1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___
. SWIFT SPEAKS ON
"HELTH AND HYGIENE"!
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Athena will meet at 7:15 o'clock
Emphasizing the need for social hy- this evening. There will be a business
giene as bearing a relation to society session followed by extemporaneous
similar to 'that which personal hy- speechez.
giene" bears . to the individual, Dr,
Edith Hale Swift of New York City T
addressed a meeting of University There will be a meeting of Wyvern
women Sunday afternoon in Sarah society at 4 o'clock this afternoon atI
Caswell Angell hall on the subject of Helen Newberry residence.
"Health and Hygiene". The second of --
the series of three health lectures was Beginning on Wednesday, Nov. 29,
given yesterday afternoon, while thr the aesthetic dancing class which
concluding talk will be given at 4:30 meets at 4:15 o'clock Monday and
oclock this afternoon. Wednesday afternoons in Barbour
Dr. Swift comes, to speak to the gymnasium will take advanced work.
women of the university under the Any beginners who are already in
auspices of the 'Women's League, be-! the class are requested to change to
ing secured through the Health Serv- either the 5 or the 7:15 o'clock class-
le As a graduate of Radcliffe col- esi
loge ' and Johns" Hopkins medical
school, and with a record of extensive Members of the publicity committee
war work, ,she has had the training of the .Y W. C. A. will meet at 3 o'clock
and experience necessary to make her this afternoon at Newberry hall. Ev-
an authority on her subject. All of ery member is urged to be present.
the Women of the university are urgedf
to attend her lectures. The Girls' Educational club will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the Chi
Omega house. The members are ask-
P N E O OS ed to report promptly and are re-
PLIN O L4100 'OM quested to bring their dues,.
LI 0 One hundred more dolls have been
secured by the Y. W. C. A. for the
doll exhibition, and women who have f
Endowment- of six colleges in the not been able to get one of the dolls
'Orient devnted exclusively to the edu- to dress are urged to call for one at
cation of women is the object of a non- the office in Newberry hall.
sectarlan movement now under way
in both this country and Great Brit- The class in playground work will
ain. meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow after-
Those interested in the plan to es- noon in Barbour gymnasium. It is
tablish the women's colleges expect requested that gymnasium - suits be
to have a fund of .$3,000,000 available worn.
soon to buy suitable sites, buildings
and equipment. A gift of $1,000,000 "Martha Ann Fruit Cake" for
from the Laura Spellman Rockefeller Thanksgiving. Tices, 117 So. Main
memorial fund has already been St.-Adv.
promised, on condition that $2,000,-
000 be raised from other sources. HOTEL A L L E N E L. Splendidf
Missiary societies, organizations of Thanksgiving turkey dinner, $1.50.
college. ' alumnae and club-women 12-2 p. m.-Adv.
throughout the country are cooperat-
ing to raise the $2,000,000.
The colleges which will be aided in
the Orient' are in '1okio, Japan; Pe-
king and Nanking, China; Lucknow,
Madras,, and Vellore, India. 4__
Woman Interpreter
Gives Greek Play
"The Medea," Euripides' tragedy of
an abandoned princess, will be pre-
sented by Miss Dorthea Spinney, an
English interpreter, at 8 o'clock this
evening, in Sarah Caswe:l Angell hall,I
under the auspices of the Americarn
association of University women. TheI
translation used in the recital will
be by Gilbert Murray.
In the tragedy of "The Medea,!
Euripides has told the story of the
enchantress Medea, who when aban-
doned by her husband, Jason, for i
more advantageous position, plotte.I
against him. Her revenge, which she
accomplishes by slaying Jason's chil-1
dren, is the cause of untold anguish'
for her. The play is a conflict o;.
wills, Medea's desire for revenge and
her love for her children.
Miss Sinijhey has been variously de-
scribed as having "classic simplicity'j
"deep sincerity", and "lovliness of
movement and pose."
Tickets For League Dance on Sale
Tickets for the dance which is ta
be given in Waterman gymnasium
Dec. 9, are on sale at Graham's book-
stores at both ends of the diagona
walk.
Music for the dance will be furnish
ed by Kennedy's first orchestra. Mar,
Hobson, '23, is chairman of the coin-
mittee on arrangements.
Michigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50.
I SORORITY TO GIVE DANCE wiI now be sold at $1.00 and a refund
THANKSGIVING FOR LEAGUE of 26 cents will be made on those al-
ready purchased. Dancing will con-
Due to the fact that the Ambassa- tinue from 2:30 to 5:30 o'clock.
dor sextette has broken their contract;_-_
for the dance to be given on Thanks- OPERA TICKETS ON SALE
giving afternoon by the Kappa Kappa TO WOMEN TOMORROW
Gamma sorority for the benefit of the
University of Michigan League, Ken- Tickets for the seventeenth annual
nedy's orchestra will lend their serv- Union opera will be sold to th;
ices. The dance will be given at the women of the University from 2
armory. to 5 o'clock tomorrow at the box of-
Tickets formerly selling at $1.25I fice at Hi ,l auditorium. Women ex-
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AT , T E T1 E ATERS
Screet-Today
Arcade-Hope Hampton in "The
Ight in the Dark;" comedy,
"Still Going .Strong," featur-
ing Percy, and Ferdie.
MAjestic--Tom Moore and Edith,
Roberts in "Pawned;" and
Ham Hamilton in "The Educa-
tor."a
Orpheum-"\Vho Are My Par-
ents," a Williai Fox produc-
tion; comedy and news.
Wugrth-- "Rich Men's Wives,"
with House Peters and Claire
Windsor; Clyde Cook in "Lazy
Bones.".
StQP-Thh Week
Garrick (Detroit) '- Leo Dit-
richstein in "Under False Pre-
tenses."
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eat is, soon here. Of course
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your table that day.
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about, as to their purity and
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