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Qroups Battle
For Victories'
In Basketball ,
Soph
Independents
Dance Today
At Jingle Jive
Prom
W ill
Be
Held
Todday
In
Union
On the court at Barbour Gymna- "Jingle Jive," independent women's
sium basketball games are well un- informal holiday dance, will be held
der way in the annual tournament. from 9:30 p.m. today in the League
In the first group of games Collegi- Brllroom, with daIcing in a colorful
ate Sorosis was victor over Alpha Christmas scene until 1 a.m.
Chi Omega, 24-15, Alpha Gamma l Bells will set the musical note for
Delta over Kappa Kappa Garma, I tht outdoor scene-witl* miniature
ones jingling on the arms of each
17-6, Adelia Cheever over Helen New- woman who brings a guest to the
berry, 25-15 and Gamma Phi Beta dance. "Jingle Bells," with special
over Zeta Tau Alpha, 12-4. words written by Donna Baisch, '42,
Jordan defaulted to Martha Cook is the appropriate theme song for
as did Betsy Barbour to Delta Delta the dance. Herb Miller's "Santa
Delta. In the more recent matches, Christmas songs which have been
Mosher I 'downed Catherine Picker- arranged by Miller for the dance.
ell, 18-8, Mosher trounced Alpha Chairmen Named1
Epsilon Phi, 43-2, Kappa Alpha The- In'past years Assembly has spon-
ta defeated Alpha Xi Delta 14-11, sored an annual "Come-Across"
and Zone I beat Alpha Omicron Pi dance as an opportunity for inde-
pendent women to return the gen-
12-2. ! erosity of the men who take them
Alpha Phi nosed out Stockwell II, out. Senior Society this year offered
11-10, and Couzens I defeated Alpha to take charge of the dance in order
Delta Pi, 23-6. 2-0 scores applied to to avoid the usual delay involved in
the following games which were de- petitioning and interviewing for posi-
the ollwinggams wich erede-tions on th~e dance committee.
faulted. Ann Arbor Independents I ting as ce committee
Acting as central committee for
defaulted to Kappa Delta, Zone VII "Jingle Jive" are the officer's of
to Theta Phi Alpha,' Phi Sigma Sig- Senior Society. Rosebud Scott, presi-
ma to Stockwell II, Zone IV to Couz- dent of the society, is general chair-
ens II, and Alumnae House to Pi nian of the dance. She is assisted.
Beta Phi. by Jean Krise, vice-president; Don-
na Baisch, secretary, and Pearl
Brown, treasurer.
Holiday Atmosphere
The decorations, to consist of
snow," strings of colored lights,
musical notes with bell-shaped bases,
red and white frills, and evergreens,
are under the management of Emilie
Root.
. "Ticict sales will continue today in
the League Lobby as long as they1
last. Any remaining tickets will be
} available for admission at the door
al after 9:30 p.m_
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BALLFRIDAYand SATURDAY
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Michigan Theatre Bldg.
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Underclassmen
Will Celebrate
Holiday Spirit
Committee Members Reveal
Guest List For Formal Dance;
New Year's Eve Toy Be Theme
Helping to celebrate New Year's
Eve slightly ahead of time this year
(in keeping with the arbitrary deci-
sion of the central committee) Obe-
line Elser, '45Ed., will attend the j
annual Soph Prom, to be held from
10 p.m. to 2 a.m. today in the Union
Ballroom, with Charles Dotterrer,
'44, general chairman.
Natalie Lilienthal, '44, will accom-
pany Martin Feferman, ticket chair-
man. Co-chairmen of music, Dick
Emery and Jack Hooper, will be
present at the annual ball with Peggy
Ross, '44, and June Gustafson, '44,
respectively.
Guests Are Listed
Ralph Beuhler, finance chairman,
has invited Mary Reichert, '44, to be
his guest for the Prom, while patrons
chairman Nancy Hattersley will at-
tend with Richard Johnston, '44.
Harold Cooper, who is in charge of
publicity, will bring Thelma Davis,
'44, as his guest.
Phyllis Present, programs chair-
man, will be accompanied by Rich-
arid Posmantur, '43BAd., while Nan
Heenan, '44A, will be the guest of
Stanley Glassman, chairman of dec-
orations.
Dunham Will Play
Playing for the annual dance will
be Sonny Dunham, the man who
doubles on the trumpet and trom-
bone, and his orchestra. Appearing
on the Michigan campus for the first
time, Dunham is bringing his band
here after engagements in the East,
including Meadowbrook Club in
Cedar Grove, N.J.
