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SOCIETY
Guastas at the Alpha Omicron Pi
museum, Miss. Wr. Cromer, Md.
Dovellny, Miss. Sullivan, Miss.
Stoops, Kansas City; Miss. Vera Sayo
Steoga, South Center; and Miss Maxine
Morgan.
This morning at 10 o'clock the serv-
er is giving a senior breakfast for
alumnae and senior members of the
house.
The students of Prof. Raymond Eastwood, in the department of painting gave a birthday party Friday afternoon in his honor.
Tau Nu Tau torsity entertained with its spring party last evening at Holloway hall, Mallini the orchestra presided over by those who were Mrs. W. A. Churchill, housemother; Mrs. W. A. Nelson, Mrs. Erri Corley, and Mrs. Claire Emerson, housemaster; Mrs. M. Archer, Mrs. Ben Batecheler of Rogers, Ark; Miss Ian Huntingsteer of Emporia; Miss Ima Huntingsteer of Kansas City; Kau, Miss Inez Jenon, of Wichita; Earl Smith, of Hutchinson, Sum Wright, of Topken; Ansel Adams, and Rajley Tyler of Kansas City, Kan.
Chancellor and Mrs. R. H. Llindy attended the wedding yesterday of Miss Georgette Ann Longen to Mr. Benjamin Carol Winfield Hyde HI. Mrs. Hydie M. B. Longen to Ms. M. B. Longen, Mr. Longen in general manager of the Kansas City Star.
Tau Gamma gave its annual senior farewell party last night for the following seniors: Nora Crawford, Ruth Searle, Amy Shapiro, Ben Betz, Betz, Blakshun Skimmer, Amelica McFall, Lola Wiggins, Thelma Reeves, Mignon Nye, and Eden Spoonmore. Mignon Nye attended a toastmess at the dinner. Spring flowers were used throughout the rooms as decorations and the McMansions orchestra furnished music for the dances.
The chaperons were Mrs. Frances Milton, housemother, Mrs. Jacken, McKinley, and Larry Dunkley. Alumun guests were Harold Lederer, Jerry Leavine, Earher Zeileille, Burlington, Carris Nutt, Waverly; John Robertson, Leworthy, and Lacy Curtis, Ver
The farewell party of the year was held at the chapter house of Alpha Xi Delta last night from 9 to 12. The orchestra played with silhouettes around the lights. The chaperons were Mrs. Gertrude Pearson, housemother, Mrs. Evelyn Oakes, B. F. Fowler, F. Warder, Barbara Barron, C. F. Fortier's orchestra, from Kansas City played for the party.
Miss Ehsel Joy Williams entertained at Henley house with a Chinese dinner Friday evening the following guests: Jen Fak Woo, Shin-Chim, Cheung, Michael Lee, Peter Schmitz, Hester Hayne, Margaret Hanson, and Mrs. and Mr. Marvin D. Groebke.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha K Delta house today are Jean Hanksc, Mary Genevieve Canfield, Ann Beaillarge, Wallace Hudson, Bernard Calks and Mary T. Baird of Solison, and Mary C. Van Clever and Paul Steele of Lawrence.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house are Virginia Crawford, Beulah Carpenter, Elizabeth Jeffrey, and Mel Carpenter, of Colby.
Virginia Horter of Kansas City is a guest of Eugenia Davis at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house this week end.
Week-end guests at Corbin hall are Mrs. C. L. Porter and Lillian Clarke, of Blue Mound, and Margarete Davis, of Leavenworth.
The Comptonish club entertained with an informal dinner dance Friday evening, from 6 to 10. Following the evening, the club hosted Mann's, dancing took place at Eagles hall. Ted Evans, president of the club, acted as tourmaster for the evening. The event featured a number of dancing acts.
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manante, Robert M. Meyer, and Dean Henry Werner. The chaperones for the party were Mrs. F. J. Koll, and Mrs. Helen Werner. The guests were Werner; were facultyguess of the club
Chi Delta Sigma announces its pledging of Richard C. Keown of Ir dependence, Mo.
