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Pan-Hellenic Tea
Opening Event of
Sorority Rushing
Alpha Gamma Della, Chi
Omega, autl Kappa Delta
Fete Rushees at Tea, Dances
The Pan-Hellenic tea held Monday
at Memorial hall marked the formal
opening of rush week for women stu
dents at the University of Georgia.
Many parties are being given by the
patronesses and alumni of the soror
ities.
Tuesday Alpha Gamma Delta en
tertained at their house with a buffet
supper followed by a dance. Dur
ing the dance punch was served from
a large block of ice in which live
flowers were frozen. Friday after
noon the patronesses of the sorority
were hostesses at a tea at the Geor
gian hotel.
(Til Omega Rntertains
Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Woofter,
patronesses of Chi Omega, entertain
ed the rushees and guests of the so
rority at a tea dance following the
Pan-Hellenic tea. Evelyn Sherman
sponsored a seated luncheon at the
house Tuesday. Wednesday the pa
tronesses gave a bridge luncheon at
the house. A formal dinner will be
served Friday night. Saturday Miss
Laura Blackshear is giving a picnic at
Beachaven for the chapter and
its guest.
Kappa Delta sorority gave a tea
dance at the Athens Country club,
Thursday, for the rushees. Friday,
at the home of Mrs. A. J. Dudley,
patronesses o fthe sorority entertain
ed with a luncheon for the members
and their rushees. The alumni of
Kappa Delta Is giving a tea dance
Saturday. •
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DURING RUSH WEEK’
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Athens.
Alpha Tail Omega: Sam Adkin-
son, Waverly; William Baron, Mil-
ledgeville; Bayard Culley, Augusta;
Tom Fleming, Atlanta; James Mc
Collum, Thomasville; Cleveland Mc
Ginnis, Palmeto, Fla.; L .E. Roberts,
Pinehurst; Bill Swift, Thomasville;
ltanorth Williams, Augusta.
Sigma Xu: Wesley Aldrich, Bruns
wick; Cary Andrews, Perry; Jack
Austin, Griffin; Steve Bland, Lump
kin; TUcott Dobbs, Athens; Ceril
Futch, Nashville; Charles Jacobson,
Atlanta; Wallace Jameson, Atlanta;
Carter Mathews, Fort Valley; Albert
Pace, Thomson.
Delta Tan Delta: James L. Ben
ton, Jr., Monttcello; Charles Van
Bickers, Savannah; C. L. Chandler,
Donaldsville; Jimmy James, James;
John King, Douglasville; Henry
Mathis, Athens; Whitney Morris, Car
rollton; Elton S. Osborne, Jr., Sa
vannah; George C. Sherman, Palm
Beach, Fla.; James D. Strange, Eat-
onton.
Chi Pal: Bona Allen, III, Buford;
Sims Bray, Jr., Atlanta; Lynwood
Dunn, Concord; Frank Ferris, Au
gusta; Allen Gray, Danville, Va.;
Roland Murray. Jr.. Atlanta; Charlie
Opper, Savannah; Emory Patillo,
Chattanooga, Tenn.; Hardy Ulm,
Washington, D. C.
Kappa Sigma: Raymond Arp, Cop-
perhill, Tenn.; I. B. Bush. Colquitt;
Jack Griffith, Gadsden, Ala.; Joseph
Jenkins. Hartwell; Homer Key, Co
lumbus; Charles Methvln, Atlanta;
John Reynolds, Albany; Ted Skin
ner, Columbus; Vaughn Wilkins, Col
quitt.
I*i Kappa Phi: Harold Askins,
Chopin Featured
In Program of
Hodgson Recital
A moonlight recital of all-Chopin
numbers was given on the terrace
of Memorial hall Thursday night by
Professor Hugh Hodgson, head of
the department of music at the Uni
versity.
The same program was presented
by Mr. Hodgson earlier in the sum
mer in Atlanta and evoked high
praise from music critics In that city.
It consisted solely of request num
bers from the preludes and nocturnes
of the French composer, Frederick
Chopin.
The audience Thursday night was
seated in chairs placed on the quad
rangle facing Memorial hall, and in
cluded a large number of townspeo
ple, In addition to members of the
student body and faculty.
Mr. Hodgson, who is a graduate
of the University of Georgia, and a
former student of several outstand
ing European masters of the piano,
has been on the University faculty
the past three years. The Chopin
recital was his first of a regular se
ries to be given during the year,
and the first of the Thursday night
music appreciation classes.
Phi Mu Rushees
Honored at Dinner
Phi Mu gave a dinner at its house
Wednesday for the rushees who were
given evening bags and jewelry as
favors for the occasion. Thursday,
Janet Jarnagin entertained at her
home with a garden party. The
mothers and the alumni of the soror
ity served luncheon at Mrs. T. H.
MicHatton’s Friday. Saturday the
patronesses are giving a tea dance
for the chapter.
