THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
BY THE WAY
SOCIETY PLEDGES
An Apology-Through an error in the absence of the society editor from whom I am not represented in the list of pledges mistake which this department pledges exceedingly. The list printed was lifted bodily from a downtown paper:
Alpha Chi Omega—Athol Bishop c^23, and Elizabeth Stephens, c^23, of Kansas City, Missouri; Marie Jordan, c^23, of Coyenne, Wymong; Marian Clark, c^23, of Tilleyasc, c^23, of Meeded Mary Courtall, c^23, of Vernon; Catherine Bennett, c^22, of Ottawa; and Catherine Milton, c^20, of Elk City. Women affiliated with Phi chapter coming from other schools; Eileen Lannes from Hand Varner Eva Reiber, and Holen Campbell from Baker University.
Alpha Omicron Pi—Rea, White,
23, Neodesha; Zada Shipley, c²,
Neodesha; Ruth Davis, c², Newata,
Oklahoma; Inez Ward, c², Sharon
Springs; Maude Carr, c², Osawatomi.
Personales of the Campus
Pi Upson announces the pledging of Ernest Friesen, of Hutchinson, who entered in a freshman in the School of Engineering.
Jack Delaney, c21, spent Saturday and Sunday in Kansas City, Missouri.
Mark Waggener, c'21, and Balie Waggner, c'21, went home to Atchison for Saturday and Sunday.
William Sexton of Leavenworth, n freshman on the Hill last year, spent rush week at the Beta house. He will tutor this year for the June entrance examinations to West Point Military Academy..
Mu Phi Epsilon will entertain freshmen Fine Arts students by invitation to a house reception Saturday afternoon.
Harry Olson spent the week-end Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Shipley of Neodesha, who have been in Lawrence visiting their son, Marian Shipley, c21, and daughter, Zada, c23, were guests of the Kanza Fraternity at dinner on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Shipley left for Neodesha this morning.
Ray Gafney left Monday night for his home in Winfield on business He will return to Lawrence Wednesday day.
Caryl Elsey, sister of Professor Howard McKeeley, will leave the last of the week for Palo Alto, California to attend Leland Stanford University and the University of Saplephomore year after attending Leeland Stanford for one year.
Achoth announces the pledging of Grace Merritt, c23, of Haven.
Miss Carry Watson is still very ill and will not be able to return to the library for some time.
Mrs. B. J. Massey, of Wellington is visiting her daughter, Ruth Massey, c21, a thet Pl Phi house.
Miss Rachel Pugh of Independence has just returned from France where she has been engaged in war work, and has missed Miss Carry Watson, the librarian.
Miss Lula Gardner will stop in Lawrence today on her way to New York where she will study at Columbia University.
Media McCheney. A. B. R. 18, of Clay Center spent Saturday and Sunday at the Alpha Chi Omega house. She is a graduate of the Paxcoe High school this year.
Corinne Leesh, A. B., '19, has returned to Columbus after visiting at the Stigma Kappa house rush week. She is employed as instructor in French and English in the Cherokee County high school.
Prof. Ward W Sullivan spent Thursday and Friday of last week and Tuesday of this week organizing extension schools in Kansas City.
Misla Aletta McGinnis motored to her home in Eldorado after spending ten days at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
Miss Rose Segelbaum, A.B. 18, vited at the Achoh house Monday. Miss Segelbaum is teaching in the high school at Bonner Springs.
Margaret Shirras, c$23, has with-
drawn from classes on account of ill health and has returned to her home in Ottawa.
Woman's Glee Club Plans Two Concerts For Year
Troubles for the Woman's Glee Club will be given Wednesday at 5 o'clock and at 7 o'clock in the Administration building, room 13. Miss Wellington takes part in the open to all women in the University. The Glee Club plans to give two concerts this year. The first consists of a miscellaneous program. Two of the number will be, "Fly, Singing Instruments," and the second for two violins and an orchestra accompaniment, and Gounds "O Sing to God" with chorus, soprano obligato, and alto solo. At the second concert in cantata will be presented
The tryouts are open to women students who are not perusing any music courses as well as those enrolled in the School of Fine Arts.
Our malted milk contain nothing ut pure ice cream, pure milk and a generous amount of the very best unlalted milk powders. Delicious—as cell as nourishing "Where students meet students."-Adv. 6-5.
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We invite an investigation of our work and recommend that young people who wish to secure a business education arrange to enter our school. Enrollments accepted any time. Our catalogue is free.
Edward N. Hurley, chairman of the United States Shipping Board, says that one of the greatest defects in American business is bad bookkeeping. Manifestly, the business whose books are not properly kept is like a ship running without a compass.
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(United Press)
Berlin. (By Mall.)—New York will soon have its first German plays since the war started. Director Amberg of Shuberts, who has been a "secut" for that organization for over 50 years, has man theaters and has already selected two comedies known as "Logen-brueder"—(Lodge Brothers)—and "Rutschbain"—(a slide on barbequing) —which he expects to have ready for New York showing by the holidays. The American names and revamped to meet America's theatrical tastes.
The bookkeeping course at the Lawrence Business College trains the student in accuracy, in concentration, in definiteness of effort, in persistence and in the fundamentals of sound business—besides which it qualifies him to earn a living with his pen, if need be. The Income Tax Law makes it incumbent upon everybody to keep books.
(United Press)
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Bowersock Theatre
Tuesday Night Only September 23rd
Alexander Johnstone presents
Mr. Richard CARLE in a flood of SUNSHINE
by Alex Johnstone and Wm. Carey Duncan
Seats on sale at the Round Corner Drug Store Saturday, Sept. 20th.
A Musical Comedy of Fascinating Song Hits and Tuneful Melodies.
3 Months in Chicago 3 Prima Donna Chorus of Beatifuul Girls
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