Summer Session Mixer —

 

The first reception and mixer of
the summer session at the Uni-
versity was held in the Union ball-
room last night from 7 until 8:15
o’clock. About 250 persons played
various card games and danced to
music furnished on a large record |
machine. Mixers are to be a reg-'
ular Monday evening function with
classes in community recreation
of the department of physical edu-
cation in charge of arrangements.

Various other recreational facil-
ities are provided each evening in.
the qudrangle in front of Robin-
son gymnasium and Fowler shops
on the campus. Flood lights have
been installed to illuminate the
grounds for various games,

Equipment is furnished for
archery, shuffleboard, ping pong,
croquet, badminton, darts, and
other games. Teeter totters, sand
boxes, and monkey mazes are avail-
able for children.

Tomorrow night a special radio
with a power speaker will bring the
Louis-Galento fight to visitors at
the recreational grounds. The
radio has been offered to the
students of the summer session by
Hovey Hanna of the Hanna Radio
Shop and will be brought to the
campus quadrangle on a truck to
enable all to hear the fight from
the benches and chairs provided.

Various facilities and equipment
for games is available in the quad-
rangle each evening from 7 until
8:30 o’clock. Approximately 150,
'students, faculty members, and
their families have gathered each
evening since the opening of the |
recreational program.

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