The organization also contributes $100 Harrisburg to the Panhellenic advisory committee The Harrisburg area alumnae asso- on rushing. ciation assisted the City Panhellenic On the first day of rushing when in running a booth at the annual all the houses held open house, East charity bazaar held at a shopping mall Bay Panhellenic members served a in the fall. buffet dinner to approximately 300 Dorothy Oneil Nettles, IM-Florida rushees. State, the association's Panhellenic In addition to Doris Kelley, Pat delegate, recruited the following Delta Harro Coats, AA-Oregon, and Ruth Gamma aides: Marianne Dapp Bacon, Wells Livingston, I-California, repre- BA-Gettysburg; Elizabeth Balderson sent Delta Gamma as alternates. Maurer, AX-Penn State; and Jeanne Grossman Thomas, AX-Penn State. Columbus Alternate delegate Elizabeth Maurer Columbus alumnae and collegians held a workshop in her home to make took part in the City Panhellenic tooth fairy pillows. Many alumnae Association's promotional parties for contributed baked goods, paperback college-bound students. Three parties books, and white elephants. The pro- were held in different areas of the ceeds of approximately $500 will pro- city, and the same informal format vide scholarships for local girls. was followed at each. Pins, campus brochures, and slides were displayed, Marin County WELCOMING new alumna Jennifer Gale Fow- and questions about Greek life were An outdoor summer fashion show ler, TT-TCU, right, to the Little Rock group is answered in a casual but informative was part of the Marin County Pan- chapter president, Irene Marinos Vratsinas, atmosphere. hellenic luncheon at the local Art and BK-Kansas. Garden Center last summer. Denver Mary Maresh Bulley, AII-Arizona, The Denver Area Panhellenic Pat Murray Aster, BX-Denver, and termed their first major fund raising Panhellenic Stephanie Brady Biesi, TT-TCU, were effort, a house tour in the Hiwan Hills Delta Gamma waitresses for the day, participation area of Evergreen, Colorado, a huge along with members of other Panhel- success, netting $1500 for their schol- lenic groups. Amarillo arship fund. Barbara Welsh Groger, AE-UCLA, Over 700 people paid $2.50 to tour Amarillo alumnae participated in was a model in the show. Fancy Bulley five homes, each with its own indi- "Tables Elegantes," a city-wide project is the Delta Gamma representative to to benefit Amarillo Panhellenic schol- viduality of design and furnishings. Panhellenic who handled the master Carol Watson Koser, An-Arkansas, arships. rushing file during the summer. Charlotte Shive Rhodes, TE-Texas was publicity chairman for the tour. Proceeds from Panhellenic events Tech, was in charge of the table set- provide $100 awards of merit to Marin ting, "On a Sundae Afternoon," which Denver Juniors high school seniors. Five awards were was awarded honorable mention for Denver Junior alumnae returned a made during the past year. originality and uniqueness. social favor and renewed friendships Samantha Ford Cox, M-Missouri, last spring by entertaining members was chairman of the publicity com- of Kappa Kappa Gamma at a salad mittee for the event. luncheon. Because of advance planning on the part of Carol Watson Koser, Al-Ar- Berkeley-East Bay kansas, Panhellenic delegate and lunch- Doris Dolan Kelley, r-Stanford, eon chairman, 95 persons were served president of East Bay Panhellenic, for a total of $124. Contributions of announced that the group's scholar- food were made by Delta Gamma ship program has been increased this alumnae from recipes in the Delta year. Gamma Cook Book. Three scholarships are given-$300 Door prizes of ivy plants in baskets for an undergraduate Panhellenic and entertainment by a Sweet Adeline woman, $100 to the Dean of Women group added to the enjoyment of an for an incoming freshman from an afternoon in which new friendships East Bay high school, and $400 to the were made and the Panhellenic spirit Dean of Women for an emergency was much in evidence. fund. All of these scholarships are administered by the University of Fort Lauderdale California. Three high school seniors will be Scholarships administered by Pan- recipients of $200 interest-free college PRESIDENT of Dallas Panhellenic is Martha hellenic include $500 to a Panhellenic loans from the proceeds of the Fort Cheely Brown, IN-North Texas, The group woman for graduate work and two Lauderdale Panhellenic luncheon fash- presented four $500 scholarships to Dallas $300 scholarships to juniors or seniors. ion show held in November. area high school graduates. THE ANCHORA OF DELTA GAMMA WINTER 1975/25