rDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1928

THE MICHIGAN

DAILY

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ADVISERS OF WOMENI
TO ENTERTAIN HEADS
IIEADS OF ORGANIZED HOUSES
MEET FOR ANNUAL DINNER

HALLOWE'EN AND ILLINOIS GAME
FURNISH MOTIF OF WEEK'S PARTIES

League
Questionaire

Betsy Barbour, Helen Newberry,I
and Martha Cook dormitories gave
Hallowe'en dinner parties Wednes-
day evening. The dinner at Mar-
tha Cook was followed by the an-


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AT FIFLD HOUSE nual stunt given by the ten girls
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20 GUESTSWILL ATTEND tha Cook residents.
Kappa Kappa Gamma and Phi
hysical Education Department Sigma Sigma also had Halowe'en
Staff And League Officers parties Wednesday evening.
Are Guests of Honor Gamma Phi Beta announces theI
pledging of Helen Bush, '30, of De-
With approximately 120 guests troit. Miss Ruth Moore, '28, of
xpected, the annual House Presi- Lansing, and Miss Marjory Allen
will be guests of the sorority overI
ents' supper is to be given by the the week-end.
dvisers of Women at 5:45 o'clock The wedding of Miss Charlotte
)morrow at the Women's Athletic Hubbard, a member of Gamma Phi
uilding. The supper will be in- Beta, to John T. Snodgrass, '28, a
rmal, and it is expected that the member of the Hermitage, took
place last Wednesday afternoon at
rief program which is to..tollow it her home. in Mt. Clemens. The
Ill be concluded by 8 o'clock. whole active chapter attended the
The guests at the supper' will in- wedding. Miss Hubbard would have
ude 104 presidents of league graduated in '29.
ouses, sororities, and dormitories. Theta Phi Alpha entertained
he members of the staff of the Miss Lloyd, Miss Beatrice Johnson,
hysicial education department are Dr. Margaret Bell, and Miss Ethel
be guests of honor, and Mary McCormick for dinner Tuesday eve-
hte, '29, president of the Wom- ning. Dr. Ruth Mountain of Olean-
's League, Elizabeth Wellman, der, N. Y., will be among the week-
9, chairman of the Board of Rep- end guests of Theta Phi Alpha.
sentatives, and Cynthia Hawkins, Phi Gamma Mu announces the
9, chairman of the Judiciary pledging of Isabel Loshbaugh, '30,
iuncil, have been specially invited and Marjorie Millar, '32.
attend. -Alpha Epsilon Phi entertained at
If any house president is unable a buffet luncheon before the game
be present at the supper, the Saturday, when there were fifteen
divers are asking that she send guests from the Mu chapter at
substitute in her place, so that Pi Beta Phi announces the pledg-
1 organized houses may be rep- ing of Ruth Bell, '30, of Grand1
sented at the affair. Rapids.

Barth of Lakewood, Ohio, Mrs. E. H.
Hobart of Cleveland Heights, Ohio,
Mrs. J. A. Riggs of Hinsdale, Ill.,
Mrs. Harold Nutting, of Oak Park,
Ill., Mrs. Jack Thomas of Detroit,
and Miss Frances Williams of Glas-
gow, Ky. Miss Williams has been
visiting at the sorority this past,
week.
Mrs. Norman Hillier, formerly
Helen Ruth, '28, of Flint, was the
guest of Alpha Phi last Thursday.
Alpha Chi Omega and Alpha Xi
Delta will hold their pledge for-
mals next Friday night.
Zeta Tau Alpha will have home-
coming this week-end. The soror-
ity announces a new patroness,
Mrs. R. C. Hussey.
Kappa Delta gave a formal din-
ner Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Anna
Dillingham, a patroness, and aft-
erwards entertained her at "Porgy."
Monday an informal party was
given for Ellen Stevenson, an in-
structor in the geology department.
Delta Delta Delta entertained at
a patronness' dinner Wednesday,
Dean Edward H. Kraus, Professor
Clifford Wood and Mrs. Wood, Mr.
J. C. Christiansen and Mrs. Chris--j
tiansen, Mr. A. H. Goss and Mrs.
Goss. Yellow papers with yellow'
papers and pink mums were used
in the decorations.
Among the week-end guests of(
Kappa Alpha Theta are Margaret
Seaman, '27, Frances Andrea, '28,
and Helen Kemps, '28. The sorority
announces the pledging of Cather-
ine Bradley, '30, of Hartford, Con-
I necticut.
Kappa Kappa Gamma entertain-
ed at dinner Thursday, Phyllis
Loughton, '28, and three guests
from the Bonstelle Playhouse:
Charles Livingston, George Black-'
wood, and Walter Young.
Beta Delta, an alumnae associa-
tion of Kappa Kappa Gamma, held
a meeting Saturday morning.
Helen Newberry gave a birthday
dinner Thursday in honor of Miss
Lydia Tanner and Miss Mary Jarvis,
chaperones of the dormitory.
Betsy Barbour held an informal
dance last night, using the Illinois
colors in the decorations.
Chi Omega entertained Dean Wil-
bur R. Humphreys, Prof. Albert R.
Crittenden and Mrs. Crittenden,I
Miss Margaret Mann, and Miss Jo-3
sephine Manis Wednesday evening1
at a formal dinner. Table decora-
tions were carried out in orchidI
and green..
Guests of Chi Omega for the Il-
linois game week-end were Mr. and :
Mrs. Thomas Hvlslop, Ovid, Mich.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Thomas,
Detroit.
ALPHA OMICRONT PI
Alpha Omicron Pi announces the
pledging of Dorothy Gates, '29, De-
troit, Margurite Kammer, '31, De-
troit, and Jeanne Boswell, '31, Flint.

