Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
UNIVERSITY NOTES
By C. E. Grassick

SOCIETY: Saturday night the in
 itiation of new members into the
 Gamma Delta Sorority occurred at the home of Miss Lorna Parks. The
 house was beautifully decorated in golden rod and ferns to carry out
 the sorority colors-green and gold.
 The new members initiated were
 Misses Marion Dale, Gladys TwedeH Margaret McRoberts, Ella Sneed, Cornelia Pitcher and Marion Hayne5.
 Miss Twedeli and Miss Sneed are from Phoenix. After the initiation delicious Dutch supper was served.
 Mrs Burrel Thatcher entertained the members and pledges of the Gamma Phi Sigma Sorority at tea.
 Miss Anna Pistor entertained Fri day evening with a delightful foot ball party at her home. The decora- tions were in ferns and Arizona col ors-red and blue. The entertain ment of the evening was five hum dred. The pretty tally cards were red and blue and embodied the foot ball idea, as each bore the position the holder of it was to play. The tables were designated as the 10. 20 and 30-yard lines, etc. The prizes were won by Miss Nyd!a Acller of Prescott. and MT. Cedric Scheerer of Tucson. and the consola ton was awarded to MT. John Voller of Bis bee. Delicious refreshments. consist ing of candy, punch. cake and ice cream, were served. Among the guests from Phoenix and surround ing country were Misses Inez Thrift and Esther Wright. and Messrs. | Harold Grimshaw and Wilson Get singer.
 Phoenix and Salt River valley is i well represented on the staff of the i Arizona Wildcat the official news paper of the student body organiza- tion. Julius E. Pitrat is exchange editor. and Max P. Nosskuehler. of i 127 F.. Van Buren street, is news | editor. The weekly paper is better | and bigger than ever. and is filled | from front to. back with good, healthy | enthusiasm.
 Inex Thrift of Phoenix is on the | committee appointed by the Woman5 ! league to decide on the programs of the league for the coming year. The 1 organization promises to he very lively this year, due not only t0 the capable president, Miss Anna Pistor, but also to the interest taken by the members.
 DEBATING SOCIETY,": At the | regular meeting of the Debating ciety Thursday, the question under discussion was Resolved, that the sale and cxportation of arms to belligerents by the citizens of the | United States should be prohibited by l law" Sanford Sweet of Phoenix was one of the judges, and the award l was made to the negative The sub jest of the next debate will be- Re solved that labor organizations pro- mote the best interest of the work ing people" Every Thursday has | been chosen for the meetings of the | society.
 It is now almost certain that the | University of Arizona is to take part | in at least one intercollegiate de- 1 bate this spring. Through the ef- l forts of students interested in this l important phase of college life, and through the work of the professors in the. English department, arrange ments are rapidly being made to have Arizona meet one of the uni versailles on the coast in debate. The most likely opponent will be the University of Southern California. U. & c. is Californias $ second largest school. having an enrolment of 5000 students.
 students are enjoying Professor Perry's Sunday afternoon lectures on the Panama Pacific exposition.