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vention meetings, and for the first time delegates both from active and
alumnae chapters were present. Valborg Swenson presided as chairman
of the alumnae meetings. The first meeting was a separate meeting
while the others were joint meetings.

The delegates attending were: Irma Mattingly, Zeta; Frances
Thompson, Phi; Edna Mae Lloyd, X i , Frances Raynolds, Chi Delta;
Geraldine Bowden, Alpha Phi; and Elizabeth Pepple, Nu Kappa. Other
guests were Alliene Crudgington, X i ; and Elsie Ford Piper from Lincoln
alumnae.

Saturday morning was set for business, but there seemed nothing
further to take care of, and the time was spent informally until noon,
when most of the "goodbyes'' took place and many hopes were ex-
pressed that we all could meet in Colorado next June at our Xational
Convention.

At ten o'clock Saturday morning the first business meeting was held
in (he large chapter room in the basement. During this meeting the
theme of this convention was discussed. I t was the, "Development of
a National Consciousness." Scholarship, Finances, Rushing, Records
and other general questions were discussed. After this meeting we had
lunch and then immediately resumed our meeting. This meeting in-
cluded the actives and alumnae. The relation and attitude of actives
to alumnae was discussed.

From four to six Saturday afternoon a tea was held for representa-
tives of other sororities, their house mothers and outside friends. After
dinner a meeting began again in which questions of importance were
discussed every chapter giving its opinion. After this meeting Ludle
Haertel and Valborg Swenson had a spread in their room for all of the
girls.

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' !"' delegates to Pacific District Convention are seated in the second row—Mrs. fans
piZ , ' • '"h ,h ''"H'-rson (A), Elisabeth Plummer (AX), Grace Summerbcll (KG), Lilian
etcner (superintendent), Rose G. Marx, Helen Hallcr (alumna: superintendent), Doris
Linger (X), Marian Elder (T). The last two were not delegates.