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or squad, and Margaret Dorr made Land. Leonore Bloomquist was in charge,
ophomore team. Harriet, Norma, and and the dance was a financial and a social
Margaret were chosen on the All-Star success. On the following day, after the
eam, and Harriet and Norma made Var- Illinois game, we held "Open House."
ty. Ann Teuscher is on the Varsity A few days later Alice Thomson was
Hockey team, and Jessie Lou Butler is hostess again, and this time her guests
n Freshman squad. Ann is also head were the girls who live at the house.
f Apparatus and is on the W.AA. nom- November 16 found many AOn's at
nating board. Peggy Parker has earned the house, for it was the date of Rho
er minor N in W.A.A. To gain this Corporation banquet. Many alumna;
istinction a thousand points are re- were there, as were all the actives and
uired. pledges. We gave an alumna; tea on the
Our social schedule for this fall has following Sunday. And with December
een well filled. I n October the actives 7 came Founders' Day. The account of
ive a dance in Evanston for the pledges. our celebration is elsewhere. Our guest
he Hallowe'en decorations were pretty of honor at the banquet and at a tea
nd appropriate, and from the comments which we held on Sunday was Wilma
We think that the pledges had a good Smith Leland, To DRAGMA editor. We
ime. On November 1 we had a sub- hope that she will come to see us often
cription dance at Mira Lago, No Man's now that she has moved nearer to us.
Lambda Girls Are Initiated in Honorary Societies
Bv CLAIRE PIERCE
We have two recent initiates into hon- successful "black and white" dance. This
orary societies. Adele Gist ('30), who color scheme is becoming traditional for
ust announced her engagement to Greg- Lambda's fall dance.
ry Davis, (S A E), is a member of Phi
Beta Kappa, and Beth Pinkston belongs We ended this quarter's activities with
o Theta Sigma Phi, women's journalistic our annual Christmas party. I t is a
orority. regular part of our philanthropic work
to entertain about twenty children from
Our social calendar has been very full Palo Alto with all the features of a real
his quarter. We have been hostesses at Christmas.
wo teas, one for the new women, and
he other honoring Mrs. Herrington, who The cast of "The Ivory Door" pro-
e home again from Europe, and Mrs. duced recently on the campus, included
Templeton, who was our housemother Lucile Morgan, one of our freshmen. We
or many years. We also gave a very are very proud of Lucile and believe she
shows great promise of success.
Iota Pledges Twenty-iwo Girls at Fall Rush
By MARY ALICE MACMILLAN, University of Illinois
After a more or less hectic week of Ind.; Beatrice La Velle ('33), Oak Park;
P>rate luncheons, snow dinners, colonial Dorothy Ruth Miller ('31), Cairo;
Lbreakfasts, and the like, we were glad Gladys Neunuebel ('33), Ruth Page
o welcome twenty-two new pledges at ('33), and Ruth Reed ('33), all of Chi-
ur formal dinner. Their names are: cago; Mary Seibert ('33), Ashly; Harriet
Thompson ('32), Park Ridge; and Betty
race Allen ('32), Aurora; Gladys An- Walker ('33), Shelbyville. A little later
derson ('33), Chicago; Ruth Baldwin in the semester we pledged Grace Kar-
stans ('33), of Chicago.
33), River Forest; Anna Louise Beatty
112), Alton; Marion Camp ('32), River The campus has seemed exceptionally
orest; Janet Egly ('33), Fort Wayne, busy this year with the Army game,
nd-; Elizabeth Evans ('31), Berwyn; Homecoming, and the Chicago game com-
orothy Jane Fogwell ('31), Decatur; ing one right after the other. For about
WMS Fox ('33), Chicago Heights; Anita four weeks, it was the usual thing each
*rench C33), Chicago; Leona Goodman week-end to have a house full of guests.
* 3 3 ) , Champaign; Ellen Jones (32), I t was nice to meet the A Oil's who
^ntoul; Florence Hook ('32), Grays- came down from Michigan, as well as
cke; Florence Koegel ('33), Fort Wayne,
