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DANA E, HISCOCK
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HARD And SOFT
Junior Girls' play practices are as
follows:
The entire cast and choruses will
rehearse at 9 o'clock Saturday morn-
ing. All practices will he held at
Sarah Caswell Angell hall.
The hours for rifle practice are as
follows: From 9:30 to 12 o'clock on
Tuesday mornings; from 7 to 9 o'clock
on Wednesday evenings; from 1:30
to 4:30 o'clock on Thusday after-
noons. These hours will be in force
until the week of March 22.
Rehearsal of the entire cast and
choruses for the Junior Girls' play
will be held from .7 to 9 o'clock to-
night. Those who are not present
will be fined.
Kappa Alpha Theta house will hold
a bridge tea at 2:30 o'clock Saturday
afternoon for the benefit of the Wo-
men's league. Tables can be obtained
for $3,or 75 cents a person by call-
ing to reserve them.-
The weekly tea of the Women's
Graduate club will be held at 4:30
o'clock this afternoon in Betsy
Barbour dormitory-.
Mortarboard will hold a meeting at
8 o'clock Monday night at the Chi
Omega house. All are ,requested to
be present.
Chaperones for dances over the
week end are: ,Union-Friday, Mrs.
H. W. Cake; Saturday, Miss Martha
Hills; Armory-Friday, Mrs. E. G.
Heartt; Saturday-Mrs. H. G. Berger,
Packard-Saturday, Mrs. H. B. Lazell.
All women who wish to submit a
drawing for the permanent pin for
the 'Michigan league should complete
their drawings by March 21.
FEW. SENIOR TICKETS
LEFT FOR JUNIOR LAYh
Very few complimentary tickets for
the Junior Girls' play were left uncall-
ed for by the seniors yesterday after-
noon. From reports of rehearsals,
the juniors are making every effort
to stage a play worthy of the interest
shown byithe seniors. The few tick-
ets which hav, not been ealled' for
will be left at Dean Jordan's office and
if not calld for by 5 o'clock this aft-
ernoon will be placed on sale at the
box office of Hill auditorium.
A number of good' seasts are left
and will be placed on sale from 2
to 5 o'clock this afternoon and from
9 to 12 and 2 to 5 o'clock Saturday.
Fathers of junior girls will be allow-
ed- to attend the Play provided they
obtain acertiflate from Dean Jordan's
onfice and present this certificate on
the night of the play.
Girls Advertise
Newberry Shines
Over in front of Newberry residence
hangs a big blue and yellow shoe, and
on the campus today 22 sophomore wo-
men are wearing sm4l shoe badges.
It isn't a sh'oe sale or a new hiking
club--merely the launching of the big
campaign of the Newberry Shoe Shin-
ing parlor, a campaign to enlist the
co-operation of all Michigan women
in this project for increasing the cam-
paign fund of the Michigan league.
Posters have been placed in 9onspic-
' ous places on campus, letters have
been sent to all women's houses, and
shine tickets will follow in a few days
for, all women to buy.
"From the ground up for the Wo-
men's building" is the slogan-so all
women will know what all this "shoe
business" is about.
DeValera Attends Alarmist Meeting
Dublin, March 9.-An official Sinn
Fein announcement issued today said
Eammon de Valera attended a meeting
Tuesday in Belfast of representatives
from Antrim, Down, Armagh, London-
derry,'Tyrone, and Fermanagh, to dis-
cuss "the campaign of anarchy inl
northeast Ulster and the murders and
outrages of nationalists on account of
religious intolerance."
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COAL
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PUBLICITY, PERSONNEL, FIELD,
CONFERENCE, BUSINESS
DISCUSSED
At the joint meeting of the Y. W. C.
A. cabinet and advisory board which
was held Wednesday afternoon, Miss
Marie L'Hommedieu, finance secretary
of central field, presented an outline
of the national finance program.
Miss L'Hommedieu is talking to the
various associations in the field to ac-
quaint them with the work which is
being done by the nationalaassociation
and to prepare them to vote inellig-
ently on national questions.
