Brown and White Vol. 27 no. 51

              dances to feature junior week party eleven house parties to entertain guests price five ceftts nine begins long northern trip lehigh twelve to play new rivals vol xxvii no 51 visitors from all parts of the united states to make merry during junior week team leaves today first trip of its kind since 1917 pros pects for success elaborate plans made f<r suc cessful annual event wright and sherbo to furnish music syracuse and crescent a.c to be the next opponents of lacrosse team strong teams five games west point colgate vermont dartmouth and wesleyan to oppose lehigh team game with crescent a c to be played away ; syracuse on taylor field eleven fraternities will hold parties during the coming junior week which promises to add to the general program of dances and entertainment the fraternities included in this number are the phi delta theta psi upsilon alpha tau omega sigma nu delta tau delta beta theta pi alpha chi rho chi psi phi sigma kappa sigma phi and kappa alpha the guests and chaperones from the different houses are as follows : alpha tau omega — misses anne ambler norwood pa ; cor nelia sherron philadelphia ger trude megargel binghamton n v ; helen colladay philadelphia ; dorothy mcdonald chicago 111 ; lois cole and elsa clauder bridgeport connecticut corrine henshaw providence r i ; mil dred kellerman philadelphia harriet ridenoir kansas city mo mary wright phialdelphia andi elizabeth devin mount ver non o the chaperones are mrs h w fitzgerald binghamton n v ; mrs f m hammond bridge port conn and mrs j m wil liams uverbrook ta phi sigma kappa — misses elizabeth bieber melrose park pa mary l torpin elkins park pa ; frieda kurtz wilmington del ; grace l hutton wilming ton del isabel shindle tamaqua pa ; georgia long washington d c ; mary gallagher b # ethlehem pa ; virginia arnchein bethle hem pa chaperones mrs f g snyder bethlehem pa ; mrs e l ryerson sussex n j delta tau delta — misses amelia lee pittsburgh pa marie longneeker alentown pa helen lawton philadelphia ; muriel mccollough newark n j ; mary lewis greensburg pa ; burrill luck germantown pa ; natalie morehouse darien conn ; margaret landis harirsburg pa ; margaret kelsey oak lane pa marjorie greene paterson n j chaperones mrs william todd chester pa ; mrs william barr philadelphia mrs earl b breed ing new york chi psi — misses helen horn catasauqua pa ; edith m greene philadelphia ; katharine towers continued on third page phi delts nose out phi gams musical clubs to give concert in reading the lacrosse team will engage in two games within the next week one away and one at home on next saturday the team meets the strong crescent a.c of new york on the latter s grounds while the following thursday finds lehigh opposing syracuse on taylor field both of these teams are new comers on lehigh s schedule the game with syracuse marks the first athletic contest between the two schools for several years this game will be one of the attractions of junior week and a considerable crowd will undoubtedly be on hand little is known concerning the strength of the crescents or syra cuse but both may be depended upon to furnish strong opposition the crescent athletic club puts teams on the field m basketball hockey lacrosse and several other sports which are on a par with the best teams in the east syra cuse as is well known sends out strong teams and their lacrosse team this year is said to be a heavy aggregation with a number of football men on it despite the fact that the team is in a much better condition than several weeks ago a glance over the squad will find quite a few cripples amongst the first string wey is still having considerable trouble with his eyes due to being struck in the eye with the ball dur ing a game last year bush broke a small bone in his ankle in the first scrimmage of the week davidson tore a ligament on his right side lewis has a bad foot however it is expected that with the exception of bush these men will be able to line up saturday in addition to these cripples the team is deprived of the services of backert who is working on the railroad in the present emergency while the game last saturday with baltimore city college was little more than a work-out owing to the weak opposition furnished yet the game served to show that the team is fast rounding into shape the passing was better than in the navy game and the general team work good the easy game allowed coach o'neill to get a line on a number of substitutes and several of these will be used in the coming games the line-up is somewhat uncertain at present but will probably be as follows lehigh — spanagel g ; enslin f straub c.p wilson lstd maurer 2ndd ; jenness 3rdd ; strauch c ; davidson 3rda ; schubert 2nda ; nesselbush ist a ; schulz 0.h ; lewis i.h junior week will be the occasion for two meets tryouts for places on the team musical comedy to add to gaiety cinder artists to meet n.y.u and state mustard and cheese club to present snappy review wednesday night last wednesday the trials for the next two meets were held under the