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istrict Superintendent, who came to on, and the chapter was to be made a
Cincy" and walked straight into the member immediately. We are very
earts of us w h o compose this child, happy over the warm welcome we are
heta Eta. Miss W y m a n has told you of getting everywhere.
a t visit so we w o n ' t repeat. On the On Thanksgiving, we, feeling so f u l l
st night of their visit, we gave a f o r - of gratitude for our good fortune, de-
al banquet at the Gibson Hotel, at cided to try to make others a little
hich everyone was unusually happy un- happier too, and so we sent money to
the Y.W.C.A. to help make up Thanks-
the end, when we had to say " A u giving baskets to be given to some poor
evoir" to our most delightful guests. family. At Christmas, Theta Eta gave a
There was the picnic supper, given Christmas basket to a poor family.
the lovely home of the parents of Theta Eta made one gala day of its
rances Ivins Rich (Omega), one of our first Founders' Day. I n the afternoon,
onsors. Here, everyone had a rollick- our t w o pledges Katherine Johnson, and
g good time, and hated to have to Edith Krumme, who were formally
ave when the end of the evening pledged last October, were initiated. Fol-
me. Then, Amelia Seufferle K a u f m a n lowing the initiation, there was a ban-
Omega), who is also one of our spon- quet at the Gibson Hotel, and then after
rs, gave an earthquake bridge at her a talk given by Ermina Smith Price
eautiful home in Westwood. This was ( I o t a ) , who is one of our sponsors, the
rush party too, and all enjoyed the new chapter had a theater party.
nd exciting way of playing bridge. There
as also a bridge luncheon f o r rushees Ruby Doench was one of the few girls
taken into the Girls' Glee Club this
the Mariemont Inn, at Mariemont, f a l l . She also made the U . C. W o m -
hio, which is the model t o w n built an's Debate Team. Besides these ac-
veral years ago by Mrs. M a r y Emery complishments, R u b y is a fine violinist,
and is always asked to play at the dif-
Cincinnati. ferent teas and other affairs at the U n i -
versity.
A big surprise was in store for Theta
ta when the news came that its petition
or local Panhellenic had been voted up-
Jfere ^Are the ^Alumnae Superintendents
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enasha. A six-year old son and a are well acquainted with her, and isn't
ry adorable three-year old Susan keep it easier to confide in one you k n o w ?
r busy, too. W i t h her splendid sense
Joyce Cheney Stevens (Gamma Ex.
humor and kindly patience she is 1912), writes sketchingly of herself, but
apable of helping untie some knotty f r o m her few words and many omis-
fficulties, if occasion demands. sions, we know y o u ' l l find her charming.
M a r y Gertrude Maniey is an Indiana- She was registered in the University of
Maine for two years; then upon request
graduating from the University in of Dean Stevens who seemed to think
2 4 . She took a course in Fine Arts, she wasn't progressing, she transferred
eparing to teach it. Oil painting to Leland Powers, a school of drama
mused her, she says, and she continued and speech, where she says, she should
have been long before. Ten years later
study upon graduation. She still en- she tasted sweet revenge by marrying
ys painting. Her fraternity w o r k has Dean Stevens' son and settling herself
en varied. I n her senior year she was on the edge of his campus. Gamma was
esident of the Campus Panhellenic delighted to hear of her appointment;
ouncil and a member of Pheiades. She we suspect you w i l l all be before long!
s served as president and vice presi-
n t of the Indianapolis Alumna: chap- A n d so you know all of them now—
Lilian Force Fletcher, Pacific Coast; L u -
and is on the permanent advisory cile Haertel, Midwestern District; Mar-
mmittee for Beta Theta chapter. A garet Spengler, Great Lakes; M a r y Ger-
trude Maniey, Ohio Valley; and Mamie
u o f t h e ^investigating Committee Baskervill, Southern.
helped to inspect Theta Eta and was
h a t " our baby1 3 t
the instaIlation 01
apter. Three chapters in her district

