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3T. PATRICK'S DAY DINNER
HELD SATURDAY NIGHT
IN BARBOUR GYM
About 130 women were present at
the annual banquet and cotillion of
the Women s Athletic association held
Saturday evening in Barbour gymnas-
ium. The banquet hall was made at-
tractive with green and white crepe
paper and ferns, the color scheme be-
ing green and white in -honor of St.
Patrick's day.,
Seniors Entertain
As the two-course dinner was end-
ing, the senior girls entertained with
snappy songs in which they were soon
joined by the representatives of the
.other three classes, as well as faculty
members and alumnae who were pre-
sent.
Lucy M. Huffman, '20, president of.
the association and toastmaster for
the occasion, opened the formal pro-
gram by a talk concerning the work of
the association in the past #nd its
plans for the future. Following this
Dean Myra B. Jordan spoke on the
early beginnings of the association
and its present importance in the lives
of )University women. Miss Olga
Shinkman, '17, told of her experiences
here in her toast entitled "Reminisc-
ences." Brief reviews of their respec-
tive fields of work were given by the
managers of sport. These were Helen
Koch, '21, tennis; Beatrice Beckwith,
'21, hockey; Helen Campbell, '20,
archery; Dorothy Jones, '20, basket-
ball; and Helen Bishop, '22, baseball.
Miss Woods Speaks
Miss Marion Wood, director of phy-
sical education, was the last speaker
of the evening. Miss Wood spoke of
the importance of the association to
the girls and also - announced the
ames of the girls who ade the class
basketball teams and 9e winners of
honor points. Phyllis Wiley, '21, was
the only girl to win a sweater, hav-
ing made 100 points. Winners of pins
were Sue Verlenden, '20, 73 points;,
Beatrice Beckwith, '21, 62 points; and
Marjorie Van Norman, '20, 63 points;
Winners of arm-bands were Dorothy
Jones, '20, with 31 points; Alice Blair,
'21, 31 points; Lois De Vries, '21, 36
points; Joanna Graham, '21, 34 points;
Alice Hinkson, '21, 34 points; Helen
Koch, '21, 31 points; Quinneth Sum-
mers, '21, 42 points; and Frances Wei-
nier, '22, 32 ppints.
Teams Give Stunts
Preceding the cotillion, entertaining
stunts were given by the junior and
senior basketball teams. The cotil-
lion was pronounced a ,decided suc-
cess, the dancers frolicking gaily in
a maze of ribbon confetti. Favors in
the form of ballons, horns, and sham-
rocks were given and helped add to
the gaiety of the scene.,
Alumnae Donate
To French Fund,
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6men
Senior women will meet at 4 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in Barbour gym-
nasium.
There will be a meeting of the _board
of the Women's Athletic association at
5 o'clock Tuesday evening at Barbour'
gymnasium.
Dean Myra . Jordan wili be at
home to Universty women on Tues-
day afternoon at 1215 Hill street.
The University Girls' Glee club re-
hearses at 4:30 o'clock ''ueshay aft-;
ernoon in Barbour gymnasium.
The Junior girls' party has been'
postponed until after the Junior Girls'
play.
Stylus will meet with Marguerite
Clark, at Alpha Chi : Omega house,.
Tuesday evening. 'Professor Cowden,
of the rhetoric department, will ad-
dress the club..
Freshman girls' first and second
basketball teams will practice at 3
o'clock and sophomores at 4 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in Barbour gym-
nasium.
An extra period for apparatus prac-
tice will be held at 2 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon in the gymnasium.
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