1, 1940
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
PAGE FIVE
Over 275 Couples
Will Attend Union Supper-Dance
Today
Only Four Dances
Will Be Held Tonight
By Campus Groups
Howling ghosts will be forgotten
tonight as the different campus
groups continue with a more sane
social whirl.
Alumnae House will hold a "Bow-
ery Brawl" tonight. Mrs. Charles
Clarke, Mrs. Florence Preston and
Mrs. Mary Mitchell will chaperon
the affair.
Delta Tau Delta will hold their
annual pledge formal tonight with
Hal Carter's orchestra furnishing the
music. Chaperons will be Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer H. Raab and Mr. and
Mrs. D. R. Jeffers.
A radio dance will be presented by
Phi Kappa Sigma7 tonight. Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Hagermeyer and Mr. and
Mrs. N. R. Appleton will chaperon.
Another pledge formal is to be held
tonight by the members of Phi Sig-
ma Delta. Harvey Jones and his
orchestra will play for the dance.
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BLOUSES
Short or Long Sleeves in
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A Broadcloth in Plain or Figured.
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Beaded Jackets Set Key
Maize And Bluel
To Be Theme
Hostesses Are Named For PACI T-Dance
At Paul Bunyan
'Formal' Today
Forestry Club Dance Honors
Legendary North Woodsman;
Rural Style Clothes Appropriate
"Tux, ties, tails-taboo!" is the
byword tonight at the Paul Bunyan
"Formal," Forestry Club dance open
to the general public for the first
time in its history which will be
held from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the
League.
Named in honor of the gigantic
woodsman of Northern folklore, the
dance will feature complete informal-
ity. Those attending will wear the
attire of foresters or other rural'
characters. Some time during the
evening, Bill Gail's orchestra will
leave their places on the bandstand
and will be replaced by a small hill-
billy band made up of foresters for a
period of square dancing.
Decorations will carry out the gen-
eral theme, the feature of which is
a series of four large murals show-
ing stages in the lumbering process.
Boughs and pieces of actual lumber-
ing equipment will complete the dec-
orations.
Credit for working out this clever
dance theme goes to Gordon L. Watts,
'41F&C, social chairman for the
dance, and his committee chairmen :
tickets, James H. Jones, '41F&C;
music, Ralph W. Pogue, '41F&C;
decorations, William E. Pelley, '42-
F&C; publicity, Chester J. Ewing,
'42F&C; patrons, William K. Ferrell,
'41F&C.
According to social chairman Watts
tickets will remain on sale at the
League desk until time of the dance.
Hostesses for "Time Out." the sec-
ond PACI T-dance which will be
held from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday in the ballroom of the
fD eCOrations League, have been announced.
The hostesses representing Pan-
Union Officers And Members hellenic will be Bette Ross, '42: Jane
Of Central Committee Name Hyde. '42; Carol Pitcher. '43: Jane
Connell, '43; Beverly Brackin, '41,
Guests For Sixth Annual Affair and Margaret Gardner, '42.
The hostesses representing Assem-
Officially opening the Ann Arbor bly will be Betty Partenfelder, '42;
social season in the Rainbow Room Murial Keahey, '43, Jean Shafer, '43;
of the Union from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Virginia Rohr. '43; Catherine Davies.1
tonight will be the sixth annual Union '44; Jean Webb, '44 and Pat Donnel-
Formal at which approximately 275 ly' '44.
couples will dance to the music of With the football team taking "time
Bill Sawyer and his orchestra.
Guests of the Union officers and
the members of the central commit-
tee for the dance have been an-
nounced. Attending with Douglas
Gould, '41, president of the Union,
will be Barbara Barnes, '42, while ± I. L-
Anna-Jean Williams, '42, will be the
guest of Charles Heinan, '41, secre-
tary of the Union.
out" from its weekly skirmishes on
the gridiron, a large crowd is expect-
ed to attend the T-dance. Bill Gail's
orchestra will furnish the music for
dancing and Joan Hamilton, '41, and
Roland McLaughlin are to be she
featured vocalists.
