20 DANCES ON 1918 PROGRAM

Owing to the very small number of applications for tickets to the Junior Dance the committee has decided to accept those which come in this afternoon before 6 o'clock. As the success of the dance depends largely on the number of men who attend, everyone should avail himself of this farther opportunity. Although few stags have as yet applied, the committee wishes it understood that all are welcome. To facilitate application, the blanks may be left at the Union Beck 33, 9 Bow street, in care of P. M. Cabot '18, or mailed to J. L. Weld '18, 1324 Massachusetts avenue.

The committee has found that several men who are not members of the Union have forgotten to send the extra fee of one dollar. These omissions appear to be due to carelessness or misunderstanding, and those which have come in so far will therefore be accepted.

The chairman of the committee, P. M. Cabot '18 will also hold office hours today from 11 to 1 o'clock in 9 Bow street and will there receive applications.

Order of Dances

The order of the dances will be:

1. One-step: "Throw Me a Rose."

2. Fox-trot: "Mammy's Little Coal Black Rose."

3. One-step: "Hello, I've Been Looking for You."

4. Fox-trot: "My Castle in the Air."

5. One-step: "Naughty, Naughty."

6. Waltz: "Artist's Life."

7. One-step: "Uncle Tom."

8. Fox-trot: "Havanola."

9. One-step: "Flora. Bella."

10. Fox-trot: "Alice in Wonderland." SUPPER.

11. One-step: "Stars and Stripes Forever."

12. Fox-trot: "A Broken Doll."

13. One-step: "Well See."

14. Fox-step: "I've a Shooting Box in Scotland."

15. Waltz: "The Girl from Brazil."

16. One-step: "I've a Shooting Box in Scotland."

17. Fox-trot: "Poor Butterfly."

18. One-step: "They're Wearing 'em Higher in Hawaii."

19. Waltz: 'Morgenblaetter."

20. One-step: "On to Plattsburg."