TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1030
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
AGE THREE
Y. M. C. A. Finance Campaign for $2,000 Budget Closes Tonight
First Day's Goal Short $200
Men to Make Last Visits
This Evening
Short $200 of the day's goal of $1,800, the men handling the "Y" finance campset are on track to missed in last night's rounds and obtain the additional required to fill this year's budget. The drive was made for a fundraiser, all men assisting in the campaign at the cafeteria and will be closed to right at 11 o'clock when all final checks are completed at the Y.M.C.A., office in Frankfurt am Main.
The 120 men in the campground went to the various homes where men studied mathematics, science, or either cash payments or plaques. At the Y.M.C.A. office, which was open until 12 o'clock last night, each and every room of 767 were brought in to the matrons.
Today the campaigners were making addition rounds of the houses to house the final fund. They will make the final drive. The student goal is $2,000 of the YMCA's fund will be raised by business men, faculty members and other friends of the Y.
Banquet Starts Drive
The banquet last evening started the drive. At each place at the tables was a receipt book, 29 pledge cards, blank form checks, a sheet of notes, a list of solicitors, John Ranney, treasurer and head of the campaign presided at the banquet. Claude Scott, secretary of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and a member of the committee, stated that the Y.M.C.A. would have
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John Bann, chairman of the advisory committee and assistant professor of physical education in the University, gave the students advice concerning obtaining pledges in the campaign. He asked each solicitor and person taking part in the campaign make sure that they started out last evening. Short talks were given by Ranney and Sam Carter, Y.M.C.A. secretary, who read the pledges to the students. Y.M.C.A. secretary at the university is on leave of absence to attend Columbia University. The majors in the campaign, Richard Garlinghouse, Dr. Vernon Killen and their Crumb gave the final talks of the evening.
It was announced that a cake will be presented to the major's team in the next few days and another to the captain's team bringing' in the most money. The winning teams will be announced and guarded following the close of the drive.
In the Social Whirl
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P. Wheeler shutter house
Jade Hickman, of Webbita, and bon-
ward Cooper, of Emporia, were guests
at the Delta Sigma Lambda house
last week-end.
Theta Epsilon will meet tonight at the home of Rev. C. A. Thomas, 1132 Kolonia, at 7 o'clock. Mr. Joseph Kilpatrick, a graduate group of Hawaiian students in the presentation of Hawaiian songs and oral talk on conditions in Honolulu.
Taun Nc Tau entertained the tailored Tain Mon Simpson, Charett Short, Margaret Bolton, Eday Rayburn, Emma Freemont, Elizabeth Moxley and Kathleen
Radiator, Body and Fender Work Radiators rebuilt, tent fenders built, breaks welded. 10 East 8th Bath 4864.
Tau Nu Tau announces the bledging of Gravey Patrick, gr, of Kansas City and Josephine Jentry, c'33, of Lawrence.
M. E., H. I. Lindley entertained Brig. George Stuart Heintzelman, post Briar St. Ft. Leavenworth, and M. E. Heintzelman, post M. E. heintzeman at her home on at 1345 Louisiana yesterday. The tubes, which were used in yellow roses and chrysanthemums,
Alpha Gamma Delta announces the engagement of Mary Stoneback, f29 to Phillip Benz, e31.
Candace McLean of the Tau Gamma house returned Monday from Norman, Okla., where she spent the week-end.
Dinner guests at the Acacia house Sunday were: Betty Dummeire, Rozella Stutz, and Hannabell Hurst.
Gamma Phi Beta will have charge of the regular W. S. G. A. tea to-morrow afternoon from 3:30 to 5:00 on the fifth of the west administration building.
Gamma Phi Bhd socrity entertained with a founder's day banquet last night at the chapter house. Entertainment consisted of toasts from the members of each class, piano numbers by Virginia Derga, a vocal solo by Amanda Wolf, and several plays by Donavan and Catherine Moore.
The guests were Helen Rhoda
Hoones, Mildred Gilmore, Mooney Rice
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W, S. G. A, tea, rest room of central Administration building, 3:30 to 5
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P. Wheeler shutter house
Mu Phi Epillon founder's banquet
Viedmanns.
KENNEDY Plumbing Co.
Wednesday
Gamma Phi Beta formal, house.
Friday
Pi Upsilon, chapter house.
Kappa Kappa Gamma, chapter
house.
937 Mass. St. Phone 658
Wesley Foundation, Methodist hunch
Saturday
Pil Alpha Delta, chapter house,
Alpha Chl Omega party, Ecke'
Hall.
Alpha KappaLambda, chapter house.
General Electric Refrigerators
The pledge of Alpha Gamma Delta surprised their activities with an Armistice Day program during the dinner hour last evening.
Lillian Bibby Carleigh, Mrs. Henry
Dorothy Stone, Dr. Pauline W.
