FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1954

THE MICHIGAN DAILY


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Ticket Sales
T o Continue
For A-Ball
I ndependent Wornen
To Give Annual Dance;
McDonough o Pay
Tickets are still on sale for this
year's Assembly Ball, "March
Moods," to be held from 9 p.m.
to 1 a.m.-Saturday in the League.
Available in the League Under-
graduate Office from 9 a.m. to
41 noon tomorrow, tickets are priced
at $2.75
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SUE BLAU, general chairman of
Assembly Ball suggests that it is
not necessary for the dance to be
coed-bid. Men may also take the
initiative, she states-
Also exteniding an invitation
to all,' affiliated women, the
dance will be reminiscent of
dances before 1945 when it was
" the practice of Panhellenic As-
sociation and Assembly to joint-
ly sponsor the semi-formal
dance
Representing the fickleness of
z he month of March, decorations
will center around the transition
betwleen winter and spring-
PLAYING for dancing couples
in the spring-time decorated Main
} Ballroom, will be Paul McDonough
and his orchestra.
In the winter atmosphere of
the Hussey Room, couples will
swing to the music of the Ann
Arbor Alley Cats.
The hallway will provide a tran-
sition point in the seasonal pic-
ture. . , , ,
ACCORDING . to members of
the Central Committee, flowers
may be worn at the dance.
Refreshments will be served,
t while coeds will receive white
and purple programs.
Intermission entertainment for
, the annual dance, will include a
performance, by the exhibition
Ticket Sellers
All women selling Assembly
Ba tickets mu turn in ticket
day at th e League Undergrad-
dance class of the League. The
group will present an exhibition
of the charleston, rumba, mambo
and tango.
Included in the ticket price are
boutonieres, which will be distri-
uted at the door.
Tickets will also be sold in Ma-
son Hall from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to-
day, in the League from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m. today, and near the Wom-
en's Athletic Building from noon
to 1 pm. today.
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AssemyObly Boad
To End Petitioning
For Posts Today
1 Assembly Board petitions are
due today at the League, with In-
tviewing for the positions start-
All independent women are eli-
gible for available posts which in-
clude president, two vice-presi-
dents, secretary, treasurer and
chairman of projects, big sister,
personnel, public relations, social
activities and candy booth com-
mittees
CHAIRMAN of the executive
S board of Assembly, the president
is a voting ex-officio member of

the Women's LeaguR Council and
t a non-voting member of the Wom-
en's' Senate.
Since the work of the vice-
president was so extensive, As-
sembly decidled that two posi-
tions should be created.
The executive vice-president
will take the president's place in
,. case of absence, and will conduct
FLeague House Council Meetings.
fSupervising the work of the
Assembly Dormitory Council, the
jadministrative vice-president is in
charge of the admininstrative
wing.
UNIV.
OF nSUMERO

BLUEBOOKS 'SNOWED UNDER':
'U' Parties T o H Ighligh

By SUE LEVINE
Winter's fury has engulfed Ann
Arbor, but the many independent
and affiliated houses are not go-
ing to be "snowed under," as a
gay round of parties and dances
are scheduled for this weekend.
Highlighting the events will be
"March Moodls," sponsored by the
Assembly Association, and "Chan-
cellor's Court" sponsored by the
Law Club.
DANCING in an exotic atmos-
phere, surrounded by fortune tell-
ers with their crystal balls and
other games of skill, will be the
coeds of Geddes House, who will
have as their guests the men from
Kelsey. Looking into the future
and having their fates revealed to
them, the couples will dance to
records and will be served refresh-
ments.-
Following Gulantics tonight,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon will hold
an open house, while residents
of Taylor House in South Quad
will present "Sock Hop" in the
East Lounge.
Dressed as flappers and shieks
at their "Roaring Twenties Par-
ty," Alpha Sigma Phi's and their
dates will dance to records in sur-
roundings reminiscent of the days
of their parents. Refreshments will
be served.

at the Chi Phi party. Dancing will
be to records.
PRESCOTT and Tyler Houses,
of East Quad, will hold a party be-
fore the Assembly Ball tomorrow
night. Refreshments will be served
before couples depart for "March
Moods."
Shipwrecked! The Theta Del-
ta Chi's and their dates will
come dressed in an attire of
those who have survived a di-
sasterous shipwreck-.
Dancing in surroundings appro-
priate to Ann Arbor weather, will
be the Phi Kappa Psi's and their
dates. A "winter wonderland"
theme with skis, ice skates and
false snow on their porch will pro-
vide the perfect background.
.A FRENCH cabaret, with a "typ-
ical street scene setting," will pre-
vail at the Theta Xi house tomor-
row night at their Apache party.
Dressed in semi-formal attire,
Micigrs
Free general admission tick-
ets to the 1954 Michigras, to be
held April 23 and 24, will sail
through the air at noon today
when 250 balloons, containing
a number of ducats, are launch-
ed fom te diagonal.

