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Omicron Pi Member Executive Committee Announces
Wins Car Convention

— -+- T H E NEXT national convention will be held
in Chicago in 1935 with Rho and Chicago

Alumnae Giapters as hostesses. The location
was chosen by the majority of members. The
exact location and dates will be announced in
October.

Authors and other creators, please send your
handiwork to Mrs. Perry instead of the Cen-
tral Office as was formerly announced. Mrs.
Perry uses them in her historical exhibits at
convention.

Ruth Holten ( T ) sends a good suggestion
which we hasten to print in May so that each
reader will have an opportunity to render
service before alumna? personals are collected
for the fall issue. Ruth suggests that each of
you, scattered as you are about the globe, send
a note about yourself together with your ad-
dress to your chapter correspondent. It won't
take but a penny postal card and a minute for
you to do it and think of the joy each of you
will have reading about all your classmates
when fall comes 'round.

-+- C A N YOU IMAGINE the thrill Alda Weber Indiana U Prom Queen
(Oil) experienced in Cleveland, when she Is Alpha Omicron Pi

heard it broadcast over the radio that she -4- Miss L E L A SCOTT (B<f>) of Griffith, queen
had won a Ford Tudor Sedan. Her telephone of the 1934 Junior Prom at Indiana Uni-
began to buzz as her friends called to say
how happy they were for her. versity, will be presented to the dancers at
11 o'clock tonight at the gala social event of
The last of January, the Higbee Store con- the year at the university. Miss Scott, with
ducted a contest and awarded three Fords Robert Cook of Bloomington, president of the
daily for the entire month to the person who junior class, will lead the grand march of the
answered, in fifty words, in the best manner, danqe immediately following the presentation.
about the performance of the car. The dance will start at 10 o'clock tonight in
Alumni hall of the Union building. Approxi-
Alda is employed during the daytime and mately 450 couples will attend the affair, Ben
during her absence the day after she won the Siebenthal of Bloomington, Prom chairman,
car it was delivered to her door, a tank full stated Thursday.—Bloomington (Ind.) Star.
of gas, in an escort of eleven tooting Fords.
She had kind neighbors who cared for her
prize.

Never before has Alda Weber owned or
operated a car. She hadn't ever entered a
contest and she now claims—"it is only the
beginning." Can you blame her?—By Alice
IVessels Burlingame, OIL

-+- " T H R E E CORNERED MOON," a comedy farce

by Gertrude Contonogy, will be presented
by the Penn State Players in Schwab audito-
rium on Saturday, May 12, as a part of the
Mothers' Day Program and will be under the
direction of Prof. Arthur C. Cloetingth, of
the department of English Literature. Enid A.
Stage ( E A '35) has been cast for the leading
role with Wickliffe W. Crider ('36) playing
opposite her.—Penn State Collegian.

Mary Louise Fox Squyres, Xi '26, the first president
of Xi Chapter, is now retiring as president of the
Oklahoma Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of For-
eign Wars. During her time as president, she has in-
stalled eight new units of the auxiliary in the state.
The work of the organization is educational, patriotic,
and fraternal. Mary Louise's particular interest,
however, lies in the hospital work. She recently has
been appointed Color Bearer for the national

organisation.