Ohio University Sororities Close Four Day Rushing Period
Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Gamma Delta Chi Omega Pi Beta Phi Phi Mu Alpha Delta Pi Zeta Tau Alpha and Theta Upsilon wrapped four days of events with formal dinners at Athens clubs and Berry Hotel. Alice Mae Dodge and Martha Warden led Alpha Gamma Delta pledges. Pi Beta Phi hosted 19 rushees with roses at each plate. Chi Omega held a Berry Hotel banquet with yellow roses and Cedinal ribbons.
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Ohio University
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta
Chi Omega
Pi Beta Phi
Phi Mu
Alpha Delta Pi
Zeta Tau Alpha
Theta Upsilon
Athens
Bushees
Dean of Women
Dean of Women's Office
Athens Country Club
Evelyn Eichinger
Jean McKay
Mary Frances Reeves
Edward C. Schloss
8. D. Forsyth
C. N. Mackinnon
Seth Lewis
Roger Jones
Harry Foster
Earl Beckley
T. H. Morgan
George Hitchcock
Alpha Gam
Jeanette Warden
la Verne Dreger
Berry Hotel
Virginia Lou Eberle
Alice Mae Dodge
Emma Speary Smith
Ina Craig
Berry
Hotel Berry
Alpha Delta TM
Patsy Gwinn
Helma Weaver
Macon
Miss Weav
Colonial Hotel
Edna Mae Stauffer
T. W. Craig
South Court Street
Helen Rounds
Ellen Biddle
Maxine Lohnes
Agnes Reed
Mary Frances Winkie
Martha Green
Velma Geary
Chessea Stappleton
Amy Kingsland
Mary Esther Smith
Jane Gill
Lois Splittorf
Anne Custer
Formal Sorority Dinners and Carnivals Highlight Busy Week
Theta Upsilon hosts a candlelit formal with hostesses Mrs. 8. Miller Mrs. Roy Paynter and Miss Janice Wise. Phi Mu staged a Spider Party with a roulette wheel fortune booth and hot dog stand. Alpha Xi Delta held a Rose Formal with chioruses and a treasure hunt ending in a wedding mockup for Pi Beta Phi. Chi Omega turned the house into a carnival with booths and fortune telling while other sororities hosted related events with alumnae in attendance.
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Theta Upsilon House
Roy Paynter
Janice Wise
Tiny Plantain
Don Clippinger
W. B. Drake
Phi Mu
Mary Harwick
Columbus
Mary Gallagher
Sorority
Norma Thomas
Zeta Tau Alpha Has
Alpha Xi Delta
M. J. Hitchcock
Delia Dorsey
Athens
E. H. Gaylord
Clark Dailey
Helen Roush
Chi Omega House
Eileen Rauch
Chi Omega
Heermann Trio To Be Heard Oct 2 In Memorial Hall
The Heermann Trio Emil and Walter Heermann and Miriam Otto will perform Tuesday October 2 in Memorial Hall Athens. The concert opens a three show series under Ohio University and the Woman's Music Club with two more dates in November and February.
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Woman's Music Club
Heermann
Emil
Walter Herrmann
Miriam Otto
Marietta
Music Club
Miss Wright
Hugo Heermann
Germany
Brahms
Litt
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Royal Hotel
Georgian Bay
Canada
Dr C C Robinson Moves Choir to Episcopal Church
Dr C C Robinson head of Ohio University School of Music and longtime conductor at First Methodist Church transfers his services to the Episcopal Church this year. Prof J E Thackrey succeeds him at the Methodist and Allen Kresge remains as organist. Robinson forms a new sixteen voice choir from the Ohio University Vested Choir.
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C. C. Robinson
Ohio University School of Music
First Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
Robinson
Methodist Church
J. E. Thackrey
Ohio University
Allen Kresge
University
Scout Leaders To Meet For Camp Study At Rotan
A trapping and training course for 25 or more scout leaders from Athens Marietta Lancaster Parkersburg Pomeroy and Glouster runs Friday through Sunday at the Girl Scout cabin Camp Rotan. Miss Charlotte La Tourette directs with Athens leaders M rs Fred Wheaton M rs Freda Malone M rs Isabelle McClure M rs Thor Olson and the University Scouting Class aiding. The two day program features outdoor cooking and nature study with meals listed including Hello Supper Sunrise breakfast Alpine Lunch Swedish Night Jungle Breakfast and Last Round Up.
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Camp Rotan
Athens
Marietta
Lancaster
Parkersburg
Pomeroy
Glouster
Charlotte la Tourette
Edith Macey
New York
Fred Wheaton
Freda Malone
Isabelle McClure
Thor Olson
Athenian Temple Plans Friday Pythian Sisters Meeting
Athenian Temple No. 173 Pythian Sisters will meet Friday night September 28. After the lodge a program will be presented and refreshments will be served.
Past Noble Grands Meet With Mrs Strawn Friday
Past Noble Grands will gather with Mrs. C. V. Strawn at 7244 North Court Street on Friday at 7 30 p m for a meeting. The event highlights community fellowship within the group.
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C. V. Strawn
North Court Street
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
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