The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-15

sented a violin solo. after which
Mrs. Marion Magoon. OF the English
department OF the college reviewed
her book. The Emperor's Neph-
ev". The program Was closed with
group singing led by Miss Valade.
Miss Eleanor Tyler, Vassar. was
chairman OF the party. The com
mittees were Miss Alberta Piaz-
IA, Rockaway Beach. y. T., pro
grams; Miss Elizabeth Johnson,
Port Huron. refreshments: and
Miss Doris Mae Evans. Vassar, en-
tertainment. Guests were Miss
Esther Ballow, patroness, and Miss
Virginia Wielandy. faculty advisor.
Sigma NJ Phi
ST. Patriek's Day Was the theme
Of the Sigma M Phi "Formsl
Snack" held Friday evening from
$3.50 10 $50 p, m. in the Formal
Lounge OF Charles McKenny Hall
Tables were centered with arrange
ments OF white carnations and
green tapers, and place cards were
folders OF green and white. with
shamrocks, with the program writ.
ten inside.
Miss Geraldine Remington, Alpe-
ma, acted as toastmistress, intro
ducing first a string trio, composed
OF Miss Ada Marie Love, plano,
Miss Arlene Burt, violin, and Miss
Alice Woodhouse, cello, who play
ed several numbers including an
arrangement OF Stormy Weather,
and a Strauss waltz, THE Blue
Danube. History OF the sorority
was told by Miss Helen Galekoyieh,
Detroit, after which Miss Bernice
Jacobs, Holland, spoke on What
the Sorority Means TO Me as an
Alumna". Miss Phyllis Sterling,
Port Huron. gave an Irish reading,
after which Miss Beryl kuehne,
Detroit. led in group singing of
sorority songs, with Miss Love at
the piano. The program closed
with the singing OF the Star
Spangled Banner.
Miss Mary Battelle, Ypsilanti,
was general chairman OF the party,
and was assisted by the following
committee: Miss Mary Irene Bell,
Miss Geraldine Remington, pro
gram; Miss Olga Podayko, Albion.
decorations; Miss Phyllis Sterling,
refreshments; Miss Bette Betwee,
Detroit, invitations; and Miss Alex
ing Fox, Ypsilanti. reception.
Sigma Sigma Sigma
A color scheme OF purple and
white. sorority colors, was carried
out at the Sigma Sigma Sigma form
al buffet supper Saturday from
$50 to 5 p. m. in the Formal
Lounge OF Charles McKenny Hall
Tables we're arranged with white
carnations and purple iris, with
purple tapers.
Miss Oramae Sim. Elsie, was
toastmlstress, introducing first Miss
Maxine Perkins. Worthwhile, who
led in group singing. Miss Susan
Stinson, faculty advisor, welcom'
ed the guests, after which two pia-
no solos were presented by Miss
Janet Kelder, an alumna. Miss
Sim gave two readings, after which
Miss Virginia Hooker, Detroit,
spoke on What the Sorority Means
TO Me As an Active. Mrs. Wilton
Wainman talked on the subject
What the Sorority Means to Me
as an Alumna". Miss Joan Schrep
per, Ypsilanti, accompanied by Miss
, Kelder, sang two selections, and
Miss Marion Coward, Lapeer, gave
an informal talk on life in the sor.
GRITTY house. The program was
closed with the singing Of the "Tri.
| Sigma Good Night Song.
Miss Caroline Pryor, Ypsilanti,
was general chairman OF the party,
assisted by the following commit
tees: Miss Hooker. decorations :;
Miss Coward refreshments; Miss
Sim, program; and Miss Marlyn
Herb, Roseville, Miss Mary Wot
ring, Blissfeld, and Miss Helen
Waskowski, Detroit, invitations;
Miss Kay Bach, Dearborn. and Miss
Lois Chalmers, Ferndale. recep-
ton.
Theta Lambda Sigma
Rushees and alumnae were guests
OF members OF Theta lambda Sig
ma In formal buffet supper Satur-
day evening in Starkweather Hall
from $50 to 1880 p. m. Tho ia
bles, which were arranged In n
semi-circle, were centered with red
geraniums and white stock, with
white tapers, and programs were Of
red and black starched Bingham.
AS fsvors guests were given RED
and black checked Bingham flowers.
Miss Lucille Kuhn. Saginaw. was
toastmistress, first introducing Miss
Betty Jackson. Bad Axe. president
OF the sorority. who gave an ad-
dress Of welcome. Mrs. Albert NIL
ford. a former faculty advisor.
spoke on the meaning OF the sorori-