isa-normaladvance-1914-00156

Description:	156THE NORMAL ADVANCEto occupy that seat. After luncheon several in¬ teresting readings were given by Miss Steeple- ton. The guests were: Misses Jones, Wells, Barlow, Mason, Easton, Crosser, Eckert, Steepelton and Cox.The Gamma Gamma Dinner Club, Jr., will meet with Bessie Streever Saturday, March 7. The members are: Anita Duenweg, Bessie Streever, Gertrude Kearns, Katheryn Rhoads, Bertha Phillips, Lillian Eppert, Edith Cornell, Mary Carrithers, Nadine Reed and Irma May- rose.The active chapter is planning for the an¬ nual dance which will be held May 2.Miss Isabel Hamilton of Greensburg and Ema Ross of Seymour will be in school in the coming spring term.The Alumnae, with Ruby Fuhr as president, are beginning to plan for the reunion. It will be held during commencement week.Miss Esther Westbrook, who is teaching his¬ tory in the Bedford school, was the guest of the section, and her sister, Miss Mary, the week of March 1.Miss Grace Flood entertained informally Friday, February 27. The active members were present. The guests were served at small tables, which were decorated with candles and Gamma decorations.The Kappa Section has organized a bridge club which meets at the homes of its members on alternate Thursday nights.The last business meeting was held at the home of Miss Geneva Smock, Saturday night, February 28th. After the usual business ses¬ sion a delicious lunch was served and the re¬ mainder of the evening was spent socially. The members present were: Esther Arnold, Ana- stacia Burke, Marie Carter, Helen Casey, Jamie Delay, Doris Drake, Marguerite Dunkin, Mar¬ guerite Ellis, Ethel Friez, Edna Glick, SueHess, Florence Hurt, Helen Jones, Loretta Kelly, Hazel Kiefner, Marguerite Kisner, Doyne Koonce, Zelpha Burkett, Gertrude Leon- rad, Gladys McClung, Susan Miller, Inez Mc¬ Clung, Pattie McCullum, Theo Sauer, Kath- erine Walsh, Mary Westbrook and Geneva Smock.The Psi Theta section was delightfully en¬ tertained by Miss Esther Norris on Friday evening, February 13, at her home on Craw¬ ford Avenue. The guests assembled at eight oclock, each dressed to represent some book of fiction. The first part of the evening was spent in studying the unique costumes, and guessing what each represented. The next game which caused much merriment was the reading and writing of descriptions of each of the guests. Miss Woody then sang two beautiful solos, ac¬ companied by Miss Norris on the piano. A delicious luncheon was then served by Miss Norris to which her guests did ample justice. Those present were Misses Rhiner, Hall, Woody, Madden, Parr, Zell, Weyl, Norris, Veit and Pickerl. Miss Emma Leinhart, of South Bend, a former member of the Psi Theta sorority, was entertained by the section during her visit in Terre Haute. A card party and dance was given in her honor at the home of Mrs. G. Smith on North Fourth Street, on Feb¬ ruary 20, and on the 21st, a matinee party at the Grand followed by a luncheon at the Herz Tea Room.On March 7, the Psi Theta girls enjoyed a theatre party at the Orpheum, followed by a luncheon at Valentines.Two members of the section, Misses Glover and Zell, were sent as delegates to Richmond, to represent the Y. W. C. A. at the Missionary Convention held at Earlham College.One of the prettiest social events of the Omega Sorority was their dancing party given at the Phoenix Club, Saturday, February 21. The party was given in honor of a number of
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