Cincinnati Conservatory of Music - Pans Pipers Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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:3 ?'N v. U. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA CALENDAR September 20th-Gypsy Party. September 25thr-Initiation for Mrs. Gertrude Kenny, active; Mrs. A. H. Morse and Miss Margaret Spaulding, Patronesses. September 26th F0rmal Japanese Tea. October 2nd4teak roast. October 14th Forma1 dinner at Vernon Manor and reception at Dr. and Mme. LisznieWskiE. October 15th-Bid Day. October 23rd Bridge Party. November 23rdeusicale at Mrs. Frederick Huntington's. December 9-11th -Christmas Bazaar for Scholarship Fund. December 17th Christmas Party. January 9th-Rough Initiation. January 12th-Initiation for Mrs. Albert Berne, Mme. Marcian Thalberg, Mrs. Adele Richards as patronesses, and for Oramay Ballinger, active. January 26th-Pledge Stunt. January 28th-Radi0 Program from WLW. February 12th-Pledge Recital. February 15th Musicale at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Berne. Program by Mr. Berne. February 26th -Vio1in Recital by Oramay Ballinger. March ISFInitiation. March 22nd-wTea at Mme. Liszniewskws. April 9th Violin Recital by Corinne Hull. April 19th Musicale at the home of Mrs. Morris Wickersham. April 20th Initiation. May lst-Spring Dance. Page 118

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SIGMA ALPHA IOTA The rushees of Sigma Alpha Iota were entertained on the evening of October 14th with a formal dinner, given at the Vernon Manor. This affair was the last of a number given during the rush season by the sorority. The sorority colors, crimson and white, were used in the center-pieces of red roses and feVer-few, and in the favprs of white candy plaques with golden Pan Pipes. Following the dinner a delightful evening Was enjoyed at the home of our honorary members, Mme. Marguerite Liszniewska and Dr. Liszniewski. IOTA'S NEW MEMBERSHIP FUND Just before the Christmas holidays the first attempt was made to raise money for the new scholarship fund. Although no definite amount has been named, the chapter has a goal in mind and the bazaar which was held in December gave us a realization of nearly half that amount. That bazaar will be an annual item on our pro- gram hereafter. The recipient of the scholarship will be a girl chosen from the student body who is deemed worthy by a committee of the faculty. Each year we hope to make the scholarship fund a source of pleas- ure for all S. A. 1. girls in that we Will be helping some one in our owu Art. Mi Page 11.?

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PAN-HELLENIC ASSOCIATION GRACE PAYNE SUSAN FISHER ELIZABETH JOHNSON Page. 114