December 9, 1932
QUEENS BLUES
Page Three
— SORORITY NEWS
QUEENS-CHICORA RECEIVES
A GRADE RATING
Alpha Gamma Delta
Mary China Stephenson and
Rosalie Wyman were hostesses
at the last Alpha Gamma Delta
feed. Twenty - eigdit meml^ers
were present. Preparations were
made for the visit of Miss Julia
Riser, inspector of Alpha Gamma
Delta.
Alpha Gamma Delta pledges
entertained the faculty and other
sorority pledges with a depres
sion party on November 22. In
vitations were written on wrap
ping paper. A sign on the door,
“Welcome to the Poorhouse,”
greeted the guests. The room was
bare, except for a few dilapidated
chairs. A sign pointed to a bread
line where hot dogs were served.
Another led to hot coffee. Favors
consisted of red, buff, and green
colored candy.
a picnic was held in the woods.
Sunday night Virginia and
Frances Carey were hostesses at
the regular Sunday night feed.
Alpha Delta Theta
Elizabeth Cassels entertained
the members and pledges of Alpha
Delta Theta sorority at the chap
ter house on Sorority Row No
vember 20, from 7:00 to 9:00 in
the evening. Grouped around a
fire whose cheery flames furnish
ed the only light, the girls sang
many Alpha Delta Theta songs.
Concluding one of the gayest and
most enjoyed of a series of Sun
day night functions, Miss Cassels
served a beautifully prepared
supper in two courses.
Kappa Delta
Louise Alexander and Mar
garet Jones had the regular Sun
day night feed last Sunday at the
Kappa Delta sorority house. Be
sides the regular members and
pledges of the sorority several
alumnae and visitors were pres
ent.
Emily Collins accepted the
pledge of membership into Kappa
Delta. The pledge service was
held the first part of this week
The remaining Sunday nigdit
feeds from now until Christmas
have been planned. On Sunday,
December 11, the mothers of the
day students will be guests. On
the following Sunday, December
18, the sorority will have its regu
lar Christmas social and Christ
mas tree.
Alpha Omicron of K a p p a
Delta announces the initiation of
Margaret Jones, Friday, Decern
ber 9.
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money of $50.00 on the endow
ment fund in 1923. In 1925 Dr.
Frazer appeared before the South
ern Association seeking rating
on the list of approved non-mem
bers. Up until December, 1932,
Queens-Chicora has been given a
provisional A grade rating, hav
ing met the twenty-one require
ments of the association. Since
1921 new buildings have been
erected, standards of the faculty
have been raised; at present,
there are six faculty members
with doctor's degrees and nine
Alpha Delta Pi
Friday evening Frances flray
of Charlotte was pledged into the
sorority with a solemn and im
pressive ceremony. Following
this, Herbert Hickenbliecker gave
a possum hunt for the day stu
dents of the sorority at his estate
on the Carmel road. After this,
Chi Omega
Theta Gamma chapter of Chi
Omega fraternity announces the
initiation of two new members:
Sarah Page Murray of 
S. C., and Ruth Turner of Pink
Hill, N. C.
Phi Mu
Hilda Clontz and Louise Miller
were hostesses to a feed at the
Phi Mu house Sunday night, De
ceniber 4. The table was laid for
fifteen members and pledges.
with the degree of master of arts.
There are 13,000 volumes in the
library. Mr. Carson’s closing
words were : “Dr. Frazer has been
the guide and inspiration which
has led us today where we come
to celebrate the era from June,
1921 to December, 1932. To him
goes all the honor, the glory, and
thanks of us all for what has been
accomplished during these few
years.” Recognition and praise
was accorded to Mr. E. E. Jones,
treasurer of the endowment fund,
and to Mr. Hunter Marshall for
his legal services during the con
solidation of Queens and Chicora.
The support of students, faculty,
alumnae, and ministers of Char-
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