Students
Will Dance, Eat
At 3.5. Picnic

Dance and eat! That’s the theme
of the big picnic-dance to be held.
next Tuesday evening, according to
Dr. F. C. Allen, director of the rec-
reation program.

The evening officially begins at
5:30 with the opening of the play-
ground, Doctor Allen said. Dinner
will be served at 6 by Miss Hermina |
Zipple, director of the Memorial Un- |
ion, for 35 cents a plate. Se :

Prof. Dean Herschler, visiting pro-
fessor of Fine Arts from the College
of Emporia, will lead \ community
singing before and after the meal, it
was said.

After dinner, John Cress and a
group of tumblers and gymnasts will.
present a little exhibition. His wife,
Mrs. Dorothy Cress, will follow with |
several song and darice numbers by
children in her charge. r

When the program is finished, all
may dance on the concrete ballroom
to the music of Marjorie Henry and |
her all-girl orchestra. The dance will
last from 7:30 to 8:20, in order that
students wishing to attend the sum-
mer session play, “Penny Wise,” may
do so. ;

“All are invited,” Doctor Allen said,
“faculty, students, their Wives, and
their friends.”

The recreation head explained that
anyone wishing to bring his own pic-
nic lunch may do so, but that tickets |
for the dinner to be served by Miss
Zipple should be purchased early so
that some idea may be had as to the
number who will attend.

Tickets for the Picnic dinner may)
be bought at the Business office, |
School of Education office, Memorial
| Union desk, and the Physical Edu-.
cation office.