Show gJLiigj Challengers Place First In Beta Kappa At the Open House Five W A A intramural teams competed for the annual Women's Open House honors last Thursday in the Smart Gym in contests sponsored by Phi Delta Pi national women's physical education fraternity with Marguerite Clarke in charge More than 750 students and towns people attended the dance contest Popularity honoi’s were awarded to Kappa Delta for first and to the Challengers and to Chi Omega who tied for second positions The dance contest which included folk social character and creative dancing was given to Challengers for first Kappa Delta and Chi Omega tied for second and Alpha Chi Omega won third The team honors were awarded to the team having the greatest percentage of the members in attendance First place was won by Alpha Chi Omega second by Theta Upsilon and third place by Kappa Delta Marriages Announced An announcement of interest to a great many students is that of the marriage of Mis Afton Nielsen daughter of Commissioner and Mrs Leo C Nielsen of Hyrum to James England son of Mr and Mrs J H England of Logan The marriage was performed in a ceremony at the bride’s home in Hyrum Saturday March 25 Afton has been a prominent member of the freshman class and is affiliated with the Kappa Delta sorority She has acted as band sponsor for the ROTC band Jimmy has been an employee of the Cache and an outstanding American member of Gib Thorpe’s orchestra The young couple are leaving very soon for an extended honeymoon trip in the east regular meeting Monday night new officers were elected for the following year The new officers and the positions they hold are: Elwood Lindsay arkon Carl Hedborg deputy-arko- n Skidmore chancellor Henry Alvin Moffett scribe and house manager Crosby Bott treasurer Bob Hey guard and commissary Dave Greene intramanager mural Neil Wilcox manager social chairman Darwin Perkins senior representative Walter Bennett junior representative Bud Peterson historian Pan-helle- ic Walker Roberts and Ken Dykes were given their Squjrehood degree Monday the night after regular business meeting Phi Kap New officers for Phi Kappa Iota for the remainder of this year and for next year were chosen at a regular meeting last Monday night The old officers retiring are Robert Wall Lee Cardon Bill Revely Ferris Evans Grant Lee Scott Keller Calvin Agricola Leonard James Ray Warnick and Robert Munson The new men who will assume their offices are: immediately Grant Lee Roland president Reading vice president Bill Murdock secretary-treasure- r Gardner Hyer house manager Bill Revely Ned Clyde corporation secretary sargent-at-arm- s John Weaver historian corThayle Nielsen Lawrence responding secretary Slater and ‘‘Tug’’ Green intramural managers Calvin Agricola and Howard Morris rush chairmen Pi Kap At the regular meeting of Gamma Epsilon chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha Monday evening Dr C L Anderson was the guest speaker of the evening basing his lecture on "Physiological Aspects of Young Men’’ The entire chapter and many d Miss Shirley Anderson of members of the alumni turned Utah and Clive Roberts out to hear Dr Anderson’s lecture prominent senior from Anabella A senes of these lectures is in Logan Utah were married being sponsored by the fraternity are their making lcccntly They and they are to be presented to home here while Clive finishes the chapter every month school Glen-woo- A wedding of great interest is that of Miss Ruth Watkins daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Watkins Jr to Valdo D Benson Ruth was the student body secretary last year and is now secretary at the Logan Junior high school Val is a senior here at school The marriage will take place Friday in the Logan temple At the close of the school year Mr and Mrs Benson will make their home in Iowa where they will continue their studies Sigma Chi Theta Chi women's honorary Theta business fraternity is offering an award of $10 to be presented to the outstanding junior girl in the school of commerce at the Annual Awards Assembly April 26 The award will be made on the basis of scholarship only and will be offered annually Theta Chi was organized on the Utah State Agricultural college campus May 21 1936 by a group of secretarial science majors who were interested in obtaining a broader and more intelligent understanding of the duties and opportunities of girls entering the secre-tarfield Previously only secretarial