year: Arnot Stevenson, Earl Fischer, Robert Reed, Roy Burdick, Elliott Porter and Wilbur Judy. They have also pledged Frank Tyler and Newton Brigham.
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON
The last fraternity to enter K. U. was Sigma Alpha, which installed the Kansas Alpha chapter here in 1903. The chapter house is at 922 Kentucky street. The chapter is composed of twenty men. The following were pledged and initiated this year: Warren Bellows, Harry Millard, Cecil L. Newbold, John Koogler, Fred Apt, Herman Knecht, Milton and Amos Hawkinson, Frank Loucks, Joe M. Patterson, Ray Loofbourrow and Minot Mulford.
PI BETA PHI
The first sorority to be installed here was the Kansas Alpha chapter of Pi Beta Phi which entered here in 1874. An elegant home for the girls was built last summer by the aid of the alumni members at 1245 Oread avenue, which is just a block from the University. There are twenty-six girls in the active chapter. Those initiated this year were: Tess Critchfield, Mary Coors, Mildred Poindexter, Lottie Fuller, Bernice Taber, Alice Johnson, Helen Ames, Gertrude Blackmar, and Hazel Leslie.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
The Kappa chapter, installed in 1884, was the second sorority here. They are very comfortably located in a large new chapter house at 1247 Ohio street. In the faculty they are represented by Carrie Watson, Librarian. The active chapter is composed of twenty-three members and two pledges, Bernice Reed and Ethel Mott. Those initiated this year were: Oreta Moore, Alice Wilhelmi, Lois Stevens, Mary Overholtz, and Ann Troutman.
WE WISH
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The Omega chapter was in-
and
A Merry Christmas
Happy New Year TO YOU
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stalled here in 1883. They are represented in the faculty by Miss Renn. This year they have twenty-one active members and one pledge. Those initiated this year were: Gladys Cox, Anna Williams, Florence Hoopes, Margeret Seigel, Florence Hobart, Claribel Neylon, Winifred and Elizabeth Van Vliet, and Irene Cunnick. Helen Phillips is a pledged member.
CHI OMEGA
The Lambda chapter of Chi Omega was the last sorority to enter the University of Kansas. It was installed here in 1902 and is located in their chapter house at 1536 Tennessee street. This year they have initiated the following girls: Bolina Birchett, Gretta Collins, Ruie Anderson, Ruth Hodgson, Grace Wilkie, Blanche Mallison, Eva Detweiler, Ina McKnight, and Alice Cambern.
— WARD COBLE.
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