SY NOV. 5,1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY


French eme ame or
Committeemen Project Of Independent Week
Are Approved Recalls Senior Society History
By CentralStaff By BARBARA LOVELL totally unorganized due to a dearth
Independent Week, the major func- of activities in which they might par-

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1ates For Annal
Will Be Dec. 3
To Be Held In

Project
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tion of the fall term to be sponsored1
by Senior Society in conjunction with
Assembly, is one of the most outstand-
ing projects undertaken by the senior
women's honorary organization in

"France" has been chosen for the
theme of the 1937 Sophomore Cab-
aret, it was announced at a soph-
omore mass meeting held yesterday
at the League.
Members of 'the eight committees
were named for the project, to be
held Dec. 4 and 5.
The decorations, floor show and
all entertainment will carry out the
color and traditions of the French
people. The main ballroom of the
League will be transformed into a
miniature Paris, according to Jean
Smith, '40, general chairman.
Miss Smith led the discussion and
introduced each member of the cen-
tral committee who announced the
names of the women included on her
committee.
Ticket Committee Listed
Mary Elizabeth Rouse, chairman of
tickets, heads a group composed of
Eli abeth Allington, Barbara Backus,
B tt B nkc Mnarf OnrC Zld~n

The history of Mortar Board,
naticnal senior honorary organi-
zation, will appear in the near
future at the time of a visit to
the local chapter by a national
representative.
many years, according to Miss Marie
Hartwig, '29, instructor in physical
education and alumna of the Society.
Senior Society was founded in 1906.
At that time independent women were
Papyrus Fragment
Is Discussed Herel
A papyrus fragment from a Greek
manual was discussed by Dr. Elinor
M. Husselman, curator of manu-
scripts and papyri in the University

ticipate. There was no such build-
ing as the League in which they might
meet for class projects or which they
could use as a community club house.
To remedy this situation, nine sen-
ior independent women founded Sen-
ior Society to promote good fellow-
ship and sociability among University
wcmen. They had no intentions, ap-
parently, of pursuing any set service
program, but their efforts to organize
non-affiliated women were so suc-
cessful that, in 1909, a member of the
society, Frieda Kleinstuck. now Mrs.
Carl Blankenburg, became president
of the League.
Miss Hartwig described the year in
which she was a member of Senior
Society, 1929, as a transitional period.-
The group was tending toward some-
thing of a service program while re-
taining the original social aspect of
the organization, she said. The or-E
ganization also sold the collars to be
worn with senior caps and gowns, a
project which has lasted up to the!
present.
Senior Society traditionally enter-

op hmore Cabaret
In Charge Of Carnival Many Dances
Will Be Given
This Week-End
Ten Houses Will Entertain
With Pledge Formals,
- Radio And Tea Dances
This week's football game brings
with it the usual accompaniment of $1.95
numerous sorority and frate'rnity
Schller's I
Alpha Chi Omega is giving its
pledge formal tonight. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Primby and Mr. and Mrs. _--
W. C. Steere will be chaperons. Read and Use The Michi
Beta Theta Plans Surprise
Beta Theta Pi has announced a sur-
prise for its buffet supper dance. Mr.
MARY JOHNSON and Mrs. Selby Schurtz and Mr. and
MAY O O Mrs. Ira H. Barker, of Grand Rapids,
will chaperon the mystery party.
W A.A. Carnival Bob Saxton's orchestra will play for Eye Fili.
the Delta Kappa Epsilon dance, at
" which Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grace
o Feature ix and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meyn are
chaperoning.
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R"T jonmDe Tau Delta and Delta Upsilon
Ra ing ijntpegfrl a.under new r


.LJ~~.y iv~i~aji ~ Library recently.
Davis, Jane Elspass, Enid Fenski. irreety
Ro erta Gneriel, Edith Golden, Eliz- The manual was on the art of
abeth Gross, Carmelita Hatch, Fran- divination by means of the inspection
ces Henderson, Frances Hubbs, Ruth of the entails of a sacrificed animal.
Jacobson, Ellen Krieghoff. Only two other fragments of similar
Roberta Leete, Sally Menthei, Rob- manuals are extant in Greek. How-
erta Meyer, Roberta Moore, Mary ever, according to Dr. Husselman, in-
Minor, Margaret Neafie, Dorothy teresting parallels are found in the
Nichols, Louisa Penny, Ann Platt, cuneiform tablets which record sim-
Betty Ployd, Helen Rose, Alberta ilar divination practices among the
Royal and Dorothy Shipman. Assyrians and Babylonians.
- Zenovia Skoratko, Marjorie Stock, -- -- - -- -- --
Elizabeth Sutton, Jean Tibbits, Helen ers, Alice Stevenson. Jane Sanger,
Westie, Alberta Wood, Anne King- Barbara Griffin, Mary Schweickhard,
ston, Marvis Schwartz, Tony Aalbers- Ann Beasemer, Miss La Vigne, Flor-
burg, Caroline Ashbough, Mary Ellen ence Chikovsky, Dorothy Rice, Rose
Spurgeon, Virginia Finkelston, Carol Marie Raymond, Mary Jane Phelps,
La Vigne and Dorothy Glass are also Lucy Ann Kirkpatrick and Jessie
on the committee. Bebberidge.,

