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By DOROTHY A N N F E Y E R H E R M , University of Oklahoma                                 the
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   We held a very successful rush and       nouncement of Lucille Young, one of            he
pledged eight girls. Greta and Alberta      our outstanding pledges, to Robert M c -       got
Faucette, Marie Taylor and Hanna Belle      Crum, Delta Chi. We were sorry to lose         ho
White are from Oklahoma City, Mahle         Lucille, but hope that she w i l l be happy.
Eddy, Big Spring, Texas, Ersul Barnes,                                                     ple
Topton, Oklahoma, Abbe De Shazo, A r -         We have added three new members to          for
kansas. We owe some of our rushing          our active chapter list. We were proud         An
success to four charming girls f r o m N u  that these three were all able to make         Ch
Kappa, and one f r o m Kappa Omicron        their 3.5 average for initiation, Dorothy      ch
who were here during rush .                 Ann Feyerherm ('32), Alliene Crudging-         we
                                            ton ('30), and Loa Le Davis ('32).             rep
   Xi's new home also helped during rush.                                                  Ch
Distinctive features are its new icicle        After three weeks rushing we pledged        by
ceiling, its sunny sun room, and best of    Katharine Bettle, Big Spring, Texas,           an
all its spacious chapter room. We have      Dorothy Boatwright, Porter, Oklahoma,          she
learned rumors, not a few, that our house   ('31), and Hazel De Shazo, Arkansas            wa
is the prettiest one on the campus, but     ('32). The last two were initiated after       are
of course we all knew that before.          six weeks on advanced standing.                tak
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   A very interesting event was an-            We have just held our impressive            on
nounced in June which was not altogether    Founders' Day Banquet, and i t has i n - ,     of
unexpected. This was the wedding an-        spired us to continue work w i t h greater     Jus
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By M . MCGARVEY, University of Maryland                                                    Ell
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   Pwhew! We surely have been busy          on either side extending the whole lengths     add
and still we aren't through! We just        of the house. On the left side, there is I     Mo
pledged thirteen girls, with all the in-    port-cochere. The downstairs consists of a     wil
conveniences of a jaded house, no house     large living room with two fireplaces, a;      me
meals, and no money. We're trying to        sun parlor, chaperon's and guest's rooms;1     bef
erect a mansion, and we're distressingly    and bath, sunken dining room w i t h fire^
'"broke." However the new girls are         place, kitchen. Upstairs, ten study!              W
going to make ideal Alpha O's.              rooms, two large baths, pressing room          like
                                            and maid's quarters. The t h i r d floor is:   a
   I guess I had better tell you of our     where we sleep—hospital style. When-?          we
summer activities. We had meetings          finished it w i l l be valued at $55,000, and  gif
every two weeks at the homes of the         it is expected to be the show place oil        gar
hospitable girls, and here we planned our   College Park. We are being aided b y j         ette
rushing schedule and the financing of our   several men learned in finances and the        sha
soon-to-be castle. Our annual dance         issuing of bonds. Having twenty-fivej          boo
that opens Maryland's social season was     girls rooming in the house, we find the|       spa
also planned, successfully, for we had a    expense w i l l not exceed that of o u r j     pv
large crowd and cleared $250.               original quarters.                             "Pa
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   I think that by this time you should be     We dressed dolls for Santa Claus to dis-
ready to ask what is all this about a new   tribute among some poor children, anda            T
house. Well, the Alpha O's will occupy      had a Christmas Party for several chil-        °ur
a large brick house in College Park, one    dren of a very needy family, as we d o j       toa
block from the Boulevard, to your right.    every year for our branch of philan- ,j
I t is a three-story colonial type home     thropic work.                                     S
with four large pillars and an open porch                                                  Von
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Tan Delta Gives Clever Rush Parties

By E V E L Y N C O F F I N , Birmingham-Southern  University

   The old scribe is on the job again.      thrills of the silver screen in comparatives
Mary Mabry, who is looking after            quiet, informed us that her duties at tbel
youngsters while their mothers enjoy the    Alabama were quite exacting, and thatj
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