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TO DRAG MA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 77

A l l that is nice enough, but the best news that Kappa sends is
that we have eight new pledges, who w i l l be " f u l l grown sisters"
by the time f o r our next letter. They are Lucy Somerville, Green-
ville, Miss.; Margaret Atkinson, Champ. V a . ; Virginia Allen,
Lynchburg, V a . ; Courtenay Chatham, Dallas, Vex. ; Rebecca La-
mar, Washington, D . C . ; Susie Mann, Texarkana, T e x . ; N e l l
Streetman, Houston, T e x . ; and Carrie Crane of Dallas, Tex.
School opened on Wednesday and pledge day, f o r a l l second year
girls having passed nine hours' work, was on the f o l l o w i n g Satur-
day. W i t h returning, matriculating not only one's self but helping
the many new girls, rushing, etc., there was quite a lot of excitement.
But we managed to live through it and do not mind it at all, nor are
we worrying over a l l the rushing troubles o f last year when these
people were freshmen, f o r we are so happy and are having "re-
venge" upon eight of the very finest "goats" i n college. This was the
largest number of pledges gotten and we are highly pleased with our
success. Hope a l l the chapters can likewise revel i n such luck. W e
were so pleased to have w i t h us f o r pledge day Frances A l l e n and
M a r j o r i e Hicks. M a r j o r i e has j u s t come f r o m abroad where she
has spent the past spring and summer in traveling. She is now
visiting i n Washington and will return f o r initiation. We have a
splendid surprise f o r our pledges that night and are crazy to tell
you about i t but that is a great secret and you must wait u n t i l next

To DRAGMA.

Mrs. H a l Crenshaw, nee M a r y C r a i g "has her eye" on a good
prospect for A O II—little Elizabeth Craig Crenshaw, who arrived
some months ago. I suspect this is what you w o u l d call a case o f
"taking time by the forelock."

Miss Willie is here now inspecting A A A . We hope a great
many o f our sisters w i l l be coming to see us, even i f you must " i n -
spect." T h a t sounds so terrible, but we are not a b i t scared. W e
enjoyed so much Miss Safford's visit last spring and surely want her
to be w i t h us a long while this year. Best wishes to a l l o f you f r o m
Kappa.

L I D A B E L L E B R A M E , College Park, Va.

ZETA. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA

Melvina Waters, '14. Gladys Lowenberg, *i6.

Gisella Birkner, '14. Veva Young, '16.
Mabel Murtey, '15. Gladys Dominy, '16.
Estella Stephens, '15. Hazel King, '16.
Elsie Fitzgerald, '15. Carrie Coman, '16.
Ethel Chace, 'l6. Irma Hauptman, '16.
Edna Froyd, '16.