MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin: The annual bazaar was held in the home of Pamela Hendricks Frautschi, s2-Wisconsin, for Delta Gammas and their friends. The girls made the items through- out the year by themselves and in work groups. Various departments were country kitchen, knit- ting, sewing, handicrafts, and Christmas decora- tions. Special items were auctioned off toward the end of the evening. Refreshments were served. The bazaar netted $350.00. Lou Werner Hurckes, I-Illinois, was chairman. Alumnx also concentrated on selling gift wrapping paper in the fall. Both Christmas and all-occasion rolls were sold. Many girls found that this made an ideal gift, especially to teachers. A profit of $140.00 was made from selling the paper. ROCHESTER, Minnesota: Several members got together again this year to decorate plastic eggs, and others sold them at a local department store A DATE IN JULY began plans for the Christmas on two Saturdays in April. Again these eggs bazaar-tea sponsored by the Lincoln, Nebraska alum- proved to be a popular item and we netted $105 nae. Shown arranging some of the gifts for sale are, from their sale. Fifty dollars was sent to the left to right: Mickey Walt Seiboldt, K-Nebraska, National Foundation, and we used some of the rest and Jane Fenton Dudgeon, K-Nebraska. of the money to purchase three pairs of glasses for needy schoolchildren. MIAMI, Florida: An original Delta Gamma Christmas card designed by Judi Pikas Betten- pursuing their Chapter activities. The first fund dorf, AE-Washington University, a member of raising project of the newly formed Junior group, Miami alumnx chapter, was sold to Delta Gam- headed by Linda Krause Anderson, A-Minnesota, mas for "Delta Gamma giving." The popularity and Jane Ann Riebe Shrader, A-Minnesota, is of this unique card helped the treasury. selling Christmas wrap. This has been a very successful first venture. WHEELING-OHIO VALLEY: Alumnx have an annual fall rummage sale for local blind. A PALO ALTO, California: During the past four- card sale was held among the 14 members to teen years the Palo Alto Delta Gamma alumnx pay for the braille flag. have contributed over $15,000 to aid the visually handicapped through the sale of Christmas cards. MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota: Marathon bridge, Under the direction of General Chairman Jean introduced last year as a good way to get ac- Baxter Paterson, B-Washington, and Financial quainted, has also proved financially successful. Chairman Bernice Benz Scofield, TH-San Jose The money raised has been presented to an out- State, an additional net profit of approximately standing member of the collegiate chapter. The $1600 was realized from sales in 1965. bridge will continue this year, under the chair- manship of Dolores Hoffman Inman, AP-Ohio TOLEDO, Ohio: Once again Delta Gammas Wesleyan. Rummage sales gave way to garage have scheduled a Square Dance to raise project sales this year. Under the direction of Margaret money. Our project chairman Jane Crook Newell, Park Plummer, we had a very busy, fun and BZ-Denison, and her committee have been hard profitable time. Scholarships for rehabilitation, at work. Through the year project money also partial expenses of a social worker, parties and comes in from the sale of ribbon and magazine piano lessons for the children; these are some subscriptions. of the projects which benefit from the largest fund raising event of the year-the Delta Gamma TUALATIN VALLEY, Ohio: Alumnx raised Blind Ball. In charge of the dance this year were money to make a gift of $150.00 to the Univer- Mary Albachten Estrem, A-Minnesota and Peggy sity of Oregon Medical School to be used for Conlin Schwarz, I-Illinois. Dinner parties before- artificial eyes for needy patients by a gambling hand not only encourage everyone to get ac- party for couples, "A Night at Harold's Club" quainted, but also add considerably to the pro- and spring bridge luncheons. They also hope to ceeds. Collegiates and the St. Paul Alumnx Chap- repeat the success of the bridge parties, held in ter also attend this gala affair. This Christmas the members homes, again this spring. season, Muriel Fossum Pesek, A-Minnesota, opened her home for the traditional Christmas DETROIT-DEARBORN, Michigan: The annual auction. Items sold at this event are made by pecan sale continued to be a profitable venture members of the Alumnx Chapter. Proceeds go as alumnx again cleared over $1000 under the to the Leulah Judson Hawley Fund, which pro- direction of chairman Sue Stansell Popowitz, vides assistance to collegiates needing help in AP-Ohio Wesleyan. 19