The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-31

amazing popularity OF spinach with
tea
"Bryn MaWr is very English in
its customs, and every one must
have tea in the afternoon" she re-
marks. IF we don't go to the viii
lage for tea and spinach, we have
our refreshments in our rooms"
Bryn Mawr girls favor the gay
colored Scotch and Alpine hats with
long feathers cooked at a jaunty
angle. They warm their fingers in
bright colored WOODEN mittens.
"Vassar Devil' Popular
Near the VaSsar College campus,
eating houses cater to the college
girls taste for the dainty known as
''Vassar devil" It's a connection
made of chocolate cake, ice cream,
chocolate sauce and whipped cream,
Miss Joan Aufderheide, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Aufderheide,
explains. Vassar girls wear ski suits
to classes, too.
Henry FauVre, Wesleyan Univer-
sity vacationing student, prefers
Boston brown bread hot in the
fashion of his school.
Every Saturday night, hot brown
bread and baked beans are on our
menu" he said.
I'VE don't set many fashion pre-
cedents, but we do gain fame for
our singing. Wesleyan is known as
the singing college, for we have won
national awards in competition"
Sing on College Steps
Every Sunday morning after
church the boys gather on the COL
lege steps and sing their unusually
varied campus song repertoire.
These song-fests are much a part Of
the campus life, remembered senti-
mentally by alumni
When several of Mr.. Fauvre's
classmates attending the Student
Volunteer Movement convention
here were entertained last night at
the home Of Frederick Leete, an
alumnus, the boys joined together to
sing their college songs.
Mr.. Leete has Edgar Singer,
Binghamton, N. Y; Waldo Beach,
New Haven, Conn, and Elliot Win
CERT, New Jersey, as his house
guests. Richard Petherbridge and
Edgar See, both of South Orange,
N. j., are being entertained at Joel
Hadley's home.
Visit Mr.. Fauvre
Robert Craig and Walter Bennett.
both of Long Island, N. Y; Robert
Shaw, Wellesley, Mass, and Daniel
Brewster, Old Phaeleron. Greece,
are visiting Mr. Fauvre. With other
alumni, Frank Wade and Martin
Carpenter. they had dinner to-
gether Sunday noon at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club.
Prudence Ann Brown, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Brown, is
president of Western College fresh
men, all of whom wear anklets. Re-
becca Prescott, an upperclassman
on vacation, says. Other Western
students are Betty Ann Ritchie.
Dorothy Lower, Dorothy Aldag and
Jane Wynne.
Joseph Myers who attends Yale
University with his brother, Walter
Myers Jr.. explains that his class
mates roll their trousers two or
three inches above their ankles and
wear white oXfords all winter.
we let them get dirty, too" he
added. Our shirts are striped-not
so aWfully, but enough: we wear
Stacks and soft-collar shirts"
Cars Now Permitted
Yale has followed Harvard's ex-
ample by permitting students to
drive cars. There aren't so MANY
yet" young Myers said.
Dartmouth College is a good
place to wear out your old clothes. "
Rodney Albright, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Albright, explains.
I'VE wear sweaters without shirts
high-top boots and, during winter
months when snow is heavy. ga
loshes."
When vacationing students return
to Dartmouth, they are to begin
preparations for the winter car
nival Feb. s and 9. A comic opera
is to be given in addition to winter
sports-skiing, tobogganing and ice
skating.
William McMurtrie. Edwin BEL
KNAPP, Tom Mumford and Foster
Cippinger are other local bows TO
take part.