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FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1937
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY JOHNIS, Society Editor
Before 1 p.m. call KL. 231 after 5 p.m. call 2792-835
Sigma Nu fraternity entertained the following guests with a buffer supper last night;
Mary Jane Haynes, c'18
Betty Stephenson, c'40
Linda Jerry, c'91
Alexia Marks, c'91
Bethy Edison, c'19
Joshelle Rath, c'10
Jessica Frigerald, c'40
Amy Betts, c'18
Lucille Springer, c'10
Laura Humphrey, c'17
Margaret Noam, c'17
Margaret Romane, c'10
Dorothy Blue, f'39
Lilien Lenne Eby, f'a10
Melissa Norris, c'40
Mary Dyer, f'39
Mary Markham, f'a19
Annette Reed, f'39
Virginia Beverly, c'39
Virginia Gold, c'40
Virginia Lee Stevens, c'39
Maxine Almon, c'40
Charlotte Dianst, c'40
Hortense Smith, c'39
Marjorie Crume, c'10
Jen Perry, c'40
Roberta Cook, c'40
Jenni Maysey, c'40
Lorraine Luthran, c'39
Chaperons were Mrs. Eva Oaklet and Mrs. Were Terry.
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Dwight H. Green of Chieyo, the supreme justice of the Pi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, was a visitor of the local chapter last Sunday.
New officers of Kappa chapter of
Kappa Alpha Theta, elected last
night, are: President, Mary Ellen De-
cormier, c38; vice-president, Alice
Fritz, c'uml; rach captain, Dorothy
Fnite, ecp; correspondent, secretary,
Sue Fowler, c'uml; house president,
Jennette Downey, c'83; recording
secretary, Alice Russell, fa'38; treasurer,
Margie Jones, Wobbl, c'81.
Kappa Sigma fraternity will entertain with its annual spring party tomorrow night at the chamber house. Louie Kuh and his orchestra will play for him. Blakeharn and his orchestra will play for the second half of the party.
The following were tamer guests last night at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house.
Phoebe Woodbury, c/and
Hilary Ebert, c/40
Lucille Borton, c/58
Elizabeth Hannah, c/19
Marion Morris, c/and
Jane Waring, c/40
Dinner guests at the Pi Beta Phi dormitory home last night were Miss Waldemar Geltch; Dean Robbett, of Northwestern University; Miss Verna
The following were dinner guests.
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Delta Tau Delta fraternity entertained with an hour of dancing last night.
Theiia Sigma Phi, women's national journalism sorrow, entertained with a ten yesterday afternoon for the services of the department of journalism.
Lear; Mary Louise Kanaga, c'39; and Betty Ann Jones, e'39.
Andrew Johnson, from the Colorado chapter at Boulder, is a guest at the Acacia fraternity house this week.
Alpha Kappa Pa, professional commerce fraternity, announces th e pleding of Robert Rich, b38.
William Rosswell of Kansas City, Mo., was a Utehune guest yesterday at the Alpha Tou Omega fraternity house.
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