Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-16

The student council announces the following chaperonage regulations for Saturday, March 17th-
 1-Students may dine unchaperoncd at the approved places until 7.30. S-AlI students must be back in the dormitories by g. % a. m.
 .s3-Students may go to the dance and return unchaperoned by special 1 trolley. 1.-Two or more couples may go un- chaperoned to thesdance by autonlob bile, S5-An students not returning by special trolley must be chaperoned 6-Students. going to supper at the approved places after the dance must be chaperoned and must comply with the returning hour stated above.
 ManyscoHeses Will be Represented One hundred couples have signed up for the Frolic on Saturday night, and represented. On Saturday evening at zoo there will be several dinner par ties in Thames Hall, at the tea house and at the Mohican. The first basketball game of the season is to be held on Saturday morning at 10 a. m. and visitors at the college over the week end will attend the game, as part of the program of the week end.
 The Easter Vacation.
 The Easter vacation will be held from April 5th, Thursday noon to April 11th, Wednesday noon. This is interpreted to mean that a student may leave after the last scheduled recitation in all courses in which she is concerned, and she must return in time for the first recitation on her program after the vacation. Absences from the said final or first meetings of classes will be reported to the faculty for action.
 To Give Concert Here.
 The college glee club at a meeting held Wednesday afternoon, voted to accept the offer of the Norwich Y. M. c. A. regarding giving a concert in Norwich. Definite plans have not as yet been completed, and so the date of the concert is undecided.
 Another Auction Held.
 The second auction of the season was held at Winthrop House on Saturday evening. Miss Mary Hester, Brook lyn, N. r.. acted as autioneer and car-. ried out her trade with much humor and fun. There were many bargains at the auction which was great suc- cess, both to the girls, who were auc- tioning clothes. and to girls buying.
 Plans Underway for Pageant.
 Preliminary plans are underway for the presentation of a pageant on the campus of Connecticut college, June 8. The pageant will set forth the ancient and modern fame of New London as a seaport town. Details of the prod1c- ton are now being prepared by sIu- dents of the English department un- der the direction of Dr. Marjorie Bar stow. The choruses. dancing and sim liar features will be in charge of Miss Hazel woodruff, instructor in phygic- al education and culture. Music for songs, the words of which will be original compositions by students, will be the product of Dr. Louis Coerne. The pageant will be on the same line of work, as was produced in Riverside Park, six years ago under the direo- ton of Miss Clara Newcomb, and 1t is hoped that it will be as great success.
 Many Enterin Students.
 A list of about 50 students to enter the college in September as the. class of 1921 has been compiled of the fol-
 Esther F. Allen, Norwich; Bargara J. Ashenden. Warrentown; Laura c. Batchelder. Rocky Hill; Natalie M. tol sann Hnsonia: im Rnth C. child. hePS Putnam; % Elian Clark, Hartford, Virginia Clark, Hotchkissville Esther Fowler, New Haven; Abbey c. Gallup, Norwich; Hattie Goiean. New Haven: Christine Lima Gray. Waterford; Hell en HalIs New Haven; Martha Houston. New Haven; Margaret Jacobson, Norma Kimball. New Haven; Ruth Levine, New Haven; Marian Lyon, Danbury; Emeline Loomis. North Westchester; Ruth Mcdonald. Mystic; Lydia J. Marvin, Deep River; Eleanor Mills, Nicholas; Doris Morton. Bran ford; Roberta Morton, Rocky Hill: I Mary O'ConneII, Middletown; Marga- ret Packer Waterbury; Mildred Peck. Bristol; Esther Pedrick, Baltimore, Maryland; Marjorie Porritt, Hartford; Dorothy Pryde, Orar~e; May Began, Stamford; Helen Rie North Gros- yenordale; Tdith Sea l, Saugerties, N. Y.; Ella Skritulskyx ew Britain q ' Gladys Smith, Middles a; Rachefi Smith Bayonne. N- Y.; re Stark, l North Lyme; Mabel Stel |, Halt- l ford: Mildred Stone EIlie Helen