THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVI
The Pri"mrose Path
enIgagements
And Marriage
Are Announced
Checked
WVools Smart Women Of '39
Urged To Apply
IFor J.G.P. Jobs
To all those disheartened engineers . who lost the slide rule while
being amused by feminine smiles .. . and to all those horribly conceited~
lawyers who think they are something now that they out tricked the stodgy
engineers ... Miss Primrose wants to tell that she . . . knows where the
slide rule is.
It is in a law professor's home . .. he is a peaceful man . . ,but dislikes
the New Deal and anything even remotely connected with it . .. He wears
classes but not all the time .. . and is fairly tall... several hands taller than
Miss Primrose , slightly bald-headed . he has been using hair restorer
for four years.. the slide rule is in his basement . .. which is filled with
old hair-restorer bottles and yellow newspapers.
If the engineers are unable to outwit the lawyers ... whom Miss Prim-
rose has already outwitted . . , maybe this column will divulge the where-
abouts of that child's toy the first week after the coming Spring Vacation.
Meanwhile, as consolation, the Engineers have predepice in the column"..
Engineers Slide At Union .. .
So for the slide rule ... and we should tell you about the
fcommittee dinner prefatory to the dance . .. but our stooges were barred
admittance. ... and so all we know is that there was a dinner .. . R. C. Reider
squired the Miss Marion Fitzgerald ..Betty "Shaffer was seen trailing
Dick Oliver around . .. and what a hilarious scream Dick was . . .Betty
wore navy blue chiffon.,.
Ralph Lamberson was smiling . . , at the chatter of Nancy Quirk when
we saw him . .. Flash! Eleanor Skiles was seen leading Bob Treadway a
,merry chase across the dance floor . . Ho! Ho! . .. Patty Haff and Max
Schoetz fell on their faces . . .probably nervous because they had just
had their pictures taken .. like the first baseman who took the horsehide
in the face when the newspaper man was taking his picture . . . Helene
Zimmerman with Don Hayes blew in from the Alpha 'Rho Chi house,.
Harriet Beecher of Detroit found the flash bulb and all likely playthings
while her escort. .. committeeman David L~ansdale . .. was discussing things
of great importance with other committee members . .. the patrons' booth
was full all the time . .. and Miss Primrose personally thought that it was
because there were gobs of candy in it . .. Gus Collatz , the president of
the senior engineering class ...was treking around with Jane Giesecke .
while Maurine Palmer was there with Miller Sherwood ... Stubby was there
*.with Willis Hawkins . . . we should explain that Stubby is Gertrude
'Veneklasen who was called that when she was living in Martha Cook last
year...
Lawyers Break Loose.. .
Meanwhile, at the Law Club hilarity reigned . .. imagine . .. Miss Prim-
rose was there in person for a short while ... But not for long, for after
sliding around with the engineers the contrast in atmosphere was oppres-
sive and she felt rather creased even before she could break loose ... But in a
quick whirl around the lounge, etc., she observed the following startling
facts: Barbara. VanderVort, titan haired beauty of the Delinquency News
Letter office sweeping across the floor with Ed Downs . . . Jane Pitcher
ICharlestoning in a corner with Herbert Nadeau dancing attendance..
Janet Abington revealing the temperamental nature of the Drosophila fly
to Eric Brown ... Janet has acquired a sudden attachment for D. since her
introduction to Heredity ...
Clifford Ashton., . , future hope for the U. S. Supreme Court ... expound-
ing his views on the recent declaration of constitutionality of the Court on
"the Minimum Wage Law to Dorothy; Geldart . . .Jean Hanson and Bill
Thorsness enlivening the atmosphere with their bright and cherry coun-
tenances ... Farley Ullrich and co-chairman La Mar Forshee, wearing his
satin badge of responsibility like a man ... Mary Bell and Dave Morris ...
Betty Haas and Tom Moxcey . .. At that point Miss Primrose fell into a
swoon and had to be carried out..
Warning . . . If you don't want to get in the Primrose Path it's best
not to venture out at any time for other purposes than going to classes..
Miss Primrose is acquiring so many stooges -that they are beginning to spy
on each other ... Each one is bound to secrecy so you'll never know when
your name is being added to the black list . . . Avoid all your friends if
you want protection ,.. .Maybe your roommate is one of the Celestial Band
..Look for the Purple P tattooed on the sole of the left foot.
Betsy Barbour' Does Some Tripping .. .
This mighty force made the rounds of all the parties this week-end..
even crashing the Betsy Barbour sanctum sanctorum ., .There the Spirit of
Spring was whooping it up with great eclat in all the decorations . .. Helen
Marsh and Hugh Robertson follower} suit .., only on the dance floor .
