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THE RED AND BLACK
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Pioneers Entertain
Women Students
At Memorial Hall
Sixty women studcntg were pres
ent at the first tea given by the
Pioneer club in Memorial hall Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles M. Snelling, Mrs. A.
Rhodes, dean of women, Miss Anne
Brumby, and the officers of the club
formed the receiving line. The mem
bers of Pioneer Inner circle, mem
bership into which is the highest
honor bestowed by the club, "erved.
Hugh Hodgson, head of the music
department, played several piano
numbers. Stanton Forbes, Athens,
gave violin selections.
Clara Slaton, Washington, is presi
dent of Pioneer club. The other of
ficers are: vice-president, Pauline
Hadaway; corresponding secretary,
Katherine Bryan; recording secre
tary, Pauline Stephens; treasurer,
Sophia Boyd, and historian, Ruth
Brisendine.
The colors of the club, green and
white, were used in the decorations
Green and white ice cream and cake
were served with white mints. The
rooms were decorated with bowls of
fall flowers, and refreshments were
served in the dining room by mem
bers of the Inner Circle after the
music. These are, in addition to the
officers. Mary Masur, Augusta; Les-
sie Bailey, Atlanta; Naomi Pomer-
ance, Augusta; Katherine Rogers,
Demorest; Mildred Holley, Augusta;
Marie Hollenshead, Washington;
Geraldine Noell, Comer, and Janet
Jarnagin, Athens.
Alpha Gamma Delta gave the first
of a series of radio programs that
are to be given by the fraternities
and sororities Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ftirker, Bremen, Germany,
is the guest of her sister. Miss Irene
Stanley, at Lumpkin house.
Miss Virginia Roper, Gainesville,
was the guest of Caribel Finger last
week-end.
Miss Sadie Myers, Washington, D.
., is visiting Miss Marie Upson at
her home on Prince avenue.
Miss Mary Alice Legwin is spend
ing the week-end at her home in
Augusta.
Miss Madge Scott, a student at
Agnes Scott in Decatur, is the guest
of Misses Lessie Bailey and Eloise
Settle at the Alpha Gamma Delta
house.
Miss Marie Hollenshead, Washing
ton, is visiting Miss Katherine Bry
an at her home in Atlanta this week.
Alpha Lambda Tau
Entertains Pledges
Alpha Lambda Tau fraternity will
entertain its pledges with a dance
and bridge party at the chapter
from 8 until 12 p. m.
Co-eds and Athens girls have been
invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hubert, and
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McWhorter are
to be the chaperones for the party.
Pi Kappa Alpha
To Honor Pledges
o
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, 32
South Milledge ave., will be the hosts
to its sixteen pledges at a house
dance, which will be given Saturday
from 9 until 12 p. m., at the chapter
house.
Many of the university co-eds and
local Athens girls have been invited
to attend. The Gilmore and Tabor
orchestra will play for the dancing
Chaperones will be Mr. and Mrs
Robert Gunn and Mr. and Mrs. J. A
Chapman.
New Pandora Staff
To Meet Tuesday
The 1931 Pandora staff,
which was announced last year,
will meet in the Pandora office,
Oct. 13, according to W. G.
Wells, editor. Definite plans
will be made at this time for
the year book. In accordance
with the new system of select
ing the editor, work on the
book will be divided between
three associate editors, one of
whom will be chosen editor the
following year.
Personals
Miss Helen Plaginos, Gainesville, I
is in Atlanta this week-end.
Gamma of Kappa Alpha announces;
the pledging of John Northcutt, Ma
rietta.
Miss Sarah Bargeron, Savannah,
is in Atlanta this week-end.
Miss Henri Frances Crowder is at
her home in Griffin.
Miss Billie Rountree, Summit, is
n New York with her sister. She |
will attend the Yale-Georgia foot
ball game at New Haven Saturday.
Miss Henrietta Armstrong, Sa
vannah, who has been visiting in
Athens the past week, left for home
Thursday.
Alpha Gamma Delta is giving a
buffet supper for their pledges Mon
day night.
At The Movies
PALACE: NEXT WEEK
Monday und Tuesday: George Ar-
liss' dramatic sensation, "Alexander
Hamilton;” Stan Laurel-Oliver Har
dy comedy, "Come Clean.”
Wednesday: Douglas Fairbanks
Jr., comedy drama, “I Like Your
Nerve;" comedy, "She Went for a
Tramp."
Thursday and Friday (Special):
Sylvia Sidney and Phillips Holmes,
daring dramatic sensation, "The
American Tragedy;” Bobby Jones,
"How I Play Golf;” "The Niblick.”
Saturday: Clarke Gable, racing
comedy druma, "Sporting Blood;”
Our Gang comedy. “Shiver My Tim
bers.”
Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 19th
and 20th, Lew Ayres and the Four
Horsemen, “The . Spirit of Notre
Dame.”
Free show at the Strand Wednes
day 3 p. m.
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