THE MICHI~GAN DAILY


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SDelta Delta vs. Westminster house,
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The games scheduled for the early
part of this week wrill be played as
follows: at 5:30 o'clock: Monday, Kap-
pa Alpha Theta vs. Gamma Phi Beta;
at 6:3'0 o'clock Tuesday, Sorosis VS.
Pi Beta Phi; Kappa Kappa Gamma vs.1
Zeta Tau Alpha.
Woman IS Named
distract Attorney!

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TWO WVEEKS Oil
Misl, izabeth M. Hlaney of New
York City waill cornct a two weeks'
~curse in Girl Scourt leadership from
Alril 30 to May 12 in Barbour gym-
nasam. She is one of the seven wo-
me~n sent slut by the niational hlead-
qluarters; o.f fthe Girl Scouts, Inc. to
give the Coirin ~ the leading tuni-
versities and colleges.
Rtegistration for the course ill
efose at ii on on Monday. Any wo-
man in the Ulniversity may sign for
it before that time on the bulletin
board in Barbour gymnas:ium. Sen-
iors and juniors are especially urged
to join the class but sophomnores and'
freshmen are askied to sign up and to
attend thle first mieeting which will
be held, at 4:15 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in B~arbour gymnasium. At
that time the size of the class will de-
termine whether the under class wo-
inen will be admitted. The time for
~the class w-11 be from 4 to 5:30 o'clock
each day:~ Some outside reading will
be necessary but a great deal of, the
work will consist of the planning of
programs. The class will be conduct;
ed on the plan of Girl Scout troop I
meetings, arrangenments being made
for lectures, practical demonstration,
and group recreation. At least one
hire will be taken' during the two
weeks. Expenses, including the lit-
erature ad the course fee, w:ill
amount to Wpproximately two dollar;;.
Work in Girl Scout leadership is
being given to college women at the
present time due to the troublesome
problenm presented by girls of scout
,age, 9 to 14 years. Women who t~e
the course will be equipped to con-
duct Girl Scoutr movements in the
comnmunities in which they live after
graduation.
Upon the completion of the course
at Michrigan, Miss Haney will go to
the University of Wisconsin to con-
duct a similar course. During her '
stay in Ann Arbor she -will be the
guest of Betsy Barbour house and of
Helen ?dewberry residence.
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Wyvern, junior women's honorary
society, will sell blue books i the!
Library and University hall from 10
to 11 o'clock for the remainder of thej
semester. During examinations, bluej
books will be on sale at all times. j
Second tryouts for Mummers will
be held from 3:30 to 5 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon at Sarah Caswell Ang-
elf half.
Courtiers and fairies for the Senior
Girls' play will meet at,4 o'clock Tues-
day in Sarah Caswell Angell hall.
The schedule for the spring ten~iis
tournament has been posted in B3ar-
hour gymnasium. The first round must
be played off by May 8.
Michigan Dames will hold election
of offi cers at 8 o'166k Tuesday evening
at Helen Newberry residence. Every
one is trged to attend.

'E ec io ,League Ho~use to Give Bridge Tea Fcre1i't Colonies to Be DIS
Residents of the McClinton house Discussioni on the subject
Wo ens Ho o'r S c et" are planning to give a bridge tea on Arbor's foreign colonies, p
W ednesday, May 12, at Barbour gym- reg ationaflSd nts &
na sium' the proceeds of which wvill be Cnrgtoa tdn'
given to the University of Michigan wFill be held at 6:30 o'clock
Everyone~ knows that with spring ship. The two groups will hold their ;League building fund. Single tickets ;The discussion will be led
&crre electrons and these include elec- house partiea the week end of May. 11 for the affair may be obtained fromCareM Dcln, hoI
this CarrriMortaboardeatWhitmor
ti~nsto Mo'farbard ad Wyvrn. N lali and yve6 at Brpylaea any member of the house for 75 cents.i head of the Amnericanizationi
they are not organzations of stonemla- the: summer home of Doris Crouse. j Tables may be reserved for $3._ the Perry' school.
song and bricklayers, as the names'-
may, seem to indicate, birt are junior c 'wbrerry Fresl n I-nelpl League
land senior women's honorary socie- Acee and unusual au ction sal
ties, based on scholarship, personality,, Iwva: held recently by the freshmen of .
a~dcfru ciiis vru}i-IN ver eiee hcnte 3 os woman on the campus long to for. the University of Michigan. League
wear the shield of Wyvern, and the, building fund. The sale took place
lack enamel senior cap of Mortar- during the dinner hour, all of the ,N A P O C E
board; articles being donated by the members GRADU TO P R AH'
Mortarboard elects in the spring and' of the class.
liisits membership to 15. This c~________ ____________________________
orgaizaion differs* from Wyvern "Jimmie" starts 'wort; early in thie
inl that it is a national fraternity, hav- morning for you and doesn't stop un-
iug 24 cilapters at the present time.tlhegs ESL.
N ames of the chosen few who make RO
Sthe society are kept secret until they iO
appear on the campus after elections
i their iMortarboards.
Wyvern, for juioTrs, elects in the
sprinrg and fall, with a membershiip iStinctIV Present
limit of 30. This .year elections will
be conducted &-' the Women's lea,«rue
honor point system, each activity be-36luseti gi
i ng valued at a, certain number of pencilrntheworld-- E
points. tfhe lucky 15 who have the FOR the student or prof ,the
highest number of points combined superb VENUS out-rivals
With satisfactory scholarship and At all for perfect pencil work.
feast an~ agreeable personality, will 17 black degrees-3 copying.
lie chos~en ito carry on the traditions CA.IR.icLaFn.BLAadX
of Wyvern next year. Fifteen more of Pni o
220 Fifth Ave. C
their own choice will loin/them in the New.P' AoCrk JWELRH 4'
fall. Tlhe objects of this" organization - ,- C DEJW LR
are to create a spirit of co-operation
among the freshmen and junior wom-
en, and to promote the general inter-_____rite______for___
ests of the junior class. b ~y ooklet on
An annual spring house party giv- 4r______ __ _____ _______________
en by each of these organizations is S i ___ __ _
another enticing feature to member- ;

