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hm and what they looked like. If you wan! their names, send a stamfed envelope to the Central Office.

The prize of $10.00 for the best story appearing in the magazine was
given to Lorraine Jones ( N u ) , for her story about Gertrude Lynahan.
Eva Jean Wrather ( N u O m i c r o n ) , earned the $5 award given to the
best active chapter editor. Octavia Chapin introduced the toastmistress,
Pinckney Glantzberg. The theme of the toasts was, "The Greek and his
Neighbor," Edith Anderson speaking for the national group. The dis-
tricts were represented by Audrey Buratti (Kappa Theta), Martha
Crane (Alpha Pi), Harriet Pratt (Tau), Lillian Cox ( N u Kappa), Kath-
ryn Brown ( C h i ) , and Dorothy Jackson (Omega). Miss W y m a n spoke
on "The A r t of Living Together" and Mrs. Perry on "From the Heights
of Olympus."

You know about the old Greek custom of giving an apple to the
fairest and the finest, don't you? A n apple because i t is perfect and
typifies beauty, health and prosperity. What could have been more
fitting then than for Sylvia Sutcliffe Crowell (Psi), to give a gift of apples
to our Founders. T h e n the actives came w i t h their g i f t of roses, given
by Elizabeth Williams (Kappa Omicron), and Harriet Dunham ( N u ) .
Alice Cullnane presented two silver water pitchers to M a r y Barvian in
appreciation of the fine hostessship Epsilon has shown. I t was a gay
way in which to part.

A pause before we parted though, and softly we sang together:

Still heart in heart
' Still hand in hand

Though we depart we stand
Still heart in heart
Still hand in hand.