Phi Mu Serenade Thrills Coeds Sparks Across Greek Row
An enthusiastic Phi Mu Alpha serenade on sorority lawns inspires rival fraternities to celebrate in quieter fashion while Phi Delta Theta and others boast garden displays around their houses. Local officials move a giant boot statue after years of sidewalk blocking, as campus rumors mix with city notices and a taunting classroom warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Mu Alpha
National Music Fraternity
Hamelin
Piper
Sigma Chisar
Cross of Constantine
Tennessee Street
Edgehill Road
Sigma Kappa
Alpha Gamma
Delta
Fred Cowles
Burgert
Fred Stubeck
Altho
Sigma Chi
Lindley on College Students Emergency Project May Digest
Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas authored an article on the College Students Emergency Project. The piece in Literary Digest summarizes campus conditions last winter before CSEP and the program’s four months of administration, noting government aid for students and ongoing federal discussions on next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Literary Digest
CSEP
Lindley
Chicago
Lawrence
Washington, D. C
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From Classifieds
The page lists seven knowledge questions including Falkland Islands ownership, Violet Fane pen name, Mormon settlers country, Lassen Peak location, Jacques Offenbach, longest English reign queen, white violet symbolism, and coin science. Also asks about a high federal official from Uvalde Texas and river Aar country. Rotary Club donation omission noted with Miss Electa Kindlesperger commenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkland Islands
Texas
Aar
Orders Ban Beer Parties At Brown Grove Picnic
Elmer Brown told a reporter that about 20 young men drove into his grove last night and opened a keg for a drinking party. They did not seek permission, and Brown said no drinking parties would be allowed and the grove should be kept available for families and young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Brown
Brown's Grove
Brown
Young Republicans Meet at Eldridge Hotel on June 16
Douglas County Young Republican era will hold a dinner meeting to start at 6 30 pm at the Eldridge hotel to prepare for the coming campaign. J D Hamilton of Topeka will speak along with Fred A Seaton and Henry Bubb from the state club. Will Beck, newly elected Republican state chairman, may attend and speak.
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Douglas County
Young Republican Era
Eldridge
J.D. Hamilton
Topeka
Fred A. Seaton
State Young Republican Club
Henry Bubb
Will Beck
Holton
Prezent
University Symphony Orchestra Recital At KU Auditorium
The University of Kansas symphony orchestra will present a Sunday recital at 4 o'clock in the KU auditorium. Graduate students Leda Newcomb Jeannette Cass Katherine Hordan and Gavin Doughty arranged works by Bach Tchaikowsky Brahms Schubert Berg D Albert Schuett Jensen Haberbier and Guilmant. Director Karl Kuerstein er will conduct with sopranos Zonella Emerson Alice Denton Bushong harp Mary Louise Beltz mezzo-soprano assisting.
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University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
K. U
Fine Arts School
Bach
Tschaikowsky
Brahms
Schubert
Bemberg
D'Albert
Schuett
Jensen
Haberbier
Guilmant
Leda Newcomb
Jeannette Cass
Katherine Hordan
Gavin Doughty
Karl Kuersteiner
Zonella Emerson
Alice Denton
Hel Bushong
Mary Louise Beltz
Lawrence visitors and farm market notes mix with Masons
Reverend Harry Gordon, formerly of Lawrence area First Methodist, attended the Baker University jubilee in town. A Lawrence dealer reports steady buggy sale despite low farm tool demand as mowing machines predominate. Douglas County stockmen saw fat cattle drop to 5 to 14 cents per pound, well below prior years. Past Masters Night drew attendees from 29 lodges at Acacia No. 9 with James Naismith giving the invocation and a brief address by George O. Foster.
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Harry Gordon
First Methodiat Church
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Mr. Gordon
Baker University
Douglas County
Acacia Lodge No. 9
Masonic Temple
James Naismith
George O. Foster
Regents Meeting Set To Hear KU Budget 1934 36
Chancellor FE. H. Lindley and Raymond Nichols plan to meet the state board of regents in Manhattan to present the University of Kansas budget for the 1934 36 school year. M A Barlow and family move from Burlingame to Lawrence and will reside at 508 Indiana Street. Mr. Barlow joins Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
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FE. H. Lindley
Raymond Nichols
State Board of Regents
Manhattan
University of Kansas
M. A. Barlow
Burlingame
Lawrence
Indiana’ Street
Barlow
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Professor and Mrs Smith Host Dinner and Bridge Night
Prof and Mrs W R Smith entertain three guests at a Tuesday dinner and bridge at the Country Club. A prior evening they hosted informal dinner for eight at their West Ninth Street home. Members of the Methodist Guild have long enjoyed hospitality at Prof FE White and wife for May meetings. Last night a lawn picnic at their home drew about thirty attendees with committee chair Miss Myrtle McConnell and others.
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W. R. Smith
Methodist
Guild
FE. A. White
West Ninth Street
Myrtle McConnell
Nell McFarland
Josephine Hill
Kathryne Wilson
W. A. McAlearney
Riling Attend Baldwin Diamond Jubilee at Baker University
FE T Riling visited Baldwin to join the Baker University diamond jubilee celebration where his son Edward Riling studies. Miss Kate Jewett plans to attend Topeka for the Topeka high school commencement with her niece Evelyn Collins graduating in the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. T. Riling
Baldwin
Baker University
Edward Riling
Kate Jewett
Topeka
Toneka High School
Evelyn Collins
Mrs Billy Adams Guest at Alpha Chi Omega House
Mrs Billy Adams of Kansas City is a guest at the Alpha Chi Omega house as Dr and Mrs 4 T Jones return tomorrow from Great Bend where they have been visiting Dr and Mrs Don Kendall since Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Adams
Kansas City
Alpha Chi Omega’ House
4. T. Jones
Great Bend
Don Kendall
Varsity Glen Dickinson Named Manager for Summer at Dickinson Theatre
Glen Dickinson Jr a University student and son of the Dickinson theatre president is named manager of the Varsity theatre for the summer. Louis Higdon moves to Booth theatre at Independence. George Jennings, previously in the Dickinson projection booth, is promoted to Dickinson theatre management in Ellsworth. Phone 22 for Went Ads.
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Glen Dickinson, Jr
Dickinson Theatre
Varsity
Louis Higdon
Booth
Independence
X George Jennings
Dickinson
Ellsworth
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