worst conditions the track was very wet and the pit practical ly a mud puddle but nevertheless the times were rather encouraging however the times will not be made public as they are not repre sentative of the team's work the meet with n y u is looked forward to as the first difficult one of the season the new yorker s are said to have a strong team and there will be opposition in every event the meet next wednesday with perm state is looked forward to with great expectations and it is certain that every event will be hotly contested shields who was the champion of the a.e.f is be ing brought on state s team which is on its way to the relays state s team is thought to be one of the strongest in the eastern states coach kanaly believes in a con servative outlook and does not make any promises but is putting all the work he can into the men in preparation for the meet the meet will take place promptly at 2 30 so that the houseparty events that will be held later in the after noon will not be interferred with all the events could not be run off last wednesday but those that were resulted in the following manner although as above stated no time was given out : 100-yard : trumbore first ; kar ton second 220-yard : not run 440-yard : ' cornell first ; bur gess second 880-yard : schwarzbach first ; fancher second mile bray first schragger second 2 mile carr first gerlach second pole vault paret first good second high jump : herrington first sharp second broad jump : reibe first ; locke second shot put will be chosen be tween waltz davenport and mac go wan special attention is called to the meet next wednesday for it will no doubt be one of the best of the season samuel j dallas presi dent of the a.a.u will be there along with doctor o brian who will act as starter lewis gold smith and captain lang will act as clerks and field officials one of the biggest features of the junior week festivities will be the mustard and cheese show to be held wednesday april 28 at 8 15 p.m in the auditorium of the bethlehem high school south side the play is a musical comedy in two acts called the scandal school and promises to be one of the best productions ever given by the mustard and cheese society ' ' the scandal school was writ ten by thomas b donaldson and is being staged by parke b fraim 09 the scenes are laid on the campus of the morava-thorpe sem inary katherine loving ph.d has purchased the mora va-thorpo sem inary which is under a heavy mortgage major rand an old time lover of dr loving is the principal of the cadet school near the seminary and unknown to her holds the mortgage on the place the fun begins when gretchen snitzel the maid in a particularly mischievous moment sends kath eiine loving s picture to major rand besides a number of the girls pictures to cadets at the academy the chorus is made up of twelve cadets and twelve girls from the seminary the whole cast has been rehears ing earnestly for some weeks under the able direction of parke fraim and the play is expected to be a crowning success the cast of characters in order of their appearance : millicent endsley a pupil in mor ava-thorpe seminary f w lewis 23 gretchen snitzel handymaid . . . h g boynton 21 katherine loving ph.d principal of the seminary rupert de a hughes 22 sarah jane boggs housekeeper at the seminary . j s huston 23 jeanette renslaer a pupil w d rudy 20 gilbert morris a cadet e w estes 20 lieut wm willing j m read 23 absalom hawkins jr deputy constable . d g maraspin 21 charles renslaer jeanette s father c p gooding 22 obadiah richmond a chauffeur . . . j n marshall 20 maflor allen rand c j h jagels 22 tickets were placed on sale yes terday at the office of prof palmer in coppee hall and will be on sale there today and tomorrow all seats are reserved ; prices of admission are 1.50 and 1.00 plus war tax and 75 including war tax students would do well to obtain tickets as soon as possible in order to avoid a last minute rush final arrangements have been made for junior week which will begin monday april 26 and end sometime friday april 30 the various committees have been working zealously to make this junior week the best in the his tory of lehigh and these men de serve the backing of all the men in college the inter-fraternity coun cil and other committees have sparedi no time and trouble to make these dances a success the following is a schedule of the fes tivities monday april 26 : 9 30 p.m — inter fraternity dance drown hall wright's saxaphone orchestra of colum bus ohio tuesday april 27 : 4 00-7 00 p.m — phi delta theta — the dansant — sayre park 9 00 p.m freshman dance slf phi lodge sayifc park brown brothers orchestra 9 30 p.m sophomore cotillion drowm hall whght's saxaphone orchestra wednesday april 28 : 2:30 p.m lehigh-penn state track meet taylor field 4:00-7:00 p.m beta theta pi the dansant lehigh country club 8 00 p.m mustard and cheese production ' ' scandal school ' ' high school auditorium college dance drown hall fol lowing mustard and cheese sherbo's orchestra from the little club new york city thursday april 29 : 4:00 