THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Oread High Recipe For Spring Bonnet
1 crown.
1 1-2 varda ribbon.
1 wreath of flowers or 1 bar pin.
Sprinkle with conspicuous atitches
Take old crown which may be felt, straw or satin, or any old crown you don't want. Apply either shoe blacking or "colorite" in any shade desired. Heat well (in sum to 150 degrees. After crown has heated, take out and wash the crown. Then give it the soft, clinging effect. Lay crown inside to cool.
Take silk or ribbon—last years hair ribbons will do or tear the tunic from your yellow taffeta. (The material may be of any flavor-yellow, strawberry-pink, raspberry-purple or cherry-red.) Mint green is also very popular as it makes one look half-starved.)
Hem silk, or if ribbon is used, don't bother to hem. Gather this around lower edge and fit on bottom of crown. Handle with care to prevent falling. Next tear the flowers off your last Easter bonnet. String this long string of faded flowers across the front to give it a dotted look. Place in brass, brilliantly set bar pin may be used as a substitute for the faded flowers.
This recipe has been tried by twenty-five Oread girls and found to be very successful.
BY THE WAY
These who will attend the Heirts concert in Kansas City Sunday are Cozette Johnston, fa22, Theila Hale fa21, Oral Pumphrey, c2., Phyllia A. Wingert, c2., and Essie Bee Pumphrey, fa23.
Mrs. G. W. Lee, of Yates Center,
is visiting her daughter, Eva Lea, fa
22, at the Custer Club.
Mrs. Charles Hale and son Henry Allen Hale, of Yates Center, are visiting with Thelma Hale, fs'21, at the Custer Club.
Editha Battersby, c21 will spend Saturday and Sunday at the home of older aunt in Kansas City.
Eather Gillette, fa 22 will spend Saturday and Sunday in Kansas City Miss Gillette will appear on the program of the musicale given in connection with the Panhellenic silver tea Saturday afternoon.
Lorraine Eastwood, c22, was called to her home in Okmulgee, Oklahoma on account of the death of her father.
Katharine Bennett c22 spent Wednesday evening at her home in Ottawa.
Faculty members of the department of education were entertained by Prof. and Mrs. C. A. Buckner at their home at 712 McCook street.
Mrs. C. C. Burkhalter of White Cloud is visiting her daughter Elizabeth, fa23.
Mrs. Joachim of Plainview, Minn. is visiting her son, Jerome Joachim c'20.
OREAD NOTES
The boys' basketball team of Orend Training School lost a hard fought game to Endora Wednesday in the second half, with a score of twenty-seven to eleven.
Oread took the lead in the first few minutes of the game when Ralph Durland scored a basket from near the center of the floor. The Eudora team scored mostly in the first half by free throws. The score at the end of the first half was 9 to 6 in favor of Eudora.
In the first part of the second half, Henry was rulled out for personalis and De Wattweille took his place. Bolio, Daniels and Wells were put into the game toward the last in an endeavor to stop the visitors.
The Eudora high school girls had trouble with their car and were unable to get to Lawrence to play their game with the Oread girls, Wadena.
The Oread boys' basket ball team will go to Bonner Springs Friday evening for a game with the Bonner Springs team.
Here's a new one.
A certain senior at Oread was absent without leave from Spanish class the other morning. When class was dismissed he met the teacher at the door and said he had been in the library all period engrossed in a physical geography outline and had forgotten to come to class.
John Gavitt who has been in Kemper Military School this year has enrolled in Oread.
THE RIGHT CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN
The tailoring you can depend upon because the shapeliness is there to stay—built in the clothes—not pressed in.
"Easter Sunday is April 4."
make clothes at prices no greater than asked for ready made clothes.
Samuel G. Clarke
1033 Mass.St.
Everyone come to the Pie Social at the Baptist Church Friday evening at 8:00 a.m. Plies will be no aid until 11:00 a.m. all game at the Bornstein Catholic Brown gymnasium.