Jack 'Them and Mary Margaret Thomas . . . Harriet Thom and Harvey
Clarke were overheard discussing the 'Child Labor Amendment, but it
Ssounded more like a'picnic , Barbara Zapp and James Brooks with brother
George Za-pp and Frances Everard were planning rock gardens for their
summer estates in between dances and . .. Frances prefers Lobelia Crystal
Palace above all other flowers ... Althea Wagg and Homan Hallock rendered
a .ravishing duet on "Oh Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast" with Marian
Price and Art Shepard accompanying them on their respective piccolos..
Dorothy Love was complaining to Hank AOnlin that the delivery man invari-
ably carried her laundry box to the Sorosis House . .. and wondering who
v &s the heart interest at the aforementioned emporium of grace and
beauty .:.
It Is said by many that the Phi Psi's entertained recently, in fact rumors
have it that most of the campus crossed that threshold at least once during
the course of the evening . .. Jean Smith and Fred Collister from Syracuse
University did. ... Homner Lathrop and Charlotte Poock . .. John Kollig and
Mary Lavan ..
vEmma Rae Mann, Hugh
e Jones Will Be Married
This Summer
The spring holiday session is
marked with many weddings and an-
Snouncements of engagements of stu-
dents and alumni of the University.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mann of De-
tr ait announce the engagement of
_their daughter, Emma Rae, to Hugh
McKean Jones, Jr., of Canandaigua,
N. Y. Miss Mann attended Vassar'
College and is studying law at the
University of Michigan. Mr. Jonesl
is a graduate of Andover, Yale Uni-
versity and the Univ7ersity of Mich-
igan Law School. The wedding is set
for July.
The engagement of Harriet Mar-
jorie Martin, to Frank Emerson Le-
wellen of Detroit, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson G. Lewellen of Newton,
Kan., was announced by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Martin of
'Pleasant Ridge. The wedding is to
take place on May 8 at the horn,
of the bride.
Graduate Will Marry
Miss Martin graduated from the
University where she was affiliated
with Delta Delta Delta. Mr. Lewel- Soft wools, very popular this year,
;en is a graduate of the University reaeh their height in. checked jack-
of Mich'igan Law School and was a ets. These may be worn with many
member of Delta Chi fraternity, different skirts.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent King
of Rochester, Mich., announce the
approaching marriage of their daugh - o'(11-s lu
ter, Barbara Kent, '38, to William ~'.I1y
Snair, Grad., son of Mrs. Effie W. ~7.
Snair of Collinsville, Pa. Miss King W ill Siilons o
is affiliated with Chi Omega sorority. .
Mr. Snair was a member of Iota
Alpha and vice-president of Amer- i iD.ancn
ican Institute of Chemical Engineers. u e u
The wedding will take place on April
12 at the home of Miss King. King's Daughters will sponsor
Announcement At Tea; "Juniors on Parade," a dancing re-
The betrothal of Estelle J. Stand- vue, to be presented April 21, 22, 23
ish, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. D. E. and 24, with a matinee performance
Standish of Ann Arbor, to Nesbitt Io pi 4
Haas, '36, of Detroit, formerly of
Ann Arbor was announced at a tea Poed rmterve hc
Sunday afternoon at the Alpha Chi will be directed and staged by Roy
Omega chapter house with which Hoyer, will be used to maintain a
Miss Standish is affiliated. The news teacher at the University Hospital
was made known in little scrolls of School, which was established in 1922
silver rolled up in the form of tiny I through the interest of the King's
tapers on individual cakes. The date Daughters. It now maintains a staff
for the wedding has not yet been set.. of several teachers.
Both Miss Standish and Mr. Haas, Mrs. G. W. Fletcher is to be gen-
who is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Haas eral chairman of the show. Mrs.
of Adana, Turkey, are graduates of J. J. Kelly is to be treasurer and Mrs.
the University. Mr. Haas was affil-: F. C. Cahow will be in charge of pub-
iated with Kappa Sigma fraternity. licity. Mrs. John Judson is 'chairman
Doris MacFarlane Weds of the program committee, and Mrs.
Doris Marie MacFarlane, daughter Homer Godfrey and Mrs. Fred Cory
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. MacFar- have charge of the tickets.
lane of Lowell, and Francis Eliot Tetce aemnfr"uir n
Wessinger, son of Dr. and Mrs. John Tetce aemnfr"uir n
A. Wessinger of Ann Arbor were Revue" are to be Mrs. Ralph Free-
married at 11:30 p.m. Saturday in man, Mrs. Russell Dobson, jr., Mrs.
the manse of the First Presbyterian George Bleekman, Mrs. Edward
church. Dr. William P. Lemon off'i- Staebler, Mrs. Nelma Watson and
ciated. Mrs. George Hoffman.
