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'1HE LD-M..· HOUSE P .ARTY Jess Chenoweth had such a glorious time at the bouse party of the Springfield Di?ision that &he decided to hnve one ut her own h?me_ in Lima, 3~~ary 21-23. Included in her invitation were· the g1rls of the Sprlngfield Division and also Katharine Shulte Geor~ia Turner and Ruth Sutton. For various reasons only four of the gi~ls. manag~d to get there, Helen Boggess, Lucinda Leedom, Ruth Sutton and Ruth \lyatt. Everybody had a wonderful time, in spite of the diseppoint~ent over not·having all the others t11ere. It wcs the first time that Ruth Sutton had been \lith the girls since June 1914. ·,Limn ;s quite u city, so the guests spent a goodly portion of Saturday morn1ng and part of the afte=noon in the ettrective stores , Later on in the day, two girls· 't'7ho are teaching in Lioa. this year and who uere at school rii th the b.SA bm1ch came in for a short \7hile so there nas quite a pleasant reunion of I.Iiami people. One of th~ gi rll:l was a Pi Kappa Sigma. Satnrdar; night all attended the nr.1 ovies" and had loads of fun later on nith a slumber party. · An outsider got in on this, as a young lady by the name of Olive Reeves is living with the Chenoweths this uinter. Miss Reeves had had a year of Normal training a.t Athens, 0., so . could tellns many interesting things ·a bout the University there. r1r. and Mrs. Chenov.reth gave us all a ' onderful welcome and shot7ed us such a •,; glorious time . that it \7as vTi th much regret that t7e said good-bye on s~~day afternoon. Helen B ogge ~s . THE SIDNEY HOUSE PARTY
The House party held at the home of nuth V/;yatt was a d.ecide c success, in spite of the fact that all of t nc g irls inv i ted couldn't c·oDe. Jess Chenov1oth r..-a s the only out-of-t ovm girl '''ho got to Sid-. ney. We remained in totm for dinner Frida.y n i ght nnd attended the picture· show afterwards. !.bout nine or clock r;,re y1ent· out to Swanders for an old-time 'feast', and spe·nt the rest of the evening tc.lking over old times. Saturday r:10rning we re a d the I>HOEUI X, · dis cussed it and held a short busi ness 1.1eetin g. In the afte rnoon we went to Sidney and attended the picture sho't7 again. Sunday vras a lazy day , spent mostly in reading nnd resting . .l.~rs. '."'yatt c e rtainl y knows t7hat girls like to eat, for she had the most delicious manus at every ~ meal. In the lnte cfternoon t7e all came in to Sidn e y to see Hess oft tc ·Lima, after ue had promised her that our next· h ous e party should be u ith her. Har riet 7 ilson THE K.ANS:.S CITY CELEBR!.. TION
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