Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-14


ther, Fay Foster. Glee Club.
This friday evening the freshman
class will entertain at a class dance
IN the college gymnasium, the dance
being in the form of a Valentine af-
fair. 1t is expected that there will be
about eighty couples present and the
party will be chaperoned by freshmen
instructors. The dance is given by
the freshman class for its members
and their guests and is not a college
affair The Coast Guard orchestra
from Fort Trumbun will play for
dancing.
Saturday afternoon. The Dansant,
under the auspices OF the Service
League will be given in the college
gymnasium from to 6. The, Dansant
is given annually by the Service
League for one purpose or another
and this year the proceeds will be
donated to the Belgian Relief Fund
Icing raised at college. An orchestra
from New Haven will play for dane
ing and an attractive programme Of
featur and solo dances will lie pre-
scented during the afternoon. 1t is ex-
pected that about one hundred and
fifty couples will attend the affair
which is one Of the social events OF
the year.
About forty students win attend the
World Famous Artist Series of con-
Certs to be given in the New London
Vocational Auditorium during the
coming months. Nine. Julia Claussen,
prirna donna of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, will be heard on March IS:
Margaret Jameson, the noted pianist
and Jacques Thibaud, the great
French violinist. on Feb. IS; The Ha-
vcns Trio, Raymond Ravens, pianist,
| Alvin Schroeder. first 'callist of the
| Boston symphony Orchestra. and SyI-
| Wan Noack. Yiolinist, assistant con-
cert master Of The Boston Symphony
| Orchestra and Sue Harvard, soprano
| sciois:. VIII appear on April %
! An important meeting Of tho Str.
dent Government ssociatiou vas held
| on Tuesday e1enina and several mat-
| tcrs e Importance discussed at
I lengtG. Tha nlatter Of cutting cI@sz~.,
| before and after vacation pcricd
| was taken IN and it waa voto5 70
| "rnUOWc~ fHe student council to take
! action against sub Offenders by talk
/ Jig away some social privilege which
! 2 college student is entitled to. This
| may eithe- Dc preventing a student
! from attending college functions or
| comprising a student for stated
| length of time. not alleging her to
| ltave campus. The matter of imDos-
! lis@ a fine for such offenses was dis
| cussed but the matter was dropped.
! Chaperonaga rules were discussed
and ii was announced that new ar
| r2n@emcnts for chaperonage after 10
y. m. had been made to which stu
| dents were expected TO conform.
| The matter of disreearding library
rules was discussed a0d j. was de-
cided that a more stringent enforce
rnent OF the rules lie made and severe
| penalties FOR infringement upon the
r,;les.
The first varsity basketball team
q the college, after an extended pc
rod OF practice and tryouts has been
| selected by college officials and viii
hcnceforth form an important branch
Of the spo-cS at the cc@ ,ge. Miss
Louise Ainsley Of CheslI:zr Conn. q
prominent athlete at the college. has
been elected captain Of the varsity
an office to which much honor is at
tached IN The college world. She is
president of the Athletic Association
which numbers $50 students in its
membership. and for the last fou
years has played on the class and sec
ton soccer hockey and baseball
teams, establishing record for GOO
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me Squao consists or twelve mem
DeIS' regulars ana substitutes and
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