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DEDAYMARCH 9,1932 T H E M IC H IGA N D A ILY _____________


PAGEAT F 1931
Sororities
IMA DELTAw
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buff and green, which were adopt- Demonstration to Show Theme,
ed as those of the fraternity. A Costumes and Dances of
magazine, issued four times a year, Annual Affair.
cal d the Alpha Gamma Delta
Quarterly, is sent out from the New A demonstration of last year's
York central offices. Freshman Pageant theme and cos-
The fraternity altrustic work is tumes will be given at 3 and 4 o'-
centered in a summer camp for clock Wednesday afternoon, March
underprivileged children, which is 16, in Sarah Caswell Angell Hall.
located at Crispell lake, near Jack- Any women who took part in last
son. year's pageant are asked to com-
Some of the outstanding mem- municate at once with Miss Emily;
bers of Alpha Gamma Delta include White, who is instructor of rhythms'
Emily Buterfield, a Detroit archi- and dance instructor of the annual
tect, who is an authority on her- freshman presentation.
aldry, and Louise Leonard, nation- This demonstration will show in-
al executive secretary, who i s formally the type of dances, cos-
prominent in national Panhellen- tumes, and music used to carry out
ic work. Others are Sarah Hendee- the "History of Music as Shown in
son Hay, a poet, who writes for the Dance" theme used last spring.
Good 4Iousekeeping and Harper's. In this way the freshman women
Mrs. Carlysle Scott, who manages who will traditionally present a
a symphony orchestra in Minneap- pageant this year will have an op-
ohs, the only woman in the coun- portunity to see what another class
try to hold a position of this sort, has done. y
and Mignon{ Giid Erhard, author Virginia Salisbury i s general
of "While the Patient Sleeps," a chairman of this year's pageant.
detective story which was awarded Her assistant is Mary Wood, and
a $5000 prize by Scotland Yard as Estelle Standish is chairman of fi-
being the best mystery story of the nance. The other committee posi-
year. tions will be held by Virginia Cluff,
Barbara Bates, Mary Sabin, Nan
Role of Annabel in Diebel, Ruth Bradner, and Barbara
Sutherland.
Operetta to Be Sun Miss Jeannette Perry, assistant
dean of women will be director o
b Helen Van Loon)the pageant to take the place of
Miss Ethel McCormick who has
been ill.
When a woman is asked to repeat Miss White has suggested that
a role, whether in amateur or pro- the same idea as last year might be
fessional dramatics, it is reason used agaii and developed still fur-
enough to believe that she gives anther. It is with this in mind that
n the demonstration has been ar-
interpretation of that role well ranged. The evolution of music
worth the attention of even the through the primitive age when
most lax theatre-goers. itom-toms and drums were used, in--
Such is the cas efHn Van to the Grecian, will be given.

J. G. P.I
Every

Cast
Day

For all women in the cast and
choruses of "No Man's Land," a list
of group rehearsals for this week
and also an announcement of what
scenes each chorus is in will be
posted opposite the bulletin board
of the League building. "There has
been some conflict in rehearsals
and it is important that each wom-
an attend the practice for which
she is scheduled," stated Jean Bots-
ford, general chairman of the play.
At 3:30 o'clock today, Choruses 1,
2, and 8, and speaking girls will
meet. At the same time Willy and
the men will rehearse with Miss
Harriet Brazier, director, in the
committee room. At 4:45 o'clock
there will be ia complete rehearsal
of Act I, Scene 2, with the hungry
co-ed chorus and all the speaking
parts. At 7:15 o'clock all people in
Class in Elective Tap
Dancing to Be Opened
Elective tap dancing will be held
at 4 o'clock this afternoon in the
Women's Athletic building. Women
will be divided into two sections,
beginning. and intermediate. This
is necssary because of the large
number of women who turned out
for this class. The two sections
will be inder the direction of Miss
Marie I-artwig and Miss Ruth
Hassinger. All women who are in-
terested and who have not yet re-
ported will still have an opportun-
ity to join the clas.s
NOTICE.
Junior Girls' Play chorus re-
hearasls for today are as fol-r
lows: Choruses 5 and 8 at 4:30
o'clock. Choruses 2, 8, and 9
at 3:30 o'clock. Other practices
are listed elsewhere on this
page.

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