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8:00-Unitarian guild party In Whitney
theater.
8:00-"Red Feather" opera in Whitney
theater.
8:00-Lutheran students' party in
Lane hail
8:00-Swimming meet with D. A. C.
at city "Y."
....-.-
ier's studio.
honor of Dr.
iptist church.
Atia dinner
meets
SATURDAY
7:30-Varsity basketball game. Mich-
igan vs. Kalamazoo College in Wat-
ermahn gymnas um.
7:30-Bayonne, . ., club meets in
Lane hall.
7:30-Student Volunteers meet In Lane
hall. Dr. Lerrigo speaks.
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Of League Play
"Dolls," the Christmas play to be1
given at 4:15 o'clock this afternoon in
Sarah Caswell Angell hall before the
Woman's league, is of' particular in-
terest to all Michigan 'women, be-
cause of the fact that it was written
by Louise VanVorheis Armstrong, '09,
who during her college days was un-
usually capable in dramatics of the
University. She wrote the Junior
girls' play in 1908, and in 1910 took
the leading role in "The Inspector,"
one of Comedy club's most notableI
productions. She was one of the wom-
en editors of The Daily. -
Since her graduation Mrs. Arm-
strong, who with {her artist husband,
Henry W. Armstrong, has a studio in
Chicago, has devoted herself to stage-
craft 'and play production work. She,
has directed the plays at the Chi-
cago Art institute, and the North-
western settlement, and last summer
was In charge of "The Enchanted Mir-
ror," which attracted much favorable
comment when it was given on the
Municipal pier. Her stage-craft work
has been exhibited at the Art institute
in Chicago and at the John Herron
Institute in Indianapolis. Photographs
of some of her designs will appear in
the December Theater magazine.
"Dolls" was written a year ago for
the Chicago Collegeclub, where it was
enthusiastically received. Mrs. Arm-
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Perhaps your husband, father or brother has about decid
good enough. \
And then along comes Christmas morning and he opens
a new HAT.
Can't you just see him now-how pleased he would be?
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Decorations
MONDAY
7:30-Senior soeiety meets at Martja
Cook.
8:00-New York Chamber Music so-
ciety gives concert in Hill auditor-
iumn.
Thos,J. Flattery, Inc.
74 Washington Boulevard
U-NOTICES
Choral- Union ushers will banquet at
the city Y. M. C. A. at 6 o'clock Sat-
urday evening. Notify Mr. Hollands
if unable to attend.
On account of furnace trouble, the
banquet and dance at Harris hall
this evening have been postponed.
Watch The Daily for notice of next
Hobart guild party.
Debating societies should elect squads
for'the Mid-west debate league con-
test by Jan. 10. Each squad will be
allowed six delegates. First squad
elimination tryouts will be held
Jan. 17.
Santa Claus is to appear In person
at a Christmas social to be given at
7:30 o'clock tonight at the First
Congregational church. those in
charge of the social invite everyne
' to be present, and promise a sur-
prise for all who attend.
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