g. S. C. Library Bit lanalng, Volume 28 IMichigan State News )AST LANSIXI», MK'HKIAN, Tl'KSOAV. -MAY 19. 19:'. H. E. SPEAKER FROSH FROLIC Smoke Got Their Eyes LARGEST GROUP in Increased AWS Dues SAYS ARTISTRY PLANS ARESET and Everything Else Too INMSCHISTORY For Co-eds Proposed Following Base- IS NECESSARY ASDATENEARS Clothes, Room. Food, and nunt Blare in Hair All Smoked Sigma Kappa House Last Friday up WILL GRADUATE On Ballots Thursday Afternoon; Damage Fairly Heavy. Mike Falk and III. Detroit Or¬ SSO Seniors to Receive Cap and Ideal A boat Living in SAMPLE BALLOT Four Other Rrviiions in Conili- chestra Will Play for Parly in Gown This Year; 493 Stu¬ Hornet Adviied by Milt Bane dents in Last Year's Class. JIN'MIR CT.AH* tulion and Ruin Governing il Annual Banquet Monday. Gymnasium Friday Night. President Women to he Voted On. I Fart Mueller TICKETS NOW ON SALE EXERCISES ARE JUNE 15 ) Vincent Vandertmrg ryerse wins award PRESENT TERM DUES Because of Large Class Each I Margaret (land Ofiitanding Junior Preiented Detentions Committee Has Not Senior Will Receive Only 4 ) Kathleen Woodlock CALLED INADEQUATE Secretary With Merrill-Palmer Scholar- Yet Announced Its Plans But Tickets to Exercises. I I.nuise Hoherty Rate Reduced by Student Coun¬ ,hip for Work aa H. E. Major. Un'que Scheme is Premised. ) (irare New ins Treasurer cil Two Years Ago Without I Michigan State coliegv will ) Fluln Willed Consent of AWS Heads. Home economist* should lie j | graduate the largest number HOrilOMORF. C'l.A** irtists in the art of livintr. ac-1 ording to Miss Lltn Bane., GIRLS TO STAR ; f seniors in the history of, i he school when 550 students i President Hale Springer Proposal* upon which co¬ attinguished speaker at the | heir diplomas at the eds Will vote at the ull-mlleire IN AG CONTEST ) Howard Swart/ nnual Home Economics Iran-! ement exercises June ik'ctinn Thursday afternoon a,!, held last night in the! jijon hallroom". COLLEGE CLUB •"'< Co-eds Will Take Part in First ast i of the senior class will he the Water I June llungerford in the Vnion from 12 to if were innotiucpil hv Helen Anthony, Highlight in the program! uhfh will Ite held retiring presiil. nt of the A. VV. GIVES CONCERT MSC . Milkirg Contest Wednes¬ i l.aura Ann Pratt *v rtar Board and president of the! Maddy Will he Featured ter of engineering honorary I'CIXIMW CI.ASH (ithinan H K Association, as Soloists. degree, tendered by a special President (her .150 Home Economics, wo- j faculty roinmlttee last night. i Clarence (tennis »«T« present at the banquet The famed industrialist and Geoffrey I Gough '.i heard Miss Bane, collaborator | president of the Ford Motor Vice-President i parent education with the ex- I Jean Jones service in Washington. ) Flsie MrKiht.ln V. rht.se ax her topic A Phil- Secretary i Hallv llowell UiM Bane predicted tha' the day iFleannr Jackson fervor about food for scientific Treasurer in, is tunr forever We now » (rnrst (treinrr ■>» en-.ugh about f«*td from the • Milium Muer netiflt point of view to have CONCERT WILL tl.l.COI.IFGF Head Cheer (.eader > emphasize the social asp«*<-t> f.«d and ck>thes >und good Base a food, but enjoy the part> BE WEDNESDAY I >. > Wells lerw illiger Howard Clark i Itoger Mansfield rty as w-ell as the food " Commenting on the increasing# t Second of Spring Series to Be i Max llenkel mber of mental cases, psppcisllj Set in Forest of Arden 1 Steve Sebo ,mg women, the speaker em- j *5. zed her belief that we must; Tomorrow. •* new values in life and look by Ch Gounod */• riLca'ly at our preparation fot > "He have done u slunnny i three numbers. Ann EliwiU-th IFC TO CHOOSE • b in improving the feeding and icthing of people and in furnish- ; rg houses for them to live in bo* OFFICERS SOON busing and mental health at pr»-.s- PICNIC IS PLANNED Hamann ard Knapp lo Conled