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February 3—Chapter secretary mail report to Grand Secretary. $3.00 line.                         DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS
       Chapter Panhellenic Delegate mail report to National Panhellenic Dele-                                     1924-1925
             gate. $2.50 fine.
                                                                                                          FOUNDERS OF ALPHA OMICRON PI
 February 10—Chapter treasurer mail report to Grand Secretary. $.100 fine.
 MARCH 1—ALL MEMBERS PLAN T O ATTEND CON                                           Jessie Wallace Hughan, Alpha '98, 132 West 12th St., New York City.
                                                                                   Helen St. Clair Mullan (Mrs. George V . ) , Alpha '98, 118 W. 183 St.,
                  VENTION.
 March 3—Chapter secretary send report to Grand Secretary. $3.00 line.                   New York, N. Y .
                                                                                   Stella George Stern Perry (Mrs. George H . ) , Alpha '98, 45 West Thirty-
       Study Plan Officer report to district member of Committee on Exam-
             inations.                                                                   fifth Street, New York, N. Y .
                                                                                   Elizabeth Heywood Wyman, Alpha '98, 456 Broad St., Bloomfield, N. J .
April 1—Alumnae chapter presidents report to District Alumnae Superin-
             tendents.                                                                                                           OFFICERS

       Active chapter president report to District Superintendent.                                                                EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
       Alumnae Adviser report to District Superintendent.
       District Alumnae Superintendent send report to Grand Vice President.        Grand President, Laura A. Hurd, Box 99. Station F . New York City.
       Historical exhibits should be ready for convention.                         Grand Secretary, Melita H . Skillen. 5902 Magnolia Ave., Chicago, III.
       Before this date active and alumnae officers should be elected. Fleet       Grand Treasurer, Katrina Overall McDonald (Mrs. C . C ) , Box 188, Hay

             able members as convention delegates and elect Grand Council             St. Louis, Mississippi.
             members.
April 3—Chapter secretary mail report to Grand Secretary. $3.00 fine.              Grand Vice President, Josephine S. Pratt, 156 West 170 St., New York
      Chapter Panhellenic Delegate mail report to National Panhellenic Dele-             City.
            gate. $2.50 fine.
April 8—Active and alumnae chapter editors and alumnae assistants mail             Grand Historian, Stella George Stern Perry (Mrs. George H . ) , 45 West
             material for May To DRAG MA to Fditor. $5.00 fine.                          35th St., New York City.
April 10—Chapter treasurer mail report to Grand Treasurer. $3.00 fine.
April 15—The Nomination Committee notifies Grand Council of nominees               Extension Officer, Rose Gardner Marx (Mrs. Ralph), 1028 Oxford St..
             for Grand Officers.                                                         Berkeley, Calif.
May 1—By this date reports of chapter elections shall be mailed to the
            Grand Secretary. $3.00 fine.                                           Examining Officer, Octavia Chapin, 102 Summer St., Medford, Mass.
      Notify Tan that you will be at convention.                                   National Panhellenic Officer. Rochelle Rodd Gachet, 402 Grace-American
May 3—Chapter secretary mail report to Grand Secretary. $3.00 fine.
May 10—Chapter treasurer mail report to Grand Secretary. $3.00 fine.                     Building. Richmond, Va.
May 15—All annual reports from active and alumnae chapters. Grand                  Editor of To Dragma, Elizabeth Bond, 213 South Atherton St., State
            Officers, District Superintendents and District Alumnae Superin-
            tendents, etc., are to be mailed by this date to the Grand Secretary.        College, Pa.
            The chapter secretary's report is to include a correct copy of the     Business Manager of To Dragma, Kathryn Bremer, 855 W. 7th St., St
            chapter by-laws. Additional $2.50 fine for omission of by-laws.
            Chapter treasurer's report is to include budget for the following            Paul, Minn.
            year. $2.50 fine.
June 1—Notify Tan that you will be at convention.                                                            DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS
                                                                                   Atlantic District ( N , A, T, E , X ,
      Alumnae chapter president report to District Alumnae Superintendent
      Active chapter president report to District Superintendent.                        Joanna D. Huntington (Mrs. James C ) , 1328 Seymour Ave., Utica,
      Alumnae Adviser report to District Superintendent.                                       N. Y.
June 3—Chapter secretary mail report to Grand Secretary. $2.50 fine.
      Chapter Panhellenic Delegate mail report to National Panhellenic Dele-       Southern District ( n . K , O, NK, N O ) .
                                                                                         Lillian Chapman Marshall (Mrs. Carl). Bay Saint Louis, Miss
            gate. $2.50 fine.
June 10—Chapter treasurer mail report to Grand Secretary. $3.00 fine.              North East Central District ( 0 , P, I. B<I>, H. Q, O n ) .
June 15—Reports of all national committees filed with Grand Secretary-                   Mildred H. McDonald (Mrs. W. T . ) . 2852 N. New Jersey St., In-
                                                                                               dianapolis, Ind.
J U N E 30-JULY 6—CONVENTION A T RADISSON INN,
                CHRISTMAS LAKE, MINNESOTA, T A U CHAP-                             North West Central District (Z, T , S ) .
                TER, UNIVERSITY O F MINNESOTA, HOS-                                      Katherine L . Mix (Mrs. Arthur), 1134 Louisiana St., Lawrence, Kan.
                TESS.
                                                                                   Pacific District (2, A, T. A * : A 2 ) .
August 8—Alumnae editors and alumnae assistants send material for Sep-                   Daisy M. Shaw (Mrs. Norman). 2924 Claremont Ave., Berkeley,
             tember To DRAGMA.                                                                 Calif.

Note carefully: All monthly reports of chapter secretaries must include                                     ALUMNAE SUPERINTENDENTS
      the customary initiation reports. On June 3rd a report marked "final"        Atlantic—Esther Baker, 8416 LefTerts Blvd., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
      must be sent in. In this especial care must be taken to report the last      Southern—Catherine Rasburv, 5005 Gaston Ave., Dallas. Texas.
      initiates of the college year. Chapter treasurers shall also send a re-      N. E . Central—Grace Gilbert (Mrs. S. H.).2714 Hartzell St., Evanston. Ill
      port marked "final," which shall be mailed as soon as the books are          N. W. Central—Mattie W. Higgins (Mrs. L . A . ) , 6547 N. 24 St., Omaha,
      closed
                                                                                         Neb.
                                                                                   Pacific—Florence R. Aitkin, 104 S. Block St., Bozeman, Mont.

                                                                                                      ALUMNAE CHAPTER MEETING DIRECTORY
                                                                                   New York

                                                                                         Pres.—Anna Elizabeth Bover, 2996 Perry Ave., N. Y . C.
                                                                                               Tel. Sedgewick 6828.

                                                                                         Meetings—First Saturday afternoon of each month. Place announced.
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