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Announce Noinees for'
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Nominations for offlce-, of the Uni-
Verity of 1Michigan's Women's league, l
otb Womnns Athlctic association and
(eUniver'sity Y. W. C. A. were inadce'
This week by the various committees.
The election of cl'licers for all three
rethese organizations will take place
4the same time foillewing spring va-1
Otion. wvill be 1)7, ballet and wlil tako
raee at University hall.
The following w omen ihave been
nominated for the offices of the Won-'I
eng.'s league: Pr-esident, Dorothy Bs
hop, '24, Helen Delbridge, '24, Susan1
Fitch, '24; vice-president, Freida Diek-
hoff, '24, Kathryn Woodward, '24;
treasurer, Jeanne Briggs, '25, Alice;
Powell, '25; corresponding secretary,
Grace Hall, '25, Dorothy NMcFarlen,
'5; recording secretary, Margaret
Bea, '5,Olive McKay, '25; senior rep-I
resentative, Elizabeth Car'son, '24, Dor-
is Crouse, '24; junior representative,
Marion Barlow, '25, Margaret Dixon, 1
'25, Alphra Ladd, '25, Elizabeth Lieb-
ermann, '25; sophomore representa-
tive, Virginia Kersey, '26, Ruth Ran-I
kin, '26.
W, A. A. ?Nominees
Nominations for the Women's Ath-.
letic association include: President,
El'1izabeth Cain, '24, Elizabeth Lauver,
'24; vice-president, Mariannia Smalley,!
'25, Loraine Price, '24; treasurer, Mar-
ion Bigelow, '26, Norma B3owbur, '24;
secretary, Alma Crouse, '25, Dorothy
Began, '25; senior, representative, Lois
Miller, '24, Winifred' Craigie,°'24; jun-.
ior representative, Anne Sims, '25,
Merle Rowe, '25; sophomore repre-
sentative, Dorothy Oghorn, '26, Alice
4Langthorn, '26.,
Y. W. G A. Nominees
Nominations for Y. W. C. A. officers
were: President, Lila Reynolds, '24.
Dorothy Jeffrey, '24;* vice-president,
Luvern Ilays, '26, Rosemary Lawrence,
'24; secretary, Elizabeth Burns, '25,
Helen W. Brown, '20'; treasurer, Verna.
ITrebilcockt, '25, Lrillian Wetzel, '25.
The defeated candidates for pres-
ident of the Y. W. C. A. will become
the undergraduate representatives.I
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AT TIlE TREATERS
ScarerD-,roaay
Arcade--"What a Wife Learns,"
with Milton Sills and Mar-'
guerilte De LaMotte; "Fight-
ing Blood;" news.
Majestic-Viola$ Dana in "Crino-
line and Romance;" Bull Mon-
tana in "The Twins;" the Four
Singing Usher Sister.
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Orpheum---Root Gibson in "Kindl-
ed Courage;" 'Reginald Denny
in "The Leather Pushers;"
Universal news.
Wuerth-"The Ladder JInT," with
Tully Marshall; on the stage,
the Sunshine' Kiddies.
rGymnasium classes will meet at the
regular class hours beginning with the
first day after spring .vacation in Bar-:
bour_ gymnasium. All women taking
gymnastics =are requested to report in
s treet .clothes to select their outdoor
sports.
HThe Women's league will receive
10 per" cent' on all purchases _made by
students -and residents of Ann Arbor
at Himelhoch's in Detroit next week.
There will be a Michigan student in
ithe -office 'on the first floor to register
these customers as they come in. This
plan will be carried out only during
the week of 'spring vacation.
The next meeting of the Business
Women's club will be held at 7 o'clock
Tuesday night,. April 10, in Lane hall.1
Only women who have registered
will be privileged to vote at the comn-
'ing election of Y. W. C. A., officers.l
The' office in Newberry hall will bel
open. for registration from 10 to 121
and fromn 1 to 4 o'clock today.
There will be no league party this
week because of vacation.
Payments for life memberships to
the Women's league should be onde~l
as soon 4as possible after vacation.f
fQhecks may be mailed to Dorthy W y-j
lie, 1052 Baldwin avenue.
Therfl range in roomrz 330, Eng- {place, Cynthia Smith, '26; tied for { For the fifth event the sophomores Bc at Club Htolds Annualg Bal Tonighmtl
mneeing buiildlng, will be open Wed- second, Blanche Hull, '25, and Joseph-'0id aerpentine travreling while the Friends of the Oarsmen and memr - We Call For and P~elW*e
nesday evening, April 11, for anyone ine Weiler, '26; tied for third, Nan cy freshmren performed on the, windcow hers of the Detroit Boat club have been NORACE OLAYIEW
w"ho wishes to practice during vaca- Harsh, 125, and' Dorothy Patton, '23. ladders. The winners were as fol- invited to attend the Oarsmen's ball CcIN RESN
Ition. Toward the final score, this eettot- lows: First place, Isabel W aterworth,! which will be given tonight in the! Fine Cunstomn TailorliE
- aled one and one-half points lol the '24, and Alice Youcng, '26; second plae, ballroom of the Detroit Boat club by 8024 8. STATE U51
The King's Daughters will have an- sophomores, and four -and one-h.alflMagurie umming° 1s, '26; third place,' the Naval board of the club.
