FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1926
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Social Sororities Entertain Alumni for Homecoming
Dinners, Luncheons and Supper Are Scheduled in Honor of Visitors
Social sororities on the campus are opening their houses to prominent visitors, alumni and former students as well as guests from Nebraska for Homecoming events. Many guest are expected and the sororates are preparing for a week and filled with festivities of all sorts.
All the houses have taken part in the competition for the silver piece given to the best of the three, and these dwarves appear on their hairs and cernes.
The following alumnus are also expected: Alice Evans, A. B. 25, Scratham Heckom, c26, Mea Felia Root Johnson, A. B. 24, Eastern Bunting, c26, Hester Peterson, c24, Marion Donald,D, A. B. 21, Monroe City; Karen McGregor from Kaiser City; Ms. Mariquita Cohen Jordon, A. B. 28, From Taopan.
Dinners, luncheons and buffet saunas are scheduled in honor of the guests and other social events will keep the dinners alive.
Other guests are to be Mr. and Mrs. L, K. Spielmann or Cranteu, Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Block of Teeka, Mr. and Mrs. O, C. Nelson of Auburn, Neb. Ruth Sheffler of Japan, and Maude H. Clark of Marion and Marian Burke of Paulus.
There is to be a second dinner for the guests Friday night followed by a short talk by Myr, Taylor.
Before the game Saturday a battle luncheon will be served of the chapter house for seventy alumnus, their families and friends. 4th will be here for the game.
Guests at the Chi Omni houses now Helen Dumy, Dames Center, 26; Jilian Bridleman, Chanute, 26; Elijah Davis, 28; Chanute, Chatee Dewey, 28; Wichita, Hollen Strifman, 26; Kendall, Kendall, Kansas City, Mo; Mrs. Roy Bauer, Kansas City, Mo; Mrs. Dorothy Shollberger, 28; Wichita; Lolivia Wise, Freiburg; Mrs. Mark Doremus, Newton; Mrs. Fred Ehrhardt, Darothy Anderson, Saiton; Mrs. R, S, Filkin, Bonner Sorensen, Marie Miller, Marie Miller, Marie Miller, Marie Miller, Fort Scott; Ruth Turchel, Arkansas City; Dorothy Brendle, 23;
Sigma Kappa will have the following week-end guests at their ennumerated house: Clara Hiltona, Denver, Colo.; Elizabeth Snyder, Chicago; Dorothy Kelly, Seattle; Denver; Eleanor Sibert, Kansas City, Mo.; Rhyan Johnson, Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Kappa will have a buffet summer Saturday evening.
Alphan Chi Omega guests are Frances Langham, 20, Otterlin; Dorothy Geell, 26, Wichita; Mary Lone Jones, 25, Wichita; Frances Ross, 24, Wichita; Elijah Maber, 26, Pawhusha, OKla.; Ecelyn Shider, 24, Pawhusha, OKla.; Alice Tinnier Kansas City, Kan.; Milfred Tennison Kansas City, Kan.; Caroline Hens Kansas City, Mo.; Margaret Grewin Kansas City, Mo.; Margaret Grewin Kansas City, Mo.; Katherine Bell Kansas City, Mo.; Helen Rambo, 25 Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. "Sand" Cimow, 21, Wichita; Mrs. Chastain, Ederardo, Mrs. Anderson, Kansas City Mo.
The Alpha Gamma Delta Chapter is entertaining the following guests at the house during Homecoming: Ruth Richardson, c. 25, Kansas City, Mo.; Ann Miller, c. 26, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Everard Oxcail, c. 21, Kansas City, Mo.; Gladys Brennan, Kansas City, Mo.; Chaire Hoebel, c. 28, Kansas City, Mt.; Genivieve Klippi, c. 26, Kansas City, Mt.; Mary Honghee, c. 26, Kansas City, Mt.; Maria Topeka, Nodel Kahn, Topeka; Maria Martyn, Topeki; Romana Hood Topeka; Mrs. James Dunn, Kansas City, Mo.
The following women will be week end guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house: Inez Port, c.25, Nevada; Mo.; Thelma Deckard, c.25, Kansas City; Mo.; Sara Brown, c.25; John; Mary Low Anow, c.25; Diane Blumm; Harrett Blumm; c.25 Kansas City; Mo.; Nadine Brokate Council Grove, Kan.
