FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F IC' FIDAY11 11 pn11mel iiAPRmlelmalinmlIL 2S1.1== 11 9 H 1 H H G 1 D I YPA EFV Freshman Honorary °Reveals Eligible Coeds Alpha Lambda Delta, national freshman women's scholastic hon- orary, has announced the women eligible for membership. Coeds invited to membership have a 3.5 average for the first semester or the first two semest- ers of their freshman year. Those eligible to become mem- bers of Alpha Lambda Delta in- clude Kathryn Lucille Adams, Patricia Lee Arrington, Ellen Grace Austin, Christine Joan Baker, Marjorie' Sue Barber, Ruth Mary Bassichis, Barbara Amy Baxter, Elizabeth Jo Beebe, Mary Lee Birmingham, Lois Ann Blum, Rosanne Bodanis and Nancy Shaw Briggs. The list continues with Verna Brownlee, Alice Jean Burton, Mary Luise Caspe, Barbara Ann Clark, Virginia Lou Cooke, Dorothsy Diane Crowell, Tobye Fay Davidson, Har- riett Raisa Davis, Patricia Edythe Dougherty, Nancy Jean Dreibel- bles, Ellen Shirley Eckwall, Ann Ellis, Elaine Simone Entner, Ro- berta Spafford Evans, Barbara Les- lie Eyre, Betty Jean Field and Louise Ann Fonteine. Others invited are Jane Arbon Fowler, Etta Lou Gluckstein, Mar- tha Jean Gorst, Yonah Greenberg, Joan Grueza, Ruth Margaret Hay- ward, Shirley Ann Heikkinen, Mary Evellyn Helthaler, EstherBadgley Heyt, Susan Cushing Holbrook, Barbara Joan Humphrey, Lee Joseph, Barbara Mae Landesman, Clarice Alexandria Larsen, Nancy May Lepard and Judith Rose Mar- cus. Mary Lou Marshall, Gloria Lee Meier, Barbara Ann Mill- brook, Anna Muschenheim, Jeanne Charlotte Newell, Rima Jean Nickell, Katherine Mar- garet Norman, Margaret Evelyn Patterson, Marjorie Ann Piercy, Claudette Joan Quintal, Joyce Arlene Rosenblum, Antonia Rosemary Sacchetti, Sally Rent- schler and Fairy Joan Sakai are also on the list. Included in the list are Lois Carol Schwartz, Barbara Iris Sil- versteen, Mary Kathryn Sloan, Janet Elaine Snow, Sandra Lee Sorin, Nadya Spassenko, Lois Joyce Steinberger, Katherine Stott, Nancie Arnold Strome, Susan Thiemann, Mary Ann Thomas, Anna Maria Thomassen, Gayle Alice Turner, Marcia Maurine Waechter, Jocelyn Ann Watt and Nancy Mae Williams. The remaining eligibles conclude with Paula Lee Wilson, Janet Helen Wolfe, Mary Esther Wood- worth, Arlis Fay Garon, Geraldine Ann Latendresse, Susanne Jaye Mogul, Patricia Jean Stenberg and Leila Kopstein. "It's TIV or_"1 lice on excite- * ment and love r me every minute of it. As secretary to a TV producer I certainly use my Gibbs training. Thoroughness, ac- curacy, and poise under pressure are everyday musts." Katharine Gibbs secretarial train- ing qualifies college girls for today's job and tomorrow's promotion. Special Course for College Womenn Write College Dean for "GIBBS GIRLS AT WORK KATHARINE GIBBS SECRETARIAL BOSTON 16, 90 Marlborough St. NEW YORK 17, 230 Park Ave. CHICAGO 11, 51 E. Superior St. PROVIDENCE 6,155 Angell St. MONTCLAIR, N.1., 33 Plymouth St. Union Offers Detroit Trip To Musical Ticket Price Includes Seats, Transportation To 'Porgy and Bess' Mail order requests are now be- ing accepted for tickets to the Union-sponsored trip to the De- troit showing of George Gersh- win's opera, "Porgy and Bess," scheduled for Wednesday, May 5. All orders, addressed to the Stu- dent Offices in the Union, should be accompanied by a check and should include the names, ad- dresses and phone numbers of all parties included. If a woman stu- dent needing late permission is in- volved, notice should be made of this fact. * * * TICKETS, which include trans- portation and orchestra seats in the theatre, have the same price as tickets for the last Union-spon- sored trip. According to Mark Gallon, chairman, the number of tickets available is limited and so stu- dents are urged to take advan- tage of the mail order service in order to insure a place. General sale of tickets will begin at 3 p.m. Monday in the Union Student Offices. Sales will con- tinue from 3 to 5 p.m. through Thursday or as long as the supply holds out. Starring the original cast, which completed two years on Broadway and a successful tour of Europe, the Catfish Row story features such songs as "Summertime," "I Got Plenty of Nothin"' and "It Ain't Necessarily So." A film taken while the company was in Vienna will be shown at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in the UnionI Ballroom. Open free of charge to all students, the program will fea- ture the appearance of the actors playing the roles of Porgy and Bess in the show. The film will be introduced and explained by the singers playing the parts of Progy and Bess in the show. A discussion