Arizona republican., 1921-10-23

the present school year is the as- sembIy choir which is composed of select members of the music depart ment. The choir appears in assem- b1y 1 mornings week and includes, Mrs Cloke, Mrs. Rowen, Ida Krupp, Mabel Angle. sopranos; Martha Crowell, Louise Gambrelle. Hattie Burnett, Marguerite Ronstadt, altos Nessrs. Keddie, Benedict. Fuller, Campbell, tenors; and Harris, Mel lick. Bowen and Page, bass.
 Misses Louise Connor and Edith Burtis went home to Phoenix over the weekend, returning to Tucson Sunday night.
 At a recent meeting of the Wrang- Iers, an honorary literary organiza- tion of the campus, Miss Catherine Tait of Phoenix was elected president to fill the vacancy created by the absence of Ruth Burtis, also of Phoe- nix, who was president of the or ganization last year. Initiation was held in Dean Jameson's apartment october IS for the following new members: Elizabeth Bayne. Florine Pinson, Catherine Fowler. Helen AL Iison, and Wandyne DeCiIlo. Punch and cake were served as refreshments afterward.
 Mrs. Frances Redewin of Phoenix, came to Tucson Sunday and reported at classes the first part of the week. She is registered for graduate work and expects to do her studying at home and report to the University every week end. Mrs. RedewiH will return to Phoenix Thursday even ing.
 Mrs. Harold Moore. nee Dorothea Wilbur, of Phoenix, has been visitor in Tucson for a few days.
 Miss Lucia Salyens, senior at P. U. Fl. S. and Literary Editor of the Phonecian, visited her sisters, Miss es lean and June Slavens, over the week end She returned to Phoenix Monday night.
 Maricopa Hall held open house Sunday from 3 to 5. The reception rooms were artistically decorated with palms and garlands of flowers, and all rooms on the first floor were open to inspection. Misses Lenore Reese and Esther Ross furnished the program. favoring the guests with a few piano solos.
 From the efforts of members who have come here from other campuses, a chapter of the ''Shifters,' a national | organizat ton with chapters in practi- cally all the larger universities. has been founded at U. of A. The or ganization is a very earnest and se- cret one and it's purpose is to come together for the mutual benefit or both sexes. An initiation of candl- dates was held in Sabino Canyon Saturday night The officers of the society are: High Mogul President, Ralph r. Wheeler; Lesses Mogul. Vice-president, Ruby Reagan; Minor Nogul Secretary, Charlotte Clark; Minor Mosul Treasurer, Howard Nc | Gibbeny.
 So much interest and enthusiasm has been shown in equitation by the women of the campus that four more classes of 25 each are being organi- zed. The course takes up elementary equitation, to give confidence to the rider, secondary equitation. manage ment of the horse and study of the aids, and Hippology, study of the exterior points and care of the horse. At present, under the supervision of Major Tillson, the riders have ad- vanced to the trot stage. There are five male classes with an average of 15 per class, and eight girls classes with an average of 35 to a class. Lat CT in the year, expert classes will be organized.
 The Omega Kappa Frternity enter tained with a house dance for it's pledges last Saturday night. The house was very tastefully decorated