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TO DRAGMA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 141

entertained with a Hallowe'en party f o r the other pledges on the campus.
The house was decorated beautifully with leaves, cornstalks, pumpkins,
black cats and witches. Mary Elizabeth Davies gave one of her charming
dances and Alice Reeves played on the violin.

We are so proud of our house after a hectic week of painters and
paper-hangers who insisted in getting in our way while we attempted to
attend classes despite the major attraction at home. The result is worth
all the inconveniences; for lovely tan paper, ivory woodwork, silk pongee
curtains, light shades, and black and gold velvet drapes improve the at-
mosphere immensely. We wish you were all coming to see us soon.

The week preceeding the vacation was a busy one with a special Uni-
versity service, a celebration on the campus featuring a large Christmas
tree and bands of carollers, the Y. W . C. A . Christmas party f o r the
Greencastle school children, culminating the last night in a delightful
Christmas cozy f o r the pledges at the house. Mrs. Chilton and Mrs. G.
A. Cox, our last year's chaperon, were the guests of honor and were just
as young as any of the girls f o r this last get-to-gether.

And I almost forgot to say that we initiated six of the pledges in
November, and are eagerly looking forward to the time next month when
the other six may really become A . O. Pi's.

PERSONALS

Margaret Safford has been made one of the editors of the Depauw
magazine.

Ebba Anderson is now a member of French Club.
Mary Hester had one of the important roles in the Duzer D u (Dra-
matic Fraternity) play.
Mary Meloy was initiated into M u Phi Epsilon.
Golda Larkin has gone into business, in addition to carrying her
Senior work, by buying half interest in the Porcelain A r t Shop.
Helen Rieffe is playing now in the University Orchestra.
Barbara Beeson was elected to History Club.

Margaret Safford acted as Soccer Manager f o r the Junior team.

ENGAGEMENTS

Betty Foster '24 to Emerson Smith, Delta Sigma Psi.
Kathryn Safford '24 to Frank Young, Sigma Nu.
Mary Meloy '24 to Paul Fewell, Psi Omega (Dental Fraternity.)
Mary Elizabeth Davies '25 to Ralph Boyd, Delta Tau Delta.

BARBARA BEESON.

DELTA—JACKSON COLLEGE
A O Pi was well in evidence on Registration Day, although the
chapter suffered a great loss when fifteen girls graduated. We certainly
do miss the '22 class, and it helped a lot to have some of them back
during rushing. But seniors were not our only losses. " B " Bishop '23
stole a march on us this summer when she married "Dave" Snow Tufts
'21. They're living in Cleveland, and " B " is getting her degree at Western