, 1935-10-27

Because Of It's inability TO obtain
q room In the Texas Union Thurs
day nights, the Valley club viii not
meet Thursdays Henry Holland OF
Brownsville, president. announced.
The meetings viii be held In room
5I6 the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month. The next meeting viii
be held October % and win begin
at 7.30 O'Clock. Jimmy Addington az
Mercedes Is ~ charge Of the pro-
gram.
Alpha CHI Omega sorority enter
tanned with q tea Wednesday after
noon, az the chapter house The re-
ception line included Mrs Louise
Kizer. house mother, Mrs. Carl
Winsor. national counsellor CT Alpha
Chi Omega and Betty Rockwell Of
BROWNSVILLE, president.
The pledges OF the sorority we're
In charge Of the tea and assisted
IN the serving. Betty Ncsler Of San
Benito is president Of the Alpha Chi
Omega pledges.
The annual Cap and Gown recep-
ton hcnoring all faculty members
was given Thursday night az 7.30
o'clock IN the English room Of the
Texas Union.
The purpose OF this traditional
reception given BY Cap and Gown,
official organization for senior wo-
men, is the furthering OF ~acquaint-
ances Of faculty members with Sc
nior students and the promoting Of
closer relations among the girls
themselves.
The receiving line was composed
Of the council members Of the or
~ganization.
Among the Cap and Gown men,
bers who assisted In the serving were
Betty Rockwell, Gail McDavitt and
ANAL Runyon. all Of Brownsville.
This event is n Of the several
activities presented annually By Cap
and Gown. Others include freshman
elections in the fall. aiding IN the
selection OF the freshman council
and giving an invitation breakfast
for the council: holding two Cap and
Gown limitations a year; and super
vsing Senior Week activities.
Eighteen girls Of Kirby Hall whose
birthdays occur In September,
October and November. we're honor
ed at a formal candle light dinner
Wednesday night.
The honorees included Mable
Humble Of San Benito and Gather
me PugSley OF San Benitc.
Betsy Rockwell Of Brownsville.
Peggy Sorrel OF Brownsville and
Barbara Todd OF Weslaco passed
the foreign language requirement
examination IN Spanish which was
given Saturday. Oct Is.
Delta Phi Epsilon held open house
Sunday IN honor OF their house
mother. Mrs. Eva Loeb. Helene
Rabenowich Of La Feria is q pledge
OF Delta Phi Epsilon sorority. This
yesr marks the second year or the
chapter or this campus.
Pledges OF Alpha Chi Omega
sorority were entertained at dinner
Monday night nc the chapter house.
Mrs. Kathlene Bland, assistant dean
Of women, was one OF the guests.
After dinner Mrs. Bland gave a
short talk to the actives and pledges.
Betty Nosler od San Benito Is q
pledge Of the sorority and Betty
Rockwell Of Brownsville Is a men,
Der.
Catherine PugSley OF San Benito
was among the students who passed
the French foreign language exam
nations given last Saturday.
Doris Miller Of McAllen spent
last weekend at the home OF her
parents in McAllen. At the Univers-
ity, Miss Miller resides nc Kirby
@fall.
ANAL Runyon Of Brownsville was
q guest AZ the Theta Xxi house last
Sunday for dinner.
Frances Elizabeth Cash, former
resident OF San Benito, who at
tended the University OF Texas last
year, and Lieutenant Franklin Guest
Smith will be married at the Heav-
enly Rest Episcopal church az Abil-
enc. November s at 5 O'Clock.
Last year Miss Cash appeared IN
several q the plays presented BY
the CurtSin Club She had n or
the leading roles in The Heavenly
Hour.'
Theta sigma Phi. honorary and
professional journalism fraternity
for women, gave its annual recep-
ton honoring students and faculty
Of the Department Of Journalism
Friday night from 3 until 10 O'Clock.
Guests were entertained by al
vocal solo. a Juba dance, and sew
eral accordian numbers. Through
out the evening an orchestra pro-
vided music for dancing.
Walter Washington and Betty
Rockwell OF Brownsville we're among |
the guests.
Newman Hall held its first open ]
house this year Friday might. The
reception room IVES decorated 10
An affffYnu Srnno TIE