Guests being entertained at the Theria Phi Alpha house during Homecoming are: Annaleen Else, c'28; Severance;邓维恩 Dyans, c'28; Sol
omon; Louise Lenahan, *c*25, Kansas City; Mo.; Mary Fleming, *c*25, Kansas City; Mo.; Margaret Foley, *c*25, Kansas City; Mo.; Katharine Foley, *c*21, Kansas City; Mo.; Beverley Diemer, *c*21, Kansas City; Mo.; Margaret Voez, *c*25, Kansas City; Mo.; Marie McCleam, *c*25, Selim; Mrs.玛丽Wallace Mattheson, *c*24, Welville, Ohio. In addition to these alumni, he be seven guests from the Nu chapter of Thetis Alpin at Nebraska.
Homecoming guests of the Alba Omicron Pi will be entertained at a huxiecon and a dinner in the new chapter house. Members of the society who are returning for homecoming are: Glee Starr, e23; Hodkins; Jackson; Pearl Smith; Mrs. South; Independent Men, Ms. Katherine Starr Bloomer.
Delta Zeta house is entertaining the following guests: Enoha Snooders, c'26, Holdingham; Helen Hamm et al., c'26, Bammer Springs; Mary Breeze, c'26, Lawrences; Dorothy Winkle, c'26, Lawrences; Irene Ramey, c'26, Lawrences; Rene Jakeka; D. D. A. Walker, McCune, Guess of沛 Omega Pima are; Alice Mixon, c'26, Eureka; Maud Moore, c'26, Skisikoot, Ola); Haile Clute, c'26, Dalley City; Mary Myers, c'26, Chan grace; Grace Bantel, Ethel Bernreus
Alpha X3 Delta will entertain the following guests this week end: Betty Sutton, Laura Preston, Thelma Eats, Liliana Fildisha and Betty Sunborn, all of Kansas City, Mo.; Helen Helen June, Jane Goebel from Kansas City, Kan., and Peggy Senior from Waverly.
utte; Grace Bonta, Ethel Barnon,
Abilene, Jaeha Jacquill, Ella Hume,
Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. John Taylor,
Kansas City, Mo.
Pi. Reta Phl chapter is entertaining the following guests: for Homecoming; Margaret Nichols, Wichita; Mrs Maurit Burt, Windfield; McCroes Elli, Frances Eagen and Carmelia Sweet, Hutchinson; Frances Hanlon and Catherine Bradley from Nebraska.
More Homecoming Guests
Piha Delta Theta Homecompur visitors are: Charles R. Allen, Kansas City; Mo.; William E. Anderson, Topeka; Ray D. Angle, Kansas City; Kan.; Frank T. Banges, John F. Bannuelen, Topeka; Roland S. Broye, St. Joseph, Mo.; Homer H. Beaton, St. Louis; Bryan Beyonton, Topeka; Maurice L. Bradenthal, Kansas City, Kan; Walter T. Brooks, Kansas City, Mo.; Loren V. Brown, Kansas City, Mo.; Clode O. Burnside, Oklahoma City, Ohio; Reese Byers, Dr. J. E. Castles, Clark Rushein, Chester Cook, S. K. Cook, Coyne, all of Kansas City Mo.; K. R. Cooky, Salina; Cali Rosner, Carver, Wyo.
George T. Darby and Harry H. Darby, Kinhans City; Kan; Carl W. Dingess, Attachism; John L. Delaton, Wichtian; H. J. Katan, Kansas City; E. Fletcher, Tonka; Don Fleyd, H. Fletcher, Tonka; Don Fleyd, H. J. Flerm, Parsons; H. M. Franklin, Kansas City, Mo; Gilbert H. Firb, Emirp, George G. Earl
Fred J. Benkins, J. W. Jenkins,
Paul W. Jenkins, Dr.E. T. Johnson,
Kansas City, Mo.; H. W. Jones, Emporia,
S. M. Jones, Kansas City, Mo;
Walter B. Krauter, Denver, Colo.; Dean
Krauter, Denver, Colo.; Kameron J. Kameron, Julin; McBain H. Lambert, Emporia; Ralph E. Lewis, Topeka; C. H. Lockwood, Acdison; Kenilson P. Lyman, Kansas City, Mo;
Francis Mcal, Kansas City, Mo.; C. J. Mcoy, Emporia; Frank A. Mcoy, Emporia; Frank A. Mcoy, N. Morrish, Kansas City, Mo.; Lindsey G. Morgan, Wishtina; John S. Morrish, Great Bend; William M. Morton, St. Joseph, Mo.; Henry L. Nixon, Kansas City, Mo.; L. O. Northrup, Mo.