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MissXI Dorothy Walkier
MisDorothy Walker, 23, has been
elected district attorney of Columbia II
county, Wis. She is said to be the
only woman ever elected to such a
post in the United States, at least.
linvsiios tb FeatuirePoetry
A great variety in poems is tobe,
offered in the May number of Whim-
sies' now at the printers. This Issue;~
a poetry number, is expected to b6 l
on sale May 1 or 2 The prize win- I
ners of the poetry contest conducted
~by Whimsies have not yet been chosen
but will be announced later.
Ju'st call 960, when you havea
want. -Advr. I
It's- true efficiency to 'use Dailyj
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Arcade - Katherine MacDonald
in."The Refuge"; comedy ande
news.
Majestic - "Glimpses of the
Moon," with Bebe Daniels,
Nita Naldi, jaid David Powell;
comedy; Mason and. Dixon Or-'
chestrs on the stage.
Orpheum - Rex Beach's "Fair
Lady," with Betty Blythe;
comedy; news.
Wuerth- "The Stranger's Ban-
quet," lby Don Byrne; Comedy,
"The Fatal Photo"; on the
stage, the Midnight Sons'
Quartet.

Stage--This YWek

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Garrick (Detroit)-Music al com-
edy, "Up in the Clouds."

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Several of the preliminary games IlIIIfII111111.i'llIIIII111flfllill1110 ltiili
cn the women's baseball schedule j 1111(I
were played off Friday afternoon and i ., ASK FOR THEM- ,
y'esterday morning at P'almer fiel. ! T O RG OE RRSA R N
>~On Friday afternoon Kappa Delta!A O RGOE R RSA R N
Ivon fr om Martha Cook, the score be-.1
in-g 15-2; Alpha Epsilon Phi was vic- .,
torious over Adelia (IheelAer, 9-3; ?, dan,
. M Omega forfeited to Zeta Tau w~w
~Alpha. The scores for yesterday'u 1. p «w w~
gamnes were as follows: Newberry vs. ry/ nn A 'i .1
.:Alpha Omicron, 12-7; Alpha Phi vis. .lie 'A n xrbor t ki: t er o.
Delta Zeta, 16-7; Delta Gamma vs. j=
Betsy Barbour, 7-6; Alpha Gamma 123 W. LIBERTY STREET-a
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Attire' that',Makes

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Sprigtlily .swi eters jir e-
sent themselves fn a hilf;
dozen sart styles and in
many times that numb~er'
of colors. Slipovers, but-
ton-fronats, jtacquette~, tux-
edos; sleeveless and wit
sleeves. $5..50 to $18.50O.
!land in hand. as 'tivore
with tihe bright iiew sive t-
ers come the jauil 1y
swagger skirts. Fatniliiir
fabrics take on gay nPW
colors aniii paterns. All1
-Slzes. $5 to $19.75.
Simple hanidmade frocks
ojflilnena, striking affdirs of
cotton and silk elongN,
plain colored tioshanaras,
and gayly ,printed creves-
suitable, for bImmediate
wear'. $25 to $49.
Some of the newest coats
have belts; others omit
thenm. Raglan sleeves are
practically sure to bie pres-
ent, along with pitolh
pockets. Made of polo,
camel's hair and English
nilxivures. $ 9.5d~ to $41.
,JILwt about as entrancing
as one might 'desire are
the new sports hats by
Gage . Their chaarm rests
entirely 1upon11their 'luapes
a ud the two-tone color
combinations. Featured at
$6.50.
Sweater' suits are the uesv-
est garments fot! sports.
Some haave buttonl-front
sweaters; others ,are sllp-
over. . In jnnierous. color
combinations. MAtde of
wool or silk. $a,0 .to
If one weatty sport
blouse of crepe do chino
th( collar sand cuffs are
(1it o apt to be of colored
ejpoige or Roshanaa. .09.
If it's of dinlity or btatiste,
ffinu;lam trimmilz is fre-

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Sports

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WHET HER driving off, the
TVfirst tee, indulging in tennis
and other equally strenuous ac-
tivities, or merely, reposing Ian-
guidley on shaded porch or ter-
race, sports attire will be worn,.
Colorful, smart and comfortable,
it fills an important place in

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CAST iNCLUI E
CLAIRE WINDSOR, HOBAR"T OSWORTHIELEANOII BOARD.
MAN, ST UART HOLMES,' ARTHUR HOY' "'T, THOMAS HOLDING,
AND NIGEL BARRIE
THE MOST FAMOUS QUARTET ONTH CAMPUS

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Mid(night Sons". will tippea r 't each p1erformaance on. S unday and at thae evening perforrances oldy pan 1onday, Tuesdan and,
Wednesday. -Au attraction you cannot afford to iniss.

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summer warcdrob ,

CHARLIE MURRAY IN "THE FATAL PHOTO"'
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