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Wayland Bailey, Ray E. Harris, Lester Roachdale; Verna Dean Bennett, Nell
Smith, Clarence Scholl, Harry Champ, Covalt, Alda Jane Weedward and
Francis Smith, James Wagner, Conway Dorothy Bennett, all of Fort Wayne;
Yockey, Lloyd Messersmith, James Hannah B. Neal, Bloomington; Georgia
Mayfield, Miles Stevens, Clem Price, and Batt, Terre Haute; Katherine Davis,
Richard Mills, and Misses Geraldine New Albany; and Alpha Williams and
Kindig, Mary Gertrude Manley, Mar- Musett Hammond, both of Greencastle,
garet McLean, Florence Jones, Lucille and Mesdames Robert Ellis, Blooming-
Bauernseind, Julia Tindall, Miriam ton ; Herold T . Ross, Greencastle; C. S.
Schad and Dorothy Swift. Kortepeter, Southport; Shockley Lock-
ridge, Bloomington; C. D. Richards,
"Out-of-town alumnae attending were Kokomo, and Philip Mitchell, Rush-
Misses Elizabeth M . Proud, Greencastle; ville."
Louise Hutt Jenkinson, M t . Vernon;
Elizabeth Smith, Evansville; Jane The new officers elected f o r the en-
Farmer, Greencastle; Claire G. Cook, suing year are: Ethel Malloch (Beta
Mooresville; Jean Catherine Green, Theta), president; Ruth Lindenborg
Pekin; Merceda Covalt, Kokomo; (Beta Theta), vice president; Marion
Vivian Shough, Newcastle; Clara Grace, Olive (Iota), treasurer; Beatrice Harris
Fort Wayne; Junia Blair, Blooming- (Beta Phi), secretary; Mary Morrison
ton; Madeline Snoddy, Covington; Obear (Theta), To DRAGMA editor; and
Mina Mae Bartley, Greencastle; Louise Mary Gertrude Manley (Beta Phi),
and Mildred Humphreys, Bicknell; lone Panhellenic delegate. Formal Installa-
H . Agnew, Chicago; Florence Hostetter, tion was held April 10.
New Orleans Alunincc Inaugurates a Put-Put Tournament
By ROSAMOND H I L L SCHNEIDAU
This winter we have been following meetings were held, teas were given, and
the plan of having alternate afternoon various opportunities made for our
and evening meetings, the latter for the getting together, discussing our prob-
benefit of those of us who are busy all lems, and plans for solving them.
day long. So far, it has worked out
very well. Then too, we inaugurated a collegiate
and intersorority "Put-Put" tournament
At our February meeting, Miss Dilts, at a nearby golf course. The actives
child welfare nurse, gave us a most inter- helped nobly; much spirit was shown,
esting talk on the work of the child cups were awarded to the winning stu-
welfare nurses, and especially on the dent, and to the winning sorority, and
work done by the clinics maintained by our share of the proceeds meant $40
our Alumna; chapter. for our clinic fund. Credit for the idea,
and for the splendid management of the
March was a busy month. At the tournament,'should go to Helen Bovard
regular meeting the following new Franklin.
officers were elected: Charlotte Voss,
president; Louise Church, vice presi- A t the April meeting, arrangements
dent ; Jean English, secretary; Margaret were made f o r volunteer alumnae
Pedrick, treasurer; Marion Moise, chap- workers to assist the Tulane Child
ter editor; Grace Gillean, in charge of Guidance Clinic in collecting data on
magazine subscriptions; and Elizabeth tubercular children in New Orleans; and
Lyon, historian. plans were made for t w o parties, one
f o r the actives, and one solely in honor
The month was marked by the visit of the seniors.
of our Grand President, in whose honor
Minneapolis Alumna Plan State-ivide Chapter
By E M I L Y E S S W E I N B R E M E R
Borghild Erling Brunsdale opened her seemed to answer our need f o r more
beautiful new home for the March meet- space. Borghild left the day after this
ing. We are having such large and en- meeting for a cruise of the Carribbean.
thusiastic gatherings that her house just Election took place and we are now
