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Senior Society
Plans Dinners
Fo e New Dormitj ry P rojects
'For Purpose Of Getting
W'omen Acquainted

Society Girl Queen

HIeavy Coats, Suits
IAre Necessities
For Football Game
Perfec t football weather brought
!,ut the gayest sports wear that has
bn seen this fall. A cold wind made
sut nd fall coats a. positive neces-
Cane striking coat that. made a vivid

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Senior Society is sponsoring a new V slot of color in the stadium was of a
protect of exchanige dinners between cates re olwt nin
dormitories which will correspond to hare~ re wo iha m
the exchange dinjners whicbh'have for- s.¢ ~"~4 (flrconolathtwson
rn~ry ben eld y srorties ThSnugly about the throat. A brown 'felt.
plan is to 'hold them on Thursdays !.. shat. with amacigrenfth,
and to 'continue them throu bout the s.,~Io own suede oxfords, purse, and
yer~rthe purpose ofgettfig orm- Dloes completed the outfit.
Dromrlen 'better acquainted.1
Marion Bertsch, vice-president and A sub. that appeared very smart
soci'al' 'chairmnan of Senior Society is Iwas of brown trimmed u th a luxuri-
in charge of 'the project; and a 'meet .**«,..*.:::.r:::::><:o' < us beaver collar. Another suit of grey
ing of presidents, vice-presidents and .'..t h glyak fur trim and eel gray
social chairmen of the various dormi-Qe n a a lose.Bt
tories was held Friday in order 'to dis- Associated Press Photo suits had nearly full-length coats and
cssteplan. (i 'right blouses were chosen to go with,
CUSt ~Garnette Northcutt, Huntington,I,
Thefolowng epesetatve wee . Va., society girl, was chosen queenI Clever knitted hats and scarfs
present at' the meeting: Lucille AlmI
and Marion Bertsch, Martha Cook of the fifth Mountain State floral( brightened up green, black and brown
botmitoty$ 'Bettina Rightmire and; festival to ble held at Ekins, W. Va., Ioutfits.
Olive Webb,' Betsy Barbour House; October 4 to 6. I________
~Dorothy Mc~laren and Isabelle Cur- -
rie, Helen Newberry Residence; isa- j
belle MdIc ellar and Edith O~avis, Adelia Gongregational Church
Cheever House; Georgiana Karlson
and Marion Brooks,' Jordan 'Mall; ToOfrM scroga
Maureen Cavanaugh 'and Linda Cros- The Congregational Church will of-
by, Mosher Hall, and Roselyn Chaper ter a new feature in their Sunday pro-
and Victoria Iteff, Alumnae House. gramn beginning today. An eighteen.
Definite plans were made for ex- piece symphony orchestra under the
dhange dinners between Jordan, Betsy direction of Thor Johnson of the ,'\ /4- SAT
Barbour House and Martha Cook School of Music will play every Sun-
Dormitory to be held on Oct.' 11 and day evening at the Congregational \ 1.
for Newberry Residence and Mosher Church. Mr. Johnson will also lead ate',
~Il;Adelia Cheever House and discussion group in musical appre-E
Alumnae House" to exchange on ott. ciation 'following the presentations
18. of 'the orchestra.
GUS!A A touchdown party was Kie t1 ELL
Mrs. Esther M. Cram of Flint, I Stalker Hall last night at 8:00 p.m.I
Michigan, eras a. guest at Martha Rachel Lease, '37M was in charge of' Dial 31
Cook last week-end, when she attend- the arrangements. The entertainment I-_______
:6d the Board of Regents meeting, consisted of dancing and games. _________

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