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Turn about is fair play--thus we find that many of twooo
night's'parties, having tried the ingenuity of the brand new act ives, ;irec
being given in honor of the lder, timhe-tested brothers.
One of the bigger affairs, hiowever, will find Theta Xi actives;.sill
honoring their pledges at a formal dlance. In fact they've gone "sy
high" on preparations. Yes, sky high-their theme is wound around the
inter-stellar world.
Couples must pass through a rocket ship to enter the daneroo !0m.
Within, they'll find one wall sparkling with constellations; three dli-
mensional paper mache planets hanging from the ceiling; anrd i fr one
corner a huge celestial lake, volcanic in structure, upon wich garI-
denias will be afloat. Del Elliott's orchestra will carry clancer, -rieh
out of this world."
TOMORROW NIGHT will find the men of Sigma Chi navignl:ing
their way cdown the Mississippi on their river boat "Sweet heart." On
hoard, a casino gambling, party will be in full tilt. Each gentleMail card
shark and each river belle will be allowed fifty gold pieces at the he-$
ginning of the evening.
In their leisure time, couples may wend their way to the after-
deck of the good ship "Sweetheart" where they may dance to the
music of Dorsey, Goodman or Spivak!
If any should wonder how the SAE's would pay their respects to
Patty Murphy, they might drop around to the house tomorrow night
when funeral services will be held for Mr. Murphy. The services will
be performed as a skit by a group of the men.
McNAMARA'S BANDl will be on hand to accompany the barber
shop quartette in a few respectful numbers. A piece of the original
blarney stone will be placed reverently by the coffin.
Fiji actives (brand new) entertain Fiji active% (tried and true)
at their informal B.A. Ball. Only the originators and Intuitive
friends realize of what this will consist, but these twelve "idea
men" have pooled their thoughts and coma up with something
terrif ic.
Winchell House will don av bit o' green tomorrow night and cele-
brate with dancing, good old fashioned games and prizes. St, Patrick
may well be presented in spirit at such happy doings.
THlE GENTLEMAN REPLIED, "The Sig Eps will have their week-
ly meeting of the swamp water and spudnut society tomorrow night.
It will be a television-record dance; coffee and spudnuts will be served
at 11 p.m."
Fletcher Hall's Alligator Amble will transport couples to the
jungles of far off Africa. Palm trees, monkeys, coconuts-even
punch on the half shell (coconut that Is) will aid in producing the
desired affect. The Victor Vaughan Trio will provide half-time.
entertainment.
The "3 Cent Stomp," an original with Pi Lambda Phi wills give
things a lick and a promise from 9 p.m. to midnight tomorrow. The
house will take on the appearance of a post office. The men issue the
hope that it will carry some people's minds far from the realm of mid-
semnesters.
TOMORROW XiTERNOON the men from Greene House are hav-
ing an invitational open-house. All the rooms will be open for inspec-
tion (of a friendly nature) and each man will be his own host, plovid-
ing entertainment and refreshments for his guest.
Adams House plans to take advantage of the good hay riding
weather tomorrow evening. Around .10:30 p.m. the wagons will 'retiurn
20 couples to the Adams' recreation room where hot chocolate and
cookies will be served before dancing begins.

Freshmen
Peitioning
To Continue
Those freshmen w~omen
:iot hand in petitionsl>.: tlo
on the comI~mittee f fro )1 PI {-
<e 'n and re interested. ax'W

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)et it-ion,
Fre ishme'1n womnen, afnhri edI ', t'd
independent, may sign upitfI(r m!
t erviews this week ini 11 c"t Un de-
graduate Office of ihe Tle , ;, : ai;d
bring their petitions tith lhs'ut
whent the come for lie te'ie
Frosh Weekend is to )thel
April 29 and 30 and Mayv 1, ~
,ored by assembly and F i~ei, i
Akssociations in an attewfnpi o,
qiuaint freshmen With I : i -t,
livities and enjoy a weido
entertainment at te.~m
Positions are openfo h -
menships on the central cornmit-_
tees for the two dances, which will
be held Friday and Saturday, April
29 and 30, and co- directors and
program committee member; will
be appointed for the "W Yiat to
Wear and When to Wear It" sliow,
which will be held Sunday. May t.

