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Mount Vernon; Mary Emma James This year we have four girls in
3 ) , Crawfordsville; Rose Ellis ('33) "Campus Affairs," a revue or parody of
Vivian's sister), French Lick; Mary campus life. They are: Virginia Gentry
uth Eades ('33), Central City, Ken- ('31), Mary Frances Marson ('33),
ucky; Clara Wilson ('32), New Rich- Joyce Armstrong (30) and Virginia
Traxler ('31), Doris Bopp and Rozella
mond; Bernice Greenwalt ('33), Topeka. Smith ('31), were initiated into Pleiades,
We held fall initiation for Alice Moo- a social organization. We were quite
aw ('30), and Mildred Richardson elated to have two of the eight taken
32). Gail Glenn ('29), is back in school this year. Rozella is also a member of
etting her rhaster's degree. the Y.W.C.A. cabinet and chairman of
We have three new pins so far this the Arbutus drive, the latter of which
ear: Annalie Shaw ('30) has Bill Hep- reminds me that in the first day of the
y's Kappa Sigma pin, Joyce Armstrong drive the Alpha O's turned in the most
30) has John Creasy's Lambda Chi subscriptions.
lpha pin, and Edythe Mallory has Bill
arrard's Delta Upsilon pin. Virginia Gentry is secretary of the
Junior class, and Howarda Clarke is head
Pauline Hindsley ('30), has just been of intramural sports. Doris Bopp,
itiated into Pi Lambda Theta honorary Georgia's sister, is reading for honors in
ducational sorority, and Georgia Bopp French this year.
29), was initiated into Phi Beta Kappa
st spring. Beta Phi gave a tea for Miss Wyman
Beta Phi has been going out for Dra- during her visit to Indiana University and
matics this year—Joyce Armstrong ('30), we hope she had as pleasant a visit with
ad the part of Mrs. Probe in the play us as we had with her.
Woody's Return," which was given in
ndianapolis for the state fair, September The week after Miss Wyman left, Mrs.
-7. This play was then given here on Chase, our chaperon, gave the Beta Phi
he campus, and Mary Frances Wright Freshmen a delightful tea which we all
33), had the part of Mrs. Bean. Joyce enjoyed so much. Doris Bopp ('31), who
rmstrong also had the lead in "Daisy is head of the freshmen, poured tea.
Mayme" in which play, Mary Lou Clark
31), also had an important part. Vir- The actives gave the freshmen a Hal-
nia Traxler, Mary Lou Clark, and "Pat" lowe'en party. The freshmen then gave
Wright were in George Ade's comedv the actives a midnight party which con-
T'he College Widow." This play wa's sisted of food, dancing, and a very novel
iven in costume of the first part of the interpretation of an Apache dance, given
wentieth century and was very amusing by Mary Marson and Martha Stone.
On December 7 w-e entertained the
alumna? at a Founders' Day dinner.
Eta Wins Subscription Drive Contest
• By JULIE CARR, University of Wisconsin
It's a long time since fall rushing, but thy Wilkins, Lake Forest, Illinois, from
5 results and the names of our new Lake Forest College; Blanche Lindstedt,
ledges are the most important news Manitowoc, from Milwaukee Downer
College; Marguerite Lunceford, Chicago,
H*S' ^ e m a i ° r ' t y of o u r seventeen from Monticello Seminary; Gladys Kron-
edges are transfers from other schools. quest, Syracuse, N.Y.: Dorothy Ellen
neir names are: Mary Pitcairn, Taren- Thomas, Madison; Virginia Knauf,
»> Pa., from Wilson College; Orpha Chilton; Adeline Barstow, Menominee,
wchhffe, Racine, from Carroll College; Mich.; and Betty Ann Davey, Mansfield,
Wilhelmina Reynolds, Philadelphia, Pa., Ohio.
Isabel Thomson, Englewood,
•J-, both from Smith College; Betty Shirley Gay, San Antonio, Texas, trans-
ianey, Milwaukee, from Marquette ferred from Pi chapter at Sophie New-
ffiversity; Pauline Waterman, Syca- comb college to Wisconsin. Dorothy
ore. Illinois, from Wells Hurst is a transfer from Theta chapter
hathcrine Bach and Virginia College; at DePauw University.
Schmidt,
Glee Durand is quite busy with her
duties as president of Theta Sigma Phi.
Other members of Eta have been busy
