Brown and White Vol. 24 no. 45

              dramatic club will present the fair co=ed for its 33d annual production the junior week festivities be gan last night with the sophomore cotillion club dance in drown hall and the freshman dance at the sigma nu house the course dinner which opened the festivities last year was omitted this year as it did not prove a sufficient success drown hall was very appropri ately decorated with an abundance of american flags dropped from the center and on all sides while the lights were covered with greens about eighty-five couples attended and danced far into the morning to the excellent moisie furnished by market's orchestra of new york city the program consisted of twenty dances and four extras while a supper was served after the first half the freshman dance was in progress at the same time at the sigma nu house and was well at tended by the members of the class and house party guests the mu sic was furnished by white's banjo orchestra while the committee in charge was f m keiser chairman t 11 milson h f sheetz r b honeyman and l f ruf tonight the junior prom will be held in drown hall at nine o clock and from present indications the function will surpass that of previ ous years the committee in charge is composed of e c^davidson,.m e johnson l sargeant a e bu chanan s vance r c alden and e a moo ers rushton's orches tra of philadelphia has been en gaged to furnish the music while | light refreshments will be served during the course of the evening tomorrow afternoon the brown and white lacrosse team will battle with the carlisle indian twelve on taylor field the game will begin at 3 o'clock and the same line-up as was used in the perm state game will probably start the contest tomorrow evening the mustard and cheese dramatic association will present its thirty-third annual spring production the fair co ed a clever musical comedy by george ade the production will be staged at the grand opera house south bethlehem and will begin at 8 o'clock although none of the dormitory sections and only eight of the fra ternities are holding house parties over the week end the number of guests attending the festivities is not much smaller than that of last year the hotels of the bethlehems are filled to capacity math junior week visitors and the allentown hostelries also have numerous registrations tomorrow evening the mustard and cheese club will present its thirty-third annual production the fair co-ed at the grand opera house south bethlehem the advance sale of tickets has sur passed records for several years back and those who have been fol lowing the progress of the perform ance at rehearsals feel sure that a large audience will be highly pleased with the efforts of the club rehearsals have been going on steadily since january andl every detail has been carefully perfected both in the cast and the chorus work novel and attractive adver tising methods have been adopted this year with the result that every one is looking forward to the fair co-ed considerable curi osity and speculation was caused by announcements on signs and post j ers that the beautiful actress who is to play the lead was keeping her identity secret but that anyone who identified her wouldl be pre sented with free tickets the climax was reached this morning at fourth and new streets when a stylishly dressed young lady was addressed as ' ' the fair co-ed by a man who had been following her for several min utes she indignantly walked away but the youth insisted that she was the actress a policeman noticed the disturbance and came to the assistance of the girl an argument ensued a crowd collected and con siderable excitement was aroused in the midst of the row a fast road ster dashed up to the curb the young lady sprang in and as the machine started away snatched off a handsome brunette wig and flung out a handful of cards announcing the mustard and cheese produc tion the play was written by george ade for the dramatic club of his own university it was such a suc cess that miss elsie janis had it slightly remodeled and starred in it for some time the play is splendidly adapted to a college production the scene is laid in a small military college bingham college the heroine is the only co-ed left at the college the faculty having ruled out all the rest making an exception in her case because her father was one of the first alumni all of the male students are smitten by her charms and forty seniors have proposed but all are in doubt as to whom is most favored the co-ed secretly favors davy dickerson who has been in college for six years and has accumulated enough conditions to keep him another six in order to test his sincerity cynthia de cides to go to the junior prom dis guised as her cousin jimmy a stu dent at annapolis the second act shows the ball with cynthia the lion of the even ing with the ladies and consequent ly decidedly unpopular with the continued on fifth page to combine the best qualities of past volumes and to add new features in an attractive manner is the accomplishment of the 19 18 epitome board for some time this volume has shown little varia tion though now and then new features were introduced these accumulated until the present number when with clever designs and art work they have been at tractively arranged the volume which apears on sale today is bound in limp leather while the cloth volume is bound in browned board packer hall tower and the university seal forms the cover design a light green border is used on each page though this is modified to har monize with the artistic design in the senior section divided into six sections the ur iversity classes organizations auiiefcics student life and feature • are each given just treatment the last named section is the newest addition giving something to the book which in the past has been noticeably lacking it is dedicated to everything at the university or closely related to it which has given rise to jest or become a part of the lehigh tradition from this page attention then turns to the financial account a reminder of a similar practice of a few years ago then the civils miners and town are given their proper relations in paragraph and photograph the poster announcing the ah uni versity vaudeville is the begin ning of a series of humorous lines it is here that the brown and white and the burr come in for a share of the knocks the gags this year are fewer in number but seem to have been outdone by the other parts of the feature section sprinkled throughout this section as well as the rest of the book are a number of snap shots depicting the student life and campus views two pages are devoted to platts burg illustrated discussions of the work of the y m c a and arcadia appear with the usual summaries of the seasons