, 1935-02-10
Valley Students
At
U. Of T.
BIZ II

BIZ BETTY ROCKWELL
With the opening Of the second
semester several new students from
the Valley have arrived. Mabel Hum
bile OF San Benito arrived In Austin
Sunday and Is staying at Kirby Hall
webb Graham OF san Benitol Is also
enrolled for the second semester.
Mary Fay Hopkins OF Mercedes has
returned to the University to resume
her work.
The Valley club will meet next
Tuesday. Feb. IL at Q o'clock in the
Texas Union. The business for the
meeting will be the election OF Off
GERS for the second term. At pres
ent the officers are Charles PugS-
ley. president: Tony Gomez. vice.
president; Frances Grimsell. secre-
tary. and Alice Tamm, reporter.
Harriet Boyd. University student
who resides at Kirby Hall, was IN
Brownsville last weekend. She re-
turned Monday.
The Guy Lombardo tea-dance and
the regular Saturday night German
have been the main topic Of CONVEX
sation for several weeks. Guy Lom-
bardo was in Austin last Saturday,
February 2.
The tea-dance in the afternoon was
limited to 500 people and was held
from 4 70 9 o'clock in the Texas I'm
ion mF1n ballroom. Among those
serving al the ea-dance was Lii
Liam Runyon OF Brownsville. repre-
sentative from Newman Hall. Other
dormitorieS and Sororities also had
delegates TO help serve.
The dance Saturday night was so
populaL that many students had to
be turned away from Gregory Gym
nnsium. where the dance vas held.
Ruth Reed OF San Benito was a chap
erone at the dance.
Among those attending one or both
cf the dances we're Gail McDavitt or
Brownsville. Catherine Pugslev OF
San Benito. John Sanders OF Har-
lingen, Charlotte Hinkley OF San
Benito. Beth Gregory Of Brownsville.
Thomas Sweeney OF Brownsville.
Paul Cooke of San Benito. Morris
Mckay OF Brownsville, Henry Hol-
land. Volney Taylor and Herbert
Thomas Of Brownsville.
Charlotte Hinkley OF San Benito
who Is attending school at Our Lady
of the Lake College In San Antonio
was the guest OF Catherine Pugsley
OF Kirby Hall between terms.
The Austin alumnae association
Of Alpha XII Delta sorority entertain
cd with a tea from 4 TO 6 O'Clock Sun
day afternoon. honoring activities,
pledges and parents.
Snap dragons and calendula we're
used for the centerpiece In the din
tnE room. Miss Evelyn Butler re-
ceived the guests and Louise Hinyard
poured.
Helen Margaret Hanchey OF San
Benito is an active member Of Alpha
Xxi Delta Sorority.
Laura Raydie Rentfro Of Browns
vile was the guest Of Betty Rockwell.
While I'm Austin Miss Rentfro was
IN dinner guest nc the Alpha Chi
Omega sorority OF which Betty Rock
well or Brownsville Is n pledge.
Mr.. Ted Bowie OF San Benito who
IS attending school at Texas A and
i. was in Austin last week end for
the Guy Lombardo German.
Student leaders OF the forty-two
fraternity. dormitory. and boarding
house Preside Forum groups for fac
ulty and student interchange OF ideas
met Thursday night In the living
room the ~" for distribution OF
schedules and talks with the execu-
tive committee. J. ID. Chidlow il the
representative from the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity.
Or. r. L. Jewett OF the Texas Bible
Chair administered the oath OF Of
flee 10 the officers Of the HoEg De-
bate club nc the meeting Thursday
night. The new officers include Luz
Gins Polk OF Pharr rs ice-president.
Following the installation Of Of
ficers the club held an informal
smoker TO promote friendship be-
tween the new and old members. The
club will hold It's regular weekly
meetings every Thursday night in
the Texas Union this semester.
Forty-five members Of the Mems
Glee Club will sing at the freshman
reception supper az Mary Hardin
Baylor at q O'Clock Saturday night
Morris Mckay OF Brownsville * A
member OF the Mems Glee club.
Custer Yates OF Brownsville was
confined in the Scottish Rite IN
firmiry during the past week.