Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-06

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 Receipts Over sso.
 The receipts from Vanity Fair held at the college on saturaay night N entertainments were vaudeville offer ings, dancing and the police court The latter was especially entertaining ana furnished much fun to all the specta- tors. The effect of Mardi Gras was carried out and the affair was a great success socially as we'll as financially. This entertainment was the last Of a series being held to raise $500 for the
 Belgian relief fund. Contributions to this fund are as follows: pr. Frederick H. Sykes S1ee, Dr. Nye $50, the dansant $1eo, Mad F'rofic s60 athletic associa- ton $10, class of 1920 $25. class of 1919 s25, candy pull s, fines $50, committee tea $50, Vanity Fair $s0, Connecticut College News $25.
 Planning Pageant.
 Dr. Marjorie Barstow, professor of English at the college, who is arrang- 'ng the pageant of the sea. which is to be given in June, announced the ap- point of committees to take charge of the production.
 Commencing with a prologue which centers about Undine. for whose en-
 tertainment the ensuing historical events are contured from the mirror of the sea, the pageant will contain three principal scenes: The visit of Captain Kidd to New London harbor; the landing of Evange1ine with the Arcadians, and the burning of New London by Benedict Arnold The text aas been written by sophomores under :he direction of Dr. Barstow and is to be put in the hands of the student government association, who will con- duet tryeuts for places in the cast, for which all regular students will be eli- gible.
 Miss Helen Townsend of Mount Yer non, N. r., is chairman of the Captain Kidd scene. assisted by Miss Julie ders, New London, and Miss % Florence Lennon, Hartford. Miss Alison Hast ings has written the text for the Evan eeline scene. and the Benedict Arnold scene will be arranged by Miss Mary K Strange, Mystic, Miss Esther Ratchelder, Hartford. and Miss Juline Warner, North Woodbury.
 Miss Iveagh H. Sterry has been ap- pointed chairman of the news and pub cd by Miss Virginia Rose and Miss Dorothy Upton of Yonlzer,. N. Y. Miss Miriam Pomeroy has been. appointed editor of the pageant boob and her Batche1der and Miss Marion Wells of New London. The committee on de- yising the spectacle will be directed by Miss Ruth Morris, Fl Paso, Tex, assisted by Miss Marion Wells of New London. Miss Hazel woodtllI. in atructor in physical training, will train the students in the dancing and inter ludes, Songs wfSch will be introduced throughout the pageant will be written by students and set to music by pr. Louis A. Coerne, head of the depart nnent Of humic.
 To Hold Neninatiens.
 Nominations for the president of the student government association will be held the two days following tn ereturn to college after the Easter recess. A special board has been elected to tzlze charge of the nominationsc and elec- dons for this ohfce. which is consid- cred the greatest honor in college. This | committee consists. according to the constitution of the association, of f@ur | members, one from each class, but as | there are but two classes at the col lege. the two freshmen and two sophomores ct present constitute this 1 The members of the com Tutties, New Britain ,is, Miss Miss Emetta ta | Weed, '1e. Miss Mildred Howard, Wefhersdeld, 20 and Miss Frances Barlow, Chicago. 20.
 Sang Ess*er Carols.
 On Thursday morning at e.3o the student body gathered in group and in front of Dr. Sykes home. This plan 1 was suggested by the freshman class and enthusiastically carried out by the entire student body. It is hoped that i lusIoAaS S0cn as this may be eStab- iished at the college and that the 1 originality of. the two classes now at the college may start a precedent to l which the future classes may look l forward,
 Interesting Notes.
 A party of Chicago girls are spena- ing the Easter vacation In New York, staying at the Manhattan hotel. The party includes Leah Nora Pick, Fran ees Barlow, Irene Harth, Margaret Greenehaum. and Geneva Harrison. Miss Harth is acting as chaperone for the party.
 Miss Dorothy Msrwin of New Ha- ven. c. c. 20, is spending the vacation at Florida.
 party of girls from the western states are passing tn evaeation at At lantic City, ehaperoned by one of the l college faculty.
 pr. Barr. head of the department of | philosophy and English entertained 1 members of the faculty at a dinner | party Tuesday evening at Thames hall | in honor of her guest, Miss Mills. of | hia.
 On Monday evening at dinner col- | ege and patriotic spirit showed itself | to be very prevalent. During the tin- | 1er the girls sang patriotic and college | songs in connection with the crisis Of Il