SUNDAY, SEPT. 13, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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In Society
--an all star cast in "HAVOC"
A Drama of War DAZED WOMEN
Nearly two hundred guests attended the annual mixer of the Methodist Student Association Friday, February 21, during a earlier part of the evening was spent in games designed to help every one to get acquainted. Later an informal program was given. Refreshments of punch and wafer were served.
Fall decorations were featured at the Delta Upson pledge party given at Eckle's hall last night. Lattice work covered with autumn leaves concealed the walls of the hall, and an artificial ceiling of autumn leaves completed the decorations. Punch was served, and Swede Weylyn's armour furnished the music for the timed performance. Steve Brown were chaperones for the party, and out of town guests were Herbert Lutz of Kansas City, City Mofr of South Haven, and John Lantz of King City, Mo.
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity entitured its pledges with a dance at the chapter house Friday night. Punel and wafers were served, and music was furnished by the Jewish-Jewank-Jefferson club for the evening were Mrs. Elizabeth R. Edwards, house mother, Mrs. Anne Shanklin and Mrs. Margaret Topping. Out of town guests were Marta Jane Phillips of Bartlesville, Okla., Miss Agnes Shepherd, Lamar, Alison Hunt, and Janet Sweeney to sweeten and Ansel Mitchell, all of Kansas City, Mo., and Harold Greenleaf of Greensburg.
The Presbyterian Student Union entertained the Presbyterian students of the university at the church Friday night. The evening was spent in games and stunts. A short program was also given. Another party will be given next Friday evening at Westminster hall.
A party was given Friday night by the Christian church in honor of the new and old students of the university. More than a hundred young people were present at the party, which was held at the church. The chaperones were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richardus, and Mrs. S. D. Braden, Mr. George O. Foster and Mrs. C. L. Scott. The party was in great numbers in the good time Graeme Austin, and musical comprised the program. Refreshment: were served late in the evening.
Y. W. C. A. Open Meeting Tuesday
Alumna Heads Alpha Gam Provin
Y. W. C. A. Open Meeting Tuesday.
The first Y. W. C. A. open meeting of the year will be at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday at Myers hall. Miss Ruth Church, chairman of the membership committee, is Ann Artie Lester, president, and the vice president, Nell Lorrimen, are launching a campaign for membership. Miss Helen Marcel has charge of the music.
Ms. Orsal Harding Daughter, A. B. 23, of McAlen, Tex., was elected president of Epsilon province of the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at its national convention in Seattle, Washington this summer. She will have jurisdiction over the states of Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas, and will preside at the provise convention in Oklahoma next April. While in school, she met with students and was book exchange manager and president of the W. S. G. A.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT—Large down stairs
room for girls, 1063 Tenn, 1857
Red. S15
FOR RENT—Some nicely furnished rooms for boys, 1301 N. H.
Phone 994. S18
DRESS MAKING—Fall dresses, $4
and up. Experienced. 1602 Red.
$15
LOST—Gold fountain pen between Administration building and 14th. Initials L. J., Call 1811. S16
YELLOW SLICKER, snap front.
Taken from second floor of Chemistry building Friday afternoon. A.
G.乔格尔 Jordi. 1622 MEIS. M5
89
LOST—Black pocket book between Jay Hawk Cafe and Fraser chapel.
Call 2157. $15
ROOM FOR MAN—Junior in College wants a roommate. Large room. Four doors from campus. Sleeping俯房. Home-cooked meals if wanted. 1222 Mississippi. Phone 2336. S16
FOR RENT-TO boys. Nicely furnished room with garage. Phone 2518亮 1310 Ky. S16
FOR SALE—1821 Ford speaker,
new tires, price $55. 1528 Ky.
Phone 2477 White. S18
LOST—Barrell to Black Conklin pen in between Snow hall and Acacia house. Call 1059. S14
OPPORTUNITY for desirable young
students to secure room and board
in return for assistance with home
work. Apply in person. 1200 Ohio,
Chicago.
FOR RENT - Furnished cottage, 4
room, bath, cloos, 3 porches, gas,
electricity, water, sewer, rear lease,
adults only, on car line; 12 minute
breakfast; 18 hour hotel. 953.
2500 black; 1733 Mass. St. W., T.
Carpenter.
FOR RENT - Furnished apartment three rooms and trunk room, second floor, 2 closets, gas, water, sink and sewer in kitchen, on car line, 12 minutes walk from University, Adults only, year lease $30 per month; 2500 black, W. T., Carpenter; 1732, Mass. St.; S46
LOST-Jewelish Gamma Phi Beta
Pink. Finder please return to Harriet
DeWolfie for reward. 1214 Ky.
2223 W. 817
LAUNDRY—Phone 1045 Black or call at 7124 Kentucky St. Students Laundry. Fraternities, Sororites, Boarding houses, table linen specialty. Prompt service, prices reasonable. S16
EXPERT TYPEIST—Theme and student work especially. Call 1849. S119
WANTED—An experienced steward.
1138 Ky. S-13
FOR RENT : Suite of two or three furnished rooms, to two women or man and wife. Strictly modern, new house. 1825 Lonliness. S16
LOST—Business part of green fountain pen between 14th and 11th streets on Kentucky, Leave at Kansan office. S14
LOST—on Varsity tennis courts, Pi
Epsilon Pi pin, Call 1623. Re-
ward. S14
BILLFOLD LOST-- on campus Tuesday,
containing money and credentals.
