TAN 14: lq, q THE MICHIGAN DAILY Governor And Mrs. Dickin son Head Patrons For Soph Prom 4 Court Of Honor To Be Feature Of Class Dance Helen Rhodes Announce .Complete Patrons List Prom Will Be At Union Patrons for the 1940 Soph Pron have been named by Helen Rhodes '42, chairman of patrons for th dance, which will be held from 1 p.m. till 2 a.m. Friday in the Union Ballroom. Among those included are Gover nor and Mrs. L. C. Dickinson, Presi dent and Mrs. Ruthven, Dean an Mrs. J. A. Bursley, Dean and Mr E. H.'Kraus, Dean Alice Lloyd, Dea and Mrs. A. H. Lovell, Dean and Mr W. B. Rea, Dean and Mrs. E. A Walter, Prof. and Mrs. R. C. Angel Dr. Margaret Bell, Prof. and Mrs. C.C Davis, Prof. and Mrs. I. D. Scott, Pro and Mrs. F. B. Wahr, Prof. an Mrs. A. E. White, Prof. and Mrs A. H. Copeland, Prof. and Mrs. N. F F. Maier, Prof. and Mrs. W. I~ McLaughlin and Prof. and Mrs. C. Poor. Other patrons are Prof. and Mrs B. D. Thuma, Prof. and Mrs. A. L Bader, Prof. and Mrs. G. B. Brig ham, Jr., Prof. and Mrs. H. B Calderwood, Major and Mrs. W. B Fariss, Prof. and Mrs. R. C. Fulle Prof. and Mrs. E. B. Greene, Prof and Mrs. C. E. Koella, Prof. an Mrs. Karl Litzenberg, Mr. and Mrs F. A. Bond, Dr. W. M. Brac Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Crandall, M and Mrs. H. A. Dressel, Mr. E. I McCoimick, Mr. and Mrs. J. Perkins, Mr. J. F. Weimer and M2 and Mrs. L. M. Weir. Members of the "Court of Honor which was .chosen by the committ to be introduced over the radio du ing the dance, have named the guests, Bill Schust, '42, chairman' publicity, announced. The "Court Honor" is made up -of ten sophomo women. Elsie Courtney will attei with Robert Antle,-'42; Marney Gar ner with John Rookus, '42; Marjor Higgins with Arthur Oakes, '42; Vi ginia Alfvin- with James Hynes, and Beatrice Snoke with Arth Dempsey, Grad. Margot Thom will. attend with To Harmon, '41; Peggy Gabriel with Jo] Rexford, '42; Phyllis Waters with Fr Dannenfelser, '41E; Margaret Dod with George Smith, '42, and Carol Denfield with Ted McLoglean, '42. "Red" Norvo's orchestra will pt for the dance. Beuy Co-Ed Turns To Flannel Nighties Information Please: Fadiman T o KeepHer Warm "What are you doing up in the at- By MARY HELEN DAVIS tic, Betty Co-ed?" Clifton Fadiman, New York liter- s "I'm hunting for grandmother's ary critic and master of ceremonies flannel nightgown to wear to bed of the Information Please program C1 and grandfather's red flannel un- will preside when that program is ar o u der my s suit brought here Jan. 20 at 8:15 in the Hill Audiforium under the auspices> A few steps forward and last gen- of the University Alumnae Associa- eration's nightclothes have caught tion. up with 1940. Gowns are still big He is the only person on the pro 0and bulky, yet dainty. Who could gram who knows all the answers, but 0 give any other adjective but dainty ' why shouldn't he? He has all of them ' to a full skirt in flower print flan- on a card and can devote his time to nel, with lace around the top and suave heckling of the hapless experts - the cuffs, and gay ribbon drawstrings ; 4on the program when they are - running through the lace? Plainer, stumped by his interrogations. d yet as attractive, is a white flannel- New Yorker Critic s tte with bits of red embroidery''NwYre rie . ett it is fre mrodr Mr. Fadiman is literary critic 'for n around the wrists and throat, or a the Fwdrmand ites te fea s. light 'blue one with white lace ap- reviewYork the publitis plead A. pointments. reviews for the publications plus l, Red flannels are another thing riticizing one to four of the weekly 3. I Described by some as the college crop of new books. Thinking of f. girl's answer to, "How shall I keep CLIFTON FADIMAN sto hi s spare time is the -they're also adaptable to the bed- Among Fadiman's other activities, they'rwarmswhile pang inthe sno?"d- .room, in many different hues. Tops Dean Lloyd To Address he reviews, numerous non-fiction' ropuln ayityfrentlues, chpns ~ r t~ ~ T. books for each issue of the New York- . for popularityaayecbluepeachspink, Group At 7 P.M. Today eac riaua s oS I. and all the baby colors. Most of0 er and is editorial adviser for Simon them have feet in them. Dean Alice Lloyd will be the guest and Schuster publishing firm. Last yerthis tremendously active man s. In the beginning, when these warm speaker for the Congregational Stu- year thisdtreendously0activeman . ideas were first ventured, there were dent Fellowship at 7 p.m. today. Her traveledebetween 30,000 and 40,0 g- some skeptical looks, so that semi- pm"n nsetiatouhiw lbed- . old-fashioned examples, with not- topic will be Two Generations Try less this year due to the weekly broad- . too-full skirts in the nighties, were to Understand," comparing present casts of Information Please. r, produced. Now that mid-winter is day problems with those that she To Publish Book f. here, you can be sure that there are faced