FIRST TEA DANCE AT UNION ON SATURDAY

The Union will hold its first football tea-dance on Saturday, beginning immediately after the Harvard-Bowdoin game and continuing till 7 o'clock. Spalding's orchestra will furnish the music. The price of tickets for this dance will be $1.00 per person and no tickets will be sold until Saturday afternoon. The charge may, of course be placed on the University term bill.

The annual football dance will be held this year on Friday, November 10, the evening preceding the Harvard-Princeton game. It will begin at 10 o'clock and end at 4 in the morning.

Price of Tickets $3.50 Each

Tickets will be issued only to members of the Union and to these on written application. The tickets which include supper, will be $3.50 each. Application blanks will be filed in the order of their acceptance, but the distribution of tickets will not begin until applications have closed, Monday, November 6, at 6 o'clock. Those for one or two tickets will be given preference.

In order to insure fairness in allotting these tickets, the distribution to successful applicants will begin on Tuesday, November 7, and any tickets not called for by 2 o'clock, Friday, November 10, will be distributed to applicants who were unsuccessful in the first allotment. Applicants must call for their tickets in person at the office of the Graduate Manager. Positively no tickets will be sold except to applicants, and no tickets will be sold at the door on the evening of the dance. No member of the Union may bring as his guest any person who is eligible for membership.

Bert Lowe will furnish the music for the dancing, while Vinton Chapin '23, vice president of the Union, has appointed Sheridan Logan '23 head usher.

Application blanks will be mailed to members in the near future and any man who signs up for membership in the Union after the blanks are mailed will be given one. Membership fee in the Union, as well as tickets for the dance, may be charged on the University term bill. A number of tickets are being sent to Princeton to be distributed to Princeton men.