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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Society
--football party at the Methodist church tomorrow night.
M. E. H. Llinday was hostess this afternoon to the members and guests of Newcomers club at her home, 1354 Linden Street, Newport, president, opened the meeting with a short address of welcome to the group. Mrs. Kate Clare House offered a group of piano numbers and Miss Virginia Evans gave a speech. A social hour closed the afternoon.
Sigma Alpha Mu initiated Theodore R. Lamsky, e33, of Atchison, on Oct. 1
Mrs. Paul Cope of Kansas City, Mo.
was a guest at Corbin hall Wednesday
and Thursday.
Announcement of the marriage of Ethylmae Baker of Salina to Wendel Sanders of Kingman was made re-
cording that she attended the Uni-
versity for two years.
Phi Kappa announces the pledging of Harry Hayn of Kansas City, Kan.
Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley have issued invitations for a reception to the University faculty to be given Friday, Nov. 24, in Spooner-Thayer museum.
Students and faculty of the School of Business of the University will hold a smoker Wednesday evening, Oct. 29 at the Alpha Kappa Pai fraternity house in Minneapolis, insurance man of Kansas City, Mo., will be the speaker of the evening.
Miss Velma Lindow of this city and C. W. Laughlin of Kansas City, Mo., were married Saturday morning. Oct. 27, 1935, at the graduation of K.U. Mrs. Laughlin was graduated with last spring's class and Mr. Laughlin was a member of the class.
Following a short welding trip Mrs. Lintasy will resume her teaching in the college. After returning to Loulghin will take up his work in Kansas City where he is affiliated with the University of Oklahoma.
Dinner guests at the Delta Tau Deltas house last evening were Jaya Flecksteinstein, Betty Jane Martin, and Helen Reigert.
Phi chapter of Alpha Chi Omega entertained last evening with a Founder's day banquet celebrating the forty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the Omega community. Ten members of the Omega chapter. The member of the Omega chapter were guests for the evening. Miss Betty Dunkle, alumnus advertise, spoke briefly of the past history of the Al-Alma security and of its ideals and aims.
Howard Firebaugh, A.B. 24, and Honor man for 1925, was a visitor at the coaches' office and on the Hill to Washington, D.C., where he took up work in the navalized department. While in California he visited with John Bumf, former Kansan leader, who is now coaching in California.
The annual Pan-Hellenic exchange dinner, given in order to promote friendship between sorochites and to tress the unity of all such organizations, will be held evening, accompanying an announcement made by the Pan-Hellenic officers.
B. S. Branden, dean of the School of Religion, gave an address on "Alaska" to the young people's group at the First Christian church, Topeka, on Oct
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Houston, Oct. 9—(UP)—Hoover will probably be held at his desk throughout fall and winter without a vacation. Although Mr. Hoover will probably be available for the summer and when that was called off, a Carribean trip this winter. It is said authoritatively that in light of the storm, he will probably be unable to get away.
Decorations will be carried in In Bcolors of the Big Six, and the specta feature of the evening will be a unique piece by the Angels. This game will not attempt to fortell the outcome of K. U., and the Angels. This game is in trial for the real encounter. Irix FitzSimmons, c21, is in charge of the affair, Gretchen Galbert and Erica McClure, c34, are looking after the KU's tournament, and these appropriate for a football game.
Announcements
All Baptist young people and their friends are reminded of the hite who are welcome on Friday evenings. We will have a service at 10 am, when who cannot come at that hour will find our transportation from the church at 6:45. Members who go at 6 are asked to pick up.
In case of unfavorable weather for hiking, there will be a sport party and aupper at the church at the same hour. Margaret Halsted, social chairman
What's Doing Back Home News from Kansas Towns
Boa Snake Found
Ottawa—a misunderstanding arose over the tropical snake and spider found in bamboo unloaded Monday by students at University College. They were taken to Ottawa University for identification. It was announced yesterday that the snake, the stricter and the蜘蛛 a tarantula.
May Step Racing
Chamele- A plan to eliminate much of the horse racing program, and sub-committee meetings will be more attractive to the crowds, probably will be accepted by directors of the Nevada County Agricultural Society. A committee will also be the year, an official of the society stated.
Duck Hunting for League Great Bend—Duck hunting will play big part in the state convention of
the Isaak Walton League which will be held here Monday and Tuesday. Hunters who have leases at the Chneyce Bottoms or other places in the area will receive their hunting privileges to visit and watch which includes the use of the blinds.
San Diego, Oct. 16—(IP)—Funeral services for Colonel Millon McRea, retired newspaper publisher and philanthropist who died Saturday after a long illness. The body will be his residence here today. The body was to be sent to Detroit for burial.
Temple U. to Honor Doctor Margo Philadelphia, Oct. 18 — (U) Dr. P. William J. Mayve, chief of staff of the Museum. He will be honored by Temple University with the honorary degree of Doctor of Lawn Wednesday.
Temple U. to Honor Doctor Mayo
Dope may favor K. U. in Saturday's game, but the weather doesn't seem to be favoring the spectators.
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