THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY.
eublished Daily (Sundays excepted) during
the College year, at
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
OFFICE: Times building, 329 S Main St.
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MANAGING EDITOR
J. F. TodMAs '00 L.
BUSINESS IANAGER
O. H. HAss, '00 L.
EDITORS
H. B. SKILLMAN,'98L., Athletics.
E. L. GeiouEn, '11 L G. 0.HUDNsUTT, 1111
T. R. WooDROw, '98 F. EN LoNe t'18.
F. D. EAMAN,'00 R. S. DANFORTH, '98
P. W. JONEs, '99. C. H. LuND, '00 M.
A. 1H. McDOUGALL,'01E.
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The Comedy Club.
Today at 2:30 the Comedy Club will
present "All the Comforts of Home"
at the opera house. At its performance
in April the club had the largest audi-
ence of the yEar, ,nd today's attend-
ance should exceed the former mark.
land, '95, and R. C. Bourland, '7, of
Peoria, 211.
The Psi Upsilon fraternity gave a
large house party Monday in honor of
departing seniors. Among the more
prominent out-of-town people pros'nt
were: Mesdames F. D. Standish and
C. K. Backus, of Detroit; Ainslee, of
Chicago, and C. A. Rust, of Saginaw;
and the Misses Rust and Davis, of Sag-
iraw, Julia Trowbridge, Edith Henry,
Florence Chamberlain, Elizabeth Clark,
Estelle Armstrong, Myra Plumb, Char-
lotte Nichols, Esther Longyoar, Mar-
garet Faulconer, all of Detroit; the
Misses Ainslee and Hegeler, of Chicago,
Mary Young, of Danville, Ill., tnd Miss
Morris, of Ann Arbor. Among the gen-
tlemen present were: H. Grover Cleve-
land, '93, of St. Louis; Will Mackenzie,
'96, of Austin, Ill.; Phil B. Spear, '95,
of Marquette, and C. A. Rust, of Sagi-
naw.
Intercollegiate Tennis.
The western intercollegiate tennis
tournament, held at Chicago, closed
June 20, Chicago University again fin-
ishing first both in singles and doubles.
The 'Varsity representatives, Herrick
and Danforth, reached the semi-finals
in singles, where H. McQuiston. of Chi-
cago, defeated Herrick and Condee won
over Danforth. In doubles they reached
the final round, where the McQuiston
brothers defeated them. In the prelim-
inary rounds the Michigan men were
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The cast is as follows:
pitted against the Wisconsin represent-
Alfred Hastings, Pettibone's neph- atives, who were defeated with ridicu-
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Tom McDow, a protege of Alfred's On the first day of the tournament
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Christopher Dabney, a broken-down the meet a tie, Chicago winning three
music teacher ..............Mr. Pilcher singles and Michigan one single and
Judson Longhorne, a young man of two doubles.
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If the former performance of the
club be any criterion today's play will
be presented in a very finished manner.
A Farewell House Party. $34.50
The seniors of Alpha Delta Phi fra- Acm e Bicyc es
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