1922_05 The Daily Collegian May 1922

              Piano Students
to Give Recital
of   advanced   and   intcr-
U M, at 4 p. m. ir,
„„1      piano
i,„  Hire.
Second  piano—Mamie Pilking-
—   '-coue Lev!-
,     M.H'.M
Uno    Vi,
ton, Jacque Levis.
Marquise «•'-—
-
Myrtle Fornander.
lapolitan   Dance    Tscli.-iikvosk;,
Forestine  Hughson.
Second   piano — Viola   Baral
Lodcma Moore.
VI    s„nati, C mojor Moiart Grie
First piano—Elizabeth   Bentl;
Second plano.Betty Lee Crane.
VII.    Country Dance Ethelbert Ncvi
First piano—Iretfl Rudy.
Dorothy  Nelson ......
Bi-ttv Lee Crane	
b. Hall of the Mountain King   	
... Peer Gynt Suite...
—Gri
First piano— P.osellc Brock.
Second piano—
  Morit'i Mo'skows'ky
First   piano — Ruth,  Taggart,
•Ireta Rudy.
Second    piano — hois    Miller,
Myrtle Fomaniler.
X. Children's Morch Percy Grai
First piano—Mary Sunkel.
Second piano—
Elinibeth Bentley.
XI. Wultr-Suite No. Ill	
 _  Anton Arensky
First piano—Betty I.e.- ('ran,-.
Second piano—Dori.  Hi-,i;,ii .
XII. Egmont       Btehovcr
First  piano—Elizabeth    Bently
-Mary Sunkel.
Betty    Lee    Crane,    Roscllt
Just a Graduate
-Titles/Tell"
CLUFF
BRAND
Fancy
Groceries
ALL
MERCHANTS
Piano Classes
Present Program
The   Advanced   and   Int
:•„ moon, May 1
Lodcna   Moore,   Zarot
Ruth Taggart	
Viols.   Barak,   Lodena   Mi
l'.iilo   tin     Hi;   on,    I.oui.-e
Dorothy Nelson,"Ruth Taggart, 1st
Elisabeth  Bently, LoU Miller, 2nd
.    First Alberque     . flam!.- 11,-liu-   v
Margery   Forsburg.   Mary   Sunkel,
Dorris   Hig'gins, eBtty   Lee Crane,
fHE real hot weather
will soon be with us
—get your straw hat
now—new Tweed cap
too—
After I Examine
Your Eyes
will guarantee the fit,
quality and strength
of the lenses.
DR. H. V. BRONGE
THE COLLEGIAN
Audrey Borell    .
Presents Collection
to College Museum
There are seventy specimens of local
ype, an albino billow!, or cormnonly
In hi. colleetion Mr. Borrclf has an
Wiznna hooded oriole, the first
mr recorded in the San
looquin Volley.
"Audrey's colleetion Is especially
-aluable,'' stated Dr. J. D. McDonald,
n aiding students in identifying valid
Children's Concert
Held Last Friday
■ in Auditorium
Songs Presented by Eight Grades of
Training School Under Dlrtctio-
of Miss Elizabeth Peterson.
2:.10, in the college auditorium, by all
~ onccrt was In charge of Miss
 jon, supervisor, and Mr Margery Forsburg,   student   tneher; be-
i    i    ,    a   :
Misses Roselle Brock.  Lois Miller,
Mrs. Winifred Hughes,
itl Capitola Konkel.
Student teachers conducting, were:
First Grade— Lmlena  M,
'tory Sunkel, Ruth Smith,
Canie MoIIennuer.
Second. Grade — Lucille    Gsllion,
^e7STbarg -
Tii ■   Philharmonic   Club,  held    its
r.-i-iilar business meeting ,"
Mi ui   Apartments.    After the  busi-
ii,       i,„,ting a  social  hour  was  en-
Graduation
Gifts
Rlafl.. Tcaca Peaik Walcio,
Lovolllores,     Brooches.    Tit
Pu».Eic
Eriksen <3" Co.
1133 J St Pboao 3338
College Hall Has Picnic
The picnic ghren~by the Freshmen
to the Sophomores, ori\ Wednesday,
May 17, mi a great success.
Miss Dixon, Miss Swift, and Mrs.
Chandler, were Invited guests. A
lively baseball game, with the Froth
versus the Sophs, a welnie and marsh-
mallow roast, plus a unique program
arranged by the Frosh, were among
the interesting features of the picnic
Fourth Grade—Forrestnla Hughaon.
■' -Capitola Konkaf, For-
cslinn Hughson.
Sixth    Grade—Margery   Forsburg,
Seventh Grade—Mrs. Hughes, Ireta
'Eighth Grade—LoU Miller, Myrtle
J. M. CRAWFORD & CO.
Optometrists
There's Much Comfort in
Summer Furniture
of Grass and Peel
Summer comfort will surely be yours if your home is
furnished in this appropriate furniture. Grass adapts
itself both to indoor and out of door use and is easy
to care for; chairs, rockers, tables, setees, etc. may be
had in this popular type. Peel furniture is designed
for porch and lawn use—is comfortable and serviceable and may be left out of doors in all weather.
Wormser Furniture Co.
PARTY, COME TO THE
VALLEY GRILL FOR
LUNCHEON.
