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the herald miami rLoniDA SUNDAY MAY 10 1942 Campus Capers ary From Alike Qames Half-Price Kid Movies -V -X -A 4a This Copy Cat In Favor! JKji 4 TAGE FOUn-n iHf -lV: 3 i' un rf rs -rV 'I I irWWv i fl i '-V rr I 4 hj IT ft" Harry Students Like Dresses Like Others Seen On Neighbors OST omen be seen in Identical dress identical to one worn by a next-door neighbor but at Barry College the wearing of look-alike drosses la popular these dais It all Marled when Freshman Susan Wdgman DallaMoivn Pa cut and made herself a simple full-akirted scarlet dress in beginning clothing class Since then her pattern has been used by three other students believers in the lend-sew plan Parent Are Invited Frances Verhelle Crosse Polnte Mich junior -helped the girl next door make a duplicate of her peas-ant-stiled pique dress from the same pattern explaining the aid as a sort of wartime economy for stu-deni on budget The next is Patricia Ridge West Palm Reach whoso iclUnv cotton afternoon frock complement the pale blue of Fram e' frock Both girls ill model their dresses at the iashion allow- which will be part of the entertainment for the mother-daughter banquet on the Miami Shores campus Monday Students will be hostesses to patents and guests in the dining room of Calaroga hall Play Hi min- Music Dinner music will be plaied by a string ensemble under the direc tion of Walter Grossman cellist Voice students Ruth Waters Jack sonville Jane Doig Gary Ind Peg gv Reiser White Sulphur Spring Va and Jane Beaman Miami Beach will f-ing Guests also will see a display of foods and handiwork prepared by members of home economics classes Following the banquet student stylists will model their spring fashions on the walk surrounding the outdoor pool 1 1 5 Tf 4 i -f fed malt 1 'I 1 1 -V-YtvU V- i' fl 3 hi Vv'' Fashion Speaks With Accent CHALK white with a single color accent is smart for evening wear this lear a y- A i 4 rfk 9 r' sr A A'rp "7C? 'f '-I Ai Two Miamians Miss Paulette Nolan (left) and Miss Martha Stroberg took part in May Day festivities at4 Florida State College for Women Tallahassee They were snapped on campus after the ceremony Seniors elected by popular vote participated Tallahassee Seniors Forget Their Dignity For Kid Day Frolic By LOUISE BURGER Special Dispatch to The Herald Tallahassee Fia May' The wise old seniors well-' ersed in the ways of Tally dropped dignity to enter (Kid Party) duty this week The annual frolic rausht the almost-graduates play ini? with dolls skipping rope and yelling over lollipops Romping around campus juniors and seniors celebrated childishly Dressed in short skirts pig-tailed and hair-bowed the seniors vied for prizes in costumes played games and were taken to the movies (half-Trice) by their junior sisters included Betty Capple-man Dot Scheppe Mary Lois Thomas Margaret Miller Ruth As-bury Bragg Gertrude Spet-tel Jane Godbey and Audrey Bolton Entertaining the seniors till Van Brunt Joy Willis Jane Watts Xoima Prnnoyor and Martha Mims Kriilor Add Sapling In a week of ceremony noting the grand finales for the seniors traditional tree planting sent capped and gowned lassies with attending sophomores in white out into the night After light flash the secret ceremony added another sapling to the campus as each senior threw on a shovel-full of dirt Mary Jane Medlin Myra Swindell Jane Telford Mary Dana Brown Peepsie Giersch and Nina Bush In solemn order then added theirs to the bonfire of most-hated-page from their most disliked textbook Crowded into this last week of legal activity curtains go down on sorority functions meetings convo end seasons for the speech department and campus publications by Edward Chororoy closed dramatic efforts Thursday night Cast as Mary Herries a stately middle-aged English lady Sarah Duke Bryant had the leading 1 ole in this story of life in present day London Male members of the cast were played