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10 RORITIES HOLD'
'IAIO~N CEREMONIES
G WJEEK Of PRBTO
I Elinor Wortley, '31, Walkerville,
Ontario.
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ster Pledges Feted
al Banquets Held
Their Honor.
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PI PHI INITIATES SIXTEEN,
Many Alumnae Return to Sharej
in the Activities of
the Week-end.
Greek letter sororities held initi-
ations this week-end for first se-
mester pledges, following a proba-
tion week, which extendedr
throughout most of the houses on
the campus. Alumnae reunions'
were also a feature of initiation ac-
tivities.
Kappa Delta initiated seventeen
women yesterday afternoon andj
honored the following at a ban-1
quet which concluded the cere-
monies: Elaine Ackerman, '32, Lud-
ington; Frances Beuthein, '31, Lake
City; Beatrix Culver, '32, Iron Riv-
er; Annette, Dickhoff, '33, Ann Ar-
bor; Margaret Keal, '33, Highland
Park; Elizabeth Kelly, Spec., St.
Johns; Katherine Kunert; '33S.M,
Newberry; Ruth Long, '30, Boise,+
Idaho; Elizabeth E. Moore, '30,'
Lansing; Dorothy Runkle, '32,
South Bend, Ind.; Mary Stellhorn,
Wooster, O.; Mildred Shupert,
Spec, Alpena; Margaret Snyder,
'33, Grand Rapids; Mary Agdes
Swanwick, '33, Ann Arbor; Harriett
Townsend, '32, St. Johns; Eileen'
Woodbury, '33, Detroit; and Emily
Bates, '32, Ovid.
Gamma Phi Beta Holds Banquet.
The formal initiation and ban-
quet of Gamma Phi Beta was held
yesterday afternoon. Those initiat-
ed were: Carol Savery, '33, Detroit;
Freda John, '33, Dearborn; Mary
Elizabeth Wagner, '33, Ann Arbor;
Gladys Diehl, '33, Midland; and
Marion Schmidt, '33, Hastings, N. Y.
Delta Gamma initiated Mary
Louise Hanel, '33, Highland Park;
Virginia Burchfield, '33, Ann Arbor:
Katherine Barnard, '33, Saginaw;
Barbara Scott, '33, Ann Arbor;
Elizabeth Eaglesfield, '33, Nile; and
Jane Wallace, '33, Detroit.
Alumnae and patronesses from
Detroit and Ann Arbor attended
the initiation ceremony yesterday
at the Alpha Xi Delta chapter;
house. The new initiates are: Ruth1
Gallmeyer, '32, Grand Rapids;+
Elizabeth Shull, '33, Ann Arbor;
Jean Bentley, '33, Detroit; Florence1
Seys, '31, Grand Rapids; Jean Bots-
ford, '33, Detroit; Gene Neer, '33,
Totowa, N. J.; Lucile Georg, '33,
Ann Arbor; Dorothy Dunlap, '33,]
Ann Arbor; Florence Wolff, '31,
Mishawaka, Ind.; and Louise Nag-
elvoort, '32, Royal Oak.
Chi Omega Holds Special Initiation.t
Chi Omega gave a banquet last
night for two initiates: Mildred
Todd, '32, Ann 'Arbor and Grace
Dixon, '31, Moore, Pa.
Pi Beta Phi initiated the follow-
ing pledges: Mercedes Brown, '31,
Savannah, Ill.; Charlotte Butler,
'31, Battle Creek; Helen DeWitt,
'33, St,, Johns; Nancy Frohne, '31,
Grand Rapids; Mary Jane Kenan,
'31, Cleveland, O.; Lelia Kidd, '33,'
Ann Arbor; Florence King, '31,
Erie, Pa.; Marian Lanch, '31, Grand;
Rapids; Sylvia Lee, '33, Ann Arbor;
Ruth Moore, '33, Sound Beach, N.
Y.; Jane Rayen, '33, Owosso; Ce-,
cilia Shriver, '31 Salem, O.; Ann
Tobin, '33, Niles; Gail Warner, '31,
Grand Rapids; Mary Elizabeth)
Watts, '33, Pittsburgh, Pa.; and.
An initiation banquet was held
last night at the Alpha Gamma
Delta chapter house 'in.honor of the
following initiates: Mildred O'Bork,
Spec., Cleveland, O.; Ruth Kent,
'31, Pontiac; Rachel Kipp, '32,1
Bronson; Ethel Bond, '32, Farming-
ton; Dorothy Knight, '31, Battle
Creek; Helen Zieffle,1 33, Ann Ar-
bor; and Rita Pearl M c~mber, '33,
Peoria, Ill.
Others Hold Banquets Last Night.
Delta Delta Delta held their initi-
ation banquet last night in honor
of: Barbara Braun, '33, Oak Park,
Ill.; Catherine Challenger, '33, Wy-
'andotte; Aileen Clark, '33, High-
land Park; Paula Sales, '33, Leonia,
N. J.; Mary Foster; '30, Grand Rap-
ids; Katherine ' Funkhouser, '33,
Dayton, O.; Elizabeth Gribble, '33,1
Ishpeming; Mary McCall, '32, Brad-
ford, Pa.; Virginia McComb, '33,
Adrian; Ruth Merrick, '31, Ann Ar-
bor; Evelyn Pearsall, '31, Flint;
Beryl Richardson, '31, Flint; and
Adele Woolley, '33, Providence, R. I.