Dr. John H. Outland, Willard B. Pierce, Kansas City, Mo.; Rev E. W. Poindexter, Topkai Glom W. Worter, Boston, Colo.; Charles M. Chase, O. Puffer, Kansas City, Mo.; Paul E. Reed, Ioa; Robert E. Russell, Great Bend; Merrill S. Rutter, Topkai, Mo.; P. S. Sayre, Kansas City, Mo.; T. J. Schall, Dodge City; Ralph Super, Concordia; Sam L. Slice, Iowa; Joel J. Salkins, O. Smith, Kansas City, Mo.; P. K. Smith, Wishtina; Robert Silberg, McPherson
H. J. Taylor, Salina; Bill Townsby,
Great Bend; A. H. Torrey, Chicago;
Ill.; Thomas M. VanCleave, Kansas City;
Mt.; Chester C. Waterside, Berkeley;
Col., Cal.; O. W. Ward, O. H. Warner,
Fall City, Neb.; O. H. Kwang,
Eskridge; C. H. White, Council Grove; L. W. White, Ennapolis; O. W. Ward, Fall City; Kan, R. S. Minmerman, Haikou; Harvey Haikens
Sabetha; A. F. Roberts, Sabetha; W S. James, Kansas City, Mo.
The Albuquerque Omena fraternity experts to have the following guests back for Homecoming: From Kanae Iwasaki, a graduate of George Goodnow, Doctor Wilhelmie, Barr Tinnell, M. Norton, C. C. Jones, William Marshall, Lawrence Lavine, Robert Hally, Roy Bert, Judge and Mrs. Shawn McGraw, Mrs. Gray Brown, Henry Dillhamu?
Judge, Lamn, Pittsburgh; Everett Winick, Wincfield; Foez, Zeibler, Tonganoke; Brady Magors, Wiebing; Dr. Lawrence Bonney, Otway; Doctor and Mrs. Forgerson, Indiana; Ken; Dr. Lawrence Bonney, Otway; Phil Dolliver, White City; Jadid Benenson, Hirebock; Mr. and Mrs. Rot Bennett, Ottawa;
Howard "Tuffy" Grady, A. B., 24, the smallest man who ever earned a litter at the University of Kansas, will also be in Lawrence. At present he is working for the California Institute of Technology in revealing out of their New York branch.
Alaska, Kennebaug Lamodis fraternity will愈添 with a Homecoming party at their house Saturday evening, Oct. 23. Out of town guests will be William Pren, Kansas City, Kaup. John Glenndington, Mayfield, Kentucky. Matthew Toperi, Ernest Carroll, Lincoln, Neb.; Arthur Scriff, Lincoln, Neb.; Lawrence Smith, Lincoln, Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. G, Oloam, Geverett Everard, Carlson, St. Louis, Reynolds Beach, Charlotte Weber, St. Joseph, Mo.
Edward F. Haljon, A, B, 26, at present, reach of Rockhurst High School in Kansas City, and who was captain of baseball in 25, played basketball those years, will be at the Pal Karma lounge.
Aloe Boone, A, B, 22 who for the past two years has been with the New York Yankees, $\textcircled{1}$B by a guest at the Philadelphia Jail this week.
Jock McCleow, A, B, 21; and Dan Balen, A, 24; Saliun, Le McNataly, LL, B, 25; Criss, A, R, 25; Carol Fennaming, A, R, 23; Vanton Ryan, A, R, 25; Tommy Lyon, A, R, 25; "Tat" Conway, LL, R, 25; Chick Meroe, A, R, 21; Dr. H, Owen, II; Paint Hughes, A, R, 23; Steve Shurham, A, R, 26; Harry Koebler, LL, B, 21
Guests at the Aracna home this weekend are: Fred Epiphakou, Kawanui City; Kai; Marriene Keys, Waverly; E. St. Brooks, Colony; L. L.Kubler, Kimmanu; George Washington, Kawanui City; Mo; J. L.Kister, Lawrence; Charles D. Lee, Coffeine; Kevin Roosever, Lawrence; Harold D. Arvon Koen City, Mo; Emil Fronmannin, Tongatangue; Noble Lindlrom, Kawanui City, Mo; C. C.Cox, Frédéric Niemann, Grant, Kansas M. B. Middleton, Kawanui City, Mo; Ray D. Fricke, Garrett; Walter I Shannon, Junction City; Earl L. Blackman, Kawanui City; George O. Foster, Lawerence A. K. Wilson, Topalini, Frank Manaugh, James C.
Hofmann, Topeka; Dave Horkmana Lawrence,
Guests at the Sigma Chi house for this weekend are: Dudley Doolittle, Charles Frucher, Lewis Duff, Swede Carlson, R. P. Atkinson, Richard Meir-Faribault, J. E. Gill, John Mullan of all Kauai City, Mo.; John Lonberg, Liberty, Mo.; Harry Blaker, Ernest Bodrich, Marion Coolidge, Ray Beers, Tepa; Ike C. Snyder, Manhattan, L. M. Finkston, St. Joseph, M: T. E. Gearff, independence; Neesham, George Kinsley; Harold Neecham, Hal Swenson, Lyons.
