October has shaped up to be a busy month for the sisters of
Alpha Delta Pi. After finishing up Safari Hunt and achieving record results,
sisters dedicated their time to expanding Greek relations and participating in
other philanthropy events.
While the weekdays were dedicated to schoolwork and other
philanthropic events, the weekends were filled with sisterhood bonding
activities.
A few sisters made the trek to the top of McAfee’s Knob on
October 12 along with some members of the newly formed Women’s Health and
Fitness Club of Virginia Tech. The weather was picture perfect, sisters
couldn’t help but “throw their diamonds” at the top.
The four-pointed diamond is a symbol of Alpha Delta Pi's sisterhood.
On October 20, sisters celebrated the beginning of duck
hunting season with their Mallard Ball date party, a longtime tradition of
Alpha Delta Pi. Sisters and their dates dressed in their best hunting camouflage,
bright orange, and danced the night away.
Sisters displayed their creativity with handmade camouflage dresses and bows.
In honor of the fall season, sisters went to the Sinkland
Farms pumpkin patch on October 21 to get in the holiday spirit. The day was
ideal for pumpkin picking.
Sisterhood bonding at Sinkland Farms.
Sisters also look forward to the upcoming weekend, where
they plan to meet and bond with their sisters at the Longwood University
chapter. The girls plan to go pumpkin picking, eat lunch together at the house,
and bake pumpkin-themed goodies. Sisters could not be more excited to have the
opportunity to meet Alpha Delta Pi’s from nearby chapters.
In the upcoming weeks, sisters look forward to further
expanding their Greek relations and having a blast with other sororities and
fraternities on campus through participating in other philanthropies.