f Weekend
the Phi Alpha Delta's and their
dates will have dinner at the
Farm Cupboard and then pro-
ceed to "Chancellor's Court."
An exciting evening is in store
for them, with decorations fea-
turing days reminiscent of the
12th century chancellor's court
A "Revolving Dinner" will be
presented by the Inter-Cooperative
Council tomorrow night at each
of the six cooperative houses on
campus. Michigan, O s t e r w e i1
Nakanura, Stevens and Lester
houses will each take part in serv-
ing a course, while the couples
will wind up their evening at Owen
house where a Monte Carlo party
will be held.
GAMBLING with $1,000 in pa-
per money, which will be distrib-
uted at the door, the Delta Chi's
and their dates will come to the
party dressed in costumes. Dudes
and gamblers will try their luck.
"Our modern era and its meth-
ods of transportation" will be the
theme of the Kappa Sig's who will
decorate their house with pic-
tures of cars, trains and jet planes,
while the men of Sigma Nu will be
dancing to the Cisco-Campbell
quintet.
Coeds of Victor Vaughan will
make plans for their Michigras
float and booth -with the Lambda
Chi's Sunday afternoon.

--Daily-Chuck Kelsey
"HANDSOME PLEDGE"-"Macduff," Zeta Psi's new mascot will
be the honored guest at an open house to be held from 4 to 6 p.m.
Sunday. The reception is open to the entire campus.

Macduff,'

Z"eta

Psi MVascot

To Be H onored at Reception

By SUE GARFIELD
Zeta Psi fraternity will hold an
open house from 4 to 6 p.m. Sun-
day in honor of "Macduff" their
new mascot.
"Duffy," as his masters call him,
is a handsome Doberman pinscher
who thrives on Gaines and Rival
dog food. According to Zeta Psi
president, Don Courtwright, '54,
"Duffy" seems to be enjoying his
new home at 1443 Washtenaw.
THE ONE year, five-month-old
dog was presented to the house
last week as gift from the alumni.
He is the first mascot they have
had since "Commander III"' mys-
teriously disappeared several years
ago. Althugnh "Duffy"hs notntso
well quinedwthth cmu s
Serving at the open house
Sunday will be Mrs. Lois Kempf,
House Director of Chicago
House, West Quad; Mrs. Grace
Cook, Resident Director of West
Quad and Mrs. Freeman Miller,

wife of Dr. Miller of the astron-
omy department.
wil beMs.dit Dty, HouseDi-
rector of Alpha Phi Annex; Mrs.
Currie Sanford, House Director of
Gamma Phi Beta; Mrs. James Vol-
lance and Mrs. Harry Mark, wives
of alumni.
Members of Zeta Psi chapters on
several other campuses and nu-
merous alumni are expected to at-
tend the reception. The event is
open to the entire campus.
A University coed coming out of
the Ensian office last night, just
after "Duffy's" picture was taken,
exclaimed, "He's one of the hand-
somest pledges I've ever seen."

ALPHA KAPPA PSI, Beta Theta
Pi, Acacia, Alpha Chi Sigma, Al-
pha Delta Phi, Delta Tau Delta,
Phi Delta Phi, Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Trigon, Alpha Kappa Kappa and
their dates will dance to the "mu-
sic of all the big-name bands" at
record parties.
"Gay Paree," will be the theme
of the Delta Upsilon costume
party. A tunnel system con-
structed so that the couples must
crawl on their hands and knees
will add to the French surround-
ings prevailing at the "Apache
Party."
Prizes will be awarded to the
person coming in the best-dressed
costume of his suppressed desire

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Sorority Leader
To Visit L..ocal KD
Zeta province President of Kap-
pa Delta, Mrs. R. V. Belina, from
Peoria, Ill., will visit the local KD
chapter Sunday through Wednes-
While in Ann Arbor, Mrs. Belina
will be guest of honor at a tea and
will meet with the alumnae,.
She was retail advertising
manager ofba argcheain stor
Omaha, Miami and Atlanta.
Mrs. Belina served as immediate
past president of the Peoria Pan-
hellenic Association, and also
held other executive positions
there.
As President of the Zeta prov-
ince, Mrs. Belina supervises the
programs of Kappa Delta chap-
ters at Northwestern University.
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