isa-normaladvance-1914-00048

Description:	48THE NORMAL ADVANCERippetoe, Howard, St. Clair, Newton, Standi- ford, Wininger and White. The invited guests were Miss Blon Smith and the Messrs. Hem¬ mer, Mahan, Carmichael, Logan, Hyndman, Knauth, Ringham, Phillipott, Meyer, Bowles, Connor, and Mercker.OMEGA.Miss Gertrude Hinton was hostess for a pretty afternoon party, Saturday, November 1st, at her home on North Eighth street, hav¬ ing as her guests the members of the Omega sorority. The initiation of the new pledges was the chief feature of the afternoon. A three course luncheon was served, after which the remainder of the evening was spent in music and dancing. The hostess wras assisted by her sisters, Miss Helen Hinton and Mrs. Thomas Moorhead.Those present were: Misses Mona Halloran, Mary Richard, Margaret Killroy, Rachel Schaffer, Katherine Flaherty, Nola AVilliams, Helena Freitag, Hazel Davis, Nellie Root, Mil¬ dred Flaherty, Ada Denelsbeck, Gwendolyn Volkers, Meta Glaevecke, Emma Dommers- hausen, Mary Flaherty and Ellen Davis.PSI Til ETA.The Psi Theta Chapter entered upon the years work with renewed energy after a pleas¬ ant vacation. Only five of the former mem¬ bers returned. They are: Faun McKamey, Elsie Veit, Nona Madden, Edith Revir and Nelle Glover. These five girls, filled with spirit of enthusiasm and ably supported by the associate members (Madge OHaver, Nell Flesher, Esther Norris, and Helen Pfeiffer) have planned an enjoyable year for the girls of the sorority.During the rush season, two theater parties were given at the Orpheum, and each was fol¬ lowed by a luncheon at Valentines. On Sat¬ urday, October 11, the chapter was entertained at the home of Mrs. AVm. Smith, 531 NorthFourth street. After enjoying the well chosen games the twenty guests were ushered into the dining room where a three course luncheon was served. The favors were pink rose buds.On Saturday evening, November 1, at the home of Elsie Veit, the degrees of initiation were conferred on the following pledges: Rose Woody, Helen Chambers, Margaret Hall, Nan¬ nie Dunn, Ruby St. John, Mabel McKensey, Dorothy Pickerel and Louise McDonald. After refreshments were served, a business session was called by the leader, Nell Glover, and the following officers were elected: Vice leader, Nona Madden secretary, Nannie Dunn, and treasurer, Ruby St. John.EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE.The Equal Suffrage League was delighted to receive the staunch support of many new stu¬ dents, who are entering into the work with such zeal and determination that our extension plan can not help but be a success. Many of last years members have organized leagues in the communities in which they are teaching. Miss Barbour, our former president, has sent us word of her work in Grainola, and wishes for the further success of our organization. If you do not belong, come to our next meeting and make yourself a part of an organization which is fast extending throughout the state. This is not a question of passing importance, but a real live issue that will play a large fac¬ tor in determining the character of American homes and womankind. Come, cease idling, take your share of responsibility in the worlds work.THE WOMANS LEAGUE.The Womans League is one of the main fac¬ tors in the Normal this year. Rush season was as exciting as usual. Many girls were pledged by the different sections. There are nine active sections in school and each section is expecting to have the best times this term that can be had.
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Collection:	Indiana State University Archives

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