WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1930
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
All-University Hallowe'en Party Is a Masquerade
tumes
Prizes Will Be Given to Those Wearing Best Cos-
The all-University Halloween'en part is to be held Oct. 31 in the Memorial Union building.
This is the only all-University party held during the year and the committee is destructive that every student is bound to. No admission will be charged.
The building will be decorated to fit the occasion and refreshments of doughnuts and cider will be served on the tables and desserts will furnish the music for dancing.
The party is to be masquerade and no one will be admitted who is not in costume and masked. Prizes will be given to the best and most attractive couple in costume.
The committees in charge are: refreshments, Edm Smith, Thelma Marsh Florence Campbell, Hunter Gillesson Cunningham, Jillian Howell Decorations, Imogene Hill, Martha Bishop, Virginia Kroh, John Young Charles Skinkard, and Drew Hartnett Prices, Enter Corneus, Amal Reimel Brothers, Enter Corneus, Harold Fulconer and Carl Cooper.
Announcements
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The Newcomers club will meet at 3 Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. K. H. Lindley.
Mrs. Leanard H. Axe.
There will be an important Ku Ku meeting at 7.15 tomorrow night in room 299. Fracer hall, to discuss the trip to Manhattan.
The regular meeting of the A, I, E. J. will be held in Marvin厅 at 7:30 Thursday evening. All students enrolled in electrical engineering are asked to attend. Bring 50 cents for lunch fee. Refreshments will be served.
DeWayne Nolting, Secretary.
Caroline Rob House, Pres.
There will be a meeting of the members of the Men's Glue club Wednesday night at 8 in the auditorium of Marvin the men's club picked at the last meeting, please.
Bob Milton, president.
"European Labor Today" will be the
nubret discussed by John Shively at
the meeting of Wlys club. Thursday
evening from 7 to 8 in room 3 of the
building. The meeting will be held following
discussion. Discussion will be held following
the talk. Owen Paul, Chairman.
M. D. Stambaugh, secretary.
The Snow Zoology club will meet at 6 o'clock Thursday, Oct. 16, in room 201 Snow hall. All members are urged to attend.
Debt Court Created
Arkansas City—A. P. Garrison, local representative of the American Federation of Teachers, was appointed Grant Acton, city clerk, as judge of the small debtors' court, created here in 1894.
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Call R. D. Bowlse at 257 on Tuesday
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K. U. vs. AGGIES. Guess the correct answer. Get a free hair cut at College Im shop, 14th and Teen. Come down to K.U. with your boyfriend. Let's go and beat those Aggies. Tid.
LOST in Union building a Chemistry
Jecture notebook. Findier please return
to Thomas Puge, phone 2608 W or
dr. Dr. Cady in Chemistry
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LOST: White jeweled Elgin wrist watch with white gold link band either on 14th street or on Mass. Reward. Call 1442 W. —30
LOST: In Union building Friday,
note book containing notes in Ju-
nior High School Mocheds and in Or-
ganizational Memo. For 120
Tennessee, or call 185 J.
FOR SALE: 1924 Ford touring. Good
condition. $20. Call Pinsker, 1600
Tennessee. Phone 1150. —29
Washington, Oct. 9—(UP) — Hoover will probably be held at his desk throughout fall and winter without a vacation in New York, where he is a national park trip for the summer and when that was called off, a Carribean trip this winter. It is said authoritatively that in light of the weather, Hoover will probably be unable to get away.
FOR SALE!  Fine locker padlock keys made for door, trunk, auto locks. Edged tools correctly sharpened. Treadway and Ritz 628 Vermont. -35 319.
Hoover to Have No Vacation
Society
Gamma chapter of Pi Lambda Theta,
honorary education fraternity for
graduate students. Visits are made
daily afternoon in the dimming room of
Fraser hall. Guests will include members
of the faculty of the School of
Education, and a number of senior and
graduate women in the School of Edu-
Following the tea, members of Gamma chapter will hold a short business meeting for the purpose of taking up several items of business which have been presented for immediate use. The National Council of PI Lambdas Thieta.
Theta Phi Alpha was in charge of the W. A. G. A. tea in the rest room and the territorion. Mrs Elizabeth Edwards prevailed over her women who were carried out in gold and blue.
