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THE KEY VOL 40 NO 4 DEC 1923.Pdf THE KEY Official Organ o/ Kappa Kappa Gamma December, Nineteen Twenty-Three Volume Forty-Number Four BOARD OF EDITORS Editor-in-chief RosALIE B. GEF..R PARKER (Mrs. William B.) 241 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Editor's Depttly ALICE V. DovE: 117 Berkeley P lace, Brooklyn, N . Y. Alunznce Editor MARION V. ACKLEY . 890 Blaine, Detroit, Mich. Department Editor MRS. EvERETT wARNER . soB E. Adams St., Muncie, . Ind. Exchange Editor HELEN BEIDERWELLE 2537 Homestead Place, Cincinnati, Ohio C allege Notes and "H oats" HELEN BowER . 8o47 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. Business Ma.11ager--Exec1dive Secretary DELLA LAWRENCE BuRT (MRs. HowARD) Box 920, Bryan, Tex. CONTENTS The Kappa Convention m Canada .............. .. .... .. 347 Chapter Visits of the National Registrar .... .. .... ... 349 Accounts of Province Conventions . .. 351 Alumnre Department . .. .. .... .. .... ... ... ... 364 In Memoriam . ... .. ... ..... .. .. .... .. .... .. 391 Parthenon ....... .. ....... ... .. ... .. .. ...... .. 393 Editorial Comment 394 Hoots .. .... ... ... ... .. ; . ......... .. .... · . .. · .. · · · · · 396 An Appreciation of Minnie Royse Walker . .. ... ... 398 Another Real Kappa . .. .. ...... .. .' . ... ... ..... .... .. 400 College Notes ........ ... ... .. .. .... .. .... 402 Department of Vocational Guidance ....... .. .. ... .. .. .. 40-J. Student Aid Fund Page . ... .... .. .. .. .. .... 408 Endowment Fund Page . ·. .. .. ..... .. .. Address of Mrs. Maud Wood P ark . .... .... .. Chapter Letters . .... ...... .. .. .. ~ .... .. .. Exchanges • •• • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • 0 • •• • • ••• • •• • ••• • ' ' • • •• • •• •• 440 Entered as second-class matter November 3, 1910, at the pos toffi.ce at Menasha, Wis., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in section 1.03, Act of October 3, 1917, authorized July 31, 1918. Subscription price, one dollar per year. Published four times a year in February, April, October, and December, by George Banta, Official Printer of Kappa Kappa Gamma, 450-454 Ahnaip Street, Menasha, Wisconsin. Material intended for publication must reach the editor before the twentieth of August, October, December and February. FRATERNITY DIRECTORY N ATIONAL CO UNCIL Nationa l P•·esident-MAY C. WHITING WESTERMANN (MJ."S. Theodore), 11 Kraft Ave .. B r onxville, N. Y. National Vice-preside7it-MAIUON V. ACKLEY 890 Blaine D etroit Mieh Exe~u t ive Sec_,-etao·y-D ELLA LAWRENCE BURT (Mrs. H ow~r d ), Bo~ 920, ·Bryan, Tex. Natwnal Regtst.·a•·- MARIE LEGHORN, 120 Prospect, Seattle, W ash. Rrhtm· nf KgY-ROSALn; B. G~' l<:R PARKER (Mr s. William B.) , 2·11 'i'Vashingtorl Ave., Brookl)•n, N. Y. CHAI RMEN H istorian-FLORENCE BUR'l' ON R OTH (Mr s. A. H . ) , 629 Myr tle St., Erie, Pa. Ohai•·man, S tudents' Aid Fund-CHARLOTTE POWELL GODD.ARD (Mrs. R ichard H . ) , 4 01 E . 11th Ave., D enver , Colo. O!lstodian of the Badge- Execut ive Secr etar y Custodian of the Songbook-CAROLINE MaGowAN NORTOK (Mrs. H. W. ) , 3258 Observator,1· Road, Cincinnati, Ohio. Chairman Endowment I<'und-I RENE FARNHAM CONRAD (i\Irs. Sherman). 