for Preiideney in Election BY STUDENT CLUB nn Junr I. H'gh-Ligh! of Club'. Searon it Antic fated by Tribe and Gbion hanquet joing H F. CI Km AiU-rta Young M»v Beth Sari. * pran »elections fr«»m the Vt King -nd "Hills - for he Fireproof Beam Is Being Tested By MSC Students Beta Alpha Sigma Will Cmcret. Prodoet May End Diuatroui Firei Wh.rh Are Now Coaaidered Cnmmooplne ia Everyday Sponsor Talk By Artist If a Sigma I'i American Life. si Marian Creaser. Superintendent of Art in Grand Rapidi. Will Talk in Peoples Ckurrb Ne»t Sunday. Br IANKH AMHDIN j penw- .. - - vd -» ■ " Pi Ku|»p lacr yrmr fjrt destroy* milium* 1 »teel beams for struriural uw LOCAL ASCE FETES iut» A art and lano- av.»i«te/l They did like aim- f«.r rnai.. S AY II ( lleerdt. Phi , •f ttolUrs in property and hun- | Recently a new beam ha* U«-n DETROIT ENGINEERS ai. -un/nat y. has «'• exhibit ;»f l>.U Htone * photo- Kappa T««i. and B C Horneekrr. h ;i ' < average, •***»> vi human liver Every SojdeviM-d that u entirely li-repr ■ *>?. hy. In addition, the craft and jTrl Phi, aie (lie opj/OHing candi* end to fall term -Vt a momenluous disaster oc-• strong and much u ss t xper. . .. j Officers of the xen>.rf -on/nii* r the Gr iwork exhibit now in the j dale*. privileges the ir erne section of the country j It is built of tonmu. ai r.rs of the Hotel Ketns fire may lie raxt at a founder* and Article HI. Set ion 3'- "Chair¬ Ji Foih>»tr the talk there will yet been coirtpleted include Hie. the June I elect km- Those 'hbihi- violent death of fellow hu- j shipped ready for w*«? j, like the talk, wiil designing and construction of the j nated are. June Kengenson. man of activities shall be advisor "•as. trapped by flames ax they ? John Sangster and A Gink. rORMER STATE STUDENT public. ; Water Carnival (V>at for the King j FarrnHouse. Budd Branch. DeJ. to card catalogue chairman and shocked and sickened every- j student* in civil engineering at M SCHEDULED FOR RECITAL another in a series and Queen During the last part pluc: and G J. Willmeng, Alpha shall la? in charge of women'* *** | S C, are engaged in testing the t Stale poat. He spr/ke by IteU Alpha- Sigma of ttiUs month and in June mem- j Gamma Rho The two nomine* * activity calendar : The card cata¬ spectacular than such di»- The Reason Behind the State t-ast fall Frank Lloyd bers of the organization are j chosen will act with the inter- logue wti i>egun this spring and but far more destructive to Police and Their Duties." classifW every woman student Wright, noted architect, appeared ' scheduled to give talks over to form the frGterty, are the thousands of David Hall. H Cooper, Profes¬ on according to "the quality of her •"•n fires tha toecur annually It is believed Uiat in the course the blind during hi* undergradu sor Johnson, University of De¬ the lecture course under the j WK AH. in a series similar to that work in different organization*. do not take so many lives as of a few year* thi* new pre-caM. ale years a* M 5 C, wili give a sponsorship of the society The given last year troit, Professor Nekton of Wayne Article IV, Section 1.-—"Pre#l* th ebig blazes, but are put out re-mfurced concrete beam may .violin recital tonight at 8 30 in group held a reception for him fo> university, and Frank F. Roger*, kming the talk. j One of the most unique events FUNERAL SERVICES HELD dent of home etvonomics dub and ; sp*.>nsored by Beta Alpha Sigma , ^ local fire departments without j prove the means of a program of jthe auditorium modem fireproof housing con- , the Blind. of the School for former state highway commis¬ sioner, were the other speakers. During winter term the organ- j will be the second annual spring FOR MRS. ANNA ALLEN chairman ot freshman lecture shall be added to the list of representa¬ atrudion with its increased pro- | Mr. Bernstein i* a former se¬ ization held an open spring party j fair, to be held during the time to in the Union. Last week Aiden the Water Carnival. Thi* inter- Funeral services for Mrs. Anne tive members of A W. S." lection to the Uvea and property jdent of Michael Pre**, a member ECON CLUB WILL MEET E. Allen, wife of Prof. Chester L. Article IV, Section 3.