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Carl I. "Sandy" Winsor, LL. B., 22' will be back in the Delta Upson house for Homecoming this weekend. Sandy is known to the student body as one of the best cheerleaders that ever led a University of Kansas roosting section. He is now practicing law in Wichita and has two dainty twin brothers "Tad" and "Rail". He will be remembered as Rush Miller, c. 22'.
At the -Kappa Sigma fraternity house the guests for this weekend are: Mr. and Mrs. Scott Markley, H. C. Simpson of Salina; and Mrs. Doty Derge, Tom Poor, Tim Smith, H. K. Smith, all of Kansas City, Hawee, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Smith, Hawkehore, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Smith, Hawkehore.
Other guests to be at the Delta U. house are: Willard Glass, Wichita; Robert Fornake, Kirk Oliver, Kinga Topek; Frank Stacey, Karl Kooper; Frank Sloane, Charles Shipley, Virgil Reames, all of Kansas City, Mo.; Hilton Johnson, Anders Okla; Kim Pratt, Colby; Dan Myers, Topeline; Floyd Skater, Augustin; Robert Cov, Kansas City, Mo.; Harry Furry, Dallas; John Blake, Kansas City, Kan.; Paul Hall, Brewster; Glenn Crumley, Colby; Richard Denver, Hawkins; Kenneth Batterlee, Kansas City, Mo.; Stewart Bloss, Winslow; H. A. Brighton, Topek; Watson Dodge, Oakley; James Anderson, Gymph学家 of Kansas City, Mo.
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Charles Dolan and Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Greener are expecting to be
here from Leavenworth; from Topena,
Glen Parker; Archie Diell; Geozee
Dial. Other guests are: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Scott Jr. and Angela Seckt
McKay. Robert S. Jenkins McKaig
McKaig. El Dorado; Forest Smythe
Lexington, M.; William Smith, Phi-
philipsburg; George H. Jones, Lineh-
Alrish Blake; Clarence Eyres, Salina
Guests at the Pi Kappa Alma house for this weekend are: Keith Vine, Holton; Robert B. K. Beesue, Toronto; Robert Hill, Toronto; Harvey Sharry, Kansas City; Macarold "Big Stomp" Wall, Seidan.
Delta Chi fraternity will entertain the following guests over the Homecoming weekend: Mr. and Mrs, A, R. Johnston, Dr. and Ms. Hirsch, A. and Mrs. Hamilton, Dr. and Ms. Harlan, Hamilton, W. B. Prugh, Kansas City, Mo., Orwin Wesley, A. H. Zim
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Fred Peyton, Canal Branch,
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W. Sporese from Hutchinson; Ceclo DeRoin, Hepler, and Harry Mother, St.
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Jack Grover, who will officiate at the game will be a guest of the chapter. Mr. Grover was a member of the Washington University football and track squads while taking his law degree in St. Louis.
"Miracle" Is Described
Miss Victoria Powell Explains Dramatic Production
A vivid description of "The Mr. michel," which is to be presented in Convention hall at Kansas City this fall was given today afternoon at 4:20 in the auditorium in central Administration building by Mie Victoria Powell, well-known English mess.
"The paganist is different from anything that has ever been presented in either Europe or the United States," said Miss Powell. "The entire theme of "The Miracle" is on a story ahaedo as old as the human race, and the outstanding thought he invested is beauty and an提升 love."
Miss Powell gave a resume of the plot, which is acted in pantomime. She also took the trevenance on the theoretical equipment necessary to stage the play.
There are 2,000 electric lights used, with large switch boards for control," she said. Twenty-one miles of wiring is necessary to light the
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Mine Powell told briefly of Mas Riehstein, the man who connected the idea of the play. He is one of the intertwining figures in the theatrical world, he said, and has gathered about him in his home in Europe many famous artists and lovers of art.
The speaker said that cheaper cents in many respects were just as good as the more expensive ones newer the stage. Seems in the balcony give the person an opportunity to see the whole interior of the theater, which has been reconstructed to resemble a Gothic cathedral.
Swarthout Goes to Chicago
Dean D. M. Swarthout of the School of Fine Art left night for Chicago where he will attend a meet and greet in a drama of music schools of eight midwestern universities. This is the first meeting of its kind, and among the topics discussed will be the amount of music credit to get students enrolled in commercial schools of music, and also the amount of credit to be allowed towards the degree of Bachelor of Arts.
Fraser hall was erected in 1872 at a cost of $185,000. Present day building estimates for a building similar to Fraser are almost $100,000 more.
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