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FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930
University of Kansas Has Students Enrolled From Eight Countries
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
All But Three Kansas Counties and Over Half of States Represented
The geographical distribution of students at the University shows that there are only three counties in Kan not represented in the student body.
There are 54 students on the HI who are from eight foreign countries (Australia, China and China). Of the 48 states in our union, only 15 are not represented on the campus this year, according to a report issued from the office of George Washington.
KANSAS COUNTIES Kansas Counties
60
59
58
57
56
55
54
53
52
51
50
49
48
47
46
45
44
43
42
41
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Allen          46
Anderson      38
Achison       25
Barton        17
Burton        31
Bourbon       32
Brown        33
Chase         10
Charlesson    4
Charlie        20
Cairy        7
Clark        2
Clyde        31
Cloud        30
Comuneche    8
Coutry        10
Crawford     15
Crawford     4
Dickinson    46
Doubleday    32
Bougain    1657
Kawanee    4
Silk        10
Silk        16
Ellsworth    28
Ellsworth    18
Ford        46
Franklin     46
Gory        19
Gray        18
Graham        5
Grace        2
Gray        1
Groovedwood   1
Hamilton      5
Harrier       11
Harrier       28
Hackley      34
Hodgsonman    8
Jayfork      15
Jayfork      48
Jawell      16
Johnson      72
Kearney      28
Kearney      19
Kowal        9
Laine        42
Lane lawrence 116
Lincoln      20
Lane        30
London       9
Lyon        29
Marten        27
Marshall      12
M. Phleomar    34
Manuel       14
Manuel       33
Mortonfield 81
Montgomery   81
Morton       11
Nontown      11
Noelis       31
Norton       4
Grange        10
Gorrie        25
Gherane      12
Pawnee       22
Phillips       4
Portwatotwich 25
Rawline      28
Rose        65
Republic      21
Riley        22
Reckell      1
Rush        16
Rosewall      25
Rawline      28
South        37
Songlue      10
Shawrew      19
Shawrew      19
Smith        6
Stanford      2
Summer      3
Summer      3
Trop        2
Walbee      2
Washington    1
Wilshire      2
Woodbine      2
Woodbine      25
Total ... Other States
Arionna
Alabama
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Louisiana
Missouri
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Texas
Pennsylvania
 Tennessee
Texas
Tennessee
Washington
Vermont
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Total...Other Countries
Other Countries
Canada 2
China 8
India 6
Japan 4
Mexico 11
Malaysia Islands 31
SUMMARY
SUMMARY
Kansas 3678
Other States 831
Grand Total 4541
Other States 84
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Dinner guests at the Pi Beta Phi House last night were Miss Anna McCook, Miss Teresa Moore and Miss May Gardner; and Miss Mary Grant, a guest at the house for a few days.
The men of Wesley foundation will entertain the women with a stunt show and musical performance at Motherville Church church, Fran Woodridge, c21, and Kenneth Ewing, c23, will perform.
Refreshments will be under the direction of Donald Roney, c'33.
Dinner guests at Corbin hall last night were Mrs. D, R. Athey and Miss Ester Ashley of Lawrence.
Alpha Ni Delta will give a tea Sunda afternoon, between 4 and 5:30, at the chamber house. The ten is to be served in a room dedicated to international visitor, Mrs. Meryl Cotter Combs, of Harrisburg, IL, who is a About 30 guests have been invited.
The Newowner's club gave its annual evening party for husbands of the members, last night at the University. They enjoyed dancing in dancing and playing bridge, Mrs. Verner Smith, social chairman of the club, and Mrs. F. E. Kester, the general arrangements for the event. Mrs. F. E. Kester and H. R. De Silva were on the committee for decorations and refreshments. Lavender tappers and pink roses were used in the decorations. The refreshment harmonized with the decorative motif.
Dinner guests at the Pki Kappa house last night were Dean and Mrs. Robert M. Davis, Wilmil Trout, Dorien DeWitt, William Trout, Ian Galvin and Dunne McCormick.
Kappa Beta, Christian church sarchiose, chose the following officers at a dinner last night: Ruth Spindler, president; Helen Skolonov, president; Hazel Snowclo, treasurer; Katherine Morris, recording secretary; Frances Schrepel, corresponding secretary; Jane Cornelius, radiomanic secretary; Marie Marter, alumnine secretary.
Helen Johnson and Alice Morton both of Oberlin, were guests at the Alpha Gamma Delta house last night
Alpha Omicron Pi is entertaining a number of guests this week-end, including Mrs. David Stout of, Pomo M., Margarita Stout of, Wichita; Mrs. John Gosling of, Pomo M., W. F. Cleveland of, St. Louis Mrs. W. M. Swedland, and Mrs. J. H. McMorran, of Macksville, are also attending the house. They attended special last night, given by Helen Clyde Cleveland and Helen McMoran.
Those who will assist are: Mrs. E, B. Stouffer, Mrs. L, N. Flint, Mrs. E, F. O'Brien, Mrs. H. Hindman, Mrs. E, P. O'Brien, Mrs. Bell Withew and Miss Irene Peabody.
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Kappa Phi, the Methodist church sorcerity, met last night in Myers hall under the leadership of Naomi McGill and William Gough with devotionals led by Ether Morgan. These were followed by a group of current events given by Willa Mae Kirkpatrick, who presented events consisted of sketches on the recent union of the Methodist churches in Canada and on the misadventure of a student who the last part of the meeting was devoted to the presentation of the play "The Cross," given by five girls; Virginia Kennedy, Frances Warrier, Virginia Armstrong, and Jeannette Lommasson.
Gamma Phi Bla entertained with a formal tea, this afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Ernest L. Barbour of Evanson, Ill., international grand president of the organization, to the house mothers and presidents of the organized homes on the Hill, the alumnae, patronesses, and Mrs. E. H. Lindley, and Dean Agus Husain, to the house mothers of Mrs. H. J. Hauna poured. The house was decorated with spring flowers.
Phi Gamma Delta entertained with an informal dance at the chapter house, last night, from 7 to 8. Mrs. Williams was guest; Mrs. Cushman was guest; Eugene Davis, Marcela Miller, Ruth Thompson, Margaret玲莉, Jayne Fleckenstein, Albert Kirk, Lyclie Henderson, Bertrand Hines, Alicia Hines, and Jola Rushing Custah.
Mary, M. Myrle C. Combe, of Harrisburg, III., arrived at moom today at the Commerce Center. Combe is the national visitor and she will spend the week-end in Lawrence.
News has been received of the marriage of Miss Badge Gaunt, daughter of Mrs. F. W. Gaunt, of Lawrence, to Mend Walworth, of New York,
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Mrs. Walworth left Lawrence in December with her mother to make a tour of Australia and the South Sea Islands and it was while they were there that she met Mr. Walworth. The bride is a graduate of the Lawrence high school with the class of 1925 and received her A. B degree from the University last spring. She is a member of Chi Omega of Tau Sigma, dancing security.
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Those on the program were: Prof. Karl Kueterstein, Dean D. M. Swofford, Dr. Ralf Hahn, and Dr. Downing, Connell McGrew, Luther Leavengood, Miss Laura Rankin, Mike Tolley.
Members of the School of Fine Arts faculty gave a program Wednesday afternoon, before the Music club, at the school's Music Hall. The program included the composition, by Prof. C. S. Skilton, written to them in 1963. The program was called "Kafka," which received first prize at the state convention of Fine Arts Clubs head in last month.
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