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dances during the week-ends, there is always a great scramble at
the beginning of the year to sign up for dance dates in the Date Book.
We secured January thirtieth for our formal, and since the invitations
went out last week, we are already getting excited about the dance.

One o f our seniors, Eileen Everett, has received several honors
lately. She was elected president of the Campus Lane Clinic Auxil-
iary. I t is a society which co-operates with the Lane Clinic Aux-
iliary, which is connected with the Stanford Medical School, to keep
a social service worker from Stanford in the Lane Hospital in San
Francisco. Eileen was also elected by the local association as dele-
gate to the Christian Student Volunteer Convention to be held at
Kansas City this Christmas. And best of all, Eileen is to be the
Young Women's Christian Association Secretary at Stanford next
year.

Lambda chapter has one wedding and several engagements to
announce. Chettana Nesbitt, '12, was married on November 5 to
Lee Scott Border, a construction engineer in the navy. They are
to be in Shanghai and the Philippines for two years. Alma Eaton
ex-'15, has announced her engagement to Jerome D. Peters, '12.
They are to be married in January. Bertha Knapp, '10, is engaged
to Harrison George, '10. Natalie Ferand, '11, is engaged to Dr.
William Warner of New York, and will be married December 31.

The house birthday and Christmas tree was naturally the last fun
before final examination week. I t proved to be the jolliest and most
Christmasy of anniversaries, and many beautiful gifts were made to
the house.

Lambda extends best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year
to all her sister chapters.

IOTA. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
At last we are through with examinations and we have a few
days to rest our minds before second semester begins, Wednesday,
Feb. 11. Most of the girls have gone home for a short vacation. Five
of us are left to take care of the house.

Since our last letter several new girls have joined our ranks. We
initiated Gladys Saffel, '16, and have pledged Leola Goodmann, '14,
Katharine Buenger, '16, Atha Wood, '17, Marie Caldwell, '17, Mate
Giddings, "17, Mabel Dallenbach, '17.

Iota will give an informal dinner and dance Feb. 14. We are
very glad to welcome eight of our alumna? girls and five of our Rho
sisters at that time. I t certainly is fine that we have a sister chapter
so near. Tuesday evening is our post-exam jubilee. Each fraternity