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Scanned from Box 1 of the Frederica Pantlind Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
ANNUAL LUNCHEON
Epsilon Chapter
GAMMA DELTA TAU SORORITY
Saturday, May 25, 1935
ORIGINAL RETIRED FOR PRESERVATION
OFFICERS OF THE SORORITY
PROGRAM
Term from January to June 1935
President
Virginia Wanty
'35
President
V. Wanty
Vice - President
B. Bloomer
Toastmistress
Elizabeth Mary Uhl
'30
Secretary
B.J. Stander
Treasurer
M. Griswold
"Gamma Delta Tau in the Past
IT
Lucille Hopson Russell
1 12
Historian
B. Cornelius
Sergeant at - Arms F. Pantlind
"Gamma Delta Tau in the Present"
Mary Griswold
'35
Betty Bloomer
'36
Betty Ann Stiles
'37
COMMITTEES
Pendents for new members
,
"Experiences of a Gamma Delta Tau
Martha Rood
in the Orient
Marion McVean Clay
1 04
Annual Luncheon
Laura M. Ripley
Song
Sorority
Black and White Ball
Martha Rood
Total Active Membership
27
ORIGINAL RETIRES
or
PRESERVATION
Please segie and ceture
Barbara Carvelvis.
Breey Jane Stander
Betty Befomer
ANNUAL LUNCHEON
Buty use
Epsilon Chapter
Virgunia Wanty
GAMMA DELTA TAU SORORITY
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Barbara Hoult Bradhild
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mary Cornelia Parson Rord
Wrs George H appligate
ORIGINAL RETIRED FOR PRESERVATION
OFFICERS OF THE SORORITY
PROGRAM
Term from January to June 1935
President
Virginia Wanty
I 35
President
V. Wanty
Vice President
B. Bloomer
Toastmistress
Elizabeth Mary Uhl
30
Secretary
B.J. Stander
Treasurer
M. Griswold
"Gamma Delta Tau in the Past
"
Lucille Hopson Russell
1 12
Historian
B. Cornelius
Sergeant at Arms F. Pantlind
"Gamma Delta Tau in the Present"
Mary Griswold
1 35
Betty Bloomer
'36
Betty Ann Stiles
'37
COMMITTEES
Pendents for new members
,
"Experiences of a Gamma Delta Tau
Martha Rood
in the Orient
Marion McVean Clay
1 04
Annual Luncheon
Laura M. Ripley
Song
Sorority
Black and White Ball
Martha Rood
Total Active Membership
27
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Dear sisters, listen to the glad refrain,
Gamma
Coming with joy, to cheer our hearts again;
Delta
Through the dark abysses, soon we see the light
1
Tau
Virgins before us in pure robes of white.
Weary and long may seem the way before,
Song
Many have traveled thus in days of yore.
Diamond star of morning,
At thy shrine we hurl
Love and flowers adorning,
Brightest gold and pearls.
Anthems sweet we sing thee,
Fondly greet us now;
Here in one assembly
Gamma Delta Tau, Gamma Delta Tau.
ORIGINAL RETIRED FOR PRESERVATION
CHARITY
BLACK & WHITE BALL
PRESENTED BY
GAMMA DELTA TAU
First Holiday Formal
KENT COUNTRY CLUB
Friday, December 22
25
$1.50 Per Couple
COMMANDERS ORCHESTRA
Jerryford
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ALPHA OMEGA
FORMERLY
PARAGON
YALLY CHERYYOOD
Presents
Let's Go
Modern
Pantlind Ballroom
December 21,1934 1934
9:30 P.M.
CANAD GALD FREE
Dany Will Attend
Dance Friday Night
Of Paragon Club
A large number of the high school
and college set are planning to at-
tend the Paragon club open and
informal dancing party Friday eve-
ning in the Pantlind hotel ballroom.
Chapters of Alpha Omega fra-
ternity. of which the club is a new
member. will be present with dele-
gates from Flint, Bay City, Port
Huron, Detroit, Saginaw and Birm-
ingham.
A few of the reservations in-
clude: Margaret Tapley, Lynn Fer-
guson, Mary Snapp. J. C. Hendricks,
Virginia Blakeslee, Ray Clarke,
Nancy Mulnix, John Hadden. Mar-
garet Gezon, Richard Gringhuis,
Betty Bloomer, Louis DeLamarter,
Jr., Fredericka Pantlind, Wallace
Sherwood, Gwen Evans, Gaylord
Gill, Rosemary Drueke, Rowland
Hall, Katherine Miller, Harry Steb-
bins, Agnes Davies, James Avery,
Barbara Collisi, Richard Cornelius,
Mary Griswold, Thomas Quimby,
Virginia Wanty. Herbert Boshoven.
