isa-normaladvance-1914-00101

Description:	Indiana: state normae Library ^THE NORMAL ADVANCE101Woman* leagueThe active members of the Alpha sorority enter¬ tained a number of guests at the Varieties theater Tuesday, afternoon, January the sixth. After the performance, the sorority took its guests to the home of Miss Clara Sass of the Walden apart¬ ments, where light refreshments were served.The active members of the sorority entertained with a four oclock tea at the home, of the Misses Emma and lone Hazeldine, of South Center street, Friday, January the ninth. Miss Elizabeth Crawford, an alumnus of the sorority, presided at the tea urn. Miss Crawford was assisted in serv¬ ing by Misses Anna Mae Thomasson, Edith Gore and Ruth Colliver. The guests included the Alpha alumni and Misses Florence Fox and Orva Stine.Misses Louise Gillum, Edna Perry and Maybelle Peck are in school again this term. Miss Gillum has just returned from an extensive southern trip in the mountains of North Carolina. Miss Peck has just returned from a six months visit with her brother in Big Stone Gap, Virginia. Big Stone Gap is the home of John Fox, Jr., the novelist, and is the scene of The Trail of the Lonesome Pine.The Athleta section opened their rush season with a theater party at the Grand Saturday after¬ noon, January 3. After the performance a two- course luncheon was served at the Herz tea room.On January 6 an afternoon tea was given at the home of Marie Rucker on Ohio street. Miss Al¬ berta Harstine poured and was assisted by the Misses Daniel and Rucker. Many of the alumni and their friends called during the receiving hours. .Among those present were: Jessie An¬ drew, Alberta Harstine, Marie Rucker, Elizabeth Kadel, May Bowsher, Lucy Arthur, Helen Price, Stell Doershuck, Jess Boston, Gladys Jolly, Mary Clifford, Marjorie Sabiston, Sadie Drake, Lena Failing, Esther Ray, Janet Skeene, Bertha Retz, Helen McKeever, Ethel OHaver, Esther Price,Ellen Modesitt, Helen Dean, Lucille Hoover, Lu¬ cille Gay. The guests of the sorority were: Mabel Jones, Catherine Arnold, Barbara Zellars and Ruth Hayroth.On January 10 a chafing dish party was given at the home of Miss Bertha Retz, of East Chest¬ nut street, having the same honor guests.On Thursday, January 8, the members of the Gamma Gamma section entertained at the home of Miss Mary Frazier on Putnam avenue. A hot three-course luncheon was served at six oclock. Following this the guests enjoyed the entertain¬ ment provided by the committee. Mrs. A. G. Butler, of Louisville, was a guest from out of the city.Miss Anita Duenweg entertained the Gamma Gamma Dinner Club, Jr., on January 10th, at her home on South Seventh street.The Misses Emma Wright, Blanch Trueblood and Esther Westbrook, alumni members of the Kappa Kappa, came to spend the holiday season.Miss Margaret Ellis entertained the Kappa Kappa section with a Christmas party in honor of the Misses Wright and Trueblood. The fea¬ ture of the evening was a Christmas tree upon which was a gift for each member present, after which delightful refreshments were served.Miss Hazel Kiefner entertained the Kappas for the first rush party. About thirty members and guests were present. A three-course picnic sup¬ per was served.Miss Doris Drake entertained the Kappas and their guests at her home in Youngstown with a wiener roast. As a surprise Mrs. Drake served a most delicious supper.The Kappa Kappa members entertained their guests with a six-course banquet at the Elks club Thursday evening from six-thirty to eight-thirty.
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Collection:	Indiana State University Archives

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