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r the discussion of taking the advanced dancing course in
ions relating to Relig- the Old Union. The nature of the final
ble. Place-444 South is to be an afternoon party to which FRIDAY
each member of the class will be in- 3:00-Miclhganenslan photographers
vited, and each one may invite a report at Michiganensian office.
Chafr House, 444 South partner. Tickets will be given to 3:45-All-law football practlce on
Chirs Houe444otho members of the class only. In the two south Ferry field.
rse ofIV.egethodsoflessons that have been held, splendid 4:00-Lecture by A. A. Klein of the
progress has been made but there is Norton company on "The Microscope
s will meet for the first still room for six more girls to bring ,in Industry" in room 224 Science
noon at 4:10 -o'clock. the number of girls up to fifty. Those building.
men and women.-Adv. wishing to join the clss may call 4:0'O-Soph Its and fresh lits s1rmie-
1666-J for partlculars.-Adv. mage on south Ferry field.
Floor Wax keeps your 4:00-Junior lits have football prac-
Any size packages at Dancing wax, with perforated top tice on south Ferry field.
Co. 2o3 E. Washington. can~s. all-sized packages. C. H. Major 4:00-Dallas Boudemann lectures on
& Co.-Adv. - "Investments" in room B Law build-
ing..
4:30-Senior lit football tryouts' prac-
tice on south Ferry field.
S:15-Varsity band meets in Hill
~ 9.7 ~ (1auditorium without uniforms.
-EberbachC7:3 & S C0. -7:30 lpha NnDebating society meets
2 0-24 E: IBERT ST'.in club mros in University. hall..
200-204 E LIBERTY ST. 7:30-Cosmopolitan club meets in Un-
iversity hall.
7 0-jUniversity Dramatic club meets
Chem icals Alumni Memorial hal.
9:00-Round-up club has dance for
\ new members at the Packard danc-
Labora,.ing academy:.
Laboratory Supplies ___aaem.
SATURDAY
ugs and T oilet SpecialtesS00-Student golfers meet in room
- 10:00 - Junior engineers' football
''practice on south Ferry field.
10:30-Cross country candidates re-
0-port at Waterman gymnasium for
four mile practice run.
r7~ E 2 :30-VTarsity - football game.. Mich-
IT N E Y T H E A TE igan vs''. Ohio State at Fery field.
-7:00-Craftsman club meeting at the
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26 Masonic temple.
7:15-Bayonne N. J. club meets in
room 321, Union building.
CHING THE FIIGHi P T' 7:30-Plymouthguild "Velebrity" so-
US C A CEial at the Congregational church.
CO RT SUNDAY
SI 7:30-Union religious meeting in 111
-oCK auditorium. Bishop Theodore Hen-
derson of Detroit speaks.
+-7:30--Menorah society meets in Lane
hall. Professor Wenley speaks.
7:30-Lecture on "Who Is Rich" by
Dr. F. A. Agar at Baptist church.
8:00-Olga Samareff gIves recital un-
der auspices of Matinee Musical
N L:W UeOw Ik 00 I club in New Union,
Wrre SEATING LIST ENABLES PLACES
OCXa KMIS WTO BE FOUND WITHOUT BOTHER
BrlO. ' . $TO7O Q .
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E N tion AA, 8 to 3 yards behind east
goal; section BB, 3 yards behind east
PRICES 75, 1.00, 1.50 2.00 goal to 4 yard line; section .CC, 4 to
11 yard line; section DD, 11 to 17
yard line; section EE, 17 to 23 yard
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on going.-Adv. 10 at the Packard.
appointment.-Adv.
Nunnally's, "The Candy of the
South." Tice's, 117 So. Main St.-Adv. Subscribe to the

Girls of the senior class were en-
tertained by Dean Myra B. Jordan on
Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock
in Barbour gymnasium. A class meet-
ing was held tor the purpose of ,dis-
cussing social activities and the se-
nior girls' play. Laura Peacock, who
was elected chairman of the Senior
Girls' Play committee last year, is
now in Honolulu, so Sue Verlenden
was elected to fill he place. Danc-
ing and refreshments followed the
business meeting.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINNER
TO BIND CITY AND UNIVERSITY
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versity School of Music, is chairman.
The faculty ticket selling committee
consists of,, Prof. E. D. Sunderland,
chairman, Prof. John R. Brumm, Prof.
H. E. Rigs, Prof. W. P.' Lombard,
Prof. L. P. H.11 and Registrar Arthur
G..-Hall.
The State street committee has as
chairman, Orville Moe, the downtown
committee, Chris T. Donnelly, and the
factories, George Fischer.
There will be more of the banquets
during the year to which out of town
speakers will be brought to discuss
the topics of greatest interest to the
city.
The Baptist Guild will hold a two-
mile hike and country breakfast, leav-
ing the Baptist Church at &.o'clock
Saturday morning. Students and
The Michigan Daily, delivered to
your door daily except Monday, $3.60
a year.-Adv.

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