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MAY. 1934
Martha McKinny, Virginia Rossman.
Ruth Braeutigam, Winning Bowling
Team at DePauw brought a cup
Theta.
Knoxville Panhellenic Picks
Officers, Plans Meeting
T H E RECENTLY ORGANIZED City Panhellenic
association, composed of sorority women
in the city, will have its first big meeting Sat- sponding secretary; Miss Berneice Berry ( 2 ) ,
urday when it will entertain with a luncheon
at Cherokee Country Club.
Officers of the new group are pictured to-
day. They are: Mrs. Robert Watson, presi-
dent, an alumna; of Sigma Kappa Sorority;
Miss Edith Belle Layman, chairman of the
membership committee, and member of Zeta
Tau Alpha; Mrs. W. C. Alford, chairman of
publicity, and member of Alpha Delta P i ;
Mrs. D. L . Earnest, chairman of the program
committee, and member of Alpha Delta P i ;
Mrs. Judson Robertson, vice president, and
member of Delta Delta Delta; Mrs. Lynn Mor-
ris, treasurer, and member of Phi Mu; Miss
Lucy Morgan, secretary, and member of Alpha
Omicron Pi.
Miss Marie White of T V A will be speaker
at the luncheon at 1 p. m., Saturday. Her
subject will be "House Planning." A musical
program will also be given.
All sorority women in the city are invited
to attend Miss Edith Belle Laymann, 2-1249,
will take reservations or they may be made
with sorority alumna? representatives before
noon, Thursday.—The Knoxville Ncics-Senti-
nel.
Kappa Violinist Owns Amati Violin
-f- T H E DEPARTMENT OF Mrsic presented its
Christmas program on the evening of De-
cember 17, in the Smith Memorial auditorium.
The Glee Club of sixty voices was assisted
by an antiphonal choir and by the College
String Ensemble.
Ruby Reed (K '34), a leading violinist in the election as president of the class honorary so-
ensemble, used an Amati violin which she re-
cently purchased from a member of the Chi-
cago Symphony Orchestra. This violin was
made by Nicolo Amati, the third Nicolo of
the generations of the famous Amati family
who arc said to have been the first Italian
violin makers, dating back to 1555—R.M.ll.C.
Alit 111110" Bulletin.
Yearbook Appoints Dodds,
Herion Aids
-f- MAK<;ARET Donns ( T ) , junior in home eco-
nomics, and George Herion, senior in
forestry, were appointed to the editorial staff
of the 1934 Gopher yesterday by David Dono-
van, editor.
Student life on the farm campus will be a
feature of the 1934 Gopher. The section de-
voted to activities on the farm camnus will
be much larger than in previous editions.—
Minnesota Daily.
Xi Lawyer Is Officer In
Lawyer's Club
-4- Miss MARY FRANCIS^ Oklahoma City, was
elected president of the Women Lawyers
( lub at an organization meeting Monday night,
attended by 20 women from over the state.
Other officers named are Mrs. L . M. Black,
Yukon, vice president; Mrs. Ann Dillard,
Waurika, second vice president: Mrs. Mildred
Hover, Oklahoma City, recording secretary;
Mrs. Hester Gilford, Oklahoma City, corre-
Enid, treasurer; Miss Olive Rittenhouse, Okla-
homa City, parliamentarian; and Mrs. Mamie
Pitts, Watonga. Miss Maude Romsavillc,
Tulsa, and Miss Eulelilia Ewing, Eufaula, ex-
ecutive committee members.
The club will meet the first Monday in each
month at the Biltmore hotel and will have
quarterly meetings at various cities over the
state. The state meetings will be the night
before the business session of the state bar
association's convention.—The Daily Oklaho-
mdn.
Alice Dyer Prominent
On Maine Campus
-+- UPON A L I C E C. D Y E R ( r ) , a senior from
Freeport, devolves the duties of guiding
the activities of Women's Student Government
I Association of which
she is president, a
position generally re-
garded as one of the
most important on the
campus.
Miss Dyer started
preparing for this re-
s p o n s i b i l i t y during
her first year, when
she showed m a r k e d
activity in the " Y .
jfl^^ \ \ , " The Outing
Club, Campus Board.
§E§k i i i i and S p a n i s h Club.
Her qualities of lead-
ership brought her
ciety, Sophomore Eagles. She has served as
both secretary and treasurer of the Women's
Student Government, all of which prepared
her well for the present office. She is an All
Maine Woman, a member of the honorary so-
ciety of Phi Sigma, and of Alpha Omicron
Pi sorority.—Maine Alumnus.