APRIL 25,1919.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
By The Way
Mu Phi Epsilon will give its second faculty dinner Sunday noon for Dean and Mrs. Harold L. Butler, Prof. and Mrs. L. F. Sisson, Chancellor and Mrs. Strong, Prof. and Mrs. Joseph A. Farrel, Mr. and Mrs. George Kreeck, and Prof. and Mrs. F. E. Kester.
Doris Drought and Helen Stevenson will spend Saturday in Kansas City.
Mrs. O. W. Maloney of Tulsa, Okla. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Simons. Mrs. Maloney was graduated from the University in 1918.
Louise Callander of Kansas City will be a guest at the Pi Phi house for the Prom.
Harold Ferris will come from Camp Funston today to visit his sister, Emily Ferris, c19. He has just returned from France.
Mu Phi Epsilon will give a picnic at Blue Mound, Saturday.
Miss Gretta Gramse of Manhattan will be the guest of Kathleen Davis for the Prom.
The monthly dance of the University Club will be held on Saturday, May third instead of Saturday, April twenty-sixth.
The Concert which was scheduled to be held on Sunday, April twenty-seventh has been cancelled.
Violet Matthews, c'20, has withdrawn from school and will return to her home in Topeka.
Dr. Kenneth B. Uhls will come from Kansas City tonight to attend the Junior Prom.
Bonnie Lingentefiner, A. B. '18, o Fredonia, will come to Lawrence today for the Prom, and be a guest at the Sigma Kappa house a week.
Sidonie Schafer, c'21, and Mary Wishad, c'21, will spend he week and with Ethlyn Green, c'20, at St Joseph.
Victoria Burroughs, c'17, came to Lawrence Friday, to attend the Junior Prom. She is a guest at the Kappa house.
Miss Maybelle Fuller, province president of Alpha Delta Pi, is a guest at the Alpha Delta Pi house.
Miles Gates will come from Kansas City to attend the Prom.
Vera Gano, c'21, and Katherine Smith, c'22, will spend the day in Kansas City.
Marie Jones from Kansas City will attend the Prom. She will be a guest at the Pi Phi house.
Virginia Stowers and Helen Schmidt from Kansas City, will spend the week-end at the Pi Phi house.
Betty Hamilton, fa, 22, has gone to Kansas City to spend the day.
Chlhausen, Visits Hill
Frank Ohlhausen, e20, spent Thursday in Lawrence on his way to his home in Leavenworth for a ten days furlough from Detroit. He is a machinist's mate, second class, in the United States navy, and was sent to Detroit with seventy-five other sailors to take one of Ford's Eagle boats from Detroit, through the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Coast. He expects to be in the University again next fall to continue his work in chemical engineering.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
April 25—Junior Prom.
April 26 - Sigma Nu Rushing Party,
after noon, track mid afternoon.
Interfaternity track meet-afternoon
April 28—Senior Play at Bower
Sock Theater. Sigma Nu-Pi Kappa
Alba baseball game.
April 29 - Alpha Tau-Acacia baseball game.
April 30—Beta Theta Pi-Sigma Chi baseball game. Men's Student Council Election.
May 1 and 2—Dad Elliot series.
May 2—Phi Pi party at F. A. U.
May 2 and 3—Chi Omega house
party.
May 3–Hji Gamma Delta party at F. A. U. Sigma Kappa party at Country Club, Delta Tau party at Eagles Hall, Kappa Alumni Day, Alpha Tau rushing party, Interscholastic High School Track Meet.
May 3 and 4—Sig Alph Mother's Day.
May 4—Alpha Delta Pi Mother's Day.
May 5—Pi Phi Founders' Day Banquet.
May 9—Soph Hop.
May 9, 10, 11—Y, W. Cabinet Con-
ference at Tomkea.
May 10—Theta Spring Rushing Party—Country Club. Sigma Chi Spring Garden Party.
May 11—Phi Gam, Phi Delt, Pi Kappa Alpha Mother's Day, Alpha Chi Omega Mother's Day, Alpha Omi念
Pi Mother's Day.
May 15—Alpha Delta Pi Founders'
Dav Banquet.
May 16—Kappa Formal at F. A. U.
Gamma Phi Beta Rushing Party,
Eagles Hall, Sour Owl issue.
May 17—Pi Phi Mother's Day, Pi Kanna Alba Brabecue.
May 29—Sigma Chi Founder's Day
Banquet.
banquet. May 22—Inter-class Track Meet.
May 23 - Freshman Frolic. Delta Tau Spring Party at F.A. U. A.
May 24—May Fete on Golf Links. Kappa Mother's Day, Alpha Chi Omega party, Country Club.
May 30—Beauty Ball, Memorial Day Exercises.
Day Electronics.
June 2—Delta Tau Steak Roast.
June 3—Electra.
June 11—Phi Gamma Delta Farewell.
June 12—Class Day and Alumni Day.
June 13—Phi Delta Farewell, April June 16—Alumni Banquet, Pi Kappa Alpha Farewell—Bonner Springs; Sigma Chi Farewell, Sigma Alpha Ep
Sigma F1 Carewell, Sigma Alpha Epi June 16 - Phi P1 Carewell.
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