—"In cast Dow, Midland architect and form- jesting affair was held In the Forest of Americans. — f of the M S C symphony and of "" . th. -e eager pre-mature pulitiriana. es- j the others by claiming one of the liest physi¬ the student* roumil anil the col- que* in the country. * STATE * Hut that is trivial. With a prominent rut lege admim-l ration. Hut suppression mis I and a bold signature, the venerable states- served only to cause their thriving, and I man of spinach and clean living is writing THEATER gradually they have crept up from the gen¬ Impossible?—-not at alL War crusading editorials. So far he has advotated ..I.lilil!- eral M'hv to the stairs, then to the landing, r.,1.1 ..muni! III. ■ M" | glDMUU \MI till SMHI after year Long DiManrp trlr|»honc service prowa longer and finally, during the preliminary elections making the rich richer in order to help the "I'm Building tip t«. An Awlull -q),,!,, ' ,urrln> M.rtriie Wet poor, and arming California to the teeth in bi t Down," requested l>.v Bui Me - in reach—shorter in the time needed for making conner. last Week! to the ante room to the ballroom. j rlrh ,1>r, , TOLEDO PLANS RED' DRIVE order to make war on Japan at a moment's civil and dedicated to Fran UuUi-l lions—higher in quality of transmission—lower in «i»t These ambitious persons should, perhaps, Toledo. Oh ii» i ACPl- A -Red; notice. His main plank, diet, will probably Since the fir-t of thin year. Long; Distance calling has study psychology Not only do they cause Inter. been made that no student is capable of come such confusion cheaper in two ways, MacKadden is a splendid figure. It is just 1. Kate* reduced after T 1*. M.each night differentiating between the various names are now on hurled at them as Ihev approach the |sdls. too lia.l that none of the delegates to the [h rsthi l»*jh'rson call* to uio»t points. As formerly, etation- hut it actually antagonize* the voter t» the |iartv convention reads Mberty to discover to-statiou rates are lower after ? 1*. M. that —1>. V. t\ campaign, r. If one name does come through 2. The »atnc low night rates now apply ail titty Sunday the general din. it is to lose that person a Oil both type* of service. vote, because no one likes a dislrai ting hub- Ju-t auolht-r proof that the Belt System it romtantly bub. lie naturally turns on the person whose So They Say: striving to flt telephone service more closely to your name he distinguishes at»>ve the rest, and re¬ needs iu every possible solve* not to vote for him. CLASSIFIED way. Nor are our college election* a game. They Ajm ultar species of college students takes Why not should not t>e taken as such. Ihir elections i the acquisition of highway traffic should require serf sis thought. Campus posi¬ tions should have capable men and women in [ signs. His rooms are cluttered with emblems them if they are to depart from the tradi¬ cautioning motorists to "go slow" or warn¬ tional grax> tram, or comp list. This school ing them that there's a "sharp curve ahead." i* po longer one of a few hundred students. Also in his possession may he found reflect¬ ors taken from the shoulders of bridges to vcc.h Margaret O'Doftni battled Tic is ih>w jm mmm IIOM SXSTEM It h»« grown to such proportions that an tune at th«- Ftshei H«m office carries with it considerable obligation. advertise their presence to motorists travel¬ Political "Mors" may Is- the cause of this ing at night. harrassing of the voters. <>r it may tie the The student obtains