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<OS PI, H. SOPHIE NEWCOMB MEMORIAL COLLEGE
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U5Hm. 888888*8888888888 P i Chapter is so happy, so very happy. M a r c h pledging, f o r the
first time at Newcomb. was tried this year and has proven a big
t>. success. As her share, P i is glad t o introduce to you a l l , three of the
most splendid girls at college: Ellen Jett, Mary Renaud, and Corinne
> Chalaron. I n i t i a t i o n cannot take place before registration as
<z a sophomore, b u t i n the meantime, the girls w i l l be just imbued
with our A O I I spirit which w i l l make their initiation even more
> sacred to them. By the time this letter is published, there most proba-
On time bly w i l l be another " f u t u r e " A O IT to announce. O n account o f
On time half a condition the aforementioned was unable to be bid, but as soon
as the condition is made up—but I ' l l wait and t e l l you i n the next
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On time Pi has been very active these past months. H a v e you heard about
On time our work with the immigrants? The D . A . R.'s have opened a school
for immigrants, and Anna Many offered to supply teachers f o r them.
Late She came straight to us, and t o l d us we were all to be teachers—but
Late really, we didn't mind. Every week two actives, along with several
On time of our alumnae, go down to the Y. M . C. A . B u i l d i n g , where the classes
Late are conducted, and teach just about anything f r o m a b c's to advanced
On time psysiography. The immigrants range from sixteen to sixty, or over,
Second but how interested they are i n their w o r k ! Besides our enjoyment
On time of the work of enlightenment and revelation towards these foreigners,
On time we, at the same time, are getting splendid t r a i n i n g as school-ma'ams.
Late There are seven of us who graduate ( I won't say leave Newcomb or
On time the fraternity, f o r that's impossible) i n June, and exactly seven of
Late us who intend to teach.
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A t the suggestion of A O I I , our local Panhellenic has adopted a
NOVEMBER, 1916 DECEMBER, 1916 On time French war orphan this year. I t costs about f o r t y dollars a year per
Late orphan. W e ' l l tell you just as soon as we f i n d out what our baby's
name is—until now, it's just lovingly "our Panhellenic Baby."
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On time We've had such lovely parties this year. Some of them were, per-
On time haps, a little selfish, but we couldn't help but limit a few "just to
On time ourselves." M i l d r e d Renshaw's supper came first of a l l , then Evelyn
Pigott's birthday luncheon. Mrs. O. McNeese (Cleavie Dupre) gave
Late a big, d e l i g h t f u l rushing party at her home. We gave our rushees
On time a luncheon "a l a Japonaise" on the last day of the mid-term exami-
On time nations. A n d best o f a l l , we went on a—how shall I say? W e l l ,
On time this is what we d i d : The evening before the bids went out, a l l of
On time us went f o r a supper on the levee. T h e spot, on the banks of the
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