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Show 1919 PROM REPORTPrograms ..........................$ 5.35Music.............................. 2.85Care fare (for committee)........... 10.00Refreshments for committee (candy,cigarettes, cigars and soda water) . 12.00Dress suits for committee........... 10.00Car for chairman (Prom night)..... 5.00New suit and hat for chairman...... 23.00Totals ...........................$68.95Receipts ........................$300.00Balance (God and Jack Harrington only know where it is.)* * * *G. P.-There's a nice looking Freshman, let's pledge her.G. P. No. 2-'Sno use, she's from American Pork.* * # #Chip-Violet cried last night.Ors-Did you run?Chip-No, taut my tie did.* * * *When crossing the Atlantic no nice man will rock the boat.-The Cynic.* * * *Old Lady (looking out over farm) - What is that you have spread all over the ground?Sam Beal-That's fertilizer.Old Lady-Oh, for the land's sake.Sam-Yes, lady.FOUR OF A KIND WINSCUOSE GAME FOR UTAHThe University of Utah won a glorious victory here today over the poker team of See-See tay a score of 16 pots to 15. The game was hard fought throughout and the result "was in doubt till the last minute when Reid of Utah, on being called by Ante of See-See, flashed two pairs of fours to his opponent's full house and took the deciding pot.An exciting play occurred in the third period when Warner of Utah attempted to bluff with a straight flush reposing in the fists of Bang of Colorado. Riches, in the line, checked his opponent's rushes quite frequently. Armstrong, the varsity quarter, was penalized fifteen cents for refusing to ante in the third hand. Goodwin was expelled from the game for using unnecessary roughness in betting. Eddie Howells was removed by the U coach for asserting a desire to play five hundred instead of the regulation game.Wareing was knocked out early in the second hand when he was tackled by a Colorado man who held four aces. It is thought that "Wareing will recover.The play of Romney was disappointing as he seemed to be out of form and wasable to solve his opponent's play at but few stages in the game. Kerr was cautioned by the referee for picking over the discards. Because of the fact that the stringencies of wartime made it necessary for the athletic councils of the two colleges to cut down on the "wads of the players the play was of necessity cautious and slow at times.Summary of the game:Lineup:UTAH ......................... SEE-SEEWareing.....H. B. (broke)..........AnteGoodwin.....All the way B.........RaiserHowells, Winder. . H. B..........StraightKerr........... 25c back ............BugReid............ Tackle ............Bang"Pete'Armstrong. . . . Deck Razzer........FlooieRiches......Guard (the antes).....PasseeScore by quarters:12 3 4 TotalSee-See........2 8 1 4 15Utah........ 3(75c) 7 0 6 16Individual scoring: Pots, Wareing 3, Goodwin 2, Reid 5, Warner, Armstrong 2, Riches 3.See-See: Ante 6, Poote 2, Bug 5, Bold 2.Substitutions: Winder for Howells.SOCIETYTomorrow afternoon the University will open its doors for an airing from 2 to 7.* * * *An interesting musical program will be given in the cafeteria at 12:30 by the silver ring. No dancing aloud, nor musical chairs.* * * *Chi Omega will hold initiation Saturday night for Louise Hill who is to be hedged tomorrow. <* * * *The Red Cross meets a? usual today in the library. All whose turn it is to come, are urged to be prompt.* * * *The Phi Alpha Epsilon fraternity will give a series of busts beginning Thursday and extending until the members are broke.Tomorrow evening the University High School will entertain at a dancing party in the main hall of the Administration building. The officers have arrangements well under foot. Cards will be on hand in the women's rest room decorated with red, white and blue. Punch will be served, and a four-leaved orchestra will be the favors.* * * #An engagement of interest will be announced in the near future. The bridegroom is a very popular and well known Sigma Chi and draftee. The bride is a fetching University Prep,Page Two Hundred Forty-three |
