Arizona republican., 1922-04-02

New officers OF the University Y.
| W. C. A. are as follows: President,
Mary Cromwell; vice president. Ruth
| Meischer; secretary, Fay Heron. and
! treasurer, Dorothy Hill. These Off
GERS are to be installed at the next
meeting on Thursday.
Pi Beta Phi will entertain with a
waffle lNeakfast next Saturday morn
| ing with dancing and bridge after
ward. The proceeds of this party are
| to go toward a fund for the Pi Beta
Phi settlement school for the litter
ate people OF Tennessee.
Fred r. Rindge, international in
dustrial service secretary of the y.
NJ. C. A., will be in Tucson next week.
The y. NJ. c. A. is planning dinner
to be given then in the dining hall
with a program OF music and
speeches.
The campus Y. M. C. "a. is now
conducting a service canteen or lunch
counter in the sY' hut and has for
sale, among other things, sandwiches,
drinks, ice cream, fruits, nuts and
candy.
Perry Doyle Of Phoenix. who grad
uated in 1920, has been a visitor in
Tucson this week
The varsity and freshman baseball
Of 1o-0 in favor of varsity.
The inter- organization tennis tour
nament is now being played. At
present the Sigma CHS have won
s and lost 2. the Barbs have won s
and lost 2, the Sigma Nus have won
and lost 2 the Kappa Sigmas have
won 3 and lost 5, the Sigma Alpha
Epsflons have won and lost Z, the
Zeta, Delta Epsilons have won and
lost 4, and the Omega Kappas have
won l and lost s.
Kappa Sigma win entertain with
formal dance Friday evening.
The newly initiated members and
pledges of Sigma Nj entertained the
new initiates and pledges of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon and Zeta Delta Epsi-
Ion Friday evening with an informal
smoker for the purpose of increasing
friendship and acquaintance among
the different fraternities.
Miss Helen Willis of Phoenix was
a visitor at the Kappa house Iast
week end.
Scotty Norwell. Lewis Chalmers
and Albert Winship of Phoenix were
in Tucson over the weekend
Cochise hall, the new dormitory
for men, held open house for the rest
OF the campus and faculty Saturday
evening from to g. All the rooms
on every floor were open to inspec-
tion. Carnations and souvenir cards
were given as fayors. After 9 clock
dancing in the basement OF the agri-
culture building was enjoyed.
Zeta Delta Epsilon entertained Sat
urday night with a formal dance at
Clearwater. Decorations were Of In
dian huts, camp fires and feathers.
Il Tva
dian tent and a light supper was
served in small Indian baskets that
were kept as favors.
In student body assembly last Fri,
day the cup offered by the Arizona
National bank to the winner OF the
inter Organization baseball tourna-
ment was presented to Kappa Sigma.
The Tucson Citizen cup, which is to
be won by the same fraternity for
three years in succession before it
can be kept permanently, was also
awarded to Kappa Sigma. Sigma AL
pha Epsilon has held it for two years
The cast for the junior play has
been selected, with Philip DrachmarL
as THE Tailor Made Man" and KaNh-
ryn Crawford playing opposite him.
Practice has begun and the play will
be presented on April 22
ne uSttdto DelMSSii Ille CIlFSlS4ly
of Arizona and the southern branch
of the University of California on
the subject of Resolved. That q
court of industrial relations for the
judicial settlement of labor disputes
should be instituted by the several
states was lrWd last Thursday even
ing in chapel. The Arizona team
consisted Of T.. Jennings, NJ. L. Will
Jams and Clarence Falk. The Uni
versity of California (southern
branch) team was Wendell Hubbard,
William Anderson and Gerald Knud-
SON. DR.. Lockwood presided over the
debatesand the judges We're DR.. An
drews of the Presbyterian church and
two Tucson lawyers. The decision
was two to one in favor of the Uni
versity of California team Arizona's
negative team will debate the affirm