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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1946
Page
3
Delta Phi Sigma resumes a Mother's Day banquet at Twin Lakes country club at 1 30 p m Sunday for members and their mothers. The event, planned with the Dell Mothers association, features a quartet and a reading of activities since reactivation under Chairman Bill Moore.
A baby girl named Ingrid Ellen Olson was born at 10 a.m. Saturday May 11 at Akron City hospital to Mr and Mrs John H Olson. The infant weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces and both mother and child are doing fine. Olson is a junior in liberal arts with a chemistry major and a Kappa Sigma Chi pledge. the mother is Dorothy Egger.
KMK announces a 1946 event where a coed elected by Kappa Mu Kappa will apply the first white paint to the K on the lawn and reign as K Girl. Named sweethearts Nadine Sullivan Mabel Davey Patty Morgan Dotty Anderson Dotty Jones Ruthie Hoehn surround the K.
Wesley foundation service Sunday at 7 30 p m features Dr A L Heer director of teacher training speaking on To Serve the Present Age Harold Province will preside at the Methodist church service The social period after the 6 p m supper showcases the Wesley girls glee club from the East Main street co op Recreation center in church basement opens Friday night at 7 30 with recreation and refreshments planned
The piece notes laconic Greek reports amid rain with Kappa Sigma Chi hosting Sunday events. Alum Betsey Case visits from Painesville. Ruth Schmidt and Wanda Gisinger to row in tomorrow's Regatta. group photos taken. a Methodist church dinner held. Dr and Mrs Raymond Clark host tea Sunday. Mothers club lunch Friday. fraternity to move to 132 South Lincoln June 15. chairmen named for furnishing Row boat Regatta and On the Campus Night committees. past president Bernie Harris attended Monday.
An International Relations club end-of-term party is set for tonight at 7 30 hosted by club advisor Dr W G Meinke. The event will take place at 331 Park Ave and features a casual gathering after a busy term.
PHI BETA PHI will be represented by Lenny Wood and Ralph Wilde in the Row boat Regatta. Sigma Sigma Sigma entertained Phi Beta Phi. Agnes Sawyer Vera Wawrin and Velois Loudon will also row. A sorority picnic is set for June 2 at Virginia Kendal Park with Anne Domiter chairing. A mothers tea is in planning, and Inter-Religious council representation includes Beck Taylor. Dinner guests included Professor and Mrs Holm. Spring dinner dance attendees dine at Robin Hood at 7:30 p.m. then travel to Aurora country club for dancing.
The Inter-Religious Council appoints three advisers to its advisory board. Mona Fletcher, a political science professor, Laura Hill, an English professor, and Mrs. Adams join to help the chaplains of campus sororities and fraternities.
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