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Town, Gown Opens Seasor/s Activities
Devoted to student welfare at the university, Town and Gown will begin its 37th year of academic activities with a breakfast Oct. 14 in the Foyer of Town and Gown. Members of the executive board, life members, active and ex-officio officers, and the board of women councilors will attend with Mrs. Rufus B. von KleinSmid presiding.
Opening the regular luncheons will be the November 4 occasion honoring Dr. Rufus B. von KleinSmid, who is completing his 20th anniversary as president, and Miss Helen H. Moreland, newly appointed counselor of women.
FUNDS DESIGNATED
Dr. Pearle Aikin-Smith and Mrs.
I Paul G. Stevens, vice-president in | charge of programs, have planned [the assemblies to conform with the Itheme of “Look To This Year.” With $60,000 already set aside for new women’s residence hall wing ind other amounts designated for Scholarship aid to needy students, "own and Gown is supported by Ihe Town friends of the university Ind the Gown group, representing pose of the academic circle.
In addition to the monthly incheon programs numerous events pill be scheduled throughout the jar.
IFFICERS LISTED
The slate of new officers in-ludes Mrs. Lee H. Travis and Miss
START CAREERS—Flitting their by taking a tour of the campus, terson chat gaily of the opening women were honored this week.
best feet forward, these freshman women begin their SC activities Left to right, Theresa Bailey, Bonita Richardson, and Dorothy Pat-of the football season tomorrow and of the AWS tea at which new
—Courtesy L. A. Times.
[argaret McGrath serving as as- '
stants to Mrs. von KleinSmid. | Latest Hair Modes [ice-presidents are Miss Bertha Rose nd Mrs. Garland Greever in charge If scholarships; Mrs. Coy Murt
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mrtesy; Mrs. W. P. Whitsett and j Qr lOUnger OlSierS prs. Lee E. Travis, ways and ins; Mrs. Ray L. Derby and Mrs. farlton C. Rodee, hospitality; and [rs. Sydney Olmstead and Mrs.
[eRoy S. Weatherby, membership.
Serving as treasurer will be Mrs. enry W. Bruce, with Mrs. Henry
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If Milady wants to wear her hair in the latest mode, she should study the way her little sister is wearing hers. Last minute flashes
in the fashion world reveal, that . Strodthoff officiating as record- I hair styles this fall will be youth-kg secretary and Mrs. John F. ful and feminine. jhristiansen as corresponding sectary.
Braids with bright colored rib-I bons are gradually becoming the campus fashion. As the semester developes, more braids will undoubtedly be seen on campus. The
simplicity of the hair style will be stressed when quizzes and mid-terms appear.
The long bob is still good and will be the most popular style. It is easy to plan an occasional visit to .omght Jack Palmer and Mari- ^ beauty shop and a little rolling l Tierney v» ill see John Murray up every night will keep the hair derson’s silver screen review at in perfect shape \ Wilshire Bowl. Rooting at to- I
ht’s Bruin game will be Martha Long bangs will make their ap-n Collins and Bill Culver. j pearance this fall, but the rolls I BEI \S	Will continue to hold their sway.
Hair will probably be worn shorter .ckfair ^vill be the scene tomor- , ^is year than in previous sea-of Ph. Belas annual benefit. sons> ^ut only a slight change will
be noted.
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b.rk Slater; and an unidentified pLA campus queen and Phi Kap-Tau Malcom Mealey.
cry Pickiord, honorary member phe mus.c and drama honorary, be hostess to the affair, long those helping NBC’s new
Women with perfect features can wear their hair straight back, igiate broadcast tonight are i Fluffy hair in soft waves about the pa Sig Paul Barthel and Edith *ace seems to b flattering to most berton. Nearly all Kappa Sigs, j women.
pa Alphas, Kappa Alpha The- ! Bright colored bows will continue and Tri-Delts have uromised to dominate the color scheme on dance on the radio station’s campus. Bows grow bigger and id stage ix) initiate the new net- brighter this season, k feature.	i ------
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reshman Interviews will begin I icay in the office of the coun- I of women, 256 Administra- I The interviews are conducted ^elp orientate freshman women, j six interviewers include: i
For your dancing pleasure
DANCE
Music Honorary Sets Rush Week
Sigma Alpha Iota, national music fraternity, plans a tea at the home of Miss Mary Belle Weiman for the opening event of its formal rush week Sunday.
Miss Maude Griffing MacDuff, violinist, Miss Miriam Cameron, pianist, and Miss Hildegarde Oj^en, soprano, will offer a musical program during the afternoon. Miss Helen H. Moreland, counselor of women, and Mrs. Edna Hebei Geim-er, member of the national fraternity executive board, will pour tea.
Barbecue plans are complete for the next event to be on Tuesday. The chosen spot is the patio of the home of Dr. Max T. Krone, assistant director of the School of Music and faculty adviser of ‘the fraternity.
