THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE; KANSAS
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SOCIETY
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In order to reward the 19 girls for their time spent Saturday night in the "Perry minor's Sigma Chi Club," they entertain the ones who were "hired" to dance in the hall at an informal dance tonight at the Sigma Chi Club.
The dance hall is managed each
week by a dance instructor and some
time after the舞会, the "cubetret girls" in
some way to pay for their time spent
The 19 girls are: Marian Moses, Doris Husted, Marine Downing, Rebekah Thompson, Margaret Riley, Doris Husted, Mary Downing, Fern Snyder, Lucile Henderson, Mary T. Denovan, Hazel Hoffman, Nancy Willex, Frances Pattison, Dennis Snyder, Helen Tifford, Mary Jean Silver, Helen Tifford, Kathryn Hayes, and Betty Anderson.
The University Women's club entertained with an informal tea this afternoon at Myers Hall. Music numbers were presented by members of the university fine arts faculty. The program was arranged by Mrs A. L. Qwen.
The freshmen of Phi Kappa Psi are entertaining with an informal dance for the upper classman, Fridays evening from 8 to 10. The party will be given at the house and Arte Sims orchestra will furnish the music.
Theta Tau announces the pledging of Harold I. Hoover.
Chi Omega announces the engagement of Bath Kucch to Walt Rising. Mr. Rising is a member of Sigma Chi.
Seward Daniels, of Champaign, IL,
to Tauga Tenuo fraternity, and Bill Bennon
of Kansas City were dinner
guests at the Alta Tenuo gomega
house.
Mary Margaret Moore, A.B.25, and Joanna E. Crawford, the Kappa Kappa Gamma house this week. Miss Moore came for the Phi Beta Kappa dinner which was held in June.
Mrs. M. L. Breidenthal and Mrs. J.
A. Hassig were guests at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house yesterday.
Delta Sigma Pi announces the pledging of Marvin Beery, c'32, of Hardin, Mo.
The American Association of University Women will meet at 7:20 Monday night at the home of Mrs. E. H. Lindley.
Professor H. B. Chubb, of the department of political science, will attend a meeting on "investigation," and officers will be elected for the coming year from names proposed by the committee.
Want Ads
--is composed of Miss Josephine Burnham, chairman; Mrs. Robert Rowlands; and Mrs. C, F. Nelson.
LOST: White gold groun wrist watch. Name engraved on back Return to M. O. Davies, 1134 Miss. Rewrad. —151
WANTED: Men for speciality works during summer 1930. Those with personality, native ability and actual desire for large earnings wanted. Male applicants must earnimum earnings guaranteed. See R. P. Stearns, Elldridge Hotel, Friday, April 4, a. 9 to m. 10 p., and Saturday, April 5, a. 9 to m. 5 p.. -151
LOST: Probably on campus, a Tawanne wrist watch, one-half of metal bracelet removed. Ted A. Kendy, 117 Park. Phone 186. — 151.
TYPEWRITERS for rent: Good machines for rent by the week, month or year. Prices monthly payments. Lawrence Typewriter Exchange. 373 Man. St. of York.
BORTETTE BEAUTY Shop. Guaran-
cell or cell or finger wave with shampoo, 50¢;
finger wave, 35¢; hair cut, 25¢.
Phone: 927. 927%  Mass. (Ustria, rest.)
phone: 927. 927%  Mass. (Ustria, rest.)
Business and Professional DIRECTORY
BUTLER MOTORS
BUTLER MOTORS
Willys Knight and Whippet Cars
G Used Cars 617-19 Mass. St.
THE CHARLTON INS. AGENCY
We Protect and Serve You—So that you
May Render Service.
May Reborn Service:
Phone 689 Insurance Bldg.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Mass.
A social meeting is planned for next month.
The delegates, of the local chapter, to the sectional meeting to be held at the Hotel Lassen, Wichita, April 16-12, will be announced Monday eveni
GOOD B RICHARDS
Dentalters in Paper and Paints
Larquettes and Wax.
Ph. 620 Opp. Fire Dpt. 207, 209 W. 8th.
H. W. HUTCHISON
DENTIST
713 Mast.
House Bridge Phone 395
HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
New and Used
KNOLES BICYCLE SHOP
Plate 913 1014 Mart
Teachers' Positions Filled
Calls for Instructors Greater Than Last Year
Any woman graduate of a university or college on the list approved by the U.S. Commission for bachelors in the national organization of the American Association of University Women has been two years at an approved college is eligible for associate membership.
"The number of calls for teachers is greater this year than last, and we expect to have a great many more after the April board meeting." Proof of achievement will be placed on bureau said yesterday. He also stated that the most popular candidates at present are those teaching mathematics, science and coaching athletes.
Those who have received positions through the placement bureau within Texas may be invited to her peer session 27, who was elected to teach in the grades at Mochelle, Texas; Tewksbury Smith, gr. 20, who will teach in the grades at State Teachers college; and Raphael Duncan, c.30, who has accepted a position to teach science and coach athletics.
