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- Members of the Freshman Girl.'
Reports from those ,women who are ;Glee club will meet for organization
making house to house canvasses for 1and election of officers at 4:30 o'clock
teW omen's League life mmesi tomorrow afternoon in the Darlor o'
drive are not as yet in, but judging 1arbou: gymnasium,
from the number of pledges which
have been taken in at the booths in A business meeting of the, Girl;;' Ed-
the Library and in University hall,; ucational club will be held at 8 o'clock
very little enthusiasm for the success this evening, at Martha Cook built.
of the drive has been shown. Last ing.
year when a similar campaign wvas
conducted 1400 pledges were made., Members.,of .Mummery are asked to
Perhaps the reason for this lack of report between 4 and 5:30 o'clock to-,
response comies from, the fact that thy1 day in the west parlor o' Bar-.
women do not realize that they have a bour gymnasium to tryout for the'
period of five years in which to comn ,Mummers Christmas play to. be given.,.
plete their membership fee of $50 and at the time of the bazaar.
at the time the pledge is signed only
an initial deposit of $10 is required. I All women who have been taking
Considering the support that the wO-j horse-shoe pitching are requested to
men have , previously contributed to have another physical examination
various projects for the benefit ofI from Dr. Walker before noon to-
the University of Michigan League, Iday.
and the amount of energy that theyI
have exerted in originating and car- Ticket sale for "The' Knight of the ;
rying out plans, in th e interest of the 'Burning Pestle" opens this morning.
building fund, his unresponsive atti-' h iktsaeo slea ars
tulde is inexplicable. Atog hslae',adGaa' oksoe
is the last official day. of the drives SReserve sats'inrhem' firstrws.
it~ is not too late for pledges to be Rsre et nte is $rw
mrade and for the women of the Uni-l of the main floor and the. first five
versity to< maintain the record that it'rows of the balcony are $1. All othi.
is really their privilege to maintain.I ers are ' 50 cents. Mail orders may,
__________________be sent to Margaret Reineke, *~
Old Styles Seen 83Iapa od
SGirl Reserve leaders will meet a~
In lasque PlY17 o'clock this, evening in the south:

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Sat Barbou~r; gymnasijum. Thnefirs': t Stuents innhounce lgagenieint Clean, energetic boys wanted to sell
m!ieeting will beo held this afternoon. Announcement was made yester'day wihgnDily Pictorial Supplemnentsj
All wsomen-are eligible for' this course. at Helen Newberry Residence of theNo.,1.A exlen
Reerasfr"h ng t'ite g engagement of Ilene C. Fischer,'. ,cac for live wire boys, to make a
tobnedto W. Ellwood Cake, '20. M ~ ~ "la-p ~ hr ie pl
,,n n es l " a e to b e d in th it 1<1 s ne s O fc o ay -- d.e fs a m em bemr of Senior society. -, r.tDl o ily o der T ree o'loc ,; AcOfficea, today.-A dvig na.i~i -
o; 'clock, Act 11. 7 o'clock, Merry.an SgmaX raentisY Chicken dinner from 5 to 7:30 at
thought and chorus, Venturewrell, M!'is- I m otel Lyon, South Lyon, Mich. 16I
'tress Merrythought, Jasper,, Michael. Michigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50. I nmiles; north on Pontiac Road-Adv.
Today all rehearsals will be held in
sarah aswcllAii11l hall
} Tomorrow 'at 3 o'clock. Act Ill. IV.
!V' will rehiearse' in Hill 'auditorfun.
with the orchestra. At 4 o'clock; the T e i l e s u
dancers will rehearse .with the or-.R
chestra. Tomorrow night a full re-
h earsal o-f the entire play will be held G e n r% ; o n ~ n
in Sarah Cas well Angell hall. This
will be repeated Saturday morning in acknowledges its appreciation of the courtesy
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"Style repeats itself." Right here
on the campus this is being_ proved.
The short-skirted, little girl co-eds of
last year have passed and instead have
come the more sedately grown up, wo-
men students, reminiscent of earlier
days at Michigan.F
A unique dressmaking establish-
ment has been instituted by the wo-(
mnen. They are working every days
creating clothes in the styles worry
by women three hundred' years agog
The rooms are on the second floor oi
Newberry hall:
The work, is uinder the direction o' l
Elizabeth Rigby," 23, and the costun es
now being designed and made will be
worn by Elizabetharn theatre-goers irj)
"The Knight -of the Burning Pestle"
which is to be given next Wednesday,
evening in IBill auditorium.
*Tryouts for membership in Masques
as well as the costume committee Hof
the cluba are doing the sewing, cut-
ting, and fitting of these elaborate
costumes.a
In addition to the 'costumes being
designed and made in the workshop,
mnany are being rented. Professor J.
Raleigh Nelson spent last week-end
in Chicago arranging for the cava-
Her clothes that fit the {period of the
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Thursday night meeting.

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Every organized house is requested 1
to hand in its list of proposed dona-II
tion s for the bazaar to MViriam Reid at
Martha Cook dormitory before this
evening.
There will be a. class in the folk-
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