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nd we got seven fine girls. Carolyn The pledges gave the chapter one
enjoyable party at the lodge the other
McKellar, Elizabeth Hogan, Virginia night. I t was in the form of a kid
emuth, Mary McKellar, Emmy Lou party and really many childish pranks
were played.
anks, Elizabeth Beasley, and Martha
McFerrin. We had an open house in Our chapter loses three girls, two in
heir honor, and everyone on the cam- February and one in June. Cupid seems
us thoroughly enjoyed i t . I t was the to have found his mark among our girls
this year. Eleanor Tucker and Charlotte
irst party of the new term to be given. Bruce are to be married in the spring
and Louise Mayo in June.
The alumna; had a lovely buffet sup-
er in the house. The pledges were the
uests of honor.
Alpha RIw Girls Win Activity and Scholarship Cups
By ELIZABETH STOUT, Oregon State College
We have eight charming neophytes: the house donned brilliant balloons
ary Collins, Margaret Dowley, Claudia and festoons of serpentine for the
annual pledge "Outburst." Supremacy
untin, Betty Frazier, Elizabeth Gabler, was given to the freshmen, who
athrine Conkle, Margaret Sanman, and spent the evening dancing and making
Naomi Mayfield. The zest w i t h which merry without the restraint of up-
hese girls have entered campus activities perclassmen.
ould lead one to think this was their Next the house was elegantly trans-
nly recreation. Margaret Dowley has formed into "Hotel De A 0 I I " for the
eceived an appointment on the Beaver, "Belle Hop," our fall informal. A bell-
e college annual, staff, and Claudia, Na- hop welcomed the gentlemen guests, took
mi, and Kathrine have been placed on them to the "checkroom" to remove their
he Directory staff. Kathrine Conkle coats, and then directed them to the desk
ko was appointed an assistant on the to register. I t was a successful dance;
dignified, yet informal.
arometer, the college daily paper, staff.
aomi and Kathrine have been active i n Now I ' l l hurry you to the banquet
room of the Benton Hotel to our Foun-
e Madrical Club. ders' Day banquet, December 8. Tall
candles . . . . poinsettias . . . . dainty cock-
However, the freshmen will have to tails . . . . bright formals . . . . above all,
ke long strides to keep up w i t h the spiritual expressions . . . . oh, it was
pper classmen, f o r there are no laggers beautiful, our Founders' Day banquet.
mong them. The Sophomore cup for H o w close we felt to each other, and
Ctivity was won by Bessie Stout, and how sincerely, within ourselves, we
e Freshman cup for scholarship was promised to strive.
on by Delva Chandler.
Let me give you a few glimpses of
Nlr social functions this fall term. First
Chi Delta Prepares to Move Into Nezu House
By MARY VIRGINIA W E L L S , University of Colorado
Chi Delta chapter is planning to move effort, and has done invaluable work.
to their $45,000 home in January. Violette is taking a master's degree in
The house w i l l be ready immediately history this year.
Pon our return after the Christmas
olidays. I t is built in English style, We have nine new pledges. They are
d w i l l be one of the most attractive Harriet Beagle of Midwest, Wyo., who
n the hill. The Delta Delta Delta house is a freshman in the music school; Virgie
* next to ours, and the two are con- Sappenfield of Boulder, a sophomore;
ected by a low wall. The houses are of Frances Raynolds of Denver, a junior
nich the same architecture and material, who is prominent in the work of the U n i -
d they make a very attractive com- versity Women's Club; Mildred Paine,
o a t i o n . Alpha O is the last sorority on who graduated from South Denver high
ne hill t 0 either build or remodel. last year; Rachel Entzminger of Douglas,
V i o l e t t e Ward, our president, has been Wyo., and Trieva Nuttall of Gebo, Wyo.,
ne leading spirit in our efforts for a new who were both valedictorians of their
ouse. She has given much time and classes last year; M a r y Orr of Leadville,
Colo., a music major; Ruth Costello, of
