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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1913
Page
5
Ambitious plan by Ye MC Co members to wear white ribbon of the cabinet marks a college initiative. The effort, described as a goal to be reached by Thursday, reflects campus solidarity and a call for unity among students.
A fragmented OCR style listing multiple names and headings from a reading review. Mentions Maurice Johnson, EllV Anderson, Ruby Snyder, Mabel Toombs, Mildred Merrill, Oscar Bogard, John Jopling, Eva Smock. It references works like How I Spent My Vacation and Views of a Gentleman Entering Seniordom.
Tri Delt hosts a progressive party for rushees traveling by car to homes of Mrs Watson Vanny, Miss Verne White, and Mrs C A Overstreet. A four course luncheon followed at 4 15 with harpist Signor Mascagni providing music.
On Thursday evening at 6 30 the YWCA held its first regular meeting. Irene Huntington, the president, led with The Practical Religion of College Girls. Goldie Spencer sang as the group discussed the topic and urged attendance.
Regina Helm spent the weekend at her home in Indianapolis. The brief notice notes her residence and time away from other duties.
Friday September 26 the active Pi Beta Phi chapter hosted a luncheon for rushees at patroness Mrs A H Payne's residence with alumnae serving tea in the afternoon. Phi Delta Theta pledges named include Gray Vandeventer Spencer Ind William Nelp Peru Ind Robert Dorsey Bennett Switch Judson C McGuire Granville Ohio William Crowell George Walden Earl Cover Wayne Merrill Franklin Ind Springer Greenwood Ind Philip Smith Mark Holman Horace McClain Wayne Payne Edward Semones Franklin Ind Donald Duncan Columbus Ind
Ruth Kerlin spent the week end at her home near Franklin, enjoying a quiet domestic period away from public life.
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