MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Little Dan Cupid Plays a Piece of Hectic Indian Golf, Creating Many New Brides and Grooms
Little Daniel Candi set uncomfortably upon a Kauai sunflower playing the various foot hords of Chopin's animal chorus from Famet or Carmen in bich blah X Minor on the third toe of his left foot — uncomfortable — so did Little Danny. Therefore little, Dan hoped to the earth attaching the third toe of his left foot on a brick. Gritting his incas and mahlus and bicupids, an Danny had a way of doing when he stubbed the third toe of his left foot on a brick, he grabbed up his bow on the fourth toe to play a piece of Indian golf.
He twangened his bow string, making a sound like a one-armed paper-burger playing Beethoven's Sonata in Z flat on the hand organ and base drum combined. The noise angered him, but he played with his Indian golf halls, formerly known as arrows, to the north east, south and west and all intermediate points. So we account for this great number of summer grooms and blushing
Margaret Butler
Dr. Robert Cogillh
Madeline Carter, ex-29
Robert Krusk, E17
Elizabeth Hood, A.B. '25
Louis Kendall, A.B. '22
Albert Brockett
Lacy Barger, A.B. '14
Wilma Mayor, fe '24
Glenn M. Reed
Harriet Rhodes fe '26
Martin Ekstrom (Topaka)
Hazel Hebdellbrant
Ellis Van Camp '25
Uuna Merryfield
Dr. Brooks P. Stevens
Alvin Clark
Marian Fant
Clara Auch
D.W. Slater, A.B. '25
Katie贝莱 Wanson B.A. '24
Ray White
Ferri Marie Jones, fe '25
Gerald F. Robinson
Minnie Wood fe '28
J. R. Laggett A.B. '23
Florence Horkenker A.B. '19
Dr. F. E. Hartings
Elizabeth Cordray
Earl Marshall A.B. '21
Susan Seldenk A.B. '18
Kenneth Miller
Russell D. Smith
Roexie Rewina Puma
Plans and Rules for Rush Week Announced
(Contained from page 1)
bunches; afternoon Artist and Model
tea; evening Formal dinner; Tuesday
Teewedown Tea; Peter Fan party.
Theta Fri Alphabet; Sunday 1 to
3 Good Lack Chair; 6 to 9 Mimma
Nan Dinner; Monday 1 to 3 Old
Fashioned Chair; 6:30 to 8:30 Theta
Earnward; 6 to 9 White Knee Boots.
Pil Douglas P1; Sunday afternoon 3 to 5 Purple Farrow Tee; Monday 4 to 3, Tuesday Carnival Tambourine 6 to 9, Wednesday 6 to 9 dinner dance Aboard Ship.
Sorority rushing committees are faced with many more restrictions than are the fraternities, since more complicated rules are enforced yearly concerning the conducting of the rushing of freshmen women by the various organizations. The rules which affect all sororites that have been decided upon by the board in consultation with Deana Agassi Rushland, dean of Women at the University of Kansas are the following:
1. Rushing must not be done before 1 o'clock any afternoon, nor later than 9 o'clock an evening.
2. No favors nor hired music can be used by any of the sorceries curing the rushing season.
3. There will be no rushing with young men.
4. No security girl is to be seen with freshmen girls except as casual meetings to and from fraternity parties.
5. There must be no talking of fraternity attitude toward a girl non-attitude of girls toward the fraternity.
6. Wednesdays is set aside as a day of silence. There is to be no communication between russels and fraternity during the day.
7. Wednesday evening, the freshmen young women make out their security performs ships at Myers' airport. There are many as many choose as they want to.
4. Thursday will be Pledge day.
9. In carrying out of rushing party plans, each secrity is allowed three meals and any number of tees. dates as many times as they want are allowed to split tea as many times as they wish to. Securities must not break dates with their runners res are the runners allowed to break any dates with securities.
Expenses of rush week for any one sorority must not exceed $100.
Mildred McGuffey, c'26
Francis Gregory, A. B. '25
Irene Getter, c'27
Robert "Bob" Hill, c'26
Florence Hutchinson, c'26
Francis Kanehl A. B. '25
John Raymond Miller
Ruby Pearl Kowing c'25
Alice Gregan
Maurice Crane
Lillian Denver f'26
Walter Herzig A. B. '23
Albert Fearing
Mary Martin
Harrist Allen
Forrest Noel
Wilbur Lewis c'25
Alice Porcival f'28
Boh Havenhill
Monk Ray Breakey
Dorothy Christine A. B. '25
Perry John A. B. '25
Eldon Haley B. S. '25
Harriet Waste f'27
Sue Moody
John Lowellyn White
Harold Burt
Katherine Coulter
Helen Friend
Richard Jackman
Julie Pearce
Lloyd Stockwell
Maxine Verney
William O. Hamilton
Milicent Moore f'27
Carpel Stimpson A. B. '19
Charles E. Gowden
Margaret Mitchell A. B. '19 (mer
ber of K. U. faculty)
Herbert Flint A. B. '14
Corrine Constant A. B. '23
Sherman Delany A. B. '24
Geraldine Perit A. B. '23
James Rogers A. B. '23
Loena Bosne
Curtis Strong f'25
You,Too Can Shout "Eureka!!"
Pauline Anker A. B. '24
Abraham Schulman
Bannon McCall A. B. '22
Edwin Warna A. B. 23
Emily Moeller A. B. '24
Lloyd Stewart J. '27
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Mark Waggerey A, B. '23
Marie Spek Es '24
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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 The world's greatest contralto Ask those who heard her two years ago.
March 10th
April 12th
SASCHA JACOBSEN The leader of the younger violinists.
GLADYS SWARTHOUT Mezzo Soprano—Chicago Opera Co., with HANS KINDLER Master Cellist-A superb artist.
April 30th
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS—(Not included on Regular Course ticket)
MINNEAPOLIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Two Concerts----50 Musicians-Alone worth price of Season 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.
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