SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, 1926
THE UNIVEPSITY DAILY KAN$AN
PAGE THREE
A
In Society
--out of town guest. The music was furnished by Kearney's and Fredrick's Jayhawks.
One of the largest crowds of University students ever assembled at the First Methodist church gathered in March for parkeres for the mixer Friday night.
Olive Weatherby, e28, was in charge of the party. A short program was a part of the evening's entertainment, including a reception for Dr. Edward Hispast, pastor of the church, welcomed the new students; Dorothy Enjoy played a piano solo; and Austin Dodge directed a short talk; and Austin Van der Slice, e27, announced the plans of the Weekday foundation for the party. Evening meetings during the year.
Chaperones for the party were the Reverend Dr. and Mrs, Edward Hispop and the Rev, and Mrs, Edwin F. Price. After the program refreshments of punch and wafers were served.
Many students of K, U, attended the mixer at the Christian church Friday evening. Games were played in the earlier part of the evening followed by several speeches, one of which was made by George O. Foster, registrar. Strawberry ice cream and cakes were served.
A reception was given for students of the Uitarian church Saturday morning from 6 to 8 p. m. Tee will be provided and a musical program will be presented.
Students were divided into groups at the Presbyterian church and stunts were given Friday evening. Special music entertained the crowd also, after which refreshments of ice cream and cookies were served.
A get-acquainted party for the old and new students of the Congregational church was held in the church basement Friday evening. The Reverend Gray welcomed the new students and greeted the old ones, Prof. M. T. Van Heerke of the School of Law gave a lecture on the history of the church. Various games and a musical program were enjoyed. Ice cream and cake were served.
A take-off of the first week of school life at K. U. was given at the Baptist church Friday evening. Registration, enrollment and classes were carried out. At the first convocation Bill Inner, e27; represented the chancellor. Ed Everhart took the dean and adviser to the freshmen.
Psychological tests, gymnism
psych, n K. U., tests the K. U.
partitioned tests, the K. U.
hawk cookies and ice cream were
served cookie style after games
Map of Lawrence Showing Division Into Districts for W. S.
G. A. Groups
The guests present were: Dr. and Mrs. Frank Strong, Prof. and Mrs. Crawford, Dr. and Doctor and Mrs. Watts. The committee in charge was made up of the following students: Leslie Burry, Calvin Evans, and La Ruex Dale.
Delta Upson gave a party for their pledges at Eckle's hall Friday night. The chaperons were Mrs. J, S; Lile, Mrs. Jane McLane, and Mr., and Mrs., Iloyd Houston, John Backrumber, Columbia, Ohio, was an
A party for the pledes of last week was given Friday night at the Beta Theta Pi house, 1425 Tennessee street. Music was furnished by Tommy Johnson's Serenaders. The students Shanklin and Mrs. L. R. Edwards.
WANT ADS
LOST- Short strand genuine pearls
Sept. 14, on campus. Finitor notice
M. W. Berteling, Y. W. C. A. hotel,
Kansas City, Mo. Reward, 8
STUDENTS socks darned by hand; also mending. Work called for and delivered. Call 965. 18
WANTED—Table linen laundry work,
also student laundry. 645 Ohio
phone 1960 Blue. 11
FOR first class meals at the city lowest prices, come to the rootfall Virginia Inn and be satisfied. Welcome students. if
WASHING and ironing and bundle work and day work by hour. Call 1356. 10
WANTED—By expert, hand darning and repairing. All kinds of tinker work. 1321 Vermont, call 2144. 10
EXPERIENCED MARCELLING---- 50e. Phone 2775. 1015 Kentucky.
FOR RENT - Very desirable room in private home, near campus, for girls. Graduate or upper class student preferred. Phone 1429. 11
FOR RENT—Quiet single room for graduate student, $12 a month. Inspire 1962 Rhode Island street, 11
FOR RENT—Single room for a girl,
$12 per month, 1409 Mass, Phone
655. 11
Announcing the Fall Opening of the Marion Rice Dancing Studio
All the latest steps
Special Attention to Beginners
The Marion Rice Dancing Studio [Over Bell's Music Store]
STUDENTS wanted to address en-
velopes, spare time—steady work.
Also saleman for adding pencils,
inlimious articles, calendar watches
FOR IENT—Rooms for club of boys, Strictly modern well furnished halfway between campus and town. Phone 2675 Black. 9
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION EARLY FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
We Serve a Special
Table d'Hote
Dinner
Also Nice Juicy Steaks With the Trimmin's
Brick's Oread Cafe
Phone 592
"Just a Step From the Campus"
Always--
A Step Ahead in Fashion
"Decidedly Thompson's" have all the style demanded by the well dressed men of today—smart looking—and built for endurance.
and other articles. B Company, Box 81, Lawrence, Kans. 10
FOR RENT-2 sleeping rooms. 1019
Kentucky. 11
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms in private home. Cheap for light housekeeping for two girls or man and wife. Phone 2024 Black. 9
Make This Shop Your Show
Headquarters
Ober's HEAD TO FOOT OUT PATTERS
WANTED-Boy roommates at 1301
Vt. Large south double room, $22.
Every convenience. Phone 127. 8.
WANTED—Student laundry. Prices reasonable and work done satisfactorily. Phone 2220 White. 20
FOR RENT—Two double rooms, bath between. Board 11 desired. 1869 Miss. St. 8
Crepe Papers, Serpentine, Nut Cups,
Party Decorations, Place Cards,
Programs, Engraving, Printing, Stationery,
Rubber Stamps.
--how much our free bachelor service will save your wearing apparel? One small hole in your sox, if let go, will soon mean a new pair. If you send your bundle to us, that small hole is mended and thus doubles the life of the garment. Remember all this service is free of charge.
A. G. ALRICH
Tel. 288 736 Mass.
Added—"Never to Old"
Shows: 3-7;15-9
Prices: Mat. 10-35; Nite 10-40
Coming Soon "Mare Nostrum"
Have you seen those Rainbow Raincoats for the girls at
Reese's Drug Store 929 Mass.
They will keep you from getting "all wet"
Why Wear Out Your Car?
图
Use one of our cars for your party or for your "joy-ride," and leave your own car at home.
It's cheaper and better.
We have Dodges, Chryslers, Chevrolets and Fords. Give our service a trial and be convinced.
]
图 2
Rent a Ford Company Drive it Yourself
916 Massachusetts Phone 653
Did You Ever Figure Out
Lawrence Steam Laundry 10th & New Hampshire Phone 383
We clean everything you wear but your shoes
Football Ticket Sale Opens Monday Sept.20,8 A.M.
Season Ticket, 4 Home Games, $6.00. Single Games, $2 Each. All-sports Season Ticket, $12.00.
---
Reservation of Student Activity Book Football Tickets Also Begins Monday Morning. Bring Yours in Early. All Tickets at Athletic Office
P41