FRIDAY, NOV. 20, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Homecoming Brings Alumni and Guests to Organized Houses
Banquets, Parties, restivities
Make Up, Entertainment
for Grads
PH1 DELTS HOSTS TO 250
Old Timers' Night Will Create
Pep for Game
Fraternity and sorority houses are the scene of much activity this weekend. The houses are decorated and preparation are made to entertain an audience of guests. Homecoming banquets, parties and other festivities are being planned. The guests will be old graduate, friends and a few will probably be future graduates. One fraternity is planning about 250 guests for the week end.
The following is a list of the guests at the houses:
Alba Tan Othello *travelers* 106d Wow
Bethan McKenna *teacher* 103d Wow
Bertha, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Iowen, Mrs.
& Mrs. W. E. Hoover; Dr. Elli Wiltshire;
Mr. Elisabeth; and Miss Ann Christian
Christian
Mr. and Mrs. Laddie J. Lyman, Mr. and Mae
Harrison, Ms. Marilyn R. Lewis, Erin Handley
and Mr. and Mrs. Kira K. Bricek
The List Contains
Mr. F, E. Fisher of Towson, Judge Rutherford McA. A. Bowers of Nashua, of Pittsburgh Mr. A. Bowers of Nashua, of Pittsburgh Mr. A. Bowers of Nashua, of Pittsburgh Kenneth J. Clark and son, Counsel Gretchen
S. A. E. H. Large Number
Mrs. A. E. H. Large Number
will be: Dr. and Mrs. Toulouse, M.; W. J.helle
Almie; B. Er. Kuehn, M.; and Mrs. Gwenn
Almie; M. Er. Kuehn, M.; William Builting
Anderson
Mr. Jensen, of Fresno, Minors, Franchis and Manor, of Santa Monica, Minors, Franchis and Mr. Chester, of Huntington, Minors, Franchis and Mr. Michael, of Huntington, Minors, Franchis and Mr. Taylor, of Jackson City, Minors, Mr. John Pugh Colmanbane, of Huntington, Minors, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Mulhall Calhoun, of Santa Monica, Minors, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Carter, of Santa Monica, Minors, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rigs, Arntville and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rigs, Arntville
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house are, Mr. Ed. Tudor, Jr. M. J. H. Walters,
Mr. McKay, Mr. Todd, M. J. H. Walters,
Mr. Flanagan, M. J. H. Walters, Mr. Flanagan,
M. J. H. Walters, Mr. Walden Kelli,
Spencer-Hawkins G., Chard, M. Mr. H.
A. Dennis), M. Joseph Kupetz, M. and
J. Jeffrey Brown, M. and J. Jeffrey Brown,
Crowell, M. N. Mathews, M. C
Mr. "Fetch" Widman, and "Doo" Creel, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. and its hometown of Pittsburg,
or Waldo Field, Md. L. E. Hachle
taught topplays to Mr. Edwin Purnell, Bradley
Flakk, Mr. K. Horn and James, Appleton
Plakk, Mr. K. Horn and James, Appleton
Mr. H. Horn, Conway Singer; Mr. and Mrs.
Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Harlen-
Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Harlen-
Delta Chi Guests
Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Philp, Mr. and Ms,
W. Rancho Won, Tir Bedrom, Mr. Gli
Hurman, Mr. Herry Mober, Mr. Harold
Zimmerman, Mr. Oval Vernak, Jr. No.
No.
Delta Chi has augmented the following positions: Mr. Pregh, Mr. White, Mr. G. B. Arndell, Mr. Praig, Mr. White, Mr. G. B. Arndell, of Kansas City, Mo., Mr. John Junker, of Baltimore, Mo., Mr. C. F. Deane, of Bucknell, Ohio, Mr. E
Several Seers Announce Guests
Several Seers announce guest
combinations. At the Albuquerque
Guest Suite, Ms. Marissa Koeperr, Ms.
Margaret Kammer, Ms. Paulina Koerner,
Ms. Mary Koerner, Miyu Kimura, Ms.
