THE MICHIGAN D ALY- / r House Coats Assure Comfort For Study And Dateless By BERNA DEAN PURGETT So many of us are at home these Asfa as a L nights, either for study, or not of seems to be loudness. T our own accord, that we want to out-doing themselves. look our best around the dorm or all the nightmare house. There are many suggestions printh, nihtmolka I have for just this sort of thing, enoug d to keep both First, a bathrobe is an absolute enoughatoawkepfot h roommate awake for hi esesntial. And there are so many good Remember last year3 looking ones this year. One of the hioned night gown newest is a plaid !quilted cotton mod-.ufarhiyearigtheownig el. Quilted robes in other materials ufacturers have devi are also popular this year. gw namtra l Chenille robes are irresistably soft gown in a material t -especially in a pastel pink, blue, is really something to or peach, and of course the tradition- Tiey always say you al flannel bathrobes are still the most to be beautiful, but popular - but even these seem soft- they are now, we can er now, and can be gotten in a larger while we rest. variety of colors. One of the nicest sets seen this year is red polka dot pajamas with a blue flannel bath- Women To Cr robe trimmed in the material of the Masculine F pajamas. House Coat Features DirndleT For a good housecoat a red vel- To the women who veteen has shown itself lately. Also, see men's styles, and a wool jersey with dirndle skirt and look on with approval, brass buttons. These are particularly Ivitation. nice for Sunday mornings when you I' nivtto don't want to look quite so casual.yainin next Heek' Cfa It is almost impossible to keep up so often submitted t with the designer's of bedroom slip- s on shtent pers. The ones that seem to take views on what women the concensus of opinion is a white nesbtemehtoth and lately mocassins in all possible and tell them what the combinations of colors have been her fellow student. seen. Also the soled sock has put in So everyone with a its appearance. The very latest is the great approval is ask "mopasin." This is a wool sock with write Jeanne Crump, t a sole that resembles a mop with a opeenions on nresults crew cut. Nights rid Colors o, the keynote the cottons are You can't miss stripes, gaudy dots. They're you and your lours. when the old- ecame so pop- oht gown man- sed the same hat looks like e velvet. This look for. uu have to rest as thingsras be beautiful Eleven Dances Will Be Held By Fraternities Annual Pledge Formals, Radio Dances To Fill Spotlight Today On Campus Social Calendar Once again the perpetual date book,j kept in the Dean's office, has many pages dedicated to dances which will be held tonight by the different cam- pus groups. Members of Alpha Delta Phi will hold an * informal pledge dance to- night. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Graham will chaperon the affair. An informal radio dance will begin the football weekend at the Beta Theta Pi house. Mr. and Mrs. Ned L. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford MacFadden will act as chaper- ons for the dance. Tom Snyder and his orchestra will furnish the music for the Delta Up- silon pledge formal, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight. Those who will chaperon are Mr. and Mrs. DeanI W. Titus and Mr. and Mrs. F. W.d Dettlinger. _ Torso Line Is Popular Winners In Pot 0' Gold Contest Announced Guild Begins Ticket Sales For Ban uet riticize shions frown as they to those who we tender an to speak your ,shion column, ." Men have o print their wear that it urn the tables, coed thinks of pet peeve or a ed to call or 2, before Wed- of your own Teeds and gab- be made pub- Thursday. nounced ounces the in- ck, '41. Dean n initiated by Wolverine Awards Free Tickets j.a. ''' 'w "' To Five Picked From Directory ITn Mock Draft Held Yesterday aickets for the sixth annual Guild In Mck Daft eld estedaybanquet and dance to be held Friday, S Winners of the Wolverine Pot U',Nov. 22. in the Methodist Assembly Winnrs f th Woverie Pt 0Hall. will go on sale today at the Gold contest are three men and two Foundation office of the church. A women holding the lucky positions in limited number of tic kets are avail- the student directory-Daisto Luok- able, George Waltersk'41F&C, an- kala, '44; Katherine Asody, '43SN; nounced. Mary Heald, '41L; Richard Waler- The dinner will be unusual this owicz, '43, and William Bestimt, '43E. year in that it will be entirely pre- Numbers referring to the directory pared by members of the Guild. were drawn last night by the mem- Serving on the various committees bers of the Wolverine Social Com- are Fritz Liechty, '43L: Gordon Ave- mittee. Five sets of two numbers ry, '41; Charles Hauschild, '42; Ed- each were picked out of a glass bowl, ward Hayter, '42E; Dick Westerman, as per the infamous methods of the '41E: Wilma Rayburn, '43; Dorothy draft. The first number of each pair Carrothers, '44; Jean Higley, '42; indicated a page number in the direc- Madeline Ferris, '41; Barbara Yale, tory, and the second told how many '43: Jeanne Watson, '43; Burr names were to be counted down the French. '42E; Charles Schaeffer, '43; page to the winner's name. Compli- Howard Wolf. '42E; Jo Rouse, '41, mentary tickets have been given to and Stan Summers, '44. the holders of the winning number__ combinations. L ucky numbers were Luokkala, 157- Prog ram To Be Held 33, Miss Asody, 38-6, Miss Heald, 98- 17, Walerowicz, 193-43, and Bestimt, The Disciples Guild will sponsor an 45-27. The poor students living in Amateur Program at 8:30 p.m. to- the last half of the directory