Rochester, S. C.; M. M. Chapman,
Atlanta; Raymond Cook, Augusta;
W. Riggs, Beaufort, N. C.; D. F.
Swartz, Atlanta.
PI Kappa Alpha: Emil Abbott,
Columbus; Elliot Battle, Bainbridge;
Charlie Graves, Clarkesville; Hugh
Green, Augusta; Lewis Kilburn, At
lanta; Thomas Miller, Woodland;
Jack McNeely, Toccoa; Harry Spoon
er, Bainbridge; Aubrey Stoutenmey-
er, Deland, Fla.; Mark Whitehead.
Manchester.
Phi Epsilon PI: Bernard Daniels,
Blakely; Max Michael, Athens; Si
mon Selig, Atlanta.
Tau Epsilon: Max Roobin, Cor-
dele; Irving Seigel, Bainbridge.
Alpha Espilon Pi: Ned Bernstein,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Hal Blumenkrantz,
New York, N. Y.; Philip Fisher. Al
bany; Jesse Goldman, Athens, Har
ry Kaplan, Savannah; Irving Kasg,
Thomaston; Irving Rolnik, Brooklyn,
N. Y.; Ben Seigal, Savannah; Melvin
Sutker, Savannah.
Alpha lannbda Tau: Paul Boze
man, Tate; Allen Hogan, Lexington;
Robert Jefferson, Albany; Furber
Minzui, Claxton; Hugh Montgomery,
Rome; Richard Paulson, Ames,
Iowa; Alton Ray, Columbus; William
Ray, Johnson City, Tenn.; Hugh
Vick, Meigs.
Alpha Gamma Itho: Charles Glooz-
ier. Rome; Garmon Bagley, Duluth;
Russel Belschire, Cairo; Sam Bright,
Atlanta; Jimmy Griffith. Daniels-
ville; T. W. Reid. Hastings, Fla.; I.
Frank Brown, Royston; Jack Brown,
Lyons; Lee Bruno, St. Louis, Mo.;
Donates Scholarship
Hugh L. Hodgson, head of the de
partment of music, who is donating
a scholarship to the winner of the
Personals
Mrs. Kathleen Willis, Blakely,
president of Gamma chapter of Alpha
Gamma Delta sorority, is a guest at
the new chapter house at 1046 Prince
avenue.
Jeanette Truett and Emma Thomas,
Atlanta, will be at the Chi Omega
house this week-end.
Scott Meador and Susan Jones,
Atlanta, are in Athens this week for
rushing.
Jan Chamberlain visited at the
Chi Omega house this week before
leaving for Smith college.
Mrs. William F. Chgplln, formerly
Mary Kate Lang, married at her
home in Calhoun this summer, is
visiting at the Alpha Oamm*'"T5elta
house. Mr. Chaplin is a member of
Sigma Chi fraternity. Both he and
Mrs. Chaplin were graduated from
the University of Georgia last spring.
Mrs. Cora Garwood, who was
house mother at Sophomore house
for the past five years Is at Lucy
Cobb darmltory which was taken
over by the University of Georgia for
freshmen and sophomore women stu
dents.
Student Pianists 1
To Compete for
Hodgson Award
Annual try-outs for the music
scholarship awarded by Hugh L.
Hodgson, director of music of the
university will be held in the uni
versity chapel Thursday evening, Oc
tober 1, at 9 p. m., following Ihe
music appreciation class. i(
This scholarship carrbjw with It a
year's instruction (M^ler Mr. Hodg
son. The try-outs will be governed
by the following rules:
1. Candidates must be enrolled as
students of the University of Georgia.
2. Candidates must agree to prac
tice at least two hours daily.
3. Candidates must play the fol
lowing: (a) All major and minor
scales, hands together four octaves,
as rapidly as possible; (b) Arpeg
gios: four octaves, major, minor, di
minished, and dominant, or any
pleasing group of four to eight
chords in arpeggios; (c) Octaves:
any major or minor scale, hands to
gether, two octaves; (d) One selec
tion from Bach; (e) One selection
from Chopin; (f) One selection from
a modern co.mposer.
Virginia McCall, Savannah, Is at
the Phi Mu house for a week.
piano recital competition next Thurs
day night in the University chapel.
Proctor Campbell, Athens; Wilbur
Dicks, Washington; Jimmy Green,
Philadelphia, Penn.; "Bo” Gregory,
Vienna; John Hale, Maysville; For
rester Little, Fort Valley; Emil Lud
wig, Erie, Penn.; C. B. Martin, Avon
Park, Fla.; Frank Whittnkerli Bax
ley.
Addie Mundy, Atlanta, is visiting
the Kappa Delta house this week.
Ernestine Stokely and Marion
Blnnchard, Crawford, are at the
Alpha Gamma Delta house for rush
week.
Beth Lee, Cartersvllle, and Rosa-
lyn Walsh, Garfield, are at the Kap
pa Delta house this week.
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