The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
WOMEN STUDENTS
PLAN SENIOR HALL
$4,000 Needed for Project and
Committees Are DevOting
Vacation to Collect Coin

BERKELEY. Dec. IS.-The women Of
the senior class OF the university are
looking for millionaire with a gener-
Gus heart who viii contribute sub
stantisl sum for the building of the
proposed senior hall for the women
students. Although the women have
been working like Trojans for the last
Two weeks or more, they have amassed
but $3.50. and this seems long way
from the $4,000 desired for the hall
The women empha tically deny that
they would impose upon the millionaire
in question TO the extent OF sI.T5o ad-
ditional needed. but would like few
mlliionaires 10 help them with their
scheme. which promises so much TO the
senior women If they can not get big
sums they viii take small ones. they
say. only the han must be built
The question of q suitable place for
the women OF the senior class for their
mass meetings. their heart 10 heart
talks when student affairs are settled,
has long been burning one on the
campus.
START BUILDING FUND
The women OF the class OF 1910.
which viii be graduated, threw down
the gauntlet and declared that they in
tended 10 act, and not talk. They
started 10 work several weeks ago. and
by faculty and student contributions
nave succeeded in obtaining a small
nucleus Of the money wanted.
The various classes and societies Of
the campus have become interested in
the hau project and have guaranteed
their assistance. The men of the SEN
ate and congress debating societies viii
hold q football game for their benefit
next year.
The sophomore women. who will use
Tie hall themselves when they arrive
al the dignity Of the cap and gown,
have planned TO give 9 fair and dram
attic afternoon early next term Their
Committees in charge have been Sc
lected as follows.
FinEnce-Fern Andrews. chairman Olive Trssk.
Elizsbeth Bridge Theresa Harrison Dorothy
p 81. Dagmsr Games Hazel Hunt ami GWends-
rlTn Powers. General msnagine-Edirh Pence
chsirman: Pauline Ruth Irene o'Connor and
GLADYS Bskcr. Bo0ths-Alice Earl chairman
Doris spencer. Ethel Loekhart. OliYette Bunce
and Katherine Walker
TO STAGE TWO PLAYS
Two plays viii he staged on the af-
afternoon Of the fair. The first entitled
The New Professor" with the follow
i1E cast
Fern andrews. Daemar Games. Caroline
1elchert- Goldie Hubert kate MeEifath. Mar
~ E stanton Ellen Ord Ethel Robinson, Irene
tishssan. lrene O'Connor. Doris clarke Edith
Msy Lindsay. Helen Runyon Brenta Haynes.
Teresa Harrison GLADYS Lewis.
Love VIII Find a Way" is the sec
ond play, and the cast viii be:
Ethel Davenport. Gladys Baker Dolores Brad
leF. Pauline Ruth. Mildred Porter. Olive Trssk.
Liliisu Brown. Josephine Le Cont. Emily Har-
. rold.
Besides the assistance to be rendered
5av the sophomore women the Prv1anean
honor society has promised part OF the
proceeds OF the fete which IL viii give
on the campus February j. and the
Mask and Dagger dramatic society has
sisO offered substantial aid.
These are the women who are devot-
ing their time 10 the project:
Subscription commitree-iirace Mcfarland
IL irmsn- Elizabeth Worley. Bernice Kelley
Dorothy Hart. Grace Hunter
Building ,1mmittee-Afarguer ogden. chair
Ilsn- Bessie keutuer- Maja McCabe. Mary Ada
Pence. clara Haryetf- Margaret johnson Mar
gsuet HlzaF. Bessie Goodwin Leila AIckIbben.
lillian Ric--
Senior haH Of the women VIII be
auilt near founders rock on the north
:side Of the campus. back OF the mining
building IT viii be TO the women of
.the senior class what the senior hall is
10 the men
The building committee has pre-
pared tentative plans OF the hall a
perspective OF which has been sketched
bv Miss Lillian Rice