these signs by de¬ nutrropipng of ancient tendency for young liberately stealing them. It Is improper to dismiss such activity us merely a collegiate males lo •••hew off" The latter seems the more reasonable, for organized triors carry prank. The removal of such signs from the "Whee.... O * with I he in serious thinkers who are hound to reali'e the futility of such agitation. highways may cause traffic tragedies re¬ sulting in death. « c Summer „ w prmt r, No thinking student, we feel, tares to as- If then, it i* derated that the showoft I slime sin h a res|Hmsihility hut the one w ho ten.k m i is to Idam. there seems little that . can Is- done al».ut it—except that lie who | proudly displays signs of this type in his —Daily Argus Leader Lost gets out to bally Iks. Thursilay will automatic¬ ally braid himself as one with an immature mind and an inflated ego.—II, I*. II. It is one of the sail facts of college life j TATTER— [ taht the delights <>f spring are realized sim- \ Pro Bono Publico The *tleleiJt ptiln* thft»hs this eilitioti with a wry ami caustic query that runs in effect: ultaiieously with the terrors of filial | illations. Students staring at the hiki and exam- • ■/, jimittle, lCl'\ ,au »iv» KEWPEE trees with a lift Thee-Behmd-Me look let Thee-lU'hind-Me l*»ok ini **\Vhy crease this, the second most leautiful thfir eyes, fan* the problem of t»f imhnatio inclination ram;-- >» the country^ with redundant versus duty, The lads win shruh«*** Ami ai Jl» same time eliminate A warm spring breeze with itm persuasive some hijrhA practs ai jxaths whose geograph It's the BIGGEST Yet the Best hedonism is conducive to thinking in terms of ic existence save a xagratd second here and etuis instead of memo. More than a little jus¬ Our Dinners — A Complete- Dinner tification is needed tor an educational system Including Drink that in a feu weeks will require its students to take the final examinations of three hours • There is no secret about the manner in j which most students tackle the ogre of final •exams, A few days tiefore the week of doom ' settle down .in stuffy rooms, smoke many | «igarettes* moan very much, and glean the | 'Altai facts" out of devitalized text-hooks. In ! most courses, the whole process is merely a | guessing game between students ami faculty I concerning which specific |airtioiis of the ■ text-book will lie rehashed on a biue-tmok by A few year* ago Lcland Stanford univer¬ the harassed student, the accuracy of the sity added a m*w section of campus to its [ guess determining the grade. old properly ami some broad-browed univer¬ I The aspect of final exams that really re- rtHtJCTTY— sity official-«»r ma via* the l«iuUa|>er—de¬ I duces its to absurdity, however, is that ls>th So I he G O P National Com¬ creed that m* walks would l«r laid for a period Song-how. it'* natural for hw always to l«- l student* am! faculty members face exam week mittor has hired Bruce lUi ton to 11 of three months, The students trod the verd¬ i with real, undisguised horror. That students a brilliant xurceaa even when in competi¬ diivd the party's haU>htw» I . . . ant turf at wdl. creating their own desired I Sain any lasting knowledge from the hasty, Barton can sell anything, wheth- 11 tion with greater beauty and keener writWe walks. It is interesting to note that paths undigested survey preparatory to examin¬ Ier he likes it or not; whether it"ill mean the girl who ha* riuwovered to make the led from building to building in ^raight ations. is manifestly untrue. That faculty | good or bad Author of monl I most of herself ... in gown* from THE lines. Eventually they were cemented over members gain any real indication of a stu¬ J tracts that irflwl purity of bodyjl STYLE SHOE "Krench Room." We apeciaiue and the problem was solved by the students dent's understanding