WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Business Placement Bureau Gives Dates of Coming Interviews
Foreign and Domestic Position Open in Six National Firms
to Students
Prof. J. H, Taggart, director of the business placement bureau, has announced the dates of visits by representatives from all departments to will visit the University in order to interview seniors interested in objective research and creative firms. All students who would like interviews with these men may obtain appointments at the business placement bureau.
Howard C. Green, director of the institute of meat packing of the University of Arizona, visited faculty foriversity Friday to consult seniors who are interested in taking a preparatory course in the institute relative to obtaining employment next year in the university.
Representatives of the Remington Rand company will be here March 28 and 29, to interview men who have worked with them for position with their company.
The Firestone Tire and Rubber company has asked for the names of those who might be interested in entering its organization.
Representatives of the Standard Oi-
company of New York interviewed
more than fifty seniors Monday for
the company's domestic fields. The company will select 50 men from more than 1000
who were interviewed on their tour of
universities.
The representative of the Goodrich Rubber company, who was here Monday interviewing seniors for credit information will return in a few weeks.
--ward W. Clark, Jr. of Chicago. The wedding took place this afternoon at 4:30 at the Alba Delma Pi chapter building in Chicago. The vector of the Tritic Episcopal church, officiated at the ceremony, the Bride was given away by her father. Patricia Tamplin acted as bridegroom Bobovan, of Chicago, was the best man.
--ward W. Clark, Jr. of Chicago. The wedding took place this afternoon at 4:30 at the Alba Delma Pi chapter building in Chicago. The vector of the Tritic Episcopal church, officiated at the ceremony, the Bride was given away by her father. Patricia Tamplin acted as bridegroom Bobovan, of Chicago, was the best man.
Announcements
There will be a short meeting of the Dove staff tonight at 8 o'clock in Fraser tower, Staff members be present, Owen Paul.
Prof. Allen Crafton.
Because of the University Concert program Thursday evening the Dramatic club will not meet.
Jane Cornelius, president.
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SOCIETY
Delton Sigma Pi announces the election of the following officers: Wilford R. "I Joe" Jats, president; Freed Louis R. "Joe" Luts, assistant; junior jairward; Keneth S. Kaury serilie; Barton Avery, treasurer; Frank McFarlane, master of festivity; Charles B. Blanchard, correspondent; Charles L. Blachy, historian; Donald A. Suttmann, guard.
Six women were pledged to Thetia sigma Ptl. national bourbon journal ceremony, held on the sky parlor of the Journalists' Society. Women who were pledges are: Jerry L. Hickman; Moody, Margaret Plummer, Louise H. Carol Pennose, and Helen K.
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Mary Morrison, who has been out of school for the past two weeks because of illness, returned to school yesterday.
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The Rev and Mrs, Edwin F. Price entertained the members of the cabinet of Wesley Foundation with a 6 o'clock dinner yesterday evening at the library where guests were invited by Armstrong, Edna Jane Penney, Margaret Hunton, Olea Markham, Margaret Roberts, Ruth Hamilton, Ivita FitzSimmons, Cover, Foster Rundle, Frank Wooldridge, Rosé Roney, and Herbert Weatherby.
Alpha Chi Oluwea had charge of the W. S. G. W. A. a tea this afternoon at St. Joseph's building, Mr. Spencer Goodall pounded, building its decorations in flowers and spring flowers.
Wood Jones and Harold Culp, of Minnesota University, are visiting in Lawrence. They are staying at the Alpha Tau Omega house.
A travelog through the Philippine Islands was the feature of the regular dinner meeting of Phi Lamanda Sigma held at 5:300 yesterday afternoon at the University of the Philippines conducted by Doris Mervese, with a dramatization by Lucie Stevens, Louise Lumb, Vida Dumbar, Virginia Colman, and Margaret Walker. Follw the travelog the pledged members of the organization presented a stunt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Markley, of Salina, announce the marriage of their daughter, Cormetta, to Mr. Ed
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The decorations throughout, the house had a pale green and white motif. The altar was framed and covered with an embroidered wore a simple gown of ivory chiffon and an ivory lace hat. She carried a brown coat and wore a white dress with green hat, and shoes. She carried a bouquet of white flowers. The wedding march was by hand.
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After the wedding a reception was held for friends and relatives. The bride wore a silk dress and Sigma chapters were present. Following the reception the couple left south to swim in the beach south. The bride wore a green tweed going-away outfit with shell colored embellishments.
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Anniversary
A Great Five-Day, Store-Wide Selling
This Week Weaver's Are Celebrating Their 74th
Opportunities for saving will be many and worthwhile — From the country's leading markets come selections of New Spring Merchandise — Specially purchased and substantially under-pried.
Spring's Outstanding Successes Are Here Fashion Has Many Triumphs
What you now see here are what the smartest women on the two continents are wearing—thus we peak our Ready-to-Wear for our anniversary.
And being a party it's proper we allow—
10% Discount
on all Dresses and Coats except our special anniversary groups.
- SECOND FLOOR
SUITS
A Special Group
Spring, 1930 will be remembered by her suits—they are not the tailored or the dress makeby of past seasons, but are Town Taillleurs—the smart dresser quickly adopts this fashion.
$55 All With Blouses
Be sure to try on our new fur scarfs - a glorious selection.
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Women's Shoes
In Spring's best styles—priced less than regular for the Anniversary.
$6.00 and $6.50 values $7.50 and $8.50 values
$4.95
$6.95
Ten new spring styles from which to choose — popular leatherists in black, tans, new light shades and smart combination shoes. Try these as your opportunity to save on your footwear budget and be assured of new, fresh, merchandise in the very latest styles—our shoe department, the newest addition to our collection. These are designed for Women's. Misses' and Children's quality footwear.
SECOND FLOOR
Roadman's samples of fine silk Crepe-de-Chine Underthings — Fashioned to wear 'neath the new Silhouette styles charming tailor and lace trimmed models in silky satin. The classic silk Crepe-de-Chine nappas and lounging robes—regularly $2.95 to $2.50.
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30c values 15c
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