FIRST FRESHMAN SMOKER IN UNION AT 8 THIS EVENING

The Freshman class will hold its initial social event of the year tonight when the 1921 men will meet at their first smoker in the Living Room of the Union at 8 o'clock. In giving the smoker the Freshman class entertainment committee is following out the course set by the Sophomores, who have decided to continue undergraduate activities on as economical a basis as possible during the war.

H. H. Faxon, president of the class of 1921, will preside at the festivities, and will made a short address. J. A. Sessions, class secretary-treasurer, will also speak, and J. M. Mitchell, who is chairman of the 1921 Third Liberty Loan Committee, will tell of the part the class will play in floating the new bond issue.

Douglas Fairbanks in "Headin' South."

The entertainment of the evening will consist chiefly of "movies" and music. A film featuring Douglas Fairbanks in "Headin' South" will be shown, together with a comic reel. The Smith Halls Orchestra, under the leadership of Isadore Straus '21, will furnish the music, playing selections of popular tunes between the speeches and during the pictures.

Tobacco and cigarettes will be supplied and light refreshments, consisting of crackers and soft drinks, will be served. All members of the class of 1921, whether living in Cambridge or not, are invited to attend. No charge will, of course, be made.