The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-08

drens clothes, with pigtails and
regulation country school apparel.
and presented a program depicting
exercises for the final day OF
school
Miss Pauline Fisher. Wyandotte.
rushee. presented a reading. af.
ter which piano solo was given
by Miss Martha Craig. CharlevoiX,
and a blackboard picture drawn by
Miss Marjorie Pieper. Clinton. also
a rushee. Miss Gladys Norris, De-
troit. and Mrs. William Harrison.
Ypsilanti. presented a tap dance,
after which Miss Emily Travis.
Pontiac, sang a song, accompanied
b. Miss Edmonson. The sorority
patroness. Miss Janet Myers, told
story 10 the group, after which
Miss Edmonson conducted a read
ing lesson. and a spell.down.
Prizes presented guests were:
Miss Minerva Allen, Pontiac, read
ing; Miss Linda Kleinschmidt.
Webberville. spelling: Miss Ger
trude Menzi. Ypsilanti. arithme-
tic: Miss Marjorie Pieper, and Miss
Joan DeVerna. Grass Lake, behay-
Tor. Nose bag lunches were serv-
ed guests. and the program closed
with a game OF musical chairs. and
group singing OF School Days.
Miss Edmonson and Miss Travis
were co.chairmen OF the party. as.
sisted by Miss Martha Craig, in
charge OF refreshments. and Miss
Alice Remer. Detroit. and Miss
Gladys Norris. entertainment.
Pl Kappa Sigma
Motion pictures OF Mickey
Mouse, and children's games made
up entertainment for the Pi Kappa
Sigma party, which was from 2 to
p. m. Saturday afternoon In the
kindergarten room in Welch Hall.
A rhythm band presented several
selections. Members OF the band
were Miss Alberta Piazza. Rocka-
way Be" oh, ~. Y. Miss Anne Bar
son, Dearborn. Miss Eleanor Tyler.
Nassar, and Miss Lorraine Valade,
Detroit. Games. including music.
al chairs, were led by Miss Plaza,
after which a buffet lunch OF sand.
witches and soft drinks were serv-
ed
Guests were given as favors Ia
pei pin yarn dolls Of turquoise blue
and gold, sorority colors. Miss
Eleanor Tyler, Vassa-, was chair
man OF the party, assisted by Miss
Jean Cranmer. Quincy. entertain
ment; Miss Alberta Piazza, re-
freshments: Miss Anne Kellen.
berger. Dearborn, and Miss Eliza
beth Johnson, Port Huron, invi'
tations; Miss Doris Evans. Vassar,
favors. Miss Virginia Wielandy.
faculty adviser, was present at the
party.
Sigma NJ Phi
Sigma M Phi. informal party,
which was at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Lamb, a former sorority
patroness, Friday from $3.50 to 7
p. m. was in the form Of a box
social, rushees. active members.
and alumnae being served picnic
suppers in shoe boxes. some dec
GRATED in a patriotic theme, red,
while, and blue, and others in the
sorority colors, yellow and white.
Following the supper guests and
members were taken to the recrea-
ton room, where square dancing
and mixers were led by Miss Emily
Mock, Toledo, and Miss Ruby
Kruse, Toledo Music was supplied
by a string trio consisting OF Miss
Ada Marie Love, an alumna, piano,
Miss Arlen1 Burt, violin, and Miss
Alice Woodhouse, violincello.
Committees for the party we're ::
Miss Shirley Oatman, Holland, and
Miss Marian George, Ypsilanti, re-
freshments: Miss Beryl Kuehne,
Detroit, and Miss Olga Podayko,
Albion. invitations; Miss Helen
Kalekoyich, Detroit, entertainment
Miss Mary Battelle, lpsilanti, was
chairman Of the party. Mrs. Elton
Rynearson, sorority patroness, was
present.
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Guests at the Sigma Sigma Sig
ma party. which was Saturday
morning from TO 10 a. m, were
ushered into a Dead End Kids
Debut, a party taking place in an
improvised cafe, decorated with Ia
pies. and with bar at one end
of the room. A floor show includ
ed a song by Miss Jeanne Schu
mann, Dearborn, representations by
Miss Marian Coward, Lapeer, and
readings by Miss Joan Schrepper
Ypsilanti. Following the program