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in Woman Sails for Singapore
Fillingham, '16, sailed Thurs-
'eb. 24, for England, on her
Singapore where she has ac-
a position as associate Y. W.
ecretary. Miss Fillingham wl
ith Miss Mary Rutherford who
nt a number of years in India
.o recently took graduate work
University of Michigan. Miss
ham expects to be in Singapore

Immel to Address Lansing Audience
Prof. Ray K. Immel, of the public
speaking department, will address a,
father and son meeting this afternoon
at Lansing on the "Force of Habit."
The lecture is given under the direc-
tion of the University Extension serv-
ice.
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R. B. Schoeman, '21D, will give an
illustrated lecture on South Africa,
before the Michigan Dames organiza-
tion in their meeting at 8 o'clock,
Tuesday evening, in Lane hall.
Women's dancing classes will hold
ai important meeting at 5 o'clock
Monday in Barbour gymnasium.
Dean Myra B.4 Jordan will resume
her afternoons at home for the new
semester, beginning with Tuesday,
March .
All entering students should make
arrangements at Barbour gymnasium
for medical examinations.
Dancing classes will be discontinued
until further notice.
A sophomore song parody is neet r
for the cotillion. Songs should be glv-
eht to Elsa Oiesen, 1414 Washtenaw
avenue, before Monday..
All Presbyterian\ girls are requestett
to return their election cards to New-
berry hall at once
From 2 to 5 o'clock every afternoon,
the social service office at Newberry
hall will be open in order that all
girls who desire to do social service
work in the hospitals may sign up.
Basketball practices will be held at
the -regular hours nex~ week.
Class basketball teams will be an-
nounced by Tuesday of next week if
possible.

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All senior girls should be measured
for caps and gowns this week at
Mack's department store, in order that
they may be ordered in time for Jun-
ior Girls' play.
The board of directors of the Wom-
en's league will meet at 1 o'clock Wed-
nesday to discuss a change in life
membership fees.
League To Give
Another Cabaret
Once more is the atmosphere of
Broadway and the white lights to be
transported to Michigan. Because the
cabaret, presented by the Women's
league several months ago, was such
a complete success, a similar shoe
on a larger scale is being prepared
for the next league party, at 4 o'clock
Friday afternoon, March 4, in Barbour
gymnasium.
Tables will be arranged around the
sides of the gymnasium, and refresh-
ments served all afternoon. Between
the regular dances, singing and dan&
ing skits will be presented for the
benefit of the guests who sit about at
the tables.
Zeta Tau Alpha, Pi Beta Phi, and
Gamma Phi Beta are to give the
stunts, while Alpha Phi will supply
the brigade of neat~ white capped
waitresses who serve.
PROF. RANKIN 'ADDRESSES
WISCQNSIN WOMEN'S CLUB
Prof. T. E. Rankin, of the rhetoric
department, addressed the Wisconsin
Women's club of Milwaukee, Thursday
afternoon on the topic: "The Effect
of the War on Literature."
Professor Rankin is the first mem-
ber of the University faculty to ad-
dress this organization, which calls
men from Chicago, Wisconsin and oth-
er universities, as well as other
speakers of note in this country and
Europe.
Korean Educator to Talk at Vespers
Vesper services will be held at 4:30
o'clock Wednesday afternoon in New-
berry hall. The speaker for the meet-
ing will be Mrs. F. S. Curtis, whose
topic is "The Ci'sis in Japan."
Mrs. Curtis and her husband have
had charge of the religious work in
Korea for 30 years. Mrs. Curtis, who
is enjoying a year's furlough from her
work, is matron of ,a large girls'
school in Korea and is president of the
board of directors.
Have you tried those wonderful Sun-
day Chicken Dinners at Teet's Din-
ing Rooms.-Adv.
English Tweeds and Herrinbones
Caps. Just arrived at Davis Toggery
Shop, 119 So. Main St.-Adv.
Sunday night specials. Both Amer-
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