APRIL 24,1919.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
By The Way
Miss Monita Franklin of Baker will be the guest of Geneva Kunkle, c'20, Friday and Saturday, and will attend the Prom Friday evening.
Miss Maybelle Fuller, district inspector of Alpha Delta Pi is visiting the Lawrence chapter.
Governor and Mrs. Allen and Henrietta Allen will be guests at the Pi Beta Phi house Friday and Saturday. They will attend the Junior Prom.
Evelyn Rorabaugh, c'19, will spend the week-end at her home in Wichita.
Stewart Ludlow, a former student, will spend Saturday and Sunday at the Pi Upsilon house.
Mrs. W. H. Brown of Kansas City is visiting her daughter, Miss Dorothy Brow at 1142 Indiana St.
The Junior Smoker is postponed indefinitely on account of the "Dad" Elliot meetings. The date will be announced later.
Out of town guests at the Almania Founders' Day banquet Friday will be: Miss Helen Hart, Bonner Springs; Miss Eumice Pleasant, Miss Florence Fquna, Miss Henrietta Harbord, and Miss Mabel Eggleston, Kansas City; Miss Marion Joseph, Mr. Don Joseph, Whitewater; Mr. Arthur Nigg, Philadelphia, Pa.;Mr. Olid Deibert, Florence, Colo.; Mrs. Florence Cook Branine, Hutchinson; Mrs. Lillian Barth Webb, Highlands; Mr. Leroy Neuer, Florence; Mrs. C. H Lyon, Kansas City, Kans.; Miss Anna Manne, Junction City.
Mrs. J. D. Barker of Girard, Kansas, is visiting her daughter Mary Virginia Barker, at 1142 Indiana St.
Capt Harry Montgomery is visit ing at the Delta Tau Delta house.
Richard Fox of Kansas City is a guest at the Delta Tau Delta house.
Achoth will give its Spring Party at the Country Club, May 9.
Kappa Alpha Theta held initiation Wednesday night for Mary Wellcome,
Pauline Donard of Minneapolis is the guest of Betty Watson at Alpha Omicorn Pi house.
Theta Tau honorary engineering fraternity, held its annual Founders' Day banquet Tuesday night in Bricken's banquet room. Those who resigned to toasts were:
"Engineering as a Future Profession." Professor Shand.
"Some Zetas of Old." Paul A. Diehl.
"Theta Tau as it Looks to a Pledge." John Wahlstedt.
"Our Future as a National Fraternity," Prof. H. A. Rice.
Marguerite Nicholas of Topeka will be he gest of Mary Samson at the Kappa house this week-end.
Jake Loveleas of Topeka will visit
at the Sigma Nu house Saturday and Sunday.
Imogene Gillespie, c19, will give a house party for the seniors of Pi Beta Phi. May 3 and 4 at her home in Kansas City.
Dean Kelly attended the meeting of the Kanaas Academy of Sciences in Manhattan Friday and Saturday. He spent Monday in Iola and attended the final meeting and banquet of he Iola Current Topics Club.
New Courses are Offered in Advertising and Phycology Next Year
College Faculty Make Changes in Curriculum
Debating I and II, courses in the department of Public Speaking which were heretofore open only to juniors and seniors, may be elected by sophomore next fall, was the decision of a meeting of the College faculty Tuesday afternoon.
A new course, Advertising campaigns, will be offered in the School of Journalism, by Prof. L. N. Flint. The name of the first course in advertising, Advertising I is changed to Elements of Advertising, and the second course, Advertising 11 is changed to Advertising Conv.
Advanced Psychology of Learning in new course in the Psychology ism
Credit for summer session work will be granted in the following courses: Extra Curricula activity 2 hours, The Curriculum, 2 hours, Teachers Course in Home Nursing, 3 hours, Advanced Analytic Geometry, 3 hours.
Recommendation was also made to get all the schools of the University to give credit for participation in inter-college debating.
Colorite, the magic coloring for straw hats and all straw goods—All shades. Rankins Drug Store.—Adv.
Washburn plans to build a new dormitory and sorority houses in connection with it, which will form a court. The buildings will be connected with the dormitory by a closed corridor. The work will be begun soon and completed in the fall of 1920.—Washburn Review.
See the latest styles in the new fashion magazines at the City Drug Store—Adv.
Cranes, the very best in stationery,
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A New Comic Opera
POM-POM
THE MOST WONDERFUL CAST EVER SEEN IN LAWRENCE
A STAGE FULL OF YOUTHFUL GIRLS
Special Symphony Orchestra
PRICES---$ .50, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 plus war tax
Mlle Rhea McMurray
famous Toe Dancer will dance at the
JUNIOR PROM FRIDAY NIGHT AT 9:30
Mlle Rhea was a Headliner on the Orpheum Circuit last year
Miss Esther Burke and Mrs. Leon Hinkle - accomplished singers and entertainers of Junior League Follies will sing.
Dancing Will Start at 7:30
Tickets on Sale at Door