of material from the | and mind. Barton *UU tikes to Rail in glamour, in lovelinea*. in subtle beauty . . . j to deep on Scotch whn he * tray el- II who knew, not by designers who thought hit-or-miss interrogation of a final exam, is ling He i* Interested in ad re- I briefly in fashion at it* height! they knew or desired son*- geometric design an illusion that few professors can still main¬ tutu, not in the evil* of hypocrisy. entailed in their walks. Accordingly, he ought to be tain. able to write something good about State would well have profit ted by such a What, then is the raison d'etre of the gruel¬ the Republicans. . plan at its inception. Long a point of dubious ling task that most of us will be forced to —DVC, remark t» the fart that there is no suitable undertake in the uext few weeks. Final ex¬ . Walk between the north entrance of Agricul¬ aminations, it seems, are merely auother flaw ture Hall and the Library. Lacking also is in an aimless educational sysern, an acceptable travel artery between Hoi ticul- —Daily Norhwestern. MICHIGAN STA'liO NlCTVo l'agc Tnre« I berg, Halbcrt, Neuman, Ketchman, Ohio StateOpensTwo Game Series Friday Speclman, Swartz, and Gortat. Happy Erwin, frosh from Hol¬ land, did the test job of booting the football. Neuman and Coolidge FRESHMAN NINE PLAYS D|) . were erratic in their kicking, al¬ Spartans Ready For TRACKMENTAKE HOPE HERE TOMORROW FKAL1 ILL (lAMt though Coloidge looked hot at times, lugging the ball and snak- JamesWith Buckeye THIRD IN STATE ! Two game J face on successive days the Michigan freshman basc- mall team this week. The yearl¬ SHOWS STRONG ings play Hope college here tomor¬ TEAM FOR FAIL and Michigan Nines CHAMPIONSHIP Wayne and Michigan Normal row frosh and Western State Teachers on Old College Field Thurs- Final Scrimmage of Spring Drill HALF & HALF MAKES Two More Wim Added to Total Tie (or Title; Sparks it Only Finds New Stars for the on Eaitern Trip; Trounce State Winner. 1936 Rachman Eleven. Yp»i Again Saturday, 19-5 Rt r.i oitr.K MA-KIN Fur did fly last Saturday af¬ Br At, TUKII.Mt ; Michipnn Stnto failed tn •!»--' SPARTAN NETMEN ternoon when Charlie Hitch- tnnn's t w o well matched The climax of the rapidly it- State Interenllcgiate, aifinp diamond season is far- irack and field championship I in# Conch John Kolis anil his it Ann Arlair Saturduy VANQUISH U. OF M. squads got together and fought it out for spring grid- hutj it iron supremacy on Old 'Col- I Spartans. A record that shows Athletic Director Kalph H. M u; i o . « r Mop Wolverine, 8 to I; Fro.b,^ M Th(1 tthkl, pnly two blemishes for the Youhk isn't disappointed over j Dcfeil W. State Team jwa, I*,the Whites and I year's play will stand up dm- 'I"' team's showing, j iiiK the next two weeks before "We entered the meet under \ |Blues was hard fought all the jthe onslaughts of two Big Ten i great handicap and the team ; ing two touchdowns in (teams. final canto to edge out a Fresh from two victories 13 to 0. |on the trip into the east last play throughout the j week topped by another rout of Ypsilanti Saturday, the Kobsmen clubs making small advances I «thall—-This and That I d Zindcl is a better tackle | is n bowler. He beat the j . »»t, they had to hold the ! «p^c g., mother-in-law'* wires "Arrive Friday." Sweet a* the practice gridiron, I J llic that *lu'* ehaitp-sl lier plan*. Fragrant, r. •tjily vantage point from watch the Spartan hope- (j.,,n. r ,.