SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
The Alpha Chi Omega sorority will open their open house Friday evening, with Earl Colman's orchestra from the University of Arizona. The chaperones for the evening were Mrs. Frances Goodell, the house mother, Miss Klara Halland, and Mrs. Mary Margaret Topping, from the Alma Kappa Lambda College education department, and Mrs. Margaret Grove, from the Alma Kappa Lambda College Helen Haney, of Council Grove, Elaine Marne, of Kansas City, Kan., Mr, and Mrs, Al Hauss, of Kansas City, Evans, of Dodge City.
Tau Nu Tau torsority hold open house Friday evening. The chaperones were Mrs. Churchill, the housemother, and Mrs. W. O. Nelson, a pawnbroker. The flowers, colors, and autumn flowers were used in the decorations.
Members of the Sigma Kappa sorority hold open house Friday evening, at the chapter house, 1925 Edgard Hillway, from Kansas City furnished the music, Mrs. L. R. Gilbert, the housemother, Mrs. Harry Lander and Mrs. Jill Miller, the chaprooms. Guests were Florence Ellickd, Marguerite Colgreave, Elaine Moyer, Krystal Ruth Leone, Emma Brown, and Joel Brown, of Kansas City.
Orange-shaded lights, ferns, and palms were the decorations used when the Tan Gamma sorority held a spring gala at the Kunio's orchestra, the Missouri Rambla, furnished the music. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hornman, Lawrence and Mrs. Arnaud Tau, Tim Oakes house mother, and Mrs. Eva Oakes, Delta Sigma Lambda house mother. Alumni present were Carly Cortez, Vernell Meyer, Julian Fitzpatrick, and Miledd Chandler and Mary Olmstead, of Lawrence.
Kappa Sigma fraternity held an informal dance, last night at the chapel in the former University Theater furnished the music. A full motif of flowers was used in the dewormations. Charismae were Mrs. Nilson, Mrs. Hassan, Mrs. Fayez, Mrs. J. Sigman, Sigma Chi heir-mother, and Mrs. N. K. Thompson, and Mrs. A. T. Thomas. They were Rapii Taylor, Forester Smythe, and Eddie M. Gwen, of Toppek, and Arnold Leaunberg, of Kansas City.
The Alpha Xi Delta security hold their annual open house Friday evening, at the chapel of The Pambert Hailey's house from Kansas City city furnished the music for the evening and the son, house mother, Mrs. Edith Miller from the Sigma Nu house, Mrs. J. L. Hainey, son of the son, Mrs. Chara Leonard from the Sigma Phi Elema house, Mr. and Mrs. Cheryl Leonard from the Sigma Phi Elema house, Mr. and guests for the evening.
Justice Rodgers, Graue Glavillevich,
and Kevin Gerard from the
weekend at their homes in Kansas
xN Delta home are spending the
weekend at their homes in Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Ron W. Friedel of Wichita announces the birth of a son Gordon Wade, Sept. 22, Mrs. Friedel and Mrs. Mae Pauline Newman A, B, 222.
Mr. and Mrs., Cameron M. Smith of Wakefield announces the birth of a son, Robert Nouni, Sept. 4. Mrs. Smith, formerly Miss Melva May Waller,
Frances Curtis is spending the week end at Chanute visiting relatives.
Ms. Friend Hyland, formerly Pally Spellman, A. B. 29, is spending the weekend with her grandmother Mrs. Lindsay Barnes, at the Alpha Plex House.
The active members of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity gave a party Friday evening, Sept. 27, to introduce the following new pledges: John Burcham, the founder of Kennett, and Collins Gloriee, of Kansas City; Bertram Carruthers, Daniel Matthews, Hamilton Perkins, James McMullen, and Jeffrey Hirst; Henry White Food Parker, Clarence Home, and Melvin Reed, of Kansas City; Kan; Charles Webster, of Lawrence; Joseph Stattus, of St. Louis; Derek Johnson, of William Williams, of Coffeville.
The Patterson and Warfield orchestra curated the music, and the chapels were decorated by Owen's from Lawrence. Decorations were carried out in an orange and blue setting.
Freddy Agniewski's orchestra furnished the music for the Pie Bta Pi Open house concert, Mrs. Jane Maclean, the housemother, and Miss Nella Leur, as assistant to the dean of the college at the Fraternal Institute present were guests.
Rey, and Mrs. C. W. Thomas held open house for the Baptist students, and he rented a room in the studio. The evening was spent in games and entertainment of a get-together.
