University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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U.M.S.U. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Bach Row- R. Monat J. Lyons R. Campbell A. Fanshaw Front Row- W. Shaver J. Master Ci. Sharpe K. Dickson C. Johnson HE U,M.S.U. Council hav- ing quite definitely expressed their views concerning the depression, the Japanese War and the world series, the Social Committee this year has aimed to carry out a limited program. Quality and not quantity has been their standard. The opening function of the fall term was the Thanksgiving Day dance in honor of the visiting track teams from Saskatchewan and Alberta. At this no effort was spared to leave a lasting impression with our visitors. of 'Toba's hospitality. This was followed shortly by the usual Pumpkin Ball, the success and popular- ity of which was born out by the record attendance. It was not without arduous effort on the part of our president, who notwithstanding several refusals, finally won the consent of the U.M.S.U. Council, that the Annual Color Night made its auspicious appearance as the lone and crowning achievement of the second term. The Varsity athletes were enter- tained at dinner and dance in the most approved style. We feel that we cannot pass this event by without expressing our warmest appreciation to the special committee who so enthusiastically and artis- tically handled, along with the regular committee. the matter of decorations for this affair. We feel with justifiable pride that this was assuredly the most outstanding social event of the season. At the outset the committee planned to make everything just as good as possible and still to remain a little ahead of the game, and we believe that has been the result obtained. r Page A mcteen

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1 9' TT l LErath1m1ite'a Tea Rooms anal Soda Fountain LUNC1-IES. DINNERS. AFTERNOON TEAS Portage Ave. and Vaughan St. . Open to 12 p.m. Telephone 23 351 l R for the Coorrecl 1 gnferprelafion 1 1 'TM of the gfew . l .57Vfoa'es i suolis Q AT 1 W . 1 MacI.e0d's Shoe Store 1 lVomen's Shoes l l Exclusively 1 2. 1 p 378 Pomavis AVE. , 55 l XVomen coming to this i 1 store will find our new X Q- 5' Q stockscompletein 15' Q every detail .... ., ' ' ' Exceptional ff l values evident af .l l 1 ' at all times. v HE .Q - -aj , Sick woman in bed, to physician: Oh, doctor. there must be something dreadful the matter with me-you look so pleased. The polite dinner guest turned to the for- bidding female on his left and said: Tell me. . . . there is no stoplight For a talkative cosmopolite. They are repetitious and prolix As confirmed alcoholix will insist on describing in many badly chosen words to any unfortunate godfor- saken hearer The delights of London and Vienna and Paris and the Rivearer . . . And a lot of other little points they have picked up in their voyaging. And altogether they manage to be pretty damned And annoyaging. Oh Lord: Why doesn't everybody that goes abrord stay abrord? -Ogden Nash. The President of the Bank to his Secretary: Go through these old envelopes and see if you can find a stamp-I want to write a letter. A fellow has to be a contortionist to get by these days. First of all. he's got to keep his back to the wall and his ear to the ground. Hes expected to p.ut his shoulder to the wheel. his nose to the grindstone. keep a level head. and both feet on the ground. And. at the same time, look for the silver lining with his head in the clouds. Then there's the Hollywood producer who was heartbroken because none of his directors knew how to make a movie of the depression. There's a decided uniformity in the con- tents of my mail this morning. Julia. 1-low do you mean. dear? About all my letters begin with the same word, 'Unless'. A depression is a period when people do with- dear lady. have you children. by any - er - out things their parents never had.-lV1inneap- chance? olis Star. Enjoy Special , Spring Flowers at flower Values Exceptionally Low Prices VICTOR L. SCOTT FLORISTS 311 DONALD STREET