THE lICHIGAN DAILY

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Draws StudentsTo Evanston

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44 Fraternity Me mbe r s
Go To Final Football Tilt
At Dydhe Stadium
Because the game today will de-
cide Michigan's rating in the Big
Ten, the contest at Evanston has
attracted a number of Ann Arbor
students.
Robert M. Haskins, '34, William
C. Hanway, '34, Robert M. Burns, '35,
Harry J. Pillinger, '35, John A. Caw-
1ey, '36, George Y. Duffy, '35, Thomas
B. Roberts, '34, Thomas C. Sullivan,
'37, and Willard A. Combs, '34, of
Chi Psi fraternity, are attending the
game this week.
Willard Cornelius has left for Ev-
anston from the Alpha Tau Omega
house to attend the game.
Those from Phi Epsilon Pi fra-
ternity attending the final football
game are William Klien, '37; George
Lurie, '37; and Gordon Conn.
James Lasley, '34M, and Luther
Hlolngren, '34M, of Phi Beta Pi, will
attend the Northwestern game this
week-end.
Members of Phi Kappa attending
the Northwestern game are J. R.
Edgar, '34A, Frank. J. Nieder, '34;
Thomas A. Dooling, '35E, Charles R.
Rachor, and E. J. McCormick, '35L,
are attending the Notre Dame-
Southern California game at South
Bend, Ind.
Edward Schumacher, '35, Boyd Bo-
litho, '36, and Arthur Ross, '37, of
Phi Delta Theta, are attending the
game today.,
Members of Phi Kappa Sigma fra-
The
GAD-ABOUT.
For those of us who stay home
this is the first week-end of re-
laxation since school began. It's
now that you'll take time to study
yourself and try new ways of hair-
dressing, and after all, what wo-
men doesn't want to resemble the
fabulous sleeping beauty. The
quickest way to be improved, most
campus leaders have found, is to
ask Pauline. New and different
finger waves and coiffure arrange-
ments are the cause of her popu-
larity.
It's very seldom a new cosmetic
line is taken over by the particu-
lar university crowd the way that
Lentheric has been. After look-
ing overthe display in Quarry Inc.
we decided the subtle tones of the
rouges.and powders together with
the very kissproof liprouges might
be responsible. But our aesthetic
sense warned that seldom one
finds automatic lipsticks, powder
boxes, and compacts so smart
looking. All the Lentheric cases
are the utmost in simplicity, with
only a petite monogram upon
them.
Tomorrow is Sunday again. The
house won't 'fe serving and the
purse is sadly light weighted. Or-
dinary eating places don't appeal
on this one day of seven. Then
it's The Tavern, without a second
thought, for in the early Ameri-
can dining room, with cozy nooks
and the cleanest of bars, and most
unsophisticated of atmospheres,
you'll be at home. Meat prices
start as low as nine cents, and
most sundaes are ten. It's the
camping ground for campus wo-
men.
There's ,.nothing new under the
sun, but there's always that lost
feeling when the rest leave for
an "away" game. Then it's time
to see 1iss Dillon about a gay
wool frock for campus wear. She

has a new flock of plaids and
plaid trimmed sportwear, with the
right colors to compliment any
type. Or a nun-like brown model
with bone buttons at the severe
neck and a bone buckle on a wide
belt, and bright sweaters in pro-
fusion.
"Toujour moi," she cooed, "It's
Chanel, and about one-third the
price with that sale at the Fifth
Avenue Shop." And it's true. The
whole feminine campus is going
on a buying spree in perfumes,
creams, and novelties, such as lux-
uriant eyelashes. There's nothing
so universally,_ appreciated on
Christmas morn as a bottle of
"Lentheric" or Lelong's fragrance,
and now is your beeg chance to
save money for tha one and only
hart.
Personality
H AIRCUTTING
and Finger Waving
Soft Water Shampoos
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ternity attending the Northwestern
game are Frank Rolinger, '36, John
P. Ogden, '36, George Dillingham,
'35, and John Byron.
Richard J. Schiff, '36, Wilard Ca-
hodas, '36, of Phi Sigma Delta, are
in Chicago this week-end for the
final game.
Members of Phi Kappa Tau at-
tending the Northwestern game are
B. M. Stilson, and Paul Pinkerton,
'37.
Those attending the game at Chi-
cago this week are: from Phi Sigma
Kappa, Lloyd C. Nyman, '34, Colton
A. Park, '35, James A. Park, '37, Gale
O. Sterling, '35.

Many Women
Go To Out Of
Town Games
This year there has been a con-
siderable increase over the number
of women who last year attended
oat-of-town football games,
The attendance of the Chicago
game this year was 102 women, for
the Illinois game 18 women, and 127
going to the Northwestern game this
week-end.
Members of the Alpha Chi Omega
sorority attending the game in Ev-
anston are Jeannette Greene, '35,
Jane Park, '34, and Betty Bergener,
'34.

Dances To Be Held
By Houses Today
Tea dances, formals and radio par-
ties are scheduled to be held today.
Delta Zeta sorority will entertain
its pledges at a formal tonight. Mr.
and Mrs. Raphael Isaacs, Prof. and
Mrs. Wilber Humphreys and Mrs.
Margaret Forrest will act as chap-
erons.
Delta Alpha Epsilon is entertain-
ing at a radio party during game
ime this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Melory ,ill chaperon.
Katherine Coffield, '34, is in charge
of the informal dance at Martha
Cook Building. Miss Margaret Smith,
Miss Sarah Rowe, and Miss Marcel-
la Schneider, will chaperon. Max
Gail's orchestra will play.
Theta Chi fraternity is holding a

Four members of Sigma Phi fra- Students attending the Northwest-
ternity are attending the Northwest- ern game fro'm Alpha Phi sorority
ern game this week-end. They are: are: Winifred Pike, '34, Betty
Cerdric Marsh, '36, Van Dunakin, Wunsch, '35, Harriet Knight, '34,
'36, George Williams, '36, John O'- Jeanette Detwiler, '34, Mary Louise
Dell, '34. Kessberger, '34, Marie Abbot, '35,
Members of Theta Xi fraternity Corinne Krentler, '33, and Mary
who will see the Northwestern game Barnett, '33.
today are Malcolm Eveleth, '34, and Among those who left the Gamma
William Koon, '34. Phi Beta house this week-end were
Edmund Barbara, '34D, John Virginia fugg, '35, Marie Murphy,
Coughlin, Spec., and Dr. Harold '35, Margaret Beckett, '34, Mary
W. Snark, of Xi Psi Phi fraternity Earnshaw, '35, Wilma Kinney, '36,
have gone to Evanston for the week- and Margaret Spencer, '36.
end. Kappa Alpha Theta members at-
tending the Northwestern game are
TO READ HOPWOOD PLAY Betty Sinclair, '36, Mary Stirling,
Theodore Cohen, winner of the '35, Jean Perry, '36, Laura Jean
Hopwood Prize for plays last year, Kempf, '34, Betty Little, '35, Grace
will read his prize play, "Beyond Unger, '34, and Mary O'Brien, '35.
Exile" at the weekly get-together at Women from Martha Cook dormi-
Hillel Foundation Sunday night, it tory also going to Evanston: Kath-
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chairman of the Foundation Educa- '35, Margaret Kasley, '35, Celia Gun-
tional Committee. Students are urged throp, '34, Marcia Himes, '35, Kath-
to, come and help make these weekly ryn Veneklasen, '35, Dorothy Smith,
gatherings a success, she added. '34SM, and Barbara Jenkins, '34A.
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