mAY z, 947THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Inter-Fraternity Council Ball' To Feature Krupa's Music Students will dance to the mu- sic of Gene Krupa from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today at the Intra- mural Building when the Inter- Fraternity Council presents its sixteenth annual ball, "A Night with the Greeks." Krupa last appeared on the Michigan campus for the 1945 Panhel-Assemnbly Ball, and the band has toured the country play- ing hotel and theztre engage- ments, making network radio broadcasts and recordings. Originally the fame of the Semi-Forma) A To Be Presented By Phi Mu Alpha "Keyboard Kapers," a semi- *ormal dance sponsored by mem- hers of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, national honorary music frater- nity, will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight today in the auditorium of the School of Music. Featuring decorations built on a keyboard theme, the dance is being presented for students and members of the faculty of the mu- sic school. Music for the affair will be furnished by Tom McNall and his orchestra. Tickets are now on sale in the lobby of the School of Music. band was built around the fren- zied drumming of the' leader, but Krupa admits that the era of blatant swing is past. As a re- sult, the band plays a combina- tion of novelty and smooth tempo numbers. Carolyn Grey will supply the vocals for the IFC.Ball. The band also includes a jazz trio with Charlie Kennedy on the alto sax, Buddy Eanelli on the piano and Krupa on the drums. Decorations at the dance will be black and silver, and will fea- ture a Greek arch and a Greek goddess holding the IFC key. Each fraternity will have a booth containing a 14-foot high Greek warrior bearing the fra- ternityletters. Women guests will receive novel programs designed in the shape of the IFC key. The dance will be formal, and women students will have 1:30 a.m. permission. No cor- sages will be worn except by guests of central committee members. The IFC Ball will be the high- light of an entire fraternity week- ends which will include parties at the individual houses tomorrow. Remaining tickets for the dance will be on sale from 3 to 5 p.m. to- day at the IFC Office in the Un- ion. Mac Barnum, Delta Kappa Epsilon, is general chairman for the 1947 IFC Ball. Archery Club To Qive Party An Archery Club party will be held at 4 p.m. today in the WAB. All women on campus are invited to attend this party. The group will meet at the WAB with shoot- ing equipment and special archery games will be played. Reservations may be made by calling Patt New- berg or Louise Maag at 2-4471. The Archery Club itself is open to all coeds on campus who are interested in shooting or learning to shoot. Instruction for begin- ners is held in conjunction with the regular physical education class which me'ets at 3:20 p.m. Monday and Wednesday. Song Leaders Meet Today Lantern Night song chairmen will meet at 5:20 p.m. today in the WAB.J Every dormitory, sorority and league house wishing to enter a singing group in the traditional song festival must be represent- ed at the meeting, according to Patt Newberg of the Lantern Night committee. Lots will be drawn for order of singing, and each song leader or substitute has been asked to bring the name of the song which her house plans to present. The B urr'stfirs will present the' tion which keeps lawyers in- Crease traditional Crease Ball f'rom 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the League Ballroor. Law students, faculty, alumni and their uests will dance to the music of Teddy Phillips and his 18- pi e band. Bea Herold and Bill Howard, vocalists, combined with the Four Mountaineers will add variety to the music. The dec;rations and programs have been planned around a le- gal theme. A deputy will take tickets at the door and programs will take the form of a journal entitled "Raw Revue," written by program chairman Monroe Fink. "Raw Revue" is a farce on "Law Revue," monthly publica- formed of current legal deci- sions. Crease Ball was originally held on the same niglt, as Slide Rule and from this tradition come the lawyer-engineer feud. Discontin- ued in 1942 because of the war it was revived last year. Women attending the dance received a writ of capias ad sat- isfacjendum delivered by a dep- uty of the sheriff's office sum- moning them to the dance. Members of the central commit- tee for the dance are Roy Tolleson, general chairman; Ned Glad, as- sistant chairman; Monroe Fink, programs; Thomas Dougherty, fi- nance and Jim O'Connor. Music. Ball To Be Held Today The Campus Casbah will not be open today because Crease Ball is being held in the League Baillroomi. Al Townsend will furnish music for dancers from 9 p.m. to midnight tomorrow at the Casbah. 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