The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current, November 09, 1928, Image 3
T II E RED AND B L A C K Page Three ;©€niET¥ FACULTY TO HE ENTERTAINED THURSDAY “Y” Cabinets to Give Reception Cabinets of the University of Georgia Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. will entertain the faculty ot the University at a reception in Me morial hall next Thursday night, it was announced today. Invitations have been sent to all the members of the faculty and their wives, and to members of the two cabinets. Talks by the presidents of the two Christian associations, and by mem bers of the Board of Directors of the Y. M. C. A. will be given pre ceding the social part of the pro gram. Hugh Hodgson, director of the music department at the Uni versity, has arranged a musical pro gram. This reception is to be an annual event at the University, and is given with a view to acquaint the faculty with the work' attempted by the Christian associations on the campus. PERSONALS Park Makes Talk To Zodiac Club The Bridge of San Luis Rey by Thornton Wilder, was the subject of a talk made by Dr. R. E. Park, of the English department, at a meet ing of the Zodiac club, honorary scholastic organization, which was held at the Sophomore house Wed nesday afternoon. A general discussion of this book was held after Dr. Park’s talk. Misses Wylly Polk and Mary Claire Brannon and Mrs. C. R. Gar wood were hostesses to the club for this meeting. The members of the club for this year are: Misses Mary Claire Bran non, president: Mildred Miscally, vice-president; Martha Worth Rog ers, secretary: Hallie Cox, treasurer; Wylly Folk, Gertrude Wilensky, Margaret Fortson, Merle Bray, Rose Thompson, Edna Harmon, Mary Huguley, and Helen Walters. Misses Minnie Weitz, Ida Gordon, and Rosina Pearl are spending this week-end in Savannah. Misses Mary Ellen McMillan and Nellie Dykes attended the Georgia- Auburn game in Columbus last Sat urday. Misses Irma Frost and Edna Har mon are visiting in Savannah this week-end. Misses Alice Cartledge, Lillian Kelly, and Martha Lester were in Augusta for the week-end. Misses Martha Lester and Naomi Henson spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Misses Marjorie Bickers, Merle Bray and Virginia Exley are visiting their parents in Savannah this week end. Misses Miriam Battle and Sophie Lou Meakin attended the Tech-Ogle- thorpe game in Atlanta last week end. Misses Martha Worth Rogers and Dorothy Westbrook were visitors in Columbus for the Georgia-Auburn game. Kappa Deltas Are Hostesses at Tea An informal tea In honor of their pledges, patronesses, and mothers was given by Sigma Chi chapter of the Kappa Delta sorority Wednesday afternoon at their home on Miliedge avenue. The reception rooms were beau tifully decorated with large baskets of fall flowers. Miss Miriam Battle presided at the tea service. Those receiving were: Misses Mary Ellen McMillan, Martha Lester, Mar garet Stone, and Evelyn Darden. A large number of guests called during the afternoon. Thalians Change Road Trip Play The play which is to be taken on the road this fall by the Thaiian dramatic club of the University 01 Georgia, has been changed from the one originally planned and u new caste has been selected by Miss Na Nita Bullock, director of the club. The first practice will be held Mon day night, November 12, at Peabody hall at nine o’clock. The members of the caste include: Misses Martha Lester, Augusta; Katherine King- man, Fort Henning; Rebecca Means, Athens; Ada Forshey, New Orleans; Mary Hart, Athens; Messrs Fred Davis, Atlanta; Lamartine Hard man, Commerce; Robert King, At lanta; James Hayes, Montezuma; Franklin Shearhouse, Springfield; Lathrop Mitchell, Thomasville. at the Georgian hotel Thursday night. Those Initiated were: P. S. Oliver, Gainesville; Robert Wingfield, Ath ens; Peter L. Lea, Athens; Hugh R. Aderholt, East Point; W. D. Wright, Savannah; and E. A. Eptlng, Athens. Membership is made on the basis of high scholastic attainments. Misses Martha Gabbett and Annie Fawcett are spending the week-end In Savannah. Miss Mildred Armistead was at her home in Crawford for the -week end. Miss Mildred David Georgia-Auburn game last Saturday. attended the in Columbus Blackfrairs to Present Comedy The Blackfriar dramatic club will present as their fall offering, "The Bost People,” a light comedy. Those taking part in the cast are as fol lows: Mrs. Lenox, Winifred Orr; Miss Tate, Klectra Ussery; Alice O’Neal. Addle Thompson; Mr. Graf ton, Frank Constangy; Henry, Ar- mand Eyler; Bertie Lenox, Ned Hagey; Lord Rockmore, Livingston Travis; Bullock, Guy Hamilton; Leo, George Armstrong. The club will make a road trip but plans are as yet incomplete. Law Fraternity Holds Initiation The local chapter of the Sigma Delta Kappa, national honorary legal fraternity, initiated six new members in connection with a banquet held Mrs. D. L. Earnest, Mrs. W. D. Hooper, Miss Martha Earnest and Mr. Monteith Capps attended the Georgia-Auburn game. 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