club -'. 11 be on sale for orning in Univer- aore girls wishing addi- ticketscall student office vberry residence. 1 membership me*ting of . which was to have been rnoon has been postpon- slock next Monday after- actices for freshmen and are held regularly at 4 [ondays and Thursdays; id seniors, at 4:45 o'clock and Wednesdays. who are planning to be ner school and would be HOTEL DOORS OPEN TO WOMEN ONLY' One of the most interesting places at which to stop when travelling is the Gracd Dodge hotel in Washington.' This new idea of a hotel for women, run by women, greatly simplifies travelling for younger women and girls. At Grace Dodge hotel there are no regulations or restrictions other than those found in any first class hotel except that there is no tipping. Its atmosphere, as of a well-ordered club, is one of hospitality where one can feel at home and at the same time be entirely independent. Every woman used -to hope to go to Washington at least once in her life-time, but nowa- days such numbers go so many times a year on public or private business or just to visit, that an experiment like the Grace Dodge hotel is likely to prove a useful one. WOME N'S ATHLETICS HURRIED BY SHORTNESS OF SEASON - W- W U To Benei yes 42 frovi 5 r. nioney was successfully carried out at the Junior Girls' play and because of the warmer season the committee be- lieves that the profits tonight will ex- ceed the previous sale. III CHAPMAN 113 South Main uses which want more candy e league booth are asked to it at once. Also all money andy must be in by May 15 so booth may be closed. will be a 10 honor point hike girls interested at 9 o'clock day morning. The party will m Barbour gymnasium at this (. Owing to the shortness of the seasonj in all, women's athletics'it will be ne- cessary tos.hurry somewhat:the work of the clas teams in all the various sports. All teams in tnuis, baseball and quoits, and all those entering the archery tournament must be chosen by Thursday, May 18, and all prelim- inaries must be played off by Friday, May 26. The finals in all events will be played on field day, Wednesday, May 31. Lost something? A Classified Ad in The Daily will find it for you.-Adv. You'll find many bargains when you read Michigan Daily Ads.-Adv. Miriam Wicksall, '24, chairman of the committee for the sophomore girls' movie, received a check for twen- ty-five dollars worth of tickets from Mr. W. L. Butterfiel* owner of the Majestic and Arcade theaters. A message accompanying the check wished the '24 girls the best of suc- cess with their sale of tickets for the production "The Bachelor Daddy," with Thomas Meigham which will be shown at the Majestic theater May 18,, 19, and 20 for the benefit of the Mich- igan league campaign funa. The committee wishes it known that the best of the camius talent will ap- pear in the special added features. Tickets are obtainable from any soph- omore girl on campus. WOMEN APPLY FOR SUMMER WORK Applications from women who wish to work during. the summer are com- ing in to Dean Myra B. Jordan's office in abundance. Many of these could be filled if people desiring to have work done would put in requests at the of- fice for student workers. Applica- tions. of those wishing to work in- clude requests for housekeeping, gov- erness positions, clerical work, and many others. Many applicants desire steady as well as part time work while others are willing to go away to resorts and . hotels. Were calls' to come in to Dean Jordan's, office, it would greatly help the situation. Nortarboard Alumnae ,Plan Reunion Plans for areunion of the members of Mortarboard were made at a sup- per given by the Mortarboard alumnae Tuesday .night at the English Muffin Tea rooms. Arrangements have been mhde to give a breakfast on June 18 for all of those members of Mortar- board who "are in nn Arbor for Com- mencement. Glee Club to Sell Frost-bites Tonight Frost-bites will be sold tonight at the Senior Girls' play by memberstof- the Freshman Girls'. Glee, club for the benefit of the Michigan league cam- paign fund. This idea fax raising COMING-SOON ARCADE - AT THE THEATERS i A 'Rol;1hlo o, o 999 TAXI TODAY SCREEN 35 CENTS Arcade - "Beyond the Rocks," with Gloria Swanson and Rud- olph Valentino. Majestic- "Turn to the Right," and Bell's Hawaiians. Orpheum-"What Love Will Do," and comedy "Robinson Crusoe." Rae-"Proxies," Wuerth-Mary Pickford in "Lit- tle Lord Fauntleroy." 999 TAXI STAGE _TELEPHONE 114 f"1 --EHOE31 - T U T"T L E S A Place to bring your friends Nowhere is the food better N'owhere is the service more prompt TUTT LE'S LUNCH ROOM Maynard Street I Whitney - Senior Girls' play, I "Pomander Walk." Try a: Daily Want Ad. Tt payt.--Adv. club will v evening at Miss Leila the national teta, nation- will hold a ,. _ .... i Sold by CALKINS-FLETCHER DrugCo, TREBO $6R00 PIPES, I From the Leading Makers Perfumes and Toilet Waters CIGAR, STORE' Cold Beer You' II Alvays T nd E VE HAVE THE BEST BEER IN THE CITY OE COLD, BIG SCHOONER FOR 50 BASEBALL RETURNS RECEIVED.HERE INNING BY INNING. EVERYONE WELCOMED HERE TTER & DE FRIES 118 EAST HURON STREET I gives cooler, cleaner smoking Agents for the United States and Canada GROSVENOR NICHOLAS & CO., Inc. 6o Broad Street New York City The Eberbach Son Co* 200-204 L. Liberty Street I. p- 4 P, U F, ../. I IMES THE ATR 11 OF THE MICHIGAN UNION FRIDAY-SATURDAY MAY 12 V THE PERFORMANCES ARE FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AS WELL AS FOR MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY DOBBS 922 STRAWS THE MIMES REPERTOIRE COMPANY Present I The Cloiste Straw Hat Day May 13th Straw Hat Day May 13th A Play in Four Acts By EMILE VERHAEREN First Public Presentation in' America '., AN EXCEPTIONAL CAST The Dobbs Straws are now on display for your approval. Nineteen Twenty- two Styles carry the same Dobbish exclusiveness as in :the past. INCLUDING 1 AGENTS TINKER & COMPANY SOUTH STATE STREET AT WILLIAM STREET The Home of Fetter Clothes, Hats and Furnishings at Fair Prices. CARL W. GUSKE THOMAS L UNDELtWOOD LAUREN B. S. TUKESBERRY ELMAN S. PETTIJOHN GEORGE S. BUCHANAN And a splendid supporting company I 11 Seat Sale To-Day at 10:00 A. M. at Box Ofce. Price $1. IL _. DANCES FRIDAY AND SATURDA Tickets at Graham's, Slater's and Wahr's, uptown Fischer Drug Co. and Goodyear Drug Co., downtown