SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1030
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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SOCIETY
Alpha Oncoronis肥引仪式,
this morning, for the following women:
Bava Rivera de la, of Chaffray; Mar-
quita Rivera de la, of Humahuaca;
Dorothy; Woodward
Theresa Jadickia, and Janetna Monee
of Kansas City; Margarite Lindaia,
of Sepulph, Mary; Elena Davis, of Wich-
ington, Mary; of Appleton,
City, Mo.
Alhomara present were; Amelia Haworth, Elizabeth Pepper, Avery Woolf, Roswell, Nalbergh Swenson, Nadine Hodges, Beryl Peterson, of Kansas University, Giselle Texas, Texas; Gisee Storm Bloomer, of Clifton, and Florence Searley, of Lowranceville.
The initiation services were to be lowed by a formal banquet.
Week-end guests at the Kappa Alba Phi'the home use: Mabel Hawk of Lindenwood College, and Bett Hurickwood, of Windfield.
Miss Dedley Leonard, of Kansas City, is a week-end guest at the Theta Phi Alpha house.
Mrs. C, G, W. Gwagere, of Hutchinson,
is visiting Josephine Hilde of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma house this
week end.
The K.U. Dames entertained with a bridge party at the L.O.F.F. ball last night. The 58, Patrice's motif was the devotion and the refreshments.
Dinner guests at the Chl Ongeen
house today are: Betty Stewart,
Wichita, and Hermine Needham,
Lyons.
Kansas Gamma chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon featernity hold its annual costume "howery brunet" at the chapter house last night. Bowie Yarrow wore a costume crocodile dress, Mrs. Frances Goodell, of the Alba Chi Omega house; Mary Gilman, of the Kappa Gamma house; Mrs. C. H. Lander, of the Alpha Omikron Pi house, and Mrs. Omar Omikron Pi house, and Mrs. Omar Omikron Pi house, of the Sigma Phi Epsilon house.
Out-of-town guests were; Lincoln Miller and Helen Dexter, of Balwin; Beacum Jeequard and Joan Neese, of Topeka; Mitchler, Elmer Hire, George F. Treesley, George E. Stafford, Frank N Phleas, Thomas E. Chenoweth, and Charles Lworth, of Kansas City; and Charles Webliner, of Ft. Lauren loyd.
Dorothy Bolton is a dinner guest at the Alpha Xi Delta house today.
The actives of Alpha Chi Omega were hostesses at a 1 o'clock lunch given yesterday in honor of the late Dr. Wendell Kinnan; Elizabeth Everlaugh, of Leuvenworth Charlotte Hale, of Hutchinson; Mrs. John Blocker, Mrs John Nebuchadnei, and Mrs. Richard Glan, of Leuvenworth, were guests at the luncheon.
The formal R.O.T.C., military duty, baked Friday night to the Union building. A day later, they can send more than any in previous years, according to coalition of members and officers.
Besides many other greetings from Kanaan City, Topken, and Lavenworth, Liaent, A. B. Le Geltje and Liaent, Mrs W., A. B. Boulley, of Topken were present, Koeung Kwang, a military science officer at the head of the receiving line.
Chaperones were Capt. and Mrs. G, J. Noelle, Lloyd, and Aria. Harry P. Chapman was Capt. G. Althus. Decorations were simple but effective and punch was served in a beautiful manner.
Emily R. C, Peden, of Bottledhill New York, is opening the space with Alba Gamma Delta female before he leaves for Penicaua to finish his course in
"Pat" and "Patricia" were in charge of the St. Patrick's party given at Westminster hall last night, including the decorations, the games and stunts, and the music. Of the three families present, the O'Therese and the O'Connells were given a box of candy at the end of the evening for receiving the highest score in the numerous games and contests during the festival.
The chaperones were Mrs. Edith Lantz and Mr. Edwin Price.
Phi Mu Alpha, musical fraternity,
announces the pledging of Sidney
Davis.
Pi Upilion entertained with their twenty-first annual spring Dublin party Friday evening at the Elderridge House, where he and his twin ternity colors, green and gold, was carried all through the formal dinner dance. Music was furnished by the Celtic band which played from 7 to 1. One of the features of the evening was a specially given by Hilda Owen, one of the blue singers of the middle west.
Agnew's band surprised the party with a group of newly arranged compositions, making one of their best plays of the year. Dancing took him to the dinner followed by the arranged program of dancing for the evening.