DEPICTING NAVAL STRENGTH OF UNCLE SAM AND JOHN BULL
Here are the latest official figures, made public by the navy department, showing the comparative tonnage of the United States and British fleets, an analysis of immediate interest in view of the proposed area reduction conference. Figures given include ships already built, those under construction, and also those authorized. Typical United States war vessels have been selected to show the different types
Aggies Say They Are Wildcats no More; to Be Officially Dubbed "Kay-Aggies"
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Manhattan. — That Kansas Aggie athletic teams will now be officially known as the "R-Aggress" was the announcement made today by Fred Seaton, director of publicity for the athletic department.
The decision to officially discard the term "Wildcats" came after several conferences with Director of Sports Operations, Bill Lester, and members of the Kansas State wiltide team. State teams have little deputation. State teams have to join John Bonder come here to coach football in 1956. The Wildcat, "Toupons Down," he continues to be the most successful team.
Two years ago, certain sports were even began to call Buckman bona fide as a professional athletic department here felt that this term and sound the same. But the general admission
Ms. and Mrs. George P. Thompson of Ottawa moved to Lawrence this morning and on to Kansas City, not compelled by their daughter Ruth
The Chaplain Edward's club of the Trinity Episcopal church will have a dinner the evening at 9 p.m. at Wladwemann's grill room. He is open and at least to all students who attend or are all interested in the Episcopal churc Prof. W. D. Weiss, of the deanry following give a short talk following the dinner.
About 40 University students and members of the Trinity Lutheran church bled out to the Kind farm four miles northwest of Laramie yesterday afternoon to enjoy a day with friends, classmates and Miss Mary Marsen, assistant professor of zoology on the Hill, chaperoned the students.
The active members of Dali Upon,ishop fraternity gave a party night at the chapel in June 2013. The chapermen were Mrs.K, K.D, Church, J., M.H Kranser and Mrs.J, S.Laste, united for a concert on the music. Alumni present were Robey Cox and Robert Armada of Rumani,Ms. and Robert Farming of Topokha.
Mrs. Arthur Dillon and Mrs. Eugene Burt were guests of Rosandre Burt at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house Saturday.
Delta Zeta society's open house was held last night and the movie was furnished by Merle Griffith O'Reilly orchestra. Goestra were Miss Mary Livingston, Chanute Bernie Nakita, Kate Woolfe, and Katie Conrad, of Smith Center; Miss Mara Taylor, of Abbleen; and Nadine Miller, Martha Benson, Irene Curtiss, Ruth Bryant, Marian Brinton, and Janna Laternette, of Kauzai, for wood, bonemother, Mrs. Eva Oikos, Delta Sigma Lambia homemother
Kathe Dockborn of Chapman is in guest at the Alpha Delfer PR house this week end.
of the冠管, Subsequently, however, it was decided that the shrub could be helped out by the insertion of a crown and the rest of the term. This was done and the nurse accepted. The term then was spelled K-argviegs, although it were spelled 'K-Aargviegs'.
The reason for the adoption of the new term was given by the publicity director in his statement. He said, "We wanted to give our students a large number of college and high school teams throughout the country which are designated as 'Wildcats,' a team from Kansas that we coached on a collegiate competition for Kansas Aggie teams. The best one we could think of was K-Aggerats," he added, "that is distinctive than any other which has bipartisans been presented to the athletic board, and we have had no complaints." A swearing of teams from this college?
Mrs. B, O. Running, Alpha Gamma Delta homemother; Mrs. Jemie Mitchell; Pi Upsilah housemother; and Prof., and Mrs. Henry Werner.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sewell are now located at Akron, Ohio, where Mr. Sewell is connected with the air force and Mr. Sewell was formerly Nadeau Morrison.
Membership meetings were held at Henley house Thursday and Friday by the membership committee, with members, Discussions on the “interest groups” were led by Katherine McFarlane and Ratha McFarlane and by Margaret Lale on Friday.
Announcements
Alpha Gamma Delta bold initiation
Saturday afternoon, followed by a
dinner for the following institutes:
Kansas City; Darwin, Cochin, Kansas
City; Moe, Helen Campbell, Oberlin;
and Virginia Bowes, Topela.
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"About forty or fifty laundry hags are mailed here every day now," says the Post Office. "Eighty students sent their laundry home Friday but Postmaster Abraham oil not — keep number, stammer — too easy to count."
The advanced Standing Commission of X. W. E. A will meet Tuesday afternoon at 10 a.m., at the Hull Hotel. All those who came to the HIII this year from other offices will receive a $500 prize. Oliver will speak.
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