| j hurlrr* i , M. S. C. £3 new* full-bodied tubacess that won't bile the tongue—in •top the Murage Riling- the diamond and tin- grid- l„t, j,.,uj KllNl sweeping the two- | Monday with a 77 and ua? the only State man to vslux mutch FROLIC •ene* with the Wolves-- rf they lose to Western In against the Irish **on's finale here they won't Turning in excellent card* of 73 and 74 re*pectiv»:i« S« ru.g and When the family drops in to in¬ *' out ol it then. Western Wilkr. of Notre Oam< ♦<-* ti.c -ready been beaten by the ■ m a 1-0 game, beside? that (^crge Hill administered honors in Monday » mt « ♦ and iH ?t- ed ZimmernYan and Nosal t.. give spect M. S. C, bring them in to Notre Dame six big Brand, with a form reversal hfS, Hunts for luncheon or dinner. Featuring Mike Folk's Orchestra «, •Ctti a Ahowmg against Normal, gave w refc ago—one of them State 24 of it* poinU m downing doer* not k> ek*e Wc of those game*, and both J Taylor. Notre Dame number 2 * Play a high cW* of ball. player. Taylor copped the other Pitching if good—**pcctally Spartant counter when he won fr-cati, with Larson, Gee and nine bote# from Day. who shot a Mother will appreciate a va¬ 78. FRIDAY, MAY to 76.- Taylor's score was choose from. The Irish, a* evidenced by their cation from food preparation. 2" because Michigan took •core*, proved to be the best the ttriight from Ohio, plus one r thtf year, don't think the Spartan* have faced thi* season, not excepting Michigan who are softie*. They're downed State in it* first meet of * *«*k- and will take some real and hitting to beat than Better get on er and the season. viewed Potsy (Hark and Tod Kock- GYMNASIUM well. the fan* flocked c»ut of the aland* and gathered around the intimate $130 per couple U> the given by the two foot- Judge Car berry, Semi-Formal line coach at Dartmouth, was brought up after the game was Tuesday, May 1!), MICHIGAN STATE NEWS much the vogue especially Alpha Xi Delta Eclectic j Margaret Han3. Marian Shit, Ward Giltner and Mr. and Mrs. j to Join the party and spend the|v lese balmy moon-light eve- A tea honoring Mrs. Kiefer was Several of the alumni were back jand RUth Knecht. spent the week- ClaUde Bryan, I day there. them|pnd Harold Decker has been Frog Legs ALa Rainbow Betle A*ire ha« had inter- given last Saturday afternoon at to the 'Tic's party. Among jn Ann Arbor. town doing some clinical work. | flracie Ncwin* spent Sunday ln;n the chapter house. "The house was Fred Emery, Joseph Crar Virginia Allen, of Detroit, was Birmingham. * e Dick Hickey. and Ed Lilly a guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta Harry Harvey has been to Battle decorated with lilacs, tulips, and Creek to see her again. Roland house this week-end, Aaiaag Unaiaal Effect at Coop's Spring Party . . . from Detroit, came Friday nightie ether spring flowers. Tea and j • * • Scott pulled in Sunday night with [to spend the week-end. | cak s were served. Mrs. Avery and Alpha C.amma Delta a nice job as a veterinarian with dott; poure Th. tei The ctive treasure ITri-Phy Nature must have rubbed her eyes in bewilderment at the stranj j Virginia Taggart had two friends ; h and abl; the pledges. the Southern Michigan and Ohio hunt Saturda; sea creatures . . . which graced the Coop party in the Union la I from Hillsdale drop in Saturday T j <;jyde a. Lucky, director of ex- Milk Producers Association. Gw/d Friday night . . there were blue fist with yellow tongues . . . ar ' night They were Ida Jane S. \ - • na Hulber sprnt the|panvi(.n n PiUsford. i,.rnjtv the Beta Kappa frat- luck. Scatty! fred. a Pi Ph.. ami Margaret Jan. 'I was a guest at the house green ftfh with red . . many-colored turtles and penguins (n< . , , for advertisement) ... a black trained seal juggling colored balls ; and a green frog with a red leg and o Sykes. a Chi C) They attended the ■' Delta Rig spring term party Sat- l" j over the week-end. | Theta Kappa Nu one end of the room . . . \* «w York I are l)'ann'nf* 0 ^ard j Bob Burhans was pledged Sun orange leg at the other end ... but according to modern theories < A1 P>h 't pfu times party to be held at the house jday night. The Theta Kappa N, ' art, it was all right . . . it's better to create than to imitate, they