a.m delta tan delta breakfast dance 3:00 p.m lehigh-syracuse la crosse game taylor field 9 00 p.m — junior prom drown hall sherbo's orchestra the boxes on the lower floor of drown hall as previously an nounced in the brown and white will be rented to the various fra ternities at a nominal fee of 5.00 each and during supper and be tween dances the members of each fraternity will meet in their re spective boxes this is a plan that has met with great success at other colleges and which should meet with approval at lehigh the kappa beta phi the dansant as previously announced to be held in drown hall on tues day april 27 will not be given the following fraternities ex pect to give house parties : alpha tau omega beta theta pi chi psi delta tau delta kappa alpha phi delta theta phi sigma kappa psi upsilon sigma nu sigma phi andi alpha chi rho junior week burr the next issue of the lemgh burr will be out by the middle of junior week this will be the junior week number and will contain a snappy array of house party jokes continued on third page the combined musical clubs have started in to practice in earn est for the concert to be given at reading on may 15th the man dolin club has been practicing several new instrumental pieces which are sure to make a hit the glee club has secured several new songs and an excellent program is being arranged the next re hearsal for the combined clubs will take place on wednesday even ing may 15th at 7 30 in drown hall it is urged that all members of the club be present as a lot of work must be done in order to put up a good showing at the concert in reading with enthusiasm running at its highest point and with real basket ball spirit showing itself every minute the phi delta theta and the phi gamma delta teams fought for thirty minutes for supremacy in the fastest and most interesting inter-fraternity game played this season when the smoke of the battle had cleared away the score board showed a victory for phi delta theta by the very small margin of 16-14 the closeness of the final score indicates how nearly the two teams were matched hardly at any time during the game did the score differ by more than two or three points after the first few minutes the phi delts assumed the lead and after being tied once retained it for the remainder of the game the two or three points which they continued on fourth page tonight the lehigh baseball team leaves bethlehem station on the black diamond for the most extensive northern baseball trip that has ever been attempted heretofore the baseball team has generally made a short trip through the south and in 1917 a journey was made through west ern pennsylvania and up into new england including games with perm state pittsburgh medford all stars holy cross and will iams this trip closed the 1917 season and proved to be very suc cessful when lehigh won the east ern intercollegiate championship by downing the holy cross nine by the score o 3-2 after 16 innings this trip promises to be more successful than any since manager j a gardy has arranged games with some of , the largest universi ties of new england after spend ing the night in new york the team will leave for west point in the morning and arrive there shortly before noon in the after noon they meet the cadet nine and then move on to albany where they spend the night sunday morning they leave for hamilton n.y where they rest over the day the next afternoon colgate uni versity will be the opponent they then travel back to albany and early tuesday morning set out for burlington vt that afternoon will find lehigh facing the strong vermont baseballers who have just returned from a rather successful southern tour after spending tuesday night in burlington they journey onward to hanover n.h here they meet the big green team in their opening game of the season that evening finds them on their way to springfield mass where they spend the night the next morning they set out for middletown and the same after noon encounter the wesleyan ag gregation this game finishes the trip but immediately after the close of the game they journey on to hartford to attend a banquet given to the team by the lehigh club of south ern new england this gathering is sure to be a success and the pres ent lehigh will be represented by dr drinker mr walters bosey reiter and okey " in addition to these well-known men there will be a large number of lehigh gradu ates and also some lehigh under graduates tom keady has selected practic ally the same men to go on this trip as took the trip to washington the squad consists of the follow ing men : captain johnson pfeiffer lees wilson yap rote donovan beck savaria mathag larkin and two out of these three men douglass liston and kline the line-up which will be used against west point tomorrow will be the same as the one started in the georgetown game with larkin replacing douglass in right field the annual game with west continued on third page brown and white bethlehem pa friday april 23 1920 mustard and cheese tickets prof palmer's office student sale seats reserved 1.50 1.00 0.75