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Chairman of the Dinner Committee, to those who so kindly con-
tributed their talents to the evening's program and to her Com-
mittee comprised of Salome Schwertley Bratton, Zeta, Ruth
Coughlin Eastman, Iota, Mary S. Meeker, Nu, and Arleta K i r -
Hn, Rho.

Again, this year, we had Margaret Perry Maxwell of Zeta
with us and were entranced, as always, with the loveliness of
her voice. She sang f o r us—"Contemplation" by Widor, " M y
Love is a Muleteer" by di Nodero and "Wake-up" by Phillip.
Kay Jenkins and Thelma Robertson of Chi very charmingly
entertained us with an interpretation of " A Mid-night Fantasy."
And last of all but with no less thrill came the moment when,
with hands and hearts joined in union, we sang the last verse
of "Once More United" and reluctantly bid our farewells.

GLADYS COMBS TERRY, Epsilon.

THESE GIRLS ATTENDED T H E FOUNDER'S DAY BANQUET
I N NEW YORK CITY

ALPHA Anna Elizabeth Boyer
Julia L . Tillinghast
Stella G. S. Perry Mary Louise Hingsberg
Helen St. Clair Mullan Helen E. Wall
Jessie Wallace Hughan Helen Joy Cochrane
Elizabeth Heywood Wyman Helen Patricia Schelnin
Josephine S. Pratt Lillian W . Culvas
Wilma V. Pollock Helen M . Schlauch
Louise Sillcox Marjorie Fitzpatrick
Beatrice Anderson Moses Grace L . Garin
Jean Wick (Adams) Peg Drake
Julie F. Froatz
Nu Edna M . Haines
Daisy Gaus
Frances V . Froatz Emma J. M . Earp
Marian A. Vineburg Gertrude Ryder Bennett
Edith M . McGary
Enid Watts ZETA
Ruth Gloria Lawlor
Gertrude M . Hook Salome Schwertley Bratton
Anna Jane Hughes Margaret Perry Maxwell
Lucile Burton
Norma Ethel Benger SIGMA
Dorothy Winifred Scully
Virginia Little Eva Alia Marty
Agnes C. Tufverson Dorothy Clarke Mills
Mary S. Meeker Helen N . Henry