SUNDAY. APRIL 10, 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Kansas Quota to Be Fifteen at Gathering of Students at Estes
Women's Conference Delegates to Go From Forty-Five Universities
The Kansas University quota of women at the Eates Park student conference this summer is 15. The class will begin Aug. 23, and Sept. 2.
There will be students from some forty-five other colleges attending the conference. Such leaders are Dr. R. C. Brooks, a professor at Pomona College; and Henry Pitt Van Tennyson, a professor at Union Theological seminary.
One day will be taken off from the conference this year to give people opportunity to do what they choose, a chance to climb Long's peak, or brule, or follow one's own particular interests.
The conference attempts to give expert advice on social, political and economic issues. There is a discussion of the perplexing problems of the individual's life, camps and society in relation to the problems of other students. There is a study of the Bible and of interesting bits of nature.
Audrey Phillips is chairman of the Estes committee and the committee asks that anyone interested in attending the conference consult with her or at the Y, M, C, A. office. The expenses will be $75.
Brandt Heads Discussion
Beta Chi Sigma Will Consider Educational Problems
Dean J. G, Brandt, of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, assisted by Prof. R. H., Wheeler, head of the dean's department, for charge of the Reticia Cinca Sigma weekly meeting to be held Monday afternoon; at 4, in room 3, east Administration building. The topic under discussion was the importance of Psychology to Higher Education."
A discussion meeting is held each week, at which papers dealing with some phase of psychology are presented to the subject. About seventy-five invitations are sent out each week, and at all times anyone interested in any phase of psychology is welcome to attend talks and take part in the discussion.
"Largely through the active interest of Doctor Wheeler, Beta Chi Sigma is one of the strongest psychology fraternities in existence," W. E. Walton, instructor in psychology, and yesterday.
No Action to Be Taken Against Firer of Plane
Rosevelt Lake, Ariz., April 9—Nation is expected to be taken against John Thompson of Phoenix who attacked D.J. Moore, which he destroyed De Pineville's slane.
Thompson said, "Aided by two friends he assisted in towing the plane across the lake to a place where it could be refuced and then left." "Colonel De Pinoque was saying goodbye to the people at the boat landing when I lit a cigarette and throw the burning match into the water," he said. "There were an airplane and an open plane and set fire to it. I knew there was gasoline on the water but didn't think it would ignite," he said.
The Men's University Cee Club of the University of North Carolina are to tour in Europe a month this summer.
Kraemer for secretary of Men's Student Council.-Adv.
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In Society
Kapuai E.I. Kapuai held its summer format Friday evening at the chapter house, The Chapel of the Cross. She interwooed interviews and the basement represented a woman with an electric flare. The chapel and each dance was opened for a little girl. Ms. Illinois Biddeford, Mrs. Leverston, Mrs. Marnie Winston, were formed by the K. U. Stadiums. The team took on the kapuai's annual travel guest the girls
The annual spring party of Debbie Ullman was given by the chapter Friday night at the McGee Theater in Chicago, where it mixed with smiles, music and other après-prise events, the dress rises and the corpseion dances
About thirty couples attended the wedding formal on Thursday, March 17, surrounded with green floral arrangements with green flowers and the danced programs represented Kinter, wearing with cotton tights. Card table riffles were used to add glitter and the spatula were used to shave ice and the spatula were used to snip ice. The music was the muse J. M. W. Ballentine, Mrs. M. W. Ballentine, Mrs. J. H. Ballentine, Mrs. K. W. Ballentine, Mrs
The H. V. P. U. d corporated with an old elder to be the executive director, steering the division of the Virginia unit. The president was also the chairman of thecorporation of the evening. Hibernia Mills, associate professor at the University of Mary Washington; Michael Lloyd, lawyer at Stormleigh and Monroe Law, died in 2013.
Garden shell entertained with a spring formal Friday evening. The dining room was used for a wedding reception and wildflowers in a garden effect. The Sunroom, who shared the kitchen with the stairway in a manner similar to the center of the room. Retrochairs were served on the dining table. Mrs. O., M. J.udy and Mrs. Kirk Cole.
The entire chapter of Beta Theta PI gave a welcome 7-week day-even for the alumni Court and the teammate Towers, wave and welcome the teammate Cowley. The faculty alumni J. Bovinow, Prof. W. H. Johnson, Prof. L. Jeffery, and Prof. Bill Gomersley. The Temple law department Browne
POLY Delta Chi entertained with a mixture of the Country and the Western, offering the evening motive to donations, Muscle Carriage, the charismatic were Dean and Touchek. The charismatic were Dean and Touchek. Prof and Mrs. C. M. Shriner, Miss Fortress Heldman and Mrs. Melissa Birnke, Miss Brennan, Miss Larsura Rose, Miss Marion Preckwitz, Miss Pamela City Miss Elizabeth Marriott, Tuoka, Toman Pokos, Miriam Mitchell and Theodore Smith, Tuoka.
The Tiger track team will have a good chance to test their ability in group competition when they meet the U.S. Army's elite Union at Columbia Saturday, Points will be counted for first, second and third as in the dual meet system and the total scores of the smaller teams up against the Missouri track men.
Let's have a cheerleader with a pleasing personality. Vote for Joe Ellis.—Adv.
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Engineers Dine Tuesday
The annual Tri-Kapano Theta engineering banquet will be held at the Thimble Theater ten room Tuesday evening, April 12.
Professional Groups Will Hold Joint Banquet.
The speakers of the evening were: C. D. Kouther, co-master; L. W. Miller, Triangle; C. L. Laughlin, Kappa Eta Kappa Raup; C. R. Gogabe, Theta Tau; W. Walker, of faculty, and Prof. M. Dawn, tri-Kappa Theta.
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Tel-Kappa Theta is an organization between the three engineering fraternities of the University, Triangle, Kappa Eta Kappa, and Theta Tau. It was organized to create fellowships among the engineering fraternities and to promote the general welfare of the School of Engineering
Students of California universities are invited to participate in a sling mile hike to be held April 16. Slings miles sounds like a long way, but there has been no ill effects庐ffurfounds the participants in the Come-Trip trips.
Ted-Kappa Theta of the University of Iowa holds an annual spring prgrgy known as the "Techin Hop" which is one of the best parties of the school year.
The original debate of Dimemore Alte,
professor of astronomy, and E. B.
Shults, Y. M. C. A, and employers
secretary, on the subject of war has
indefinitely postponed on account of
the illness of Mr. Shults. The
debate will probably be sometime after
the Easter vacation.
Would you vote for experiments when the experiment proved a failure? Think it over! Then vote for Joe Ellis for Cleverleader -- Ady.
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12:35 p. m. Talk, Trifl., M. B. Lefkowitz, School of Education, "Habits of Work."
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B: Kappa Alpha will honor its sisters and pin-sisters, Sunday, April 24, with its annual Sister day.
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