Evening star., 1926-12-12
MARYLANDU.ENDS
SOROR|T|ES' RUSH
SO Girls Pledged in Annual
FroIic. Sophomores to
Conduct Prom.

COLLEGE PARK, Md, December
11.-Thirty Eight girls have been
pledged by the three sororities of the
University of Maryland which have
completed their annual rushing"
The pledging season this year was hve
weeks shorter than usual.
Those pledged are: Alpha Omicron
Pi-Marion Barrett, Washington; Mar
garet Crunkleton, Baltimore; Dorothy
Ginovan, Washington; Margaret
Leighton, Mountain Lake Park: Sally
Perry Robinson, Brandywine; Barbara
Schilling, Cumberland, and Genevieve
Wright, Washington.
Sigma Deita--Catherine Barnesley.
Olney; Catherine Dawson, Rockville;
Virginia Fooks, Preston; Dorothea
Freseman, Baltimore; Adelaide Gallup,
Harrisburg, Pa; Roberta Howard,
Hyattsville; Margaret Karr, Bethesda;
Grace Lee, Darlington; Margaret
Meigs, Bethesda; Florence Mcleod,
Braddock Heights, Va; Curry Nourse.
Jacksonville; Alice Orton. Takoma
Park; Frances Price, Darlington;
Audrey Ryon, Waldorf Elsie Ryon.
Waldorf; Louise Townsend. Girdle.
tree; Elizabeth Ward Washington,
and Margaret Wisner, Takoma Park.
Kappi Xi--Frances Arnold, Wash
ington; Bernice Balch, Washington;
Elizabeth Carmichael, Hyattsville;
Eleanor Devore, Washington; Regis
Dunnigan, Washington; Elizabeth Ed
miston, Cumberland; Games Harrison,
Baltimore; Marion Lane. Washington:
Rose Alice Laughlin,~ Cumberland;
Maude Lewis, Washington; Grace
Maxwell, Westernport; Phyllis Nick
las, Baltimore, and Voncile Smith,
Washington.
Prom In Ritchie Gym.
Gordon Kessler, president Of the
sophomore class, announces that the
annual class prom will be held In
Ritchie gymnasium and will be IN
formal The date has no been an
nounced.
Lieut.. Col. Clarence Deems, jr..
Field Artillery, U. s. A., in charge of
r. o. r. C. affairs Of the Third Corps
area. inspected the University battal-
ion Monday.
Roster OF the student grange now
totals 10, as the result of recent initi-
alton Of Is members. and 1t Is now the
largest organization of it's kind "on
the hill" The new members include
William Cooper, Mena Edmonds,
Merle Hershberger, Joseph Long,
Anne Matthews, O. w. McWilliams,
Naomi Morris, Ralph Nestler. Anna
Price, Robert ~Teeter. Hazel Watson,
C. M. Wilson, Edith Burnside, Frances
Freeny and Edith Ream.
DIR. r. A. Pearson, president; DR..
Thomas B. Symons. director or the
extension service. and DIR. A. G. Nc
Call. professor of geology, represented
the University at the annual meeting
of the State Grange held at Salisbury.
DIR. Pearson made an address on the
agricultural situation.
Albert Heagy, regular end on the
freshmen foot ball team and a strong
candidate for a guard position on the
basketball team, has been elected pres
ident of the Freshmen Glass. All
other officers had been chosen on a
previous ballot. Heagy Is aSgraduate
of Western High School, washington,
where he was president of the student
committee and also president OF the
boys wv" club. In addition, he
starred in athletics at Western.
Prior to making their most extern
sive annual Christmas holiday tour,
the Glee Club will give concerts Tues
day and Wednesday evenings at Beltss
vile and Berwyn. respectively, and In,
Laurel Thursday. evening. Last night
the CiuD 6uHS dt a. AACCtAAS vi tsAS. Us
sociation OF Epworth Leagues in
Washington and tonight will sing at
Ellicott City. The annual tour will
begin December % at Taneytown.
Other concerts will be at Emmitsburg,
December 20: Hagerstown, 80: Han
cock, 81; Cumberland, January l.
where the club will spend. Sunday:
Frostburg,> B.; Westernport. 4; Will.
Transport, s; Middletown, 6; Freder-
ick, Z.
Plans for q mems freshmen rife
team to represent the university in
intercollegiate matches are being
formulated by Lieut.. Bows. John
Hultquist has been appointed tempo
rary captain and William Scarbough
assistant until elections to be held
later in the year. The squad already
has a membership of 36.
Frank Witter, William La Mar and
Gedston McNeal will represent the uni
versity at the national student con-
ference in Milwaukee during the
Christmas holidays. Preparations are
being made for the annual Christmas
entertainment of the Y. M. c. A.
The university Is now being served
with water by the Washington Subur-
ban Sanitary Commission. The new
supply is regarded as a marked i'm.
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