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Panhellenic Tea
August 13, 1956
Portrait of Jean F. Riley, former president of the Madison Alumnae Panhellenic Association and guest speaker at the Panhellenic Tea.
Panhellenic Tea
August 13, 1956
Assisting with arrangements for the Panhellenic Tea are Mary Stroebe, left, and Marilyn Starr, right.
Panhellinic Tea
August 13, 1956
Attendees of the Panhellenic Tea are, from left: Beverly Leve, Mrs. William Boyle, and Mary Royston. Leve and Boyle are on the reception committee for the tea. Royston is president of the group.
Easter
March 26, 1956
Three-year-old Jane Bush sits on a chair while hugging her pink Easter bunny.
Inter-Faith Tea
March 21, 1956
Loretta Iler (left), council president, Parkside Presbyterian Church; Professor Gladys Borchers, speaker; S. Rosemary Kneebone, tea chairman, South Shore Methodist Church and Jennie M. Joos, solois...
