FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1929.
PAGE THREE
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Chi Omega announces the engagement of Helen Filtin, e29 to Stanley Lindley, A.B.277. Lindley is a memoir of the Phil Kappa Pai fraternity.
Gertrude Searcy, A.B.'28, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, was a guest at the Alpha Omicron Pi house today.
Geraldine Duemler, A.B.29, was a Decoration day guest of Alaida Strong Roberts in Levenworth.
Theta Phi Alpha seniors were entertained by the security at a dinner house. Alumni guests present were Gladys Glover, Lawrence Hewitt, A.B.24, Hosta Margaret Killner, A.B.28, Kansas City, Mog. and Eugenia Ingerra B.J.M.
Theta Phi Alpha seniors are Mary Osservare, Caterley Crownery, Evelyn Flanagan, Dorothy Leawood, Frances McCormack, Teresa Gentry, Helen Juricek and Mary Kramer.
Pl Upson honored the seniors of the fraternity at a farewell dinner Wednesday evening. The following members will leave this year through graduation: Rinaldo Tate, Top Caffe, Katie Krawitz, Keaton Gilbert, Howard McKinley, Chir Lundhil, Lloyd Youngblood, Mort White and James Jewell.
Kansas Gamma of Stigma Phi Epsilon fraternity held its annual spring formal at the chapel home Wednesday morning in its architECT furnished the music.
The house was decorated with large bouquets of American beauty roses and gladiolus, and baskets of sweet flowers. The kitchen were beautifully arranged throughout the house. The orchestra was seated behind a row of pulps. Lights of soft orange and red blending together into a mellow color, enveloped the dance floor.
The out of town guests were Mina Betty Betts of Kunenau City, Minneapolis; Jane Topekin of Tupelo; Frank Flippe, George Time; her Carl Addington, and Bill Crouch Woodruff. Bill Keaver and Bob Murray of Manufacture; Ralph Rowe of Woodruff;
The guests of honor were: Mrs. Charn L. Leonard, M. C. Dean Ford, Mrs. Diana Baldwin, Mrs. Gay Smith, Prof. and Mrs. E. R. Warden, Prof. and Mrs. B. Hicker, Prof. and Mrs. J. Biercker.
Thursday night, the members of the Prehysterical vested choir were entertained at the D. S. Marquard home on Friday morning, with poems to the social hour, the organist.
zation rehearsed for next Sunday. In the contest for remembrance of one of her own acts, she showed winning prizes: Katherine Kaul, Chelsea Cailm and M. Straffoon, the organists.
This entertainment has become an annual affair—each Spring Dean and the two professors, who for the most part, are students in the University School of Art.
Members of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority entertained with a formal banquet Wednesday evening in honor of Sara Gorman, who graduate this year. The seniors are Certrude Way, Lawrence; Ethel Copghill, Iloh; Isiah Bandy, Mom; Elizabeth Anderson, Familiid; Almena; Esther Edward; Kansas City, Mo; Elizabeth Nelson, Joia; Lois Johnston, Oklahoma City, Mo; Jennifer O'Neal, Mo; Ruby Goddin, Larned; Marvel White, Ellsworth; Jessie Acerman, Larned; Marine O'Malley, Plateburg, Mo.; Kathe Warner,oman; and Betty Mullivray, Nashville.
W. T. Brooks, B.S.97, has been named president of the Shawnee University ability supplying water to suburban Kannabe City in Johnson and Wyan-dee counties, according to a recent announcement received at the alumni office.
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LOST. Diamond ring Saturday after-
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FOR RENT: Rooms for girls, with
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WOULD THE person who got the wrong trench coat by mistaken from the women's loafer at the Variety Saturday night, please—290. —190
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New Arrivals for Saturday
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Organdy Dance Frocks— Pastel Shades — $15.00
Sleeveless Frocks—
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Chiffon Prints—for bridge, Dinner Dance. Sleeve or sleeveless. $1.67 and $25
Coats —
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Dance Sets
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Stitched Heaps, Felting White
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