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Fox Squyres, as one of the charter mem- Marjorie Stafford ('24); Edna White g
bers of X i gave us the local color, and McClain ('23); Winnifred Spencer ('271; c
Helene Grasted Godwin the national Lucille Hogue ('29); Mary Elizabeth
background. The fraternity love song Goode ('29); Hazel Graham ('28); Mary
was sung by Dorothy Ann Feyerhern. Beth Grisso ('26); and M a r y Olive Mc-
Givney. We feel that each of you needs
As a result of our efforts to have each to be affiliated w i t h us as much as we
Alpha 0 in the state affiliated with an need your co-operation and support.
alumnae chapter the following eight girls Won't you, too, send in your dues and
are now non-resident members of Okla- be one of us when the time arrives for
homa City Alumnae chapter: Marian "van the next To DRAGMA letter?
Griethuysen ('28); Alma Guild ('27);
Chicago South Shore Alumnce Plan House for
Crippled Children
By B E L L E M . H A W K E R
This year the South Shore Alumna; and Jane Hood served a delicious dinner
meet at 6:30 for dinner, three hostesses at Lucretia's home. They entertained
presiding, the second Tuesday of each us w i t h bridge afterward.
month.
Reports f r o m the rummage sale proved
Katherine Clements, Janet Weissmiller it a success in every way.
and Belle M . Hawker were hostesses f o r
the September meeting at the latter's The December meeting w i l l be in the
home. A jolly crowd was present and form of Founders' Day .Banquet. It
an interesting program planned for the w i l l be held at the Plaissance Hotel. A p -
year. propriate toasts and a ritual meeting will
be features of the program.
At the October meeting, Mellie Moffit,
Helen Beazell, and Lucille McCauley We hope to get enough money to build
were hostesses at Mellie's home. The an Alpha O house f o r crippled tubercular
itinerary for the Christmas card books children at their camp in Plymouth, I n -
was agreed upon and definite arrange- diana. I f anyone can give us any sug-
ments were made to hold a rummage sale gestions other than rummage sales, card
in November. parties, Christmas card sales, or theater
benefits we shall be delighted to receive
Tuesday, November 12, Helen Wolfe them.
Madison Alumnce I hi ve Supper Meetings
By MILDRED E . W l R K A
The Madison Alumnae chapter opened and we followed out one of those sug-
this year of meetings with a dinner on gestions by having two active members
October 9 at the College Women's Club. present at this first meeting. This plan
After a lovely dinner in the dining room does seem to promote a finer spirit of
we adjourned to the library. The usual co-operation between the active chapter
plans for the year were first discussed as and the alumnae chapter.
follows: that each member should pay
f i f t y cents at each meeting that the The second meeting took place at the
meetings should take place on the second home of Garnet Lowe on November 13
Wednesday of each m o n t h ; and that each with Florence Anderson and Betty Hie-
meeting should begin with a supper at stand acting as assistant hostesses. The
6:30 o'clock with three members acting supper was followed by a short business
as hostesses. A f t e r these details were out meeting, the main point of discussion be-
of the way, Mary Rennebohm enter- ing the best possible way to raise money
tained us w i t h a most interesting descrip- this year. Several things were suggested]
tion of her experiences at convention. such as theater benefit party, a benefit
Her account made us all wish that we bridge, and a hope chest, the latter which
coujd have been there. Of course, we we have found so successful before. We
were interested in the various suggestions had such a delightful time playing bridge
made at convention for alumnae chapters, that it was very late when the party
broke up. M r s . Fishburn, the house-
