THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lectures, Exhibitions, Book Fair To BeAmong Events Of Week fl ('(suit es Ar e Tiny exhibition, sponsored by the Interna- tional Center, has been open to the public during the past week. Continuing the Freshman Round Table Series, which started last Sun- day, Prof. Howard McClusky will speak on "The pevelopment of De- sirable Personality Traits" at 4 p. m. today in Lane Hall. Book Fair Held The United Peace Committee will s hold its first meeting at 7:30 p. m. - tomorrow in the Michigan League. A report of the World Youth Congress I held at Vassar College during the - summer will be read. A Book Fair, sponsored by the - American Association of University Women, will be held from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Friday, Oct. 15, and from 2 p. m. Saturday, Oct. 16 in the Michi- gan League. Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman women's honorary society, will hold - its first meeting at 5 p. m. Wednes- day in the League Ballroom. They . will discuss plans for the National Convention, to be held here Friday and Saturday, Oct. 28 and 29. Cheever House InitiatesToday 13 New Members To Join - Residence Membership Adelia Cheever Residence .Hall will initiate 13 new members at formal initiation at 4 p.m. today. Members of the board who will be present: Mrs. Clifford Woody, Pres.; Mrs. Byrl Fox Bacher; Mrs. Shirley Smith; Mrs. Edward M. Bragg; Mrs. Edward H. Kraus; Mrs. Clarence Thorpe; Mrs. H. H. Seeley. Other guests will be Dean Alice Lloyd; Miss Elizabeth Perry; Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley; Miss Kathleen Hamm; Miss Henriette Scranton; Dr. Edwin C. Goddard; Dean Edward H. Kraus; Mr. Edward M. Bragg; Mr. H. H. Seeley; Mr. Clifford Woody; Mr. Clarence Thorpe; Mr. Shirley Smith. Mrs. Holly Dobbins is the new house director. Assistant house direc- tor is Miss Eleanore Aldworth. W.A.A. SPORTS SCHEDULE Archery: Meeting and picnic at 4:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Wo- men's Athletic Building. Dance: Meeting of dance club at 7:15 p. m. Wednesday and at 4:15 p. m. Thursday at Barbour Gym- nasium. Hockey: Open practices at 4:15t p. m. Tuesday and Thursday at Palmer Field. Riding: Crop and Saddle tryouts and supper ride at 5 p. m. Wednes- day at Barbour Gymnasium.E Tennis: Second and third rounds 1 of singles tournament; first round of mixed doubles tournament. Crandma's Accessories Adapt Themselves To Fall Fashions Now that school is well started, have been rejoicing this past season everyone is settling down to. the not fromg the advent of dirndels. Besides too unpleasant job of thinking up being smart in sheer wools, they are new and original ideas for date being shown inash and fieshys. dresses. It's the unusual combina- being shown in alpacas and fine silks. tions and colors and accessories that Last week-end brought out one very Mmake that very important favorable good looking one in a paisly print first .mpression on new acquaintances. from London's Liberty Store in their For the League and Union dances, famous silk. velvets are always in good taste and are bound to give a well groomed appearance if the accessories are simple and in good taste. If one is lucky, some of grandmother's ex- quisite old handmade lace does much to relieve the monotony of plain black and is extremely original. New York stylists commend stark black crepe or"sheer wools with high neck lines as being chic, but be sure they don't make you look like a rein- carnated spook. A triple string of pearls or massive gold jewlry is a smart remedy for this situation. And again grandma may be able to come to the rescue with a heavy watch Hooray for what? chain and a delicately chased locket. Onyx and gold brooches on these Hooray for our chains also add that certain' touch fashion demands. brand new accessories Jewelry Is Favored And speaking of stunning jewelry, gay as a wagon we saw one very smart outfit of sheer of toy balloons . . black wool relieved only by an exotic Russian belt and massive ring to candy jewelry match. The links of the belt were etched in typically far-eastern de- sequin belts, new bags signs which were duplicated in a tre- tricky belts, gala scarfs mendous buckle that fastened with a dagger that actually had a sharp and novelty gloves .. edge and point. Men don't need to worry however, because it was quite in short everything securely chained to the rest of the to add that dash belt. Dates for west of State Street seem of spice and verve to favor costume suits and wool drndels in the