Dorothea Rieske, Jay Dutmers, Alice
Whitwam, Robert Lynch, Betty
Huldin, Jack Otte, Carol Baldwin,
Joseph McGee, Katherine Crawford,
William Humphrey, Mary O'Brien,
Howard Ellis. Dorothy Dexter. Rob-
ert Gamble, Betty McKeon. Thomas
Thoits, Marian Banks and Sam
Metcalf.
R 8, 1934.
THE GRAND RAPIDS PRESS
ARCHERY AND GOLF AS OUTDOOR HOBBIES
Nautical Party
To Be Event at
Kent Thursday
Gamma Delta
Sponsor Dance.
Ther, name Good Ship Good
is significant of the
nautical decorations which will
be used at the open informal
dancing party which the Gam-
ma Delta Taus are sponsor
under that title at Kent Coun-
try club on Thursday evening
in compliment to young folk
leaving for school and col-
W W
leges.
Three ships each bearing one of
the three Greek letters of the
sorority will be placed at one end
of the ballroom which in appear-
ance will give the effect of a large
ship with portholes and flags. The
nautical atmosphere conveyed by
the decorations in blue and white
also is representative of the POLICY
ty's colors. Dancing will be
joyed on the club porch if weath
permits. Reservations may be made with
the Gamma Delta Tau Steamship
line for the party at which tickets
will be taken by Miss Virginia
Wanty as purser.
Those already having purchased
tickets for this particular
yoya
include Miss Mary Griswold
Betty Jane St
Mic
Dalrymple
Miss Mar
ing for
New F
erine
Georg
Wash
A. LeClear P. A. Dykhuizen.
A. LeClear P. A. Dykhuizen.
O'Br
Jane
Gamma Delta Taus find archery and golf an enjoyble pastime which is available out-of-doors. Trying their proficiency with the bow and arrow are Miss Pampel Teal
Mar
(left), daughter of Mrs. Ralph William Bulkeley of Morris-av., and Miss Joan Closterhouse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon T. Closterhouse of Madison-av. Golf with intent for a perfect
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drive down the fairway is the aim of Miss Barbara Cornelius, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Cornelius of Ada-rd., (left) and Miss Fredrica Pantlind, daughter of Mrs. A. Chester
ing
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Benson of San Lucia-dr. These young women also are busy with plans for their annual, open informal dancing party known as Good Ship, Good Cheer to be held at Kent Country club
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Thursday evening as a send off party for members of the club, their escorts and other guests who are leaving this fall for study in schools and colleges away.
ORIGINAL RETIRED FOR PRESERVATION
mma Delta Taus List
Kent Dance Reservat
Reservation are being made
Gamma Delta Tau open, info
4th Annual Regatta Ball
dancing party known as Good
Good Cheer, to be held Friday
ning at Kent Country club. A1
of the Western Michigan Yachting Ass'n.
those planning to attend are
and East Shore Cruise of the Lake
Mary Griswold, Miss Betty
Stander, Miss Betty Dalry
Michigan Yachting Ass'n.
Mlss Suzanne Shank, Miss :
Adelaide Jones, Miss Barbara
White Lake Yacht Club--Sunday Eve, Aug. 5, 1934
nelius, Miss Mary O'Brien,
Lilian Hall, Miss Fredrica ]
lind, Miss Rosemary Drueke,
Helen Withey, Miss Anne Wat
Miss Evelyn Thomson, Miss (
Admit Russell Wallace Hook
lotte Miller, Miss Peggy The
Miss Jane Shaw, Miss Mary
McKeown, Miss Virginia W
Pettern
Miss Maxine Goodsell, Miss A
Davies, Miss Diana Welch, He
Boschoven, Malcolm Curtis, (
ter F. Idema, ir., A. B. Smith
Frederick Hughes, Gardener T
Commodore
ferro, Howard Ellis, Donald G
Robert Chamberlin, Bud Craw
John Watkins, James Hotcl
Robert Miller, Rowland Hall,
Eleveld, Robert Darby, R
Cole, William Griswold, John S
Richard Cornelius and James
dine.
Gamma Delta Taus will co:
ment college members at a SI
at Miss Hall's home on Colleg
preceding the dance.
