VHE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1921.

'EAN AND SOCIAL DIRECTORS the social directors of the dormitor-
LEAVE FOR ATLANTIC CITY ies, Miss Eleanor Sheldon, Miss Grace
Greenwood, and Miss Helen Bishop. W omen
Dean Myra B. Jordan leaves today P A. R. Entertains Charter Members
or a meeting of deans of women of
tate universities, colleges, normal The February meeting of the Sarah There will be a Senior society meet-!
nd high schools to be held Friday Caswell Angell chapter of the D. A. ing tomorrow night at 7:15 o'clock in
nd Saturday at Atlantic City. R. will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow Martha Cook building.
Conferences will be held at this afternoon at the residence of the Re-
me among each of the groups and gent, Mrs. W. W. Beman, 813 Kings- All entering students should make
everal general gatherings will meet ley street. Charter members will be
Bveralarrangements at lBarbour gymnasium
o discuss subjects of general inter- the guests of honor on this occasion. for medical examinations.
st, such as health, under specialists j__
ualified in the work. Get the best. Buy a "Standard" Dancing classes will be discontinued
Dean Jordan was accompanied by Loose-leaf Notebook at Wahr's.-Adv. until further notice.

ALUMNAE LUNCHEON araret CoeIey, Married on Saturday Cooley was a member of Collegiate
ATD BY 35 The wedding of Margaret Cooley, Sorosis while in the University. Ken-
A T T E N D E D Y 5 17, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. C. HI nedy belongs to Phi Delta Theta fra-
Cooley, to James Kennedy, '21, of ternity.
More than 350 women, alumnae and Lansing, was celebrated Saturday aft-
students, were present at the lunch- ernoon at the home of the bride. Miss Read The Daily for Campus News.
eon given by the Michigan women of
Detroit Saturday, Feb. 12, at the Ho-
tel Statler. Mrs. Edward D. Pome-
roy, '96, chairman of the alumnae
council of the Alumni association of
theUniversity, was the speaker at the -
luncheon. =
The campaign for a women's build- -==
ing was the subject of Mrs. Pomeroy's
speech. She gave many reasons why for
the women need such a building,
stressing the favorable attitude of the
Regents who announced that as soon
as $500,000 has been raised the site
will be given for the building. = They are here in profusion"
1Frs. Panlihurst Addresses Ai -11111a-
I= PAThey are dainty little sailors with
Mrs. Emeline Pankhurst addressedbe
the meeting of the Ann Arbor branch = tiny brims gaily decked with bright flow-
of the Collegiate Alumnae Saturday =-ers, and little poke- and mushrooms,
afternoon at Martha Cook building, which may well have the fem-
where she was the guest of Miss Grace
Greenwood. Prof. Alexander Ruth- = iine eye of an earlier day.
ven, of the zoology department, gave
a talk on South America. They are brilliant shadings which bring
to mind the vivid plumage of some wild
New day and evening classes wile
be org,;nizedat the School of Short- creature of the tropics-a veritable rain-
hand today, 711 N. Univ. Ave.-Adv. bow of vivid shadings.
Ready to Serve
AT ANY TIME
Open from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. n ma 1 i e
P= afoe1 bwor a B. Foggerty
Poot of hot tea and bowl of rice = ..
PLAIN CHOP SUEY -
85 CENTS pecialty Hat Shop
80'CENTS
CHINESE and AMERICAN StyleE L
Short rders1 ? East Liberty Streev
Short Orders i
Quang Tugim Lo1E
613 Liberty St E.1 1 i] Iill
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WANTED -- Students desiring good to have filled an engagement here
paying positions for summer vaca- Dec. 18. The tickets for the postpon-
tion will find a chance to make big
money by calling at 310 S. State St, ed engagement of Dec. 18 will be ac-
3rd floor. A few permanent agen- cepted Thursday night.
cies already built up will be open in Due to the fact that Miss Manner
June for seniors who can qualify, will leave Ann Arbor on the 9:48
Farm and Collegiate Dep't., Nation- train Thursday night, the Oratorical
al Casualty Co. Phone 310-M. 95-101 1rmTusa gtteOao a
a aPn .association is anxious to start the
WANTED -Men students. Few places program on time, and the audience is
left at 514 E. Jefferson. Price rea- requested to be seated shortly before
sonable and you get home cooked8 o
meals. 95-3 8 o'clock.
WANTED--Data, problems and lab.
work in E. E. 3. If interested, ansI DOUBLE ANNOUNCEMENT
wer, care Box X. Y. Z., Daily. PARTY AT KAPPA HOUSE

OR RENT-Suite and single room for WANTED-University student to do A party was given Monday night at
ladies. One block north of campus. sweeping for four hours per week. the Kappa Kappa Gamma house to
1724-3. 953 address Box I: 0., Daily. 95-2
- announce the engagement of Frances
OR RENT-Light housekeepiug. Two MISCELLANEOUS Buckbee, '21, to Clarence N. John-
ronms and kitchennette. 110 N. In- STUDENT ELKS! Fischer's Kalama- ston, 21E, and Mary Florence Buck-
galls. __-_ zoo Exposition Orchestra at Armory bee, '21 to Samuel H. Riggs, '22L.
OR RENT-Excellent 'suite. high- Thurs(lay night, Feb. 24. For Elks Johnston is a member of Tau Beta
ly desirable location. Call 544-W.1 only. 95-2 Pi, honorary engineering fraternity,
i3-3 FRENCH AND SPANISH tutor. Un- and Riggs is a member of Phi Gam-
OR RENT-Pleasant front rooms at iversity graduate and three years ma Delta and Phi Alpha Delta frater-
948 Greenwood Ave. 95-2 study abroad. Inquire 203 S. Thay- nities.
Ier St. 13
FOR SALE
SERVICES of a high-grade cook avail- CARNEGIE PROFESSOR SPEAKS
OR SALE - C-melody saxophone- able for catering in your own home. ON "AMERICAN BLOOD IN 1775"
'Conn." Price reasonable. Phone' Dinner 'parties a specialty. Phone
557., - 95-3 2705-J. 95-61
Professor Jameson, director of the
OR SALE - Airedale dogs. Thor-'LOCKSMITH -- All kinds, door and , bureau of historical research at Car-
oughbreds. Fred Klinesmith. Sal- t runk keys. Repairing locks a spec- negie institute, will speak at 4:15
ine. Phone Saline 197-R22. 95-3 ialty. Phone 2498. Dell Keeler. 92-12 o'clock this r in

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