Chairman
And Guest To
Lead Prom
Dotting the cool green waters of
"he pool at the Sports Building atj
3 p.m. today will be 36 feminine Uni-
!ersity swimmers, who are out toI
,show their swimming prowess in'
)rder that the WAA swimming fund
nay profit thereby: they'll take part
in "Swimgala."
As a special feature of the affair,F
Katherine Curtis and her troupe of
swimmers from Chicago will give two>
10 minute spots. In the first one,
sightnwomen and four men will do
i, tango to "Jalousie," four women
xill do routines to a fast Spanish
valt', and four men and four women t
,ill perform to :'South American
"Ray."
' The second spot will include a co-
ducational duet to "Song of the
Isfand," four men will do a routine
to "Mexican Jumping Bean" and the
women will do a "Down Argentine
Way" number. Matt Mann's Cham-
pionship Swimmers will give exhi-
bitions in diving and racing.
Among those women swimming in
.he event will be Mary Elizabeth
Brown, Ruby Maurer, Oriel Straeh-
ley, '45, Suzanne Lovett, Spec., Glor-
ia Stark. Spec., Hazel Muller, '43,1
.j,
Sigma Chi Initiates
Sigma Chi announces the initia-
tion of Raymond Burdick, '44, ttica,
N.Y.; Donald Engl, '44E, Grand
Englewood, N.J.; Frederick Metzger,
.43, Toledo; Gus Sharemet, '42, De-
troit; John Sharemet, '42, Detroit;
Russell Speirn, '44, Detroit; Thom-
as Williams, '42E, Philadelphia and
Wayne Wolfe, Lit, Johnstown, Pa.
Adele Robins, Grad., and Jean John-
son, '43.
Alsoparticipating in the swim-
ming program will be Agnes Day,
'45A, Sybil Graham, '44, Rosemary
Mann, '43. Jeanne Paty, Lit.. Mary
Ellen Alt, '43, Evelyn Spamer, '42Ed,
and Helen Willcox, '44Ed.
Continuing the list are Phoebe
Scott, '44Ed, Patricia Dillenbeck,
'45Ed, Enid Asness, Lillian Felix.
'45Ed, Frances Ferguson, '44, Patri-
cia Kammerer, Ed., Mary Paton,
'42Ed., Jo Ann Peterson, '45, Mar-
garet Savage, '44, Ruth Selby, '43
and Irene Turner, '45Ed.
JUST a small remembrance or a
grand gesture! You'll find just
the gift for "her" at the ELIZA-
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corner on State.
FLOWERS are the perfect gift for
all women. Add the personal touch
to your Xmas gift this year with a
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PAJAMA SETS ... 3 pieces in cotton
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36 Women To Show Prowess
On Swimgala Program Today
,
CHARLES DOTTERRER
OBELINE ELSER
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According to Glassman, the Union
Ballroom will be turned into a night
club for the evening so that Soph
Promenaders can celebrate News
Year's Eve in traditional style-butT
just a little bit in advance. Q ,'-i e rvcv I rcart n Ir I rwm tile
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Theta Xi announces the initia-
tion of John Burnham, '42E, Kan-
sas City, Mo.; Glenn Heck, '44E,
Mt. Lebanon, Penna.; Paul P. Jen-
nens, '44E, Detroit; Thomas Mc-
Kepna, '43E, Newark, N. J.;
Charles Munn, '43, Jackson and
David Pusack, '44E, Washington,
D.C.
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The weekend before Christmas is
always a big one on campus, and
dances abound inspired by the holi-
clay spirit.
Beta Theta Vi will hold its
Christmas formal at the chapter
house from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today.
Chaperons for the event will bej
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Angst and Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Cavan of Birm-
ingh am.
Betsy Barbour will give its tra-
ditional Christmas Formal from 10
p.m. to 1 a.m. today at which Mrs.
Mary. C. Mitchell and Miss Jean Per-
kins will chaperon.
Chi Psi will hold its annual
pledge formal from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
today. Chaperons will be Mr. and!
'Mrs. H. S. Slifer and Mr. and Mrs.I
H. E. Groves.
Delta Tau Delta will give its an-
nual Christmas formal from 9:30'
p.m. to 1 a.m. today. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul A. Meyer of Grosse Point, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Bush are to chaperon.
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and Mrs. J. E. MacArthur will cha-
peron.
The Society of Les Voyageurs will
give its annual informal Christmas
party from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today
at its cabin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
17. Mills and Prof. and Mrs. S. A.
Graham are to chaperon.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon will give a
dinner dance followed by a pledge
formal from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. today
at which Mr. and Mrs. Robert II
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