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__y____________ rinni_ _Nam e Guests women To Meet Illinois At Union Pool The annual Union Christmas dance, lat the en
Ma~y were the babes that participated in the "Figure Fashions" show G~~e~st hACha the "Jingle Ball," will be held from 9 others pL
at th y W.A. last week. Jenny Petersen, the Danish charmer and ace his- Charlotte Bauchat, TGonight At ampaign Rivalrv Will Be Resumed p.m. until midnight Saturday in the form an
tcry student, modeled a snappy blue bathing suit, Jeanne Gomon stalked Of General Chairman. This year's first Big Ten debate for Uetween Clubs In Firsi le and his Melody Men will include suited
around in a blue skating suit and Joanna Tew omen on the question "Resolved: Of Season Today several Christmas selections in which among t
-fnh lo Wear Satin Gown ,ha thePriciplsOo theTotaota-Today_
Dailey wore a knitted dress. Marianna White That the Principles of the Totalita- j the crowd may join if they wish, and whit
waspresent, Jeanne Burton de'monstrated Guests of committeemen for Soph Srianstate Are Desirable" is slated Another episode will take place to- James Halligan, '40F&C, social chair- It is h
exercises designed to reduce any fatal lumps, with the University of Illinois tonight man in charge of arrangements, said into the
bumps, and bulges, and Mildred Curtis swathed Prom, which will be held from 10 p at Champaign. day in the rivaly between the Mich- yesterday. this yea
her form in pajamas. Tad Lynch and Barbara to 2 a.m. tomorrow at the Union Ball- Margery Lee Lehner, '39Ed and igan State Noral women's swim- Many varied door prizes will be '40, publ
Teall room were announcedane Krause, '41, left yesterday af- ming club and the Michigan women's awarded: meal tickets to the Union reservati
,eken(, dances and a limited
of walking canes made of
wood which will have been
he Christmas decorations.
dcz'orations will include also
eitrees, elaborately trimmed,
ittance of the. ballroom, with
aced around the band plat-
d in the alcove at the south
ae room. A bewhiskered, red-
anta Claus will circulate
he guests with gifts of, red
e. candy canes for each.
oped that everyone will enter
Christmas spirit and enjoy
's "Jingle Ball," Don Nixon,
icity chairman, said. Table
ons may be made by calling
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Neal eagert. '41, publicity chairman
I bk ~Dotty Glass a coat. o
r Plenty s-xy and Hollywoodish, according to Charlotte Bauchat, '41, will be the
infermation received early yesterday by the guest of Robert Crane, '41, generalE
Daily Espionage Department; for besides date chairman of the dance. Miss Bau-
dresses and sports clothes, were undergar- chat will wear a mulberry-colored
L t' merit from every era since the stage of slipper, satin, styled on princess lines
long dawers.with a pleated bodce and rufflesl
long drawers around the neckline. Her accessories
BoyW ith Face A t Coffee Hour ... will be..i irs
Full Skirts Predominate
The Union Cawfee Hour ryas in fine fettle at quitting time Tuesday. Dan Elinor Sevison, '41, chairman of
Bohne Jack Reed, that boy with the face seen at every hot spot from the the program committee, will attend
r TY.4.1A-T ;lCmr ir Wall Qnrl RnB Tb Lon were there. Jim Palmer too, with T''Pili D n .1 in-. Phil ?.Kr,.. _.1
F.B. to the Library 6tudy Han, anadtou g iwlvUii il Y/11t~v
and Ted Spangler, as well as Marcia Connell, Annabels Dredge and Avery,
Charlotte Poock, Enora Ferris (so where was her roommate, we are asking?)
Cletus Hall and M. A. MacKenzie. Sounds like a Delta0
Gamma quorum from where we sit.
The W.A.A. is at their sad and patient task again.
Mister, please buy a ticket to the Swimming Gala and \
put us through a swimming pool? But the program to-
morrow p.m. is supposed to be very good, with divers and \\
swimmers flexing their sturdy muscles. -
Lady Cagers Battle It Out...
