SUNDAY MAY 5,1920
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Organized Houses Hosts to Mothers at Dinners Today
Special Decorations and Programs Planned by Fraternales and Sororities
Trans-Ocean Air Liner
The most important events of the week-end are ground-breaking works for mounting a new bouquet, including as decoration at most of the organized houses and special programs are held.
Delta Sigma Lambda
The Delta Signa Lamobile house will have the following: Mr. and Mrs. P, E. Wildards of Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Hardman of WaKeowee; Mr. and Mrs. B. Farris of Kansas City; Mrs. Minnie Gottlieb of Pleasanton; Mr. and Mrs. E, L. Calvin of Pleasanton; Mrs. T, W. Moore of Pleasanton; Mrs. G. Lawrence; Mrs. E, K. Eraman of Toneka; Ms. L, D. Hickman of Wichtha; Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Carey of Lawerence; Mr. and Mrs. B, L. Calver; Mr. Lewis Leonard of Salma; Mr. Neil Douherty of Manhattan; J. Proton Edwards of Barvilleville, Oklahoma; and Carl Dale of Wellings-
A view of the ship-like construction of the Rohrbach flying boat type designed for transAtlantic flying between England and New York. Each craft will carry 250 passengers on five voyages.
Pi Upsilon
The Pi Upson house will have the following: Mr. and Mrs. Will Rogers, M.D., Dr. L. Roberts, Wayne, Mrs. H. Woodhead, Mrs. Kyle Murray, Miss Margaret Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Jenkins, of Kaua'i, Dr. and Mrs. Martha Wilihata; Dr. and Mrs. Millington, of Glenwood; and Mrs. W. L. Burckle, of Lawrence; and Mrs. Walker, Pittsburgh; and Mrs. Walker, Pittsburgh; and Mrs. Burger, and Mr. Ed. Folt, of Agua Dulce; and Mrs. R. A. Liishui, of Agua Dulce.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Mrs. R, H. Stevenson, Lenexa; Mrs. and Mrs. W. C. Allan, Tongueau; Mrs. G., W. Lawrence, Johnce; Mrs. W. M. Maxwell, Maynard; Mrs. Dixon, Diont; Mrs. F. M. Plake, Shawne Mission; Mr. and Mrs. F, H. Kamppechrecker, Hawkeye; Mrs. W. Murray, Kansas City; Mrs. Mand McConley and Mrs. Williams, Concordia; Mrs. J. W. Ramold, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Burger, and Mrs. W. C. Maxwell, St. Louis; Mrs. H. W. Green, Olathe; and Mrs. H. M. Kane, Kansas City; Mo. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Stafford, Kiowa; Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Stafford, Kiowa; Dr. and Mrs. C. Clutter, Larned; Mrs. Glen Founett, St. Joseph, MO; Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Koller, Larned; Mrs. Mogel Founett, St. Joseph, MO; Mrs. Kernbeck Dirt, Sweetwater, Texas.
Pi Reta Phi
Tau Gamma
Mrs. Ed T. Hackney, Wellington;
Mr. and Mrs. Kauffman, Kansas;
Mr. and Mrs. Kleb, Oklahoma;
Mr. and Mrs. Bleck, Okale; Mr.
and Mrs. Marvane, Augustin; Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur, Kansas City; Ms.
and Mrs. Wilbur, Kansas City;
mrs. Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Power, Kansas City;
mrs. Kansas City; Mrs. Power,
Kansas City; mrs. Kremer, Lawrence; Mrs.
A. E. O'Donnell, Junction City; Mrs.
Simpson, McFheezon; and Mr. and
Mrs. Kremer, Lawrence; Mrs.
Gamma Phi Beta
Guests at the Tau Gamma house are Mr. and Mrs, E. M. Stringellow, and Brenda L. Crawford, both worth; Mr. and Mrs, M. S. Husbanda; Topeka; Mr. and Mrs, Wiley, and Topeka; Mr. and Mrs, Independence; Mr. and Mrs, Oceane Zinc; Mrs. and W. T. Zschelke; Burlington
Gamma Phi Beta will be hostest the following parents at the annual meeting of the Delta Sigma Pi Society, Mrs. H. E. F. Haskins, Kingman; Dr. Benjamin Brinkman, Warner; Mr. and Mrs. D. E. F. Haskins, Kingman; C. White of Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Kinnan, Lawrence; Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Bradbury of Kansas City, Mo.
Alna Xi Delta
Guests at the Alpha XI Delta house for Mother's day are: Mrs. C, L. Cooper, Mrs. G, W. Fleibhmann, Mrs. Ander, Foster, Lailen Flishamn, Mr. and Mrs. W. Flichamn, City Mo., Mrs. Thomas F. Reagan and Mrs. Wayne F. Hancock of Tulsa, Okla; Mrs. Mellina Seldall, Solomon; Mrs. D. Seldall, Solomon; Mrs. H. W. Wagner, Topek; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gilbert, Olathe; and Mrs. Francis Glanville, and Mrs. F. Rodger, Kansas City, Kan.; Mrs. E. Wright, Kansas City, Kan.; Mrs. E. R. Wright, Sea Fein, N. M.
Kappa Alpha Theta
At the Kappa Alpha Theta house
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the week end guests are: Dr. and Mrs. F, E. Ackeldk, Emporia; Mrs. F, E. Ackeldk, Emporia; Mrs. F, E. Ackeldk, Emporia; and Mrs. Seth Fraser, El Dorado; Mrs. R. E. Wong, Wichita; Mrs. M. Archner, and Dr. and Mrs. F, E. Ackeldk, Emporia; Mrs. R. Dockstuder, Boiloff; Mrs. Seaman, and Mrs. T. E. Allon, Kansas City; Mrs. T. E. Allon, Kansas City; and Mrs. Pert Snyder, Arkansas City.