Announcements
Phi Llambia Msig. will meet at the home of Mrs. J. H. Mitchell, 601 Tennessee Street, Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Every member should be
…Prof. L. E. Sisson's Sunday School school will meet at the house of desice Dana Saturday evening at 7:30 cclock for their social service work.
Is still sold in Lawrence. Take her a box tonight. Be sure and get the genuine. Sold at the
Will Modern Civilization Collapse?
Let us make you moving pictures on the Screen of Fashion
The Round Corner Drug Store LAWRENCE. KANSAS
This question will incidentally be answered in Mr. Sanderson's sermon Sunday morning.
Our line of made to measure clothes is ready for your inspection
Our showing of Spring Patterns will aid you immensely in your selection of materials. 917 Mass.
Choclate Shop Candy (In Redwood Boxes)
Pymouth Jottings Lenten Series, Number Two
Civilization goes to pieces every so often.
Cloth hats in style now at $3. worth from $4 to $6
A plendid line young men's dress shoes from $7 to $9
B. Y. P. U. will have its weekly meeting at the Baptist church at 6:45 o'clock Sunday evening. The topic will be "Life's Less lessons from the Book of Proverbs." Leone Hilkey will lead. Special music will be a feature of the evening.
The Sociology Club will meet in Fraser Hall Tuesday evening, March 9 at 7:15. Topic: The Departure of Students from Albania. Come prepared to take part.
Reel Tailors
Y O U R
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed is a saving
Garmets called for and delivered
Call Fraker or Eaton
THE STUDENT CLEANERS
HUB CLOTHING CO.
Wm. H. Schulz 917 Mass. St.
Are we on the down-grade or the upgrade?
Dress Geo. Abrams, Prop. Dress
Shirts Pants
present as there is important business. Mary Olsen, President.
Houk's Barber Shop
We can fit your purse and your figure.
Phone
499
BONEDRY
WILLARD
THREAD RUBBER
Batteries Come That Way
W E
Have Your
Size in Stock
Carter Tire & Battery Co.
Phone 1300 1009 Mass.
HAVE YOU BEEN MEASURED FOR A SUIT?
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Prices are easier than they were during the "Flu Epidemic." Stock lowering in price. "Flowers coming in Fine"
THE FLOWER SHOP
825 1-2 Mass.
SUNDAY MORNING "Paying Our Debt to God"
First Baptist Church
EVENING SERVICE Warden Codding, Lansing, Penn. "Public Welfare"
If you were home you would attend church.
You are welcome here.
REV. FRANK JENNINGS PASTOR
Buy A Brick
Buy A Brick
Highly Individualized are these
New Springtime Fashions
Deftly executed in fabrics of unquestioned acceptance, with that fine perfection in texture and exquisite modeling desired by the woman who would be irreproachably clad in the latest and most effective conceits of the times.
New Suits
Modeled along strikingly novel lines and embedding a host of artistic new features, these new Spring Suits, superb tailored and exactingly finished, rival the finest of custom tailored productions. Embraced are the three-piece costumes, Box-Coat, Blouse-Coat, Eton, Bolero, and strictly tailored types.
Price Range $35 to $150
Street and Afternoon Dresses
Ultra Smart—Newest Versions of the Mode for Spring. Distinctive creations of Taffeta, Satin, Georgette, Tricolette, Tricotine.
Dependable Quality at Moderate Prices.
$25 to $75 and up
SPECIAL SALE
Dance Frocks and Evening Gowns
at 25 per cent reductions.
Adults $1.00
Kids 75c
MONDAY NIGHT
BIG ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
FOR BENEFIT
NEAR EAST RELIEF
Snappy Acts
15
One Continuous Round of Peppy Numbers. Something Happening All the Time.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Haskell Girls Glee Club Haskell Band "Woody's" High Dive Folk Dance 30-Yd. Dash and Hurdle Classy Ballet Wrestling Nick Lassa and K. U. Heavy Weight Girls Basketball K. U. Varsity and Haskell BIG SURPRISES
ROBINSON GYM
Tickets Registrar's Office MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 8
ADMISSION Adults - $1 Children-75c.