Back in the day . . .

[AOII Angel]

Originally Posted by DeltAlum

We had formal dinners when nobody sat down at the table until the house mother was escorted in by either the chapter or pledge president. We were taught table etiquette by "mom." That's where I learned which fork to use. Afterwards, we sang some of our great Delt songs.
(My favorite: "Delta, Delta Tau, loved fraternity. Hearts to true, true to you, burn with loyalty. Brothers, we stand as one, in our mystic vow. When, in health, we sing to thee, Dear Old Delta Tau.")

I fixed it for you! I once took a 1hr etiquette class in college to get my Junior level of hours after the first semester of my 2nd year in school. (I know you don't get anything for being a junior, but it seemed important at the time!) One of my sisters took the class with me and could not understand why she made a "D" in "etiqwet" (her original pronunciation!) I swear she only made it to class once every couple weeks.

[DeltAlum]

Originally Posted by AOII Angel

I fixed it for you! I once took a 1hr etiquette class in college to get my Junior level of hours after the first semester of my 2nd year in school. (I know you don't get anything for being a junior, but it seemed important at the time!) One of my sisters took the class with me and could not understand why she made a "D" in "etiqwet" (her original pronunciation!) I swear she only made it to class once every couple weeks.

You just can't trust people who don't take the time to look up words they're not sure how to spell, can you?