This course is being sponsored by
the Young People's department to
help secure funds for the new pipe
organ.
MRS. CROSS HOSTESS
TO KAPPA LAMBDAS
The Kappa Lambda sorority will
be entertained Tuesday by Mrs. J. E.
Cross at her home in Hnslcy at the
regular meeting.
This soroitv, which was founded
at Birmingham-Southern in Novem
ber 1922, is not yet one year old and
yet is one of the most active at the
college.
The members chose for their col
ors, royal blue and gray, and for
their flower the sweet pea.
Regular meetings are held weekly
at the college during the winter ses
sion, but during the summer months
the meetings are held at the homes
of the members. Two of the most
recent members of the sorority are
Katherine and Ino Cross better
known as the Cross twins, and It
is their mother who will be hostess
to the sorority Tuesday.
Charter memberrs of the Kappa
Lambdas include Mrs. M. Paul Phil- I
lips, Misses Mildred Baker. Miriam
Baker, Sarah Lathem, Emily Nesbitt,
Lucile Haynes, Alpha Bentley and
Louise Nesbitt.
FARKWELL PARTY FOR
MISS MAM.OKY
Friends In Birmingham will be In
terested in the farewell party
given Saturday evening in Selma by
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mallory for their
sister. Miss Kathleen Mallory, who
left Monday for an eight months trip
to the Orient.
As secretary of the woman's work
of the Southern Baptist cht-rch and
one of the most distinguished women
in all its wide and influential ranks,
Miss Mallory’s Interest lies in the
great missionary project of her
church and the object of her jour
ney is to visit its mission fields and
see first hand what is being done
there to plant the gospel in foreign
lands.
