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Homecoming committees, tickets, and awards
and decorations. Mary is a member of the
Woman's League social committee. Hedvic
Lenc is one of "dem wot rate" on this campus
and was invited to attend the Axe-Grinders'
ball, exclusive to raters. Hedvic is chairman
of the social committee of Woman's League.
She was general chairman of the booth's com-
mittee for the Y.W.C.A. Doll Show and is
chairman of the Mothers' Day reception com-
mittee. Florine Petri was elected vice presi-
dent of AAA and was toastmistress of AAA
initiation banquet. She is a member of the
social service committee, the finance commit-
tee, and captain of the finance drive at the
Y.W.C.A. She was on the ticket committee
of the Y.W.C.A. Doll Show. Florine was a
member of the badge committee f o r Home-
coming and of the reception committee for
Dads' Day. She has been initiated into Shi-ai
and is a member of the decorations commit-
tee of the All-University meeting. Florine is
working on the editorial staff of the Illio and tion. Addie was on the floor committee for
is a member of the Sophomore Cotillon com-
mittee. Jean Dragoo is a junior assistant to
the woman's editor of The Daily Mini and
was pledged to 02*. She is a member of
Torch and rated Axe-Grindcrs. Beth Fowler
is working on the editorial staff of the Illio. Annie Boisseau, Lida Stokes and Julia Dod-
Doris Overturf is a member of the finance
committee, hostess committee, and all-associa-
tion committee at the Y.W.C.A. Betty Ross
was property mistress of "Good Morning,
Dearie," Mask and Bauble production, and
chairman of the house committee o f "Gold in
the Hills." Helen Murphy was a member of
the property committee of "Gold in the Hills,"
and she worked on scenery f o r "Good Morn-
ing, Dearie." Helen is also a member of
Torch. Janet Creutz is a member of the
senior cap and gown committee, and she was
a member of the Charity Ball committee.
Louise Mollman was elected president of the
Y.W.C.A. Girl Reserve Committee and is a
member of the Y.W.C.A. reception commit-
tee. Ruth Ferguson rated Axe-Grinders' Ball
and was a member of the scenery committee
f o r "Yellow Jackets." She was one of the
five women chosen f o r the finals f o r Junior Knickerbocker in Hollywood, the n i g h t be-
Prom Queen and was a member of the Junior
Prom Committee. She was a member of the
Charity Ball committee. Lois Davis is work-
ing on the business staff of the Illio. She was alumna? and active chapters at a formal ban-
a member of the cast of "Gold in the Hills,"
and "Good Morning, Dearie." She is chair-
man of the fashions revue of Dolphin. Lois
is a member of Terrapin. Amieta Meislahn
was initiated into 2A* and was in the cast of
"Yellow Jackets." Dorothy Massman is work-
ing on the editorial staff of the Illio.
K—Addie Cunningham was elected chairman
of Judiciary Committee at Randolph-
Macon; Edith Pfeiffer, president of Y.W.
C.A.; Nancy Gates, treasurer of Y.W.C.A.,
and Mary Hurt, treasurer of the Student Body
Association in the May elections. Margaret
Martin is president of the freshman class.
Four of the pledges are members of the fresh-
man Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. Alice Allen and Ann
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McKinley were elected to Sock and Buskin
dramatic club. Mattie Todd Little was man-
ager of the freshman basketball team and be-
wlohnigcsh to the all star team. In the wedding
solemnizes the union between the fresh-
man and junior classes, Margaret Martin was
the bride, Ann McKinley the maid-of-honor
Lolita Hodges a bridesmaid, and Alice Allen
the ring-bearer. Man,' Hurt was in charge
of the music. Edith Christain was a grooms^
man f o r the juniors. Five of the pl^dpes are
members of the Glee Club. Our Founders'
Day was celebrated at the house with a sup-
per. On October 21 the juniors gave their
annual play. Nancy Gates was soloist, Mary
Hurt musician, and Edith Christain was in
charge of costumes. Sue Wood and Janice
Hunt were in the cast of the sophomore play.
Cora Craddock, Mary Randolph and May
Crute had parts in the German Christmas
play. Addie Cunningham and E. A. Pfeiffer
were in the receiving line f o r the senior recep-
the Christmas Dance. Our District Superin-
tendent, Ann Sale, visited the chapter recently.
The chapter gave a Panhellenic tea f o r her.
Among the alumna? back to visit during the
year have been Kitty Coulbourn, Louise Wolff,
son.
KG—Our pledges are very active on the U.C. INNEAPOLTS JOURNAL PHOTO
L.A. campus, due to the efforts of Mar-
When Minnesota played Northwestern, Tau Chapter zisited WM^g^
jorie Alice Lenz, activity chairman, who has
established a most interesting point system. Foote and Mary Stone enjoyed the hospitality.
Stella Wilhelm has been pledged to A X A ,
economics honorary. Marjorie Gilmore won
the scholarship ring given by the Mothers'
Club to the undergraduate making the high-
est grades. Our faculty adviser, Miss Martha
K. Deane, is making such a name f o r herself
that we can not fail to speak of her. She
has been chosen to play in "Moon and Six-
pence" at the Pasadena Community Playhouse.
Harriet Stone ('36), president of the pledges,
managed a lovely dinner dance with which
the pledges entertained the actives at Hotel
fore Christmas vacation. She was assisted by
Mary Ellen Kirk, Portia Young and Sara Sim-
cox. Founders' Day was celebrated by the
quet given at the Women's Athletic Club.
Jane Graham, president of the Los Angeles
Alumna? Chapter, was in charge.
A—Returning to Stanford for the autumn Glady I.unn, Chi. is president of 1 X A , Gala Peed, Alpha Gamma, is
term, members of Lambda wrere informed public school art honorary, and ts on president of TB, business ad-
the honor roll of The SJwol of Fine ministration honorary, TAX, Ad
by the administration of the University that Club, and is chairman of the
for the second consecutive year they had re- Arts at Syracuse. finance committee of Ad Club.
ceived the highest scholarship rating of any
sorority on the campus. Helping towards the
attainment of this honor were the election of
Harriet Pillsbury ('33) to #BK and the selec-
tion of Louise Ruggles ('34), Martha Springer
('35), and Louise Avery Whitaker ('35), to
receive Lower Division honors. The latter
compares to a junior organization of <f>BK.
But the list of extra-curricular activities in
which Lambda's members participate proves