SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY JKANSAN
PAGE THREL
In Society
Aracin fraternity held their spring formal dance at their house Friday night, March 20.
The house was decorated with roses and lilac bloom. Dimmed red lights shed a glow light. The music was furnished by Earl Coleman's six pieces orchestra from Kansas City, Mo. The kitchen is an oasis tea garden on the second floor. Pavers were tiled toped both combs. A special feature of the evening was a solo dance by Miss Elaine Burko. The chaperons were Mrs. E. D. Haldabank. Rude mother, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Orkhaman, and Dr. and Mrs. T. S. Uskerman.
Out of all, 90 guests wore. Ward K. Columbr., A., B., 24; Harley Ballen, os 26; Rancoe Ranseco, A., B, 21; Robert E. Sullivan, A., B, 21; W. McVie, A., B., 23; from Kansas City, Mp.; Charles F. Fenton, A, B, 22; Donald F. Golomon, A, B, 24; B. Boyd, and B. H. Skinner, from Boston, and Jesse Crewin, os 28; from Ike.
Sigma Na not entertained with its 41st annual *N*RICKty formal Friday evening. A five course dinner was served at Wiedmann's, followed by a brunch at 1 o'clock. The fraternity quartet furnished several specialties, and Jack Tervill gave a clog dance. The ballroom was made into a miniature parade by a drop ceiling of green lights, blue lights and many roses.
The chaparrones for the party were:
Mrs. Anna P. Young, Mrs. E. F. Engel,
and Mrs. Harry France. Out of
cown guests were: Missed Isaiah
Holdinger, Catherine Sheffner and
Rhall Willem of Manhattan; Leah
Floyd, Horietta Frasier, Elie
Dorado; Alice Chapman, Parsons;
Mossy; Edward Hainbinger, William
Hawkins; Elizabeth Weddle;
Edward Crawford, Raael
Merrick; Mariam Hartigan; Lyle Yancey,
Abilene; Crawford Crawn, Paola.
The members of Phi Lambda Sigma, Presbyterian women's sorority, held a banquet Friday night in the Colonial ten-room. More than forty were served, including guests. Quartet tables were used, decorated in gold and purple with a beadwork design. Place cards were the shape of the Phi Lambda Sigma pin with the program and menu inside.
The guards including the patroness wore: Dean Agnese Husband, Mrs. G. L. Kreeck, Mrs. Arnold, Miss Gail Able, Mrs. Eleanor Able, A. Bleeck, Mrs. Halley, Grace Young, president of Bellamy Circle; Manie Van Ekson, president of Theta Xavier Phi; and Ruth Sootha, president of Delta Chi Sigrom.
Mrs. E. H. Lindsey entertained several out of town guests with a dinner Friday night, March 20. The cover was laid for 12. Table decorations were flame colored snap buttons and orange candles in brass cake sticks.
The trustees of honor were, Miss Lindley of Chicago, Edward C. Prunkman and a former member of the University of Kansas faculty, and living K. Pond, the Chicago architect who is in charge of designing the Union building.
Delta Upsilon will entertain their sisters who are on the Hill, at dinner Sunday. March 22. The following alumni are listed: Setha Klomp, Blanche Battershell, Lacaille Crumly, Pauline Looper, Grace Windsor, Ace Poirre, Elmer Brown, Paul ne Seuhatsu, Eleanor Cavarrier, Vicar Varner, and Weedy Johnson.
Gamma Psi Beta is entertaining their national council delegate, Mrs. Margaret Mosy Younger, Sunday, March 22, with a team from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. The mother mother and two delegates of every security and fraternity unit are invited. A small supper will be held Sunday evening for Mrs. Younger.
Alpha Xi Delta held their spring formal Friday night at Eckle's hall. The hall was decorated to resemble a Japanese garden. William's eight piece colored orchestra from Kansas City furnished the music.
the chaparams were: Mrs. Pearson, house mother; Mrs. Ellen Van Paley, and Mrs. Jennie Mitchell.
were Among the out of town guests
were: Jean Bennet, A. B. 24, Hissinton; Elizabeth Simmon, A. B. 24, Kansas City; Helen Simmon, es, 25, Hutchinson; Jane Stephens, es, 24, Hutchinson; and Erma Hard, es, 24, LaVonne
A farewell party for the Reverend Edwin F. Price, who is leaving for a year of study, was given by the Methodist student at their church
More than seventy students were present. For entertainment they played games and participated in group singing. A short pantonino given was by Edin Buchman, Florence Hutchison, Violet Steinerman.
Lindyl Notter, Fonice Harky, and Joanna Seile.
Albert Fourier, retiring president of the Methodist Student organization, was an esteemed member of the Rivered Prize with a leather brief case as a rememberance from the start.
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Sinking fund for the retirement of bonds
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Sinking fund for the retirement of bonds.
Issuance of bonds serially, and sale of same to highest
and best bidder, and not privately to some bond house.
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