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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9, 19Sf: WAGE FIE


List Of Patrons1
For Soph Prom
Is Announced
Ticket Sale Assures $100
Addition To Dorm Fund;
Barney Rapp To Play
Patrons and patronesses for the
Soph Prom, which will be held from
10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday in the Union
Ballroom, were made known yester-
day by Nelson A. Lindenfeld, '39,
chairman of the patron committee.
They are: President and Mrs.
Ruthven, Dean and Mrs. Joseph A.
Bursley, Dean and Mrs. J. B. Edmon-
son, Dean and Mrs. W. R. Hmph-
reys, Dean and Mrs. Edward H.
Kraus, Dean Alice Lloyd, Dean and
Mrs. A. H. Lovell, Dean and Mrs.
C. T. Olmstead, Dean and Mrs. W. B.
Rea and Dean and Mrs. H. C. Sadler.
Prof. H. C. Anderson, Prof. and
Mrs. Robert C. Angell, Prof. and Mrs.
A. L. Dunham, Prof. and Mrs. How-
ard S. Ellis. Prof. and Mrs. A. D.
Moore, Prof. and Mrs. William D.
Revelli and Prof. and Mrs. A. H.
White.
Others on the list include: Major
and Mrs. R. E. Hardy, Colonel and
Mrs. F. C. Rogers, Dr. Margaret Bell,
Dr. W. M. Brace; Dr. and Mrs. M. R.
McGarvey, Dr. and Mrs. George K.
Wassell, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis,
Karl H. Reichenback and John Wei-
mer.
Following former class traditions,
and especially that of the J-Hop the
committee decided not to allow cor-
sages to be worn, according to David
Drysdale, general chairman.
No more tickets are available, Drys-
dale said. This sell-out insures the
dorm fund of at least $100, he stated.
Barney Rapp and his orchestra
will play for the dancing, and late
permission until 2 a.m. will be grant-
ed to the women, according to the
chairman.
Campus Wear
To Be Subject
Of Talky Today
Campus women will be advised as
to the kind of clothes to wear to
best bring out their personalities by
Mrs. David Reed who will speak at
the fourth poise and personality le-
tuire at 4 p.m. today at the League.
Sport wear consisting of suits, wool
arnd silk dresses will be modeled by
Alberta Wood, '40,. Catherine Sprick,
'40, and Suzanne Stevenson, '40. Mrs.
Robert Lansdale will wear some of
Mrs. Reed's own creations in formal
and dinner gowns.
Mrs. Reed will explain how the
color and lines of a dress can either
enhance or submerge a person's
charmand bring out her type.
Next week Prof. Gail E. Densmore
will lecture on voice and the part it
plays in making a pleasant impres-
sion. These lectures are a new proj-
ect sponsored this year by the League.
All undergraduate women are urged
to attend by Jean Hatfield, chair-
man.

Wallpaper, Drapes,
Souldd Harmonize
With Rug In Roor
"Since wallpaper,.rugs, and dra
eries are the three main items in
room, special care should be taken i
their selection," according to Mr
Ralph Hammett who delivered t
second of the series of lectures o
interior decorating which was give
at 4 p.m. yesterday in the Eth
Fountain Hussey Room of the Leagu
Plaid and scenic paper may b
used effectively, but the use of th
flowered type is not recommende
as a rule, since there is too great
tendency for one to count the spra
on the wall, said Mrs. Hammett.
When commenting on the ru
most popularly used, Mrs. Hamme
said the most popular are those c
fibre with a very small amount c
wool. Floor coverings with exten
sive designs will work in very well i
most any room, she claimed, buti
wallpaper and drapes are figure
the rug should be plain.
Second League
Undergraduate
T.e"a Scheduled
The second in a series of eigh
undergraduate teas is to be give
from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday in the Leagu
ballroom, it was announced yester
day by Margaret Hamilton, '3
chairman of the teas.
Those who will pour are Dean Alic
C. Lloyd, Dr. Margaret Bell, Mr
Byrl F. Bacher and Miss Jeannett
Perry, assistants to the dean of wom
en, Mrs. Hugh Beebe, Mrs. W. A
Bowen, Mrs. Agnes Clark, Mis
Kathleen Codd, Miss Isabel Dudley
Miss Mary Gleason, Mrs. Home
Heath, Mrs. Earl V. Moore, Mr
Franklyn Moore, Mrs. D. B. Reynold
and Mrs. Hazel Roberson.
All women on campus are invite'
to be present at these affairs. Char
lotte Rueger, '37, League president
extended a special invitation to mem
bers of Assembly to attend the te
Friday, at the Assembly Banquet
held Monday night.
Members of the League social com-
mittee, under the direction of Har
riet Heath, '37, chairman, will act a
hostesses. Charles Zwick and hi
orchestra are to play for dancing.
Dorms Will Hold
Exchange Dinners
Five dormitories will hold ex-
change dinners at 6 p.m. tonight
Among three of the dormitories the
exchange will be made in a cycle, ac-
cording to Harriet Heath, '37, socia
chairman of the League.
The dormitories have made ita
policy for several years to hold thes
exchange dinners for the purpose o
promoting friendship and good wil
among the 9irls in the various dormi
tories. 20 girls are being sent from
each dormitory.
Helen Newberry Residence will ex-
change with Mosher Hall. In the
cycle exchange, the girls from Betsy
Barbour House will go to Jordan Hal]
Those from 'Jordan Hall will go to
Martha Cook Building. The Martha
Cook girls will go to Betsy Barbour.

