, 1935-01-20
Valley Students
w. Of T.

Ckuuin8 harriet bOyd OF broWnkVllies
were honored at a formal candle
light birthday dinner Tuesday night
by the staff members Of the dormi-
tory. The birthday dinner Is a quar-
terly event honoring girls whose
J birthdays occur within the quarter.
The preliminary work OF getting
the ex-students all over the State
Interested in the Roundup has been
begun. The ex : student clubs
throughout the state have been
contacted. Officers Of the Ex-Stu-
dents association report that . de-
finite date for the 1885 Roundup
has been set, the first weekend IN
April. Friday. Saturday. and sun
day, April s.. 9 and 7.
Omega Chapter OF Alpha Phi for
mally opened its new house at zoos
University Avenue Friday with Q
housewarming which took me form
OF a tea from 4:30 to $50 and an
open house from 7:30 TO $50 o'clock.
In its architecture the new Alpha
PM house includes the most inter-
esting features Of both the colonial
and the Spanish styles. said Bart
lett Cooke. architect for the new
sorority home.
This new combination OF styles,
called the Monterrey. has originated
I'm the Monterrey peninsula IN Cal
ifornia, and has generally become
accepted as the style most suited
20 the Southwest.
Barbara Todd Of Mercedes Is an
active member OF Omega Chapter Of
Alpha Phi.
Residetns OF the third floor OF
Sirby Hall entertained the girls Of
the second floor Monday night
with a pajama party. Jane Cole was
IN charge OF arrangements. Valley
residents at Kirby Hall include
Beth Gregory. Louise Goforth, Har-
riet Boyd. Mary Margaret Fox. Al
line Henderson. and Katie Hamon
iev and Pnth Reed Of San Benito.
uarnId jackson Of Harlinaen.
Matte Belle Ross Of Edinburg, Bar
bara Todd OF Mercedes. and Morris
Mckay and Z. 7. Yates, Jr, were
guests Friday night when members
of the Girls and Mems Glee clubs
~rte~4asned WITH their first formal
Ssrce ~ the wear Fridav NIGHT IN
the v,ain haIlroom M Texas Union.
Tiersrca Ne,n,r ana his orchestra
n1a-eS ~ oar danrerr
ersriel ertnrtainmert uas x,rn-
rNed hv the ro-Fd Trio Of the
Girl~, clee rIuh
The ronghorn hand n~articiuated
a. tha ;norg,raI sesfivities TSlesdav
~ nIavInc for the crowds Al Gre
revr cvr5ra ~irvn fro~r 7.eO until
s.s6 o,riocr DrexeIl Carr Of san
1enito srd reorarS van Rerg ~
Mercedes plav IN the University
pard
A henefit bridge marty snonSored
hv the aIumnae and natronessex of
fhe Alma Chi Mega sorority az
which Reftv Rockwell of RrournsviiIe
a ! memhsr was given Wednesdav
afternoon ~ ire chanter house AZ
91n0 San Antnrio street
IN ivan az dead week. and
final exams. MANY fraternities enter
tanned guests for dinner Sunday.
SIGMA Nh fraternity Of which Her
bert Thomas. ]. a. Kent. Morris Nc
Kay. and volney TAYLOR OF Browns
vile. and John Sanders Of Harlin-
gen are members. entertained q
@uaet~ The AIrho To-, 0rra-ns haS
m21~ for SUNDAY thinner vaiiey A,nhs
4Tnu Omecae include Kermit Gro
mak. Henry HOLLAND ana .Tohn
MarkirtnSh ~ prour~ville reiI
MrDavitt az brownsville Was n vr,ert
Al the Phi Gamma Delta ho,,se SIM
dav. Jack Iomax az McAIIen AND
Gordon Thomas OF San Penlto- he
long IN the phi Gamma Delta fra
ternitv.
-Four bathrooms - Gregory Gvm-
nasium, the CAPITOL. and the Austin
and DriskflI hotels - were filled
with holiday crowds &C annrnr,rnate~
brated the inauRuration Of James v
Alfred as governor Of Texas
The bali began NJ Gregory cvm-
nasium. where the grand march WAS
held. snd ficlIrafiveSv sneatirr rov1
ate Chamber and then 10 tire down
town hotels. The Governor and his
party appeared AZ each Mace
"A concert by the UNIVERSITY Long
horn Band opened the uroqram A.
J O'Clock.
At Gregory Gymnasium decora-
lions were done bv Jack Tobln. who