Tickets for the affair can be se-
cured either at the door or from Dick
Ebbets, '42, chairman of the PACT
dance committee.
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MClub Lists
Dance Patrons
Union Dance Will Be Gbla
Scene Of Annual Athletic Dance
Patrons and patronesses for the
M-Club dance, which will be held,
from 9 p.m. to 12 p.m. tomorrow in
the ballroom of the Union, have b~een
announced by William Combs, '41,
president of the club.
President and Mrs. Ruthven, Dean
J. A. Bursley, Dean and Mrs. W. B.
Rea, Prof. and Mrs. F. H. Yost, Prof.
and Mrs. Ralph Aigler, and Prof.
and Mrs. H. O. Crisler head the list.
The names continue with Prof.
and Mrs. R. L. Fisher. Mr. ap d Mrs.
C. P. Keen. Mr. and Mrs. B. G.
Oosterbaan, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Doh-
erty, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Mann, Mr.
and Mrs. R. O. Courtright, Mr. and
Mrs. Port Robertson, Mr. and Mrs.
B. T. Martineau.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weber, Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Munn, Mr. and Mrs. L.
M. Weir, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stack-
house and Mr. Jake Townsend.
Tickets for the dance may be pur-
chased from members of the M-Club
or in the lobby of the Union. Music
will be furnished by Bill Sawyer and
General chairman of the dance,
Dick Scherling, '42, will have as his
guest Betty Bailie, '42. Claire Reed-
Hill, '42, will attend with Dick Strain,
'42, programs chairman, and Eliza-
beth Graham, '42, will attend with
Bob Sibley, '42, patrons chairman.
Jane Baits, '42, will attend with Bob
Shedd, '42, co-finance chairman with
Jim Rossman, '42, who will have as
his guest Barbara Swartout.
Maybelle Bennett, '44, will be the
guest of Carl Rohrbach, '42, co-chair-
man with Bert Ludy, '42, whose guest
will be Ina Cox, '42Ed. Publicity
chairman Bill Slocum, '42, will have
as his guest Mary Craig Hughes,
'44, while Ruth Basye, '42, will be
the guest of publicity chairman,
Jack Grady, '42.
The traditional Michigan colors,
maize and blue, will drape the ball-
room while a huge replica of the
Michigan Union pin which every
Michigan man wears in his coat lapel
will be seen behind the orchestra
platform. Novelty dance programs
will be given to each guest.
The floor show, which will follow
supper at 11 p.m. will feature the
dance team of Shirlann and Stann,
"musical maniacs" Gregory and Ray-
mond, and the "All-American Boys"
Carter and Holmes. Tables placed
aroundthetdance floor will enable
the diners to witness the floor show
from their places.
his orchestra and the color scheme
will be in blue and gold.
Four autographed footballs, a base-
ball, and a basketball will be pre-
sented as door prizes by Tom Har-
mon, '41, Forest Evashevski, '41, Her-
bert Brogan, '4lEd, and Bill Step-
pon, '4lEd. Each prize will be auto-
graphed by the members of the re-
spective teams.
Hobby Lobby Tea
To Be Held Today
A Hobby Lobby tea, sponsored by
the WAA will be held today in the
Women's Athletic Building, announ-
ced Gertrude Inwood, '43, president
of the Outdoor Club.
There will be a display of handi-
craft to encourage all women on cam-
pus who are interested in this hobby
to come and decide which craft they
might be interested in learning.
All college women are invited to
attend the tea, and sign up for dif-
ferent afternoon handicraft classes.
The motto is "To make your own
Christmas present, develop a hobby,
and learn new handicrafts."
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think they can only afford one
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or two formals.
First, count on at least one extra-special gown for
the grandest balls (and the best boy-friend) .Then,
for variety's sake and for all the extra formals
and dinner dates, get ,a sleek fitting formal skirt.
You can get formal jackets and blouses to go with
it as long as the budget stays intact. Just look!
You'll have three or four or even five formal out-
fits when you thought one or two was the limit.
Of course an evening wrap that will serve for all
the cool months is a necessity, but one will last
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