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University Daily Kansan
Friday, April 11, 1950
April Showers For June Brides
And what better time is there than this April to try something new or a bit unusual to make the occasion one that will be long remembered by bride and guests alike?
Perhaps the friend you want to fete is one who will be traveling with a husband in the service after she is married. Shower her with items to make her roundthe-world jaunts more efficient and enjoyable.
For the girl who simply loves to cook, a pantry-shelf shower would be appropriate. Containers of her favorite spices and special jams and jellies could help her stock her cupboard. Perhaps she'd like chocolate from Switzerland or Holland. French olive oil or special imported cheeses for those exotic dishes.
You might include luggage tags, a travel iron, a small cosmetic case or the new clothes-washing kits which include detergent, stretchable nylon clothsline and clothes-pins.
Parties With Different Twist
Two inexpensive parties with a different twist are a paper shower or a brush party.
Gifts for the paper shower might include paper towels to match the colors of the bride's new kitchen, stationery, patterned cocktail napkins, waste baskets, note pads or subscriptions to favorite magazines. Brushes come in all shapes and sizes for many household and personal needs. Guests might bring clothes brushes, toothbrushes, a broom, vegetable brush, bottle brush or bath brushes.
Games for showers are always a problem. For this one you might have each guest write her recipe for a happy marriage. These "recipes" should then be given to the bride who will read them to the guests and keep them as memeertes of the party.
If the friend you want to honor now lives in another part of the country and will be married there, why not give her a shower by mail?
Parties With Different Twist
Guests may come to the party with unwrapped gifts. Supply them with gift papers, ribbons and tags. Then hold a "wrapping bee" with a prize for the prettiest or most unusual package.
Have A 'Wrapping Bee'
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Delta Upsilon fraternity will hold its annual Two Yard Hop Saturday at the Lakeview Club.
You can assemble them all in one box and send them to the bride-to-be. The gifts should be small and easy to wrap for mailing.
Delta Upsilon
Quill Magazine Price Reduced
The club tentatively has set May 12-14 as the days of sale for the spring issue.
The price of Quill magazine will be reduced from 35 cents to 25 cents, as decided at the Quill Club's meeting Wednesday in the Kansas Union
No manuscript contest will be held for this issue. Anyone interested can submit manuscripts for membership in Quill Club and publication in the magazine.
A gift idea that may have lasting value for the bride and her friends may be combined with any other shower or carried out by itself. Each guest should bring some token of a meaningful experience with the bride. The gift might be a poem, book, record or picture, but whatever it is it should be a symbol of a tie between them.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
--exchange dinner Thursday with the Delta Gamma sorority at the fraternity chapter house.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity will hold its Province Convention Saturday at the chapter house.
Phi Gamma Delta
Following a dinner Saturday night, a party will be held at the Dine-a-Mite.
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity will hold a buffet dinner Saturday at the chapter house.
Kappa Alpha Theta
Add a special flavor to mashed sweet potatoes by mixing in a tablespoon or two of sherry. A few chopped walnuts also add flavor.
New for evening; long black satin gloves, with black satin evening slippers for a real siren look.
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will hold a hamburger fry and informal dance at the sorority house tonight
Phi Kanna Psi
Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Psi fraternity held an
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