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Each organized house is requested
to send. a delegate to a meeting to be
iHld: at 5 o'clock this afternoon
in harbour gymnasium to discus:, thel
question of interhouse basketball.

ANTS FOR BOOTHS, CANDY
.vv) 'TEA ROOM PRO.
O1UESS

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ing booths at the bazaar dance which
is to be given on Saturday evening in
Waterman gymnasium, 'are asked to
call M~ary Hobson or Miriam Reid at
62 omake arrangements for Uniiver-
sity truck service.
Women are urged to volunteer their
services any day this week at New-,
Iberry. hall, to assist in completing aj
number of toys !which were started. in
the Y. W, C. A. workshop and have
not been completed.
STUETS TO COOPERTE
WIT H ,INDUSTRIL GROUP

Arrangements for the second annual
Michigan League and Inter-church
bazaar which is to be given on Fri-
(Jay and Saturday of this week in Bar-
bour gymnasium are nearing contple-f
Lion. Booths in which to display the
various wares -are: being constructed,I
candy is being made by the 100 pounds
and all women on the campus are bus-
ily engaged in putting the last minute
:. touches on the fancy work articles
which are to be sold.
Home baked cakes and cookies,
pies and doughnuts, and jellies and
* jams are to be sold at this time by
*the women of the Ann Arbor churches.
A chicken supper will be served !an
the basement of -Bar-hour- gymnasluw
bjothi Friday and, Saturday evenings by
the Catholic guild of Ann Arbor. En.
-tirely separate from this wl~l be a tea
room operated for the benefit of the
Women's League. Luncheons' will. bq
~served on both Friday and Saturday
ngon and tea roomy service will. be
av4ailable during the afternoons and
evenings.j
Freshman Mixer, Union,-~Saturday,
afternoon-Av

Michigan Dames will
meeting at 8 o'clock
In the parlors of H14len
idence.

hold a regular
this evening'
Newberry, res-

j ptTHREE. EXTENSION ids Women's club. Dr. Eloise M.
KQ, , id d Walker, of the University Health Ser-
HOSo Receive Toys L CT RS I E vice, at Tecumseh. spoke on "An Ad-
dress to High School Girls" before the
than 1 University extension lectures were Parent Teachers Association.
Mor thn 10hspial Chrsen and ! gven by three miember's of the facul- Prof. William D. Henderson, of the
othes o th~civ wll akeup hrit y' yester~iay. Prof. Thiomras C. True- Extension department, at Lansing, in
mas morning much happier. than us- b'ood, of the public speaking depart- the afternoon, spoke on "The Signs of
ual, because their stockings have been ment, gave the "Passion Play" at a New World" before the Michigan
filled with toys and candy by the Un- Grand ltaupids before the Grand Rap-- State Association of farmers' clubs.
iversity Y. W. C. A. which is to 'play_________________________________
Santa Claus again this year.
Nearly 200 dolls have been dressed,I
and several sets of paper hlls1aVe
been completed for. the girls. There
are also scrap-books, magazines awl1shebe Week-End
books. Although the majority ofthe~ Pin eapple .Sherbetia
toys have been completed, there are'tlafe whchveobeinsida
this week. Women who can voluntee r en hO a g ra
terservices are, urged to come to r e c.O a g ra
Newberry hail any day this week toi
hell'. Try tis
IDuring the Christmas vacation a dilteius
candy kitchen will be conducted iniiri!
Newberry hall under the supervisionBrk
of Alene Davis, '24, and Sayde H-i;
Iwick, '23. for the purpose of making af c d nd po - r b ls it
which to fill 140 small tarleton stock-
ings., Women on the campus who are;
remaining in the city for the vacation
will assist in the work. ,, r® - W

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In the evening, Prof. Penderson (I
livered the same lecture before t Uierscu ntesm iy

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IAll senior class women will meet at
4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
league rooms at Barbour gymnasium

to "discuss the Senior play. Ten members of the University Y.
W.C.A. -were entertained at a dinnerj
I The person on the play-reading Saturday evening in Detroit, by mem- i
committee of Masques to who~m the herIs, of Pl Federation- of IndustrialI
play, "It I Were King, "was loaned clubs.
is requested to communicate with Miss, Mary Dingman, industrial sec-
Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson at once. retary of the world's committee of the
Y.W.C .A. was the speaker. She has
The-.class in playground work will recently completed a tour of. Europe-
meet at 2 ,'cI3,*k"Wednesday after. I an countries, studying industrial prob-
noons in Barbour gymnasium. lems, and is now 'on her way to the
-1 Orient. Some' interesting contacts
Contributions to the bazaar must with groups of students and Indus-
be taken to the basement locker ;room trial girls who are endeavoring to be-
in Barbour gymnasium before 12 come better acquainted through study
o'clock tomnorrow noon. Articles are of labor pt~oblems, were explained by.
to be marked with two prices, namelyJ Miss Dingman.
the cost of materials, and the estimated JA discussion of a group of joint.
selling, pricg. r meetings which the Federation and :
-I students will hold during January and
All league or- sorority 'houses -desir- February, completed the evening.

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