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THE RED AND BLACK Page Three SOCIETY SCRIBES’ SCOOP A UNIQUE AFFAIR Party Is Staged By Journalists A skit entitled “How the Stage Reporter Gets a Story” was the main feature of the journalistic program at the Scribes’ Scoop on Wednesday afternoon at Memorial hall. Mem bers of Sigma Delta Chi, national honorary journalistic fraternity, were the actors: Guy Hamilton, pres ident of Sigma Delta Chi and editor of the Pandora: Prentiss Courson, associate editor of the Pandora and I of The Red and Black; Wynn Bur ton, associate editor of the Georgia Cracker: and R. E. Hamilton, asso ciate editor of The Red and Black. Other features of the program were violin, piano, and vocal selec tions by Misses Sarah and Mar- garethe Morris; and a journalistic reading, "How the Real Reporter Gets a Story,” by Miss Mary Claire Brannon. The Scribes, honorary journalistic club for women, intends to make the Scoop an annual as well as a unique affair. The members of the club are: Misses Mary Claire Brannon. Miriam Battle, Mildred Miscally, Willie Mae Cook, Wylly Folk, Pat Rogers, Mrs. J. E. Drewry, and Mrs. M. H. Bryan. PERSONALS Miss Katherine Kingman will spend the week-end for the Georgia- Auburn game at her home, Fort Benning. Miss Mary Bond Palmer, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Mr. William Har din, Augusta; and Mr. Ned Hagey, Chicago, 111., will also be the guests of her parents, Leiutenant Colonel and Mrs. Ralph Kingman. 700 Visitors Here at Dances Homecoming at the University was celebrated with a series of dances beginning Friday afternoon, ctober 26, and lasting through Saturday night, October 27. There were four dances: two tea- dances were given, one by the Pan- Hellenic council, and one by the local chapter of the Chi Phi fraternity.! The Pan-Hellenic council were also — j hosts at a dance on Friday and Sat- Misses Norman King, of Cuthbert,, urday night. Seven hundred alumni and Marjorie Denmark, of Fitzger-j and out-of-town visitors attended aid, spent the week-end at the Chi ,he dances and the game. Miss Mary Glover, of Americus, spent last week-end with Miss Isabel Hanson at the Phi Mu house. JUANITA LUCKEY PLEDGED BY ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Gamma Alpha chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta announces the pledg ing of Miss Juanita Luckey. Miss Luckey comes to the University from Augusta and is a senior this year. S'lte is the sister of “Big Six” Luckey, tackle on Georgia’s team in 1926. Misses Mildred Cartledge and Louise Holmes, of Augusta, were guests of Miss Alice Cartledge for Homecoming. Omega house. Miss Louise Balk, of Augusta, was in Athens during the week-end. Misses Isabel Hanson, Dorothy Miller, and Annie Fawcett are spend ing this week-end in Atlanta. Miss Lensca Reed was the guest of Miss Josephine Brooks for Home coming. I Misses Dorothy Westbrook, Martha Worth Rogers, and Katherine King- man are visiting in Columbus this week-end. Bridge Party Given Pledges A bridge party was given last Monday night at the Phi Mu house by Misses Marjorie Bickers, Merle Bray, and Virginia Exley in honor of their “little sisters,” "or pledges. The first prizes were won by Miss Harriet Ray and Mr. Jimmie O'Neal The guests were: Misses Woodsie Park, Frances Glear, and Harriet Ray; Messrs. Steve Hunt, Gus Witch er, Ben Hardy, Carl Shepherd, Jim mie O’Neal, and “Doc” Harlowe. Hallowe’en decorations were used and the refreshments also carried out that scheme. VISITORS AT THE CHI OMEGA DURING HOUSE HOMECOMING Miss Anna Belle Little was at her home in Carnesville for the week end. Misses Frances Clary was in Ath ens for the week-end. She is a member of the faculty of the Char lotte Tech High school, Charlotte, N. C. this year. The music was furnished by Rudy Brown’s orchestra, from Atlanta. Bridge-Supper is Given Chi Omegas The members of Mu Beta chapter of Chi Omega were honor guests at a bridge-supper given by the pledges at the Cloverhurst Country club, late Tuesday afternoon. The decorations were symbolic of the Hallowe’en idea, and of the j fraternity's colors, cardinal and straw. Bridge prizes were won by Misses Elsie Jester, Sarah Hancock, and Pat Rogers. After the game, supper was served to the older mem bers by the pledges. Official hostesses for the occasion were the officers of the Chi Omega pledge club, who are: Olivia McCarty, Dalton, president; Ruth Hood, Com merce, secretary; and Sarah Thur mond, Athens, treasurer. Miss Mildred Armistead in Crawford last week-end. visited Miss Florence Joselove, of At lanta, attended the dances here last week-end. Misses Dorothy Henley, Ellen Rice, and Martha Burney were the guests of Miss Martha Camp during the week-end. Miss Silvia Morris was the guest of Miss Rosina Pearl for the past week-end. CHI OMEGA PIN LOST Lost: Chi Omega fraternity pin with name on back, Kate Kingman. Reward if returned to 760 Meigs street. Addie Vance, Buford; Marjorie Denmark, teaching in Columbus; Mrs. Blair Cannon, of Dalton, for merly Karen Lester; Elizabeth Rake straw, LaGrange; Madaline Green, Augusta; Mary Sadler, Anderson, S. C.; Lucile Williams, Commerce; Nor man King, Cuthbert; Lucile Jordan, Perry; Elizabeth and Mary Dodd, At lanta, members of the Oglethorpe chapter of Chi mega; Billy Johnson, Atlanta, member of the Hollins chap ter of Chi Omega; Mrs. Preston Ark wright, Jr., Atlanta, one of the founders of the Georgia chapter of Chi Omega. FOUND—One lady’s fountain pen. See C. A. Hope at Co-op. Mr. Thomas Athens Sunday. F. St. John was in Misses Mary Manning and Frances Cheney, of Marietta, spent the week end in Athens. MEET ME AT Patrick’s Pharmacy Cigarettes Drugs Soda Sandwiches Bowling Fine Exercise and a Good Game FOR STUDENTS All welcome to enjoy *** ■ this clean sport. 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