of various athletic teams illustrated with snaps and indi vidual photographs this section presents few new features the book itself is dedicated to archibald johnston 89 but the senior class book unlike that of last year is not dedicated to an individual apparently the class book committee did not desire to destroy the unity of the book a thing so marked in the issues since the class book and epitome are combined first by dedicating to the living dead — those men who have left college before their senior years — the committee hit upon a happy idea then this section was made to blend with the entire volume as no attempt was made tc make it stand out too prominently here there are a few noticeable shifts in the editing for honors are first and favorite expression at the end while the nickname finds a place before the write-up begins thus each page has been made to game practically decides inter collegiate championship as it is a crucial struggle at three o'clock tomorrow after noon the lehigh lacrosse team will line-up against the fast carlisle in dian twelve from all present in dications this should be a most hot ly contested and hard fought game in fact it will be the crucial strug gle of the season carlisle will come here with a string of victories over such worthy opponents as johns hopkins and baltimore city college to its credit the indians defeated both these teams which are the best south of the mason and dixon line by large scores and when the dusky war riors come to try their skill against lehigh s twelve a team already proven a fast and clever machine a thrilling game should result coach grimes has been priming his men for the coming test against the powerful redmen and even the most conservative will admit that the indians will run up against at least a hard opposition and a clever attack such as swept the perm state team off their feet last satur day bert davis will again be the referee davis was formerly coach of the swarthmore twelve and it was in the period of his jurisdic tion as coach that he turned out a team which defeated the canadian champions a feat never before nor since performed by a team of colle giate rank from the united states the showing of the brown and white twelve last saturday against perm state gave visions of repeat ing last season's performance when lehigh copped the intercollegiate championship title a a tate at goal will possibly be given more work tomorrow af ternoon than in the opening game of the season he was the best col legiate goal tender of the 1916 sea son and bids fair to repeat it again this season seven of the men who will start the game have won their l in lacrosse in previous seasons name ly capt jenness tate walther kennedy w schulz barclay and wait greer lewis brobst alden and o'brien are the other regular men and have all played in parts of games last year the work of these new men together with the substitutes who entered the perm state game was especially pleasing to lacrosse enthusiasts there is a wealth of strong sec ond string material available from which to draw throughout the sea son competition is keen for every position on the team which keeps the candid atesi constantly putting forth their best efforts there is not a weak spot in the entire line up to penetrate the lehigh de fense is no easy task and the attack could hardly be improved the line-up of last week is still unchanged and will be as follows lehigh — tate goal walther point ; kennedy cover point ; w schulz first defense greer second defense barclay third defense jenness captain center lewis third attack ; wait second attack ; brobst first attack alden out home o'brien in h*ome junior week is being celebrated by many of the fraternities by having house parties the guests at the various houses are : delta tau delta : chaperons mis h b knox philadelphia pa mrs s p hietshu bethle hem pa miss hazel coffin ger mantown pa ; miss hilah reeder new york n v ; miss mary pyles williamsport pa ; miss marion martz philadelphia pa ; miss helen lunn newark n j ; mass margaret mckeown east orange n j ; miss mary kirk doyles town pa ; miss laura pittenger camden n j kappa sigma : chaperons mr and mrs r b dayton port jeffer son l 1 ; mrs l d latimer washington d c mrs gerald swallow no rristown,,pa miss anna swartz easton pa ; miss gene vieve conwell elmhurst l i ; miss viola c lapp new york n v ; miss elbise bennech allen town pa ; miss ruth moser allen town pa ; miss margaret clark easton pa ; miss marion young south bethlehem pa chi phi chaperons mrs don ald f wallace east orange n j ; mrs joseph u dillinger washington d c miss mildred lewis elkins park pa : miss margaret brown baltimore md ; miss rose dawson rockdale md ; miss dorothy herron washington d c ; miss eleanor dearl bethle hem pa miss louise carney bethlehem pa miss polly souther new york n v ; miss edith hubbard brooklyn n v ; miss rose scheckdell baltimore md sigma nu : chaperons mrs seaman mrs ayres mrs miller new york n y miss marjorie seaman new york n v ; miss virginia dunlap keokuk iowa miss helen berger bethlehem pa miss florence hartzell beth lehem pa ; miss margaret keck allentown pa chi psi mrs fenner mrs , peek bethlehem pa miss helen carrier sherbourne n v ; miss katharine howell newark n j ; ' miss isabel hosack carnegie pa ; miss m williams new york n v miss e hakes illian n v ; miss r milson catasauqua pa ; miss katharine coville washing \ ton d c ; miss m stevenson crafton pa miss m wickel hausen montclair n j ; miss h milson catasauqua pa ; miss h ! home catasauqua pa ; miss n ! davis new york n v ; miss m i weiser york pa miss d van dyke montclair n j ; miss m duff carnegie pa ; miss m jones allentown pa psi upsilon : chaperons mr and mrs kurtz philadelphia pa mrs halsted brooklyn n y miss grace emanuel bethlehem pa ; miss ruth randolph bethle hem pa ; miss helen selover continued on fifth page the brown and whites lehigh university bethlehem pa friday april 27 1917 epitome on sale today new features with clever designs and art work make volume attractive vol xxiv lacrosse team to meet indians record crowd expected best home game of the season to be seen tomorrow on taylor field six sections every phase of college activity is covered changes in the class book house parties mustard and cheese fraternities entertain quests who enjoy dances teas and games festivities junior prom sophomore cotillion freshman dance teas and athletic contest no 45 -(-•••■••■•■•••••"••••.•••••"•■■•••••••■••"•••••••■■••••■■••.••••••••••- ? ! • • j senior class meeting j monday noon drown hall i i junior week qayety holds attention of students short intermission which started yesterday brings with it frivolity large number of quests entertained by various social functions and athletic contests all over on sunday