163 Chm·les St.. W ilkes Bane, Pa. DEPUTIES National P•·Psiderrt's DeJJuty--MINNIE ROYSE WAr.KER (Mrs. Guy Morrison), 924 'Vest E nd Ave., New York, N. Y. National Vice-p•·esident's Deputy-ALIOE HINKSON, 8040 Second Blvd., Detroit, Mich . Executive Sec•·etary's Deputy- FRANm;s VAN ZAND'l' :MoRGAN (Mr s. Charles Lewelling), 1 0~ H ill Cr est, For t Worth, 'l'ex. Na.tional R egist.-ar's Deputy-MRS. W. F. GOODFELLOW, 4510 21st N. E., Seattle, Wnsh . Ed.ito•·'s Dep11ty-ALIOE V. DOYE, 117 Be1·keley Place, Brookl)•n , N. Y. PANHELLENIC Vhain111111 of National Oongress-DR. MAY AGNESS I-IOPKINS, 619 Medical Arts Bldg., Dall as, Tex. Kappa Kappa Gantma Delegate-ESTELLE KYLE KEMP (1\Irs. Frank A. Jr.). 2516 Ash St., Denver, Colo. CORRESPONDING SECRETARIES For time and place of meeting of chapters or alumnre associations, write to the secretaries. ALPHA PROVINCE P•·esid.e7> t-MRs. WILLIAM BRAY,- 745 Euclid Ave., Syracu s ~, N . ) O BOSTON (Phi), Barbara Chase, 688 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. ST. LAWRENCE (Beta Beta), Mar ion E. Higley, Kappa Lodge, anton, N. Y. 0 SYRACUSE (Beta Tau), Ma.rgareu Lou ise ·williams, 907 Walnut Ave., Syracuse, N. Y 0 CO RNELL (Psi), Mona Wolff, 508 Thur ston Ave., Ithaca, N. Y. · 0 MIDD LEBURY (Gamma Lambda), Ruth l\fary Coll ins, French House, Middlebury, Vt. 0 TORONTO (Beta Psi ), Man·on E . :Moody, 113 Bloor St. \V., Toronto, Ont., Can. ---- _.._,, BETA PRO V I NCE Presider•t-EDITI1 BAKER HUNT (Mrs. Clifford R.), 119 West Mt. Airy Ave., llf o uu~ Airy, Philadelphia, Pa. ADELPHI COLLEGE (Beta Sigmn / , ll'l;1nion Meader, 446 Third St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 0 SwAR~'AMORF. COLLEGE (Beta Iota)'. Elizaheth Pollard, 308 E lm Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. - ~ P>:NNS\'LVANIA {Beta Alpha), Mary C. Siter, 3323 Walnut St., Philaclelphin, Pa. ALLEGUENY (Gamma Rho), Virginia Debolt, Hulings Hall, Meadville, Pa. P ITTSBURGH (Gamma Epsilon) , Frances Sam·man, 6340 Darlington Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. --­ WEST VIROI IA (Beta Upsilon) , Jane Cox, 230 K irk St., Morgantown, W. V'l. W'rLLIAM AND MARY (Ga.mma Kappa), Eliznbeth Kent, College of William and Mary, - Williamsburg, Va. GAMMA PROVINCE P•·esid.ent-VIOLA PFA~'>' SMITH (Mrs. Geo.) , Sta. llf., Box 166, R. R. No. 1, Cincinnati, Ohio. MUNICIPAL UNIVERSITY OF AKRON {Lambda), Neva llfcl\Iillen, 331 Park St., Akron, Ohi0. O u ro STATB (Beta Nu), Marion L . Lill)•, 300 King Ave., Columbus, Ohio. CINCINNATI (Beta Rho), Aria P. Shawe, 3454 Whitfield Ave., Clifton, Cincinnati, Ohio. -----­ KEN1'11 CK..Y (Betn Chi), I ahel Bennett, Kappa Kappa Gamma House, Lexington, Ky. DELTA PROVINCE P.-.sident-EDITIT E. HENDREN , Apt. No. 2, Alberta Manor, 504 W. Drive. Woodruff Place, Indianapoli s, Ind. PURDUE (Gamma Delta), Elizabeth Robinson, 102 Andrew Place, W. Lafayette, Ind. DE PAUW (Iota), Ruth Pitkin, Kappa Hou e, Greencastle, Ind. BUTLER (lliu) , ~' Iorence Lupton, 36 S. Ritter Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. IND IANA STATE (Delta), Helen W oodward, Kappa Hou e, Bloomington, Ind. ICHIOAN (Beta Delta), Elizabeth Ranck, 1204 Hill St., Ann Arbor, Mich. ------­ ADRIAN (Xi), Hildreth Gasner, South Hall, Adrian, l\fich. HILI.RDALE (Kappa), Alire Bach. 157 Oak St., Hill dale. Mica. - FRATERNITY DIRECTORY EPSILON, PROVINCE President-MRS. H ELEN GALE GEORGE, 2114 Sherman. Ave., Evans~on, Ill. ,. MINNESOTA (Chi), Dorothy Mann , 329 Tenth