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TO DRAG MA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 13

committee has taken charge of all entered songs and will make an
announcement soon.

Friday found us working hard over fraternity matters until seven
in the evening. A t eight the banquet was held in Rector H a l l dining-
room. There were over three hundred in attendance, and it was won-
derful to realize that so many Alpha O's had been together for
four days. Mrs. C. C. Forest of Elwood was toastmistress and led
us in the spirit of our last big social gathering. Each impromptu
speaker expressed how the convention had been a great success, and
we only regretted that all A O I I girls could not have been with us.
Mrs. Stella S. Perry presented the Jessie Wallace Hughan cup. which
is to be given at Convention time as a reward to any chapter, which,
from its records and upon the opinion of the Executive Committee,
shall have been the chapter which has entered most into the college
activities and welfare service. The cup this year went to Pi Chapter
and Delta received honorable mention.

A l l during the Convention, two of the upper rooms in the Bowman
Building were occupied by the very attractively arranged historical
exhibit. Many girls ran up there every chance they could, because
each chapter had so many interesting and unique ideas and phases
of its local life displayed. Mrs. Perry has done splendid work in
collecting this material and it should mean much to our fraternity
history.

Amid the "thank you's" to Theta and the "goodbyes" to old
friends, Saturday morning slipped away and before noon we had
started back to our own homes, so happy to have been a part of the
great meeting in Greencastle, and filled with enthusiasm to make our
own units better.

NOTICE THE CHANGES IN THE CALENDAR.
BEWARE OF THE FINES FOR LATE
L E T T E R S AND REPORTS.