SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1925
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In Society
--alert.
The three Officiates founded in Miami, Ohio, Chicago, Chi, Phil Delta Theta and Beta Theta PC, entertained with the Miami Trinity at A, F, A, U.
Three concessions resize representing the size and name of each of the three fraternities, acceded adjacent to the entire stair. Beneath on the platform below were a recognized heights. Stone leds up in ascensions on the side walls and alluded figures at all levels against a row of small statues in prominent portions of the fraternities ground the remainder of the walls.
These three men as chaperons were:
Mrs. Kimathiwa B. Lintzow, Etta B. Watsen,
Susan Chia house mother and Mrs.
Edith S. Milley, Kappa house mother,
A light blush was served in the batheton above, which was decorated with candle and shaded lights. Corduroys and antlers were fur-terrested music until 1 wicket.
Form-like branches draped over the lights giving a subdued effect, and flowers formed the basis of the decorations for the Avonia house dinner given by the firmness last evening. The house was decorated with a music made for danube. A lunch was served to the guests at the end of the evening. Mrs E. D. Haldenman, house mother, added as chaperee. The guests from Kansas City, Mo., provided a blue carpet, "The" Caltham, Belmont Rise, and Annisley and George McVey.
Theta Phil Alpo held its annual initiation dance at Edele's hall last evening. Mellow light from the Japanese buntries which hung from the ceiling, a wall of orange flowers covered trellises so arranged as to divide the space along the side walls with booths whose beaches were placed. The hall was transformed into a decorative jungle of orchids and orchid trails formed the music.
Those charmingly the party were:
Mrs. May Phillips, house mother;
Mrs. Gertrude Pearson and Mrs. Wilmot.
The guests present were:
Georgina Horns Browne Proven, Derby
Dorothy Egan, Birmingham of Lawrence; Wintraed Tarmoe; Tomkane; Anne Blanchaugh, Fla. Scott; Wintraed经费 and Ruth Ennolden, Solomon; Margaret Borum and Agnes Formmell, St. Mary; Margaret Cice and Mary Vercheldebelt; Theodora Thienne, Hamblet; Katherine Theodora Thienne, Hamblet; Katherine Theodora Thienne, Hamblet; Mr. Charles Shannonand Frances Moore, of Lawrence.
Susie Wedding's three-piece orchestra furnished magpie for a Washington Birthday dinner given by the Piatch Deli Chrity Fraternity Friday evening at the fraternity house. A bible was served to the guests at 10:30.
Red, white and blue streamers are mounted in a spider web formation made a pretty effect under the rope peaks of red shaded lights. In another room streamers were draped along the sides of the walls, the room being illuminated by the large eye lighted tranferer pin in the cave.
The chaperones, were: Mrc, M. G,
Hughes, Mrc, L. B, Hoffman and
Mrc, H. A, Bailley.
Among the guests were D. W, P. Pillinger, Topcka; and J. R. Wood, Entralia.
Lokhi house entertained with a George Washington party last evening. The color scheme of red, white and blue was carried out in the red lights and red and white carnations. The ice cream was frozen in George and Martha Washington moulds. One feature of the evening were halves of little hibiscus which when thawed, rose like flowers that dance. Green and Dawson furnished music on the piano and saxophone.
The chaperones were Mrs. Rice Miss Corn Davenport and Mrs. Jennie Davis.
Twenty-five couples were entertained by the Disciples Club at Myers half Friday evening with Dr. and Mrs. Braden acting as chapenses. Games were played during the afternoon psychological tests were given. The Washington Birthday idea was eroded out in the reframings.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY RANSAN
Calendar for the Week
Monday, Feb. 23.
12:20—Senior women's basketball practice.
;30—Entomology Club meeting, 26
Dyche museum.
4:10 - Freshman Y, W. C. A, Group Meetings, Hanley house
10:00—Meeting of Tan Beta PI, Marvin hill.
4:30Junior women's volley ball practice.
4:30—Germany Club meeting, 313 Fraser hall; election of vice-president
10:00-Dr. Sherwood Edby convoction, Robinson gymnasium.
i.
2. 20 Freshman women's basketball half practice
1:300—Sophomore women's volleyball
until 1:40.
Dr. Sherwood Kody mertin
Kobinsen evymadrum.
Tuesday, Feb. 24.
200-Din hour for faculty women Robinson gymnastium.
26-Band practice, Printer chapel,
Basketball, Argies at Manhattan.
Wednesday, Feb 25
10:00 - Dr. Sherwood Ebby cowork
tion. Robinson evacuation.
2:20-Lunchroom. Myers inhil; Dr.
Sherwood Liddy will speak on "Use
Movements of the World."
12:26—Sophomore women's basketball practice.
1:30-4:30 Open hour for women.
Relocation swimming pool.
4:30—Quick club meeting, Robinson
eymaniam.
1:30-Freshman women's volleyball practices
28- Home Economics club meeting, 210 Finnerz; Prof. E.J. L Troester, of the bacteriology department
7:30-Dr. Sherwood Eddy meeting,
Robinson gymnasium.
7:50—Meeting of the Architecture society, Marvin hall.
[200--E] Atten tryouts, room 105
ent administration building
7:30- Phi Sigma meeting, Snow hall
7:50-Band practice, Friars chapet.
Thursday, 7:30
3:20:5:15 - Open hour for women in Robinson swimming pool.
Thursday, Feb. 26.
7:15-Dr. Sherwood Eddy meeting,
Robinson gymnasium.
2:00—Meeting of Orend board, rest room,
central Administration building
20—Square and Compass meeting,
Shrine club room.
7:30-Quill club initiation, Little Green theatre.
120-Mac Dowel, rest room, current Administration building
9:20--Senior women's basketball competition.
7:00 Junior women's basketball practice
7:45—Freshman women's basketball practice.
Basketball, Oklahoma at Norman,
Friday, Feb. 27.
4:30—Senior women's volleyball prac
and practice, Praser chap.
7:25 Basketball, K, U.M. U., Kolin-
mium gymnasium.
2:15:10:30—Senior women's basketball practice.
0:00:9.15—Junior women's basket ball practice.
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Saturday, Feb. 28.
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A few open week-end dates for
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Will You Remember Those College Days?
—with a little satisfaction that you had a few good times and good grades?
Think of the enjoyment you could have, without any sacrifice to your class work.
MARION RICE
Meet your classmates at the College dances.
School of Dancing
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A ROMANCE of the SPANISM MAIN
WICH PIRATES SAILED THE SEAS
"Over Bell's Music Store"
Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-Saturday
Prologue specially arranged by Howard Fisk
BY RAFAEL SABATINI
AUTHOR OF "SCARAMOUCHÉ" THE SEA HAWK"
with
J.WARREN KERRIGAN
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From the story by Charles E. Whittaker Screw play by A. P. Younger
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