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FLOWERING PLANTS League uonacucs
n~s & Hall Yuletide Parties
Q Telegraph Delivery
1002 S. Univ.
Vacation entertainment for Uni-
versity girls was furnished by the
Women's league, at. an afternoon tea
party, a sleigh ride, and a dance on
New Year's eve.
Sixty girls attended a party given at
the Alpha Phi house, and 22 went on
the sleigh ride. At 10:30 o'clock, aft-
er passing by nearly every girl'a
home, refreshments were served at
the htome of Miriam Schlotterbeck,
'23, and the rest of the evening was
spent in dancing and singing Michi-
gan songs.
The New Year's eve dance was held
in the Arcade: hall. Over 30 couples
black degrees and 3 copying were present,.
vot Sometimes RADIO SENDS OUT
but Always HOLIDAY MESSAGES
PERFECT.
Sending out.carols on Christmas
11 every deoree eve and 1920 greetings on New
Year's eve kept the .University wire-
I less telephone laboratory busy during
Ave-D NewYorhe holidays.
" Lieut.-Col. John P. Lucas, head' of
the University R. O., T C., and Prof.
P. H. Evans, of the engineering de-
partment, had charge of the wireless
telegraph. Both radio telegraph and
radio telephone were used.
More than a dozen amateur wireless
telephone operators notified Colonel
Lucas that they had succeeded in
picking up the carols sent out Christ-
mas eve. The, New Year's greetings
sent to all parts of the country Dec.
31 consisted of a 60-word message
i AC ( written ,by, Rev. Lloyd Douglas, of the
local Congregational church.
class is for those who -know how to
71'dance and wish to learn the latest
u OM e 11steps and variations. It will start
Tuesday, January Twelfth, (at seven-
Athena Literary society will meet at fifteen P. M.) and will end with a com-
7:15 o'clock Tuesday evening on the plimentary, formal party Friday eve-
fourth floor of University hall. The ning, January thirtieth.
program will consist of a number of Enrollment for women will be held
impromptu talks.° in Newberry Hall, and for men in the
Michigan Union Annex from three to
Comedy club rehearsal for "Alice tlve o'clock p. n.
at
For TV
S $8.50 to
$18.00
Sit by the Fire," will be
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.,
held at 3
Classes are exclusively for Univer-
sity men and women, who are cordially
Invited to Join.--Adv.
ANNOUNCEIExT
Mr. and Miss Moses wish to announce
that their third term of dancing les-
sons in the Michigan Union'Annex will
begin Monday, January Eleventh.,
The "Beginner's Class," fo those who
;have had no previous instruction or
practice, will meet Monday and Wed-
nesday from seven-fifteen to eight-fif-
teen p.m.
The "PRE-HOP Class," designed
specially for, but not imited to, thoser
,planning to attend the Junior Hop, will
meet on Tuesday and Thursday. This
Neckwear
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Courteous and satisfactor,
TREATMENT Ito every custom-
er, whether the account be large
or small.
The Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Incorporated 1869
Capital and Surplus, $510,000.00
Resources .........$4,000,000.00
Northwet Cor. Main & Haron
707 North University Ave.
$1.50 to
$7.50
Robes
$20.00 to
$100.00
,
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4There's'a'BigSatisfaction
in buying your
Drug Store Necessities
- at
The Eberbach & Son Co.
200-204 E. LIBERTY ST.
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Top'Coats
Hats and Caps
Walking Sticks
Belts
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BUILDING
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Typewriting, prolnptly,
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Journalism classes will be held dur-
ing the remainder of this semester in
the Ann Arbor Press building, as us
.41. Two of the" rooms which have
been utilized heretofore by the de-
partment of journalism have been
thrown into one tp give larger class-
room, spacef <
Prof.John R. Brumm states that
the "steady increase In enrollment nr
the' classes in journalism will neces-
sitate holding the classes some other
place during thenext semester. It is
probable that some of the class rooms
in the'new library will be utilized.
EX-REGENT BARBOUR
DONATES OLD HOME
Former Regent Levi Barbour, of
Detroit, recently notified the Regents
of the University of the gift of his
residence on 661 Woodward avenue
,Detroit. The proceeds from the lease
of the home will go toward the schol-
arship fund for oriental woien al-
ready established by Mr. Barbour.
This latest gift of Mr. Barbour brings
t total of his gifts to the University
to early 500,000.
APPOINT BOARD OF GOVERNORA
FOR BETSY BARBOURRESIDENCE
Dean Myra B. Jordan; Mrs. J. 0.
Schotterbeck, and Mrs. J. R.i Effinger,
of. Ann Arbor, Miss Mary Turner and
Mrs. A. W. Dack of Detroit, have been
appointed as a board of governors for
the Betsy Barbour residence by the
13oard of -Regents. The residence,
which will be ready next fall, will
house about 100 girls.
LOUISE POTTER ACCEPTS NEW
SECRETARYSHIP IN DETROIT
Louise Dotter, '16, who. has been
secretary to Dean Myra B. Jordan for
the past few years, has accepted a po-
sition as private secretary to Mr.
Charles L. Spain, deputy superintend-
ent of public schools in Detroit. Anna
Lloyd, '18, now holds the position in
Dean Jordan's office and has taken
charge of the work there.
Former Student Marres Albion Girl
Victor Dibble, ex-'20L, was married
to Miss Ethel Vaughn Rogers, of Al-
bion, on Dec. ,21, 1919. Mr. Dibble
left the University in his second year
to enter the service. Both are grad-
uates of Albion college.
Mr. and Mrs. Dibble will make their
home in Detroit,. where Mr. Dibble is
successfully connected with a promin-
ent real estate firm.
Special sale of fancy box stationy
and Christmas cards.' 0. D. :Morrill,
17 Nickels Arcade.-Adv.
L. C. Smith, Corona, Multiplex Ham-
mond and other high grade second
hand typewriters. 0. D. Morrill, 17
Nickels Arcade.-Adv.
The Daily contains the latest Asso-
e ated Press News.-Adv.
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