The lady cagers are at it again, having basketball-
games among their plump little selves every night. Nothing -y
personal. Theta defeated a valiant Betsy Barbour team
with a thrilling 13-6 victory in a breath-taking
last-minute rally in the fourth period last night.
Sybil Swartout, she of the Judish Council robes
and draperies, Poodie Pomeroy, she of the new combina-
tion victrola-radio raffle prize, Mary McClure and Jane,
Grove played on the winning team.
At 5:30 p.m. sharp on the nose, a feeble, hard-breath-
ing, ragged, unseasoned Gamma Phi Beta team barelr
managed to eke out a 14-6 margin over Zone II. For
Gamma Phi were Jane Lord, Harriet Dean, Mary Hender-
son, June Roberts, Bobby Chissus, Mim Finkleday (ever
seen her goonie roommate? Whew!) and Barbara Griffin. 7/
Brooks Sweaters And High-.Water Pants...
The Ruthven Tea yesterday lured the usual crowd of Brooks sweaters
and high-water pants over to the President's house for a spot or two. Lib
Uegge was there, Charlene Pike, Annabell "Starfish" Van Winkel, Bit
O'Roke, Ann Vedder, Pedo Ortmayer and Jane Connell were seen (stupid
expression..) Bud Emmons, Clayton Engert, Dodie Nichols, Bob MacDonald,
Helen Rigerink, Lee Hardy, Loyall Watson, Ralph Beaker, Tom Snyder,
Bob Arata, Bob Young and Joan Harris.
Everybody looked pretty, tea was served
and Pres. and Mrs. A. G. Ruthven received. Want
X . w to make somehing of it? Marian Smith (she
looks just like Anne Shirley of the moom-pitch-
ers!) and Florence Brotherton, the smoothie,
were milling around. Which ought to take care
of that situation.
Guess what kids, did you hear? Santy Claws'
is going to 'pass out presents at the tea dance
today. Think I'm kidding.. don'tcha? '1
Harry Reese is taking a vacation this week
in hopes of avoiding a nervous collapse, and
little Neil McKay is resting up from the race
he ran through three feet of snow in Fairy Field
a short time ago. He loped 220 yards for an easy win over an unidentified
gentleman, wearing a short haircut and a smile on his puss, in 45.3 flat.
" Very flat.
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son will wear ivory taffeta with a
hoop skirt and blue taffeta trim.
Jane Grove, '41, chairman of the pa-
trons committee, will have Tim Hird, :
'39E, as her guest. Her dress will
be white net with flounced skirt and
square neckline.
Robert Morrison, '41E, chairman
of the finance committee will escort
Georgia Sadler, '41. She will wear
a navy blue print made with a full
skirt and halter neckline.
Styles Show Simplicity
Mary Katherine Mootz, '41, will be
the guest of John Sobesky, '41, chair-
man of the decorations committee.
Miss Mootz will wear a dress of white
silk "marquisette shot with silver7
threads simply made with rhinestone
clips at the neckline.
Elizabeth Hegge, '41, will attend
with William Briggs, '41, chairman of
the floor -committee. She will wear
a simple dress of changeable rose and
green taffeta with a V front and back,
relieved only by a rhinestone clip and
full skirt. Belle Calkins, '41, will be
the guest of Seagert. She will wear
strapless wine net with embroidered
bodice and full ruffled skirt.
Will Hold Grand March
A grand march will be a feature
of the evening's entertainment, Crane
announced. Two-thirty permission
is being granted women students, he
added.
Frankie Master and his orchestra,
featuring Marian Francis as vocalist,
will play for the dance.
The remaining tickets are on sale
at the Union desk.
Be a Goodfellow
Theatre Reporter Dies
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-(P)-Epes
Winthrop Sargent, 66, a veteran of
the staff of Variety, New York's
slangy theatrical weekly, died last
midnight of a stomach hemorrhage.