Guests at the party were as follows: Robert Murro, Kansas City; Clair Lindahl, Agenda; Lloyd Young-
bool, Pittsburgh; William Mifflin, Coffey;ville; Nelle Holloway; Topeka; Webb Scholl; Paul Staats; Dora Grose, Palm Linderstein; and Clarence Ernst; Carl Peden; enignt, United State Navy, was an honor guest of
Mr. and Mrs, V. L. Morrison, Mrs Marie French, and Mrs. Jennie Mitchell were the chaperones.
Delta Zeta security gave an informal party at the chapter house last night. Johnny Youngburgh's orchestra furnished the music. The chapel also held a special concert of Chrity and Mrs. J. E. Harwood.
The following guests were present: Lilai Rung, Catherine Carwell, Marion Mangrager, Ronnie Corean, Irene Koch, Daniel Gillard, and Marvin Parke, of Kansas City and Meredith Gallegor, of Leavonworth.
Alpha Chi Oi葛登 hold formal invitation Friday night at 12. The following women were invited: Virginia Bount, of Grap, India; Pedro Bount, of Napa, California; Harrison of Kansas City; Harriott Harrison of, St. Principe; Imogene Hill of, Ottawa; Elinna Johnson of, Kenpau; Hardel McEldoway of, Hawasland; Paul McDowell of, Mariette Muskul of, Eldorado; Dorothy Moore, of Arkansas City; Nila McCormick, of, Mt. Hare; Dorey Clemens, of, Oakland; Robert Powder, of Powder; Bamon Neill, of, Emperor; Ruth Kreboldel, of, McFlurry; Jane White, of, Ottawa; Pearl Swinson, of, Pratt; Mary Elizabeth Hains and Lola Liebin, both of Law
gas City, and Helen Prater, of Kan gas City.
Invitations have been second to 100 faculty members for a formal tea given by Corkin ball team at 4 to 6 p.m. in the Student Union, orchid, sweet pens, yellow jonquils, and turtles. Lois Rush will furnish music on the piano. Alma Brooke Brook, Mrs. Etta W. Corse, and Ruth Rice will be in the receiving line. Those who will be in the reception room may miss Maria Elizabeth Murgari, Ms. D. B. Branty, and Miss Alberta Corbin.
Miles Lesco Baumgräuer entertained the P.I Beta Phi Alumni club with a lanceon at her home yessayed a speech in the City; Mrs Josephine McLean, and the seniors of the active chapter were guests at the luncheon.
Triangle entertained with a St. Patrick's dance last night at Ecko's hall. Decorations were of green and white, and the orchestra was Don Reynolds' from Kansas City. The chaperons were Mary Carolen Brown, housekeeper; Jessica Cannon, Duffey, and Gerrit. Gertrude Pearson, the out-of-town guests were: Thaill Keller, of Columbia, Moe; Billie Keller, of Columbus; Karen Kanner, Kansas City; Grace Hubbard, of Kans
Dorothy Winchester and Charlotte tale, of Hutchinson, are week-end next at the Gamma Phi Beta house
Phil Delta Theta held its annual *Maitree Dance* "at the Memorial Union in building, last night, from 6 until 8. Harold Stuckel's orchestra, from 7 until 9, performed by the Ste. Patrick's day motif was curled cut in the decorations, the wings draped in green and white, and the ceiling of the main floor covered
Guests present were: Eva Lwin
Carter, of Wichita; Hilma Johnson,
of Greely, Cola; Kathleen Findley,
of Fallon; Elizabeth Poole;
Foe Bisham, of Junction City; Mary
Newey, of Holcomb; Mr. and Mrs.
Anhony, Mgr. Bird Cockey, of
gavens.
Alamani present cedric Cedrick Smith and John Foster, of Wichita; Dick Lee and Graham Kreamer, of Kansas City.
The chaperons wore: Mrs. Jane MacLean, Mrs. Nina Ogden, Mrs. P. H. Kleinkoberg, Mrs. Edith Miller, and Mrs. J. H. Krenner.
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Don't Waif fill the last minute!
By Paul Robinson
ETTA KETT
The Singer of Songs!
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ETTA still has that orchestra on her mind—
Sinc and
judy are
cut to
the
EVERGEO-ADES
clubs
to
hear
him,
sing —