Newark post., 1913-12-10
Sigma Nu Opens
Social Season
Many Out-of-town Guests

The Sigma NJ dance held in the
Opera House, last Friday evening,
was generally agreed to be one OF
the most delightful fraternity
dances ever given in Newark.
The hall was tastefully decorated
with banners of the various frater-
mites at Delaware and pennants
from many colleges, which were
in evidence everywhere. Ferns and
palms, banked in profusion, made
an effective setting for the First In
fantry Orchestra, composed OF
eight pieces, which occupied the
stage.
Immediately following the grand
march with which the dance began
the fifty-fve couples present were
arranged in the form of the letters
"Sn and "N' and f1ashllght
photograph was taken, which has
developed into a striking picture OF
the occasion.
The program committee has been
warmly congratulated upon the
beautiful and original souvenirs
which they presented to their
guests. The unique little affair IS
only two inches in width, and one
in length. The cover pieces are OF
brass carved in the shape OF the
Greek IS N" the outline formed
2 by the letter "N'', while the center
is cut in the form Of 49,. On the
5 white paper displayed by the cary
ing away Of TIE brass, is printed, II
: heavy black type, the chapter let
a ters I'D k. thus showing the
a fraternity coIors, black, white anle
i gold. To the right of the letters Il
. the raised gold coat OF arms. e
i black and white cord finishes tn
e novelty. The program include
u twentv-four dances and gives tn
q chapter roll of the fraternity.
q Refreshments Of chicken salad
g rolls. ice-cream, cake, coffee AM
u nuts. were served in the banque
al hall by Caterer Hanna OF WI
" " mington. - !,
n The patronesses were Mrs. T.. 1
H. Evans, Mrs. e. Laurence Smitl
:, Mrs. G. L. Penny, Mrs. White.
J. Mrs. C. A. Short, Mrs. Warner M
lg Neal and Mrs. Campbell.
p The guests included: Newark
r. Prof. r. Conover, DR.. w. .. ).
IN pherd, Prof. and Mrs. c. A. McCl
a, DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Reed, Prof.
10 H. Srager, Coach McAvoy, Prof
IS; F. b. Hills, r. R. Pailthorpe; ID
ed H. j. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. II: |
IT. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Wrigl
ne DR.. w. H. Steel, Mr.. Ernest
nt Wright, Capt. and Mrs. l..
Ill Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Fade
Mr.. r. w. Cranston, Misses !
Pennock, West, Katherine BoWe
Ethel Campbell, Marian Campbe
T. Elsie Davis, Elsie Greer, Eml
"a Worrall, Alice Singles, Jean Lon
iio fellow, j.. Bye, Elizabeth Wrigh
IN Marshalton, Misses Harrington al
of Warren; Bridgeville, Miss Caha
,he Georgetown, Miss Keiser; Camde
ial Miss Cooper; Newport, Miss Pr
tvman; Ruthby, Miss Richie
Dover, Miss Parvis; New Cast
~ Miss Appleby; Wilmington, MIS-
. Hudson, Rossell, Edgar, Bry'
in Carvin, Boughton, Lackey, 30
ing den, Carter, Buclzmaster; Mess
Of Ruth, Aurand, Little, McCatter
-, Hackett, Buckenhen; Philadelph
'n Misses Phillips, Midlen, Hans
re- Baral; Wildwood Crest, N. j., M
less Hallam; Pocomoke City, Md, M
nge Schoolfeld; Elkton, Md, NJ
Whitworth; Havre de Grace, N
S. r. Choate; Pennington, N
Harrington.
Alumni of the chapter who
nts tended were: w. A. Sawdon
!, wv w. r. Edgar 10, G. R. Lind
s H. Il. Deakyne ex-'15, J. Tay
rol' ex15, A. V. Davis ex,l2, Il.
to Rossell '13, G. S. Lenderman
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