SUNDAY. APRIL 5, 1925
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Annual Installation Service for Y. W. Will Be This Week
Chancellor Lindley to Give Talk; Association Will Commission New Officers
Officers
The annual installation service on the Y, W, C, A will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4:50 p.m. in Myers Iaill, Chancellor E. H. Lindenwill make the address, signaling in general on the day of the Y, W, C, A on the campus.
A new interpretation of the service will be observed this year. Instead of having the old exhibit members pass on their responsibility to the new, the whole association will commission the new officers. Margery Day, outgoing president of the official representative to the association.
The commission service is being specially prepared for this occasion. The program is as follows:
Processional. The Hymn of Joy.
This will be composed of both the old and new cabinets and led by the former.
Honor of the English Commission service.
Scripture reading.
Address, by Chancellor E. H. Lindley.
Hymn of the Lights.
Recessional Life Up Your Hours. In this the whole association will take part by the new cabinet.
"Since the members at large play such an important part in the service," said Mina Day, "it is desired that every member be at the meeting in order that the ceremony may have its full significance."
Ted Banker.
Committees:
The new cabinet officers are:
President ... Anna Dormer-Lester
Vice president ... Neil Lairmont
Chief Executive Officer
Undergraduate representative ...
Ted Barber
Committees:
Memorialcourt  Ruth Churchill,
Social Alice Chappus,
Finance Joyce White,
Ways and means Moyne Rice,
Heiley House Elizabeth Sanborn
Publicity Dorothy Fonton,
W. S. G. A. Helen Buchanan,
Discussion Groups Ruth Law
less, Helen Marcell, Paulina
Smith and Margery Day,
Hireman
Frenchman
Anita Martin.
Social Service
Thorea Bowman.
Meetings
Nell Lorimer.
Calendar for the Week
Monday, April 6.
2:30. Members of the elected or
3:30 Meeting of newly elected officers of Y. M. C. A., 121 Prunner hall.
4:30—German Club, room 304 Fraser hall.
4:30—Y. W. C. A. freshman department meeting. Honey house.
1:30—Water Karnival, Swimming
water Robinson, gymnastics
4:30—Y. W. C. A. cabinet meeting.
Henley house.
4:30—Water Kurnival, Swimming
trouts. Robinson gymnasium.
8:20—Salvi concert. Robinson gym.
8:20—Salvi concert. Robinson gymnastium.
3:30—University orchestra practice. Primer hall.
4:30—Y. M. C. A. cabinet meeting Room 121, Fraser hall.
1:30—Y. W. C. A. Vesper commi-
nits. Unger bong.
sun service History museum
7:30- Lawrence Choral Union
hearthall, High school auditorium.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4:30-Zoology club meeting. Room and Some ball
4:30 Home Economies club initiation services. Room 110 Fran
4:30-K. U. Forum, Auditorium, central Administration build-
4:30—Water Karnival, Swimming
Counts Meet at the pool.
9:00-Bible study group. Room 119
Fraver hall.
12:00- Sachem lunchem, University
Chemistry
Friday, April 10.
4:30—Y. W. C. A. group ten. Henley house.
--to evening service.
The advisers of freshmen will be in their offices during the next two weeks to consult with their advisors. All freshmen are required to see their advisers during this period, if possible next week. The names of the advisers and their office hours are posted on the bulletin board at the College office, Central Administration building.
Paul B. Lawson,
Assistant Dean.
AT THE CHURCHES
FARE INQUIRY CENTER
(Rev. J. S. Watts, Minister)
11:00 a.m. "Veterinarians Service"
1:40 p.m. "Jesus" Treatment
3:15 p.m. "Jesus" Treatment
Doubters."
Plymouth Congregational Church
(Rev. R, A. Eauden, Minister)
11:00 a.m."—Christianity Triumph
pp. 287-301
7:45 p.m. - Sacred cantatas, "The
Messiah Victorious, by
Hammond; Miss Minna
Dorn, Prof. W, W, Whit-
lock, and Prof. W, B.
Downing, soloists.
First Christian Church
First Christian Church
(Rev. Charles A. Richard, Minister)
11900 a.m. — "Grist and the church."
8900 p.m. — "The congregation."
"The Drawing," directed by G. O. Foster and Prof. W. B. Downing.
Trinity Lutheran Church
11:20 a. m—Pres. W. B. Fleming,
of Baker University,
will preach.
No evening service.
First Methodist Church
(Dr. Edward Hislop, Minister)
11:00 a. m.—"Jerusalem Receives Je-
sus Christ."
8:00 p.m.—"A House of Prayer."
First Presbyterian Church
(Rev. E. A. Bleeck, Minister)
11:00 a.m.—"Gallilea and Calvary."
8:00 a.m.—Sacred cantata, "The
Story of the Cross "by"
Dudley Buck, sung by
chorus choir under division
Dean D. 3M.
Northport.
Unitarian Church
(Rev. W, M. Backus, Minister)
11:00 a.m. "Palm Sunday."
No evening service.
Unitarian Church
7:30 p.m.—Song service and talk by Doctor Jones.
United Brethren Church
(Rov. H. L. Winner, Minister)
11:00a.m.—“On the Potter's Wheel,
sermon by Dr. W. O.
Trinity Episcopal Church
KFKU
Bishop James will preach
Trinity Episcopal Church
(Rev. Evan A. Edwards, Rector)
11:00 a.m.-Palm Sunday service,
--to evening service.
Toppen will preach
No evening service.
University radio station KFNU will broadcast their regular Monday night program beginning at 6:50 o'clock tomorrow evening. The program in detail:
Prom Orchestra Popular
6:50 p. m. - Piano Tuning-in Number
Announcements
Armesque-G Major ... Debussey
Seberm ... C Sharn Minor. Chopin
7:00 p.m.—Voice:
Trompetter ... J. Aubie Dix
Ishbart ... C. G. G., Sposz
Princessia ... Padilla
Rose of My Heart ... Lahr
Sung by Theodore Owen, Tenor,
accompanied by Walter Whitcke.
Fenny May Ross at the Piano,
7:15 p. m.—Trainning for Track Athletics,
"Training for the Weight
Knuckle," Kevin Kane,
Jordan Hamilton,
Jake Mogul Producto, "Make
Um7 Prof. Allen Craffon,
7:45 p. m.—Elementary Class
15. p. m—Elementary Spanish,
Lesson XIV.
Train Hits Milk Truck
A truck belonging to the Kemper
Dairy Farm was completely demolished Friday morning when it was struck by a northbound Santa Fe passenger train. The accident occurred about one half mile south of Haddam. The train was a local that runs between here and Ottawa.
Lonia Ferstein and his Royal Synoptores, the orchestra which will furnish the music during the latter part of the evening at the Junior Pigm, is one of the best known orchestras of the middle-west. Veron Krenew and Add Waltler, managers, operate the pupil computers play daily in the pit and 6% the starp at the Royal theater in Karimia City, Mo.
Royal Symcopators Play at K. C
inl Royal Theater
Louis Forstein, the director, is one of the best violinists in the city, and has directed "top-notch" are
Eleven musicians, including an entertainer, will make the trip, according to Managers Walker and Kenney.
theatre for seven or eight years, all though he is only 22 years old.
"The Missouri Quad, which will be boarded during the first mark of the evening in 1985, is one of the country's "country," Walker said. The Quad is a university musical organization which controls practically all dance jobs in Columbia.
Ten men, completing the Quaal's first string, will make the trip from Columbia. An accordion player probably will be included.
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