while in college. I Part of Mr. Fadiman's time is spent d those who have no intention of giv- Dean Lloyd's speech will be fol- in writing articles for Stage, Harp- s. ing up their prizes. For instance, lowed by the presentation of the one- er's Bazaar and Vogue, plus a couple e, there's the girl whose pride is a blue act play "Sham," direted by Jean- books which are in the making. He r. and white striped one, nette Drake, '40. is editing the forthcoming volume, [. -"Living Philosophies" to be published A . alsin the spring and is writing another r. book about cheese. Cheese, to Cilfton Fadiman, is more than a subject for _ _. a book, the study of it is his favorite e -yCheese Is His Hobby ir r I ' From this brief description of Fadi- of '-man'smultitude of activities, it seems of " impossible that there should be any re _ -.Itime left for other interests. His hob- nd FASHION FOR YOUR FIN- SHOP and I have ideas for those bies, other than chese, are tennis, d- GERTIPS! Beautifully delicate friends of yours who wish to hon- pig-pong and bicycling, of which he ie fingernails - that is what CAL- or you. Linen is the nicest gift is very proud. Not long ago he bi-. r- KINS-FLETCHER offers you with that you could give a coming bride. cycled the length of Long Island m a 40 their new Peggy Sage Trillium . day and a half, which he considers ur It's all you need - polish, polish ," . / "pretty good for an old man. base and remover. Her incompar- It may be amazing that with all m able colors range from extra pale ,.' these interest Clifton Fadiman has hn to deep, rich Burgundy. time for an ambition, but he has. His ed Her polish flows on in desire is to be "an actor of small, ge a smooth even coat. It F1rhumorous parts." Of all things! yn wears for days on end. Its lustre is of the fin- .t Sotake advantagenowfor Gage lay est grade. As for the o. is -having a discount sale on just Peletionng Closes base, now you, find it those things that they would like - almost impossible to do without it. the most. They have such hand- For Assembly Bal Put on before and after it leaves some luncheon sets. They are a day a certain shine, a smoother sur- bargain, hand blocked prints with Posit ions Mon face, which increases the wear, floral designs, hand embroidered and help strengthen the nails. For patterns on grass linen, dainty Tomorrow will be the last day for brittle nails we recommend es- and lovely. Coming in ivory, white any independent women to hand in pecially the polish remover, with and pretty pastel colors. All sizes independent womnt hadin its oil it keeps the nails soft and in sets, you choose yourself. We petitions for central committee posi- smooth. Have beautiful hands by know that you will be satisfied. tions for Assembly Bal, to be hld Peg .ae eko ta h at ilb Friday, Feb. 8 in the League Ball- seggy Sage .s We know that the party will be room, Mary Frances Reek, '40, As- .hgh success. We know that th sembly president announced. SPRING HAS SPRUNG. At bride will be very happy! n eie noune sin least at KESSELS, and in a beau-., * :Interviewing for these positions tiful fashion too. Their stock has PASTELS ARE ON THE will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. begun to come id and if it is all MARCH AGAIN! En masse they Udayrughe Thursdayfinhhe as gorgeous as it now begins - come to DILLON'S SHOP. Gay Applicants will be interviewed by in what luck we are, and bright they touch your heart the four officers of Assembly and the girls. For example, and in the end your pocket. The presidents of the Dormitory Board, take that smoothy skirts are handsome. With swing Ann Arbor Independents, a n d arcadia blue silk skirts and snappy airs they are League House Board. jersey. Its gathered quite a sight. The conservative All ideas should be written down skirt is.set off by a spring tans and Allinthepdtiten dswn cut and very hand- the pastel blues said; and women will be considered tcke ad topry lowd grey asre grand caruly i the petiion, Mhiss Rheek \ ~ some. To add to this and pinks are so only for the jobs for which they pe- delicacy is a quilted pretty, but most of tons The position ope a as jacket; complete all stand out the follows: general chairman, who has with hood and zip- striking plaids. assthison s hibiltynorwhedsn che per. What a dream! Think of a color assistant chairman who is in charge ofeligibility; chairmen of tices Another strikingly combination - finance, merit, programs, patrons, springy number is you're right, they=; .