Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-11-06
Homecoming To Be
Largest Alumni Meet

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With the prospect OF an early sellou
for the Homecoming game. Universit,
Of Washington alumni are planning tn.
greatest reunion In the history of thu
institution for November IA and 10.
Nine thousand graduates Of the Uni.
versity now residing in the state are te
receive invitations to the big celebra-
ton, Albert Belch, general chairman Of
the alumni homecoming committee, an.
nounced yesterday. Foreign alumni
were invited weeks ago.
Two Bathrooms.
The two-day program planned by the
alums will commence Friday afternoon
with luncheon In the Chamber OF
Commerce building. 1t Is I'd continue
almost without break until early Sum
day morning. when the last strains OF
the orchestra are heard at the Alumni
football dance in the Venetian and
Spanish bathrooms Of the Olympic
Hotel.
Friday afternoon conducted tour of
the campus will be made to give the
alumni an opportunity to visit the new
buildings and to renew old acquaint-
ances with professors.
Registration of alums is to begin at
Chimes tower Friday noon and con-
tinue all day Saturday.
Grads to Join Rally.
The Homecoming rally dinner will be
held at the Wilsonian, Friday at 6 p. m.
and will be interrupted by q serpentine
parade of students at $3.50 p. m. At
that time the alums will join the rally
and proceed in a noise parade to
Denny field.
Here huge bonfire rally is to be
held In conjunction with the student
rally.
Signs Will Be Judged.
Judging of fraternity signs and
decorations will be at 9 o'clock Friday
night.
Saturday noon before the w. s. C.
game at o'clock there will be an
alumnae luncheon In the Commons
held especially for unaffiliated women
Lillian Hollander and Isyl johnson are
In charge.
Houses Plan Dinners.
Reunion dinners in fraternity and
sorority houses and in Phrateres and
Adelphi houses are scheduled for
Saturday night
Alumni committee members released
by Balch yesterday are: Campus greet
ers committee, chairman, William D.
Taylor, Jr. Prof. Edmond s., Meany,
Dean Herbert T. Condor, Prof. E. A.
Eastwood, John H. Fawcett, Helen
Gorham, Frances Hunt, Lyle Goss.
John Boothe.
Homecoming rally dinner committee:
chairman, Alton Lonheim. Art Langlie,
Wylie Hemphill, Eleanor Caldwell, Fred
Wiman, Albert Salisbury, Marion o.
Ferriss, Edith McGinnis, Irma Thomas,
Alfred White, Herbert Little, Eunice
Spencer.
Football Dance Set.
Football dance committee: Chair
man, Dwight Paulhamus, Carl Sa-
lander, Margaret Latimer, Ronald Ken
sey, Mary Won Phul, Mrs. Melvin Nor
quist, Mrs. Christopher wilkins, Yves.
ley Kilworth, Evelyn Colvin, James
Charters.
Newspaper publicity committee:
chairman, Joe Roberts, Clarence B.
Byethen Jr., Times; Ed Stone, Post
Intelligencer; Kirk HERE. Star; Muriel
Crothers, District Herald; Harold
Turnblad, Associated Press; Charlotte
Smith, county papers; Carl Sandquist,
county papers; Dock Stanley, billboards
and A. S. U. W. publicity; Lee Nash,
University Daily.
VIII Broadcast News.
Radio publicity committee: chairman,
Joe Roberts; Mark Wienand, KOMO;
Ivan Ditmars, KJR; Dick Richard,
KoL; Ed Kraft, Know, Lindsay Nc
Harrie, Don Lee Radio Network, XIII,
San Francisco; Harry Anderson and
Bob Nichols, National Broadcasting
company.
Signs: Burt Marshall and George
Comstock.
Ben Thompson is the official car
toonist for homecoming.
G. E. Stevens has already contribute
ed four signboards advertising the alum
day and is said to be planning to give
more space
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