Chapter Letters 37 walked, some of the girls taking a delightful three mile walk around the ‘‘ cliffs’? and returning just in time for a regular sea-shore dinner of clam chowder. The menus were very dainty, having a photograph of the cottage upon them. In the evening, the young men came down and we had an enjoyable dance in the house and on the verandas, ending, at a late hour, with a good old-fashioned Virginia Reel. October 9th we entertained at a spread and candy pull and October 12th we gave the Freshmen a dinner party at Helen Wilson’s. October 15, we had a lunch and “ sing’’ at the house and, oh, how much we have appreciated and enjoyed our new song books can be imagined only by our sister chapters who have been experiencing the same pleas- ure! October 17th we brought our rushing season to a close with a Tally-ho ride followed by a hot, oyster supper at the house. Both night and girls were ideal for such a ride and we all had a grand good time. We are now very busy getting ready for our initiation and banquet which is to be held Nov. 16th, at Hotel Ven- dome, Boston. How we would like to have every Sigma Kappa with us! But I’m afraid that is wanting too much ; at any rate, we are looking forward to having with us again many of our Alumnae. Hallowe’en night we entertained our friends with a Hallowe’en party and dance at the house and all enjoyed a delightful time. Friday afternoon, November 8th, Massa- chusetts Alpha of Pi Beta Phi gave a reception to the College of Liberal Arts at Hotel Nottingham, and we had the pleasure of meeting Miss Elda Smith, secretary of Inter- Sorority Conference, and their grand secretary, who was visiting them a few days. November 23rd a large number of our girls are to witness the Harvard-Yale football game, after which they are planning to entertain their friends with a spread and good time at the house. During the first of the college year, the Y. W. C. A. and the Y. M. C. A. gave a reception to the Freshmen, and November 8th the Junior class followed their example. Both college affairs were well at- tended and enjoyed.