MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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'Stop at Henley,' Invitation Issued by Miss Williams
New Y. W, C. A. Secretary
Announces Activities
for Remainder
of Week
"W hope the women will stop at Henley house on their way to and from the campus," said Miss Ethel Williams, the new host of the W, Y, K activities for the week. We want all of the new women to feel perfectly at home and if they do not have big challenges we will find one for them.
"This morning we have planned a morning chocolate for them at 10:30. We want them to stop in during the morning and have a little chat with Dorothy Markley, our social chairman, will be here most of the time."
Functions Well Attended
A large number of the new women have attended the various functions which were held over the weekend the chairman for the one house or Flockhouse, and a short program of music and readings was given by Margaret Drenon, soprano, and Lucy Bell Throm, reader. The events were decorated in clematis and golden roses.
On Saturday evening the garden,
party was held for both men and
women under the awnings of the Y.
W. C. A. Gladys Baker and Myron
Peyton are the co-chairmen for the
Saturday evening was spent playing
games.
Sunday afternoon a joint W, Y, C, W,
and W, S, G, A, T, was held at Watkins Hall. Members of the W, S
and W, S, G, A, T, were in charge of the affair.
The Program
The program for the rest of the week is as follows:
Monday, Sept. 17—Morning Chocolate for all women, Henley House 10:30 a.m. m.
Tuesday, Sept 18—Y, W. C. A.-W.
S. G. A. ten, Corbin hall, 3:30-5 p. m.
September, Sep19—Y, W. C. A.
Friday, Sept 21—(Church parties at different churches).
Tuesday, Sept. 25—First Y, W, C
Morgan Hall, A43'9, n, m
Tuesday, Sept. 25—First Y, W, C.
A, vapesper. Mews hall, 4:30 p.m. W.
Saturday, 10 a.m. Mews hall, 4:30 p.m.
W. Picnic and lantern parade
for all women. Mews hall, 6 p.m.
"The Big Sisters are finding their little sisters as quickly as they can said Dorothy Gregg, c$20, chairman of the freshman big sister committee
"The big sister group under Bern Ice Palenka is planning a special party for the women in their division, which she teaching a little different than usual.
"All women who have not received notification from a big sister, or want one are asked to call at Houses House and one are assigned." Ms. Gregg said.
The big sister committees are: up-perclassmen, Dorothy Decker, chairman; Wilma Wibms and Noa Moen; Patricia Reineke, chairman; Edua Smith, Edith Bech Harriet Cowles, Peggy Perkins, Katherine McFarland, Velmela Lindez Bernie Palenca, Arah Kleckwitz Bernice Palenca, Arah Kleckwitz Eleanor McDonald, Gladys Baker, Fri
FetzSimons, Mary Young and Almu Wadsworth.
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Henley house has been redecorated throughout and new curtains and windows have been installed. Several necessary repairs have been made and the house put in shape for future use.
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Largest K. U. Band Is Possible This Year If Men Are Available
Additional Money to Provide Uniforms and Equipment Is Secured
The largest band in the history of the school is prophesied for this year by Director J. C. "Mac" Meek and证明了 proper material shows up.
An enlarged band this fall is made possible because of arrangements now being made for an increased supply of band uniforms and equip-
Not only will the band be increased in size, but all concerts this year will be free to everyone, Director McCanns announced.
A concert band composed of former band members and uniformed in a somewhat different style will be organized in case they refuse to tryout, "Mac" said. In case not enough former members of the K. U. Band appear, the division of the band will be into four groups during the past四 of five years.
Those who desire band training are directed by the director to try out during the periods listed below. All band members are allowed to substitute band work for gymnastics or out-of-town training during the year.
The band rehearses twice weekly, practicing the best of standard and classical music, in addition to marches and lighter selections.
Instruments which are available to worthy band men include: two basses, two trums, one piccolo one tenor sax and one baritone sax.
Troubles will be held on the following schedule beginning September 17th in the East wing of the Administration building;
Cornes, Monday; 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
clairments; Tuesday, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. m.; saxophones, oohs and obeses;
trombones and aloe horns, Thursday,
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. m.; basses, harpies
and drums; Friday, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
flutes, piccolo and any other instrument
for those who have not tried out
previously, any instrument, will be
given Monday, Sept. 24. However,
Director McCunles urges that every
come to the early spring if pos
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Dramatic Season That's Different, Is Crafton's Plan
New Theater Stage Is Built in Fraser Hall Chapel to Accommodate Players
The return of Prof. Allen Crafton, head of the department of speech and dramatic art, and the creation of a new theater in Fraser Hall has the greatest dramatic season in the history of the University, according to members of the K. U. Dramatic Club and the Kannas Players.
"The activity ticket this year will admit the holder to two of the four productions, allowing the holder to make his or her own selection of the performance." The group almost 700 persons and with a reputation of performances there is no reason for anyone in the University to miss a show that he or she wishes to attend.
Two Plays on Activity Tickets
A "repetition of performances is made much easier this year because the university will be run entirely by the University and no trouble will be involved."
Professor Crafton has been on a year's leave of absence, spending the year in France and accumulating ideas which can be carried out up the department of
"There is every good year that dynamics will have a good year," said Professor Crafton, "and the clubs will have an excellent year." So we planned now for the two clubs to present two productions apiece. Each offering will be of different nature embodying as well as stuff of serious nature.
"We are presenting plays to nuances that are of the more intellectual nature will go over with as much effect as those of a lighter nature. The plays have not been selected as they would be, and which we will make our selection.
To Have Good Year
will there be any trouble in getting a place to play."
The new theater is nearing completion and will be ready before the dramatic season opens. The lighting affects and equipment are complete. The stage is equipped with a major set, light fixtures, and three circuits in three overhead tiers, and in the footlights as well as control of floor plugs and house lights.
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By utilizing, all available space room has been made to construct three tiers of dressing rooms backstage, 12 rooms in all.
"To have a good dramatic season," Professor Cricken continued, "we must be careful not to overthink there. There is always good material in a school of this size but we can't go away."
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"When troussons are held it is up to the students who are in the least interested to come on hand. You can do, Shortly after the opening of school the Dramatic club and the Kansas members and it is this opportunity, especially for new students, that should be taken advantage of. It gives you a chance to work with during the year and we can easier plan what plays to give."
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Word has been received at the office of the dean of the School of Fine Arts that three outstanding students of the department of violin who were graduated last spring have obtained positions beginning this fall.
Eldon Ardrey holds the position of professor of violin and theory at Yankton College, Yankton, S. D.
Paul Hanson, president of the School of Fine Arts last year, is an instructor in violin at Dakota Wesleyan. Mitchell, S. D.
Ione Aitken is an instructor of violin at the University of New Mexico. Albuquerque, N. M.
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All were the students of Prof. Wahlenmar Gelch at the University and the graduate school of music, Dean Swarthowt said. They were heard in graduating lectures.
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