science majors were admitted to the organization but in February of this year the constitution was amended to include all girls in the school of commerce who have at least a "B” average Chi al Sigma held Chi their chapter dinner regular Friofficers of day March 24 The Sigma Phi Epsilon were special guests as were Sergeant Daley Moore and Sergeant Sergeant Stockburger of the ROTC department Karl Ward Ray Walgreen Ted and Paul Soulier reCrockett Epsilon presented Sigma Phi Ellis Williams was in charge of arrangements Win One of the 5 KFR PEN £Hii Alpha alumnae Omega their annual fashion presented show and bridge luncheon on Tuesday evening March 12th at the Women’s and Men’s reception rooms in the Commons building street Sport togs sport suits afternoon and evening dresses were modeled by the following girls of Alpha Chi Omega: Vilate Smith Kathryn Bowen Sarah Ann Costley Kay Geddes Ruth John son Deon Hatch Annette Cardon Annabelle Smith Margenc Paulsen and Dee Louise Parker Other models were Mrs Clyde Dames Mrs ‘George W Wilkinson Dickson Hickman Eleanor West and Wright Katherine Gloria Hansen The clothes and accessories modeled were presented by C C Anderson and Co and the flowers and corsages by the courtesy of Fred’s Floral The fashion commentators were Miss Evelyn Carlisle and Mrs Alvord Budge Joy Spencer and Cleo Lundstrum pianists furnished music for the review Carmen Merrill gave a violin selection acDairies companied by Dorthea Alpha Chi Omega sextet gave two selections The sextet is composed of Hazel Owens Beth Sanders Elaine Nelson Carmen Merrill June Labrum and June Hansen The guests for the evening were received by Mrs Adrian Hatch Mrs George B Hendricks and Miss Vera Carlson The general committee included Mrs Kenneth Vanderhoff Mrs Ben Phillips Miss Ida Stauffer Miss Cleon Jane Lundstrum Miss Bessie Sowards Miss Cleo Monson Miss Mary Kay Nesbitt Mrs C L Pocock Mrs Chester J Myers Luncheon and bridge followed the review 1000 SCHOLARSHIPS COLLEGE m Initiations The Epsilon Upsilon chapter of Sigma Nu takes great pleasur the formal initia in announcing tions for eight men Sunday after noon at the chapter house Initia tions were held for Wayne Boyle Harold Hiner Sherman Burgoyne Robert Corey Spencer Calderwood Aquila NcLeker Duane Sjoblem and Ezra Geddes the Initiations were under direction of Richard Hill and cerethe Rush Budge After monies a dinner was given by the new chapter in honor of the members Sjoberg third and Ted Hansen fourth The Chess club is meeting every Monday evening from 7:30 to 1030 pm in the Men's Lounge in the Commons All chess enthusiasts are invited DOWN TOWN OR ON THE HILL! FOUNTAIN LUNCHES AND CANDY! r Bear Lake The Bear Lake Club met Wednesday noon in the Little Theatre Mrs Bocock gave an interesting talk The Bear Lake quartet Bernard Brown composed of Blaine Poulsen Dean Ward and Rex Cook sang two numbers Plans for a spring quarter canyon g party and a party in the near future were discussroller-skatin- ed A tennis tournament for the purpose of choosing the club members to play in the intramural's contest was announced by Grant Richards club president Dames The USAC Dames club met at the regular meeting on Wednesday March 22d in the room of the Commons reception building Miss Bertha Johnson of the college Home Economics department gave a very interesting and practical discussion on clothing selection and displayed various costumes made in her sewing classes Miss Una Vermillion and Miss Florence were Thompson guests of the evening The next meeting of the club is scheduled for April 12th when the annual initiation service will be held All girls who have attended the club during the school year are urged to join this national organization membership in which would entitle the member to the social and educational privileges afforded by the club on many of the leading university campuses throughout the United States Weber Club Members of the Weber Club a meeting in the Men’s Lounge Wednesday evening evening March 22 at which time they held elections of officers for the coming year The following officers were chosen: Wood-roAnderson as president Maude Mattsen as Elaine Jones as secretary and treasurer Elwood Barrett was chosen as social chairman with Florence Wangsgaard as reporter and Riley Bingham as intramural manager It was later discovered that Woodrow Anderson would not be able to accept the position as the president of the club for coming year due