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Women's Mass Meeting, etc. Claudia Massie, ' 1 4 is president o f
Treble Clef, and Ruth Carson, ' 1 6 , made the leading part in the
Trbele Clef opera—"Patience"—which is to be given soon. We are
all very proud of Ruth.

September 1 1 was the freshman rally here. N o one would miss
the big bonfire in the Greek theater, the yells and enthusiasm.

N o t long ago the university students had an opportunity to see
somthing really great. Margaret Anglin played "Electra" in the
Greek theater. The setting was perfect, even to the moon which
was hung just above the eucalyptus trees, and a magic spell held the
audience quiet during the whole performance. A f t e r it was over the
applause lasted f o r f u l l y fifteen minutes, and Miss A n g l i n certainly
deserved the applause, f o r her acting was very very real and won-
derful.

I close w i t h best regards f r o m Sigma to a l l her sister chapters.

THETA, DEPAUW UNIVERSITY
No LETTER.

DELTA. JACKSON COLLEGE

Leslie Hooper, '14. Gladys Keith, '15.

Emily Eveleth, '14. Marion Nichols, '15.

Annette MacKnight, '14. Ruth Seavey, '15.

Eleanor Bisbee, '15. Madeleine Jeffers, '16.

Marion Davis, '15. Emilie Osborn, '16.

Rena Greenwood, '15. Lydia Piper, '16.

Gertrude Hooper, '15. Adeline Huntington, '16.

Dorothy Houghton, '15. Marion Hall, '16.

Ruth Burbank, '16.

JACKSON COLLEGE OFFICES.

All Around Club—President, A S A ; Vice-President, Dorothy Houghton,
A 0 IT; Secretary, X ft; Treasurer, A S A ; Graduate Member, Octavia
Chapin, A 0 I I ; Sophomore at large, A S A ; Chairman Social Committee,
X ft; Chairman Dramatic Committee, X ft.

Athletic Association—President, Leslie Hooper, A 0 I I ; Vice-President
Eleanor Bisbee, A O I I ; Secretary and Treasurer, A S A ; Sophomore Mem-
ber A S A .

Student Government—President, A S A ; Secretary, Emily Eveleth, A O I I ;
Proctors, Emily Eveleth, A 0 n , 2 X ft, and 1 2 K.

Christian Guild—President, A S A ; Vice-President, Eleanor Bisbee, A O I I ;
Secretary, Lydia Piper, A O I I ; Treasurer, A S A .

Pan-Hellenic—President, Annette MacKnight, A 0 I I ; Secretary, Edith
Cochran, X O.

1 9 1 3 - 1 9 1 4 opens at Jackson w i t h 2 1 freshmen, and two weeks o f

non-rushing, i . e. no dates, by vote of the classes. T h i s year i n order

that the freshmen may have an early opportunity to get an impres-