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THE RED AND BLACK
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Personals
Kappa Delta fraternity announces
the initiation of Helen Plaginos,
Gainesville.
Mrs. C. E. Hall of Columbus Is
the guest of her daughter Sally.
Miss Mary Ellen McMillan, Clarkes-
ville, a former student of the univer
sity, is a guest at the Kappa Delta
house this week.
Madge Stewart, Atlanta, will spend
this week-end at home.
Virginia Jacobs will visit her
parents in Macon this week-end.
Emily Magid will return Saturday
from a short visit to her home in
Tallulah Park.
Sue Glausier, Camilla; Billie Roun
tree, Summit; and Jan Chamberlain,
Atlanta, spent last week-end in At
lanta.
Ella Moore spent last week-end at
her home in Sparta.
Mrs. Eula Buchan of Hawkinsville
was the guest of her daughter
Prances at the Chi Omega house this
week.
Mrs. John B. Hill of Paris Island,
S. C., was a guest at the Alpha Gam
ma Delta house last Friday. Mrs.
Hill, who was Miss Jane Downing
before her marriage, was formerly
a student at the university.
Helen Briscoe spent last week-end
with her parents In Monroe.
Mary Gordon Golucke spent Sun
day in Clarkesville.
Alpha Kappa Psi
Gives Annual Ball
Alpha Kappa Psi, honorary com
merce club, will be host Friday even
ing at a Sport Ball, to which several
hundred university students have
been Invited.
The dance will be at the Athens
Country club, and music will be fur
nished by the Glee club orchestra.
The Alpha Kappa Psi Spring Ball
has been an annual event at the
university since the founding of the
chapter. It Is considered one of the
outstanding events on the social cal
endar.
Chaperons will be Mr. and Mrs.
M. H. Bryan, Prof, and Mrs. John
W. Jenkins, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
W. Sutton.
Reception Honors
Institute Visitors
Distinguished visitors at the spring
session of the Institute of Public Af
fairs were entertained with a re
ception given by the University of
Georgia at Memorial hall Tuesday
evening.
Standing in the receiving line
were Chancellor and Mrs. Charles
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Phi Kappa Hears Bride-elect Given
Talk by Jenkins Tea by Sorority
ley, of Monroe, was announced re
cently.
Standing in the receiving line
were Miss Morris, her mother, Mrs.
‘‘Owen D. Young, as the Repre
sentative of American Business Men
and as the Possible Next Democratic
Presidential Candidate,” was the sub
ject on which Prof. John W. Jenkins,
acting dean of the School of Com
merce, addressed the Phi Kappa Lit
erary society Wednesday night.
Professor Jeukins brought out facts
in regard to the younger life of the
now famed financier, and told of his
connections with the General Elec
tric company from the time that he
was chosen as general counsel of the
corporation up to the present chair
manship of the board of directors.
The meeting was presided over by
James Mclntire, Savannah, president.
M. Snelling, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. T.
McPherson. Judge Orville Park of
Macon, Joseph Cumming, Augusta;
P. F. Brock, Macon; Mr. and Mrs.
M. H, Bryan, and Prof, and Mrs.
John W. Jenkins.
Honoring Miss Sarah Morris, bride-
, elect of June, Mu Beta of Chi Omega
j entertained with a tea at their chap-
i ter house last Friday afternoon. Miss
Morris’ engagement to Albert Mob-
John Morris, Virginia Campbell, Ath
ens; Rowena Wilson Sullivan, Ath
ens; Mary Humber, Cuthbert; Bun
ny Porter, Cornelia; Katherine Rog
ers. Demorost.
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