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e nossi-

All senior girls should be measured
for their caps and gowns at Mack &
Co.'s before March 1 in order that
they may wear them to the Junior
Girls' play.

ne team All houses that had candy and blue'
ion with books for sale during the examination
ols. weeks should turn in the money to
s being Dorothy Jeffrey, '24, at once.
,w sport,
lug held
t of the A special meeting of the Freshman
i. ofThe Girls' Glee club will be held at 4:10
ded. o'clock today .in Barbour gymnas-
and use lum. All members are especially re-
.22 prac- quested to be present.
et up in Rehearsals for the Junior' Girls'
y, large play will be. held as follows: The
a six to whole cast and choruses at 9:30 o'clock
numbers Saturday morning. Practices will be
s neces- held at Sarah Caswell Angell hall.
ays each -
t a time. There will be a Women's league
.sed, and party at 4 o'clock this afternoon
er small in Barbour gymnasium.
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ng the rifle
ready mak-
oon be able
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inication from
g a team of
compete with
held sometime
practices are
it the Armory,
K Major Ship-
e girls out on

The official color for the cap tassel
for seniors in the School of Education
is pale blue, according to recent in-
vestigations. Senior girls in the
School of Education are asked to con-
sider this in placing their orders for
caps and gowns so that they may be
ready for the Junior Girls' play.
Chaperones for dances over the week
end are: Union-Friday, Mrs. Yates'
Adams; Saturday, Mrs. H. B. Lazell;
Armory-Friday, Miss Martha Hills;
Saturday,. Mrs. H. W. Cake.
The entire cast and choruses for the
Junior Girls' play will r&'earse at 9
o'clock this morning at Sarah Caswell
Angell hall.
The playground class nowbeing of-
fered is a continuation of last se-
mester's, and re-registration of old
members its unnecessary. The class
meets at 2 o'clock on. Wednesdays.
There is to be a class in indoor
baseball which all girls who are in-
terested may join. It will meet from
3:15. to 3:45 o'clock on Thursdays.
The beginning dancing class is to,
meet at 8 o'clock on Monday and Fri-
day evenings. Aiy girls who signed
up for 1:30 o'clock may come at 8
o'clock if they wish. There will be no
class at 1:30 o'clock.
Adams House Dance Proves Success
A little pep; a. little work, result:
another brick in the League building.
This time it was the girls of Adams
house who made $50 from their dance
Wednesday afternoon at the Armory.
Adams house is a freshman house, too.

An exclusive cabaret opens to Uni-
versity women at 4 o'clock this after-
noon. The place is Barbour gymnas-
ium, and the why and wherefore is
none less than the League party which
is to be something very different this
week.
Those who attended the League cab-
aret last year will remember the fun
and come again, and those to whom the
occasion is new will find in the stunts
to be given by members of Kappa Del-
ta and Theta Phi Alpha sororities and
several league houses something to re-
member for next year, for they promise
to be the "real thing."
Afler .the stunts, everybody will
dance to the music of the Helen New-
berry residence orchestra.
HOIIE JCONOXICS TAUGHT
AT ANN ARBOR HIGH SCHOOL
Instruction in home economics under
the supervision of the city Y. W. Ca A.,
will be given at the Ann Arbor high
school at & 'clock every Tuesday
evening. University girls are especi-
ally invited to attend the classes. The
girls will be taught to prepare and
serve meals with Miss Edith Sullivan
as the instructor.
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BY ONE SORORITY
Pi Beta Phi sorority holds the hon-
or of being the first sorority to be-
come 100 per cent in the Women's
league life membershi drive. There
are 30 girls in the house.
According to present indications the
competion will be close during the
last two days of the campaign since
several houses are nearing their quota.
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