Alpha Chi Omega
Week end guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house are: Mrs. E, E. Burton, Monsanto; Mrs. R. Berton, Monsanto; Mrs. Katherine Langurde, Oberlin; Donna Bell Light, Columbia, M.; Dorothy Marys Kuscan City, Mo.; Dorothy Marshs Kuscan City, Mo.; El Dorado; Dorothy Root, Butler, Mo.; Mrs. F. A. Benson, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. G. O. Benson, Kansas City, Mo.; ser., and Elenora Waste, Hinwina; Malone Robes, Hoodman; Helen Haney, Council Grove; and Loretta Bartlett.
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Phi Gamma Delta
Week end grants at the Pi Phi Gamma Delta house are: Mr. W, M. Y, Morgan Hutchison; Mrs. Preston Straight; Mrs. Lloyd Alexander; Mrs. Claye Alexander, Bartville, Okla.; and Mrs. H, R. Gibelson and daughter, Welichian; John A. Cramer; Independence; Ms. H. W. McGillan; Mrs. D. D. Emerick, and Mrs. Harry Warmer, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Sheffield Inags, Ms. J. S. Snouts, and Mrs. G, K. Mackie, *Lawrence*
916 Mass.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Kappa
Pil district are: Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
Fort Scott; Mrs. A. J. Huff, Yate,
Center; Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, In-
kington; Mr. and Mrs. W. Digby,
Salmah; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vernon
Kansas City, Moe; Mr. and Mrs. Beaury,
Tonekai; Mr. and Mrs. Rafe, H.
Brown, and Mrs. R. H. Higden,
Lavayne.
Guests at the Stigma Nu house are: Mrs. Mooseley, Mr. and Mrs. Widney, Mrs. Foley, Mrs. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newcomer, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Newcomer, Mrs. Widney, Mrs. City, Ms. Mrc. and Mrs. Danglue, and Mr. and Mrs. Ball, Wobb City, Ms. Mrc. and Mrs. George Marsalh, Ms. E. F. Engel, Mrs. Erikson, and Mrs. Brook, Pasih; Mr. and Mrs. Carmichael, Oswatonic; Mr. and
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Mrs., Wallingford, Wienstein; Mr. and
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Guests at the Delta Zoo house for dinner are Dr. and Mrs. H, P. Cudy, Mrs. Charles, IH Hill, Miiarpurat
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Mrs. Porter, Neoclassus Mire, Humila,
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Phi Delta Theta will entertain for
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the following guests: Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. D. L. Brokaw, Mrs. Everhain, Mrs. D. L. Brokaw, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Wileox of Kansas City, Mo; Mrs. F. A. Eckdall, of Emperor; Mrs. Groe-worth; Mrs. O. H., Hinwurth; Mrs. Otto Kine, Concerning; Mrs. McGuire and Mrs. Taylor, of Leavowworth; Mrs. McCoy, Hinwurth; Mrs. Otto Kine, Concerning; Mrs. Meusen and Mildew Meusen, Pezola, Mrs. Ramney, Arkansas City; Mrs. Anderson, Morganville; Mrs. and Mrs. Anderson, Morganville; Mrs. and Mrs. Pekka; Mrs. George O. Foster, Mrs. Fred Kester, and Mrs. H. T. Jones, Mrs. George O. Foster, New Orleans
Hartford, Conn. — (UP) — A mechanical apparatus said to be capable of doing most of the work which it takes a dentist to learn how to do hand, will shortly be placed on the burgh Dental School. Crigano has 25 students in the burg Dental School. Crigano has 25 students and 14 are pending.
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J. S. Wins 22 to 2 in Disarmament Meet at Geneva Saturday
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Geneva, Switzerland — (UP)—The United States won a victory in the current disarmament conference Saturday when Ambassador Hugh Gulli pertained to war materials, pertaining to war materials as a means of limitations was adopted by the preparatory disarmament commission by a vote of 22 nation's China, Vietnam Russian disaster country, Germany purposely abandoned from voting.
Washington — (UP) — The position of the United States in regard to reduction of arms has not been changed and President Hoover is understood to regular circulation of reports to the U.S. government, prompted by miscalculation purposes.
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Piano Class From Horner Institute Gives Recita
One of the most novel and interesting events) of Manse work took place in the new addition Friday afternoon when a demonstration was held by children from the Grammar Institute, Kauai City, Mae. under the direction of Mrs. Genevieve Ollett, a graduate of Manse, who also is now an instructor there.
A marital elbow written by Miss Elliot was stained by the children. In the last set of 30 children each drew a marble picture of a typical type of low-cementations.
1929 Court Decet Ended
More Cases Will Be Needed Next Year for Larger Class
Year after year the same case
have been used and year after year
brings some new development, some
"I now demand a recess of the honorable, the practice court of the School of Law of the University of Kansas until the Amdel institute, 1930," said Balfour Axe, and the strikes of Judge Fletcher throughout the trial room to bring to a close the tenth annual of reprising attorneys at K. U.
new angle, something to vary the case of the preceding year until this the next. I have had a chance of the fact that an increasing amount of interest is being taken in the case work, the "sonsor recital," of the 1923 ducket the trial room was packed and people were standing around the room and into the hall, where they sat and done this year than in the three years that I have been at Kansas," said
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In the audience were Senator C. W. Rowley, LLB, 703 of the Board of Regents, Senator D. W. Davis of the Board of Regents, W. D. Wales, professor of history, Mrs. Stuart Carter, and a number of
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