isa-normaladvance-1914-00102

Description:	102THE NORMAL ADVANCETo the favors, white roses, artistically arranged in a French basket, were attached hand-painted place cards by means of long lavender streamers. The place cards were the work of Miss Jamie Delay. The members present were: Theodora Sauer, Doris Drake, Hazel Kiefner, Gertrude Leonard, Edna Glick, Patty McCullom, Marie Carter, Zel- pha Burkett, Marguerite Kisner, Margaret Ellis, Marguerite Dunkin, Geneva Smock, Loretta Kel- ley, Gladys McClung, Helen Jones, Jamie Delay, Florence Hurt and Doyne Koonce. The guests were: Esther Arnold, Helene Casey, Ruth Camp- hell, Inez McClung, Mary Westbrook and Ethel Frisz. The chaperon was Mrs. Edward Kiefner.Miss Edna Peyton, of 1233 South Fourth street, gave a watch party for the Llamarada girls on New Years eve. The house was decorated with bells, holly and mistletoe. The evening was spent in various kinds of amusement, one of the most pleasing features being a penny walk. Fred Phillipott and Helen Trent won the prize for being good walkers.Refreshments of sandwiches, olives, pickles, cof¬ fee and cake were served. The new year was ushered in with much merrymaking and various resolutions were made by all present.Those who participated in this most enjoyable party were the Misses Helen Trent, Gertrude Force, Audrey Bumgartner, Grace Nantz, Kathryn Nantz, Grace Golay, Addie Harris, Edna Peyton, and the Messrs. Phillipotte, Weathers, Mahan, Bremercamp, Shotwell, Trotter, Sublette and Logan.The Mu Zeta section was entertained Saturday, December 23d, by Miss Esther Newton, Miss Reba Arbogast and Miss Gladys Rippetoe at the home of the latter in Hancock street. Sewing was the principal diversion of the afternoon. Miss Marguerite Allen rendered several beautiful piano solos.After the delicious refreshments were served each girl received a gift from the Xmas box. Quite a delightful time was enjoyed by all present.On New Years day one of the most charming of the open house parties was given by the Mu Zeta section to all the former members from 2 :30 to 5 :30 at the home of Esther Newton, 46 -South Thirteenth and a Half street. Other friends called during the receiving hour.Vocal and instrumental music was rendered by different members of the section.A delicious collation, consisting of sandwiches, salad and tea, was served in the dining room to all present.After the guests had departed an appetizing supper was served to the members, followed by a theater partyat the Grand.On Tuesday morning, January 6, the Mu Zetas had a breakfast party at the Y. W. C. A. tea room. The members and guests present were the Misses Winsinger, Allen, Costelow, Provines, Ar¬ bogast, Rippetoe, St. Clair, Newton, White, Smith, Bodenhafer, Cantan, Mygrant, Campbell, Horstmann, DeFrees.Miss Mary Richard, of 1606 College avenue, entertained the members of the Omega Sorority with a Christmas party Saturday, December 13. The house was decorated in the Christmas colors of red and green. Bells and crepe paper in these colors were festooned from the chandeliers to the corners of the room.The members of the sorority brought exchange gifts which were numbered. Small bells contain¬ ing numbers were fastened to the spoons used in the luncheon, and these were matched with the numbers on the gifts. Musical selections were given by Miss Aldine Richard and Miss Helena Barnes.Those present were the Misses Ada Denelsbeck, Clara Shanks, Edna Lloyd, Elizabeth Freuden- reich, Ellen Davis, Elsie Higi, Gwendolyn Vol- kers, Helena Freitag, Katherine Flaherty, Mar¬ garet Killroy, Meta Glaevecke, Mildred Flaherty, Nellie Root, Nola Williams, Rachael Schaffer, Mary Flaherty and Stella Taylor.Miss Margaret Killroy entertained the soror¬ ity with a dinner party in honor of Miss Daphne Bratton, who was married December 24 to Pro-
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