Honoring Mrs. H. I. Kripkutrick or
eunoln, Heb., province vice-president
d the PI Beta Phi security, members of
the alumna association were hostesses
a t luncheon Monday at the home of
Jesse M. Foley, thirty members attended the luncheon.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick, who has been , at the chamber house for several days, left last evening for Topela, days later and was welcomed by Beta Psi alpha association there.
Sigma Phi Epallon announces the pledging of John R: Douglas of Kansas City, Mo.
The marriage of Grace Vaniman to Robert Rushall, both of Huntington, wore a white gown. Jovaleck was at the Methodist Episcopal Church as president of the Phi Delta fraternity here last year, while Miss Vaniman was affiliated with Gamma Phi.
Mary Teresa Donovan, Ruth Lissicke,
and Kathryn Moore are leaving today
for Boisington where they will attend
the wedding.
Theta Tau announces the pledging of Ralph Wilson, e34, of Kansas City.
The local chapter of Sigma XI, honorary scientific society, will hold a meeting at 7:30 tomorrow evening in the lecture room of Blake hall. Dean E.B. Stoutley, president of the organization, said, "We're interested and In Dimensions." Anyone who is interested is invited to attend tomorrow's meeting.
Several members of the faculty will attend a meeting of the Classical Club on Monday, March 16th this evening. The program of the meeting will be a celebration of the
Those who will attend are Dean anna Mrs. J. G. Brander, Prof. M. W. Sterling, Miss Hannah Olivert, Prof. and Mrs.
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FOOTWEAR
Outstanding students in high grade footwear for women and misses, which include correct models for all occasions.
The model sketched is available in black moiré, piped with silver kid. Silver metal cloth. Silver kid strap. Brown kid with silver lizard trimming. Black kid, genuine lizard trimming.
DR. WM. WILSON, Chiropodist. will be here each Thursday. Telephone shoe department for appointment.
Shoes. 2nd Floor.W. L.Newman In Charge.
$8.50 to $12.00
Jayhtawks Flown
A. T. Walker, Miss Winnie D. France, and Miss Mary Grant.
A. L. Nims, A. B. 17, is employed in the treasury department of Southwestern Bank in Bristol. Mrs. Nims was Edwin Peeblemith 21, Mr. Mims was a Pia Della Thetto 22, Mr. Sloane was Michael Sheen 23.
--assistant recer at St. Michaels Episcopal church at St. Leuis.
Julius Valdes, M.S.34, of Kansas City is traveling in Central and South America for the Midland Flour Mill Company.
D. C. Goodson, AB28, is traffic manager of the Southwestern Bell Telephone company in St. Louis.
Kemeth G. Paddock, BAI 30 is now employed in the advertising department of the Wichin Eagle. Paddock's major was in journalism.
The Rev. E. W. Poindexter, A.B.18;
has moved from Atchison, Kansas, and is
Ekridge-Ethe election of Neola Whent as queen of the Ekridge fall festival, to be held Oct. 17, was announced today. The following girls received the next highest number of votes and will serve as mons of honor Whent Haack Dudley Adron McMaster Stuart Dudley, and Elise Simmona.
Eskridge Queen Elected
Auxiliary Head Elected
Pittsburgh, Mr. Guy Von Schirtz has elected president of the American Legion auxiliary. She will succeed Mrs. Murray, who has been president the past year.
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All Talking Comedy "Gentlemen of the Evening"
Lew Fields, "23 Skiddoo"
Cartoon, "Toby the Miner"
See Dorothy Mackail dancing a hula for the denizens of the tropies. See her as the net of New York's smart set. See what happens when the Boyfriend in the Tropies comes to claim his gal on Broadway,
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THE dull fresh, scrambling around the campus like an egg in a basket, he would chance be forgiven. He just doesn't know. Let the kid know. Let him know. He that, a Pachi Brand Slicker will keep him dry, from heath hazards, and ankles, and enable him to preserve any dignity he may
Brand Brand Slickers, slimmer cut, long-wearing, smarter way to wear a variety of models, weights and colors. Look for the fish on the table. The Power Street and Sumitomo House, Boston, Massachusetts.
Thursday the 16th Friday the 17th Announcing
An Augmented Showing of Fall Fashions
Dresses and Coats for Daytime
Sports Costumes
Gowns and Wraps for Evening
Daytime and Evening Shoes
Accessories
To be shown in our Hill-Top Shop from 9 to 6. It's new, modernized decorations (just completed) provide an appropriate setting for smart apparel selected by a college girl for college girls.
Paul Robinson
ETTA KETT
He Fell for It!
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