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nd ban- First public recital of the Girls'
ren held Glee clubof ithe University School of
aturday, ,Music will be given at 8 o'clock Thurs-
day, March 4, in Pattengill Auditor-
ium. It will be assisted by Miss
e tickets Ethelyn Metz, reader, of the College
applying School of 'Expression, and Dorothy
eid Haymaker, Neva Nelson, Margaret
esece Foote, and Sophia Wolczynski, violin-
ists.
The Glee club is made up of 24
entertain members, all of whom have received
gymnas- training in the School of Music. There
are 18 numbers on the program, two
of which will be given in costume.
VERY The club has performed at Women's
itters or league meetings and at Y. W. C. A.
Also, in Vesper services.
rs.-Adv. During March and April they will
fill engagements in Battle Creek,
-Adv. Marshall, Clinton, and Chelsea.

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Harvard- Over 150 men attended
the first meeting of the Hoover league
of HarvrdUniversity. Prof. F. W.
Taussig, who has worked with Mr
Hoover, said that he has shown b
his work in foods relief and by ad
ministrative qualities that he is fully
deserving of the nomination. The
plan is' to have the Hoover league a
Broad enough organization to in-
clude all men of the university wh
favor Hoover, regardless of party.
Cormelk- In orderto raise money
for the endowment fund, Cofel's
annual "Spring Day Circus" was stag-
edfor thefirst time outside of Ithaca.
kThae striped tents, 'identified witb
Spring Day, were tranpqrted to New
York City and set up in the ballroom
of the Commodore hotel. Prof S. P.
Orth and President Schurman made
strong addresses for the endowment.
The crowd was mad up principally
of alumni, undergraduat and theil
friends.
Kansas-Fifteen hours credit ' will
be given students in the R. 0. Ti C.
The R. O. T. C. gives a course of class
work running through the full four
years. This is not military credit,
the R. 0. T. C.'is considered by the
college the same as any professional
school.
Texas-The University of Texas at
Austin, is offering six annual schol-
arships valued at $600 each to stu-
dents at the National University of
Mexico who will come to this country
to study. -
Montana-The University Glee .club
Communieations_
Women's Editor:
"A Women's League party will be
held at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon in
Barbour gymnasium.
If you are a woman student you
have probably read announcements 'to
this- effect nearly every week since
you came, but if you have stayed away
because you did not have 'time to
dance and drink tea that afternoon,
or if you .ihve gone only to dance and
drink tea, you have missed the point
entirely. The point is that here is a
fine opportunity for Michigan wmen
to know Miclrigan women and the
very best way to test a point is to
Come to the George Washington
party next Friday afternoon, watch
the dance of the minuet, and the other
stunts both colonial and modern, dance
a bit 'yourself, drink tea, and meet
some of your illustrious contemporar-
ies. It may be your first appearance.
It won't be your last, because you'll
fin4 it affords not 'only a good time,
but a worthwhile good time.
JUNIOR.

and instrumental quartet of the State
University of Montana will make. a
two weeks' tour of the state, start-
ing March 22. About 28 men will
make the trip.
Princeton--"The Isle of Surprise,"
presented. by, the Triangle club in
Philadelphia on Feb. 24, proved to be
a big success. The presentation was
staged in the ballroom of the Belle$
vue-Stratford hotel, which was filled
to capacity at both the afternoon and
evening performances. Afte'r the mat-
inee, the members of the club were
entertained at a dinner given in their
honor by the alumni, at the Princeton
club in Philadelphia,
IilinoiS-This is a week of cam-
paigning at the University of -Illin-
ois. On Friday afternoon, officers of
the four classes will be elected. The
work of advertising the candidates
wak begun early last week. Fifty
signatures were required for the nom-
inating petitions.
Princeton-Announcement has been
,made that a grill room is to be fpen-
ed on the ground floor of the univet-
sity dining halls. By establishing the
grill room, it is thought, will be the
most effective step possifile toward
making the dining halls a center for,
the underclasses.

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Girls Unwelcome
In Professions
"In many professions women are
not welcome," said Miss Cleo Murt-
land, assistanti professor of industrial
education of the University of Michi-
gan. "This is true in the medical,
lan and architectural professions.
Women are in every field of business
but with limitatoins." -
Health is a great factor in- the
choosing of a vocation. A high strung,
nervous person should not choose
teaching in gramnar grades. Soci-
ety thinks that the girl looks at her
work from, a social standpoint and,
that she considers what the work will
do for her socially. Last' of all a
girl considers salary in choosing her
profession.
"Ifconsidering a profession seri-
ously a girl should get some .one of
authority to speak to her about it.
telling her the bad points as well as
the good."
DEAN JORDAN TO REMAIN IN
CLEVELAND FOR REST OF WEEK
Dean Myra. B.- Jordan, will remain
in Cleveland for the remainder of the
week attending the Meetings of the'
seventh National Conference of Deans
of Women, with headquarters at the
Statler hotel. The general subject of
the conference is "Constructive Work
of Deans of Women."
The conference was the guest of
Lake Erie college, Painesville, on
Wednesday. Dean Jordan expects to
visit Oberlin college also before her
return. On Saturday she will address.
a grouloof Michigan women in Cleve-
land.

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*eapported biy Senrna Owen

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Matrimony will
catch you if you:
don't watch out.'
-Any girl may be
the bait. Owen
Moore had been
wearing blinders
all his life-but
they slipped.,
Hence "Sooper
or Later.

The big-ger they
are the harder
they fall., In
"Sooner or
Later" Owen
Moore was the
biggest "Woman
Hater" that ever
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