ti !Saturday. May 23. Patrons and pat-[spring term party will be held - i us . . . but all this is neither here nor there . orations . , and liked the j jropesscs wil be Dean and Mrs. j June 5. Alpha Theta Long, the Sigma Kaj: -I.AST TIMKS TODAV- Kins mot her,ealcrta Out at the Dells Friday night . . we hear that everyone who took I Sigma Nil K renter, of u V ROSE MARIE in the fraternity night . . . was completely satisfied and had no com- j Next Snturd; Alpha Co plaints . . . they enjoyed hearing the orchestra play the fraternity for the Sigmi songs ... ^ I ',urt>'- * Tau Beta Pi and PhiLnmbdn Tail decorated Union ballroom sufficiently engineers thought the newly festive f«»t their party Rat- j West Mary Ma A Graduation Gift Suggestion NKI.SON EDDY * JEANETTE MacDONALP Ma; urdny night ... so they didn't add any further adornment or decor- T,»" M modern l.uirifiiirc of practical simplicity Btlon . . . they just danced there. . . . ESTATE end. for warm weather seems gel.i Tali Alpha inspire many of the girls with They tell us that women dress up only to please the desire to wander. Finger nails think differently . . . for instance. ~ a brilliant hue are again in fav< at the Home Ec club banquet last end Fergie wil ut the Phi ' night . . . there wasn't a single Kap| term party, . WKIINESDAV ANI> THt'RBDAl - i*xt Saturday rail- hitch-hikers. male . . . but the girls were ad¬ Canoe trip picnics have heron THE STARS OF 'MOROCCO" orned in their formal and dinner Itrunited in a charming stoi "best" . . . to hear Miss Lita Bane speak . . blue gowns predomin¬ PI Kappa I'lii . . ated . . . everything was very "The PI Kappa* Phis are holding feminine the tables . . . . . there were tulips on their spring term p irty at the . and cow next Saturday night. Don •DANCE SCHEDULE* roses worn by everyone speakers table . . . There were six spring term Fields, and Di 1. M. A. AUDITORIUM parties last week-end . . . that SECOND AVI... and SAGINAW must be some kind of a record, we believe . . . Alpha Chi Omegas had their party Friday night in the Little Theater . . . Delta Alphas Clil Omega Most - of the Chi O's spen j FLINT, MICH. Were dancing the same place Sat¬ urday night . . . Delta Sigma Phis. week-end loafing in shorts "THE HOME OF B1C, HANDS" halters and acquiring a tan. 1 Eclectic, and Lambda Chi Alpha nil stayed at home for their part- they craved more active d May 2: ' 'Her ore, who is living at INA RAY BUTTON Phi Delta Thetas^held an open e-party at Wnldert- 37.50 house Friday night . and Sigma STARTS HI'SDAl I woods May 2i, & 3« I KOIAV A SATl RltA, - Alpha Epsilorts had a radio party Other Chi O's who le TEI) LKWIS Kam-",;.„d 107 South ItHtT ROBT. Shirley Temple Raturday night That * all there four houis of relaxation and r« WHEELER & WOOLSEY was last week-end I creation at Waideiiwixxls wet Washington "CAPTAIN JANUARY" Jean and Mary Ballard. Alice (lor; (Hard. Anno May Child*, and Vii Old it's. 25c , PRICKS WITHIN REACH OF Al l. — (icrtllrmen, 55c —- Hours, 9 to I •sillTbillies' (iuv Klhhee - Slim Kummeriill- ginia Taggart drove down Sunday Then* are two places to go Fri- duy night . . . Mike Falk is playing for the froth Frolic at the gym¬ nasium '. , and Claude Hopkins will play for the DeMotay^danee at the Masonic Temple down- The co-ed equitation ehogjand j the advanced military cavalry men are planning something new in a Social way . . they will ride up i the river Sunday morning, May 24 they wili lunch ut Pine- | ' There it no senior d week . . but Scabbard i will have a stag party Hills Thursday night There was a general exodie- from the Sigma Kappa house fol- ! lowing the Are late Friday aftet-j noon. Some of them with unusual j foresight made their exit* befoiej the Are Among these were Joj ftoosu, who * petit Friday in Stou held at eMMI OMrict Ma lait wrrk-