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THE RED AND BLACK, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1938,
Three
Orchids
and Prunes
By Clara Belle Hooka
Sororities’ Officers
Military Breakfast
Will Follow Dance
Officers for the 1938-39 term have
been chosen by two sororities.
Alpha Delta Pi sorority elected
the following new officers for 1938-
39 Monday night: Martha High
tower, Thomaston, president; Mar
jorie Mann, McRae, vice-president;
Virginia Evans, Memphis, Tenn., re
cording secretary; Sarah Rossee,
Eatonton, treasurer; Barbara Fielis,
Jackson Heights, N. Y., correspond
ing secretary; Rubie Steele, Decatur,
guard; Grace Bounds, Savannah,
chaplain; Virginia McDowell, Mad
ison, historian; Gladys Johnston,
Waynesboro, chapter reporter, and
Marian Jackson, Cochran, assistant
traesurer.
Emily Beck, Griffin, was elected
president of Phi Mu Monday night.
Other officers elected are Mary Lit
tle, Macon, vice-president; Eleanor
Millican, Griffin, assistant president;
Virginia Eason, Miami, Fla., second
vice-president; Beth Rauchenberg,
Dalton, secretary; Betty Power, At
lanta, treasurer; Eleanor Key, Co
lumbus, reporter; Anne Creekmore,
Athens, historian. Mrs. William
Tate, Athens, was selected as alumni
adviser for a period of two years.
Up the Stairway
Members of "L” Company, 2nd
Regiment of Scabbard and Blade,
natonal honorary military fraternity,
wll entertain with a breakfast at
Costa’s following the Military Ball
Saturday morning from 1 to 2
o’clock.
Present officers of the society are
Wadsworth McGinty, president; By
ron H. Mathews, vice-president; John
Wilson Davis, secretary, and Albert
Jones, treasurer.
Officers and their wives who have
been invited are Col. and Mrs. H. E.
Mann, Maj. and Mrs. R. B. Trimble,
Maj. and Mrs. A. H. Peyton, Maj.
and Mrs. H. G. Holt, Maj. and Mrp.
A. J. Funk, Capt. and Mrs. J. E.
McGill, and Capt. and Mrs. L.
Vance.
Members and their dates are:
Wadsworth McGinty
Byron H. Mathews
John Wilson Davis
Albert Jones
Joe Prather
Lee Price
Ed Baxter
Ag Engineers Plan
St. Patrick’s Dance
Phi Mu Banquet
Celebrating its 86th anniversary
Phi Mu sorority will hold a Foun
ders’ Day banquet tonight at 6
o’clock in Dawson Hall for members,
pledges and Athens alumnae.
The banquet room will be dec
orated in the sorority’s colors, pink
and white, and arrangements of pink
enchantress carnations, flower symbol
of the fraternity, will be used as cen
terpieces. Place cards are to be in
the form of the Phi Mu pin. Betty
Power, Columbia, S. C., is chairman
of the decoration committee.
During the banquet toasts will be
made by Virginia Cheatham, Griffin
Elizabeth Fowler, Marietta; Eleanor
Millican, Griffin; Elizabeth Mathis,
Americus, and Clara Belle Hooks
Macon.
Jimmy Curtis
Joe Gillespie
John Andy Smith
Marion Page
Capers Holmes
John Wilson
Willis Jackson
Morris Abram
Douglas Kppcrson
Tom Lindsey
Marlon Luckey
Bill Benton
Jimmy McMurria
James Hoover
Bob Woodruff
Bud Hasell
Ward Holland
Polk Land
Gerald Medan
Ralph Rice
Harry Davis
Wallace Martin
Art Exhibit
Alum Knight
Emily Beck
June W11 iih
Sydney McWhorter
Audrey Kvana
Barbara Fielia
Virginia A ah ford
Caroline Brnsscau
Lain Bridget*
Mary Slate
Anne Martin
Marenret Da rat
Annie Laurie White
Helm Nort beatt
Ida Manning
Virginia Eppa
Elizabeth Barwlek
Marjorie Mann
Florence Dadmun
Catherine Gray
Ada WillinniK
Marjorie Doyle
Melba Hawklna
Amanda Wilkes
Katherine Pnttillo
Jo Trnuh
Louise Chandler
Marlhn Hightower
Rachael Lowry
Theatergoers last night saw John
Lester, Isiuis Solin, Eleva Smith
ami Helen Mergemloller in the
formal opening of "Kind Lady,”
—Staff Photo.
Members of the Agricultural En
gineering Club will entertain with a
dance Saturday night from 9 to 12
in the Physical Education Building
with the Collegians furnishing the
music.
St. Patrick's Day decorations will
be carried out, and each girl will
wear a shamrock.
All agricultural and forestry stu
dents have been invited, and each
members of the club has invited onj-
guest outside the Agricultural Col
lege. One special dance for club
members and three no-breaks have
been planned. A stag fee of 25 centB
will be charged.
Chaperons are Prof, and Mrs. R.
II. Driftmier, Prof, and Mrs. F. W.
Peikert, and Prof, and Mrs. W. E.
Hudson.