warm autumn colors. a well-dressed co-ed craves.. Creole tan and wind dregs are two that do wonders for that fading sum- suggest you mer tan. And by the way, hosiery hurry in quick manufacturers are featuring these same tones in a misty-thin two- and pick thread. Suits Are Popular the cream of the crop! Suits for these occasions are in best taste with tailored blouses re- lieved only by a jeweled clip, but be sure to keep the whole effect simple 'S. Don't let anything short for too much jewelry will ruin the of sudden death keep you effect of any costume. from the fashion show next Girls with a waist-line problem -, 1~ "I Broad shoulders and a full skirt emphasize the small waist of this model date dress which follows the trend in styles towards an old- fashioned silhouette. The "stand- out" sleeves in three-quarter length are a fall innovation which add a formal:touch to the shirtwaist style of the dress. The large buttons, novel belt, and pocket handkerchief complete the ensemble to make it ideal for' afternoon wear. LibraryAdds New Additions Rental Library Is Open, More Books Available Many new volumes have been added to the new collection in the library of the League which was started last fall. These new books include such titles as: "Action at Aquila" by Hervey All- en, "Sleep in Peace" by Phyllis Bent- ley, "The Rains Came" by Louis Bromfield, "Madame Currie" by Eva Currie, "Last Flight" by Amelia Ear- hart, "Bow Down to Wood and Stone" by Josephine, Lawrence, "The Prodigal Parent" by Sinclair Lewis, "Assign- ment in Utopia" by Eugene Lyois, "Journalist's Wife" by Lillian Mowr- er, "Life and Death of a Spanish Town" by Elliot Paul, "The Yearlings" by Marjorie Rawlings, "Imperial City" by Elmer Rice, "On Borrowed Time" Social Committee To Meet The social committee of the League will meet at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, according to Barbara Heath, '39; chairman. Miss Heath requests that all who are interested in the social committee attend the meeting and bring elegibility cards. Chinese Club To Entertain The Chinese Students' Club will sponsor an informal party in, the In- ternational Center at 7:15 p.m. today. It is intended to help new Chinese students become acquainted with one another and other students. by Lawrence Watkins, "The Import- ance of' Living" by Lin Yutang. The rental library is in addition to the regular books which circulate free of charge for two weeks. The charge is three cents per day and reserva- itons may be made in advance, Edna Linzey, librarfan stated. New Colours, Are Matched By Cosmetics If you think you can't wear one or all of the new costume colours, you may be mistaken, for a little experi- mentation has revealed that wearing the newest in exciting colours de- pe'nds on makeup. Vogue hPa suggest- ed that you should match each colour with a set of cosmetics, and has divid- ed the new colour world into five ranges. The first of these is the purple and{ violet range which is most satisfactor- ily worn with cosmetics in matching shades. For those who hesitate at purple lipstick and rouge, there are red tones which contain enough blue to match the purple. Bright Colors Used To match henna, russet, or brick, one should choose lipstick and rouge that have brown in them, while a peachy powder and green eye-shadow and mascara complete the ideal cos- metic list. Teal-blue and peacock-blue re- quire light, bright shades in rouge1 and lipstick with eye-shadow in a1 matching blue. Shades Are Matched American Beauty is an awkward :hade which needs almost a precise match in rouge and lipstick or a com- plementing blush shade to be effec- tive. Blue is the perfect shadow. When wearing green-yellow and yellow-green, you should wear a shade of powder darker than you ordinarily wear. True red or coppery shades in lipstick look well as does a deep green eyeshadow. Green or black mas- cara will add the final touch to make- up which seeks to look well with this colour range. l (3 b U> {41 WvWOOLS ata pleasant "little" price% $795 Simply pe r f e c t wool 44 frocks because you can wear them for school, office . . . for dress-up too! Young yet sophisti- cated and brilliantly col. orful expensive-looking wool frocks you'll love on sight! Plaids and plain colors. Note their tiny price. Sizes 11 to 17-12 to 20. SPECIAL NOTICE a New Shipment of REVERSIBLE r RAINCOATS at $10.95 have just arrived! ( ru-,.**. 11 i 'SF. v K . As Seen in "MADEMOISELLE" MAGAZINE ...!I This gorgeous sandal lifts" vour snirir kv hibh !Re $1. 95 r.- mmw CHARMING COIFFURES I I II I Ii I1 A