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Great Lakes District posed on the terrace at Eta's house. I

affair. We played bridge. Girls dressed as sailors served "beer"
(lemonade) and pretzels.

Saturday evening there was an informal dinner at the chapter house
with a musical program afterwards. By that time we had a house-
ful of guests.

Sunday morning was the climax of the convention when we formally
pledged Mary McCord and Esther McCord of Theta, and initiated a
pledge of Beta Theta. I t was a wonderful way to end this district con-
vention; and it sent us all back to our work filled with the spirit of
Alpha Omicron Pi.

Qreat J^akes Discusses Sxtension

By MARGARET MELAAS SPENGLER, Eta

ETA was hostess to the Great Lakes district convention, which met
at the house June 18 to 21. Very attractive red programs of the
whole convention were distributed the first morning. These in-
cluded the hours of each meeting, the hours of all meals, the hours of
parties planned by the hostess chapter, the banquet menu and the
program of toasts and speeches for the banquet. Irma Jean Corlies,
Eta's president, was official hostess and to her and Marian Bain, re-
tiring president, and Florence Anderson, chapter adviser, goes much
credit for the smoothness with which things proceeded.

The delegates and visitors, of whom there were about twenty-five
or thirty registered on Wednesday, and were entertained by the chapter