THE MICHIGAN DAILY fl~II 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 s; A Satu hold their last y night at Hel- 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 -_ r me PIIT_ aH E - w r a -r S w .. f R1CKMATS.TUES. TUR ud S~AY ,U RRIK ' 2c-50cY 4th A~nmal Steaton, NIGHTS. 25-50-754-1 THE BIJKSTELLE COO in BOOTH TARKINGTON'S "SEVENTEEN" NEXT MONDAY - "The Masquerader" Follow. That Hu nch. to the BLU- GOLD LUNCH 605: Church DO6NA .D 224 S. STATE TRACK WHITE I X125EACH DETROIT e sale will morial hall. Suntil June e Kuhlmn and enclos- WK 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. " F 1111lt for Service I '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 I ~Kentucky Egg and Lump VilWest Va. Egg and Lump Pocahontas and Cokex 2 - ~IMMAEUTEDELIVERY r COMMON AND FACE,\3RICK CO RN WELL COALr - PHONES 814F1 and 2207 x Office - Cornwell Block. - .S l111111111111lflIII11H 111t11t11t [1 _111 1 1 111t~ 11 - I LT SI. - Fine Sunday Dinner SCHICKEN.= 1-- r - 31 .STABERPHNE1y Ilff Sl HOR1111TCAKEl~I11t1ft1U '4 C.orrectly Des. al10 to $14 NICKELS ARCADE iN R~ead The Daily "CI University Bookstore. entertain at a special dinner for their guests. a] tI Fraternities and S or~r ties -. Get ready now before the falt rush. ASK FOR "400' THE CHOCOLATED DAIRY DRINKI 5c MANUFACTURED AND DISTRIBUTED BY THE ANN ARBOR DAIRY COMPANY PHONE 424 AT U S. 6i6 'f LI58ERT"Y IC closing for the summer Jet. us look over. your heating fit your roof, doors, windows, troughs and all the other Ofur Branch Store which was formerl~y lo ed in the Nickels Arcade, is now located at little details about the house. -Nowy is the logical and best time. Let us~help, yog. East Liberty Stret "SERVICE FOR PAT#O-NAGE3' New equipment has been added and we have $JNKER'S HARDWARE 554 213'15 W. L1BERTY, mt I 2 Little Bo Peep has -a tooth that'is °: sweet, " .: She craves wBeam fromn Can. w nor's- =-The freshi and nourlshing ehilren's 2 It, wins the pure food HonorsI -r S r NEXT SUNDAY There is° no need to deny children 2 SPECAIthe sweets they naturally crave SPECIALand should have, so long as you BRICK can secure Connor's PURE Ice I =-r- Cream.; Pineapple Sherbet ice cream is an ideal food for~hclt n otrwl elyuta e Fig Nut youngsters and grownu'ls alike. 2 And 'Connor's is extra good.= 2 ... Demand It2 2 Three big treats by name _ - all in one; 'phone 2 early before your C. A. CONNOR E 2 dealer sells 'out. ICE. CREAM NCO. in Ann Arbor.. spared noa pains to .make our new store the convenient and mo~st u o aeMs most You are welcome at any time to, inspc new shop and acquaint yourselves with of Pianos, the new Edison and Brun swic ographs and our g r eat assortment of means GOOD cheese The St of f et Pho k Ann Arbor Produce Co. 110 E. Wassh ington St. 616 E. Liberty St. 2276-R 707 PACKARD 2140-j I .. w - -7 -V - ------_-- -- --cam .3.. ... V n U Th~Y c" s* c WI-.. , .