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iuthvens Invite r acuity maUi Vance
Will Be At League'
Student Groups
The formal reception and dance,'
To ineir Home given by the Faculty Women's Club,
will take place from 9 p.m. to mid-I
night today in the League, according
Tea Will Be Served Today to Mrs. E. L. Adams, president.
From 4 To 6 P.M.; All President and Mrs. Ruthven and
Professor and Mrs. Edward L. Adams,
Students Are Invited assisted by Profesor and Mrs. Carl!
Weiler, Professor and Mrs. Palmer'
The regular bi-monthly under- Christian, Professor and Mrs. Louis
graduate tea will be held from 4 to Bredvold, Professor and Mrs. Wells,
6 p.m. today when President and Bennett and Professor and Mrs. Her-
Mrs. Ruthven open their home to bert Taggart will receive in the
all students on camous. Grand Rapids Room.
Miss Inez Boxworth, director of: Refreshment tables, at which
the Law Club, Miss Mary Gleason, punch will be served, will be placed
director of Martha Cook Dormitory, in the concourse.
Mrs. D. B. Reynolds, chaperon of Dancing will be in the ballroom,
Delta Gamma and Miss Jeanette which will feature Christmas decora-.
Jonkman, chaperon of Alpha Delta tions for the annual occasion. Charles
P1 sorority, will preside at the tea Zwick and the League orchestra will
table. play.
Special invitations ,have been ex- -------- - ----- --
tended to nine groups. They are:
Alpha Delta Pi and Delta Gamma
scrorities; Chi Psi, Phi Kappa Tau
and Sigma Nu fraternities; the Law- OUNG OR OLD .
yer's Club, Martha Cook Dormitory
and Zones I and II. All students are 01 A N t E L
invited to attend.
The social committee of the League
will assist Betty Gatward, '38, who
is in charge of arrangements. The
receiving line will form in the liv-
ing room, and from there students Picking out I
will proceed to the dining room pers or Chri
where tea and cake will be served. There's a kii
The entire first floor including the + h everyone and
conservatory will be open to those variety to cho
who attend, had better i

Final Call Is Issued
For 'YeotUen' Tryouts
The last opportunity for women
to tryout for the chorus of "Yeo-
men of the Guard," the operetta
to be presented by Play Produc-
tion *and the School of Music in
January, will be given from 5 to 6
p.m. tomorrow at the Laboratory
Theatre, it was announced yester-
day by Valentine B. Windt, direc-
tor of Play Production.
There are several places open
for any who desire to tryout, Mr.
Windt explained, for the positions
will not be confined to members of
Play Production but are open to
all women on the campus.
It was further announced that
full rehearsals for Act I of "Yeo-
men of the Guard," which the en-
tire cast must attend, will be held
at 2 p.m. Sunday, 8 p.m. Tuesday,
and 7:.30 p.m. Wednesday.

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JORDAN TO HOLD DANCE j
An informal tea dance will be held
at Jordan Hall Dormitory from 4 to!
5:30 pam. today, according to Miss1

Ruth BarettWassistant social di-
rectol. Mrs. W. A. Bowers.Mrs. G.
C. Mitchell and Mrs. H. M. Roberson
will pour.

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