UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THE WAY TO HAVE DATES PROPERLY
President of W. S. G. A. Gives Short Digest of Date Rule
RESTRICTIONS CLEARED UP
Violations of Association By Laws Due to Misunderstandings Says Miss Huffman
"A Library date is permitted by the customs of the W. S. G. A., but the man must not stay for a few moments' chat, nor is the couple allowed to stop for anything to eat on the way home. He is supposed to have helped in the Woman's Student Government Association, said this morning.
"This rule is more or less strictly observed," added Miss Huffman. "The greatest infraction of rules comes when the date rule is declared off by the Association for a rally or concert. Instead of going to the concert or a connection to a movie, one connects to a movie downtown. This is in opposition to the date rule which has been adopted by the women of the association.
WHEN RULE IS Suspended
The date rule is automatically suspend the lectures, examinations, games, the theater, and any affair of general interest to University students. But it is suspended only for that particular event, and any girl who attends any other function at the college or doctor of the rule of the W. S. G. A."
TIME LIMIT FOR DATES
The by-laws of the W. S. G. A. he says to say concerning the date rules:
TIME LIMIT FOR LAYER
Section 1 of Article 2 states that each woman should be closed not later than 10 o'clock on week nights. On Friday and Saturday night, the time limit is extended to 11 o'clock except in the case of formal dances of general interest.
Sunday night dates are limited to 10
WHEN DATES ARE PROHIBITED
The second section of this article permits student parties only on Friday and Saturday nights or on nights preceding holidays.
Section 35: Social engagements should not be made for nights of school days (after 8 o'clock) except on Friday or on evening classes.
"Boarding house dances held during the week from seven until eight o'clock are permissible, but these dances must end at eight," said Miss Huffman. "A majority of the violations of rules of the Association comes from a misunderstanding of the rules. I wish that every girl would get acquainted with the by-laws."
Anybody Here Seen Spindle?
BY THE WAY—
Anybody Here Seen Spindle?
The innocent little spindle on the news editor's desk in the Kan庐 office caused much chargin for one and mernment for several others. On the day's schedule a note of the tip and the words, "See Spindle." The Cub sauntered up for an assignment, the Instructor gave him the live tip and both started on the hunt for Spindle. Nobody knew Spindle. The N.E was approach "No he didn't know案" and he grilled, I. and C. left and the N. E. exploded and it was good to keep.
Alemannia Christmas Party
Alomone is giving its annual Christmas dance tonight in Eagles' Hall. Prof. and Mrs. George Hood and Miss Anna G. Saby will chaperon. Thirty couples will dance. Charles Shofstall will furnish the music. Column fans of Topeca Harold Brinne of Hutchinson, Mrs. Gentrude Glmore and Walter Wellhouse of Lawrence.
Alpha Chis Dinner, Mrs. MacDowell
Mrs. Edward MacDowell, and Mrs.
A. I. Owen, members of Alpha Chi
Omega are dinner guests tonight of
the Kansas chapter of their sorority,
Mrs. MacDowell, lectures in Fraser
tomorrow night in the Johns Hopkins
Colony at Petersboro, N. H., one of the studios
which was built by the national sorority of Alpha Chi Omega.
Entertain for Mrs. MacDowell
The University Club will have a "Ladies' Night" Saturday night in honor of Mrs. Edward MacDowell wife of the late American composer.
The reception will follow her lectures recital which takes place in Fraser Hall Saturday night.
S. U. O. Club Dance
The S. U. O. Club will give an informal dance this evening at Eckle's Hall, commencing at 8:30. Music will be by Huntsman's four piece orchestra.
Lucille V. Ryerson, c'20, entertained in honor of Marguerite Madison, c'20, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Salvesen, Wednesday night.
A three-course luncheon was served. The guests were: Marguerite Madison, Irene Reever, Lucille Reeves, Jeraldine纸, Zolan Kidwell.
The Kappa Sigma pledges will entertain with an informal dance to the house. Two freshmen from each internship will be their guests of honor.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma alumne meet at the home of Mrs. E. L. Fnick this afternoon at three-thirty o'clock.
Kappa Phi Club
The Kappa Phi Club will meet at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon at five o'clock. A musical program will be held which refreshments will be served.
The Pi Phi sorority will give its annual Christmas dinner Wednesday evening, December 13.
"Ye Old Fashioned Party"
The University men and women will give "Ye Old Fashioned Party," in the parlors of the church tonight.
The Endeavor Society of the Ongregational Church will give a party in the Parish House tonight. Everybody is invited.
Miss Harriett Greissinger, of the School of Fine Arts, will entertain her pupils with a Christmas party at her home, 1232 Louisiana. Monday she has been asked to bring a ten-event present and a big time has been planned.
Shaving sets at Straffon's Drug Store.-Adv. 62-2
Addresses Journalism Class
S. L. Whitcomb, associate professor of English literature, and professors of the department and Policies class of the department of journalism this morning on the subject, "Dramatic Criticisms." This is the second a series of lectures by K. U. professors on subjects of interest to this class. The first lecture was by Prof. S. Skilton of the School of Fine Arts.
Prof. H. P. Cady of the department of chemistry has left on a three-day's lecture trip. He is to give a talk at Randolph Greenleaf, and Wetmore.
Prof. Cady to Lecture
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—Adv. 60-4
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Mirrors at Straffon's Drug Store.
Adv. 62-2
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When making out a list of Christmas gifts don't forget to include a box of our own make of chocolate put in the oven for holiday trade. Woodman's"—Adv.
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Are Unitarians Christians?
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America and other similar organizations exclude the Unitarians from churchship on the ground that they are not Christians. Do you think that this exclusion is justified? In his talk Sunday night, Mr. Backus will explain the position of the Unitarians in this matter and make clear the attitude of the Unitarians toward other Christian groups in true charity and in religion that is more than creeds and sects you should hear this talk.
The Vesper service which was announced for Sunday night has been postponed but there will be special music at the evening service. Mrs. Stevens at the service. The service begins promptly at 7:45. Unitarian Church—Adv.
Special—The hot tamales—our own make. Try them at Wiedemann's.—Adv.
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