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":'he e wl b e a' Miiethiig korI,'io
house presidents at 4 o'clock Wedfres-
d~y Nov~ 9; ini Sarah 'CMWdll' An~gell
Dean.Myra $r Jordan will bQ at home
for all University women from 3 to 6
o'clock Tuesday afternoons.
Thesre will be a meeting of the Jun-
ior Girls' play committee at 4 o'clock
-Moniday afternoon in Betsy Barbour
house.- 9
Indoor work in gymnasium classes
will start on Thursday, Nov. 10.
Upperclassmen who have work in
gymnasium from last year to mnake up
..must ,see 'Miss' Wood before Wednes-
day, Nov. 9, in order to arrange class-
es.
atStylus will hold its regular meeting
a7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, Nov.
8, at the Chi Omega house.
Freshman Girls' Glee club will meet
at 4:30 o'clock Monday in Sarah Cas-
,Well Angell hall.; The officers are:
President, Helen Brown; vice-presi-
dent, Dorothy Spencer, and librarian,
Ruth Holliday.
All graduate women are invited to
the first of a series of weekly teas to
be given by_ the Graduate Women's
club, from 4 to 6 o'clock Monday after-
noon in Barbour gymnasium. Further
*information concerning the meetings
of this club will be announced on the
bulletin board outside of the Graduate
school office and in the Daily colum'ns.
All women who are interested in the
Commerce club will meet at 3 o'clock
Tuesday, room 101, Economics build-
ing, to nominate candidates for the
vice-presidency of the club.
'25 WOMIEN'S SECOND TEAM
DEFE~ATS SOPHOMORE SE'COIDS
Freshman girls' sett td tearf. defeat-
ed the sophow ore-seeond- -teari by a
*coi~v f 2-0, Thursday afternoon, In the
most spirited,-game played.; so far this
.Week. .The playing- on. both -sides was.
characterized, by good work in the.
forward lines.
Friday afternoon-&a- "conisolation
game" between the two previougly de-
feated teams, sophomore first -and
freshman first, was played resulting
in a victory for the sop-homores, 3-0.
- t 4 o'6,lodi Mon~day afternoon there
will be another game between the
freshiman_ .aid 'sop'homore second
'teams. 'The ."cup ganme";1s to 'be
played oh ,Wednesday; Nov. 9.
In '92, a -boarding house clique ran
the freshmah elections and placed all
of their members- in office. 'The fraud
was exposed and a new election held.
Daily Want Adis Pay.-Adv.
PROFESSOR SCOTT RE-ELECTED
PUBLICATIONS BOARD READ
Prof. F. N. Scott was re-elected
chairman of the Board in Control of
Student Publications at the board
meeting Saturday. Renaud Sherwood,
'22, was appointed secretary.
Girls Attention! Rain water sham-
poos, hair daressing, marcel-waving.
face and 'scaip treatment. Wigs for
rent. Mrs. J. Ri. 'rrojanowski, 1110 S
University Ave., side entrance. Phone.
696-W-Adv
U S E D CA RS Student's Garage Serv'ice
1917 (Ford Touring --.: $85-
Ford Underslung Speedster $125:
Henderson Motorcycle4se
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