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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1945
Page
3
Doris Stuart Edith Reiser and Patricia Springer will be initiated into Alpha Psi Omega speech honorary tonight at 6 30 on the stage. The group will host a theater party Thursday night May 24 at the Weathervane Theater in Akron.
Head nurse Miss Mittie Smith reports Alice Cox is living alone and enjoying her time in the infirmary today. The remark underscores Cox’s independent stance during recovery.
Sally Smith was elected Monday afternoon by Zeta Iota to succeed sister Ruth as president. New officers include Mildred MacLearie vice president Betty Offhaus secretary Marilyn Waltz treasurer and Marion Darst parliamentarian. Colors changed to blue and white. a bridge party at Elizabeth Lewis's home on Thursday May 24 at 8 p.m. will precede the installation.
Rev and Mrs Don Barss new Wesley Foundation directors will lead brief chapel services at 7 30 Thursday morning in Engleman woods This service marks Mrs Barss first campus appearance All students urged to attend with friends
The International Relations club will elect officers when it meets Friday at 7 p.m. at the home of Dr. W. G. Meinke head of the foreign languages department. Attendees should contact Helen Lee. Dr Meinke’s home is 331 Park Avenue.
Cardinal Key pledges will host an initiation tea Thursday from 6 30 to 7 30 in the Moulton hall music room. Eight women will be initiated at that time. Mary Ellen Hoffman serves as president.
Alumni association plans a benefit bridge party on Friday May 25 at 8 in Moulton hall to fund the June alumni banquet. Robert Hall announces the event with invitations to seniors faculty and their spouses. The banquet Saturday June 9 at the Methodist church features postwar topics and reports from alumni committees. President George A Bowman is the main speaker and a brief business meeting will follow with officer nominations.
Gerry Benson daughter of Mr and Mrs L R Benson of Kent married John Williams seaman first class U S Navy also of Kent in a private home ceremony. Nancy Beier served as maid of honor and Jerry Tuttle was best man. A reception for 150 followed at the Robin Hood. The bride attended Alpha Omega sorority at University in 1944 and the groom, who served in the Pacific, will reside with Williams stationed in Seattle Washington.
Dick Cone will headline Tea Dancing Thursday afternoon at 4 in room 119 Kent hall. The Independents sponsor the affair this week with Cone performing Casanova La ment and another specialty act on the program. Refreshments will be served.
A skin-smooth lastex bathing suit named Uncluttered features a decorative western motif in white and brown. The ensemble is completed by clogs with leather bands and natural wood soles as the costume accessory.
The Women s League meets at 4 p m in room 108 Kent Hall to discuss the annual banquet honoring graduating senior women. Mary Ellen Hoffman announces the event and says the banquet will be held Wednesday May 23.
Mary McManus original work The Pink Dress will be presented during the radio workshop broadcast at 10 45 Saturday morning. Cast selections have not been made.
Dr. Weldon Williams, acting head of Rockwell library, recalls a boyhood on a Washington wheat ranch of 3000 acres on the Columbia River bend. His grandparents were '49ers. his father owned the first state combine harvester. He attended Washington State University and the University of Washington, taught at Lewis and Clark high school, and has been at the University since 1937. He enjoys classical music and keeps two pianos at home, returning to Washington whenever possible.
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