Twenty numbers are on the 1920 Dance program which was given out yesterday. At the same time the list of those who will act as patronesses was made public, and it was announced that E. A. Bacon '20 won the program cover design contest, thereby automatically becoming a member of the Dance Committee.

Tomorrow is the last day upon which the dance blanks may be turned in. They must be left for T. H. Gammack '20 at the CRIMSON Building or 60 Mt. Auburn street. Thursday is the last day upon which box applications will be accepted by W. J. Louderback '20 at 60 Mt. Auburn street.

The dance order as announced yesterday contains 20 numbers, and the music will be furnished by Lowe's Orchestra. The supper will be between the tenth and eleventh dances. Cutting-in will only be allowed during encores. The program follows:

1.--One-step, "Madelon".

2.--Fox-trot, "I Wonder Whether".

3.--Fox-trot, "Rainy Day Blues".

4.--One-step, "You Never Know".

5.--Waltz, "There's a Light in Your Eyes".

6.--Fox-trot, "Hindustan".

7.--One-step, "Oh, You La-La"!

8.--Fox-trot, "Mary".

9.--One-step, "Arabian Nights".

10.--Waltz, "The Beautiful Ohio".

11.--One-step, "I Want a Doll".

12.--Fox-trot, Selections from "Sometime".

13.--Fox-trot, "Tacking 'Em Down".

14.--One-step, "Tommy" from "The Better 'Ole".

15.--Fox-trot, "After All".

16.--Fox-trot, "Ja-Da".

17.--One-step, "I Want to Sleep Until My Daddy Comes Home".

18.--Fox-trot, "Kisses".

19.--Waltz, "Glorianna Waltz".

20.--Fox-trot, "On the Level, You're a Little Devil".

The following have been invited to act as patronesses: Mrs. Gordon Abbott, Mrs. T. G. Bremer, Mrs. Amory Carhant, Mrs. H. J. Coolidge, Mrs. H. B. Coxe, Mrs. G. H. Edgell, Mrs. R. W. Emmons, 2nd., Mrs. A. J. Gammack, Mrs. E. D. Hawkins, Mrs. G. W. Helm, Mrs. A. D. Hill, Mrs. H. P. King, Mrs. R. G. Le Conte, Mrs. W. J. Louderback, Mrs. A. L. Lowell, Mrs. J. B. Mabon, Mrs. H. G. McCouch, Mrs. H. F. Otis, Mrs. J. O. Procter, Jr., Mrs. R. M. Saltonstall, Mrs. Frederick Schenk, Mrs. R. DeC. Ward, Mrs. Slater Washburn, Mrs. J. F. Workum