by faculty and a new find a soldier from the local air base Help With Rationing At the Demonstration School where young hopefuls practice the art ofVteaclnng school the sugar rationing program has been going on with student teachers registering townspeople Bettye Hyatt Teepsie Gierwh Dot McCown Mary Lois Thomas and Gertrude bpettel overseeing the signing On campus students find they must procure war ration books from dorm directors before they will have sweetening in the dining halls! Along war lines the college is furthering the interests of the World-Student Service fund by canvassing for a drive for contributions This federation which is non-sectarian non-political and non-profit has gained great support on campus with each dormitory donating to relief for prisoners of war students attempting to escape capture in occupied areas in Europe and scholarships being offered to refugees to carry on work in science and medicine Last Costume Appearance For Broward hall Mae Tindar chairmans the contribution drive Janet Paneoast Bryan and Jane Garrison Jennie Murphree Spirogira and Esteren Odd and Even honoraries showed themselves in costume for the last time this vear During convocation at vhah Good Neighbor Luis A Ba-ralt spoke on There An Araer-Fan members sat on opposite sides of the auditorium Esterens dressed in green and hite included Miamians Jean Winter Martha Stroberg Paulette Nolan and Mary Jane Medlin Odds in black and white with Jane Watts Xancv Kulp and Aleene Pridgen Beginning Sunday night is official Dead Week a period of nothing but classes and study in deference to exams commencing the 15th Duplicate Bridge Games In Agenda Duplicate bridge is scheduled at the Dallas Park hotel Wednesday and Saturday at 8:15 Recent winners are Mrs Jeff Click and Gompert Mrs Willev and Steve Anderson Mrs Reeve and Victor Vansteen-berg Miss Charlotte Sidway and Miss Lucy Raulenstrauch LAST OPPORTUNITY FOR OF PATRONS TO BUY NOW AT 1 i 14 5 Photo Next-door-neighbors on the Barry College campus are Frances Verhelle (left) and Patricia Ridge who compare their look-alike dresses made in sewing class with spring fashions in May style magazines (Story last column) Band Music General's Tails To Highlight Beach Carnival Pier Association Reports 6418 Week Attendance With Great Demand or Library and Reading Room pHE Army Air Corps band of 27 pieces and Cy orches-tra will play at the carnival to be given next Sunday from 4 to 8 in Macfadden-Deauville under auspice of Miami Beach Pier Association Brig-Gen Ralph Wooten will make a short talk Present plans are to draft various individuals as clowns to direct guests to various booths water show and dance floor Cabanas will be transformed into booths for fortune telling refreshments and other items The committee will meet Monday in American Legion hall to complete plans Some 6448 soldiers and sailors visited the pier last week which means that with only 1000 girls so far with cards permitting them to serve many more junior hostesses are needed Will Enlarge Quarter Besides dancing the men like the pier library and reading room so well that a wall will be knocked out and the library enlarged to twice its size All sorts of books from text to are in constant demand The boys study there like the group one night this week gathered around a card table oblivious to the merrymaking in the recreation hall boning up for mathematics exam the next tlav Dancing instruction Is popular hut Mrs Alex Von Straaton rumba expert touched on a sore subject when she began il just line up One of lie hoys groaned and baid not that all we do all day line Kit Gets Workout The first-aid kit got its first workout recently when a soldier (landlubber) rubbed against barnacles while swimming too close to the pier That the service men consider the place their own is evidenced by the fact that one man after watching one of the hostesses struggling unsuccessfully to paint a shuffleboard