Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-02
ANNOUNCEMENT or
PLEDGES SIGNAL
FOR JOY AND .,
DISAPPOINTMENT

At $3.50 o'clock this evening the
period of silence on the university
ca mpus which has been in order since
Saturday at the some hour. will be
broken, and the pledges who have ac-'
cepted invitations to membership II
the various sororities will be announc-
ed. The announcements will be a
signal for rejoicing az wellSass for dis
appointment, for many hearts have
beatbhigh these last days with the an
xiety that comes before tho, official
~pronouncing of the sentence. Y
The teas on Saturday were the, final
social events of the rushing season.
Roses and cosmos decorated the
Delta Gamma sorority house for their
tea at which Mrs. q. A. Abbott and
Alberta Fisher Ruetteli. Miss Mabel.
seim and Miss Ruth Gerard sang,
and Miss Marjorie Moore gave some
piano selections on, the program
which was in progress during the
Mrs. 8. G. Libby. Mrs. +. J. Lander,
Mrs. J: r. Carley. Mrs. Thomas Kane,
and Mrs. Paul j. Davis poured tea
for the Alpha Phis. Miss Ruth
Carrothers and a committee OF alum
a were in charge of the tea Out
OF town alumnae were Christine Fin
layson. lone Beardsley and Mrs. J. N.
Kennedy. all Of Fargo; the Misses
Geraldine McNicol. Mary Helen Cas-
Ell. Marjorie Cassell. and Emma
Groves Of Hope. N. D., and Miss
Frances Collins Of Portland, N. d.
ALScandle light tea was given in the
P Beta$Phi chapter house. where the
only light was furnished by silver
blue candles set in mahogany hold
ers. In the dining room where a
silver tea service was used, American
hnn .---1 T. A.
atoms. Mrs. Paul b. Griffith and
Mrs. l.. c. Harrington poured tea,
and each guest was given a favor in
the form of a cupid statue tied with
wine and blue ribbons. Miss Helen
Cosgrif was in charge of arrange
ments. ~
The wheelers club gave It's tea in
the home of Mrs. A. D.. Bush. Ham
line avenue, and a group Of other pa
t%ronesses assisted with the pouring
and serving. They included Mrs. j.
n. Void. Mrs. s. Torgerson, Mrs. ]. E.
EnSstad, Mrs. John Adams Taylor and
Mrs. Clarence Perkins. Asters and
cosmos were the flowers used for
decorating the rooms. Miss Alice May
Austin was hostess.
An autumn tea at which all ap-
pointments and decorations were car
ried out in accordance with. the sea-
son was. given by the members Of
Delta zeta sorority. Miss Glenna
Travis was in charge. and the follow
ing patronesses assisted with the
pouring and serving: Mrs. H. E..
French. Mrs. Guy Ireland, Mrs. r. F..
Bridgeman, Mrs. c. NJ. Cooley and
Mrs. j. W. Wilkerson. For entertain
ment, Miss Alice Lindberg. gave q
/ group Of vocal selections and Miss
Myrtle Fisher read. Among the
alumnae who attended from out of
the city were Miss Eveline Kloster of
Buxton; Miss Florence Medland OF
Buffalo, and Miss Agnes Berget of
Abercrombie.
The Misses Jeanette Hillerman and
Blanche Turner arranged for the Chi
Delta Phi tea. which was given in
the chapter house. Asters and sweet
peas in the sorority ,colors OF tlaven-
der and gold. were used to decorate
the rooms. and gold teddy bears tied
with lavender ribbons were the fav-
ors presented to the guests. In adj
clifton to the twenty rushees, some Of
the '~patronesses We're among the
guests. Mrs. Hugh Ruettell, MrsSNW.
r.. Vanderhoef, and Mrs. K.yR.t Fus-
sler. We're present. n Mrs Gladys
/. Walker n Blanche. Turner gave
musical numbers for the entertain
ment Of the guests. =.
Miss Rachel Hahn had charge OF
Kappa Alpha Theta's tea which Was
given in the parlors at Larimure
hall. Mrs. c. c. Gowran, Mrs. RsD.
Campbell. and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy
Toured. thelt.preps' served, and the
| actives entertained.