Sigma Chi Annual Social at Chapter House
The Sigma Chi alumni reception and dance drew about thirty five Hanoverian guests plus out of town attendees Miss Margaret McLelland 08 of Lawrenceburg Corinne Johnson and Helen Sulzer of Madison Harriet Montgomery of Seymour T H Montgomery 09 and E M Harrison ex 11 of Indianapolis Prof and Mrs Wolfe and Prof and Mrs Hadley served as chaperones Music by Hughes and Montgomery Refreshments in fraternity colors punch cake ice cream Card cases given to men with letters and handbags to ladies with letters Phi Gams initiated Saturday.
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Sigma Chi
Indianapolis
Wolfe
Hadley
Hughes
Montgomery
Ladies Long Coats and Sweater Coats Sale
Ladies long coats in new roll color offered in medium and heavy weights starting at six dollars. Sweater coats in white grey and red with single and double breasted styles. Children’s sweater coats from twenty five cents upward Misses from fifty cents upward Womens from one dollar fifty cents upward.
Butler address on professional preparation and college affairs
Dr Millis spoke at Butler on preparing for a profession. J C Vanatta a Brookston banker was elected a College trustee. Faculty invited to lecture at Madison High School showing rising demand. Sigma Chi men Stanford Charles A 90 and A Q 92 from Newcastle Ky visited with wives. Point House items missing soap and rats. Hadley improving yard with fence removal. Y M C A state secretary Mr Johnson visited town. Phi Delts hosted by Mrs Montgomery.
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Charles A- Stanford
A. Q
Stanford
Newcastle
Sigma Chi Brothers
Hadley
Mr. Johnson
State of Inc
Faculty party honors Mrs. Harding and Miss Westfall
Faculty guests gathered at the Point House to celebrate Mrs. Harding and Miss Frances Westfall of Crawfordsville. Professor Souter won a guessing contest while Dr. Millis excelled in a flag making contest. A two course luncheon followed as guests lingered past the dorm bell.
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Harding
Frances Westfall
Crawfordsville
Ind
Fisher
Miss Harding
Point House
Professor Souter
Souter
Dr. Millis
Designing Shoe Style for Comfort and Fit
The text emphasizes choosing shoe styles designed to fit the human foot with attention to comfort and hygiene. Heels, arches, and toe shapes are considered, noting that stylish appearance should not compromise foot health.
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America
Ed Shirt & Color Co
Troy, N.Y
Ireland
Phi Gams
He Democrat CO. Printers - Stationers
Madison, Ind
C& Roth CO
J-C. Vanatta
Brookston, Ind
Madison
Phi Delts
C. A. Stanton
the Shoeiste
Hill
W. H. Todd
Imperial Orchestra
G.G. Klein
L. Benson
C, Scott
G. Antle
Winslow
Prospect House