The couple left for a wedding trip Other officers for the 1937 "Juniors
to Charleston, White Sulphur On Revue" are Mrs. John Van Oosten
Springs, W. Va., Richmond, Va. 'and and Miss Nan Johnson, posters and
Washington, D.C. They will be at bill boards; Mrs. Byron Hildinger,
home in Ann Arbor after April 15. properties; Mrs. Daniel Meikle, dress-
Mr. Wessinger, who attended the ing rooms; Mrs. Ben Kessel, makeup;
University and Wayne University, is and Mrs. R. C. Hussey, patrons and
a pharmacist in the University hos- patronesses.
pital. Mrs. Wessinger studied here _________
in the graduate school.
Ask Sophomores To File
1Petitions ; All Interviews
To Be After Vacation
Although all sophomore women are
urged to petition for central com-
mittee positions on next year's Jun-
cr Girls Play, only those with spe-
cial talent are advised to apply for
A dinner dance, tne lasi in the
series of Faculty-Alumni dances for
the year, will be held at 8 p.m. to-
mor row in the Union, Mrs. Laurence
C. Stuart of the Faculty Women's
Club will be in charge of the affair.
Dinner will be served on the ter-
race, according to Mrs. Stuart, and
dancing will be in the ballroom. Bob
Steinle and the Union Band will play
for the dancing, which will last until
12:30 p.m.
Mrs. Willard Olson. Mrs. W. F.
Ramsdell, Mrs. Herman H. Riecker,
Mrs. Frederick C. Rogers and Mrs.
Arch Wilson are the members of
dance and costume committees, ac-' sist her in making arrangemeits forE
cording to Hope Hartwig, '38, League the annual spring affair.
president, who spoke at the sopho-{
mre mass meeting held yesterday ati Eight W"omen initiated,
thoe League. It ht
Angelene Maliszewski, '38, head of SigmEt )ka Phi
Judiciary Council, announced that! Eight women were initiated intot
petitioning for offices on the central Theta Sigma Phi, national honorary
committee has been scheduled for professional fraternity, yesterday in
today and tomorrow in the Under- the League chapel.
graduate Office. The following women were initiat-
Interviewing by Judiciary Council ed: Margaret Carlson, Nancy Cas-
of all applicants will take place the sidy, Elza Doegey, Thora Jane Duus,_
first three days after Splring Vacation. Mary Elliott, Frances Everard, Vir-
The Council selects the woman forG ginia Kenner and Miriam Miller. The
each position whom it feels best suit- new members are all of the class of
ed for thie office and recommends her '38.
to the Undergraduate Council, di- Elizabeth Anderson, '38, Katherine
rested by Miss Hartwig, for final ap- Moore, '38, and Elizabeth Lauer, '38
p~oval. Those who are appointed will will be initiated into the sorority it
be announced later in May. the near' future, Miss Holdeni said.
The offices open for petitioning ar':____________________
those of general chairman, ass.svant
chairman and heads of the pa,;rons,
publicity, Uicket uoher, custome,
dance, music and program commit- -nther
te cnrlcomtesorte138fo.
Te cnrlcmiefrte 198 - 'fromter
J.G.P. will select the script, and music
for the play and work out details of
production.
Times for petitioning for member-
bei anontedar.sointeiewili
shi banonted vatriosoItteesiewilli
not necessary for these positions.
Auction To Be Held. LADY NOBELT
By Michigan Dames~ Pajamas.. .
An auction: and swap sale will be
held by the Michigan Dames at 8:15 MAN-TAILORED
p.m. today in the League Game' ,
Room, according to Mrs. Lewis PIu
HDainies, president of the group.
Mrs. Gerald DeWeerd and Mrs. Al- AUTOMATIC
lan Justice will be auctioneers. They, WAISTLINE
will be assisted by Mrs. Beth Kuip-
per, Mrs. R. D. Haun and Mrs. Henry ADJUSTMENT
Hoff.
CHELSEA
FLOWER SHOP
203 East Liberty Phone 2-2973
Flowers for All Occasions
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Wanted : More Women
For Dancing Classes
More women are needed for the
dancing class which will be held at 7
p.m. today in the League Ballroom,
according to Florence McConkey,
'38A, in charge of the classes during
the absence of Miss Ethel A. McCor-
mick, social director of the League.
The class tonight will be for be-
ginning dancers only and is one in
a series of eight lessons which are
being conducted by Douglas Gregory.
FACULTY WOMEN'S CLUB
The garden section of the Faculty
Women's Club will meet at 3- p.m.
tomorrow in the home of Mrs. W. C.
Trow. The Ann Arbor Flower Show,
as well as flower shows in general,
will be the topic of discussion.-
Tours &Cr wises.
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