Question:
The Board of Representatives
discussed the possibility of al-
lowing houses to remain open
and callers to stay until 1:30 on
jFriday night and 12:30 on Sat-
urday night. Was this acted
upon?
Answer:
The discussion arose from the
feeling on the part of some
house presidents that it would be
better to allow callers to remain
until 1:30 on Friday night, for
instance, than to have the
women leaving the house at
11:30 in order to take advan-
tage of the 1:30 closing hour.
No action was taken on this
matter and it is expected that
it will be brought up again for
discussion. ; There are several
points of view which are very
good and they deserve careful
consideration. Judgments should
be based on experiments with
the present rule.- This reads:
"All houses must close and cal-
lers must leave at 10:30 o'clock,
except on Friday and Saturday
when the closing hour is 11:30.
jThe Sunday closing hour is 11
o'clock."j
Elizabeth Wellman, Chairman
Board of Representatives.

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The House Presidents' supper has
become a tradition at Michigan,
having been given by the Dean or
Advisers of Women each fall in
honor of the house presidents. This
is the first year, however, that the
supper has been given in the Wom-
en's Athletic building, Barbour I
gymnasium having been the scene
of previous suppers. Miss Alice
loyd has had charge of the ar-
rangements for the affair.
Musical Sorority
Has Dinner Party.

Alpha Gamma Delta announces
the pledging of Ruth Crooks, '30, on
October 31.
A very attractive Halowe'en dance
took place at the Alpha Gamma
Delta house last Wednesday. It was
given for the pledges by the active
members.
On Thursday night the sorority
entertained at a faculty dinner,
when their guests were Dr. Earl
Griggs, Professor and Mrs. Earl
Dow, Professor and Mrs. Bibbit, and
Miss Hayes of the University high
school.
This week-end saw the Alpha
Delta Gamma home-coming. The

STATE ARCHERY MEET*
IS HELD HERETODAY'
Over 30 out-of-town members of
the Michigan State Archers' asso-
ciation will meet at 1 o'clock this
afternoon in the Women's Athletic
building for the fall tournament of
the organization at which archer
champion of the state will be deter-
mined. The meeting is being man-1
aged by H. H. Straud of Wayland,
Michigan.
The guests will leave immediate-
ly after 1 o'clock for the University
golf course where the tournament
which will consist of Indian golf,
will be held. There will be nine
targets, one on each green, that the
players will shoot. At 3:30 o'clock
the archers will return to Palmer
field to do target shooting until
time for the dinner which will be
served at 6 o'clock in the 'Athletic
building. Betty Smither '29, and Ja-
nette Michael, '31, will act as stu-
dent hostesses.
The guests at the meeting will

Gamma of Mu Phi Epsilon, na-. annual alumnae breakfast was held
tional honorary musical sorority, Sunday morning, when there were
held its annual dinner dance on thirty guests. The sorority enter-
Wednesday evening at the Huron tained at a tea for the visitors
Hills country club. . Sunday afternoon.
The rooms in which the party Alpha Omicron Pi entertained at
was held were bright with Hal-I a buffet supper after the game
lowe'en colors and emblems. The Saturday for their alumnae guests.
spirit of the occasion was carried Alpha Xi Delta announces the
out with Hallowe'en caps, balloons, pledging of Ruth Otto, '32, of De-
and noise-makers. troit, Jane Thayer, '32, of Beloit,
Covers were laid for fifty mem- Wisconsin, and Mildred Harris, '32,
bers and their guests. Those pat- Toledo, Ohio.
ronesses of the sorority who were Among the week-end guests at
present were: Mrs. H. B. Earhart, the Alpha Xi Delta house were Mrs.
Mrs. C. A. Sink, Mrs. C. W. Gill Robert Reynolds, formerly Kay
Mrs. J. J. Walser, Mrs. Everett Mathews of the class of '28, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Palmer Christian, and Bennet Wood, formerly Wilma
Mrs. Fielding Yost. Nower of the class of '28, and Mrs.
Joseph Gast, formerly Helen Vos,
also of the class of '28.
Subscribe to T!;e Michigan Daily, Among the guests of Alpha Phi
$4.00 per year. It's worth it! this week-end are Mrs. Carl H..

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