Arizona republican., 1922-01-22

; The alumnae of Kappa Kappa
ffamma entertained the active mem
'ers and pledges Friday with a dance
,iVen at the Old Pueblo club. Favors
M decorations were all made to ac-
cord with the date Of Friday 12, and
were all signs of bad luck. Patrons
and patronesses were: Dean and Mrs.
Lockwood, Dean Kate Jameson, Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Howard Miss
Trainor, DR. Paschal, Mrs. Ruble,
Kappa house mother. and Mrs. Bur-
nett.
Miss Jane Rider, head Of the state
laboratory for analyzing foods, was
elected president of the Tucson Pam
Hellenic Saturday afternoon at tea
given by herself and Mrs. S. II. Wat
son for the national Greek letter
sorority women Of Tucson. Miss
Rider Is a graduate Of the University
OF Arizona and is a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta. She was active over
Seas during the war in nursing.
The Collegiate club Of Tucson en-
tertained with a banquet. Tuesday
night at the Santa Rita hotel in honor
of Vachel Lindsey, popular modern
poet. Mr.. Linsey will give readings
in the university chapel wednesday
and Thursday evenings.
The second annual meeting Of the
southwestern division Of the Amerl-
can Association for the Advancement
If Science will be held at the uni
yersity January 26, 27 and .2S. The
ollowing speakers will be present at
the meeting: DIR. Henry B. Ward or
the department of zoology at the Uni
versity of Illinois, Professor c. w.
Brown of the department OF geology
at Brown university, DR.. u. 4. NC
: fDougal, director of the Desert labora-
tory and general secretary Of the
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science; DR.. Edgar
Hewett of Santa Fe and president
Of the School of American Research,
and DR. A. Il. Douglas, president OF
he southwestern division. There Will
oe sections on social, physical and
biological sciences, education ana
psychology. These various sections
will be open to university students
as well as to any others who are IN
terested in the papers and lectures.
The honorary dramatic fraternity,
Theta Alpha Phi, is rehearsing play
by Claude Fitch, 1.-THE Truth" IT Is
10 be given at the Stafford auditorium
on Washington's birthday under the
direction Of Professor Graham, head
of the public speaking department,
ana MIX NOSkuGIllST.
The "Barbs,o a recently formed or
ganization of non fraternity men on
the campus, held their second meet
ing last week at which they elected
The following officers President,
Maurice Fowler; first president,
ar. Jennings: second vice-president,
"A. p. Grunert: secretary and treas
urer, Charles Mcclellan. Plans were
made for a dance and a smoker, dates
for these to be arranged later.
Miss Edith Burtis will leave on
wednesday night for her home in
Phoenix, where she will spend the
week end between semesters..
Zeta Chi Alpha, pre- medic organi-
zation, will hold its first meeting of
the year on February 9. when new
officers will be elected for the COM
ing semester.
Among the new clubs that have
been formed recently is the Riding
and Polo club, which organized jan
uary IL. Officers are: President,
Charles Mahoney; girls vice-presi-
lent. Margaret Neal; boys vice-pres-
dent. Louis Page secretary, Doris
,repin, and treasurer, Viola Steinfeld.
'lans were made for paper chases
nd barbecues and another horse
how, to be given February %.
The annual baseball games played
etween the fraternities and the
nen's dormitories will start March /.
he university offers a silver cup to
he winning team each year. The
arsity games are to be played the
econd week in April and will prob
bly, be with the University Of South
rn California.
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