The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-03-19

were initiated into Alpha Gamma
the national woman's fratern-
ity which was petitioned more than
a year ago. The group was offic-
tally inspected by Miss Emile Butter
field OF Detroit, Mich, when she was
In BozemGn last November as one
of the speakers at the Girls Vocational
Congress. Miss Butterfield was one
of the founders of the fraternity AM
is the editor of the Alpha Gamma
Delta Quarterly, which ranks among
the best of fraternity magazines.
Forty new members were initiated
into Alpha Gamma Delta as the Del
ia Gamma chapter of the organiza-
ton. They consisted of the follow
ing alumnae and ex-students: Doro-
thy Reed, Choteau, Opal Clinken-
beard, Conrad, Kathryne Towne. Har-
lowtown, Mrs. Jean Penwell, Bel
grade, Mrs. B. F. Sparrow, Helena.
Lillian Roth, Great Falls, Emma
Dryer, Giendive, and Mrs. Virgil Gil
man, Mr.. w. D. Tallman, Miss Frieda
Bull, Misses Media Becker, Louise
Spain, Irene Richardson and Adena
Watson all of Bozeman. Those mem
bers of Zeta Kappa unable to be
present at the time of installation
will have the privilege of initiation
into Alpha Delta any time within the
year.
The following are the college stu
dents that were initiated: Alice Nc
Clintock, Keturah Tibbles, Dorothy
Langston, Ethel Spargo, Hazel Tall
man, Eunice Axtell, Lola Hays, FL
vera Peterson, Mary 10 Stockton,
Mae Walton, Mary Carey, Elizabeth
Cooley, Virginia SCHNEIDER Stella Hol-
lier, Lillian Kindschy, Kathryn Cald-
we'll, Margaret Hammond, Marion
Struckman, Margaret Booth, Lois Nc
Coy, Bernice Berthot and Myrtle
Stuart and Marion Shaw. The fol
lowing will be pledged but not in
itiated at this time: Resale Lehr-
kind, Norma Smith, Dorothy Walker.
Jeane Nicholson, and Elsie Elkins.
The visiting members of Alpha
Gamma Delta who were in BOzeman
/. for the installation were: Miss
|, Louise Leonard, Syracuse, n. Y, Mr.
G. o. Miller of Great Falls, Miss Nell
Weston, Livingston, Mrs. S. E. Da-
Wis, Dillon, Mrs. VI. r. Tiffany, Poe
atello, Idaho, Mrs. Edward Olsen
Butte, Miss Catherine Sexauer, Deel
Lodge, Mrs. c. A. Coon, Belgrade
Mrs. L. E. Tichener, Red Lodge, Mis-:
Lauretta McHugh, Three Forks, am
Mrs. 7. L. Griffin and Miss Gladys
Branegan of Bozeman. These womer
! represent the chapters from the uni
veIsities of Wisconsin, Minnesota
Syracuse, California, the State Col
leges of Iowa and Washington anC
Northwestern University. The out
Of town guests were entertained a
Hamilton Hall and the homes Of
members of the installed chapter.
' This chapter makes the thirty
third active chapter in the nationa
organization and is the sixth in the
Delta province. The other chapter:
in this province are located at the
> following institutions: University OF
Southern California, University o.
: Washington, University of California
Oregon State College and Washington
State College.
Pan-Hellenic Luncheon in Honor OF
Miss Louise Leonard
The Bozeman Pan-Hellenic enter.
tanned with a luncheon served al
1890 at the Bozeman Hotel Satur.
day, March Is in honor Of Miss Leon.
J ard, who is secretary of Nationa
Pan-Hellenic. The visiting Alpha
Gamma Deltas from other Universe
ties and many Of the newly initiate.
alumnae members of the local chap
ter were present.
Banquet and Reception
S~ixty-five were seated at the ban
quet Saturday evening, including tn
members of the new chapter ant
pledges, the visiting members, pat
ronesses, Dean Herrick, and Mis-
Hutchinson, the house chaperone.
The tables were decOratd with tn
fraternity colors, red, buff and greer
with the predominant note beini
found in the fraternity flowers, re.
and buff roses.
Miss Nell Weston of the Englis'
department of the Park County iHgl
School and a member of the Wiscon
sin chapter was a clever toastmist
ress. Toasts were responded to b.
Mrs. B. F. Sparrow of Helena, Mis-
Dorothy Reed of ChOteau, Mary j