Valley Grill
1039 Jay Street      Fresno
Oxfords for Ladies'—
In Brown, Black, and White with low and walking heels.
Shoes jor Men—
In Brown or Black—for dress and general wear.
RIGHTLY PRICED
HANANS- (i j
JNO. S. GRAYS
Makers of Shoes of the Better Kind
■Sirs "Fine Shoes" Ivomen
Neil White & (b.
MamposaSt. (B37) at Jay V
DeSdles Hold
Formal Dance
and Initiation
Wednesday night. May 3rd, the
quct room of the Hotel Fresno
the scene of the second formal in
tion of the De Selles Sorority, v
tiiesix pledges became new memb,
The color scheme of the table dt—
ations was carried out in the sorority
rulors of pink and green. Baskets of
nink rose buds and maiden hair fern,
,i      , •     ,
uhilc tiny old fashioned maidens hel,
11.,. names on the place cards.
The new members are Marguerite
Oilstrap,    Thelma    Mansfield,    Irene
liu oCvington, Ruth Hoover
and Lois Snoddy.
After the closing speech by the
president the  girls adjourned to the
■s at an Orpheum party.    Later
•   afternoon   dainty   refreshmei—
re served to the guests in the Tea
om of Wilson^
West Court. Gue'sts were received i
the Slodel Apartment and dancing w;
enjoyed In the corridors of the We
:l,ts   pi:
■
yed   i   .
effects ol
prominent
of sever-'
rned upon Miss Mifdred Moo!
ive a delightful basket dan
awn. At the conclusion of h
ihc distributed dainty corsages
rshments were later served on
THE COLLEGIAN
Studio Club Learns
About  Indians
The collection of Indian baskets,
ixhlbited by Mrs. E. S. Malnwaring,
>f Clovis, at the Studio Club tea on
Wednesday, May 3, is considered by
experts ns one of the best i„
Miss Juliet Dixon, of the physical
''""""on department, gave.an Indian
Misses   Ciearman, of   Clovis,
talked    on the    making    of    Indian
- i their adoption to the usee
Mrs Slalnwarin°g described the "BIj
Cry   dance and other customs of th
Miss Frances J. Whltlock preside
ier the punch bowl during the aftel
Japanese from the Japonese Asso-
stlon attended the '—'-
The honor guests
IcLane,  Mrs.  F.  \
Jliiabeth Price, Mrs.
Miss_FelitiuSmitlvJ
Art Students Do
Practical Work
The clothing of the children of
umy lands now on display in the art
ue was designed by primary hand-
■ork students of Miss .Frances J.
Whltlock.
Thees costumes will be used to the
basis of designs for posters, illustrations for poems and the costumes of
plays by the professional art girls.
The art teachers will use the costumes
to illustrate children's stories and especially for Amcricaniiatlon work.
The costumes are especially valuabel
 sating the feeling of friendship
the foreign children. The stu-
of clay work arc making statu-
if the different children.
Mu Alpha Deltas
Enjoy House Party
Monday evening, May 8th, the members of the Mu Alpha Delta Fraternity, together    with    some    guests,
I r.t :i very enjoyable evening at the
home of Perry Jackson, near Clovis.
The members and their guests also
pent the nik'ht there and returned to
Fresno in time for their classes on
Kodak Time
Is Here
For    the    Best    Kodak
Finishing Bring Your
New Publications
(^earley's
Books
THE
LARK
—Headquarters
for Refreshments
After the TheatW Party—
come to the Lark for
refreshments.
Our soda fountain drinks and
refreshments arc delightfully different, refreshing and delicious.
The Lark
1212 Jay Street
Opposite Kinema Theatre
Mary Said:
"II ijou love me, bmj
Sierra"
Mary Steele. Route 1. Box J6-A, Fresno, submitted the above
answer in the contest, which won Second Prize of $25. Thirty^
six other prizes were awarded.
Dealers  everywhere  sell   wholesome   and
delicious Sierra Ice Cream.
SIERRA
s SHADDOWl
in the ring or on_thc box is I
instantly   recognized   i
mark of quality.
SPORT SHOES
For the
College Girl
We feature many pretty styles of Sport Low Shoes
and Flapper Pumps that are so much in vogue new, at
our popular prices-
$5.75 to $7.75 a Pair
Hos^ to. I Reliable Shoe Co.
Maft£ur     925-929 Van Ness Ave.
POPULAR OPINION
Popular opinion is the e
i of the n
5   the
avagencc and
exprci
guiding hand behind Cove	
Popular opinion summoned  delegates ti
Conference;   slashed   naval   expcndii
battleships.
Popular opinion frowned on Govexnmer
officials halved their budgets.
Popular  opinion   has   become  economica .
thrifty.    Can the individual dp less than follow these
precept??
A bank account is the Treasury Department of the Home.
You arc its Secretary.   Arc^ou efficient?
"TheGovernment deposits with us—Why no: you?"
The Growers National Bank
continuous running filtered water
is the kind you swim in at our tank
Fresno Natatorium
1725 Broadway
At Near by Stores
You will be glad to know that
you can now get my cakes,
freshly moist and deliciously
melting, at almost all grocery
stores. Devils Food, White
Layer and Yellow Layer — 25c