UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Track Men Start Season's Work
BY THE WAY—
Tests for Mere Man
At last one test for a really real man has been learned—anyway that is the gist of an overheard conversation. A Phi Beta Kappa and a senior woman.
P. B. K.,—in my estimation he is one real man."
He remains a mystery.
S.Woman—"Has he stood the test?"
B. K—"What test?"
S. Woman—“What test? Why the supreme test of a real man is that h must be able to read Olive Shriner? Through and say that h enjoyed it.”
Y. W. Resolutions
P. B. K.—"Um-hm."
Kanpa Phi Meets
"New Year's Resolutions" was the subject for discussion at the Y. W. C. A. meeting yesterday afternoon. Instead of having a speaker the association women spoke. Katherine Reding was leader.
Kappa Phi Meets
The Kappa Phi Club will hold a business meeting Friday at 3:30 in the mission room at Myers Hall. They will make plans for work for next semester.
Dinner for K. U. Students
Dinner for K. U. Students
Fenton Burch, c17, entertained
Margaret Burch, c18, May
May Burch, edna Burch, c20, Allen
Burch, l17 and Dan Campbell, l17
at dinner at the Connor Hotel in Joplin,
Missouri, December 30
The marriage of Margaret Madison, c'20, and Carl Jacoby, both of Clay Center, New Year's Day has been announced. Miss Madison is an Acoth pledge. She withdrew from the University in November.
Madison-Jacoby
Mr. and Mrs. Jacoby will live in Clay Center where Mr. Jacoby holds an office on the campus under Gay Scriven, c16, editor of the Clay Center Dispatch-Republican.
Hedgecoak-Collins
Students Give Recital
The marriage of Percy H. Collins of Belleville to Miss Ola Hedgecock was announced during the holiday. Mr. Collins attended a reception at Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He is in the grocery business at Belleville.
Jeanne Kirkendall, c'17,
Adrian Poulit, fa2'60, gave a short
program before he took over.
Miss Kirkendall
readings from James Whitley Riche
and Mr. Poulot gave several piano selections.
New Pledges
Sigma Alpha Epsilon announce the piedging of Frank Mandeville, c'20, of Kingman and Cecil Hassig, c'19 of Kansas City.
Marie Purcell did not return from her home in Ness City after holidays. She will finish this semester's work by correspondence.
Miss Elizabeth Sprague, head of the department of home economies, has not returned from her home in Cincinnati, where she spent the holidays. Her father is seriously ill.
It was probably the first time that he had been called upon since he came to school. Anyhow, we'll give him credit for being scared. He was asked to define an element, and, with knees shaking and a hump in his groin, he said, "An element is something that can't be busted no finer."—Ohio State Lantern.
W. M. Janney, a graduate student, and H. L. Van Velzer, c19, have joined the American Chemical Society which has a membership of eight professors and five fellows in chemistry. The society will meet in Lawrence and Kansas City in April.
Glen Alt, e16, who is now employed in the drafting department of the American Bridge Company at Toledo, Ohio, is spending a few days with his friends on the hill. Mr. Alt says that he finds the people from the energetic westerners and that although he likes his work he much prefers good old Kansas as a place to live.
Twenty students have been dismissed from Oberlin College for the crime of "belonging to a secret organization." This would not be so bad if it were not for the fact that several football players, the coaches, the captains, and as a result it has been necessary to organize an almost entirely new eleven.
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Club Wants to Swell Ranks Before Touring State
The University glee club is preparing to take a two weeks' trip in March to various cities of Kansas. This trip granted by the University Senate is the longest trip granted to the glee club in a number of years. Consequently, he has signed for fourteen concerts starting in Topeka and ending in Texas.
In the remaining rehearsals before the concerts the club will need many more singers. First tenors are especially in demand. Tryouts will be arranged by Dean Butler for any club that desires to sing with the glee club.
"There are many who are good singers in the University who have not tried out for the glee club," said Dean Butler this morning. "This is a good opportunity for them to get vocal training and at the same time help promote the organization. There is ample time for tryouts and rehearsals so that they can take the trips planned in February and March.
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