The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-04
CLUBS.
NEW SORORITY AT STATE UNI
VERSITY,

The Alpha Club of Negro Student
women, an outgrowth of S. U. T. formed
some six years ago, are pledged to the
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and will
become full members during the second
week of April and nine student women
and one alumnus, Miss Adah Hyde, will
be initiated on that date. The girls at
the University to join are Elizabeth
Gross, Ola Calhoun, seniors; Helen
Cameron Beshears, Helen Lucas, Mamie
Diggs, juniors; Coda Crutcher, sophie
more; Harriet Alexander and Imogene
Wilson, freshmen.
The Cosmopolitan Club was organized
at Mrs. Grace McCraven IS residence,
March 25th This club is for the social
and philanthropic uplift of its members
and friends.
Much credit is due the girls of the
Sunshine Service Club for the splendid
song service rendered last Friday even
ing at Maple Street Baptist church at
the reception given in honor Of the over
seas boys. They leave sunshine wher-
ever they go.
Tuesday, April 8, will be the regular
monthly get together evening OF the
clubs, club leaders and mothers at the
girls club room at Army Club No. 2.
All interested are urged to attend.
The Mary Church Terrell Club met
last Monday evening with Miss Margret
Roberts as hostess at the r. N. Hyde
residence. Mrs. Lula McCree led the
lesson. Miss Adah Hyde will be hostess
next Monday night.
The Phyllis Wheatly Club met with
Mrs. M Jackson, 1926 Cleveland Ave.
Adjourned to meet next Wednesday at
the residence Of Mrs r. K. Knox at 945
14th st. Pl.
The U. A. Guy Club girls met March
goth, 1919, and had splendid meeting.
The girls are planning on entertaining
their parents and over seas boys in the
near future.
Owing to the fact that the reporter
Of the S. l.. Brit Club was indisposed
the past week the report of the club an
niyersary was overlooked. Although de-
linnuent, it would be hardly fair not to
state the fact that the first year an
niyersary of s. L. Brit Club was cele-
brated at st. Paul A. M. E. church on
Goth nit. and was very successful ar
fair. as there were nearly 300 who par
ticipated, and a fine program was rem
dered. Afterwards the guests were es-
corted to the basement and served roy
ally. The place Of entertainment was
beautifully decorated with the club col
ors and serving also carried out IN
same. Every one reported a very en-:
;ovah1e time. Much credit is given this
club as thew are reported as doing
thin % lust wight. 17ianks to the many
friends who participated. Mrs. lzora
M,ckev. Pres. Mrs. Rubina Harper,
Sec. & Rep.
The Cosmopolitan Club was enter.
tanned April LIST by Mrs. Carrie G1oson.
The club will be entertained py MISS
Helen Hudson April 9Th.
HOME MAKERS LEAGUE AT Glhl'sS
= CLUB ROOM.
Fl Next Tuesday afternoon at . 0 CLOCK
IN the Girls Club roo mat the Army
Clnb 9th and Mulberry SITS, the newly
elected officers will be installed by rev
q. W. Robinson, after which Mr.. H. - -
Eddv of the Public Welfare bureau y
the Chamber of Commerce VIII ADDRESS
the league. ,rpArr
PROVES INTERESTING.
On last Tuesday evening at the Union
~, EDUCATIONAL church, under the au-
sn;ces of the Mary B. Talbert oluo'
Masdames Nora F. Gresham, M anne
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