to an unexpected change in his program and so with a hearty vote of thanks for the spirit he has shown in club activity we release him from this office Mr Elwood Barrett was second highest in the presidential election so he has been chosen as the new president of the club thus leaving the office of social chairman to be appointed later Retiring officers are: Coulsen Elaine Parrish as president Jones as Elaine Anderson as social chairman as and Lyle Green secretary treasurer and Eldon Jensen as intramural manager held Attends Local Rites MARY LINDSAY Miss Mary Lindsay was City sophomore Salt Lake elected by popular vote as “Spur of the Moment’’ of the Beno Chapter of Intercollegiate Knights at the annual Beno Creep Friday March 24 in the Dansante Miss Lindsay was elected from a group of three prominent Spurs selected by the IK’s at a regular meeting She was presented with an engraved gold loving cup as a token by the local chapter of Intercollegiate Knights This is the first year that a Utah State coed has been given this award It is planned to continue this in future years The “Spur of the Moment” has become traditional of most of of Intercollegiate the chapters Knights National Men’s service organization Which is the hat for me? This is the vexing question this spring Dr C W Poe national president of Alpha Epsilon Delta honorary fraternity was a campus visitor recently when he officiated at the installation rites for a local chapter Richard Bullen first president of the new fraternity expressed appreciation for the visitor's attendance Poe has been listed in American Men of Science and Who’s Who for the last twenty years For veil twelve years he has been a felThe hats are very charming low of the Pasteur Institute of bebut what about the hair-d- o Paris At present he is professor neath them? If you want the head of chemistry at the University of of the moment you will cut your Colorado and a member of the hair fairly short about three fraternity there inches all over the head and brush it upward in soft curli-loc- k tendrils For the late afternoon your hat feminine with is deliciously swirling masses of veil tied under the rim fluffing in all directions like a halo of mist An exciting hat plus a simple suit is still the formula For your day suit you might have a sailor or a Scotch bonnet or a small plaid taffeta bird's nest bristling with feathers screened in an emerald green Delta Beta Chi Phrateres Delta Beta Chi honorary chemMrs C J Sorenson will give a istry fraternity recently organizbook review Sunday at 3 o’clock ed with La Veil Henderson as of in the Women's Lounge for girls The following were president all three Phrateres groups pledged March 23: Grover Carter All Phrateres girls are urged' to Robert see the girls who are on the council or the presidents of the groups to obtain tickets to the Phrateres Spring Formal which is to be held Saturday April 15 at the LDS Institute A banquet is to precede Murdock Harold Hulme Delbert Ralphs Harvard Nelson Elmer Olson Clayne Tripp Snow-Sanpe- Student Life comes out Wednesthe dance In an impressive candle cere- day Assignments will be posted mony signifying the passing of Friday tne life light of the organization Phrateres installed the ofticers for the ensuing year The outgoing officers Shirley Jones Genevieve Nalder Joanne Smith Phcbe LinElaine Jones ford Annas Cook and Margaret Bello transferred the council light of Phrateres to the incoming officers who are: Beth Sargent Beth Pocock Vanda Iris Bennett Ruth Holbrook Kemp Elaine Jones and Harriet Parks The ceremony was held Sunday in the Women’s Lounge were new girls Twenty-eigh- t vr welcomed into Phrateres at the initiation ceremonies following the installation of officers Pledging their loyalty to the college and to Phrateres the new girls found of this out the true meaning “Famous for Friendliness” group Ruth Mae Anderson had charge Nothing to buy to win one of the of a colorful spring luncheon that five £1000 College Scholarships — or £1000 in Cash was served the girls who attended the day’s ceremonies Seventy-si105 Awards in All Thrateres girls were served Parker Pen Jr Snow-Sanpet- travelogue journey through Germany and Austria We wish to thank Professor Symons for his i! very interesting and entertaining lecture Emma Today Fri Millard Sat FRED’S Flowers Formerly Larson Floral PHONE 227-W FLOWERS IN THE MODERN MANNER! 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