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Pioneer to Meet
Next Wednesday
The Pioneer club, University of
Georgia branch of the Georgia Fed
eration of Women's clubs, will hold
its first meeting of the year next
Wednesday afternoon when the of
ficers entertain the members with a
tea at Memorial hall from 5 to 6
o’clock.
Hugh L. Hodgson, director of mu
sic at the University, will have charge
of the musical program, and he will
be assisted by Stanton Forbes, Ath
ens, on the violin.
In the receiving line at the tea
will be Mrs. S. V. Sanford, former
president of the Georgia Federation
of Women's clubs; Mrs. H. H.
Ritchie, Mrs. A. Rhodes, dean of
women; Mrs. Charles M. Snelling,
and Miss Anne Brumby.
Clara Slaton, Washington, is pres
ident of the club.
Alpl la Kappa Psi
Has First Meeting
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Alpha
Kappa Psi, national professional
commerce fraternity, held its first
meeting of the year Tuesday night
at eight o’clock in the Commerce-
Journalism building. “Pap” Ter
rell, Atlanta, president, presided.
A detailed .eport of the fratern
ity's national convention, which was
held in Asheville, N C., from August
29th through September 1, was given
by President Terrell, who was the
official delegate from this chapter.
The report contained numerous
functions of committees, suggestions
offered individual chapters by the
executive committee of the fratern
ity, as well as the pleasure aspect
of the trip.
Professor John W. Jenkins, of the
School of Commerce; Aubrey Dur-
rence, Glonnville; and Richard
Grimes, Athens, were other attend
ants to the national convention in
Asheville from this chapter.
Tentative plans for the ensuing
year were made, which will Include
a banquet, a dance, several profes
sional smokers and other entertain
ments.
Personals
Mrs. William F. Chaplin, Calhoun,
will be a guest at the Alpha Gamma
Delta house this week-end.
Jimmie Cantrell, Cleveland, has
as her guests Mary Will Henderson
and Mildred Russel, Cleveland, and
Henrietta Armstrong, Savannah. Hen
rietta Armstrong was graduated from
the University of Georgia last June.
Miss Mozelle Horton, Mr. Hugh
Hodgson's assistant in music, with
Miss Margaret Austen and Mrs. Hugh
Hodgson, motored from Atlanta to
hear Mr. Hodgson’s musical recital
Thursday. They were guests at Lucy
Cobb for dinner Thursday night.
Wynelle Groover, Toccoa, is the
guest of her sister, Claudia, at the
Alpha Gamma Delta house this week
end.
Sara Fitzpatrick, Atlanta, will be
I a guest at the Kappa Delta house
this week-end.
Laura Upshaw, Social Circle, Is ex
pected at the Alpha Gamma Delta
house Saturday.
Miss Stanley, house mother at
Lumpkin house, spent Wednesday in
Atlanta.
Sara Taylor, Augusta, Is visiting
the Kappa Delta house this week
end.
Janet Prigner, Atlanta, Is a guest
at the Kappa Delta house this week.
Marlon Blanchard, Crawford, ts
visiting at the Alpha Gamma Delta
house.
Wilhelmina Kelly, Augusta, will be
in Athens for the game Saturday.
She is staying at the Kappa Delta
house.
Katherine Bryant, Atlanta, has as
her guest this week her cousin, Mar-j
garet Morrison.
Eva Mae Babbs, Columbia, S. C.,
is visiting the Kappa Deltas this
week-end.
Ella Moore, Sparta, is at the Chi
Omega house this week-end.
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Chi Onwgns Honor Tryouts Are Held Sigma Delta Clii
Girls With Dinner By Girls'* Glee Club Plans Tea Dance
Chi Omega gave a formal dinner
at their home on Milledge avenue
Friday night honoring their rushees. j
Places were set for eighty-five guests,
including rushees, active chapter
members and visitors.
An electric lighted Chi Omega pin
was hung behind the president’s
chair at the end of the rooms where
one long table was set for the din
ner. Chi Omega pins in large g >ld
letters lighted by candles were
placed at intervals along the table.
The center piece was a basket filled
with white carnations, the Chi Ome
ga flower. Each guest received a
favor.
Mrs. John C. Henderson, the house
mother, was assisted by the follow
ing patronesses: Mrs. John Darwin.
Mrs. Marion DuBose, Mrs. Bolling
DuBose, Mrs. T. W. Reed, Mrs. 1)
G. Anderson, Mrs. Robert MrWhnr'-
er, Miss Mary Gerdine, Mrs. Burney
Dobbs, Mrs. Summerville Hall, Mrs.
T. J. Woofter, Mrs. P. H. Stephens,
Mrs. H. D. Southerland, Mrs. J. Phil
Campbell, Mrs. Charles Talmadgo,
and Miss Nan Ivey.
Mu chapter of Sigma Nu an
nounces Pleasant Collinsworth, At-1
lanta; Eugene Talmadge, Atlanta;
and Pat Lyons, Atlanta.
The Alpha Gamma Deltas are hold
ing open house Saturday following
the first football game. This is the
first open house to be held in their
new home on Prince avenue and is in
honor of their pledges.
Alpha Sigma Phi sorority enter
tained with a bridge tea at the Geor
gian hotel Friday. The patronesses
and rushees were guests of the soror
ity; four tables were present.
Preliminary tryouts for the Girls’
Glee club were held Wednesday after
noon in the chapel. Final tryouts
will take place on next Wednesday
at 5 p. in. This will positively be [
the last date on which one may be j
selected, Hugh Hodgson, director of
the club, has announced.
About thirty girls were present at
the preliminaries, about ten of them
members of last year's club.
The Girls’ Glee club presents one
operetta each year, and also appears
on chapel programs, at gatherings at
Memorial hall, on radio broadcasts,
and on similar occasions. It has not
as yet given performances out of
Athens.
Under the direction of Professor
Hodgson, and Miss Jeanne Lyons,
Manilla, P. I., president, and Miss
Katherine Rogers, Demorest, secre
tary and treasurer, the Glee club is
expected to be not only larger, but
to include a great deal more talent
this year.
Gamma chapter of Kappa Alpha
announces the pledging of Juck
Boyd, Jacksonville, Fla., and Burch
O'Neal, Hainbridge.
Sigma Delta Chi, national journal
istic fraternity, discussed plans for
an entertainment in the form of a
tea dance honoring the new students
in tile Journalism school at the first
meeting of the new school year Tues
day afternoon. In Hie Commerce-
Journalism building.
A delegate will he sent to the na
tional convention which will be held
the last of October in St. Paul, Jack
Withers, Atlanta, president of the
chapter stated.
Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Camp, At
lanta, were guests at dinner at Lucy
Cobb Tuesday of this week.
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