Set sail on the
GAMMA DELTA TAU
Ship of
freduca
GOOD
Good Ship TAT
CHEER
Good Cheer
Friday, Sept. 14th
Sailing Docks:
Kent Country
Club
SHIP'S ORCHESTRA-COMMANDERS
FLING IN A DATE
FOR THE
FIFTH ANNUAL
(YOUR)
GREEN HAT
FLING
given by the
Fraderica
STERCESON CLUB
MARCH 24
PANTLIND
6
COMMANDERS
OR SHOW !!!
Complimentary
from the
:
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D
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STERCESON CLUB
DATE
PARTY
WHO?
March 16 TT.T.C. at Ottarc
S. That alway
March 17 Portia fiesla -Ent
B. Dahwyoll
March 24 - Sterceson Green Hat Fling willock fack Daluye
March 23 Cultral Parly
E. Housebout
March 30
March 31 Dick fairalide Pally
TousTluid
April 6 Card fatty I Cordlin Parly
April
10 7 East Hal keep Reenion Hop -
B.
forms ford
April " 13. packy
face Cale
April 14 High Hatters - he
Bab
April 20 Park Church THANK
April 21 PARAGIN Chance DANICE
fewin Sherwad
April 27 11 Bus Ride -welches
Bob choculated
April 2 Offer House at my house
Bob
May
4 H Hape Japanee w Nobes
Bal
May
5 Rapsody in Blue
Herbie Smlutt
May 11 Concert and would
Wally Hook
May 12 Callege a Russo party
Bob
free hel
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GREATU
Alpha
A
Delta
Hhi Ф
ORIGINAL RETIRED FOR PRESERVATION
FALL
INITIATION BANQUET
OF THE
PENINSULAR CHAPTER
OF
ALPHA DELTA PHI
SATURDAY, DECEMBER THIRD
MCMXXXII
ORIGINAL RETIRED FOR PRESERVATION
Menu
Toastmaster
OYSTER COCKTAIL
BENJAMIN W. WHEELER
WAFERS
CELLRY
OLIVES
RADISHES
Speaker
ROAST GOOSE
HAROLD A. FITZGERALD
MASHED POTATOES
BROCCOLI
ROLLS
CRANBERRY Icn
SPRING SALAD
CHEESE STICKS
Spokesman for the Initiates
CHOCOLATE ROLL
BROTHER WILLIAM M. CUTTING
COFFEE CIGARS AND CIGARETTES MINTS
Class of 1935
ORIGINAL RETIRED FOR PRESERVATION
INITIATES
Class of 1935
WILLIAM MAAS CUTTING
Detroit, Mich.
LINCOLN BRUCE DONALDSON
Exanston, III.
RUSSELL DEVERE OLIVER
Pontiac, Mich.
ORIGINAL RETIRED FOR PRESERVATION
prodirica Partind
hard Kraighin the
Should Taighin
Jokanna
TOME INS ACOB FOUNDED STITUTE INSTITUTE
Signature
you is from
Dearbom mid
February Prom
Come School
February nineteenth
nineteen thirty-seben
ORIGINAL RETIRED FOR PRESERVATION
ORDER OF DANCES
ORDER OF DANCES
+ +
+ +
I Howard Kaighen
7 Samuel Miller
2 Robert Smith
8 John Owens
X3 3 Gary Hinslow
9 Orsino Bosca
4 Billy Fitch
10 Howard Kaighen
5 Hilliam Holf
11 Charles Koffburgerger
6 BillAitch
12 Howard Raghen
MUSIC BY JOE FISHER ND HIS ORCHESTRA
Patronesses
Mrs. Charles J. Keppel
Mrs. Willard C. Aldrich
Mrs. R. Charles Bates
Mrs. Clarence I. Benson
Mrs. Cecil A. Ewing
Mrs. F. Walser Hawtin
Mrs. Frederick S. Hemry
Mrs. J. T. C. Hopkins, Jr.
Mrs. John H. Kimble
Mrs. Charles C. Kinard
Mrs. Robert W. Wagner
Mrs. Fletcher P. Williams
Bance Committee
Robert Tarring, Chairman
John Owens
William Torrington
Wesley Rae
Bertram Davidson
ORIGINAL RETIRED FOR PRESERVATION
Plans Under Way
For Party To Be
Given on Dec. 28
Committee appointments are an-
nounced by Miss Martha Rood,
chairman, for the open, formal
"Black and White Cabaret" party
which Gamma Delta Tau members
are sponsoring Dec. 28 in the Rowe
hotel.