Hostesses Are Named
Jane Jewett, who is hostess chair-
man, announced that her committee
would include Betty Baldwin, Joan-
na Beem, Ann Brennan, Janet Clark,
Betty Conn, Evelyn Dock, Jane Dun-
bar, Marian Fleming, Mary Fuller,
Mary Gage, Patricia Haislip, Cletus
Hall, Jane Herrick, Vievia Hoelscher,
Freida Kauffman, Una Adele Kelly
and Miss Kingston.
Muriel Le Fevre, Doris Marschal,
Phyllis McGeachy, Ellen Radner,
Mary Reek, Charlotte Schrecher,
Bettie Scheule, Miss Spurgeon, An-
nette Stroup, Van Asdale and Freda
Vanderveen are also members of the
hostess committee.
The finance committee headed by
Miriam Finkeldey, includes Barbara
Bassett, Miss Menthei, Esther Baker,
Ruth Dillman, Jeanne Grant, Ethel
Skoratko, Mary Cary, Roslyn Fell-
mon, Miss Hoelscher, Miss Wood,
Miss Backus, Miss Hatch, Miss Jacob-
son, Miss Krieghoff, Miss Minor, Miss
Shipman and Glade Allen.
More Members Announced
Jean Rutherford, Judy Straus-
bough, Ellen Redner, Miss Hubbs,
Jean Lynn, Miss Neafie, Babette Berg,
Miss Aalbersberg, Miss Elspass, Betty
Brooks, Doris Cranmore, Rachel Ton-
kin, Jane Munson, Gwendolyn Dun-
lap, Betty Dickmeyer, Lucille Kauer
and Elizabeth Emswiler are also on
the committee.
The costume committee is headed
by Miriam Szold. She has chosen
Jane Brady, Mabel Douglas, Vir-
ginia Durand, Cecily Forrest, Helen
Goldberg, Alice Hopkins, Frances

Chairman Names Group
Florence Brotherton, heading thel
decorations group, has selected Janel
Anderson, 'Barbara Bolton, Mary
Leigh Burleson, Earla Dodge, Anna-
bel Dredge, Gladys Laura Engle,
Enora Ferriss, Miss Finkelston,;
Jeanne Gomon, Madeleine Kaufman,
Jean McCormick, Doris Marschner,
Bettie Petrash, Dorothy Rogers,
Helen Rumizen.
Leona Siff, De Rhua Skinner, Dor-
othy Small, Betty Steinhart, Jean
Van Raalte, Hilda Van Tuyl, Mad-
elaine Westendorf, Caroline Williams,
Kathryn Williams, M a r y A n n e
Young, Louise Scheffly, Lillian Zim-
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tained Wyvern and Mortar Board at Vincent Butterly, '39, announced that
a formal theatre party at a small Six women's teams will race in the Dr. William Brace and Prof. and Mrs.
downtown theatre. The manager us- swimming carnival, which is being W. W. Gilbert will chaperon the form-
ually billed a western thriller for the given from 7:30 to 9 p.m. tomorrowa er. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Warner, of
occasion and roped off a section for . hicago, and Professor and Mrs. Wil-
to raise money for the W.A.A. swim-P
the women who troopde down in n imot Pratt will attend the Delta Upsi-
formals. The manager combined the wingpoo fund and the varsity swim- lon party in that capacity.
duties of ticket-taker, screen projec- ming team, Mary Johnson, '38, Hermitage Holds Radio Dance
tor and popcorn seller and the mem- W.A.A. president and general chair- The Hermitage radio dance will be
bers of the three organizations were man of the affair, announced. chaperoned by Mr. John Burch and
thoroughly entertained, according to The Betsy Barbour House team is I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw. -
Miss Hartwig. . . composed of Cornelia Davison, '41, Dr. and Mrs. Julian Tobias and Dr.'--
enior Society has risen andin 19M Marian Harris, '41, Jean Bell King, and Mrs. Jerome Conn are acting as
ence since its founding, and in 1934 '39, and Mary McDonald, '41, Bar- chaperones for the Phi Epsilon Pi
its president founded Assembly, a bara Johnson, '39, June Larson, '41, houseparty today and tomorrow.
most important undertaking in the Betty Myers, '41, and Louise Barr, '41, Two more pledge formals, Sigma
history of women in the University, will swim for Mosher Hall. Chi and Zeta Psi, with Dean H. C.
Miss Hartwi~g said.
__isHrt__gs__d. Joan Bevington, '40, Anita Carval- Anderson of the Engineering College,
ho, '41, Yvonne Westrade, '41, and Prof. and Mrs. L. M. Gram, and Prof.
Ticket Sell-Out Predicted Gracia Harrington, '38SM, are on the and Mrs. J. S. Worley chaperoning the
For Assembly BanqetJordan Hall team. The Alpha Chi former, and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. An-
Omega team is composed of Kath- ketel and Mr. and Mrs. J. Osgood, all
A ticket sell-out is predicted for erine Burgess, '38, Lois Vernor, '40, of Detroit, chaperoning the latter, will
the Assembly Banquet, which will be Betty Hood, '40, and Patricia Calkins, be held tonight.
held at 6 p.m. Monday in the League '39.
Ballroom, Betty Jane Mansfield, '39, A team of independent women from
chairman of the ticket committee, the swimming club is made up of INDEPENDENT WOMEN
announced yesterday. Sally Carcaran, '41, Barbara Griffin, j An important meeting of the Ann
More than 350 tickets have been '41, Lois Gillen, '41, and Clara Len- Arbor Independent Women will be
sold, and additional tickets may be festey, '41. Helen Peck, '39, Twila held at 5 p.m. today in the League at
purchased from the dormitory and Traber, from Martha Cook Building which new officers will be elected.
league house zone representatives at and Eva Goldman, '38, and Rowene Jean McConkey, '38, president, urged
the main desk in the lobby of the La Coste, '38, from Helen Newberry all independent women living in pri-'
League until noon, Saturday, Miss Residence will form the last team. vate homes to attend.
Mansfield said. After that time, they- -
will be available only at the League.
All non-affiliated women are urged
to get their tickets immediately.
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