for the coming National Convention. T he C h ristmas season was a busy one. Our pun,ch party was at the home of our presid en t, J ean Cowan. The breakfast on December 26 was one of the events of the holidays. M uriel Longbein was the January hoste s and in F ebruary a Valentine dinner was held for the benefit of our convention fund . We are looking forward to a busy season and especially to the national convention to he held in Buffalo this August.- TERRY SciNTA.
Denver Small But Mighty ;\; WE sent ten dollars to the Nu Chapter for their fund for Jane Briscoe and hoped our little contribution would help her folks. The past few years we have contributed over 50 garments for the eedlework Guild and we will participate in this project again this spring. These garments are distributed to many agencies in D enver through the welfare department of the city. W e also take our turn in furnishing the refreshments for the "Come and G et It" Hour at the local USO . Our girls will make the sandwiches and spend a Sunday evening there on M a rch the 23rd. We are a small group having from ten to fifteen at a m eeting, so we feel that we cannot accomplish a mu ch as some of th e larger groups do but we do enjoy doing our best. Th e m eeting in M arch wi ll be a regular business meeting and we plan to drive to Greeley in April to meet with the alum s there. - EDNA PARSONS.
Detroit l's Been Traveling ;\; IN September we m et a t the lovely St. C lair Shores hom e of M arguerite Milby, our representative to D etroit Panh ellenic, of which she is President this yea r. Mrs. Milby was honored at the annua l Panh ellenic President's Tea' in October. This was held in the home of Mrs. G erald F . Fitzgerald with ou r chap ter president and several national chairmen in attendance. Detroit I's October meeting brought everyTHE ANCHOR
Miss Edith Mansell and Mrs. William Milby. Detroit alumnae, attend the annual Panhellenic President's Tea given in honor of Mrs. Milby. the new president of the Detroit Panhe llenic Ass ociation.
one way west to th e Livonia home of J ane Soltesz. About 25 packages of stationery and ' tamp were interestingl y wra pped fo r delivery to the Evangelica l H ome for Children a nd Ao路e d. November found a group of us on our way to Yp il a nti for the Central District M eeting, during whi ch we celebrated Founders' D ay a t the Huron Hotel. In D ecember we gathered at the Grosse Pointe Woods hom e of Mae K a iborski for a Whi te Elepha nt Sale. Everyone also brought new and used contribution to a layette for a needy H ungarian infant. The Janu a ry meeting was held at the home of ou r Presid ent, Mary J ea n Bristol ( the on ly D etroit location so far!), and our most recent event was the annua l V a lentine dinner dance. This year we joined with the actives of Th eta Chapter for a very lively affair at the Frolic Supper Club m
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