The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-02
'ocial Events At Howard Past
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 Hrs. Rena Rader, national extension
 fker of the Phi AIu national sorority
 E the guest on Tuesday of members
 the Delta Gamma Sigma sorority lls. Rader was entertained at lunch.
 at the King Joy Inn by the sorority,
 f taken for a sightseeing. trip over \ city in the afternoon. From to
 N. m., she, was entertained at q tea in
 sorority room on the campus, at
 ich time members of the faculty and
 following representatives from other Eanizations were invited to meet Mrs nder. J. Jones Stewart and Henry l|se, from the Sigma Nu fraternity Jorge Albert Neely and Spurgeon Itndley from the Phi Kappa Nu fra. Unity Jep Dendy and Elliott Scar. Tough, from the Psi Delta fraternity; nn Gaylord and. Eugene Washington
 I'm the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity ; Eed Carter and Hilton Upton, from h-frat men; Ethel Gregg. Jewell Nrden, Addie Lee Mattison, from non. Rority girls; Elizabeth Foster and Vie Barnes from the Lambda Ri Ilta; Daisy Hoover and Mary Bum by, from the Zeta Omega sorority ; Eginia Hill and Helen Bass, from the E,ha Delta Pi sorority; George Saxon, hsident of the student body.
 lEhe sorority room and tea table were iforated in the sorority co1ors, green M white. Mrs. Rader was presented Eh' a corsage of pink roses, white Feet peas and valley lilies, carrying
 the scolors and flowers of her own fority, the Phi Mu. Miss Kathleen Sloan poured tea ksses Grace Pass, Miriam Thornton, lances McNeill, Margaret Cox and |lhnette Vaughan assisted in the serv- ||k. Miss Naufleet Sudduth rendered Eeral musical selections at the piano. Mrs. Rader is an alumna of Ohio ff in the evening at the Southern club, hf hostesses, being Misses Jeanette Vaughan, Roberta Trechsel, Hattie Lois Ebert, Jewel Graves; Naufleet Sud Nth, Kathleen Sloan and Ruth Wal |f. Afterwards, a box party at the lric was enjoyed.
 |IMrs. Rader is an alumnae, of Ohio II hte college at Columbus, Ohio, and Is at one time teacher in this col Ee.s " Sss. Members of the Delta Gamma Sigma Fority are: Misses Miriam Thornton, '|berta Treehsel.. Ruth Wallace, Jean |e Vaughan, Nellie Gibbs, Evalyn Raves, Willie Kirk. Loyce Hendrix, 1 lthleen Soan, ,Thelma Stacey, Mabel tIillougbby, Theima Bates, 1rma Par zhs, Ruby Little. Frances McNeil, Mace Pass, Naufleet Sudduth, Hattie Mis,s Albert and Jewel Graves and IFdges: Katherine Wilking, Kelloray MI and Margaret Cox.
 IA combined concert in which all the iIisical organizations of the college III take part will be given in the col He auditorium on the, evening of |3hrch z. x. ...s. aThe leading part will be taken by e band, which has been praeticing all Enter. The Philharmonic orchestra Nd the Glee club with it's various fea- |s-es will have places on the program. .mbers of the Howard Dramatic club |1ll give readings to add further va &ty. Vocal solos, violin solos, instru- Sntal duets and trios will be featured. lis hoped that this concert will achieve kch success that it may be made an Hnual event at the t\lege in the flu
 re.
 lS Resolved: That the United States buld prohibit all iIhmigra ton for q
 riod of five years" is the subject de < led upon for the annual debate be-
 een the Franklin and Philomathic terary societies., The affirmative will
 upheld by the Franklins and the gative by the Philomathics. Tryouts # the debate will be held on March 6.
 Newly elected officers for the Philo-
 thic Literary society are: Sturgeon
 indley, president. c. T. Iyey, vice esident: J. G. Jackson; secretary : J.
 Campbell chaplain; Tom Kelly, orister; Jep Dendy, critic; George fely, TAanist; Maurice Norwood, door, seper; and John Haynes. reporter. |sThe Shelburne Literary society, Imposed of the coeds of Howard, has en divided into two sections, one to htinue under the name of Shelburne, Id a name to be selected later for the her division. Officers for the new ction were elected as follows: Vir- hia Hill, president; Ethel Gregg, vice |esident Mabel Willoughby, secre- ry; Ellie Mae Lawley, treasurer 1; wei Graves, cnaplain Daisy Hoover,
 tic; Naufleet Sudduth, pianist Mar
 Harris. chorister.> A committee has en appointed to select a name, motto,
 ors and flower. j s-.s
 aIembefs of the Phi Kappa Nu fra unity were entertained on Sunday eve ig with buffet supper at the home
 their frat mother, Mrs. E. W. Sud Eth, at her home on Thirteenth ave Ic., south. Those present were: Billie Sitton, H. F. Thompson, George Sax N. c. Lee, NJ. D. Wilkinson, l.. e. ''hnson, Spurgeon Brindley, c. D. Hen fson, Turner Jordan. Claude R. earn, active members; Jeff Bell, Ford Johnson, Robert Herring, Willie Will ms, alumni members. Other guests Ire: Misses Ruth Pace, Nena Harris, lcile Dorroh and Mrs. Jeff Bell.
 The Howard College Dramatic club sll give a program in the college audi rum on Tuesday, March 4, at which < he three one-act plays, Happiness" :" fhe Twelve-Pound Look" and "Wur- I Fumery,' will be presented.
 f'Wurzel Flumery," story by Milne, a humorous. satire. on mans love for bney: ''The Twelve-Pound Look," by
 rrie, half-humorously satirises the iyersal desire for success "Happi- ss," by. J. Hartley Manners, is q easing comedy.
 Casts for these plays will be as fol- ARs: ''Wurzel Flumery": Mir. Cra- Naw (pouular member of Parlio n,entl