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Students To Give
Reciral Tonight
Advanced students of the School of
Music will give the next student's re-
cital at 7:3U o'clock tonight at the
school.
Their program will be as follows:
Quartet, A minor, Op. 29.... Schubert,
(Second and Third Movements) I
D. Hartley Sinclair, Josephine Conn-
able, Vio.ins; Clarence Post,
Viola; W. L. Newbury,
Violoncello
Sonata, Op. 53 (1st Movement),
Beethover,
Marian Bland
Sonata, Op. 10, No. 3-Presto,
Beethoven

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ALUMNAE COUNCIL
SELLS S'l Al IONERY
As an effective means of advertising
the University of Michigan League
campaign, the Alumnae council has
had stationery printed for _ the use of
the women on the campus and alum-
nae.
Stationery may be procured at the
office of the Alumnae council which
is located in Alumni Memorial hall.
The council is selling the stationery
at cost, the enve'opes 50 cents per
hundred and tlie paper 50 cents per
hundred sheets.

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Althea Bird
Vissi d'arte (from Tosca).,...Puccini
Harriet Bush
Capriccio, Op. 76, No. 2......Brahms
The Nightingale .......Alebriff-Liszt
Lotus Land.............Cyril -Scott
Mary -Louise Maxwell
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Concerto, A minor ...........Viotti
(First Movement)
Katherine Schaible
Canzonette
Pensorosoe.................Liszt
Sposalizio
Cage Clark
Love Me Qr Not.............Secchi
Reqpiem.............. ...Foote
Love Song ................Brahms
Richmond Gardner
32 Variations...........Beethoven
Evelyn Pace
The Snow Witch
The Wayghtes of Bremen (from
German Fairy Tales) ......Bendel
Normand Lockwood
"BOOK PRIESJUSTIFIED"
SAYS INTERESTED PARTY IN DIS-
CUSSION ON EXISTING'RATES
Editor, Michigan Daily:
An article appeared in yesterday's
Daily concerning the price of books
in. the Ann Arbor bookstores, particu-
larly on the book, Ziwet and Hopkins
"Analytic Geometry." The author of
the article claims that the book sold
for $1.75 at Buffalo, whereas it was
sold here for $2.25. #
Perhaps if he has time, he might
drop in at one of the bookstores an'd
ask to see their invoice on the book,
which would undoubtedly say $2.25
less 1-5 or $1.80 upon which cost, the
cost of transportation ymust be added.
This book several years ago, so'd
for $1.75, but is now listed at $2.25.
Perhaps they, had a quantity of these
books on hand at Buffalo and because
so few were sold, had' not reordered
for some time, consequently not-know-
ing the new price.j
Ibelieve that the prices of all books
are listed in catalogues and if some
unbeliever were to ask the prices of
various books in the stores he would"

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The Big, Eent of the College Year

What a flutter and excitement the occasion brings with it. What a joyousr
in selecting the habiliments with which to adorn one s self to obtain the .1
effect. The J-Hop is the occasion of occ asions and deserves your attentior
every detail. We are well prepared to care for your needs from the robe to
smallest accessory.