Alpha Epsilon Phi initiated four
pledges: Jane Fetcheimner, '33, De-
troit; Marian Gordon, '33, Chicago;-
Josephine Stern,.'32, Detroit; and
Jean Rosenthal, '33, Evansville, Ind.
Theta Phi Alpha Alumnae Return.I
Theta Phi Alpha entertained
about 50 alumnae who returned for
formal initiation yesterday. Those
initiated were: Patricia Hill, Spec,
Wheeling, West Va.; . Veronica
O'Brien, '33M, Elmira, N. Y.; Kath-
leen Blum, '32, Detroit; Josephine
{ Kriesser, '31, Detroit; and Helen
Kerwin, '31, Detroit.
TO BESOLO SOON
Caps and gowns, and tickets for:
the Senior Banquet will be placed'
on sale beginning Wednesday,
March 12, and continuing through
March 15 in the ballroom of the
League building. They may be ob-j
tained during the first three days;
between the hours of 2 nand , and
on March 15 from 9 to 12 and 2 to,
5. Tickets for the Junior Girls'
Alpha Chi Omega initiated four-
teen new members yesterday after-
noon. A banquet was held in hpn-
or of Vincelle Bartlet , '33, South
Bend, Ind.; Patricia Hume, '33,
Owosso; Frances Buten, '31, High-
land Park; Louise Gainard, '31, Mt.:
Pleasant; Katherine Howe, '31,
Highland Park; Hulga Sahlmark,
'33, Ludington; Judith Heideman,
'33, Calumet; Phyllis Reynolds, '32,
Alpena; Dorothy K. Smith, '33,
Highland Park; Alice Weingar, '33,
Grand Rapids; Mary Garwood, '30,
Denver, Colo.; Cecil Porter, '32,
Muskegon; Jane Manahan, '32,
Kingston, Ont.; and Louise Leon-
ard, '33, Saranac.
Delta Zeta initiated Edith Budge,
'31, Beavertown; Doris Weiss, '32,
Detroit; Permilla Lampman, '30,
Highland Park; Helen Losenby, '31,
Highland Park; Emma Pearl An-
derson, '33, Ann Arbor; and Dor-
othy Backus, '33, Ann Arbor.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
PITCH DESPITE
Feminine interest in social events
has been revived to its normal
pitch, if it may be judged by the
number of events taking place dur-j
ing the past week. Pledging cere-g
monies were frequent, and sociall
activities have not abated for theI
initiation programs.
Delta Gamma announces the
pledging of Helen Wilson, '31 Bel-
ding.. Cecile Porter, '32, Muskegon,
and Alice Yhlnan, '33, Grand Rap-
ids have recently been pledged by
Alpha Chi Omega. Zeta Tau Alphal
aninounces the pledging of Jean
Kramer, '33, Detroit, and Delta
Zeta of Eliabetn Sawall, '32, Grand
REACH A HIGH flif
INITIATION EVENTS ! n
Rapids, and LaVerne Weigel, '32,
Detroit.
Phi Sigma Sigma is entertaining
their Detroit alumnae at dinner Southe
and bridge on Sunday, March 9.
Kappa Kappa Gamma entertain--
ed at an informal dance last night.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walz and
Mrs. Kate Mason, house mother, PLAN
were chaperones for the occasion.
Alpha Phi entertained with a Thev
faculty dinner Tuesday evening igan lo
for Dr. Francis Onderdonk, of theUnivers
School of Architecture and Dr.
Brockenshire, of Alma College. ern Ca.
Kappa Delta announces the en- held th
gagement of Elizabeth Ellen Moore, Michig
'30, of Lansing to Charles W. Sel- slightly
heimer of Omaha, Neb. The wed-h
ding will take place in the latete
INTR
ern C
at Mic
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women's rifle team of
st by a close margin
sity of Wichita and S
ifornia, in a triangulai
o 4 v
he week end of M
-
an's total score w
y lower than the sc
evious meet, and each
Play will be given ou at the same;
time.
since the senior girls are
guests of the junior class at the
play, no charge will be made for
tickets for the play.
A deposit of $10 will be requiredI
for the caps and gowns, which will
cover the charge of $5 for eacha
mortorboard, a rental fee of $2.501
for the gown, and a refund of $2.501
on the gown if returned in good
condition. The caps and gowns
come in all sizes.
For the first time in the year
senior women will wear their caps
and gowns at the annual Senior
'Banquet which will be held March
17 in the ballroom of the League
building.
summer.
Sorosis gave -a faculty dinner
Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. Fred P.,
Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moehl-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mc-
Gehee, and Miss Grace Richards.
Members of the National Federa-
tion of Business Women's Clubs are
planning a trip abroad this sum-
mer.
other entries marked up a 48
individual scores for Michig
as follows: .Josephine Gric
Helen Nichol, 97; Eliabeth
97; Alice Mann, 97; Doroth
mands, 96; Frances Huff, 96;
Schaaf, 96. Only the five h
scores were used in calculati
total.
An intramural rifle meet is
planned for the week end of
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