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Bewhiskered sophs will add atmosphere to Friday barn dances
as they groom beards for the Whiskerino. The big dance Saturday
is the first one o’clock permission of the term. Betty Kincaid and
Bill Lyon will cede their title of typical sophomores to a couple from
this year’s crop of contestants and the best beard will be rewarded
by a shave and mug. George Cary is maestro.
House dance season is definitely open and barn dances are show
By LOIS HULSEK
Society Editor
mg their usual popularity. Pi
Beta Phi are honoring their
pledges at a barn dance and Phi
Sigma Kappa is having a Wood
chopper's ball with Ed Johnson’s
b-md playing for the farmers.
L Wa Gamma pledge dance is for
mal and the sophomores are
keeping the theme a deep dark
secret. George Carey is playing
for the Modern Night Club at
Sigma Alpha Epsilon in honor of
pledges. Alpha Tau Omega’s fire
side is scheduled from 9 to 11.
Housemother Honored
Sunday afternoon Alpha Chi
Omega is entertaining at a tea
in honor of Mrs. Lela Haynes,
their new house mother. In the
receiving line with Mrs. Haynes
will be Dean Hazel P. Schwering,
Mrs. Alice Macduff, Mrs. Bert
Kerns, Miss Lillian Dale, and
Barbarajean Tuttle.
The all co-op tea Sunday will
be in Gerlinger’s Alumni hall
Sunday afternoon. Guests include
Miss Janet Smith, Miss Mozeile
Hair, Dr. and Dean Schwering,
Dean and Mrs. Onthank, Mrs. Al
ice Macduff, Dean and Mrs. Earl,
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Jameson,
and Mrs. Donald Erb. Dean Mor
ris will be featured speaker.
Sigma Chis entertained poten
tial sweethearts Tuesday at an
informal dessert and have invit
ed the rest of the group for
Thursday. Later, girls will be en
tertained at formal occasions and
eliminations begun.
Wednesdays Exchanges
Exchanges last night were Al
pha Delta Pi-Phi Gamma Delta;
Alpha Omicron Pi-Sigma Phi Ep
silon; Alpha Phi-Beta Theta Pi;
Alpha Delta Pi-Kirkwood co-op;
Sigma Nu-Alpha Chi Omega;
Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Chi Omega;
Delta Delta Delta-Pi Kappa Al
pha; Delta Gamma-Kappa Sig
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It was one of those dark blue
Mondays and I had searched my
closet through for something
colorful enough to jar me out of
my dismal state. Nothing but
grays, browns, beiges, and trite
blues were hanging there. "No
better time to go shopping!” I
said to my roommate who for
once agreed with me, and we
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By chance alone we stumbled
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neckline tapers oh so gradually.
Its fitted long torso stops where
wide ties begin. These ties are
draped at the front, and de
signed to tie in back, giving an
effect of the once-loved bustle.
Add a narrow skirt and you have
something there!
That took my breath away so
my roommate had to carry on.
Diving into a new shipment of
dresses, she emerged with a yel
low ochre wool jersey that but
toned all the way down the back.
Three-quarter length sleeves that
gathered at the elbow, plus a
round neck and perfectly plain
bodice were made to flaunt the
clip of her choice. You know, it’s
getting so that when you dress
up, you either wear: 1—a clip, 2
-—an ornament in your hair, or
plan on feeling very much out of
place. Vogue says glitter, so you
glitter. (I like my glitter in the
form of a jet clip which dazzles
at night, and keeps company with
matching earrings).
For luck, we each bought a
pair of red shoes. She decided on
flat ballet-laced onces of deep
red, and I chose low sandals
whose thin strap buckled a little
above my ankle (open-toed, of
course).
A little green perhaps?
No longer blue, but in the pink,
—Gerry Stowell.
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AT LAST! Hallelujah! Amen!
No longer is the Coed Capers a
titleless orphan.
For the past week AWS prexy,
Marge Dibble, has been desper
ate 1 y, frantically, feverishly
combing ye campii for a slogan
for the Capers, scheduled for
November 12. Calling on the
Thetas for help, Dib, with a hor
rible gleam in her eye, offered to
the brain submitting the best
slogan two packages of cigar
ettes, and to the non-smokers the
equivalent price. . . . “Pewee”
Ross, with her hair frantically
on end, finger-nails gnawed to
the elbow, an^Dthree bags under
each eye, was no less perturbed.
Monday, she was stopping all
sympathetic-looking individuals
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Women,” was chosen out of a
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WAACS,” “Powder Puff Bri
gade,” “Pranks in the Ranks,”
and “A(ll) (W)omen) O(n)
L(oose) Capers.”
. . . Plugs are in order for Mary
Louise Vincent and Sue Sawyer,
mistresses cf ceremonies, who
are devouring all mags and ra
dio programs for big ideas to get
their 'script into shape.
. . . Great Big Important
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