court on the cement patio floor took the brush out of her hand and did the job himself Such an honor Is usually con- ferred upon an upperclassman Announcement was made at the recent annual publications' banquet in the school dining room where Pi Delta Epsilon national journalism fraternity tapped five new members among them Miss Simon The organization is the same which recently tapped Mrs Franklin Roosevelt as an honorary member Miss Simon who is majoring in mathematics has served two jears on the writing staff of The American Eagle student weekly this year as literary editor She also has worked as reporter and proof reader for the Eagle and as coeditor of the Poetry Club magazine Club Calendar Opens Today With Variety Week Keynote Breakfasts Card Games Installations Dominate Rushed Schedule For Women In Ensuing Days day breakfasts today and a variety of programs dur-ing the wreek head the club calendar Luncheons installation ceremonies and card parties are numerous among social events Sessions scheduled include 1 i i i I V-c A' r- 4' Nr' 0 Schedule To Be Bushed Banquets Training Classes and Dance To Highlight Week WCA calendar for the week 1 will include: Monday May 11 Volunteer Training Committee 10 a Business and Professional Women's Committee 7 Cosmo Club Mother-Daughter banquet 6:15 auditorium Tuesday May 12 Phvsical Fitness Classes at- the YMCA a Business Girls' Club supper meeting and White Elephant Sale 6:15 Evening Physical Fitness Classes at the YMCA 8:15 10:00 Wednesday May 13 Public Affairs Program with Mrs Willis Quinn reviewing "Hold Autumn in Your 10:30 a auditorium Finance Committee Meeting 10:30 a Busihess Girls Gym 6:15 Thursday May 14 Junior High Girl Reserve Council Supper and Party 4-7 Informal Dance 8 Friday May 15 Physical Fitness Classes at the YMCA a Horseback Riding 5:30 Please make reservation at desk bv noon today 'Evening Physical Fitness classes at the YMCA Co-ed night Saturday May 16 Younger Committee 11 a Beta Sigma Phi Topic 'Happiness' Regular monthly meeting of Nu chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority will be held 7:30 Monday night in room 519 Olympia bldg Program topic will be a Self Miss Pete Woodham and Mrs Harry Jenkins are in charge of arrangements Gardeners Meet Mrs Harold Dorn will be guest speaker at the meeting of llolle-man Paik Garden club Wednesday at 2 in the home of Mrs Lvne 827 Miami ave New York Pirmanint Wive $2 up $5 Quart Oil Wivt $350 326 Seybold Bldg rhana 2-6994 tar Aaaaintmant 4 I ni rsrVv i if i ilhimfiii-iriiii irtf rierao amMia To smarter wear your hair shorter Look More Glamorous With One 01 -4' Our New Individualized Permanents OPALESCENT SPECIAL Permanent Wave QO Kft Complete Tru-Art Oil C9 Kf) Wave Complete Machlneleas CC flO Wave vOUU Helen CurlU Cfl Wave QfeIJ Finger Wave 506 Shampoo 506 Manicure 50 1 Hair Cut 50 IV Clr Rlllin KootrrTBTs Oprn Wed end Sat Rirnlnn OPALESCENT SHOP 68 Vt Flagler Tel 2-5335 Uaitiln Atr Shot Start earliest response was on in a man ol SO and the latest In a girl ol 23 From these experiment It has been concluded that the daily amount el this Vitamin-Human Being derive from natural perhaps (rom 3 to 5 milligram I not sulficient to maintain OR RESTORE the color ol Hair at all age Hence the result obtained in restoring Hair Color when an extra and generous amount is administered daily to eupple-ment the natural Intake HAVE GOOD HEALTHY NATURAL HAIR USE CAL CIUM PANTOTHENATE MIRA CLE OF THE ON SALE AT ALL DADE PHARMACIES 10 Stores to serve you THE REGULAR SELLING PRICES! OFF NOTICE- SPECIAL AFTEI SV3AY 18 DUE TO GOVERNMENT PRICE-FIXING REGULATIONS OUR REGULAR SELLING PRICES WILL GO INTO EFFECT Copy Lunclies In Palestine Senior Hadassah9 Final Spring Date To Include Studies Miami senior hadassah will combine its final business session of the season with the annual thrift luncheon at 1 Monday in Kaplan hall 137 lfith st The luncheon patterned after a typical Palestine