Miss Betty Bloomer is chairman
of the music and is being assisted
by Miss Juno Wanty and Miss Bar
bara Cornellus. Miss Bonnie Kate
Idema and Miss Bloomer are ar
ranging the program and Miss Diana
Welch and Miss Pamela Teal are,
in charge of publicity.
Miss Betty Jane Stander and Miss
Mary Griswold, reservation chair
men, have already received the fol-
lowing: Misses Betty Jane Stander,
Mary Griswold, Barbara Collisi,
Bonnie Kate Ldema, Betty Bloomer,
Betty Dalrymple, Fredericka Pant-
lind, Virginia Blakeslee, Helen
Keeler, Nancy Mulnix; Messrs
Malcolm Curtis, Harry Marshall,
Richard Cornellus, Craig Welch
Louis DeLamarter, Jr., Crester Ide
ma, Kenneth Welch, Ray Clark,
Harry Southwick and John Haddon
Bill Griswold In
General Charge Of
Dutch Treat Party
Bill Griswold is chairman of the
Dutch Treat, open informal danc-
ing party being sponsored Friday
evening in the civic auditorium by
members of the Inter-fraternity
council.
Mr. Griswold is assisted by
Misses Rosemary Drueke and Bar-
bara Dorman, who have charge of
publicity; Reuben Frost, in charge
of handbills; Rowland Hall, orches-
tra chairman, and Bob Palmer and
Charles Zwald, place chairmen.
Included in the list of reserva-
tions are: Misses Jane Phillips, Vir-
ginia Thomas, Barbara Dorman,
Betty Crabb, Carol Baldwin, June
Mills, Nancy Mulnix, Lois Monish,
Betty Bloomer, Betty McKeon, Bet-
ty Huldin, Agnes Davies, Virginia
Nelson, Bernice Bates, Bobbie Van-
Steenbergen, Marianne Hurd, Fred-
ericka Pantlind, Mary Griswold,
Virginia Voorhees, Sara Jean Paul,
Marian Banks, Rosemary Drueke,
Helen and Katherine Kimball.
Hazel DeGroot.
Messrs. Charles Cady, Hugh Mc-
Elwee, Harold Davidson, Karl Mar-
kendorf, Dick Barrows, Phil Ander-
son, John Hadden, Bob Gilner,
Monte Welch, Ernest Bates, Bill
Griswold, Jim Avery, Bob Sproul,
Jack Thompson, Bud Worness, Dale
McAfee, B u d Crawford, Tom
Quimby, Jack O'Brien, Bob Con-
nolly, Sam Metcalf, Rowland Hall,
Walt Johnson, Murray Thwaites
and Oliver Hoag.
Sub-Deb Set House Party
Is Held at Ottawa Beach
The tradition of Easter vacation
dinner. The girls and their guests
house parties at the big lake in the
were: Miss Mary Griswold and
sub-deb crowd was upheld this
Harry Marshall, Miss Betty Jane
year by the Gamma Delta Taus, the
Stander and Malcolm Curtis, Miss
other clubs having fallen by the
Betty Bloomer and Louis DeLamar-
wayside for one reason or another.
ter, Jr., Miss Elizabeth Merrick and
The College club is concentrating
Allan Hall, Miss Helen Keeler and
its efforts on the Charlie Agnew
William Whittier, Miss Barbara
dance tomorrow evening and is
Collisi and Richard Cornelius, Miss
postponing its house party till June.
Fredericka Pantlind and Junior
Some of the other clubs were un-
Sherwood, Miss Virginia Wanty and
able to arrange for cottages in the
William Griswold, Miss Mary Lee
desired location SO decided to fore-
Wagner and Tom Hubbard, Miss
go the whole business.
Barbara Cornelius and Carl John-
The Gamma, Taus held their put-
son. Miss Celeste Cawthra and Rob-
ing at Ottawa Beach in the Charles
ert Gamble, Miss Betty Dalrymple
D. Dawson cottage on Thursday and
and Chester Idema, Jr., Miss Betty
Friday. Mrs. William S. Bloomer
Lyons and Wallace Hook, Jr.
and Mrs. Lewis Seal Reynolds were
Other members of the group, who
chaperones and the girls took all
came down for Thursday only, were
their meals in Holland.
the Misses Ellen McNabb, Eleanor
On Friday evening they invited
McCoy, Mary Adelaide Jones,
their boy friends down from Grand
Pamela Teal, Laura Mae Ripley,
Rapids and entertained them at
Diana Welch and Ann Kirby.
