The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 17, 1944, Page 6

PAGE SIX. BETA SIGMA PHI (ABARET-DANCE, SATURDAY EVENT As the only pre-Thanksgiving holiday dance scheduled for Ju- neauites, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will sponsor a cabaret style semi- formal affair tomorrow evening in the Gold Room at the Baranof Hotel Many large parties are expected to take advantage of this holiday to Mrs. Fred Paul, Red 180. T will be the second dance to |be given by the Juneau Chapter f the sorority. Last spring’s affair |found a large crowd overflowing |the Gold Room, so the sorority i(hla year is including the Bubble |Room to add more floor space for ‘thc dancers. | Members of are the sorority !n few will be available at the desk ;o( the Baranof Hotel, according to Mrs. J. H. Willlams, dance chair- | man. To give plenty of dancing space, the Bubble Room will also be open | handling tickets for the dance, but| set there. cabaret program is being planned by Mrs. Irma Nowell. It will in-| clude a specialty number by Lou Levy, a group of unusual Swedish dancing airs played by Albert| Peterson, and a novelty group by “Two Gals and a Guy”, a Juneau |High School group including Jo- |anne Wolf, pianist; Joanne Nowell, | Ivocalist, and Doug Greg, guitarist. Dancing is scheduled to begin at 10 p. m, and continue until 1 a. m. CHARLEY ROOT IS (g THE DAILY ALASKA:EMPIRE,—JUNEAU, ALASKA During orchestra intermission, n: UNITED AlRlINES FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1944 REPRESENTATIVE VISITNG JUNEAU celebration, and reservations. for party tables are being telephoned ! during the dance, with some tahles RElEASED; ANGEI-S' [ - BOSS HAS RESIGNED e | n E C 0 R A I l N G | HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 17—The re- lease of Charley Root as manager <hould not be confused with the ordinary run of painting. Itisnot MMl |of the Hollywood Baseball team only our business to suggest proper color harmony but to see that of the Pacific Coast League is an- | I the decorative scheme is properly balanced. 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