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an Of W.A.A.
more the time for an annual
. of the Women's Athletic as-
n has arrived. At 5:30 o'clock
y evening, the time set for the
ig, a large group of women
s and alumnae will "drink a
to Michigan."
s will be arranged and decor-

ated according to classes in the din-
ing room at Barbour gymnasium.
"Pep" will not be lacking in the songs
and stunts that are being planned,
class competition serving to stimulate
the rivalry. The usual custom of
toasts and honor awards will be fol-
lowed. But with this the event will
not end. The cotillion, an added danc-
ing attraction, will begin at 7:30 in
the gymnasium. Special feature danc-
es will add to gayety of the evening.

will render a few selections in its best
"heavy tones." There will also be a
W om en solo dance by that graceful rival of
Anne Pennington, whose "off-stage
name" is Anita Sowers, '23. "Negro
Tickets for the Athletic association singers" from Betsy Barbour house
banquet and cotillion may be pur- are going to introduce some planta-
chased at Miss Wood's office in Bar- tion melodies.
bour gymnasium. Tables will be arranged around the
outer edges of the gymnasium, and
All University women are invited the customary drinks will be served
All Unverity omgen ar invite. by chic French waitresses supplied by
to a reception to be given for Mrs. ! the Alpha Phi sorority.
Katherine Willard Eddy at 3:30 o'clock
this afternoon at,Newberry hall.

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Chaperones for tonight will be Un-
ion, Mrs. M. S. Hill; Armory, Mrs. H.
G. Berger.
There will be a Women's league
party at 4:15 o'clock this afternoonl
in Barbour gymnasium.

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Rehearsals of Junior Girls'
be held at 4 and 7 o'clock
Sarah Caswell Angell hall.

play will
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S('ROL.L BEGINS WORK ON
ANNUAL SPRING DRAMA
Work has begun on "The Miser,"
the new production chosen by the
Scroll, formerly the Classical club,
for its annual dramatic offering. "The
Miser" is a five act comedy adapted
from "The Pot of . Gold" by Plautus,
and will be produced late this spring.
Due to the fact that'it was felt that
the giving of "Laughter of the Gods,"
which had originally been chosen for
the annual play, would interfere with
the success of some other campus af-
fairs, it was thought best to make-the
change.

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as this, Coca-Cola was created
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Senior girls should be measured
for caps and gowns this week ati
Mack's department store, in order that
they may be ordered in time for Jun-
ior Girls' play.
Girls who desire conferences with
Mrs. Katherine Willard Eddy, nation-
al secretary of the foreign department
of the Y. W. C. A., are asked to make
appointments at Newberry hall.
The Athletic association banquet"
will begin at 5:30 o'clock Saturday
night; the cotillion at 7:30 o'clock.
Cabaret Offers
Snappy Program
A flock of coquettish little Puritan
maids, whose abbreviated and be-
flowered costumes would have shock-
ed the original New England forefa-
thers immeasurably will present a
singing and dancing skit at the Wom-
en's league cabaret at 4:15 o'clock
this afternoon in Barbour gymnasium.
Miles Standish himself will chaperone
them, and see to it that they do not
flirt too violently with the "gentle-
men" in the audience. They will/be
remembered as the Zeta Tau Alpha
chorus which 'won the first prize for
the best group costume at the fancy
dress party.
"Rainbow Jazz" is the name of a
snappy feature which the Gamma Phi1
Beta sorority is going to present this
afternoon, and Pi Beta Phi is supply-
ing a sturdy "male quartette," which

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217 South, Main Street-

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Adults 30c
Matinees 20c

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g proposition this summer.
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n. 103-2
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members. Communicate
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Auditorium. Electric light,
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Upper classman preferred.
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102-2
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE - A beautiful 7 room
house, hot water heat, garage, one
block from campus. This "place
must be seen to be appreciated.
Price $16,000. McComb and Rose.
Phone 1027. Ask for Herman Fol-
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FOR SALE-New model Fox Portable
Typewriter No. 2, the student's type-
writer. Remarkable for touch, dur-
ability and.ease of operation. Wes-
ley Marston, Agent. Phone 1951-R.
555 Packard, St. 13
FOR SALE-Fur chokers just received
from New York City. Will sell at
surprisingly low prices. Zwerdling.
Established 1904. Ladies' Tailoring
and Fur Shop. 217 East Liberty
St. 103-3
FOR SALE - Conn C-Melody Saxa-
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FOR SALE-Tuxedo Coat and Trous-
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FOR SALE-Dress suit in good con-
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102-2
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YOU CAN earn two thousand dollars
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LADIES' NOTICE-Ladies interested
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United Daughters of the Confederacy,
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Phone 856-W. 103-2

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The amazing love tale 'of Athletio
Annabel and sweet William

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Gym locker room, Ever-
encil with 7 worked on it.
call 711 Catherine. R e-
102-3
black fur mitten on Wash-
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Justine Johnson claimed by critics to be the prettiest woman on the screen appears in
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