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PAGE SIX THE BUFFALO BEE Friday, November 11, 1949 UDOblfift. Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gam held its form al rush party on Monday night at the Hotel W estbrook. Corsages in the so* rorlty colors w ere given to each rushee. A fter dinner we w ere en tertained by a very enjoyable fashion show given, by Tore. The program concluded with a song- fest, highlighted by the candle lighting ceremony. The sorority expresses sincere appreciation for the extra efforts of Nan Dossert and Lyn Schmitz during the rushing period. Theta Chi Sorority Theta Chl’e formal ruth party was held Thursday night at the General Brock Hotel In Niagara Falla. A wonderful tkne wae had by all. Joan Mullen was appointed chairman for Theta Chi's part In the Inter-fraternlty alng. Sigma Delta Tau A party will be held on Novem ber 18, 1949 at T u ttle Greenbaum ’s house. Plans are being form u lated for the active chapter to engage In volunteer work at the V e terans’ Hospital. At our next m eeting we will be honored by having our regional ad visor. Miss Jean Taylor, visit us. The next meeting will be held at the Jewish Center on Monday, Nov. 14. 1949. Chi Omega The last meeting of Chi Omega was held at the soror ity apartment on Depew Ave. Plans were completed for the formal rush which was held Wednesday at Anne Hartman’s. Congratulations to' Shirley Allen and Dottle Barone for being chosen to serve on the Junior Prom Committee; also to Ellen Summers and Ruth Flach who are on the Christ mas Dance Committee. Alpha Phi Delta Brother Oraziano, solicitor of alms, reported a successful drive by his extortion committee. A testim o n ial brawl is being planned for November 18. Only 70% of net receipts have been ap propriated for this modest affair. Brother Migliore delivered a forceful m essage to the pledges. Us uplifting effect was partially due to his aptness in driving home hard facta. Alpha Phi Omega On behalf of the pledges, Guy Johnson, Pledge Chairman, challenged the regular mem bers to a football game. Bob Smith II, Pledge Master and Sports Chairman, accepted. The game Is to be played Nov. 10 at 4:00 P.M. There will be a wiener roast and dance Saturday evening, Nov. 12 for the regular mem bers and pledges. \Howie\ Fish has taken re sponsibility for working up a group to represent our frater nity at the Inter-Fraternity Song Fest which will be held the third week in December. Beta Sigma Rho A hay ride and square dance will [I.UI J jilfil 2nd Week S t a r t s FRIDAYI JEANNE CRAIN WILLIAM LUNDIGAN ETHEL BARRYMORE ETHEL WATERS “PINKY” She P a s t e d For White! J 44 !l Beginning FRIDAYI Brought BackI Doug FAIRBANKS, Jr. \THE SUN NEVER SETS\ — AND — John WAYNE In \ADVENTURES END” be held Saturday, Nov, 19. All pledges will be required to attend. The pledges of the fraternity will give a party for the m em b ers Sat urday, Dec. 3. The fraternity would like to ex tend congratulations to Jerom e Joseph on his recently announced engagem ent. Beta Phi Sigma An important meeting was held on last Tuesday concern ing our fraternity house. At this writing nothing definite has been planned. Our meet ing on Wednesday, Nov. 16, will take place at the Wurzburger Hof on Fox Street. All mem- bera should have all or most of their raffle tickets sold by now and should start making re turns to Messrs. Smith, Swan son, Schaeffer or Burke as ■oon as possible. Inter-frater nity basketball will start soon and eligible brothers are re minded to start eating their W heatles every morning. Beta Phi Sigma finished In third place In the football league. Beta Sigma PsI The fraternity’s Annual Pall Dance held Nov. 4, succeeded, ac cording to sm iling faces of pres ent. The com m ittee deserves a round of applause for Its good work. Our open dance, the BETA BOUNCE, is organized with the object of Insuring all those who attend a good time. The dance will be held Nov. 23 the last day of classes before Thanksgiving va cation. Beta Chi Epsilon Congratulations to the fra ternity football team for cap ping t h e Inter - fraternity championship by defeating XTD last Monday, 18-0. Brother Bill Ziebarth and Bob Zicht did a terrific Job at last Saturday’s game by catch ing the greased pig between halves. Theta Chi Gamma Pi C h a p te r wishes to congratulate B rother W a lter ’’R a n se” Kelly who recently be cam e a m em b er of Phi Beta Kap pa. \R a n se” is now In his first year at Medical School. The following men w ere pledged at a recent m eeting of the chapter: Robert Anthony, Paul Blackmon, Sheldon Pager, Charles Gallagher, Brian Herdeg, P rank McCormick, Robert Murray, R o b e rt Stahl and Richard W allace. Com m ittees have been form ed for our annual Actlve-Alumnl Stag and for the S w e e theart Dance. Kappa Sigma Kappa The fraternity w ithet to an nounce the acceptance of the following pledges and their elected offlcert. Rodney An derson, Bill Erdle, Carl Falk, prealdent; Jerry Geiger, Bob Goldimlth, George Hedden, Ben Jenkins, John Miller, Don Murry, Chuck Diender, record ing secretary; Gene Smith, vice president: Dan Sullivan, Tony Swiatowy, John TrIppI, corre sponding secretary; Larry Wil lis, treasurer. The next meeting will be INTER VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLDWSHIP The next m eeting will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 15, in the W e s t Room of Norton a t 7:30 P.M. T h e re will be a panel discussion on “H eaven” with David Strebe as m o d e rator and Russell Kline, B e tty Campbell, Richard Pitch and Janice Cheeley participating. MATH CLUB The Mathematics Club will meet Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 8:00 P.M. In Norton W est Room. Dr. Leon Szatrowskl of the statistics department will speak on “The application of Mathe- matlca and atatlstlca to the analysis of the economic cycle.” Refreshment! will be served. * « • • SITZMARKERS T h e re will be an evening m eeting of the Sitzm a rker’a Ski Club in the E a s t Room on Friday, Nov. 11, at 8:00 P.M. Skiing m ovies w ill be shown. It will be an open m eeting, so everyone Interested in skiing 1» welcome. • • • • STUDENT-FACULTY CDMMITTEE M eeting of the Student-Faculty Com m ittee for Civil LJhertles. Monday, Noy. 14, 6:30 P.M., Music Room, Norton Union. he'd Tuesday, Nov. 15 at 8 o' clock at the 9 hurch. AN will be notified by card as to the forthcoming hayrlde. Chi Tau Dmicron Attention, B rothers! Anyone In terested In going out to the cottage tom orrow should contact Brother Mullenhof or m eet the pledges at Norton at 10 A.M. Rum or has It th a t there will be a surprise out th e r e for those who go. One week from today Is Sadie H aw k ins Day. B rothers wishing to attend the dance are urged to obtain tlcketa early. Remember, keep your eye on Pledges H e n fling and Still who will represent XTO In the race. The hasketball season will begin In a couple of weeks and those Interested in playing should con ta c t B rother E n d res as soon as possible.