Dance Frocks

New features to be blrought out are the plain basque waists with full
scalloped skirts, corded effects and soft overdrapes, a few with silver
cloth drop skirts, high or low neck lines and with tiny ruffles to make
you think you have a sleeve while other models are designed with just
the narrow shoulder straps, many of these dainty evening gowns have
the silver cloth under bodice with the beautiful fabric draped over the
silver.
Georgette crepe is used to an excellent advantage in the designing of
this little model In three different shades of bronze. Several tiers of.
georgette form the pointed draperies that are edged with tiny silver
cord, silver ribbon with long streamers to make the sash complete this
frock.
For the dark-eyed girl with black hair there is a charming gown in a;
deep Poinsetta red shade, the skirt is of heavy satin with over drapes
of georgette, silver cloth forms the bodice, straps of georgette meet on,
the shoulder and wide varied colored silver ribbon is used for the sash.
And then for the blue-eyed, golden-haired debutante nothing more
charming has ever been shown than this wonderful model of golden
rose taffeta. The plain basque waist has a beautiful allover silver
lace yoke and the same lace is used in a tiny drop skirt that just shows
below the full scalloped skirt on which heavy silver floral designs are
embroidered. Silver ribbon in the pastel shades is used for the sash.
One piquant little frock comes in peach taffeta with a very full skirt
that is circled around and around with tiny ruffles that are picoted in
silver cord, these same tiny .ruffles form a miniature sleeve effect that
is charming.
In Jade taffeta comes an exceptionally plain model that will suit the
young lady who prefers the more conservative styles. A basque waist,
perfectly pla.n with a full scalloped skirt and trimmed with two large
feather flowers, one on the basque and the other on the skirt makes
an exquisite gown.
A beautiful coral Panne velvet model looks very stately and elegant
with its plain basque waist and soft draperies that are caught up on
one side with a large silver buckle, just the model for the tall woman
to wear with grace.

ow s, es and Cosmetics foi
this distinctive occasioin
Cold evenings play havoc with pink. and white complexions,
army of right creams and lotions will put the enemy to rout.
man need deny herself the remedies for, her coiiplexion wh(
are so many delightful and soothing ones in our showing for th
There are the Houbigant "Quelques Fleurs," perfumes and fa
ders, Fiancee liquid powder, also the- Harriet Hubbard Ayer
powder, Djer kiss and Dorin rouge, and Thel-Skaynet or P
creams.

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, Beads
Almost all of us have a hint of the.
savage in our make-up, judging by
/the way we adore these gay strings
of beads. They're barbaric in_ their
beauty and for the one-toned frock
they are indespensible and trans-
form the whole appearance. A
beautiful 'showing of the many
bright and different colored beads
are very attractive to say the least.
We also have the indestructible
Pearl beads that are real appro-
priate for most any costume.

Dainty
Handkerchiefs
They must match the cost
surely as ever the beads
ornaments. Just as intrigt
a different fashion are thje
itely fine and sheer Madier,
kerchiefs in endless desig
ported specially for this o

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Hair Ornaments
Incomplete is the hair dress of the evening this season if it i
finished with an artistic comb or pin carved or set with pretty j
We are showing a lovely assortment of hair ornaments that are
to meet with the satisfaction of the most discriminating woman.
ish hair ornaments set with brilliant, sparkling sapphires, also
beautiful display of jet Americai beauty shades, and emeralds.

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Corsets that assume
correct liges
Lines-we encounter the word everywhere in the lanl of fashion and
wisely so. Milady knows that it is not so much the importance of her
costume as it is their "lines" which create her general appearance.
We have a staff of corsetiere at your service that will select the right
corset or corsetlette and fit you properly.
The Indespensible 'Brassiere

Party Pumps
for the Hop
Black satin or beautiful silver
cloth made with the new strap pat-
terns are -unusually pretty and.
very comfortable. They are priced
at $8.50 and $10.50.
Glove Silk Underwear
The esthetic underwear for formal
occasions is the glove silk. Its
negligiblesquantity- andbweight.
make it especially' desirable under
-elaborate dance frocks
And its clinging softness is enjoy-
able to the wearer. Durable and
serviceable. There are bodice style
glove silk vests in plain and em-
broidered, bloomers and combina-
tions in envelope and union mod-
els.
(First Floor)

Undersilks for th
special occasion

In keeping with the dance
are these underthings of er
chine, wash satin and radiun
A charming thought that
the costume artistically corr
Silk chemise in flesh or whi
sort one wears for camiso
bloomer.
Daintiest of princess slips i
or dark colors, silk petticea
uriantly elegant or plain t
in splendid variety, suited t
under the party frock.
In a word all the dainty
things Milady could desire i
plete her costume.

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Almost as necessary as the proper corset, this unassuming little
ment plays its important role in creating the modish contour.
present assortment presents innumerable styles as lovely as the
imperious little lady would wish.
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