UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
BY THE WAY-
Sophomore Women Next
Mrs. Eustace Brown, adviser of women, will give her annual reception in the Chapel of the sophomore class and for any second year students who are enrolled as specialists. Two hundred invitation letters will be given to the reception what will be given to the women's corner in Fraser Hall.
The Pi Beta Pi sorority will entertain with a tea at its chapter Saturday, Oct. 14., in honor of his house mother, Mrs. H. M. Thompson.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon announces the pledging of William S. Gregory, of Kansas City, Mo.
The Sigma Nu fraternity announces the plebiding of James Barrett of the Concord
Dr. and Mrs. Braden gave a supper at their home in Myers Hall Monday night for the officers and chairmen of committees of Dr. Braden's clan to meet Tuesday, April 12. Ellis Starret, J. P. Caffrey, E. C. Smith, and Clas, H. Cory.
Robert Thomas, c'14, of Highland Kansas, is visiting at the Phi Gam house for a few days.
Rota Club, an organization of Catholic women enrolled in the University met this afternoon with Gertrude Lacros, 1301 Kentucky.
The Women's Pan Hellenic have issued invitations for a tea to be given at the Chi Omega house, Thursday October 12.
Mrs. J, K. George, of Liberal, ano Mrs. T. L. Grecian, of Hill City, are the guests of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, this week.
The Botany Club held a "wienk" roast last evening at Woodland Park. Initiation was held after the eats.
Dr. Alberta Corbin entertained with a luncheon Wednesday in honor of Miss Elizabeth Kite who spoke at the University yesterday afternoon on the subject, "The Heredity of Feeble Mindness."
The guests were. Mrs. Frank
St. John E. , L. Griffin, and Mrs.
R. J. Bechtel
Sallye Katzenberg and Rose Segelbaum, c'19, will spend Saturday and Sunday in Kansas City.
L. C. Smoker of Meade is visiting his nephew, Wallace Anshetz, '19, College.
Ethel Frame has returned to school after a week's absence in Hiawatha.
Roy Davidson, c'17, spent a few days this week in Kansas City.
George Smoker of Meade, Kans., stopped off last night to visit his nephew, Cyril, c. 198. "He came on his way to the Live, Stock Convention in Kansas City."
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The Trip to Urbana
The Journalist's BohemianDance
The College Dance
These are three reasons why we ask that you send your work in this afternoon or tomorrow SURE in order that we may get it out on time.
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300 CONCERT TICKETS
GO IN THREE HOURS
A number of persons stood in line this morning, awaiting their turn to buy concert course tickets, both at the registrar's office and the Round Corner Drug Store. Tickets were put on sale at 8 o'clock on the Hill, and 7:30 down town, where the line was full. The ticket sales had been sold at the registrar's office, and a line of twenty people were waiting.
New Pledges
Gamma Phi Beta announces the pledging of Vera Hill, Smith Center. Khi Pappa Pa announces the pledging of Allen Mason, of San Diego, California.
Phi Beta Pt piedged George Medill.
Phi Beta Pt piedged and Cecil McHale of Kansas City.
University Dames Meet
The University Dames will entertain all of the wives of the married students at the home of Mrs. U. G. Johnson on the streets, street Wednesday, October 11.
Promotion of fellowship among the wives of married students is the object of this organization. Meetings are held every two weeks a study of the wives has been planned for the coming year beside social entertainment.
Band still needs a first class flute and piccolo player. See or call, Director McCanies, 1405 R. L. 2208W. 18
Dresmaking and ladies tailoring,
also remodeling, Mrs. M. A.
Allison, 1008 Ohio Street. Bell
phone 15973 — Adv. 14-5
Loomas for your pictures.—Adv.
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Smoke Little Egypt—mild 5 cent cigar—Adv.
The Chi Omega sorority has received cards announcing the marriage of Frances Rigby, c14, to Mr. L. Strowe of Concordia, Wednesday, October 4.
Football dates for the sake of information at Earlham College in Indiana have become a thing of the past, since lectures on football for co-eds have become a part of the coaches' curriculum during the football season. One lecture deals with the fundamentals of the game for those who know nothing
about it and the other with the fine points of play.
Have you any special income that—that you are sure—makes a policy in the Northwestern unnecessary for you or the family?
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WHITE IVORY-CALF SPORT SHOES
These shoes are made up in Ivory Calf Leather and have Ivory Soles and Heel—This shoe resembles the Popular English Walking Shoe—
$5.00 THE PAIR
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"Friday The 13th"
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Shows 7:45--9:15
Admission 15 Cents
Tomorrow The famous Waltons in their popular DANCES in "The Quest of Life"
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TODAY—TOMORROW
Big Vitagraph
"God's Country and the Woman"
By James Oliver Curwood The topic picture of the day
Night SHOWS Promptly
One Matinee 3:15 owing to the length of this production.
7:30----9:20 Admission 10 Cents
Freshman Girls
Your GYM SHOES are HERE A REAL shoe that will WEAR
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P. S. We forgot.-They are $2.00 and they are worth it.
That 3:15 Students' Limited Will Leave Friday
WE THOUGHT SO, DIDN'T YOU?
The students of the University have expressed their desire to go to Kansas City on a special limited train Friday afternoon. Enough of them have called up, that the management has made arrangements to have this train on the tracks at our station Friday afternoon, ready to leave at fifteen minutes after three o'clock.
Everybody In!
If you are going to the city Friday, ride the limited. There will be room. You will have the pleasure of being on a car carrying none other than student passengers. Every little station will not be a stopping place for this train,the only breaks in a continuous run
from Lawrence to Kansas City being for the purpose of passing other cars.
Straight to Tenth and Main Streets, Kansas City, Mo.
That's the way this big car will be headed. Talk with your friends and make arrangements to cut down your traveling time between here and the city by taking the Limited.
Always ride on the Interurban. Remember that there is no smoke, no dust, no stuffiness. Each car is cleaned between trips.
Regular cars leave Lawrence every hour at the half hour and go to Tenth and Main streets, Kansas City, Missouri. They run from 6:30 in the morning and you can leave Kansas City as late as 11:30 at night.
The fare is 72 cents, five cents extra from the city limits to Tenth and Main streets.
Be with the crowd Friday on the Limited on "THE KAW VALLEY LINE"