Arizona republican., 1922-05-07
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Guests at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house over University week were:
Misses Margaret Clyde Salmon of
Bisbee, Dolly and Josephine Franklin
OF Phoenix, and Agnes Mahoney Of
Douglas.
Misses Lucy Doyle, Marcia Wander
veer, Eleanor Alexander, and Chris
tine Tuthill, all of Phoenix, were Uni
versity week guests of Misses Louise
Conner and Edith Burtis, also Of
Phoenix.
Among the Phoenix high school
students who were in Tucson last
week are: Rem Templin, Melbourne
Hill, Bud Conner, James Miller, Al
len Blout, Henry Mileage, Bert Nc
Laughlin, and Johnnie Michaels,
The freshman class presented the
famous follies or the Cellar Garden
Dance" Saturday, May s, in the base
ment OF the Agricultural building
There was a chorus of dancers led by
Miss Mary Hulett of Phoenix. who
also gave some solo dances Refresh
ments were served during the eve
ming.
Kappa Alpha Theta entertained
Friday afternoon with q tea in hoTor
or visiting girls and Tucson high
school girls. The house was deco
rated with greenery, roses, and sweet
peas. Ice tea. little cakes with choco-
late and gold icing in the shape OF a
Greek Th1ta, dainty sandwishes
mints and salted almonds were served
as refreshments. Tommy Brett and
Eddie Barnes furnished the music for
the occasion.
Miss Lucia Slavens, senior at Phoe-
nix union high school, visited her
sisters in Tucson during University
week
Kappa Kappa Gamma entertained
with an informal dance Friday eve
ming at the sorority house on Park
avenue.
University students helped sell
tickets last week for the play given
at the Stafford auditorium Tuesday
night by the tubercular patients OF
Comstock Charity hospital. The uni
versity girls also ushered for the
play.
ri Beta Phi entertained with a
breakfast Friday morning at the
Country club in honor of some of the
high school girls.
Kappa Alpha Theta entertained
With a breakfast at the sorority
house Saturday morning during Uni
gersity week. About % guests were
present.
The junior play. "A Tailor Made
Man, was presented Wednesday eve
ling in the Stafford auditorium. The
play is said to be one OF the best ever
by the university, and the
players com pared very favorably with
professionals. It was directed by
Professor e. Graham, head of the
public speaking department, and he
vas assisted by Miss Marguerite
and Mr.. Ernest Hanson.
The Mining and Engineering build
ng was open Thursday night to high
Ichool visitors and all others who
we're interested in the equipment in
hat building. All the laboratories
we're open for inspection. and the
parts of machinery and
Electrical and mechanical devices
we're in operation.
The text book, Public Speaking
Today" written by Dean F.. c. Lock-
yood, acting president of the uni
'ersity, and Professor c. d. Thorpe,
professor of public speaking at the
last year, has had great
uecess since 1t was first published
ate last fall The first edition was
Exhausted within three months: It
las been adopted by 20 high schools
n 20 states, and has been praised
lighly by eastern papers
Professor J, G. Brown left Tuesday
or the Mesa experimental farm
where he is going in the interest of |
otton disease. He will return Thurs |
ay afternoon.
Alpha Gamma sorority entertained |
With a tea Friday afternoon. About |
2 visiting high school girls were
resent. The house was decorated |
Fith spring flowers. and ice tea and |
ainty cookies with the sorority ini- |
ials on them were served as refresh
lents.
Miss Ella Hegelund OF Phoenix, |
Tho was formerly student at the |
University and was obliged to leave |
n account of her health, visited her |
ister. Katie. at Maricopa hall during |
week.
The Campus Round Table club had |
inner in the dining hall Tuesday and /
iscussed plans for improving the |
University next year and bringing |
bout more cooperation between the
tudents and the university.
The Y. w. G. A. will hold a meet
lg for the purpose of arousipg inter-
st in the coming convention to be
eld at Asilomar this summer. Lam