-. m designed of black taffeta with red have it. V Tweeds I IUml'l and white bows in the material, and wools with Its tiny waist is much more flat- tiny pockets and Women Flyers To Meet tering in contrast to a hugh, hoop leather belts. Just see for your- With Ann Arbor 99 Club skirt. A cute sleeve effect at the self. Nor are the dresses left un- neck with red bow at the back touched by this vogue. The wools Twenty-five women fliers belong- really puts that finishing touch are so soft and smooth, together ing to the 99 Club in this part of the on this honey. J-Hop is not far with those lovely colors, they are country will meet at 11 a.m. today off. Give it that spring air. Will tops. Read and believe for would in the League for breakfast to be pay dividends! not a light green with angora trim followed by a demonstration of the * * or a bright blue with red and yel- University's areonautical facilities. HERE IS ONE SHOWER THAT low trim on buttons and belts be Mrs. W. C. Rufus, a member of the IS WELCOME! You've guessed it, top notchers? This is one invad- 99 Club in Ann Arbor has invited engagement showers. Congratula- ing army which you can't stop. the club here and arranged the pro- tions, you girls, but GAGE LINEN Who wants to? gram. LAURA BELLE SHOP 1108 South University QUITTING BUSINESS Calling students' attention to the Beautiful EVENING GOWNS and WRAPS Robe Aids Late Studying Require Health & ~Cards For JGP Class Dues And Eligibility t Cards Are Necessary Work on JGI~ committees for the 1940 production has begun, and all members must have a Health Service re-check, whether they are going to work on it this semester or next, Jane Grove, '41, general chairman, an- nounced yesterday. Appointments should be made at the Health Service within the next This gay quilted housecoat in maroon with a contrasting pink collar and sash pictured above wvill stimulate the coffee hour during these weeks of midnight cramming for approaching finals and will be appropriate for that J-Hop house- party. WAA SPORTS SCHEDULE Intramural Basketball schedule: Alpha Omicron Pi vs. Maddy House at 5:10 p.m. Monday, Alpha Chi Omega vs. Alpha Phi at 5:10 p.m. Tuesday, Phi Sigma Sigma vs. Alumnae House at 5:10 p.m. Tues- day, Martha Cook vs. Palmer House at 5:10 p.m. Wednesday, Alpha Delta Pi vs. Kappa Kappa Gamma at 5:10 p.m. Wednesday, Jordan will play the winner of the Alpha Phi-Alpha Chi Omega game at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Alpha Xi Delta vs. Adelia Cheever House at 5:10 p.m. Thursday, and the winner of Maddy House-Alpha. Omicron Pi game will play the winner of the Phi Sigma Sigma Alumnae House game. Badminton: 7:15 p.m. Wednes- da for mixed play, and 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. for women students. Fencing: Practice 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Barbour Gymnasium. Rifle: Regular instruction and practice sessions as scheduled. Dance Club: 7:30 p.m. Thurs- day at Barbour Gymnasiumg. two weeks, and the card received from Haywad, and uepanui LruZ. the doctors must be handed in to the Present resident of the Hall are in- chairman of the committee on which vited to attend, Miss Mittelstaedt members are enrolled. said. To make reservations they must Eligibility cards must also be signed contact either Miss Mittelstaedt or at the next meeting of each group, Miss Blauman by tomorrow. and all junior women are reminded - to have theirs with them. The cards must be signed each semester, Miss Grove said. yCONTINUED No credit will be given to any jun- ior woman for work on a committee U. until she has paid the class dues of REDUCTION one dollar, Barbara Fischer,'141, chair- man of finance, stated. This may be 77 paid either at individual committee x ance committee when she gets in touch with the women. Newman Club To Meet The Newman Club will hold its regular meeting at 4:30 p.m. today in the Chapel auditorium. Guest speaker for the meeting will be Mrs. Francisca Thivy, a native of Magras, India. As our January Clearance __-_-_ continues you have the op- portunity to purchase these ..Rluxurious bath towels at gen- suggests a distinctive erously reduced prices. Lovely M coiffure for hand towels, suitable for gifts, are also reduced for clearance. AlwaysReasonably Priced. 0 GAGE LINEN SHOP 10 Nickels Arcade Over the Parrot * 338 So. State STAEBLER BEAUTY SHOPS 1133 East fluron near Iviosher-Jordan ---- -- -= i r ___ 0 LASTEX FOUNDATIONS styled by HICKORY 4iH seleM - 3J or reviewy - STATE // s7 Nt- .- C STREET STORE WINDOWS - .. .qellnq 1 { 1 ;,, p over ,ou. Powerful two-way stretch LASTEX, woven doubly firm through hip and thigh sec- tions, and smoothly faggoted up-and-down stretch satin LASTEX front and back panels subtly contour-control your wayward curves. 4 in. zipper at back, lovely "artful up- lift" lace bra, adjustable shoulderastraps, andInviza- Grip garters complete the perfection of details. $10. Matching girdle. $5. AT THE J-HOP emerge from your evening wrap a campus beauty in a dress that's definitely "pretty". Make your choice from a collection es- pecially assembled for this dance of the year. Choose from the classic beauty of draped chiffon . . . the debutante prettiness of frothy net . . . the nos- talgic charm of rustling .taffeta. In white, champagne and pastel colors. 17 95 to2 9 95 t