The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-12-09
GOING TOTOWN
with
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Hello folks the Sigma Chapter
of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity held
it, traditional Biennial Harvard Y ale
prom tine evening of the football classic
which saw Yale take Harvard's meas
hire 49,. truly brilliant formal soiree
was enjoyed by approximately three
hundred invited couples who danced to
the ,cutlIating strains of Felix and his
Orchestra imported direct from New
Bedford the elite and the cosmo-
pulltau mingled with the collegiate all
correct in evening attire while the
ladies daZzled with their triple combi-
nation of beauty in face, figure and
fashion the beautifully decorated
ballroom at the famous Green Acres
Country Club in Saxonville was taxed
ro ill., capacity by the huge throng of
my makers who occupied booths and
table, and overfowed the dance floor.
King Alpha Thomas Center and his
most efficient executive staff had
arranged two sphinx and a pyramid in
le form of a thirst quenching oasis at
olr end of the hall where the faithful
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upper bar and an exchange of toasts
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