session will fol- low the film. -Daily-Chuck Kelsey TV ANTICS-Michigras Co-Chairman Gretchen Meier appeared with the Michiworm over television recently. The weekend festi- vities will begin at 3:30 p.m. today and will be climaxed by the carnival, which will start at 7 p.m. at the Field House. In case of rain, the parade will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. Barristers' Society To Give Traditional Lawyer's Dance On the House by SUE LEVINE Despite the numerous Michi- gras events which have been scheduled this weekend, many af- filiated and independent houses are planning parties, record dances, and gala formals. Opening this weekend's round of events are the Alpha Chi Sigma's who are holding their pledge form- al, "Alchemist Ball" at the Ma- sonic Temple, while the Delta Sig- ma Delta men and their dates will be dancing at the spring's formal. Coming dressed in proper at- tire, as men and women from Mars, will be the Alpha Delta Phi's and their dates who will attend the party after going to Michigras. Dancing in an appro- priate atmosphere, planets, and stars from the universe prevail- ing throughout the house, the couples will be served refresh- ments. Holding their annual picnic sup- per at the Fresh Air camp tomor- row night, the men of Anderson house and their dates will leave Ann Arbor in buses at 11:30 a.m. "Stalag 17" is the theme of the Phi Sigma Delta dance tomorrow evening with a combo playing for the occasion. It will be preceeded by entertainment of the Ann Arbor Alley Cats in the afternoon. Record dances are being held by the men of Michigan House and Delta Theta Phi, while the Sigma Phi's will dance to a combo. A gay clambake outside the Phi Sigma Kappa house is in store for the members and their dates, fol- lowed by a record dance and re- freshments later in the evening. Honoring their first national vice-president, Miss Nancy Mc- Cain, and new housemother, Mrs. Berly Worralh, Sunday afternoon at a tea, will be the women of AOPi, who have sent out invita- tions to all guests. Alice Lloyd is holding an open- open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sun- day afternoon. Fordham University School of Law NEW YORK Three-Year Day Course FARMER'S PRODUCE MARKET Sales from Farmer Directly to Consumer Open every SATURDAY - 8 A.M. to 3 P.M. DETROIT STREET - between Catherine and Kingsley eystoiw.Capri movie camera $595 8mm rollfilm with F2.8 lens only 5.50 down - balance monthly ,Don't forget ... May 9th is Mother's Day. . Select a gift for her from our complete selection. L. G. Balfour Co. 1321 S. University Avenue Bringing to a close the Law School's social season, the annual Crease Ball has been scheduled from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Friday, April 30, in the Union Ballroom. Sponsored by the Barristers Society, the Law School honorary, the annual affair will feature the music of Paul McDonough, and his orchestra. Well-known in the guests with a group of vocal se- lections. Each coed invited to the dance will receive her invitation in the form of a subpoena personally served by a "gendarme." Women will also receive favors in the form of copies of "Raw Review." The humor booklet is fashioned after the Michigan Law Review. Women attending the dance are I* t I , campus musical world, McDon- asked not to wear corsages. ough is himself a law student. Crease Ball seems to have taken its name from a remark dropped This year's Crease Ball, which many years ago by a professor in is open to members of the Law the Law School. 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Directed by Alrhonse Hunt, the lawyers will entertain Frosh Weekend Assistant chairmen of the Maize and Blue Teams of Frosh Weekend, Barbara Wiersema and Gwynne Finkleman, have invited all central committee members and both casts to a party in their honor at 6:45 p.m. Sunday in the League Ballroom. The Barrister Society, sponsor of the dance, is one of the oldest honoraries on the University campus. Besides planning Crease Ball each spring, they also pre- sent, in the fall, The Wig and Robe. Tickets for the annual dance may be purchased at the Law School for $2.75 per couple. They will also be sold at .the door for $3.50 per couple. General chairman for the formal dance is D. David McDonald, while Jim Haggert in is charge of favors, and H. Barton Drucker is planning the decorations. i I ,j r r 3 r >i Four-Year Evening Course CO-EDUCATIONAL Member Assn. of American Law Schools. Matriculants must be College graduates and present full transcript of College record. 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