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Anticipation Is High For
Gamma Delta Tau Cabaret
pular Annual Affair to Be Formal and Open Dec.
28 in Rowe Hotel; Members to Put on
Peppy Floor Show
One of the most popular and looked forward to parties
the holiday season is the annual Gamma Delta Tau
lack and White Ball," to be held Dec. 28, in the Rowe
lobby. The dance this year will be a formal cabaret,
open to the public.
Johnny Barker a nd his
orchestra will play the pro-
gram of dances beginning at
9:30 until 12.30 p. m.
A peppy floor show, featuring
members of the sponsoring group,
will be presented at 11:30. The
first number is entitled "The Gam-
mioca," with Misses Betty Bloom-
er, Helen Keeler, Bonnie Kate Ide-
ma and Fredericka Pantlind as
dancers and the Misses Barbara
Miller, Barbara Cornelius and
Elizabeth Merrick as singers.
Harking back to the days of our
grandmothers will be a dance num-
ber called "The Floradora" pre-
sented by the Misses Mary Gris-
wold, Juno Wanty, Betty Lyon,
Diana Welch, Martha Rood, Eleanor
McCoy, Ellen McNabb, Betty Jane
Stander, Barbara Collisi, Elizabeth
Merrick, Barbara Miller and Bar-
bara Cornelius.
The first group of dancers will
also do a dance dubbed "The Tapi-
oca."
* * *
Refreshments will be served at
tables and among the parties who
have reserved are Miss Griswold,
Miss Stander, Miss Wanty, Herbert
Boshoven, William Griswold, and
Malcolm Curtis. Another group
will include Miss Keeler, Miss Ide-
ma, Harry Southwick and Craig
Welch. A third group will include
Miss Welch, Miss Pantlind, Ken-
neth Thomson and Kenneth Welch.
Miss Nancy Mulnix, Miss Mary
Snapp, John Haeem and J. C. Hen-
dricks will have a table together.
Other reservations include the
Misses Bloomer, McNabb, Barbarn
Collisi, Merrick, Cornelius, McCoy,
Joan Closterhouse, Dorothy Ann
Girls Clubs
FROM SOCIAL NOTEBOOK
Plan Dance
Kenny
Cuit's
Friday
For Feb. 2
weak fr
Ferris Alumni dinner at Sunshine clubrooms.
Miss Hazel P. Roach dinner at Country House for Miss Bosse B.
Randle.
DeMolays and majority members closed dance at Masonic temple.
Council Lists Party on
Junior college Engineers club Shoveler's Shindig at school
gymnasium.
April 6.
I
INFORMAL parties being ar-
Kenny weich feb10,1983
ranged for the coming
months at Civic auditorium in-
clude the Dutch treat party
which the Interfraternity coun-
Miss Thomson to Be Feted
cil will hold April 6 and the
Before Leaving for Miami
Vice Versa party, which the
Miiss Virginia Wanty of Cam-
bridge-blvd. will open her home
all-girls organization of school
for a potluck dinner Saturday eve-
clubs is sponsoring Feb. 2.
ning to be given in compliment to
Miss Dorothy Ann Thomson, who
College Rhythm, the College
with her mother. Mrs. Geoerge C.
Thomson of Washington-st., is
club party, will be held Feb. 15
leaving Sunday for Miami, Fla.
at Pantlind hotel.
Guests will include Miss Thom-
son, Miss Wanty, Miss Betty Mc-
Although it is not yet leap year,
Keon, Miss Mary Griswold. Miss
many young women will have op-
Betty Jane Stander, Miss Fredrica
portunity to make "dates" for the
Pantlind, Miss Betty Dalrymple,
Miss Dorothy Dexter, Miss Betty
Versa, which will be
Ann Chamberlin, Tom Thoits, jr.,
ball-
William Griswold, Herbert Bosh-
oven, Herman Collins, Hollis S.
Baker, ir, Lloyd Johnson, Chester
F. Idema, jr., Robert Gamble and
Jack Uhl.
En route home the Thomsons will
visit Miss Evelyn Thomson, who is
attending Fermata school in Alken,
S. C.
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FLASH, LISTEN ! ! !
THE STERCESON CLUB
is about to give you the best party
of the year
THE EIGHTH ANNUAL
Show
"Green Hat
Fling"
PANTLIND HOTEL
Friday, March 15
With the Alluring Music of
FRANK WIENGARS ORCHESTRA
Keep your hats on until then and we'll
see you there. It's a date !!!
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