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1-GIRLS' PLAY TICKETS
ON 5ALE WEDNESDAY
Tickets for the annual Junior Girls'
play to be given March 18 and 19, at
the Whitney theater, will go on sale
Wednesday morning at Graham's book-
store. Prices are quoted at $2, $1.50,
and $1. Due to the fact that orders
have been received from the Detroit
Junior college and similar institutions
a large advance ticket sale is antici-
pated.
According to custom senior girls
wearing their caps and gowns for the
first time will attend the play in a
group .on Friday night after the class
supper. They will have the privilegb

of getting their tickets from 2 to 5'
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in Univer-
sity hall before the regular sale.
Many alumnae and out of town peo-
ple are expected for the matinee and
night performances on Saturday.
Special Meeting of D. A. R. Called
A special meeting of the Sarah Cas-
well Angell chapter of the D. A. R.,
has been called for 3:30 o'clock Mon-
day afternoon in the Red room at
Martha Cook building. The regent
has called the meeting to consider the
voting of funds for national causes.
A full attendance is desired.
See the New Remington Portable
Typewriter-Standard Keyboard. G.
B. Washington, 8-9 Savings Bank
Building.-Adv.

ST UNTS TO RECALL play will be rehearsed and other plans
1920 JUNIOR PLAY are to be discussed: Dancing and re-
freshments will complete the after-
noon's program.
Stunts from last year's Junior Girls'
play will be featured at the senior Girls' Mandolin Club to Give Dance
girls' party to be given from 3:30 to The Girls' Mandolin club benefit
5:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at dance will be given from 2:30 to 5:30
the Pi Beta Phi house. This is the o'clock, Saturday afternoon, March, 11.
first of a series of informal gatherings Tickets, admitting a couple and cost-
which have been planned as a means ing $1, will re on sale at the book-
of furthering class friendships. stores throughout the coming week.
Jean Wallace, '21, will repeat her Nobe Wetherbee's orchestra is going
dance which will be remembered as to furnish the music.


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Marjorie West, '21, Marguerite Cav-
endish, '21, and Helen Vowles, '21, will
help the girls to recall other scenes
from the play.
Songs to be sung at the senior sup-
per preceding the senior compliment-
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DeBarr's Wolverine Cafe, the OR-
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DOR. is located at 105 S. Thayer St.,
where it gives the best home cooked
meals in the city. DeBarr's Wolverine
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THE1ENTN LANE Dinner
HALL 85 cents
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