isa-normaladvance-1914-00186

Description:	186THE NORMAL ADVANCESeidel. We were strengthened by the return of two former members, Misses Helen Dykes and Flora Paffenburger.The Sorority began its spring social functions with a rush party Friday, April 1, at the home of Miss Ada Dennelsbeck, 2028 North Thirteenth street. The evening was spent in music and dancing. Several vocal selections and readings given by Miss Lillian MacNealy fur¬ nished amusement for the guests. Later, a luncheon was served, the hostess being assisted by Misses Ina Stitts and Gwendolyn Volkers.The sorority members and guests were Misses Mary Richard, Rachael Schaffer, Hila Lewis, Lillian MacNealy, Margaret Kilroy, Katherine Flaherty, Mona Halloran, Frieda Glaevecke, Helen Jones, Clara Shanks, Daphne Brock, Helen Dykes, Mabel Seidel, Nellie Root, Ivah Cox, Flora Paffenburger, Edna Lloyd, Mary Flaherty, Ellen Davis, Elizabeth Freud- enreich, Emma Dommershausen, Helena Frei¬ tag, Gertrude Hinton, Meta Glaevecke, Ruth Abling, Ina Stitts, Mildred Flaherty, Gwen¬ dolyn Volkers and Ada Dennelsbeck.The Omega girls were entertained Saturday, April 4, by Miss Edna Lloyd with a theaterparty at the Grand, followed by luncheon at the Herz tea room, at which time Miss Lloyd announced her marriage to Thomas Concan- non of St. Marys. The table was decorated in ferns, and Easter rabbits. Pink roses were given as favors. Covers were laid for twenty- five Omegas and their guests, Misses Esther Toelle, Ivah Cox, Helen Jones and Daphne Brock.Miss Dorothy Rummel entertained the Psi Theta section Saturday afternoon, April 4, at her home, 247 South Ninth street, with a win¬ ter picnic. The afternoon was given over to games, contests, etc., and at 4:30 the guests were invited into the dining-room, where a de¬ licious picnic supper was served to fourteen guests.Those present were the Misses Ella Ingler, Hilda Zell, Elsie Veit, Esther Morris, Ruth Hughes, Grace Pickett, Blanche Johnson, Helen Pfeifer, Rose Woody, Margaret Hall, Ruby St. John, Louise McDonald, Edith Rhiner and Dorothy Rummel.How slow the time. To the warm soul, that, in the very instant It forms, would execute a great design.—Thomson.
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Collection:	Indiana State University Archives

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