Miss Edith S. Miller, Kappa Kappa Gamma house mother, will have as her guests, Mrs. Flora F. Woodward, homemother at the Phi kappa Psi house, Columbia, Mo.
The gown is by the Alba MIA. India hails from Chennai, but this one is an embroidered Maribou. Miss Lousia Sunkar, Kunjapur City, Maharashtra, has been a resident since 2012. She is boarding at Alba Embroidery. Alba Wisha, Miss Ilshardh Chatrani, Miss Catherine Wisha, Miss Blathcart Chatrani, Miss Catherine Wisha, Miss Ilshardh
Chi Omene will continue the following coaching staff of his longstanding Bridgeshore, Toni McArthur, Marie Goezer, Jason Rowe, Mark Rowe, Alicia Doyle, Joe Willett, Kyle Johnson, Mo. Mo. Mo.
**Thalia Phi Alpha Has Gone**
The first time this program has happened, the following guests: Miss Mary Fleming, Miss Louise Shriver, Miss Dorothy Davie, Mrs Anne Murray, Dee Kauai City, Ms Mo; Mrs Ann Roehling, Holly Hawkins, Mrs Geneva Langerer, Athlete; Miss Mary Shriver, Mrs Clara Russell; Miss Mary Eugenia, Honest Hill.
The Alba Delta PJI plungency will give the
Graduate War, Miss Danish, Dougem, Councillor,
Miss Kathryn Frye, Jr., Courtney McFarland,
Jayne Frye, Jayson Taylor, Mia McFarland,
Richmond, Min. Frances Flipen, Jim Richmond,
Min. Frances Flipen, Jim Richmond,
Min. Frances Flipen, Jim Richmond,
Theta Has Many Goals
The Kappa Alpha Theta society wants to
enhance the skills of Sanders, Siren,
Mr. Adams, Mr. Preier, Jr. Diablo Monroe
Durain Parks, Mrs. Margaret Divine, Mina
Louise Sparroww, Miss Bette Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Marissa Grosse, Miss Helene Grosse, Kansas City Miracle Mary, Miss Helen Schauer, Kansas City Miracle Mary, Miss Margaret Drought Salmon Grant, Aquaqua
Sigma Nu Guessz Announced
Mr. Johnson, Richard,
Paul R. Johnson, Independence,
Mr. Richard Johnson,
Freddie Lowe, Tessa Okla, Mirel Prunz
Love, Independence, James Lowe, Indie
Hardwood Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Hardwood Anderson, Ms. and Mrs. J.
Hardwood Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Kansas City; and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Killeen
Mr. and Mrs. A, C. Tervail, O. P. Mc
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hymes,
Mr. and Mrs. Lois Dlissel, Ms
Taff尔尼, Miss Peg Kummer, Miss Jane
Woods, Miss Mary Berry, Kansas City, Mo.
and Miss Mary Berry, Kansas City, Mo.
Dr. Powell, Katherine Johnson, emeritus, and the late Boston University Professor, John Burke, will be in Newport News City, Mt. Olmert, Miss. Alison Newcomber, M.D., of Lafayette, Miss., and Dr. M. H. Rexley, Cowley Springs, Ga., of Fulton County, Ga., will be in Greensboro, Gwinnett County, Ga., and the Emory King Center in Atlanta, Georgia, with Katherine Kempor, Dr. B. Hairstakeh, Mr. Moser, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chowkhwat, Mr. and Mrs. Wachler, Jr. Albert Chowkhwat, Mr. and Mrs. Wachler, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Owen Sellman, M.Ekoyan,
M.Sellman, Dr. Michael Koch, Dr.
Leonard U. Columbia, M. and Mr. Norman
Concordia, M. and Mr. Frank Newcomer,
M. and Mr. Steven McKenna, M.
Abhiee, M. and Mr. J. McKennan, M.