Rewarded if returned to owner.
WANTED—Washing and ironing and bundle work. Call 1356. S11
FOR RENT—Garage 1125 Ky., $4.00
Phone 1177.    S14
ROOMS FOR BOYS- Two double and one single room with Simmons beds, room size rags and plenty of storage reasonable for 10 Tennessee St. S14
WANTED STUDENT LAUNDRY
Price reasonable. Work done satisfactorily. Will do meandling. Phone 2202, White Hirts. $85
ROOMS FOR GIRLS—in modern home, 1492 Mass. Phone 2538 White. Board if desired. S14
LOST—A lady's Waterman fontaini pen on the campus. Return to Kansan business office. $S14
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room
suitable for couple or students.
House modern—one black to campus
= use of piano, 2143 Blue. $29
FOR RENT—For 2 girls. Large comfortable rooms with closed-in sleeproom. Modern convenience 801 Me. Phone 1526. 814
LOST—Activity Ticket No. 465 belonging to Miss Virginia Ship, Return to Business office, Reward, E. H. Harnan, student auditor, SI6
FOR RENT—Garage, 937 Alabamn,
Call 2270 White. S-16
GARAGE FOR RENT—Concrete floor
Electric light, 1318 Ln. Phone 270
812
FOR RENT-Garage, 937 Alabamn.
Call 2279 White. S16
WANTED TO RENT - East room,
modern home. Convenient to Hill
and town. Board if desired. 1135
Vermont St. Phone 12340 Black, sl4
ROOMS for rent to boys at 1237
Orend, Also apartment. Phone
1783 Red. S16
Why Stay Home On Sunday
When you can enjoy the Country Driving and just pay for the actual mileage you drive. No time charges until 6 p.m. Free insurance.
Drive it Yourself
916 Mass.
Rent A Ford Co.
Phone 653
PRICES
MAT., 10-40
EVE., 10-50
Look at him—girls! He's our Dick playing the part of one of Uncle Sam's Snappy Jackies. And it's a romance, and its sweet enough to make you yearn for it. He's SCREENED WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE
with
DOROTHY
MACKAILL
SCREENED WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE U. S. NAVY.
A JOHN S.
ROBERTSON
Production.
VARSITY
Mon-Tue-Wed-Thur.
ADDED
Lige Connelly in 'Below Zero'
SHOWS
MAT. — 3:00
EVE— 7:30-9
PRICES SHOWS
MAT., 10-40 MAT., 3:00
EVE., 10-50 EVE., 7:30-9
ORPHEUM
Mon-Tue-Wed.
Elinor Glyn's "MAN and MAID" FABLES—NEWS
PRICES
MAT. 10-25
EVE. 10-35
SHOWS
MAT. 3:00
EVE. 7:30.9
DHS . ANDREY A . ANDREY, The Proposer
Chiropractors , Massage and Electric
Treatments, No charge for consultation,
2103, Mass. Phone 4621.
W. G. STEFFER & CO. - Tailors to K, U.
people from 100-1825, Cleaning, Creaming,
Remodeling and Repairing. Suite made to
matte, 924 1a. Phone: 1431.
Professional Cards
EYES EXAMINED. Glasses made. Lawn-
care Officel Co., 1625 Mass.
Talk about Pipes,men we have them! See our south window.
Barber's Drug Store
Phone 12366 90245 Mines St
MARCELL APPOINTMENTS
"Better Service"
SAMPLE'S BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR
Prompt Attention by Experienced Operator
following this pattern. once we have 'we' hardly had time to turn around, but we have found ourselves doing something useful or interesting, write some more hard work. When we named our establishment "We don't know what it's called," we decided that it was "We don't know what it's called."
Shampoos, Marcels, Facials Manicures
Ione De Watteville, School of Dancing
714 Massachusetts St.
Phone 2762
Vanity Beauty Shop 11th & Mass. Phone 1372
Every city has a Leading Cafe.
In Lawrence it's the—
Ask your friends
De Luxe Cafe
711 Mass. St.
University Concert Course $5.00 --1925-26-- $6.00 ROBINSON GYMNASIUM
The World's Greatest Artists Here at K. U.
Announcement of Talent
October 28th
PERCY GRAINGER
World Famous Pianist—Composer.
November 23rd RUSSIAN SYMPHONIC CHORUS In National Costume—21 great singers
February 4th
SIGRID ONEGIN
SIGRID ONEGIN
The world's greatest contralto — Ask those who heard her two years ago.
SASCHA JACOBSEN The leader of the younger violinists
March 10th
April 12th
GLADYS SWARTHOUT Mezzo Soprano—Chicago Opera Co., with HANS KINDLER Master Cellist—A superb artist.
April 30th
MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Two Concerts—50 Musicians—Alone worth price of Season Ticket.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS—(Not included on Regular Course ticket)
November 13th
PAUL WHITEMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA A sold-out house for this certain-not included on Course Ticket-But SEASON TICKET HOLDERS may reserve seats now.
December 14th
SOUSA AND HIS BAND An afternoon of world's finest band music. Season ticket holders have first choice of seats.
Everybody's Going. Get your order in now. Seats $5.00 and $6.00 according to location. Mail Orders Filled in Order of Receipt. Send Check and Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope to School of Fine Arts Office.—D. M. SWARTHOUT, Mgr.