VARSITY MEN BARRED
Manager of First Owl Party Says no Football Players Tolerated
"There will be no football men on the floor at the first Owl party of the year, November 7, the night before the game with Oklahoma," said John Kinkel, chairman of the Owl social committee, this morning.
In the past two years there has been some trouble on account of dances and social functions on nights preceding important athletic contests, but the Owls express themselves as strongly against attendance of their teammates in a necessary, members of the Varsity football squad will be ejected.
The dance will be put on in the Gymnasium. Haley's 5-piece orchestra, led by Bevensee, has been secured for the occasion. The band will be put a sale by members of the OIA society early next week.
BY THE WAY
Miss Celestine Nelson of Hutchinson, is the guest of Catharine Simmons at the Chi Omega house.
Alpha Chi Omega entertained with a dance Saturday night in honor of its pledges.
Pi Upiosion gave a Halloween dance at Eagle's Hall. Out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lorenz of Manhattan, Mihail Gerhard of Manhattan, Miss Helen Ludlow of Kansas City, Mo., Miss Francis Boosinger, of Kansas City Mo. and Miss Fayce Shoe of Alta Vista.
John M. Robertson e21, will spend Saturday and Sunday in Kansas City.
Elizabeth Williamson <c23, spent the week end at her home in Bonner Springs.
Kappa Sigma entertained the Kappa Kappa Gamma freshmen at a dinner Thursday evening.
Paul Haworth, 122, spent the week in Kansas City.
Ivan Wilson spent the week end at the Sigma Chi house.
Mary Hiatt, e20, spent the week end at her home in Kansas City.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson of Kansas City spent the week end with Rose Haworth.
Miss Dorothy Brown, A. B. '19,
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
Miss Julia Carman, c'20.
Byron T. Shutz, Joseph Gilbert,
George Cunningham, Henry Casper,
and William Lengeman, of Kansas
City Mo. spent Saturday and Sunday
in Lawrence. During their visit
they were guests of Khalil Pka. Spi
Merlin Bullock, c23, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at his home in
Kansas City.
Byron T. Shutz, c22 spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Lawrence, as the guest of Phi Kappa Psi.
Kappa Kappa Gamma entertained the following guests from Manhattan, Saturday and Sunday at their house; the Kappa Club; and the Swenson, and Florence Riner.
Enos Hook was a guest of Ph Kappa Psi Saturday and Sunday.
Anne Horning, h 23, spent -Saturday and Sunday in her home in Topeka.
Phi Kappa Psi entertained Saturday and Sunday the following guests William Campbell, *wallace Miller* and Watson Greene, of Kansas City Mo. Morris Edison of Tepeka, Kansa, French of Hutchinson, Kansas.
Lucien Trill, c22, spent Saturday and Sunday in Lawrence as the guest of the Pihi Kappa Psi fraternity.
Elia Denniston of Manhattan and Helen McCord of Marysville spent Saturday and Sunday with Cleo Allen.
Jessie Newcomb of Garnett spent Saturday and Sunday with Bessie Gillis, e21.
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"The Sphinx this year," said Ewin Wynn, president, "will go back to the pre-war basal, will give several years and will be a live coal organization."
Alpha Xi Delta entertained Saturday night with an informal house dance in honor of i pledges and members of the K. U., — Aggie game.
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