The principal divisions of expendi-
ture which were outlined in the na-
tional budget were general administra-
tion, research and education, publicity
personnel, finance, field, business, for-
eign administration, and general for-
eign work.
Miss L'Hommedieu gave details
about some phases of the Y. W. C. A.
work about which the general public
and even members of some local asso-
ciations are ignorant. Among these
are the work done by the Hollywood
Studio club for young girls entering
the film world, help given to tubercular
girls at Alberquerque, many instances
of emergency relief such as that given
during the flood at Pueblo, assistance
given to foreign girls in American
ports, of which work there were 90,-
000 cases last year, and the activities
of the 83 foreign centers.
Htummers Choose
Spring :Play Cast
Mummers spring play, "A Twig of
Thorn," by Marie J. Warren, will be
produced on April 4, and the proceeds
will be given to the campaign fund of
the Michigan league.
Rehearsals for the following cast
which was chosen on Wednesday will
begin next week: Nessa, Madeline
McGurk; Maurya, Amy Martin; Oonah,
Merry Wagner; Aengus, Caroline Lock-
wood; Aileel, Lucile Welty; Fairy
Child, Laurella Hollis; Kathleen, Rose
Tobias; Minula, Blanch Kynast;
Sheila, Ruth McCann; Sheamus, Gladys
Gage; Martin, Hortense Miller; Tum-
aus, Doris Gilhams; Father Brian,
Sara Waller. -
TIME EXTENDED
IN PIN CONTEST
\Time extension has been granted
to those who wish to subniit drawings
for the permanent pin for the Michigan
league.. The committee has extended.
the limit to March 21 because of the
fact that the drawings submitted do
not offer a wide enough choice for a
pin which is to be so widely used.
University women who wish to en-
ter this contest will find a complete
set of rules posted on the bulletin
boards in Uniyersity hall, Newberry
hall, the Library, and Barbour gymnas-
ium. The prize to the winner is a life
membership fee of $50-in the Michigan
league. Information concerning this
contest may be obtained by calling
Edna Groff, '22, phone 2338.
PLAY WILL SHOW
UNUSUAL LIGHTING
Unusual lighting effects and scenery
designed by the University of Michi-
gan workshop will be used in the pre-
sentation of "The Golden Doom," a
one-act play of Lord Dunsany's, by
Sigma Delta Phi, national honorary or-
atorical and dramatic fraternity for
womn, at the Women's league party
this aft.ernoon.
Following the performance there
will be dancing with music furnished
by the Helen Newberry residence or-
chestra. Refreshments will be served
by the girls.
STATE SCIENTISTS TO HOLD
MEETING HERE MARCH $931
Xiciiga'Ii Academy of Arts, Science,
and Letters Announces Its
Program
Several prominent scientists will
lecture at the annual meeting of the
Michigan Academy of Arts, Science,
and Letters to be held here March 29,
30, and 31. A tentative program has
been announced: Wednesday, March
29, presidential address on "The, Fac-
tor of Safety in Research," by Prof. A.
F. Shull; Thursday, "The Uses of Psy-
chology," by J. McKeen Cattell, editor
of "Science," and former professor of
psychology at Columbia university;
Friday, "The Dutch East Indies; the
Land and the People," by Prof. H. A.
Brouwer, of Delft, Holland. These
meetings are open to the public and no
badge of membership or ticket is ne-
cessary.
There will also be meetings of the
the different sections for the presenta-
tion of papers on research in agri'cul-
ture, anthropology, botany, economics,
geology, psychology, sanitary and med-
ical science, and zoology.
Representatives for the various sci-
entific sections are expected from
Detroit, Grand Rapids, East Lansing,
Kalamazoo, Ypsilanti, and other South-
ern Michigan cities as well as from
the University. The Academy of Sei-
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Wuerth-Marie Prevost in "Don't
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Orpheum-Hoot Gibson in "The'
Fire Eater."
Rae-Thomas Meighan in "The
Conquest of Canaan."
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