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cast of the Senior
eld at 7 o'clock to-
e dances this week
*Union, Friday,
urday, Mr~s. Yates
Iday, Miss Martha
me. Phyllis Rey-

Ph~ysiciarn Comes
Home In Steerange

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hold their last
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The annuial
will be at the

Senior Girls'play
rsday, June 14, can

Jlich igaff eniors! .
Gradruation. comes but, once in
a life, time. Don't fail to have
yoPur Senior picture made nowt'
vqr ~ ou'l'l treasure it.=I
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THIS MER.

Dr. Lsther Lovejoy
Dr. Esther Lovejoy, woman phys-
ician and near East relief worker, who
was personally decorated by the kit
of Greece a short time ago with 'the
first Greek war cross ever awarded al
woman, i came home to New York re-
cently in the steerage of the steamer
Berengairia. She found she could save
the difference between $300, first class
passage, and $78.50 and apply it to her
hospitalwork among the' sufferers of
Greece.

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1111lt for Service

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'he work, which has been done by
600. member~s of the University Y.
C. A. this year has been in the~
ire' of getting acquainted with the
s which the association can ful-I
olintaeTe social 'wor~k has teenI
e in the hospitals, and in this
e- conection; Christmas and I
terworkshops, have been, conduct-I
tt Newberryhall to make -gifts for
patients. 2Voe than 240Owomen
e assisted in social work this
dustrial cooperation with~ the De-
tassociation, and. the Girl Re-
e leaders' training courses have
ned a' part~ of the program fore
year.- The latter work was car-
on in connection -with the city'
V. C. A.
iaddition, to these branches of
vity, work was carried on among
foreign women on the campus.
cial vesper services which took
,e during the year, were attend-,
ans for the association next yearl
ude numerous other activities
a continuation~ of those started
year. Any woman on the cam-
who wishes to become a niem-
of a committee or to do other

work next year, is urged to turn ir1
her name as there is always an op-
portunity- for new workers to be us-
fed.
SO CIETY, ELECTS
1At a meeting of Athenla Literary
society held Tuesday evening, the
following officers were elected. for
the first semester of the coming year;
Mary McCully, '24, president; Ellen
Nylund, '24, vice-president; Marguer-
ite May, '25, secretary; Florence Ful-
ler, '25, treasurer; Rosalind Freund,
'24, parliamentarian,
Nurses to Entertiain Detroit Guiests
Members of the cabinet of the
~nurses' Y. W. C. A. have as their
guests this week end the Y. W. C. A.
cabinets of Harper; and Grace hospi-
tals, Detroit. This afternoon a joint
cabinet meeting will be held, follow-
ed by a tea. 'A banqut will be giv-
en this evening in Barbour gymnas-
ium. Tomorrow noon the nurses will

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