Tho date list includes Grace Ryan
Raleigh, N. C.; Marie Foster, Edi
son
otliy
Douglas, Homervllle; Myrius Law
renre, Blakely; Mary Grantham, Sa
vannah; Sarah Symmes, Matthews,
S. C., and lvylyn Adams, Dewey
Rose.
AEPis Will Give Banquet
Celebrating Founders' Day
Celebrating Founders’ Day, mem
bers of Alpha Epsilon PI will enter
tain with a formal banquet at their
fraternity house on Prince avenue
Saturday night at 7 o’clock. A house
dance will immediately follow the
supper.
Mrs. Mildred Morrow, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Murray, and Rabbi and Mrs.
Lawrence Block will chaperon the
affairs.
The members and their dates In
clude:
1; Arm an da Wilkes, Atlanta; Dor-
ly Westbrook, Athens; Madeline
Ixm Cohen
Sidney Rankin
Herman Simon
Beanie Primal
Aaron Cohn
Alvin Momlfl
UiiMter Friedman
Bill Tornn
Bruno Held
Gerald Mrddln
Freddie Loef
Ruth Miller
Bohh Diamond
Martha Huur.ln
Miriam Dreir.ln
Betty Wineatock
Nora Coolik
Knimn Mlukovitz
Ida KrheHtiehl
Giaelu Krumheln
Jo Tranb
Theresa Loef
PHOTO SPECIAL
3-8x10 PHOTOS CO HO
A PROOFS ,J ’ UU
GATES STUDIO
Photography Club Chooses
Brannen, Collins As Heads
Names famous (in contemporary
art are represented in the American
Artist Group exhibition which is
being displayed at the Chancellor
House through Tuesday, March 8.
The exhibition represents an at
tempt on the part of the group to
assemble representative artists of
every school and style of art. Orig
inal etchings, woodcuts, and litho
graphs, including the prints of
George Biddle, Jean Chariot, Ernest
Fiene, Rockwell Kent, Kenneth
Hayes Miller, and Yasuo Kuniyoshi
are exhibited.
Conservative, modern, realistic,
abstract, and surrealistic art, are fea
tured in the week’s exhibition, which
is open to Athenians and students.
Lynne Brannen, Athens, was elect
ed president of the Photography
Club to serve for the spring quarter,
Wednesday afternoon.
Charlie Collins, Athens, was
chosen vice-president; Margie Schmls-
seur, Belleville, 111., secretary-treas
urer; Constance Thomas, Athens,
publicity chairman, and Laura Mae
Burden, Commerce, program chair
man.
Members were urged to take pic
tures which might be entered in con
test or sold to magazines and other
publications.
KAs Will Sponsor
Barbecue Saturday
By Eleanor Millican
Following on the heels of their
Wild West ordeal and a house hop,
Kappa Alpha Order will give a bar
becue at 3 o’clock Saturday after
noon at the Y. W. C. A. Camp.
Filling the enterta.nment program
will he dancing to the strains of a
nickelodeon, and for those not in
terested in the terpsichorean art,
games have been arranged.
The party-goers will be watched
over by the following chaperons:
Mr. and Mrs. Bolling DuBose, I)r.
and Mrs. Marion DuBose, Mrs. Vir
ginia Rucker, and Prof. Robert
Stevens.
Women joining in the fun Include:
KliznlH-tli Mathis. Amerlrtix: Nannell
Bagwell, Athens: Cecil Michael. Athens;
Margaret Cnnper, Cotmnhns; Janet DuBose.
Athens: Elizabeth Lucas, Albany; May-
belli C'arithers. Athens; Catherine Dnvls.
Athens: Clnrn Belli' Honks. Mncon : Vir
ginia Mel towel 1, Miniisuu : Noll Solatia,
(Continued on page 51
Buffet Suppers
Two sororities will give entertain
ments during the early part of the
week. Monday night. Alpha Gamma
Delta is having a buffet supper at its
house on Prince avenue. This will
be the last social function given by
the sorority during the winter quar
ter, and members and pledges will
be present.
Alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta
will entertain the members and
pledges with a buffet supper at the
home of Mrs. Howell Erwin on Dear-
ing street at 6 o’clock Sunday night.
The supper is in celebration of the
Theta's first anniversary on the Uni
versity campus.
Did You
Know:
Miss Broatlhurst Speaks
The American Childhood Educa
tion Association will hold its regu
lar monthly meeting Tuesday night
at 7:15 in the Kappa Delta Pi room
in Peabody Hall.
Miss Kathleen Broadhurst of the
University Elementary School will
speak on “The Materials Bureau.”
All the teachers of Clarke county
and the elementary students of the
University of Georgia are invited to
attend.
Tri Delta Supper
Celebrating Its fifth anniversary on
this campus. Alpha Rho Chapter of
Delta Delta Delta entertained with
a buffet supper Thursday night at the
sorority house.
The program included speeches by
Ludie Gay, Gay, and Anne Smith,
Athens, charter members of the chap
ter. Athens alumni attended, and
also Mrs. M. H. Brown and Mrs. Les
ter Hosch, Gainesville, district ad
visers.
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