SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1937
PAGE THREE
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
In Society
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Dean and Mrs. S., B. Braden gave the adult kid party for the young girls night, and Katie gave the nightly party in Myers hall. Kid parties were played during the evening and refreshments of pooze all day suckers, giving pooze gum, and two hundred guests. Rev. Charles A. Richards received the prize (or the prize) from the event.
The annual Dublin of Pi Upholma was given Friday evening. A four course dinner was served at Wicklow College, a private college hall. The hall was decorated with colored panels and shamrock and Irish pipes. Music was furnished by the choreographers for the evening waren Mrs. Gertrude Sawell, Mrs. Charles Mackenzie, and Mr. Gail Gaskell guests were: Professor and Mrs. Earl Anderson, Harold Wessel, Marcill Shipman, Philhall Emerson, Dixon Wilson, Warren Powers, Glen Browne, Wichita; Tom Rose Sterling, Coaltake, Lakien; and Paul White Law.
Alpha Omicron Pi hold an informal house party Saturday evening. The house was decorated with the K. U. Sandugadors, credited by the K. U. Sandugadors, Mrs. Jessica Mitchell and Mrs. J. B. Erichow who were guests: Miesa Gisler Stare, Jr., guests were: Miss Gisler Stare, Jr., Holdham, Kan.; Miss Genoese, Stare; D. J. Brown, Crane, A. B.; 22, Lowenvirgin, Mrs Betty Belinger, A. B, 36, Yates Center, and Miss Wilma Griffin, Maurice
The eleventh annual dinner dance of Phil Kawai was held Thursday evening at the chapter house. The ladies dressed in formal attire with pink sweet peas, green curtains and candles with green shades Music for the hour of dancing (from 9 to 11) was held on Friday at the orchestra. Mrs. Van E Reckwil was the chaperone.
Phi Mu Alph, national music for-
tition, held its spring formal at the
Lawrence Museum. Country,
Music by Tommy Johnston and his sermonals
Changements for the jury were: Jerry
Anthony, James Kerr, Gail Curried by
Tommy Johnston and his sermonals
Christine Church, Mrs. and Mrs. T., A.
Larrousseau, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Church, and Dr. Jeffrey Hunt.
Josephine Church, Mrs. Larrousseau
Beringham, Mrs. Thurlow; Imme-
diate, Kansas City, Mrs. Muskegan;
Garrett, Kansas City, Mrs. Pansy
Royal, Wald, Tolson, Mrs. Muskegan;
Garrett, Kansas City, Mrs. Pansy
Royal, Wald, Tolson, Mrs. Muskegan;
Brent Lohman, Bernd, Mrs. Shafer;
Topakia, Mrs. Godilla Nelson, Severn-
sines, Mrs. Godilla Nelson, Severn-
sines, Mrs. Gordon Merckel, Kansas
City, Ms. Lion King, Topakia
Pawel, Wanda, Kansas City, Ms.
Houston Back, Topakia, and Thomas
Willie Ruth Johnson, C28, is ill at the University hospital.
Miss Esther Van Cheveu, of Wilkfield is a week end guest at the Delta Zeta home.
Nadine Miller, e27.25, of Kansas City Mo., was a visitor at the Delta Zeta base in order to be instructed Stina Shima Toh, former journal security.
Marion Skovgard, e28, is sounding the week end at her home in Leavenworth.
Sorab, national architectural fremtunity, announces the plebiling of Wilson Kinney, e29. Inflation services will be held for pliblings in the city.
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The traveling sleek exhibit of Searah, national architectural fraternity on campus at the University of Washington, is part of the third phase of Marvin Bulla Foundation's contribution to the University of Illinois, University of Michigan, George Washington University, and University of Kansas, and consists of sculptures in charcoal, water color pen and glue on plaster, for about niney pictures, 17 $ which are from the University o
Exhibit Has Improved
The exhibition better than usual this year, according to Joseph M. Kellogg, professor of architectural design. Of outstanding among which are the water color sketches of James Wilder Perry and Robert C. Hargreaves, 20 most of which were painted while the two were on their variation in the summer. Woodward's "Blue Moon" is part of a new atmosphere. The entire group will be forwarded to the University of Illinois.
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Various plant for a summer School of Fine Arts, patterned after similar structures in France, will also be on display. In 2018, the senior class in design has been working on these since the first of the season and is now ready to show it now be displayed for inspection by the judges. Both exhibits will be open to all on week days from $390 to $490.
The winners of the recent tophair more design connection for a suburban real estate office were John Seren, $29, and Edward Mencor, $29. Both joined first. The judges are for a marine museum building.
E. W. Buffon; superintendent of the Netwakeau public schools was a mentor on the campus Thursday.
The Jawahier advisory committee meets a Monday afternoon to interview the new executive committee to approve their candidacy for editor or business manager of the magazine.
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This week's schedule of play in the
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Schedule of Games Announced
Dr. Adeliae Robinbain, braged of the ceramic department of Fine Arts at Syracuse University, in one of the students in the collection of art parcels at the San Francisco expoion in 1915 won first place in the international competition.
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| Louisville | 16 | 76 | 42 |
| Minneapolis | - 3 | 60 | 45 |
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