, 1935-03-10
AhAA
Valley Students
u. of 7.
BY BETTY


Thirteen men were formally ini-
tiated into the Sigma Alpha Epsi-
lon fraternity Sunday night at the
chapter house. A midnight supper
was served after the ceremony in
honor Of the new initiates and the
visiting alumni. Judson Chidlow OF
McAllen Is an active member Of the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
Gail McDavitt Of Brownsville was
a dinner guest at the Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity house Sunday. Stan
Ross, formerly of Brownsville, Is a
member Of the fraternity.
Kirby Hall entertained with a
pajama party Friday night at ii
O'Clock. Jane Cole was in charge OF
arrangements. Popcorn balls were
served. Beth Gregory. Mary Mar
caret Fox. Aline Henderson, Louise
Goforth, Harriet Boyd. and Katie
Hamon Of Brownsville: Mable Hum
bic. Ruth Reed and Catherine Pugs-
ley Of San Benito, reside at Kirby
Hall.
Mary 10 Dunlap. Chi Omega OF
La Feria, spent last weekend IN
San Angelo with Helen Minis.
Featuring the six flags OF Texas
as the decorative motif. the Wo-
mans building entertained with an
open house Saturday night. Car
ence Nemir and his orchestra play
ed for the dance.
JAM Harryman OF Harlingen and
Vivian Mathews of La Feria live at
the Woman's Building while they
are attending the university.
The annual spring formal Of
chi Omeqa sorority will be held
March 8 in Texas Union. Ben
Young and his orchestra will play
for the dance. Mary 10 Dunlap,
Helen Bassett and Ora Bassett be-
long to the Chi Omega sorority.
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity
entertained Friday night with an
omen house and dance at the chap
ter house. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Al
lison were chaperons Tor n occa-
sion.
Thomas Sweeney and Peyton
Sweeney. and Frank Ashley OF
brownsville are members of the
Kelta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
Gail McDavitt of Brownsville was
a guest at the open house OF the
fraternity.
A Texas independence Day motif
was carried out in decorations for
the Newman Hall open house which
was held last Saturday night. LII
Ian Runyon and ANAL Runyon Of
Brownsville reside at Newman haH.
The Junior Prom, in annual en-
tertainment given by the Junior
Grass honoring senior women. will
BE- held March % In Texas Union
with Dutch Scheel and his orches-
ira furnishing the music.
During this dance. half OF the
University girls. wearing borrowed
tuxedos or their brothers Sunday
suits. will try manfully to lead the
other girls TO the strains OF waltzes
and fox trots.
The Junior Council. headed by
Ann Bently. win date the Senior
Council, whose president Is Betty
Coburn. Many Valley girls are
planning to attend the Prom.
Frances Crimsell OF San Benito
and Kelsey Court Of Harrington
spent the weekend at their homes.
Both girls reside at Scottish Rite
Dormitory at the University.
Miss Arnold Boyd Of Brownsville
has been in Austin visiting her sis
ter Harriet, who resides at Kirby
Hall.
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority held
its spring formal honoring new ini-
tiates last Friday night. Those pres
ent included pledges. initiates, al
umnae and their guests. Fern and
lighted tapers were banked around
the orchestra platform. Punch was
served al intermisSion. Rachel
Barnes Of Brownsville is a member
OF Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
Gamma Phi Beta and Alpha Xxi
Delta sororities were the first to
put into practice the plan which
has been adopted by campus soror-
tiles of entertaining faculty mem
bers.
DR.. A. B. Klein. associate profess
sor of psychology. and Mrs. Klein.
were dinner guests Of Gamma Phi
Beta Thursday night. DR.. Klein
spoke to the group after dinner.
Miss Dorothy Begauer talked 10
active members and pledges Of
Alpha Xxi Delta sorority after din
ner at the chapter house Thursday
night. Helen Margaret Hanchey OF
San Benito is an active member Of
the sorority.
Grace Hall entertained with an
open house Friday night. The We
ning's program included informal
dancing. Katherine Ewing Of Har-
lingen and Charlotte Lissner Of
Mission reside at Grace Hall
Herbert Thomas OF Brownsville
ss elected to membership in the
Fowboys. honorary pep organiza-
ton. Initiation date for the new
members has not been set.
Betty Rockwell was formally ini-
tiated into Alpha Chi Omega soror-
ity Saturday night. Sunday morning
the new initiates we're honored by
out-of-town alumnae with a break
fast at the chapter house.
The Ninth Guest" a mystery
play. was presented March 5. s and
Y at Hogg Memorial Auditorium.
Among Vailnr students MIN affnnd-