, 1935-05-26
A4AA
Valley Students
u. of 7.
BY II

BY BETTY ROCKWELL
Final examinations began Satur-
day and will continue through Fri
day Of this week.
Janice Moeller Of Weslaco was
among the girls who received
awards from the Girls Glee club.
Awards are made each year on q
point basis, taking into considera-
ton attendance and service.
Members OF the Girls Glee club
will be entertained Sunday night
ut 8 o'clock by the ie34-35 officers
OF the club at the Women's Faculty
club.
Janice Moeller OF Weslaco. and
Matte Belle Ross of Edinburg are
members OF the Girls Giee club.
Betty Rockwell. president Of the
local chapter Of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority, will attend the golden
jubilee convention OF the national
sorority at the G%reenbrier in White
Sulphur Springs. w. Va. June 26
10 July /. Other divisions Of the
convention will be celebrated in
Greencastle, Ind, and In Washing
ton. ID. G.
After the convention Miss Rock
well will visit relatives in New York
state before returning to her home
in Brownsville the last Of July.
Tony Gomez OF Brownsville and
Janice Moeller of Weslaco we're
guests Of the Dallas club when il
entertained the Fort Worth club
and guests with an informal dance
and floor show last Friday night
in the main ballroom Of the Texas
Union.
Members OF Sigma Phi Epsilon
fraternity and their dates were
guests Of Judge and Mrs. c. @.
Kruger at dinner last Sunday night
mt the Driskill hotel. Custer Yates
Of Brownsville was a guest.
Alpha Chi Omega sorority Of
which Betty Rockwell Of Browns
Vile Is a member. entertained its
senior girls with a breakfast Sun
DAY morning at the sorority house.
Gail McDavitt OF Brownsville
was elected vice president Of the
Pierian Literary society at a meet
ing OF the club held last week.
Fishy. but authentic, the Sardine.
yearbook Of Scottish Rite Dormi-
tory. made its way into the hands
Of its more than two hundred pur-
chasers Friday.
Planned and themed along the
fishy lines set forth by its title the
sixty-four page Sardine is bound
in suede cloth and contains l26
pictures OF S. r. D.. jewellers. The
book featured the dormitory favor
ties.
Approximately $50 guests, includ-
ing members Of the local chapter.
members Of the Zeta chapter from
Southwestern University at George
town, and alumnae from various
parts Of the state attended the
Alpha Delta ri sorority founders
day banquet last Saturday night in
the crystal BALLROOM Of the Driskill
hotel.
The Legend of the Water. the
theme of the banquet was carried
out in both table decorations and
koasts.
The table was decorated with
crystal c~andelabra and white can
dies: crystal bowls containing spe-
cimens OF water life such as fragile
surface -floating flowers, small shells.
and goldfish, placed on mirrors
banked with fern and sand to give
the impression of the seashore: and
small lighthouses banked on clam
shells. At each plate was a small
sailboat made OF glazed clam
shell bearing the Greek letters
Alpha Delta Pi and holding the
programs, which we're made in the
shape OF a sail.
Gail McDavitt Of Brownsville was
elected secretary OF Mortar Board.
honorary organization for senior
women, at the first meeting Of new
members Wednesday afternoon.
Kirby Hall held its last open
house Of the season last Friday
night in honor Of the dormitory
council OF which Harriet Boyd OF
Brownsville is a member. Zinnias
and other spring flowers we're used
I'm the decorations
Valley girls staying at Kirby Hall
include Mable Humble Of San
Benito. Beth Gregory Of Browns
Vile. Ruth Reed OF San Benito. Mary
Margaret Fox Of Brownsville, Cath
crime Pugsley Of San Benito, Alline
Henderson Of Brownsville. Harriet
Boyd Of Brownsville. and Katie
Hamon Of Brownsville.