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TAU
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N A TIO N A L
Local Sorority is now Nu Chapter of
Gamma Phi Beta, a Conservative
Organization
' M interest in society circles is the
advent of the first national sorority
I into the U niversity. Gamma Phi Beta
is the sorority. It has granted a ch ar
ter to the 1 an Pi, a local sorority
which has been in existence sonic four
| or five years. Its m em bers have al
ways been prom inent in U niversity
student life, both socially and politi
cally. Last year the Tau Pi moved in
to a beautiful new home on T h irteen th
and Alder S treets which it now occu
pies.
,'lic sorority will in future he
known as Xu C hapter of G am m a Phi
Beta. Gam m a Phi Beta is one of the
largest, oldest and most conservative
of women's secret college societies. It
grants chapters only after the fullest
investigation and for good reason.
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The m em bers, active, inactive a m i
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ganization are Mrs. Stafford, Miss
M ary G rav, Miss ('»race (»ray, Miss
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STUDENTS .« .<
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Caroline Benson, C onstance Covell,
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field. Pearl W ilbur, Vivien Holm es,
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and G ladys F arrar.
is g ratefu l for student patronage.
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I lit' E ngineers of the I Diversity are
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