THUIRSDAY, AY S, .147 THE MICHIGA DAILY PACE II -m~_ -m Applications for Rooms Due For Summer, Fall Terms- Dorms, Houses Will Remain Open 4, 748 Coeds Seek Autumn Housing Women's dormitory applications now being accepted for the Sum- mer term are limited to those women now in residence at the University, all other applicants be- ing referred to supplementary housing. The supplementary housing will includ~e graduate houses, league houses, and seven sorority houses which are open for both sorority and non-sorority members. All women desiring roomshfor the Summer session, and who have not yet made aipplicatiols for them, should apply at the office of the Dean of Women immediately. They will be given referral slips to different housemothers in order that they may sign contracts as soon as possible. When applying, coeds should specify whether they will be here for the six or eight week session. Approximately 450 women had applied for rooms in dormitories and 246 for supplementary housing at the beginning of the week. A large number of those accepted have been here in past semesters. A larger proportion of the women enrolled are graduate students. The dormitory at Willow Run will not be open this Summer, but will reopen in the Fall. Casbah Opens All women students on campus who expect to be enrolled at the University in the Fall and who have not completed housing ar- rangements are advised to call the Dean of Women at once. Those whose plans to return hange unexpectedly during the Summer should notify the Dean of Women in order that their rooms may be given to other applicants. League house reservations have been completed for all League house applicants who have kept in touch with the office of the Dean of Women. All arrangements have been made for sorority women who can not live in dorms and must live in League houses. 748 applications for rooms had been received Tuesday of this week. Assistant Dean of Women, Mrs. Mary C. Bromage, stated that the cooperation of the women on campus planning on coming or not coming back who have discussed their plans in advance, was appre- ciated. " X Cr} r e Hundreds of colleges and univer- sities are represented every year in the secretarial classes of Katharine Gibbs. Four convenient schools, each with the same high standards. Some of your career-minded class- mates will be at Gibbs this summer or fall. Write College Course Dean. KATHARINE GIBBS NEW YORK 17.............230 Park Ave. BOSTON I6S.............90 Marlborough St. CHICAGO I1............51 East SuperiorSt. PROVIDENCE 6..............155 Angell St Y . nion Will Hold Bluebook Ball As Final Dance Bluebooks will be the theme of the final specialty dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday in the Union Ballroom. Decorations will be arranged to carry out the theme and programs of miniature bluebooks will be dis- tributed to women attending. Songs by the Phi Delta Theta chorus, winner of the 1947 Inter- fraternity Council song contest will be featured in the program of entertainment planned for inter- mission. In addition, four door prizes will be awarded during the evening. and Wedding Rings 717 North University Ave. Don't forget: Y Memorial Day is Friday! Remember: she will keep you in mind if you SEND FLOWERS CHELSEA FLOWER SHOP - 0 Tennis Finals' To Be Played Semi-final matches in the mixed doubles tournament will be played today, weather permitting, ac- cording to Mary Ann Harris, club manager. Semi-finalists are Joyce Meengs and Bill Haynes versus Jean Petti- grew and Bob Kirby, and John and Catherine Wrenn versus Virginia Morton and Bob Skau. Finals in this tournament will be played June 1 on the WAB courts. Friday is the last day for the play-offs of the quarter finalstof the all-campus women's doubles tournament. Semi-finals must be played by Monday. Finals will be played Wednesday on the WAB courts. 1i ,f (o ntinued from Page 4) German 31, sec. 4, Kahan, Water- man Gymnasium. German 32, sec. 1, Binger, 35 AH ; German 32, sec. 2, Eaton, 1025 AH; German 32, sec. 3, Pott, 2003 AH; German 32, sec. 4, Graf, D AMH; German 32, sec. 5, Brown. B Haven. History 12, Lecture Section 1I Finalexamination on Wed., June 4, 2-5 p.m. will be in Waterman Gymnasium for all sections ex- cept Slosson's and Leslie's; Les- lie's will meet in Room E, Haven Hall, and Slosson's in Room G, Haven Hall. DAILY OFFICIAL BUI LLETIN History 50 Final Examination: Sections meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday, 231 Angell Hall; See. t lcii me"ting on Thursida an Bati clay, Room B, Hagen ba.i Metal Processing 3, Foundry: Room Assignments for final exam- Political Science 1, final exami- inations: y nation: T is., June 3, 2-5 p.m. cntio n3 ,1,F, 8 d mI Raim. 243 Lan ' and iutinson's sections Section 4, TuTh, 1 p.m., Rm. 311 Gall, AMHT. Section 5, WS, 8 a.m., Rm. 311 (Continued on Page 6) - -- ---------------- ----- -i New Season Beginning a new season of Neekend dances, the Campus Cas- bah will hold its summer opening from 9 p.m. to midnight Saturday, June 21, following the close of registration, in the League Ball- room.. The occasion will feature the introduction of Al Chase and his band, who have been chosen to provide danceable music for Cas- bah guests this summer. Chase revealed that his band has been organized to satisfy the tastes of Casbah patrons. Most of its members are students in the School of Music. The band will play only original arrangements. Opening night will feature novel arrangements of many favorite tunes, including "Melancholy Baby" to be sung by Lois Roberts, vocalist. The Casbah committee will in- vite all students, couples as well as individuals and parties, to at- tend this summer, announced Carla Mullendore, chairman. With Miss Mullendore as chair- man, the summer committee will be composed of Betty Levine as publicity chairman and a hostess chairman, whose name will be an- nounced soon by the League Inter- viewing Committee. Club Award Given Mary Constantino, sophomore in the literary college, has been presented the annal Women's Glee Club award consisting of a semester of free voice lessons. The award is given each semes- ter to the most deserving member of glee club, Vice President, Ruth Spore announced. 44 -- r- a N... H 4 Ha H- ]4 Underscored for fashion emphasis .. , the H. . most exciting spectator for spring and sumrmer. H -4 See Happy Day ... and ethe new spectators in this wonderful collection by El De Liso Debs. $12-95 AsSeen In Jnniar Bazaar P 2 10 UnErscoedfoWashion emphsns. 2-2he 85 r JZZ 11.J1. L1-. 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