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We got our first touch of good Old Con clave hospitality as we entered the lobby of the Hotel Cleveland. For we had no sooner stepped into the door than we were greeted by two fellows wearing important looking purple badges proclaiming them to be regis trants at the Sig Ep Conclave as did the Conclave stickers on the favor canes which they carried. Introductions disclosed these welcoming brothers to be members Of Kan sas Gamma's neighboring chapter, Kansas Alpha.
They hustled us through hotel registra tion and up to the mezzanine floor for Con clave Registration. First person encountered there was Traveling Secretary Lew Mason who surprised but gratified the three Of us by remembering our names!
Lew piloted us to Conclave Headquarters where we registered and received our badges and canes; and to the date bureau presided over by lovely Doris Tissot.
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