JUNIOR DANCE BOX LIST WILL APPEAR TOMORROW

All men who plan to attend the 1929 Junior Dance to be held Friday evening in Memorial Hall and who did not accompany their applications with checks must have the money in the hands of the Dance Committee by 5 o'clock this afternoon or their applications will not be considered, it was announced last night. This is necessitated by the fact that the box list is being prepared and will appear in tomorrow's CRIMSON.

Specialties consisting of piano duets by C. E. Henderson '28 and R. M. Whittemore '29 during the supper intermission will feature this year's festivity. Programs for the event are already in the mail, and the decorating is well under way. The platform for the orchestra is being put up, and the walls are being decorated with Southern smilax. Bert Lowe's 20 piece orchestra will play ten card dances between the start of the dance at 10 o'clock and the supper interval at 12.30 o'clock, each dance consisting of a five-minute fixed dance and two encores, each of two minutes' duration, during which cutting-in will be permitted. After supper until the close of the dance at 3 o'clock there will be no prearranged dances and cutting-in will be in order.

Groups will not be allowed to decorate their boxes with the exception of flowers. Men who wish to purchase flowers for decorative purposes must get in touch with the representatives of Thomas F. Galvin Jr., who will be available in Memorial Hall Thursday and Friday to make complete arrangements of this kind. Galvin alone is authorized to receive floral orders for decorative purposes.

The Committee will continue to hold office hours in the Lampoon Building, from 2 to 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Couple applications are definitely closed, but Juniors may procure tickets to attend without guests now and at the door the night of the dance.