MAY 9, 1919.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
By The Way
Theta Sigma Phi Initiates
Theta Sigma Phi announces the pledging of Elsie Grant, Grace Olson, W., M. A. Dill, Dulacle Cleveland, Media Smith, Eulalia Dougherty, and Catherine Oder. The members of Epion chapter will go to Topeka Saturday to hold joint initiation with the Manhattan chapter. They will be guests of the Topeka alumnae, Mrs. Maureen McKernan Wood, Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter, Mrs. Myra Williams Gerald, Miss Annette Perry, Miss Gerald, Miss Annette Perry, Miss Bertha Schmitt, and Miss Effle Graham, at a banquet tomorrow evening.
Sigma Nu Conference
Florence Carlgren, Corrine Holmberg, Margaret Fairchild, Louise Nixon, and Edith Whitcher will spend Saturaday in Kansas City.
Alpha Datta Pi announces the pledging of Mary Underwood, c'22, of Lawrence.
Achoth will entertain with its spring party at the Country Club tonight.
Mr. Larry Oles of Independence and Mr. Hugh Carpenter of Coffeeville visited at the Kappa Sigma house Thursday.
Sigma Chi will entertain with a garden party Saturday night.
Captain Victor Householder visited
at the Beta Theta Pi house Thursday.
Coronal Howard Cress of the 101th engineers, who has been visiting at the Pi Kappa Alpha house, will enroll in the School of Engineering for the remainder of the quarter. Mr. Crass was a junior at the time of his enlistment.
Sigma Nu Conference
The SigmaNu Valley conference will be held in KansasNu city today and Saturday.
Representatives from Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, William Jewell, Rolla School of Mines, Washington University and Oklahoma will be present.
The delegates from the Kansas Chapter of the SigmaNu will be: Harold Henry, William McPherson, Harris Harrington, Joe Daniels, Raymond Crawford, Marvin Harmis, and Roland Hill.
Delta Phi Delta entertained with its founders day banquet at the Hotel Eldridge.
A Varsity dance will be given at F. A. U. Hall Saturday night.
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"ELECTRA"
Famous Greek Drama
CAST
CAST
Electra ... Florence Butler
Chrysothemis ... Marguerite Adams
Clytemnestra ... Alphilde Larsen
Orestes ... Craig Kennedy
Pedagogus .. Prof. Arthur MacMurray
Aegristhus ... Burney Miller
Will be Given by the K. U. Dramatic Club
CHORUS
Mrs. Henry Shinn, Med Van Zandt, Elizabeth O'Brien, Josephine Huoni, Helen Weed, Kathryn Millisack, Eulalia Kaufman, Nadine Cox, Olive Barry, Helen Jenks, Dorothy Miller, Clara Scheurer, Esther Gillette, Helen Porter, Mrs. Bernice White-Scott.
Thursday Evening, June 5th
Leader of Choruses . . . . . . . . Clara Scheurer
Music Composed by Prof. C. S.
Skilton.
Chorus of Fifteen Voices.
Orchestra of Eighteen Pieces.
Stage Settings Especially Built in
Kansas City.
Cast of K. U's. Most Famous
Actors.
Stage Settings in a Greek Palace.
Most Elaborate Dramatic Production of the Year ROBINSON GYMNASIUM
ARTHUR MacMURRAY, Director
Tickets $1.00 .75, on sale Wednesday
HERMAN, HANGEN, Manager
Varsity Dance
F. A. U. HALL Saturday, May 10
PRICE 75c Schofstall's Orchestra.