THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
LUMNI DINE AT SALINA
Hundred Graduates and Former Students Hold Loyalty Meeting
One hundred graduates and former students of the University of Kansas are the principals at a dinner in Sana during the Kansas State Teachers Association. The prevailing spirit of the meeting was one of reverence to Jan J. W. Green, termed as the paon saint of K. U. Many reminiscent works of "Uncle Jimmy" are spoken of by the speakers of e-veining.
Prof. David L. Patterson of the department of History and Prof. J. G. Randt of the department of Greek, presented the University at the dinner and talked on the "Put K. U. rst" loyalty movement.
BY THE WAY
The members of Sigma Tau, honor engineering fraternity, will entain the new initiates with dinner the Eldridge house tonight.
Alpha Chi Sigma announces the edging of Clifford P. Olander, graduate student, Topeka; Paul Bush, e21 pearson; G. G. Harrel, graduate student; Oliver White, Oliver White, e21 lomon; and Nei Taylor, graduate, review, Neb.
Sigma Nu are entertaining the edges of Sigma Kappa, tonight th a dinner.
Sigma Nu entertained with a dance Eagles Hall, Monday night.
Frank Hixon Terrel, 1'20, had his ils removed Tuesday.
Earl Youngmeyer, who attended tool here several years ago, has on the last few days visiting his rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Youngmeyer, and friends. With Mr. Youngmeyer, with the Morelumber Company of Wichita. The youngmeyers left Wednesday to be their home in Wichita.
Edna Chain has gone to her home Wichita on account of illness, as Chain expects to return later.
Muriel Hill, c'20, and Lucile Clev ed, c'21, spent Tuesday in Topeka
Miss Pauline Weyent of Hutchin is visiting at the Pi Phi House.
Lloyd Young, c'22, and Wallace
illiams, c'22 attended the A.E. F.
venture in Kansas City Mo. Tues-
sy.
L. L. Shemaker, health officer of Eldradero, Kana, visited J. D. Kabler at the Acacia house Tuesday. He has been in Desmoines, Iowa, and stopped over to visit the bacteriology department of the University.
Mrs. James Murdock, of Morse, is visiting her daughter Hilda Murdock, c'22.
Parker Brockway e'22, and Hobart Moberly e'23, of Olathe, spent Saturday and Sunday at their homes.
Madeline Fowler, fa2'22, spent Friday and Saturday at her home in Perry.
Delta Tau Delta entertained with a house dance Tuesday evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Miss Shirley Chase and Mr. Forrest Jennings Miller were married at the home of the bride's parents, Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Chase Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Miller was a student in the college here in 177. Mr. Miller is a graduate of the University of Nebraska and a professor in the department of Geology in 1917.
Willard Wattles Poems In Poetry for Novembe
Willard A. Wattles has four Lyrics in the November issue of poetry. "In Memory" was written in commemoration of Robert Clayton Westman of Massachusetts who died in Prince George's County, for Arete are for the Unhurred Dead But I Have Lived and J Who Have Known Your Beauty.
What does it mean to you to be s K. U. man?
"Suiting You"
THAT'S MY BUSINESS
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Delta Theta Phi Will Initiate
Delta Theta Phi, professional legal fraternity, will hold initiation Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the for-the-following newly elected house, for the following Smith, Ivan Rice, J. C. Fennelling, J. E. Cleverenger, Roy C. Carrell, John Murphy and Elvin Penny.
R. G. T. C. Men View Slides
Students in the department of military science were shown slides on the school of the soldier at West Point and the 25th Division in France, in Fraser Chapel Wednesday morning.
Mrs. W. H. Sproul of Sedan is visit ing her son William Sproul at the Pi Kappa Alpha house.
Read Papers At Round Table
The Modern Language round table of the State Teachers' Association papers were read by Prof. E. F. Engel, of L. M. Albahadjeh, and Prof. G. R. Maufee from the University.
Put K. U. First
SUITS Still Further Reduced for Friday and Saturday
DRESSES 25% Off
Suits up to and including $37.50 . . . at $19.50
Suits up to and including 47.50 . . . at 26.50
Suits up to and including 57.50 . . . at 32.50
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Kappa Sigma fraternity entertained with a house dance Monday night.
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Lawrence H. S. vs. Topeka H. S.
Last Game of Season
McCook Field 3:30 p.m. Friday
Admission 50c
Only Game in Lawrence This Week
National Blouse Week Nov. 10th to 15th
The Vogue of the Overblouse
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