were day at the Christian Church house. rather out of luck, with only one Edna Mutter, '43, is in charge of name coming from their section, and the affair. that in the 'W' division, at that. At the Club Wolverine from 8 p.m. to midnight tomorrow you will be able to gaze on these celebrities mix- ing with the crowd for a few hours of dancing, bridge and refreshments. A minimum charge of 50 cents at the Union desk will insure a table reserva- tion for the evening. Op e ouse Tomorrow night will be the fourth consecutive Saturday that the Club Wolverine has operated, under the direction of Philip Westbrook, '43L, social chairman, and his committee consisting of Joel Lanxner, '44E; Hen- C oo ye ars ry Royce, '42E; Geraldine Granfield, '42, and Emil Misura, '43E. ? -0onto s5:0n0na r t HflTS~ In glistening WHITE hatter's plush. DANA RICHARDSON 523 East Liberty St. Michigan Theatre Bldg. Graduate Students To Give Tea Dance Graduate students and faculty members are invited to attend the third tea dance of the year which will beesponsored by the Graduate Student Council from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. today in the Assembly Hall of the Rackham Building. There will be bridge games in the adjacent lounges for those who do not care for dancing. Kathryn Kerr, Grad., general chairman of the af- fair, announced. Alice A. Traven, Grad., and Harold Courant, Grad., are in charge of refreshments and music. 1! _ __ You'll enjoy our complete service LYNN'S Beauty Shop FINGERWAVES Thursday, Friday, Saturday 75c 2-4802 '530 South Forest bardine pork-pies will1 lic in the column next Initiations Ani Delta Sigma Pi anno itiation of Lucien E. Di F. Thomas, '42, has bee Delta Tau Delta. S.* .* 0 0. .. . 0. 0. Right WhenM You Need Them! NEW "SQUARE-TOP" i WATERPROOF V ELVET 95 To Give Formal Kappa Sigma will have a formal dinner at the fraternity house to- night and then adjourn to the Hussey Room of the League for their annual pledge formal. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Peter- son and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moon have been asked to chaperon. Phi Beta Delta will have their an- nual pledge formal from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonght. Bill McKay and his orchestra will play for the dance. Those who will chaperon are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fishman and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Borin. Homecoming will be held for the alumnae of Phi Kappa Sigma during the Northwestern and Michigan foot- ball weekend. From 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight they will entertain the alum- nae with an informal radio dance. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hagemeyer and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Truet will be the chaperons for the evening. Members of Pi Lambda Phi will pre- sent a radio dance Friday. Chaper- ons are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Samuel and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hausman. Sigma Nu Gives Dance Sigma Nu will hold thei pledge formal from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. to- night. Woodie Mack and his orches- tra have been engaged to furnish the music for the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Gooch and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Hammet will chaperon the affair. An informal dance will be held by Sigma Phi from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight. Bill Gail's orchestra will furnish the music and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Secord and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hawley will act as chaperons. Theta Chi will have their yearly pledge formal from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight. Gordie Hardy and his or- chestra will furnish the music for the dance, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vander and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Luce will chaperon. Members of Theta Delta Chi are also .having their pledge formal to- night. They have secured Herm Sol- omonson's orchestra to furnish the music for dancing. Chaperons for the evening will be Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Thomson and Prof. and Mrs. E. F. Barker. Discussion Group, Church Fellowship Will Meet Tonight The Congregational Student Fel- lowship and the Bible discussion group of the Congregational Church will both meet today. A treasure hunt will be sponsored at 9 p.m. by the Fellowship and the group will meet at the Church after the hunt for refreshments and games. Pilgrim Hall will be the meeting place for the group and they will follow a trail of clues, leading all over Ann Arbor. James Balfour, '42. is chair- man of the affair and Audrey John- son, '42, has charge of the treasure. Chapel To Sponsor Radio Dance Today St. Mary's Chapel will hold an in- formal radio dance in the Newman Club Rooms from 9 p.m. to midnight tonight. Mary Jane Kenny, '41, is in charge of theaffair, Assisting Miss Kenny are Sally Walsh, '43; Betty Prindiville, '42, and Anne Royal, '43. Tickets for the dance are 35 cents per couple and 25 cents per person and may be purchased at the door l iml One of the most characteristic features of the fall ahd winter styles this year is the new "Torso Line," or mid-riff fitted to the middle ofj the hip. Here we see the long line accentuated by ruffles. Our model is carrying one of the new larger fur muffs, showing only one use of fur trimming this year. 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