other rummage sale from 2 to 9 o'clockIpoints for the freshmen, ainLidly 26. As a result the El1aborate preparations, including
tomo rrow at the Community house,1 In the second event the sophomorea freshme~n added six more points to the decoration of the ballroom in Cami- 1I1lil~fltUllhtimiI3J6fl511li ]II!ll
corner of Main and William streets. tokth ac autwil hefes-teir credit whlile the sophomores add- bridg~e blue and white, and the secur- J ~~
. ..me i olqeedl none. ing of Gail Mletcalf's 12 piece Ann Ar- C IO R C O
mnddtheoqe vault. M tiariont The sixth event, the swing jump,'hroceta watteoeig~
um, 'bo rcetr, witte pnig f; i rR CT oia rBigelow, '26, won first place; Ali;e as ,won by Marguerite Cummings, jthe dance tonight at 9:3-0 o'clock. Two!2 . 60C 14t Nat'l Bank Bldg.
FIIEdHI . ongtn points wilsthseod hmea.on t seCond t plae ,hl tertrd onl- laterIned veningtyc uestsal a heIINDnghon =6 .assctn; hiersi, 1-aso,'2,thrlte ro-hudndantifycoplsinaloavnelors 401-...jin 4
NraBowbeer, '24, and Alice 'Young, well, 2,ln oehn lr,'6 id be nie.Mn ftoewowl
26, rnunredurrfNrma third. ,Tesop;homores 1 25, aecnd Joe hine Clark, '26, tie labeninvitheed. iMny ofgethse atho will lliitiftilllhilill11
~vrnuiviunt~ IVIEX.I -, ,on third pae One of the ball hv ragddne ate o
six. six points in this event went t~o the, the earlier part of the evening.
MARIO Event three was the performance ? sophonmores while five went to theA
lACE BY it'll-P( NT lofth sophomores upon the parallel liresllmen. Ilailin Garlaond to Leture )tay t S a
- MARGIN bars with the freshmen doing the fence: In ad'dition to the other events, a Hamlin, Garland will lecture here!' (Like Ordianary "Talcum")
____vault. The winners were Norma Bow- relay race was ruin between the s-optio- May 4 instead of April 7, as was an-
beer, '24, andMarionBielow, '26, meres and thei fresh~nE'n, preliminl- nn~ced err'°1oneosyly1il Iester'day's;
Winning by, a score of 31, 1-29 ls;Mro idly 2,scod rd r et otriethener,1aiy N OI 01 i~
8 1-2, the freshmen women. defca rd1 Mary Early,'24, Lois Miller,. '24, and1 being held just before the race. tThe al'
the sophomore women in the appara- l Charlotte Eckert, '25, tied for third. i freshman team won, thus Adding four,- Just call 960, when you have a, (ILikce Women',s Face Powvdel
tus meet held W ednesday afternoon in s One point was added to the sop.io - more points to their score. want.-Adv.
Barbour gymnasium. Indlvidual hen- i me-re -score while the freshmen add-- Just Right
l ors went to Mar'ion Iligelow, '26, Who! ed five. I
N,/on first place with a total ofsi Frosha Lead Again For After Shaving
points, to Marguerite Cummings, '26, First place in -the fourth event,; " "(
{ who was second, with five poats and which, consisted of hand traveling on
Nom obe,'4 lice Young, l the horizontal ladders, was won by. f.
'20, and Marion Lindsley, '20, who tied Alma Crouse, '25, second place by Al-TO A.
for thirdl place with four points "each.' phra Ladd, '25, and third place by' "AND
Frush Ahead Firsti Marion Lindsley, '26. Five points wreeST R A
The first event was the rope ladders 'l awarded to the sophomores with on s. 'e::
wilich was won as follows: First to the freshmen. L.
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A. .A. Milne company, . "Mr.
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Billy Dove in, "Beyond the Rinbow"
f Monty Bank Is in "Pure But ipe"
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIIL 1--12
Mabel Norm nand in"liead Over Heels"
Jimmy Aubry in, '7' Charmed Life".
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Pau l Parrott in'"TH'E. SIL I S"i
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Barbara Lamarr, David Buitler°, Doris
Pawn, Gaston G lass, John Sinpolis -d
Frankie Lee in "The Hero"
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Max Linder in
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Lee Moran in "Women First"WDEDYAI JtPDY 11
.S.rough he Storm"vwith azn al1,star caIst.
Pearl White in "Plunder"
- Univer-sal Star Comedy
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Earle Williamts In Restless Souls"
Reginald Denny in thbe "Leather Pses
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