Mrs. Arthur Lang, newly-initiated patroness of the organization, will view formal auditions of the rushees during her hostess duties at a Tommy Tucker supper Thursday. Actives will cooperate in these auditions to help the rushees feel at ease.
A preference dinner afr the Chapman Park hotel next Saturday has as its theme candlelight and crystal and is the final event of the rushing season.
Weems Signed
Ted Weems and his orchestra come to the Casa Manana, dining and dancing rendezvous in Culver City, on Tuesday, through arrangements completed by Joseph Zucca and Harold Lewin, managing directors of the cafe-ballroom.
Weems, who is one of the most famous leaders in dance band history, brings with him to the Casa Manana, his featured entertainers who with the band, have made a tremendous hit in the smartest night clubs, hotels and theaters throughout the nation.
FRESHMAN . . . Wearing her big green badge is Dusty, Dean Moreland's dog. She even made an appearance at the AWS tea for new women students last Tuesday.
SPARKLERS . . . Zeta Margaret Summers announced her engagement to Reid Ringstron of UCLA last week. Tri-Delt Nancy Hill is wearing the ring of Brit Dalby, Chi Phi.
CELEBRATION . . . Trojans will gather at the Huntington hotel tomorrow night following the Oregon State game. The occasion is the annual Engineers dance. Dorothy Stewart will be with Allen Brown, Delta Tau Delta . . . Frances Hilton, Alpha Delta Pi with Tom Harrison . . . DG Virginia Mattoon with Rod Hope, Sigma Nu.
MORE DANCERS . . . Gamma Phi Betty Baker with Bob Mueller, Phi Psi . . . Helen Flammer, Alpha Chi, with George Ellis . . . B. J. Knight, Tri-Delt, with Ed Vitalich . . Kappa Delt Dorothy Scott with Jack Stevenson, Phi Sig . . . Betty Morton with Dick Jamison, SAE.
WOMEN! . . . Therms the story this week about the Phi Tau pledge who saw so many beautiful women on campus that he bought a new car. When he wired home for money, Poppa and Momma said, “No,” so he’s walking to classes again this week.
GONE NATIVE . . . Bonita Todd, Gamma Phi, visited the Hawaiian islands this summer where she took hoola lessons. Her specialty is “A Little Brown Girl in a Little Grass Shack.”
ENGAGEMENT . . . Willa Mae Boone, Amazon secretary, is wearing the diamond of Bob Lewis, Delta Tau Delta.
CARD-STACKERS . . . Amazons will help the Knights and Squires stack cards for the tricks at tomorrow’s game. Overhearing rumors that they weren’t doing enough work, the gals volunteered to report tomorrow morning.
AIR-MINDED . . . Miss Helen H. Moreland, counselor of women, went up in a airplane Wednesday and even had her picture taken at the controls.
STUDENT . . . Wini Clare, Chi Omega, is taking business training at a local secretarial school. She plans to return next February to
resume classes at SC.
TRAVELER . . . Elrose Maquar, Alpha Gam, went east this summer to visit Phi Tau Jerry Conrad and his parents.
NOTABLE . . . Ilda Gerber met the King of Rumania on two different occasions this summer while at her home in Mexico City.
ates on the fall social cal importance to students includ proaching marriages of former Tomorrow the wedding of Bo Sparks will take place in the in Pasadena. An Alpha Delta Pi, the bride has chosen Mary Erickson and Muriel Hoist, sorority sisters, as her bridesmaids. Sparks attended DePauw university where he wa* a Beta Theta Pi. A reception at the Vista del Arroyo hotel will follow the ceremony. GALBRAITH-KLEIN -	1
November 1 is the date selected by Margaret Galbraith, Alpha Gamma Delta, for her marriage to Herb Klein, Delta Chi and former sports editor of the Daily Trojan. Klein was also a member of Sigma Delta Chi, national professional Journalistic fraternity, and president of the campus YMCA.
Announced informally at a recent tea was the betrothal of Myvonwy McCullough to Roland Russell. No date has been set for the wedding.
EMLEY-MOORE
An afternoon ceremony in the Chapman Park Oratorio last Saturday united Miss Mary Louise Emley, alumna of Kansas university, and Ralph H. Moore, graduate of the School of Law and a member of Sigma Chi and Phi Delta Phi.
Following breakfast at the Huntington hotel, Catherine Bushard, former SC Alpha Delta Pi, and John Buono, a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley were united in marriage.
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A dinner party at the Del Mar club last week was the occasion for the announcement of the engagement of Helen Hendrickson and Thornton Lewis n, SC graduate and member of Phi Sigma Kappa.
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Now on their honeymoon are Mr. and Mrs. Chappell Morrow Foote. The bride was the former Mary Louise Barber, Kappa Alpha Theta. Foote was a Kappa Sigma.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Olmstead, Delta Gamma, will reside at Barks-dalefield, La., after her marriage to Lieut. David K. Dean. Delta Chi.
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