Ave. S. E ., _Mmneapohs, Mmn. WISCONSIN (Eta), Esther Koenig, 425 N. Park St., Mad1son .. ·W1s. NORTHWESTERN (Upsilon), Virginia Bull, 524 . Maple Ave., Wilmette, TI~. ILLINOIS WESLEYAN (Epsilon), Eleanor R eed, 412 E . Monroe St., ..Bloommgton , lll. ILLINOIS (Beta Lambda) , Louise Beny, 313 Chalmers St., Champaign, Ill. ZETA PROVINCE President--VIRGINIA LUCA S ROGERS (Mrs. Ames), Abilene, Kan. NEBRASKA (Sigma) Irene Simpson, 464 N. 16th St., L incoln, Neb. KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY (Omega), Elizabeth Martin, 1602 Louisiana, L awrence, K an. KANSAS STATE AGRICULTURAL COLT,EGE (Gamma Alpha), Edith Holsinger , 311 N. 14th Sir. Manhattan, Kan. WASHINGTON (Gamma I ota), Dorothy h Specht, McMillan Hall, Washington University,-...... St. Louis, Mo. MISSOURI (Theta) , Isabelle Steppe, 600 Rollins, Columhia, Mo. DRAKE (Gamma Theta), Marguerite Minassian, 715 Clark St., DeR Moines, Iowa. IowA (Bllta Zeta), Martha Dean, Kappa House, Iowa City, Iowa. ETA PROVINCE ., President-ALICE BURROWS, 1266 Clayton St., Denver, Colo. COLORADO (Beta Mu), Eleanore Goodridge, 121 University Ave., Boulder, Colo. ARIZONA (Gamma Zeta), Frances Blair, 338 Speedway, Tucson, Ariz. NEW MEXICO (Gamma, Beta), Barber-Nell Thomas, U niversity of New Mexico, Albuquerque, - New Mexico. THETA PROVINCE President-BERTHE LATHROP, 7205 Broad Pl., New Orleans, La. OKLAHOMA STATE (Beta Theta), Aleene Mabry, Kappa House, Norman, Okla. TEXAS (Beta Xi), F lony Wilkes, 705 West 24th St., Austin, Tex. TULA NE (Beta Omicron), Beth McLeod, 8003 Spruce St., New OrleaM, La. IOTA PROVINCE President-DOROTHY DU NIWAY, 470 H all St., Portland, Ore. WASHINGTON STATE (Beta Pi), J ean Baird, 4504 18th Ave. N. E., Seattle, Wash. MONTA!'<A (Beta Phi), Gertrude Pease, 400 Univer sity Ave., Missoula, Mont. I DAHo · (Beta Kappa), Fah·y Sanger, Kappa House, University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. tr WHITMAN (Gamma Gamma), Nrargaret I. Thygeson, Green Cottage, Wall a Wall a, W ash . - WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE (Gamma Eta), Nol"ma E . Hooper, 614 Campus Ave., Pullman, Wash. OREGON (Beta Omega) , Nancy Wilson, 7'54 13th Ave. E., Eugene, Ore. KAPPA PROVINCE President-MRs. A. C. WHI'rAKER, Stan ford University, Cal. CALIFORNIA (Pi), Adelaide Griffith, 2725 Channing Way, Berkeley, Cal. LELAND STANFORD (Beta Eta), Martha Montgomery, Stanford University, California. ALUMNAE ASSOCIATIONS ALPHA PROVINCE Vice·p•·esident- BEATRIOE S. WOODMAN, 217 Bellevue St., Newton, Mass. Boston Association-Winifred M. Dodge, 26 Orient Ave., Newton Centre, Mass. Syracuse Association-Florence. R. Knapp, 410 Wescott St., Syracuse, N. Y. Weslent New York A ..sociation-Lau r a Spurr, 929 Harvard St., Rochester, N. Y. St. Lawrence Association-Louise Reyn olds, Canton, N. Y. To?·onto O'lub-Dorothy Ave1· y Thompson, 79 Howlan d Ave., Toronto, Ont. Can. Middlebury Association-Barbara H . Smith, L evi Heywood Memorial Library, Gardner, Mass. "BETA PROVINCE Vice-president--PAULINE HAR'r (Mrs. John R·. Jr.), 3601 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa, New York Association-Frances Hall, 101 Jewett Ave., J ersey City, N. J . Ph-iladelphia Ass?ci.ation-Margaret Savin, 316 W. Duval St., Germantown , Philadelphia, Pa. Beta Iota Assoctatton-Helen
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