isa-normaladvance-1914-00185

Description:	THE NORMAL ADVANCE185Miss Esther Arnold entertained the Kappa Kappa section Saturday evening, April 4. The rooms were artistically decorated in the sorority colors, lavender and white, and this color scheme was carried out in the delicious three- course supper, which was served. The girls spent the evening in games and contests. Those present were: Theo Sauer, Gertrude Leonard, Zelpha Burkett, Helene Casey, Marie Carter, Patty McCullum, Anastacia Burke, Doyne Koonce, Inez McClung, Helen Jones, Doris Drake, Edna Glick, Sue Hess, Ethel Friez, Geneva Smock, Marguerite Dunkin, Dot Ellis, Gladys McClung, Loretta Kelly, Florence Hurt, Myrtle Conklin, Eva Davis, Hazel Kief¬ ner, Katherine Walsh, Esther Arnold, Jamie Delay, Marguerite Kisner and Susan Miller.On the evening of March 22 the Llamaradas surprised Miss Eunice Asbury by giving a fare¬ well party in her honor. A 6 oclock dinner was given at the Y. W. C. A., followed by a theater party at the Grand, where every one enjoyed herself immensely.Those of the party were: Misses Gertrude Force, Leatha Houchin, Grace Golay, Edna Davis, Audrey Baumgartner, Helen Trent, Kathleen Nurnberger, Katharine Nantz, Addie Harris, Grace Nantz, Mary Brosey, Edna Pey¬ ton and Eunice Asbury.Miss Asbury has completed her course and is spending the spring at home. The Llama¬ radas regret losing one of their most loyal members.The Llamaradas began the rush season with a party given at 629 North Sixth street. The Misses Helen Trent and Addie Harris were hostesses. Various musical selections and readings furnished the entertainment. Follow¬ ing the program, a delicious picnic luncheon was served. The dining-room was decorated in the colors green and yellow and huge bouquets of yellow daffodils.The members present were the Misses Ger¬ trude Force, Addie Harris, Grace Golay, Kath¬ erine Nantz, Louise Coleman, Helen Trent,Hazel Force, Larel Pruitt, Grace Nantz, Au¬ drey Baumgartner and Edna Davis.The guests were the Misses McPheeters, Chambers, Scatt, Tulley, Wood, DeVaney, De- Weiss, Davis, Elliot and Brown.The Mu Zeta Sorority opened rush season with a theater party March 26, followed by a luncheon at Valentines. The guests were the Misses Wade, McCafferty, Debs, Wood, Thomp¬ son and McCray.A delightful breakfast was served Thurs¬ day, April 2, at the city Y. W. C. A. tea room. The decorations were pink and white, the Mu Zeta colors. The room was lighted with pink candles in crystal candelabra s. Dainty place cards were used. The guests were the Misses Olive Wood, Marguerite Debs, Hor- tense Wade, Ermel McCafferty, Myrtle Thomp¬ son and Emma Hoberg. The members present were the Misses Winniger, White, St. Clair, Smith, Rippetoe, Provines, Newton, Mygrant, Horstmann, DeFrese, Bodenhafer, Arbogast and Allen.Friday, April 3, the Mu Zetas enjoyed a three-course dinner at the Hotel Tuller. The favors were pink carnations. Pretty place cards, painted by Miss Horstmann, were used. After the dinner a pleasant evening was spent at a social at the Central Presbyterian Church. Charades, a bean race and other games were played. The guests were the Misses Hoberg, Thompson, Debs, Wade, McCafferty and Wood. The members present were the Misses Allen, DeFrese, Arbogast, Horstmann, Mygrant, New¬ ton, Provines, Rippetoe, Smith, St. Clair and White.The Omega Sorority opened the spring term with a large number of girls, most of the members continuing their work from the previous terms. Several of our girls did not return, Misses Mona Halloran, Lillian Mac- Nealy, Elsie Higi, Nola Williams, and Mabel
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Collection:	Indiana State University Archives

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