APRIL 22,1919.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
By The Way
Ray Swarner, traveling efficiency agent for the Nash Motor Company spent Saturday and Sunday at the Kanza house.
Ross Busenbark, A. B. '15, is a guest at the Kanzha house.
Alpha Chi Sigma gave its annual Catalyster at F. A. U. Friday night. Shoftall's four piece orchestra played. Guests from out of town were, Mildred Smith of Burlington, Ellis J. Braman of Jefferson, Diana Norwich. The party was chaperoned by Dr. and Mrs. Dinmore Alter.
Mrs. Harold Ferris of Hoisington is visiting her sister, Emily Ferris, c'19.
S. S. Schooloy, e13, of Independence, visited in Lawrence Sunday.
Dorothea Cavanaugh of Washburn visited her sister, Ruth Cavanaugh c'22, Saturday and Sunday.
John Stewart, e21, visited at his home in Hutchinson Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Sigma Kappa will entertain with a house party May 2 and 3 with a dance at the Country Club May 3.
Mu Phi Epsilon announces the pledging of Helen Haskins, fa, 22, of Harper.
Jessie Lee Messick, c'18, of Hill City is visiting at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
Oop Day, c.19, of Wichita is visiting at the Chi Omega house.
Phi Delta Theta announces the pledging of Allen Torrey, c'20, of Kansas City.
Mildred Taylor and Jessie Burns
visited in Kansas City over Easter.
Tuley Louise Shepard spent Saturday and Sunday at her hame in Hutchinson.
Byron Murphy spent Saturday and Sunday in Leavenworth.
Webb Wilson spent the week-end at his home in Horton.
Helen Martin, c19, spent Easter at her home in Kansas City.
Several members of the Phi Delta Theta gave a steak roast Sunday evening.
Miss Lucy Wilson of Belton, Mo. visited Nadine Blair, c'19, at the Phi house, Saturday and Sunday.
Opal Holmes and Arstina Cissna went to Fort Scott Monday to attend the wedding of a friend.
The local chapter of Chi Omega went to Kansas City Saturday to attend the rushing party at the home of Miss Elizabeth Sullivan.
Sergt. Paul "Plinke" Friend is attending school in Manchester, England. He has been transferred from Base Hospital 28 and is waiting his transportation home. Sergeant Friend was graduated from the School of Law in '17.
Kappa Alpha Theta will entertain with a rushing house party, May 10 and 11. They will give a dance at the Country Club, May 10.
Hinda Etheridge, c21, spent Saturday and Sunday in Kansas City.
Helen Toller of Kansas City visited it the Kappa house, Saturday and Sunday.
Florence" Teichgraeber, c'21, spent the week-end at her home in Emporia.
Matrons of all fraternities and sororites were entertained with an Easter party Thursday afternoon at the Acacia house. Mrs. E. R. Mackie, Mrs. J. S. Amick, Mrs. Cora Bangs, and Mrs. Virginia Petty were hostesses. Twenty-two guests were present. A luncheon was served at the close of the afternoon.
Dorothy Ellis of Pratt is spending the week at the Alpha Chi Omega house.
J. G. Stutz, c'20, and J. D. Steinel, c'21, were in Manhattan Saturday on a business trip.
Laura Robertson, c'20, visited at her home in Kansas City Saturday and Sunday.
Norma McFadden, e'21, visitec friends in Ottawa Easter.
Wilfred Husband, c'22, and George Rourke, c'20, were in Kansas City Saturday and Sunday.
Lawrence Hay, c20, visited at his home in Paola Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Dean Floyd, c"20, spent Saturday and Sunday in Kansas City.
Eleanor Clarke, c21, visited at her home in Kansas City Saturday and Sunday.
Harry C. Alphin, lb'11, attorney and banker of Knox City, Mo., is visiting in Lawrence.
Vern Soper, c'22, and Laird Glasscock, c'22, spent Saturday in Kansas City.
Don't forget to drop in at Wiedemann's when down town and try one of our sundaes or eclairs. All made if the best on the market.-Adv.
Read the Daily Kansan.
"Engineering as a Future Profession," Professor Shaad.
"our future as a National Fraternity," Professor Rice.
"Some Zetas of Old," Paul A. Diehl.
"Theta Tau as It Looks to a Pledge," John Walsteet.
Graduate Club Meets
The annual founders' day banquet of Theta Tau, honorary engineering fraternity, will be held Tuesday night at the banquet room of Bricken's cafe. Theta Tau was founded at the University of Minnesota in 1904 and the Zeta chapter was installed at the University of Kansas in 1912. Faculty members in the School of Engineering are Prof. George C. Shaad, Prof. H. A. Rice, and Prof. J. O. Jones. The program of toasts is as follows:
the dramatization of "Caroline's Christmas or The Inneplicable Infant" by Stephen Leacock, by six members of the Graduate Club was given at a meeting of the graduate club Friday afternoon at Westminster Hall. The play was read by Edgar Wertheim. Mrs. Arthur Owen also played the Gluck-Brahm, Gavott, Sjögren's folk dance and MacDowell's Hungarian etude.
Theta Tau Banquet Will be Given Tonight
The men you know will be there.
Y-STAG Wednesday...Adv.
Cranes, the very best in stationery,
by the box or pound—Rankins Drug
Store—Adv.
Commended by General
Sergt. Shirley W. Peters, a former student in the School of Engineering has received a letter of recommendation from Brigid T. B. Dugan for a doctoral instructor in divisional schools of the 35th Division. Sergeant Peters left Lawrence with Company M. He was wounded and after leaving the hospital was transferred to the 138th infantry.
If you like pep you will like the Y-STAG. Wednesday, 7:30.-Adv.
Skofstads
Candies and ice cream to be good must be made of pure and wholesome materials. Ours are. Try them. Wiedmann's.—Adv.
Lawn mowers sharpened at 1000 Mass. St., opposite Masonic Temple. Phone 991—Adv.
Our creams are made of pure cream and sugar. Phone your order or try a dish when down town. Wiedemann's—Adv.
15 cents for eats: a good time thrown in. Y-STAG—Adv.
We always have a fresh supply of Johnston's famous chocolates. Rankins.—Adv.
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