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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1944
Page
3
Alpha Omega Beta Gamma Gamma Phi and Theta Sigma Upsilon outline Round Robin Tea plans for freshmen women. Officers and committees across groups announce activites including rush captains, installation of officers, and education week with notable alumnae guests and university staff involvement.
Approximately 170 University women mainly freshmen registered for the Round Robin Tea on Tuesday through Thursday. Joanne Limber announced the event and said the group will be split into six teams visiting sorority houses from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Pan Hellenic rules warn sorority members not to schedule rush appointments during the tea or face penalties. Martha Forsberg chaired the planning committee with Limber and Betty Offhaus assisting.
Ruth Altmann daughter of Professor G J Altmann married former University drum major Bob Deal now a sergeant in the U S Medical Corps in France. The ceremony July 29 was held at Trinity Cathedral Cleveland with Virginia Partee maid of honor and Robert Ruble best man. Mrs Deal is a senior in the college of education.
Psi Lambda Omicron home economics honorary fraternity will meet at 4 p m in room 102 Kent Hall. Miss Nona Jordan assistant professor of home economics said Virginia Raymont and Avonelle Purdy will preside over the meeting.
The First Congregational church will have its pipe organ played last on Sunday with hand pumping by two local high school boys. The organ installed in 1872 was Kent’s first pipe organ. A new organ is planned to be installed by Christmas.
Wo men's League co chairs Betty Offhaus and Janet Irons announced committee heads for the Big Little Sister Tea. Isobel Shively will head invitations, Doris Gray music, with Mary Jane Wertenberger tea table, Edith Galloway kitchen, Elsie Stal zer food, Jean Nethero decorations, Doris Diefenbach art, and Lorna LaVand hostess. Tea set for Thursday October 26.
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