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11 LITARV STRATEGISTS-Committee members for Military Ball are shown discussing final plans
for the dance, which is being held tonight in the Uimion Ballroom. Jlack Waters, ROTC (left) comn-
niittee chairman, and Jim Ely, NRtOTC (right), secretary of the committee, stand by as C'ol. Marl
Ca. Yienion, commanding officer of the 'university ROTC, checks final atrranigements.
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The annual Mvilitary Brill, will
be held from 9 pm. to 1 a.m. to-
day in the Union Ballroom.
The dance is formal and coeds
attending will be granted 1:30
Club ToHold
S t. Pat ricks
PrTy Today
The annual St. Patricks Day
party, sponsored by the Newman
Club, will be held fronm 8 p.m. to
midnight today in the clubrooms
of St. Mary's Chapel.
The intermission entertainment
will feature an all member band'
consisting of Ted Kowalski, Wally
Neiman, Pete Aquilina. and Rob-
ert LaPlante.
In charge of the af fair i~s Joan
Bvynvuther, Assisting her are Bill.
Ba trrl;n isho is in charge of enter-
tainment, and Bob Deiter who is
takil i aeof tdecorations.
'1h '11 orations will follow the
tra dit i a I st. Paitrick Day theme
}withi a , (r(,n color scheme, h.and
Shamrirck,, anti pipes. All oranges,
oranY o t ii' .-nd orange socks will
be chlecked a:O, the (door.
LccgtucHolds
Mu'sical Hour
'The League will 'sponsor a. pe-
riod of rco rded music at 7 p.m.
today and Osunday in the League
Library.
Ilan ;e Macabre, op. 40, Carni-
val of the nin als, Zoological fan-
tasy by.", ii ~e~i.and Si
,pholid;i ; t'1IlCi1;ns for iano lby
Cesar f'ralack are wokS whic~h ill
be hie ar~don Wte' irst 3ro,,vam.
The suiw(ldy I),,o vrin, will in=~
elude Trumpet 'Tune and Air by
Purcell, Psalm. 150 by Frarick and
variations on a theme Eby Haydn
by Johannes Brahms.

a.mn. permission. The Committee
has emphasized that no corsages
are to be worn.
All ROTC, reserve, active and
former officers are eligible to at-
tend. A few tickets are still avail-
able at NROTC and ROTC head-
quarters.
AS AN ADDED attraction, a re-
ception line will be formed at the
dance, including the commandants
of three branches of reserve train=-
ing corps at the University.
They are Col. and Mrs. Don-
ald Ainsworth, Air Force, Capt.
and Mrs. HI. R. Wheeler, Navy ;
Graduate Council
Will Hold [Dance
Graduate Student Council will!
sponsor a tea dance from 2 to 6
p.m. tomorrow in the Rackhani
Ballroom. for all graduate students.
This affair is one of a serie:
sponsored by the Council in an-
swer to many reqiuests from.graid-
Uate students for soial functions
through which they ma-y ge, rU
quainted.
Refreshments will bie ser ved. Ad -
mission will be $.25.

aid Col. and Mrs. Karl E,. li-
ion, Arthiy. The receptionm litre
will acrd color to the danice and
{will give cadets a chance to
!meet their c'ommanding olffi-
cers.
Decoratiops wvill follow a mili-
tary theme. ''rank Tinker and his
band will provide music for the
formal. All men tat tending are to
wear Uniformai if 1704: ble, but
those no lvenger having uniforms
may kwea, i°civil.infrmial dress.
INTERMIHS SION entertainmnentI
iwill featuwre the popilr T hreel
i arps. a xvotIrio. According to
Jack Waeter:,. chairman, this year's
dance will be one of the most imn-
Oii the comm'ittee for the
dlanc'e are Jim Ely, .seretary;
Gecorge Olsen, band; Paul An-
s tvrsoii. piiblicity; Robert Gos-
low, tickets, pr(, ramxs and in-
vitations; ;iin Van XVeen, der.-
or0ia ns . ba1 Iii~.s at
old(>1 ( 'oi . r, larku'>n 'Va riil.

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