APRIL 7,1919.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
By The Way
Alumni returned for the Phi Kappa $^{i}$ Psi dance Friday night were; Hilton Graham, Bart, Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Winn, Charles Laming of Kansas City and Mark Good-john of Leaventown.
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Uhl motored to Kansas City Saturday with their guests, Julia Anna Smith, Geraldine Pettit, Rex Miller, and George Thiele to attend the Alpha Omicron Pi Dance.
Doris Drought, c20, will go to Kansas City this afternoon to attend the wedding of Mary Govier and Lieut. William Ainsworth.
Vivian Hoffman, Frances Reynolds and Mary Ellen Severance were guests at the Pi Phi nouse Friday and Saturday.
Bess Ainsworth, c'19, went to Kansas City Sunday to attend the wedding of her brother.
Ed Mason, A. B. '18, is visiting in town.
Alpha Omicron Pi entertained with dance at the Country Club Saturday night for a number of out of town guests. The Club room was decorated with red roses and the sorority color of cardinal was carried out in a canopy of crepe paper. Refreshments were served on quartette tables at the close of the dance.
Katherine Rullman is visiting hen sister Marvel Rullman at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
Joan Gleisner, a former student in the department of journalism is visiting at the Beta house. Mr. Gleisner is now teaching journalism in the Agricultural College at Manhattan.
Ensign Horace "Briek" Chandler is visiting at the Delta Tau Deltahouse
Eina Chain, c21, was called to her home in Wichita Saturday by the death of her small nephew.
Mrs. Ida May Fuller Peirce, a National Founder of Sigma Kappa is visiting in Lawrence.
Twenty members of Beta Theta Pi will go to Topea Tuesday evening to hear Senator Borah speak in the Au ditorium. Senator Borah attended K. U. and is a member of this chapter of Beta Theta Pi.
Chi Omega will give their annual Founders Day Banquet at the chapter house tonight. Town alumnae will be guests.
Mrs. F. J. Parkinson of Fort Smith, Ark., is visiting her daughter Janette Parkinson at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
Lieut. G. P. "Pat" Murphy is visiting at the Beta house. Lieut. Murphy has just returned from a year in France.
Dr. Edward H. Hashinger, a former student visited at the Sigma Nu house Saturday and Sunday.
Floyd A. Chipman is attending the University of Lyons, France for a short law course. Chipman is a former student and a member of Sigma Nu.
Kanza fraternity entertained with their annual Spring Dinner Dance at the Country Club, Friday night.
Mrs. S. J. Hunter, Eleanor Atkinson, Edwin Peckham, Geneva Hunter, Loren Simon, Joe Parnham, and John Monteith spent Saturday and Sunday at Lake View Club House.
Pi Kappa Alpha entertained Dr. Yutaka Minakuchi informally at the chapter house Friday.
Howard Dennis, a former student in the School of Medicine, attended the Pi K. A. dance Friday night. Dennis is now attending the University of Illinois.
Bert Steeper, L. L. B., '14, and Mrs.
Steeper of Kansas City, Mo., are
visiting relatives and friends in Law-
rence.
Harry C. Alphin, L. L. B. 1911, attorney and banker of Knox City, Mo., was visiting in Lawrence Saturday.
Miss June Judy of Mankato is visiting Mrs. Bernie White-Scott at the Mu Phi Epsilon house. She will remain in town for the Concert Tuesday evening.
Mu Phi Epilon will hold a reception Tuesday evenings at 10 o'clock at the chapter house for faculty members, and Sigma Chi, in honor of Harold Henry who is a brother of Gladys, Henry. Mr. Henry is a member of Sigma Chi.
All kinds of tooth brushes for all kinds of people. From $1.00 down to 15 cents.-Rankins Drug Store.-Adv.
Latin Not Necessary
Is Decision at Yale
Only Law Medical Students Need Language Says Professor Smith
Yale University has dropped Latin as a requirement for admission to the University.
"The chief value of Latin is in the high school where it helps the students to formulate a better understanding of the English language," said Prof. Arthur T. Walker of the department of ancient language here. "Latin is not a requirement to enter U. K. The chief value of Latin in the University is to students in medicine or law, who need the language for the interpretation of their scientific terminology." The action of Yale is in line with what might have been expected, for Yale is one of the eastern schools that has held out the longes in this requirement.
Doctor Sippy to Montana
Doctor Sippy to Montana Dr. T. D. Tuttle of Seattle, Wash., has been named as epidemiologist of the State Board of Health by Governor Henry J. Allen. Doctor Tuttle will fill the position held by Dr. J. J. Sippy, who has just resigned to accept a position with the Montana state board of health. Dr. Tuttle will have charge of the division of supervising epidemics and infectious diseases.
Use Nyal's face cream, talcum powders, perfumes and other toilet preparations.—Rankins Drug Store.—Adv.
Talk it over with Clayton 133.—Adv.
Women Will Make Dates For Jay Walk April 11
The big chance of the year for rank feminists to assert themselves and ask the men for dates is for the Jay Walk, W. the A. dance to be given Friday night, April 11, in Robinson Gymnastium. It is permissible and conventional for women to invite the men to this dance, and they may even have the privilege of paying the ad price, which is $1.50.
Eddie Kuhs and Chaquette will play, and the W.A.A. party will equal any similar affair arranged by men students. This is Monday night, so clever women will make their dates at once, and avoid the embarrassment of being turned down.
Warren Wattles to Visit Here Warren Wattles, A. B. 187, stopp over to visit his brother, Willard Wattles, Saturday and Sunday on his way from Chicago to New York for discharge from the army in February and is now working for the Interstate Commerce Commission. He was president of the senior class last year
Warren Wattles to Visit Here
Get your Kodak films for Sunday at Rankins Drug Store—Adv.
Don't forget to drop in at Wiedemann's when down town and try one of our sundaes or cairals. All made of the best on the market.—Adv.
Now that all restrictions have been removed, we are back on the old basis in the manufacture of pure pasturized cream. We make a special rate for clubs, sororities and fraternities. For further information call Wiedemann, phone 182--Adv.
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K. U. FOLLIES
OF 1919
JESSIE WYATT and FREDDIE LEACH
Both K. U. favorites, are the stars in this year's big show. They are the central figures through the whole musical comedy—a honeymooning couple in search of land where there is only dancing and happiness. Florence Ingham and David Sheffrey, well-known Hill players, are the irate parents who pursue the lovers ruthlessly.
You'll want to see the good-looking girls in the choruses, and you'll like the skit Ed Patton has written around the latest song hits. "Chub" MacNaughton is manager, so it will be ONE show.
Did you know that Prof. Fergy's original waltz, "Springtime Was Made for Lovers," and Mark Law's composition to the effect that"I Just Must Dance"are both features of the Follies?
And had you heard that Ruth Massey, Edna Chain, Arnstina Cissna, "Peg" Reinisch, Wilfred Husband, Mabel Fallis, Charlotte Carnie, Eloise McNutt, Joe Schwartz and Webb Wilson all have specialties. It's ONE glorious aggregation of keen, unique stunts.
You can buy Follies tickets at the Fraser bookstand Tuesday and Wednesday, or you can get them from any W.S.G.A. member. The GREAT THING is that they are ONLY
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