W. Weeder Hunton, Ft., all of law
injury; Dorothy Stone, Kannah City;
Katherine Brown, of Paula; and
Mrs. Virgil Morrison, of Atchison,
was the guest of her daughter at the
Kappa Kappa Gamma house yesterday.
Murray Dangelo, of Kansas City was a guest at the Sigma Nu house last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hill will be dinner guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo, Ferguson of Colorado Springs, Colo., announce the birth of a daughter, Sharon, Mrs. Ferguson of Colorado Springs, Sharon, of the Kappa Kappa Gamma security and Mr. Ferguson was of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
Thelma Edmondson entertained with a supper party Sunday evening at the Broadview Inn, in honor of Carlene Johnson, whose marriage will be solemnized next Saturday after her death. The University who attended the affair were: Ruth Stout, katie Logan, Dorothy Guthrie, and Evelyn Hogan.
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Senate Committees of University Issued by Chancellor's Office
This Year
Dean Schwegler to Head Joint Groups at K. U.
The University senate committees were announced today from the chancellor's office. The joint committee on committees is composed of Dour R. A, Schweigert, Mary R. Brinkwit and O, O. Stoland from the cabinet, and F, H. Holder, F, K. Rester and U, G. Milsit from the senate. The committees are;
Alumni interests: R. Q. Brewater,
Cora M. Durn, Downsie Bunkel,
Fred Ellsworth, N. L. Flint, George
Pearson, W. H. Johnson, and Phillip
Bradick.
Assignment of Quarters: Dean G. C, Shnail, F. P, OBrien, and the head of divisions and departments concerned.
Division of Athletical  F. C.
Allen, W. W. Davis, F. E. Johnson,
James Naismith, H. A. Rice, and W.
E. Smith.
Bryan Prize Essay: H. B, Chubb and J. P, Pensen.
Conventions and Lectures, Regular and Special; S. A. Queen, W. L. Bardick, F. B. Dulain, H. B. Guld Margaret Lynn, Aileen Moryre, Richard Nichols, Dean G. C, Shand N. C., Michael Riese, H. B. Warmer and J. W. Wooder
Eligibility to Non-athletic Activities:
H. C, Thurman, Maund A.
B. Brown, and G. W. Stratton,
Division of Extentions; H. G. Inc.
Clubb Heads Prize Groun
Division of Extension: H. G. Ingham and heads of division concerned.
Buchler is Forensic Chairman
Forensics: E. C. Buchler, H.
B Chubb, Allen Crafton, J. H. Nelson
and George A. Walker.
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Grounds: Dean G, C. Shand, C, G. Bayles, J. M. Kellogg, W. C. McNown, Rose Morgan, W. C. Stevens, and Olin Temmlin.
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Psychological Examinations: R, H. Wheeler, C, C. Crw联邦, George J. Wood, H. C. Taylor, L. T. Tupy, and P. A. Witty.
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Relations with Other Educational institutions: U. G. Mitchell, J. G. Bellman, K. M. Sullivan, J. R. Davis, M. D. Davis, E. F. Engel, George O. Foster, R. M. Hower, F. E. Johnson, R. Moore, Lawson, Nelson Rose, Morgan Nelson, Nelson Posey, M. R. Rice, Amida Stanton, O. Stoland, Dean E. B. Stouffer, Dean A. Turner, Adrian Taylor, A. H. Turner and R. H. Wiley.
Walker I is Chairman of Rhodes Group
Rhodes Scholarships; A. T. Wakel,
L. B. Burkard, C. C. Crowford,
H. M. Kearns, S. Daniels and
Deun E, B. Stouffier.
R. O.T.C.: W. C. Koenig, Ernest Bayee, Dean F. T. Stockton and E. L. Treece.
Scholarshipst: Elizabeth Galloo,
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Hannah Oliver, Rose Morgan,
M. W. Sterling and W. C. Stevens.
Moore Heads Science Bulletin
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Hunger, A, W. Dovidion, H, H. Burger,
O. Meyer, J. S. Shields, O, S. Sho-
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Joint Committee on Student AF-
C, B. Werner and D. Roberts,
Cora Dewey Agree. Jonathan
John Ie, Elizabeth Mongular,
Benil Morrison, Elise Neum Schwaber,
Susan Feldman.
Student Loan Funds; George O.
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Dean Agres Husband, Klar Kloz,
P. B. Lawson and B. W. Warmer
Division of Summer School: Dean R. A. Schwegler, H. E. Chandler, and heads of divisions concerned.
Vocational Guidance; George J. Hood, W. H. Johnson, Desmian B. Hooper, Daniel E. Kernovich, H. B. Werner and R. A. Witty.
Women's Self Governing Association: Donna Agnes Husband, Eliza Mugairi and Elise Neisen Schwaeng
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