The spring party of the men's interim fraternity council was held Friday at the Union building from 9 until 12 p.m. There were ten men present from eighteen colleges and universities these came with dates and four jams. Hugh Else furnished the music. The chaparettes were Mr. Gentruch and Ms. Heissler, and Mrs. Clarken Howard
Guests this week end at the Alph Delta Flu house were Irene Murray, Topkachi Jesse Aberkerman, of Larner Nina Weber, of Owatotime, and Naime Dweber, of Owatotime.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Browning, of Beaconpt, spent Friday in Lawrence Dr. Brownings has recently been elected head of the history department of the high school at Manhattan. He was graduated from this school as in 1036 and he expects to spend amateur school in the University this war.
Della Chi entertained with an informal party from 9 to 12, Saturday afternoon. She is also a decorator for decorations. Duccies, the florist's flower, were also used to carry flowers and cut flowers as well. Mrs. J. H. Kraemer, Mrs. Margaret Perkins, and Mrs. L. C. Harris.
Alpha Gamma Delta entertained with a formal dinner at the Eldridge hotel from 6:30 to 9:00 night. The dinner was hosted at the chapter house. Out-of-town guests were Zelma Moonn of Wichita, Treston Edwards, and Alfraidra Burke. In attendance were Howard and McKinley of Kansas City, Kan., Charles Young and Marie Petries of Kansas City, and Mary Stonebank of Knoxville, running household, Mrs. A. J. Stout of Topkok, Mrs. C. E. Lindley, and Mrs. S. L. Wilhelm. Decorations were carried out in modernistic design of the music by Alei Simons orchestra.
Week-end guests at the Delta Zeta
Women's Soccer League in North
worth, Marina and Mia Brown.
Perry; Dorothy Wilson and Mary
Brecken of Lawrences and Virginia Horns.
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and auring furnished the entertainment for the picnickers. Miss Ruth Hoover, sponsor for the group, chaperoned the papyri.
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Diploma Mailing Tubes
Faculty and student members of the department of psychology who are at least 25 years old are invited to the American Psychological association are expected back in Lawrence either as a guest speaker or as an instructor.
"A" Grade Diploma Framing
DIPLOMAS
Framed
Packed
Shipped
W. Y. Morgans, chairman of the board of regents, who has been ill for some time, is improving and hopes to be out of the hospital by Monday.
Chancellor E. H. Liljeboy delivers the commencement address at Horton High School Friday evening, and Liberty Mo. Thursday evening.
Manley will attend the meeting of the council at Eates June 6 to 16.
Felix Malmey, c20, was elected representative to the YMCA. field council for the Royal Mountain dis- tributary. He had been a Royal C.A. cabinet last night at Pensall hall.
Home Brew Ushers in New Rival of Famed Jake
People who have resorted to the hokey hooking method, the one overdressed of jikki pancyhose now find that their worries are not over. The rival of the "pike boy" has arrived with a new look.
The new malady, prevalent among defenders of home brew, made its appearance recently in Oklahoma City where several persons have been found suffering from swollen muscles of the backs and hips in only conventions of their own mixing.
Dr. Walter H. Miles, Oklahoma City health director, believes that the inedible ingredients of the drink which the mixture is brewed rather than from the ingredients of the drink,
Greecie, *Colo.* (UP)-Automobile thieves seem to have a liking for cars used by W. E. Anderson, a local pro-figurist who uses a car from him for the fifth time.
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K. U. Pennants 40c to $3.25
Banners $2.25 to $8.50
Pillows $2.50 to $14.50
Blankets $12.50
K. or K. U. Seal Pins $1.00 to $6.00
Letter Openers $1.00 to $3.00
Cigarette Lighters $1.00 to $6.50
Smoking Sets $1.35
Brass Gifts 50c to $3.00
Stationery, Crested ... 50c to $1.00
Memory Books ... $1.00 to $8.50
Lock Diaries ... $3.00 to $10.00
Diaries ... 50c to $6.00
Address Books ... 35c to $1.50
Writing Folios ..$3.00 to $12.50
Gift Wares ... 65c to $6.50
Desk Sets ... $4.00 to $7.00
Wall Skins, Fraternity and
Sorority ... $3.00 to $7.50
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