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society; Illini Theatre Guild Board of Directors; secretary, First t'ouncil, Execu-
tive Council, and Advisory Board of Woman's League.
Dean Anne Dudley Blitz was a guest of Tau chapter at dinner on January 18.
Two scholarship cups, one for making the greatest advancement in scholarship
and one to the pledge group making the highest average, are now in their pos-
session. Lenore Wolfe, K l \ has been debating with women's varsity debate team.
Elaine Nortz is president of honorary speech sorority; Dorothy Verrell, sec-
retary of Panhellenic Council; Lorraine Crouch, president of OHO, home economics
honorary. Dorothy Sonnenfeld, Ruth Brace, Neota Silvers, Inez Kolar are in the
cast of "Julius Caesar."
Dorothy Bordcherdt (X '33). has been elected to AI'.A. home economics hon-
orary; Barbara Anne Rogers (pledge '34), to IIAN, chemistry honorary. Elsewhere
now and later you will read of the fine achievements of Betty Frank C33), and
Hazel Jordan ('33). Anita Prior ("33), received the highest average of the last
year pledges, and her name is the first to be engraved on the new alumnae schol-
arship cup.
Gladys Phillips (T), has been named one of two members of the woman s
debating team at the University of Washington. Eleanor Bennest, a pledge, gave
a piano recital at the house on January 22. A silver offering was given to the
philanthropic fund. "Ditto" Beeuwkes has been bid to AP, art honorary; she,
Dottie Reid, Mary Hilke, Sallie Sue White attended Town Criers' Ball, given by
FAX, women's advertising honorary.
Yetive Browne (Bi>), is a member of the "coed" debating team and had a
part in the Convocation play, "George Washington." Selma Drabing will appear
in "Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh." Mary Sullivan is vice president of Newman Club.
At the International Livestock and Horse Show held at the University of
Wisconsin Stock Pavilion on February 3, Helen Lawton (H '32). won two third
places and a fourth for her riding. Margaret Sweeney ('32), is a member of the
women's varsity debating team, and is conducting a "shoppers' column" in the
Madison Capitol Times. Marian Douglass ('33), was society editor of the SAX
Prom Cardinal. She was chairman of the decoration committee for the Pre-Prom
dance, and a member, together with Elizabeth Osborn. of the Orientation com-
mittee.
Ann Harrington (A«I»), has charge of a swimming meet between Montana
State and Montana l T girls in March. Mary Vorhces has been pledged to «PK*.
Opal Petrausch to AAA; Kathleen Vaughn is a reporter for IIAN, chemistry hon-
orary, and president of AAA. Ann and Ellen Pope are on the Exponent *U£
Elizabeth Griffith, Eleanor Rice, Pauline Wirak, Margaret Kunkle are on tnc
staff of the Montanan. Mary Elizabeth Hamilton is secretary of AAA. freshinan
scholastic honorary. Margaret Kunkle is president of Spurs with Mabel Burklan
and Mary Balkovatz new members. Evelyn Mattmiller was queen at the W"1
growers' convention. She had the lead in "The Bad Man." - presented by Thespis Workshop on January 28. This was the first major play to
Mildred Taylor ( * ) , had charge of interfratemity basketball. Vivian rai
is in Dance Guild again, and. with Ruth Ash, will have charge of dance
when the spring production is given by bowline Green. Evelyn Tyson , s
chairman of Sergeant Hall, active on the Record Book, and in idee club. . miner was given at the house by Miss Lorene Riley, faculty adviser. The Dean of
Macdonald is a member of Darby Dental Society, treasurer of Sergeant ' 'H a l ^
a proctor. Isabella Hunter belongs to OA«f>. dramatic national, and Jane r-
has been initiated into IIS*, honorary classical. .
A dancer at the annual architects' ball and in several acts of a recital - j * ^
sored by TS at the University of Kansas, Ruth Pyle ( * '32). has brought: n
to her chapter. Ellen Davis ('32), spent ten days between semesters at | .t n
frr tables, given at several Toronto homes accommodating from six to ten tables
dust rial School for Girls at Beloit, Kansas, making a survey of conditions
The material she gathered there will be put in book form and sent to the
Government and the Welfare Commission in Washington, DC An: '. ; , j , < -
('33), is secretary of Panhellenic. Oleta Markham ('33), is president of J"1"*]
matics Club. . . aadsft
Three Omega girls, Jean Rust, singer, Isabelle Clark, and Luanda
violinists, took part in the semester student recital on January IS. ^ dedir t % 'a rce o n a new
Omicron Pi, together with the Michigan chapters of A r and AA3,
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hostesses at a League tea given for Miss Bazier, the Junior Girls' Play director. Jean
Mitchel, Helen Gray, Martha Greenshields are in the chorus of "Robin Hood."
