, 1935-05-05
SECTIONAL
Valley Students
Al
u. of 7.
BY 7 ROCKWELL

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BY BETTY ROCKWELL
The girls Of the Womans build
ing were entertained with a spring
formal Friday night b. the staff,
Mrs. Pearl @. Chadwell, director
Miss Elizabeth May Brookshire,
resident business manager, and
Anamary Davis. assistant to the
director.
Guests included Marco Allen
Castleberry Of Santa Rosa, Vic
Kormeier of Alamo and Travis
Scott OF Raymondville.
Valley girls residing at the Wo-
mems Building include Jane Harry
man OF Harrington, Vivian Math-
ews Of La Feria and Helen Scott Of
Raymondville.
Walter Washington of Browns
vile was a guest Of Alpha Phi sor-
ortty when that organization honor
ed its new initiates with a spring
formal Saturday night in the Marie
Antoinette room Of the Stephen +.
Austin hotel.
Favors Of small banners bearing
the crest and Greek letters Of
Alpha Phi were presented to guests.
Barbara Todd Of Mercedes is a
member Of the Alpha Phi sorority.
Frances Grimsell Of San Benito.
Kelsey Stuart Of Harlingen and Bet
ty Rockwell were in San Antonio
last Friday for the Battle Of Flow
ers Parade.
Alpha Delta Pi sorority, Of which
Beth Gregory Of Brownsville is a
pledge, entertained Friday night
with its annual spring formal at the
Austin Country club.
An Illuminated pin formed the
central lighting effect on the rock
fireplace. Pink roSebuds and blue
bonets were used for floral decora-
lions.
Elmer T. Yates Of Brownsville.
Joe Murphy OF Harlingen and
Waller Sheaffer of Stuart Place
Wer guests at the dance.
Harriet Boyd of Brownsville spent
the past weekend in San Antonio
as guest Of Patricia Nacke.
Fifty-one guests attended the old
time barn dance given by residents
Of Newman Hall last Saturday
night.
Valley guests who attended includ-
ed Raul GarceS Of Brownsville, Joe
Murphy Of Harrington and Ishmael
Zarate Of Brownsville.
Lillian Runyon and Amalie Run
yon of Brownsville reside at New
man Hall.
Betty Rockwell OF Brownsville
was elected president of the Alpha
Chi Omega sorority and installed at
the regular meeting held Monday
night at the chapter house.
Gail McDavitt. Pi Beta Phi Of
Brownsville was featured in the
For Co-EdS Only" department of
the April Ranger, monthly Univers-
fly publication. She was shown
wearing the latest thing in beach
wear,
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity of
whiih Jack Lomax Of McAllen and
Gordon Thomas Of San Benito are
members. entertained with a buffet
supper and dance Friday night at
the chapter house.
Gail McDavitt Of Brownsville was
q guest of the fraternity.
Lanier Cox OF Harrington attend
ed the annual spring formal dance
given by the Hogg Debate club Fri
day night in Texas Union.
Wlpha Tau Omega fraternity was
host at a barn dance at Barton
Springs Saturday night entertaining
members and their dates.
Kermit Cromak of Brownsville,
Henry Holland Of Brownsville and
John Macintosh Of Brownsville are
members Of Alpha Tau Omega frat
ernity.
Max Flatow attended the Little
Campus Dormitory open house and
ualOC gwen EIludy MBnl.
Gail McDavitt Of Brownsville was
a guest at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
house for dinner Sunday.
Lillian Runyon Of Brownsville
will be one Of the guests of honor at
the annual banquet Of the SOS
Mexican association TO be held Sun
day at the Texas Union. Miss Run
yon will receive her degree in June.
A variety Of Mexican folk songs
and readings by members Of the
group will compose the program for
the evening.
Martha Stack. Of Harrington, a Sc
Nor majoring in sociology, vas Mrs.
Martin, the mother and mother-in-
law in the final Curtain club pro-
duction given Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights at the Hogg Me-
mortal Auditorium. This is Miss
Stacks first semester in the Univers-
ity, and therefore this makes her
first Curtain club appearance; but
she is not new to dramaticS. Miss
Stack majored in dramatics at prep
kchool and at Meredith College at
Raleigh. North Carolina. While she
was there she played the leads in
what Every Woman Knows"
Smiling Thru. When Ladies
Meet" and The Importance Of
Being Earnest" She has done ORR
ginal work in Professor Koch's folk
play wosls at the University Of
North Carolina and was also con-
nected with child theater work and
radio work at Asheville. Miss Stack