school luncheon is In charge of the child welfare com niittee headed by Mrs Stanley Myers Mrs George Goldberg and Mrs Samuel Katz Proceeds of the luncheon will be addl'd to the chapter quota for the child welfare project Officers ill be elected The program will include a dis cusslon Safeguards Through Child by Mrs Myers monologue by Mrs I Weinstein and musical mim hers by Edward Pastrolf pianist and Tania Rantsev vocalist Kappa Alumnae Elect Leaders XJEW officers of Kappa Kappa ax Gamma alumnae to be installed at 8 Tuesday in the house 2515 DeSoto blvd include Mrs Ellis Sloan president Mrs Charles Yelvington vice president: Mrs Due recording secretary Mrs Grant Stockdale corresponding Miss Willomette Williamson and Mrs William Richardson executive board Miss Daisy Evans treasurer Circle Hours Arc Listed Sessions Scheduled By Presbyterian Women's Division CIRCLES of First Presbyterian church of Coral Gables association will meet Friday One will convene with Mrs John Erb 321 Madeira ave for luncheon 11 a three with Mrs Paul Shipe 1042 Catalonia ave luncheon and sewing' 11 a four Mrs Al-bin Pearson 1603 Columbus blvd sewing and covered dish luncheon 10:30 a five Mrs Walter Clarke 2716 De Soto Plaza 2 six Mrs Christian Wittkow Riviera Nurseries luncheon lLa Seven will meet with Mrs Tom McGill 3046 15th st 8 Party Hours Set Today Breakfast Cocktails At Home Scheduled By Miami Residents SOCIAL events today include: Mrs Ross Beckstrom and Mrs David Hendrick 337 15th rd breakfast for Miss Ruth Shelley 11 a Comdr and Mrs Lewis Cle-phane 2301 Columbus blvd Coral Gables at home 5 to 7 Lt and Mrs Erwin Collier and Lt and Mrs James Mathews cocktail party in Opa-Locka home of the Colliers 5 to 7 Sergeant Kelly cds In Atlanta The marriage of Mrs Elisabet Stone and Staff Sgt James A Kelly jr former Miamians took place April 28 in Atlanta the ceremony performed by Judge Jesse Wood The bride wore beige crepe and scarlet corduroy coat corsage of scarlet-and white Sergeant Kelly Is attached to Maj Meigs staff in the public relations department Southern Division Recruiting headquarters United States Marine Corps He re-enlisted in the corps in Miami last January and was transferred to Atlanta in February He is the son of Mr and Mrs James A Kelly Washington They will reside in Atlanta for the present Sunday Mar 10 Miami Bustnee and Professional Woman a club annual Day breakfast Pan American Airport 9 a Dade Business and Professional club Mother's Day bieaklast Miami Colonial hotel 30 a Siama Kaona sorority Mother a Day tea aororlty house 4 to 6 Lambda Pi sorority Mother Day luncheon Cadillac hotel 12 noon Young Womens Hebrew association cele bratlon 1567 Fifth st 8 ill auxiliary of National Federation of Post Office clerks local 172 post-office 3 Monday Mav 11 A A fine arts group Mrs John Burks 1701 Bayshore dr 3 30 City club box luncheon 21 14th ter 12 noon Miami Business and Professional club A 8 Miami chaDter Senior Hadassah annual thrift luncheon i37 19th at 1 Fort Dallas chapter 17 Bis-eavne Temple 8 pm Nu chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority room 519 Olvmpia bldg evening Delta Theta Chi sorority election Blua Room of Ingraham bldg 8 Council of Garden Club Presidents: Simo-son Memorial Oarden Center covered dish luncheon 12 noon: business I Gesu Social club card party rectory Everglades chapter D' A board of management Old Fort Dallas 2 Dames of Malta Protectors' club Biscayna Temple 1 Waneta Council Degree of Pocahontas 3819 Miami ave 8 pm Miami Springs club May breakfast Barcelona 12 noon Tuesday Mar t'S Pocahontas and Redinen's convention committee bridge and bunco carty 3819 Miami ave 8pm Miami chapter Women Flyers of America election of board members Happy Landings 13 Davis rd Coconut Grove 8 Pvthlan Sisters Needlecraft club covered dish luncheon Mrs Michael Schneider 169 27th st 1130 a Lambs' auxiliary tea Mrs Milton A Sir-kin 2024 Bay rd Miami Beach 3 to 430 