Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
UNIVERSITY NEWS

| Allan Elder and Julian Powers OF
Phoenix were in Tucson over the
week end to attend the initiation OF
the Sigma Chi pledges.
on March "a the university girls
will entertain with a formal dance in
the basement of the agricultural
building. The girls are to invite an
escort and pay the admission OF ii
couple. The proceeds of the dance
are to 60 toward a fund for women
students who are under pecuniary
difficulties.
Tryouts for the junior play, "a
| Tailor Made Man." will be held on
Thursday afternoon. Prof. Graham
| will choose the cast and the play will
be presented April 20. Practice on
| the Sock and Buskin play, Under
Cover" is coming on nicely and IL
will be presented on st. Patricks day.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained
with a. formal dance at the WINTER
Garden first Friday evening. Inc,
hall was decorated in the fraternity
oolors, gold and purple streamers ana
lights, and one end of the hail was
de corated with large ;. A. =. pm;
Favors were small silver pc ncils ana
violet corsages. Patrons and patron
esses were Professor and Mrs. Paui
Nngent. Mr.. and Mrs. Drachman'
Dean Kate Jameson, DR.. and MRS.
Davis and Dean and Mrs. Butler.
r. M. Riculfi entertained with an
informal dance at his home Frlday
evening in honor Of Sigma Chi. Inc
music was splendid and light sup
1er Of sandwiches and coffee was
| served.
The state championship for the in
| ter-high school basketball games
played in Tucson last week went 20
the Bisbee girls and the T. U. II .
! boys.
| ization base ball tournament Monoay
afternoon, defeating Sigma Alpha
| Epsilon with q score of three TO Iour'
when Kappa Sigma defeated ,. a. =.
the first time Saturday with a score
| Of one to two, it caused tie' slilce
| both fraternities had lost game
aniece. The final game was played
| Monday. giving the championship 10
| the Kappa Sigs.
| Dean Kate w. Jameson, dean OF
| women. returned Sunday from Chi
cago. where she has been for the
mast two weeks attending the elghtn
| annual national convention or deans
| ~ women. This conve ntion was nelu
i in connection with the department
Of superintendents OF the national
| Edncation association. There We're
| renresentatives form every state IN
| thes Union and also one from CANADA.
! president of the university women OF
| Canada, and Nine. Inoyu, dean from
| Toxic, The deans met with the ma
| tional bureau Of occupations ana op-
\ tained much information as TO the
renl,irenents for occupation Tor
women. Some of the subjects which
were discussed were: Residence
uaiIs for Women" which was accom- :
nanied by lantern slides OF several OF
tha dormitoriesa in the larger wom-
| ems schools of the east; now 70
| Trncorrara Graduate Work Among
Women Students:" present Status
Of Sororities," aims and Ideals OF
| National Pan Hellenic, encourage
ment of Scholarship Among Won-
en-" "IIow to Develop RecreatlomnaI m
Life of Students" the Dean o. Zen
years ago. and 'The Dean OF To-
davn 4 banquet was held Friday
4 night at which the deans were ad-
dressed by representatives from varl-
Gus women's organizations.
Dean Jameson will speak In Phoe-
nix on the 23d to the Women's state
Meeting Of Parent Teacher assocla-
tions and Mothers Congress. Next
Tuesday she will leave for Miami ano
Globe. She will speak in Miami on
the 18th to the Woman's club. ana
high school and will be in Globe on
the 10Th.
Charles Christy Of Phoenix was IN
Tucson sunday to attend initiation
OF the sigma Chi pledges. Mr.. Chris
ty acted as POSTMASTER at the Sigma
Chi banquet given Sunday evening in
honor of the new initiates.
Residents of Cochise hall. the new
dormitory for men, organized last
week and elected as house president
Howard Pagan. Dormitory rules
were made and plans were discussed