THE MICHICAN DAILY






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Wife Per Man Is Now
Vogue, Says Turkish Maiden

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(By Margaret Shafer)

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Somber eyes gazing from behind a
filmy veil; satin bloomers, sandals,
quantities of jewelry and perhaps a
a nose ring or two-this is what theI
average student might expect from aI
young Turkish girl but recently ar-
rived at the university. But Sinai
Mauhaidden is quite the opposite. She4
came here last Wednesday from Con-
stantinople, to meet her uncle, Mr.
Feizy, and to enter the School of Mu-
sic. Next semester, after she has
learned to speak English, she will en-
roll at the University as a Freshman.
No Time For Homesickness.
Sinai is petite, vivacious and alto-
gether charming. Garbed in an unl-
tra-modern frock of chic lines, talk-
ing in very broken English inter-
mingled with French, she captivated
her listener.
"Are you homesick?" She was ask-
ed.
"But no! There is no time," was the
reply.
'American people," said Mr. Feizy,
have a misconcepted idea of Turkish
life. In Turkey, Sinai -attended a pri-
vate school where she learned the,
things you learn here. Turkish girls{
nowadays dress as Americans, copy-
ing, their gowns from the French
people. For street wear, a silk piece
of cloth is wrapped around the head,
hanging loose in back." Sinai pro-
duced a silk piece, demonstrating its
use.
"Moreover," said Mr. Feizy, "Turk-
ish men, wear suits very much like
American men wear. For the street,
however, we fear the red fez."
"What about the harem?" Mr. Feizy
was asked.
The Harem is Gone Forever
Sinai laughed. '"No, no," she ex-
claimed, "Travellers, in Constantin-
ople for a short while, often see the
servants in a: home and take them for
the wives of the master. This is not
so. The harem corresponds, in Ameri-
ca, to that part of a man's house
where visitors do not as a rule, enter.
The -new Sultan has only one legal
wife, hence polygamy is abolished. In'
short; we consider ourselves as' ad-
vanced and civilized as you people
here."
"What main difference does Sinai
see between Turkish and American
girls?" we asked.
-What you call 'pep' is lacking in
'Turkey. The girls take life more eas-,
ily, and have fewer worries;, and then,
amusements are' of 'course not, the
same."
Asked to slay the piano, Sinai didI

artist. There is nothing "old-world
about this Turkish miss. Merely talk
ing to her makes you realise tha
Turkey is not so very far from Amer
ca.

From Far.
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North
Head
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PALMER FIELD RIFLE FRESHMEN WOMEN
RANGE IS OPENED HONORED AT TEA
Rifle practice= for women was held Of all the teas held during the past
Thursday afternoon at Palmer field week, only one was for sorority;
for the first time this fall. Major Wil- I
n lis ShiPpam of the local R. O" T. C., pledges. Thursday afternoon the
" who is in charge of the practice, was Theta Phi Alpha pledges were at
- busy- all afternoon instructing and di- home from four to six, when they
at recting the women who attended. For were hostesses at a tea-dance for all
i- the convenience of any other women the new pledges. Alpha Chi Omega
who wish to join the classes in rifle pledges have postponed their tea.
- shocting, Major Shippam will add which was to have been held last
their naites to his roll it they will see Wednesday, to next Tuesday, be-
him from 1 to 5 o'clock Monday or cause of the conflict of the former
Thursday afternoons at the Palmer date with the tea given by Dean Ham-
field rifle range which is located at ilton and Mrs. Burton for all fresh-
the east end of the hockey field. men women.
On last Wednesday Kappa Delta'
T H TE Esorority entertained at tea in honor of
AT THE THEATERS 1their new chaperone, Mrs. Anna Dill-
T reingham. The pledges of Kappa Delta
Todaiy-Scr~een. 'will be at home from 3:30 to 5:30 o'-
clock next Wednesday.
Arcade-Shirley Mason in "Lit- k xs
tle Miss Smiles;" Sunshine
comedy and news. jDance Chaperones Named
Chaperones for the dances tonight
Majestic-Bebe Daniels in "Pink will be: Armory, Dean Jean Hamilton.
Gods;" and comedy. ! Union, Miss Martha Hills.
Orpheum-Bert Lytell in "The Meet me at The Catholic Students'
Right That Failed;" comedy Fair. Labor Temple. Evenings Oct.
and news. 1 24-28. The big campus event of the
week.-Adv.
Wuerth--"Grand Larceny," with
Elliot Dexter and Clare Wind- Corduroy Coats $6.50 up. Wild and
sor; comedy. Co.-Adv.
This Week-Stage
SHUBERT b'ights 50.7541.00
BI 1t II ME'&i IPop. Mats. T os., Thtirs
Whitney - "Lightnin'," 8:15 nc and St., 25o and 50o
o'clock. ,Cposita Cadillac Hotel Main 7790
T H E BONSTIE LL.E CO.
- Garrick (Detroit)--Vivian Mar- IInIan Hay's Brilliant Coinedy
tin and Lynn Overman' in "HAPPY-GO-LUCKY"
"Just Married." j Romance and Laughter Told in Gay
and Sparkling Lines
Shubert-Michigan (Detroit) -- NEXT WEEK--EAST IS WE$T"
Ir ?onstelle Company in "Happy-
in GoLucky.