A position as instructor of history in the high school at Howard has been offered by the college for session 229, Vergil Cole will be coach of athletics and teacher of science at Winfield and Glenn Lebahm, gr.350, University in Wichita.
A Fitting Backgorund for your Fraternity Crest
genuine Swiss Lapis, Chrysor
corneil, Cornelian and Onyx in
brooches, rings, or, pendants
with solid silver mountings
and chain. Pried at $4.00
up.
F. H. ROBERTS
Jeweler and Optometrist
833 Mass. Phone 825
The Best for $5.00
Made in Specialty factory by skilled workmen Using best of materials Combination lasts 18 styles to show Why not try them?
Entomology majors: All men majoring in entomology see me at one about summer work;
--blessings from the republicans and curries from democrats. Despite the demands from farm aid, republicans have been opposing some of its provisions and protests from democrats charging "gag rule," insisting that they will bill the directly to conference.
Announcements
H. B. Hungerford,
Head of Department.
BROWN-BILT Shoe Store 114 Mar St. Front Side
814 Mass. St. — East Side
Tariff Bill on Last Lap
Washington April 2—(UF)—The Hawkeye-Swett tariff bill was started by the White House and passed through congress with fraternal
THE VERY LATEST in the Halldorian Electric Studio Lighting System. The sun is always shining at the—
THOMPSON STUDIO
829 Mass. St. Phone 614
Get Your Materials for Wiener Roasts
Steak Roasts
at
Roy Lawrence Market
906 Mass. Phone 272
For Your General Needs in Drugs and Sundries come in and let us show you what we have in stock.
We appreciate student business
11th & Mass "Handy for Students" Phone 678
Rankin's Drug Store
"Handy for Students"
IT WAS RATS---as well as fear of a toterting building that drove the occupants from old Snow Hall to the new Snow Hall, we learn in the special souvenir number of the K. U. Graduate Magazine, alumni monthly.
Ten Years of K. U. Building on sale on the campus TOMORROW
A SOUVENIR
Passing over the period 1920-
1930 we see a visit on change on
Mt. Oread. A total of $3.
336,000 worth of building on
the campus — and $1,274,700
put into fraternities. All these
additions have added lights — real information that you'd want to keep and to send a friend — pictured and described in this magazine.
A REVELATION
Become owner of one or more of these special Ten Years of K. U. Building" numbers 50c and worth it
SUITS—Fine details makes the Exclusive Soft Suit
Almost without knowing it, you can identify a 'good Suit' the minute you see it — There's a softness, an imaginative touch, a freedom from conventional suit lines. For instance, these new details in this collection make these suits an exclusive fashion, and especially for Spring. 1930.
This we can prove for
$48
All with blouses
Dresses — The burden of fashion falls on your shoulders
Dresses must fit right—The new caps just so... Four out of every five of this season's frockes use the magic touch of neckwear. Here are new creations of fashionable Flat Caps and light or dark back-ground prints—and pried with moderation at—
$16.75
Other Dresses $10 to $59.50
Fur Scarfs --- The last touch of smartness is a Fur Scarf
So important is the fur scarf in this day of feminine charm that it is nothing short of a necessity. It's the logical choice to bridge the gap between the fur trimmed winter coat and the untrimmed spring coat or ensemble. Society leaders know that women are dressed business women and college girls find it the one accessory that best allows their street clothes or festive chiffons.
New Costume Jewelry
Springtime is open season for wearing Novelty Jewelry. When costumes are light and neck and arms are free, pretty pieces of jewelry display to most charming advantage.
We are showing a wonderful new selection—attractive styles in colors to harmonize with your new costume. Bracelets, Necklaces, Chokers, Earrings, Clips and Pins in great variety.
$1.00 and $1.95
Wayne Knit Silk Hosiery
chiffon weight
full fashioned
silk to the top
new French heel
$1.50 pr.
The exquisite sheerness of these fine all-silk Chiffon Hose cannot fail to add much to every spring Costume. Reinforced at points of wear. In these new Spring
Shades-
Beige Clair
Rendevous
Plage
Manor
Ivoire
Gunmetal
Gassard hooksets fit no easily and well. Our corpse are highly in favor of their design, but a sketched here—inserted with elastic, trimmed with lace, and soft sofa. We also like the soft sofa to be delivered found on the model. $59=$5,QO.
Visit our new shoe department — Women's Quality Footwear in smart spring Styles — Moderately Priced
— Women's Quality
Styles Moderately
— SECOND FLOOR
ETTA KETT
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A Bright Idea!
By Paul Robinson
A SWELL HEAR I'VE GOT TO GET NEAR HER WITH THAT GROWD AROUND — I KNOW WHAT I DO THING I WANT ALL TO MY HITTLE SELF—
HELLO-CHIEF OF ROWS!
THERE IS A JOYFUL SOUNDER GIRL
AGAINST THE HERO HOTEL-
AGAINST THE SUCH A BIG MOB
ONESIDE--BEND DOWN A SQUAD
OF OFFICIERS TO HANDLE THEM
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