Jean, Helen Holden, and Eleanor Welsh are dancers in the Junior Girls' Play.
Virginia Grone (AS), was general chairman of the Co-ed Capers, an affair
for women at the University of Oregon given for funds for the foreign scholar-
ship. She is chairman of the refreshment committee for Senior Ball. Margaret
Hammerbacher sang at a <I>B tea and in a music school recital. She is secretary
of the Senior Ball committee. Peggy McKie was in the freshman Co-ed Capers
stunt; Dorothy Illidge in the senior stunt. Dorothy Morgan is on the casting com-
mittee for Westminster plays. Florence King, chapter president, is on the Con-
stitution revision committee for heads of houses. Isabelle Crowell is secretary for
Junior Vodvil.
Four of ten members of AAA, national freshman honorary, are IIA girls:
Sarah Louise Short ("34), president; Charlotte Hood ('34), vice president; Chris-
tine Finzell ('34), secretary-treasurer; and Margaret (Peggy) Burdette ('34). Of the
eleven pledges to the society, three are AOlTs. Katherine (Kay) Moore ('35),
Mary Stallings ('35), and Mary Alice Worthing ('35), are the honored girls.
Marjorie Lenz (pledge. KB '35), conducts a column in the Daily Bruin. Bijou
Brinkop ("33), is vice president of the University Dramatics Society. Lorry Conrad
is treasurer of ITKIT, junior-senior women's journalistic honorary.
One of ten outstanding junior women is Betty Israel ('33), Alpha Rho's
president. She sang at a Physical Education Club tea recently. Maude Bally ('35),
was one of fourteen students at Oregon State College who made a straight " A "
-e last term. Janice Aikins ('32), is on senior Table Top committee. Kath-
leen O'Leary ('32), will speak at the state meeting of home economics clubs at
McMinnville on February 27. Helen Pietarila ('33). is vice president of W.A.A.
and has received her senior life saving certificate. She is a member of the junior
non-minor basketball team and of Aquabats. Barbara Adams (pledge, '35), won
a Beaver for the house by getting our subscriptions 100 per cent.
A feature of XA's initiation banquet on January 31 was Mrs. Montgomery's
place cards—tiny girls dressed as jacqueminot roses. Eugena Wilkinson made all
the costumes for one of the Little Theatre plays. Effie Lu Gleason and Christine
Gustafson have been initiated into KAII, educational honorary.
Jacque Lacker (HO '32), directed a three-act comedy, "Nothing But the Truth,"
be cast and directed by a Butler student.
Edith Ayres (pledge, A l l , '35), was tapped by Cotillion Club. A spaghetti
Women, Mrs. Charlotte Beckham, and Miss Bettv Griffing, a faculty member, were
the other guests.
Beta Tau has gone money-seeking. Their first venture was a very successful
rummage sale, with policeman aid and a philanthropic bent toward those who
ooked long but had no wherewithal to buy. A subscription bridge of seventy
^ch, was the next attempt. There was a prize for each table and lovely refresh-
Th"15 3 t ^ v e ° ' c ' o c k - ^ e t a Tau has a very inspiring tradition at initiation time.
heir service comes on Saturday, and on Sundav morning, the chapter attends
'iivine service at St. Paul's Cathedral. The rector. Canon Cody, who is to become
e president of the University next year, welcomed them to the service, and he
Poke of their custom of attending church service as being part of their initiation
reniony, and added "that any organization having such a basis must have a very
foundation." Toronto Panhellenic banquet at the Royal York Hotel was
iu-nded by the entire chapter. Beta Tau sang "S-O-R-O-R-I-T-Y" as their char-
*ctenstic song.
in * v u P Sh a T a u a s a Part of the Panhellenic dance
wU1 have its s rin
•leli r "a r ) e n i s o n fraternities will participate. The three members of the women's
Bar? ' ' ° ' ' eodora Jones, andt C a m
sent to 0,lio U were Alpha s: M a r y E s t e y Th
ledi' ^ J -faa The c h a P t e r average for last semester was B. The chapter will
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street t o ° P e n e d °y the University. Each tree, so
d ,a t e will be marked with a brass plate. Dolly Bellamy, who by the way