DEAN ENTERTAINS Teague House is Damaged by Fire
SOPHOMORE CLASS rebrokeutat 9 o'clock yester-
SOPHO ORE LASSdiidl morning 'n the dormitory on the
thirdr foor of the league house operat-
Dean Jean HamIlton received the ed by -Mrs. D. W. Rock, 518 South Di-
members of the sophomore class at an vision, Street. The flames were dis-
informal reception yesterday after- covered by neighbors and the fire had
noon. Assisting her were Miss Jean- gained headway on the roof of the
ette Perry and Dr. Eloise Walker. dweling before the fire department
Whereas at her former receptions for arrived.
the girls of the junior and senior Men students living in nearby,
classes Miss Hamilton has emphasiz- houses helped in moving furniture
ed the need for closer association and and clothing from the third floor of
contact in these classes, the Dean r, the league house. Aside from the
serted yesterday that she did not feel damage to the roof, furniture on the
it necessary to speak to the girls of third door was demolished by water.
the sophomore class on the subject. The loss is covered by insurance.
After the short address of welcome,
Miss Hamilton turned the group oyer Meet me at The Catholic Students
to Alice Powell, '25, chairman of the Fa ,' KLabor Temple. Evenings Oct.
Freshman Spread committee. The re- 24-28. The big campus event of the
mainder of the time was spent in week.-Adv.
making plans for the spread. Tea was
served from a table centered by a Corduroy Coats $6.50 up. Wild and
huge bowl of chrysanthemums. Co.-Adv.
Corduroy Coats $6.50 up. Wild and ! IT,4j something? A classified in
Co.-Adv. the Daily will find it.-Adv.

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Corduroy Coats $650up. Wild ar.
Ca.-Adv.

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MIss Louise Shackleton
The juniors at Lake Erie colleg
Painesville, 0., are proud of the:
president, Miss LouisedShackleto'
for many reasons, one of the mat
ones being that she gave up her sum
mer vacation to do missionary wor
in Labrador this year. Her diet whi
up north was usually fish, but sh
says she is willing to go back again
As president of her class she is lea
ing them in their drive for funds t
help the college xaise a million d0
lars.

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Women Are Urged to Obtain Lockers
Some inconvenience in getting to
gymnasium classes has been causedt
by the negligence of the women in
having their lockers assigned. All wo-
men who have not yet received their
lockers are urged to obtain them as
soon as possible. Before a locker
can be assigned a locker ticket and all
gymnasium, clothes, plainly marked,
must' be presented to Mrs. Blackburn.
The marking of the clothes is requir-
ed in order to prevents loss later in
the year.
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