Sisterhood of Miami Beach Jewish Center opening meeting 8 15 Greater Miami chapter National Home for Jewish Children annual donor luncheon Pago Pago room Vanderbilt hotel 1 Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae 2515 De-Solo blvd Coral Gables 8 Victory Bunco club 2950 19th st Past Parley American Legion auxiliary Coconut Grove Legion home Mother's Day luncheon 12'30 Miami Woman's club May breakfast 12 30 elective board 2 30 Sunshine circle Blscayne Bhy chapter 75 covored dish luncheon Mrs Diehl 313 Sarto ave Coral Gables 1130 a Estrelllta club Coral Gables chapter 174 covered dish luncheon and bridge Mrs Raymond Brown 4208 8 13lh ter 13 noon New TTuesday Bunco club 2170 17th ate 2 Ladies' Social club card and coffee partv 114 Fourth at 2 Coral Gables chapter A Green Candle tearoom 1030 a May breakfast 12 noon Wednesday May 13 Dade chapter of National Cardiac home Mother a Day program 720 West ave Miami Beach 1 30 Coral Gables Music Club Mrs Treverton 3717 Royal Palm ave Miami Beach 2 30 Holleman Park Garden club Mrs Lvne 827 Miami ave 2 South Florida Garden club Fairchild Tropical Gardens 10 a League Mrs Voile Rltenour 635 38th st 11 a Women of Moose chapter 289 bunco 2170 17th ave 3 Cornelia Boyd Turney Tent three Daugh tera of Union Veterans White Temple Methodist church 1 30 Thursday May 14 Town and Gown new music center 27th ave and Third st auxiliary National Federation of Post Office clerks local 172 nartv for new member Mr Denham 737 48ih at 12 noon Wvmodausia society Fort Dallas chapter 17 Mrs Murdock 1052 48th at 2 30 Coral Oables chanter 174 birthday celebration Masonic hall Douglas entrance 8 pm Past Noble Orands Mrs Sunderland 1162 Seventh st 8 ill Friday Mav 11 Sunshine circle Blscayne Bav chanter 75 8 card party 62 27lh st 130 Miami Children' Theater board Junior League room In Blscayne bldg 1030 a To Install Opti-Mrs club officers will be installed at the May breakfast Tues day at 12:30 at-the Barcelona tea room The Finest and Largest Selection In Ladies' Clothes Will Be Sacrificed DURING THIS LAST WEEK At One-Half of the Former Selling Prices Thousand Seven Hundred DRESSES-GOWNS HUNDRED COATS-SUITS HUNDRED Play Slack Suits Complete Assortment In Every Type Color and Material Junior Misses Hall and Large Sizes SAVE WHILE YOU HAVE A CIIAA'CE HEEOKE ITS TOO LATE! i The "Store Most Talked About" ON ALTON RD JUST OFF LINCOLN RD (Open Eveninss Till 9 o'Clock) MUMtR FRICfcS' My ten vha it ia the Navy tayt men in the terviee are neeciatly aeoriativ of the eitra offert American womrn ZZl art malune these tfayi to all timet Ieoh their 'nvel'ett Never at there a trier tlogan '4 earned than ar Morale a woman's jff Mt I Madeline's New Feather Permanent Carl Cut Nairtat Shampoo Watof Set Ittciadrd THIS WEEK Aftafilme Oil ohampoo and Won I Too Wrd rhur Kwp thorn llylnt and nallin too Keep np their now inoro than ever tha way you look slip HIM and olhrra a a yi aim ft Ml MANIC IKE $00 lien fevno Sill POO and hfcT Only SOo ALL WEEK Street Shampoo ltd Styling (nettled Machine or Mach'itss What Yea Vaevam and lad ft'd Coal Permanent off Creifnelel2 59 Oe La 95 Olympita )) 95 5 09 Profile $300 $5 50 Blee Tone S3 95 $8 00 Topper $5 00 $6 45 Original $4 45 $7 50 Vivaeieet $4 75 $10 00 Fascmatioa $6 45 $12 50 Mienonette S750 A creee from the (eeu Church BEAUTY HOPS? 140 FIRST AVE PHONE 2-0452 No Appointment Neeeuary Can Vilamins Change Gray Hair? Vitamin Guild of America Presents CALCIUM PANTOTHENATE Since November 1 1940 Good- housekeeping Bureau hae seen experimenting In ile laboratories with Ball and Human Being! to llnd oul whether the so-called Anti-Gray Hair Vitamin Pantothenate Add or lie can reitore color to Gray Hair Alter even month the following result -have been attained: 88 of the 25 men and women whoie age ranged from 22 to 60 and who volunteered lor the experiments showed poiilive evidence a return ol Hair Color Age did not appear to aiiect reiults The 4.