ting in its loveliness the | Acorn Chris mas ‘pall, sponssored by | = ‘the Acorn staff of Weber college under the able leadership of MarThursday | held was T. Read, lian people in} for nearly 400 evening the Weber gymnasium ball rooms. Wwinter— to suggest Decorated treés,. with a forest of. Christmas =. | roses and blue spotlights, frosted | balloons and a brightly lighted sil- set| or : a beautiful presented ‘the hall rose canopy—— a under throne ver ing Lor ity ou ELane ing | S) ey sy tion re Se1 | “id |! even! Ee Ve Rt © peg ie ip Pe Oo ‘ Qu ‘Winkler, chosen . i nS the a # = vi 44s } < ; f @ e yy me rg: bie 3) by the’ og dents Ot. diene foxy? pee : is 30 0 ‘clock At ie Be 1S Ss~ eSi nter . | lege the 4 “ toa “> Hen bit vt 18 berate dressed as. snowflakes, wound . ‘their way to a position in front: of} the throne steps where, in dance;. of. the ceremony ‘they. performed lighting six tall white candles and a path | rin 2. weaving dance made of silver ribbons from the throne | entrance. Then | steps to the center to “The the bell-like strains of fluffy blue : in Skaters,” dancers to - the. costumes, ten attendants dressed in, white ‘tarleton queen | and with in page costumes, ist and court jester, 7, ryt ttie a* pee wee 1 Fee ch ‘Tas: 4; against trees Ss ‘ S. + hy — —_ rene bats ‘fA wi 4 Ayes es my oy i . . Ww a - Me SF of | side the throne. lex ‘Blows each on Ang: near ‘2; solo- court entered took. positions ane.Naga fiddlers of blue- lighted a background and court satin, and. two ae ; ,3 ey “Miss o h c a e g n “Hail to the sang, Zundell I to the the dancers after which Queen,” gifts of winter, the interpreted beauty, comradeship and love. Miss. Young, as the court jes-. Dorothy of subjects the ter, representing the mas queen, offered a lighted Christ- rose as the culminating git. |