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ternoon to argue on the negative in swimming chib when they race at . ai1in,1 e uU desk.
the non-decision contest. Mrs. Fred- 17:30 p.m. today at thehUnion Pool
eric 0. Crandall is coach of the wom- in their initial meet of the season.
en's debate team. The lis t of events will include 50
The affirmative team will meet the 1yard dlashes in the front and back
University of Wisconsin at 4 p.m. crawl and breast strokes, diving and
Monday in the Grand Rapids Room; a 100 yard~ free-style relay. Miss i }{
of the League. Katherine Schultz. Brewster, faculty adviser to the Mich--
', and Barbara Newton, 41, make igan State Nor malClub, will be one
up the squad. Anne Hawley, '40, is of the diving judges, announced Aleta
making arrangements for the debate. Grill, manager of the MSN club. Miss
Because of restatement of the defi- Laurie Campbell, faculty adviser to -;-
nition of terms by the University of the Michigan club, will act as start- -
Illinois, the originator of the topic, er. Miss arie Hartwig, W.A.A. in-
the teams have had to add self-suf- tramural aCvier,is scoring, assisted -
ficiency of the state vs. free trade by Norma Curtis, '39, president of
to the previously conceived idea of the Woman, Athletic Association.
planned economy vs. a free economy After the meet, the members of
system. both clubs will adjourn to the Wom-
an's Athletic Building where they will
be served hot chocolate and cookies by
1 1elG ( «]+ the members of the W.A.A. board.
Both clubs arc a part of the W.A.A.
W ill program of their respective schools.
1 F'.ve members of the Michigan club - .
are members of a relay team repre-
Today's Dance senting the club will will swim in M N I/...
the Gala Swimming Meet to be held
tomorrow night at the Intramural
The old yuletide spirit creeps into building. You Chose JUST the Gift I.Wanted!"
the Assembly-Congress tea dance to- -- Be a Goodfellow
day as that famliiar gentleman of the
pot-belly, Santa Claus, appears to Arehitecture Fraternity A FOARD PRINT, HAND-BLOCKED
pass out favors to the assembled Initiates New Members ORIGINAL HANDKERCHIEFS
guests.
Fourth in the series of the semes- Tau Sigma Lelta, honorary fra-
ter, the affair will be open to all ternity of architecture and the allied COPIES OF FAMOUS PAINTINGS REPRODUCED
undergraduates, with residents of arts, initiated five new members yes- *
particular houses receiving special in- terday. "The Covered Wagon"
vitations. It will be given under the The new members are Julia La- "The North Woods"
direction of Phyllis McGeachy, '40, Rue, '40A; Dorothy Ann Heming-rt
and Roland Rhead, '40, co-chair- way, '39A; Jane Hardy, '39A; Phyllis "Scene in Venice" . . . . 50c
men, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. today in Beck, Grad, and John Sarracino,
the League Ballroom. - Grad.__ SCARF AND HANDKERCHIEF SETS
Three passes, good for any League "Monday
dance Friday or Saturday night, will Tea Is Given For Actives "Flower Gardens of California"
be awarded as prizes. Refreshments Bird of Paradise" . . . . . . $2.00
will be served and the League orches- By Gamma Phi Alumnae
tra will play. Admission is 25 cents The Ann Arbor alumnae of Gam- FORMAL HANDKERCHIEFS $1.00 up
for men and women undergraduates
are admitted free of chare-e. ma Phi Beta gave a tea for the active Trimmed in Lace, Sequins, Rhinestones
Spec.al invitations have been .. chapter from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Spca vttoshv en1~yesterda. y in the Mary B. Henderson y
sued to Betsy Barbour House, Cot. s Room of the League.
zens Hall, Mosher Hall, the Women's Room o he wag'uay
Cooperative House and residents of - iieilows-Monday---
the following league houses; Mrs. ?. Comn iuttec Will Meet
M. Deusch, Mrs. Florence Slade, Mrs. -
Lera Tray, Mrs. Grace Radford, Mrs. There will be a meeting of the
H. M. Smith, Mrs. Lucy Austin, Mrs. Merit System committee of the Liberty a t Manad'
Leo Augspurger, Mrs. J. S. Gorman, League at 4 p.m. today in the un-
Mrs. Isabelle Holcombe and Mrs. dcergraduate office, Janet Fullenwider,
Della Mitchell. '39, chairman announced yesterday.
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