Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-17
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Two SorOritics Initiate and Ncw
Fraternity Is Established

Fraternity Is Established
The annual initiation of Epsilon
chapter of Alpha Xi Delta was held
i'm the chaper's rooms on Pearl street
Saturday evening at eight O'Clock. Fol
lowing initiation a banquet was served
in the New Sherwood grill, at which
covers were laid for 40. Miss Daisy
Stewart. II, acted as toastmistrcss.
Other alumnae present were Martha
| O'Neil, rs, Laura Porter Fuller, 16,
Madeline Taylor, II. Marion walker
i II. Coletta Barrett. IS Anna Smith. rs.
and Madeline Garfield. exec. Mrs.
| A. ID. Blagborough. national inspector
from Boston, and Mrs Samuel Bassett
also were present. Toasts were given
| by Anna Smith. rs. Elizabeth Dauchy.
10. Alice Rider, 30, Marjory Scott, 20.
| Aida Fairbanks 81, Fanny Martin, go.
| Impromptu speeches were made by Mrs
| Blagborough. Martha O'Neil 10. Edith
Haistead. 10. Naomi Lanou, 81. Doro-
thy French, '22. The initiates were
Irene Flanders. Marion Wright. Annie
Todd and Eunice Baylies of Burlington.
| Helen Perkins of Pomfret. Dorothy
i. French of Richmond, Mary Shorey of
Montpelier and Fanny Martin of
Plainheld all of the class of 1922.
Lambda chapter of Kappa Alpha
| Theta announces the initiation of
Marion Chatterton, Rutland, Gunhilde
Myerburg of Proctor. Eleanor Hutton
of Bennington. Thelma Edmunds, Merle
Snalley of Morrisville, Mae Fulling-
ton of Burlington. Bertha Williams of
Northampton. Mass, all of the class
of 1922, and Elizabeth Howe of Bur
lington of the class of 1920. After the
initiation Saturday evening a banquet
/ ~ hplI nt ha
Fullineton of Peacham acted as toast
mistress. Among the out -of-town
guests were Mrs. Brownell of Canton,
China. Miss Alice Derby of East Or
, ange. Conn., Mrs Marjory watson Lar
sen of Hartford Mrs. Norma Strong
Crosby of Hyde Park. Mrs. Helen Rut-
ter Hills of Hartford. Conn, Jennie
Maxfield of Hartford, Conn, Mildred
Chaplin of Richmond.
Amid very impressive ceremonies
Kappa chapter of the Tau Epsilon Phi
frat ernity was formally installed as a
national fraternity Saturday. The ini-
tiation was held in the chapters
rooms. located in the Hayward
building on Main street. The installa
ton was followed by a banquet at the
New Sherwood Hotel. The guests OF
honor. representatives OF the grand
council. were Henry Klauber and Israe'
Schwartz, who delivered stirring ad-
dresses. explaining to the men the
meaning of fraternal life of uni
versity. and urging them to strive fol
high scholarship, good standard of mo
rality. and cooperation with all activ.
tiles on the campus. Kappa chapter
was organized the early part of the
year and so thorough was the organiza.
ton that in a short time it was granted
n chapter by national fraternity
This insures its existence at the Uni
versity of Vermont as a permanent or
ganization. Temporary quarters have
been secured at the Hayward building
and tentative plans are now being for
mulated to erect fraternity hous,
. which will be a credit to the univer
sity. The following men were in
sta He'd as charter members of Kapp;
chapter. Tau Epsilon Phi: Kopland X
Markoff. Alec RabinoNitch. Louis Mel
ninck. Jonah w. Wolf and Louis Per
Gilman of the class of 1919: George w
Dren and Meyer Weinstein of the class
of 1920 Meyer levin. Max Fl. Miller
Philip Melnick, Ulysses NJ. Frank ant
Max Frank of the class of 1921: Dewe.
Katz. Samuel Saiger. Samuel Comm
sky. Benjamin Levin and Max Hanson
of the class of 1922.
|
ing of Roy F.. McFee of the class o
1920 of Canajoharie. n. Y.
At the meeting of the Y. NJ c. A. Fri
day the following officers were electe,
for the ensuing year: President Mildred
Powell 30; vice president. Marjor,
| Scott, 20; secretary, Hazel Byington, 20
treasurer. Ruth Harrington. ~.
The ladies' of the faculty entertained
| the young women of the university Frida,
evening at Grassmount. In the recevini
line were Mrs. J. y. JENNIE. Mrs. n. +
Perkins. Mrs. +. l.. Ingalls, and Mrs
Frederick Topper Two WEIGH play
by jeanette Marks, The Deacons Hat
and THE Merry Cuckoo" We're read
After the reading of the plays. refresh
ments We're served.
Kappa Sigma announces the pledg
ing of Douglas A Garno 10, of Yer
gennes.