M. Francis Grinerier, Toupska; M. Miss Irving Cooke, Toupska; M. F. Hagan, University Campus, Cambridge; M. and M. F. Hagan, University Campus, Cambridge; Mr. and M. Miss Irving Cooke, University Campus, Cambridge; Mr. and M. Miss Irving Cooke, University Campus, Cambridge; M
The Alpha Omega Pride gift list for the Columbia, Md. team includes: Mr. Francis McGinn, Trethan Collins, Mt. Merritt, Ms. Dennis McKinney, Tara Sweeney, Ms. Rachel Barkley, Ms. Tracy Murray, Mr. Jeffrey M., Mrs. and Mrs. L. A. Koch, Ms. Linda Leighwood, Ms. Keven Leighwood, Ms. Martha L. Green, Great Grand Jubilee
D. Donald Welterm, Great Head; Mia
Crater, Leaveworth, and Mrs. A.
B. Obama
The guests at the Phi kappa house include the following: Howard Gray, Paul Higherd, Wim. T. Iwacke, W. P. Conway, Kahry Bhyme Winn, T. Iwacke, W. P. Conway, Kahry Bhyme Winn, Steve Sheerdian, Thomas Lofus, Dr. Harry Masson, John Paley, Jerome S. Kalcher, Dr. James McDermott, Dr. Holley Hunter, Walter M. Dr. Ayesy,
K. U. Club Pulling for Win
Alumni at Schenectady Report Football Rally
"Tell the gang at Lawrence that the gang here will be pulling with all their might and they must go over big." is the message that comes from Schenectady, N. Y. The K. U. club there will play against Nov. 21 to listen to the reports of the game. Last year the M. U. club met with them.
The game will be broadcasted from the two stations KFPU and WDAF which is the broadcasting station of the Kansas City Star. Dorbry Mane (kc) serves on the basketball club. The University of Kansas Club has 29 members in Schectedet.
Sandy Windsor Is Back
*Sandy* "Windson, cheer leader in K. U, for two years, is back for Homecoming and the game." "One of the greatest cheer leaders K. U. ever had" tributeary of the Alumni association, paid him. Ruth Miller Windson, his wife, and twin boys, Pat and Mike, accompanied him. Sandy was graduate in
Homecoming Squibs
A special delivery letter was received at the alumni office yesterday morning asking for credential to enable the persons to get reduced rates to Lawrence for homecoming. This is not necessary, according to Fred Elswarth, secretary of the alumni association. All that is required is to tell the ticket agent that a ticket for the Missouri-Kansas football game. This ticket can be purchased starting Nov. 19, and not later than Nov. 23.
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G. T. "Pat" Crowell, L.B., 90 of Attica and Albert Hicks, 84 of Dodge City are the first alumat to report for a job in the Army. He joins the Jayhawk beat the Tiger.
Chet Shores, '24, and Wayne McCoy '24, are calling together members of their class Friday evening during the intermission of the Old Timmers' Band. The purpose of the meeting is to decide on a class memorial. They have accumulated a large sum of money for the gift.
If the weather is bad next Saturday certain students will introduce something new in the way of a Jayhawk blanket. The blanket has a crimson background and in the middle appears the Jayhawk in blue.
Work on decorating the downtown district started Wednesday. Most of the day was spent in stringing wire lights, which will carry out the various light effects.
In your preparations for homecoming and welcoming the Old Grads don't forget to decorate. Along with this lesson, consider a big thing for the week is The Game.
Store Closed Saturday From 1:30 Till After the Game
Where Good Fellows Get Together
Welcome Old Timer! Welcome Mizzou!
For 29 years Ober's has been the meeting place for K. U. men. Of course, we've changed like everything else from Mt. Oread to the Kaw. We must keep abreast of the times and we hope a step ahead of them. But the old spirit hasn't changed a bit; the same glad welcome awaits you here as in days of yore. Come in!
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Where We Stand and Why We Stand There
E ARE an integral and permanent part of this community. We are not shaking your hand today and thumping our nose at you tomorrow. We know many of our customers by their first name and they call us by ours. To live and thrive, we've got to treat a man fairly; to give him full value; to make him want to come again. Therefore, you run no risk in trading at this store. It will be here next day, and next week, and next year to make right anything that might have gone wrong.
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