two beautiful walnut Scandinavian card tables and a handsome upright piano. The lighting is done with recessed ceiling lights on a rheostat for adjustable brightness. Some other special features of this new addi- tion are: the centrally heated and air-conditioned rooms, walls of louvered doored storage space along the halls that are used for chapter materi- als, two new bedrooms and an office for the trea- surer furnished in a modern style, and a refresh- ment room with machines for snacks. The chapter is extremely proud of their new addition. We wish to thank the alumnx who have helped make this possible. We hope that any of you who might be in the Tallahassee area will come and visit us. Lynn Everitt, M Public Relations Chairman THE SOLARIUM of the Gamma Mu house is pleas- antly lighted by skylights. From lodge, to land, to house Five-year old Delta Alpha chapter at the University of New Mexico gets a new house. STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION when this picture was taken, the new Delta Alpha chapter house is now home for over 50 girls. Since May 1961, the date of its installation on the University of New Mexico campus, the Delta Alphas and the Albuquerque alumnx have worked to secure a residence house. A lodge rented from the University served as their meet- ing place in the meantime. Each class hoped the new house would be obtained in time for them to live in-and each time something pre- vented it. The problem was, of course, finances, but also land. There was no plot of land any- where near the university that was available to lease or purchase. Finally Mr. Hugh Woodward, Sr., owner of most of the vacant land nearby, agreed to allow the UNM regents to lease the land for use by the sorority. Construction of the house was begun in Feb- ruary 1965. All that semester and throughout the summer the girls eagerly "supervised" the build- ing. Workmen grew to expect two's and three's of collegians wandering throughout the house, try- ing to visualize the final results. The men were tolerant of and very nice to these steady DECORATING COMMITTEE is at work! Both col- visitors. Throughout this time, also, the decorat- legians and alumnae served; left to right: Marilyn ing committee was at work. This committee con- Jernigan; Georgene Kuhn Miller, AP-Ohio Wesleyan; sisted of Georgene Kuhn Miller, AP-Ohio Wes- Linda Jobb Holmes, TE-Texas Tech, and Barbara leyan, then province secretary; Linda Jobb Miller. 9