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D A ILY OFFICiAL BULLETIN
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of
the University. Copy received until 3.20 D. m. (11:30 a, . .Saturday.)
V1olumo : THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1923 Number S4
Dean's Advisory Committee, Col lege ofLiteraiure, ,0Sciwe, and the Arts:
There is urgent need for a very short meeting of the Committee at noon,
Thursday, Jan. 18, in the Dean's office.
JOHN R. EFFINGER.
Faculth, College of Pharmacy:
There will be a faculty meeting in Room 212, Chemistry building, at 4
p. in., Friday, Jan. 19.
C. C. CLOVER, Serretary.
Summer Courses. in France:
Informateion refgarding 'vaation work in Franco, conducted under the
auspices of the Colleeg of the Seine and managed by the Intercol!egiate
Tours, may be obtained from Profefsor Rene Taran of the Department of
Romance Languages. . ". E. ROBBINS.
Faculty Concert:
The Lansing Quintette. consisting of Mrs. Krate M. Ke~lzie (Piano), Ms
Florence Birdsall (1st Violin), Miss Frances Ayres (2nd Vio'-n), Miss Delia
Bemis (Viola), Miss Ella Birdsah (Cello), with Miss Nora Crane Hunt, con-
tralto, solist, 'will give the following program at the Faculty Concert next
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 21, at 4:15 in hill Auditorium:
Quintette-F Miner, Molto nmoderato quasi lonto, Allegro, Lento, con
nmolto sentimoento (Cesar Franck) ; Sebben Cruidele (Caldar-a), Ich traggo
neine minne (Strauss), Sbtto it ciel (Sibella) Miss lhmnt; Quintette----A Ma.-
jor, Allegro deciso, Andante (Alessandro Longo); Boyou Songs, Ma L'il
Batteanu, Morin' or. ze Bayou (Strickla -ad). The Crystal Gazer (Kramer),
Minor & Major (Sproas) Miss Hunt; Cra dle Song, Reverie, (Edward
MacDowell) ; Quintette-A minor (Henry Hadle-y), Allegro onergico.
CHARLES A. SINK, Secretary.
Freshman Dental Students:
You are requested to con'sult Dr Whitman at an early (late concerning
instruments for technic 'work which will begin immediately after the ex-
aminations at the end of this semester. M. L. WARD.
Alpha Nu:
At the last meeting or this semester at 7 :30 Thursday, Jan. 18, there
will be a debate on the/,su'bject: "Resolved, That France should occupy the
Ruhr. district." Ont Saturday, Jan. 20, at 8 a. mn. the following will go to
302 Mason Hall to represent the society in the first elimination tryout for the
Mid-Wet debuting teams: N. B. Johnson, Eimer Salzman, E. W. Corey, R.
C. Musters, Howard Taylor, Glen Wallace.
ELMER SALZMAN.
Players Club:
Tryouts for the next program will be held in room 205 Mason 'Hall this
afternoon from. 4 to 6 New members will 'be enrolled at that time as well
as casts and directors chosen for "The Goal" by Jones, and "Wurzel
Flummery" by Mi'ne. Dr. Stewart of the English department will be in
charge of the tryout.
ROBERT TU.BBS.
Masques:
The new members of Masques, both active and apsociate, will meet in
the par; ors of Biabour. Gymnasium, Thursday at 4 p. m. The purpose of
the organization 'and the plan of work for the next semester will be ex-
plained by the director. J. RALEIGH NELSON.
I-LANSING QUIA7TETTE COMING ilweK'r~v~r .
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i rl 1. 0tY U 11 UAn innovation will be introduced in Bayou Songs ........... Strickland
the program of the next Faculty T[wi- 4a L'il Batteau
INOTIME --C'opy for this columin should !' light Recital which will take place Mornin' on ze Bayou
be isniitted by 5:34o o'clock of at 4:15 o'clock next Sunday afternoon The Crystal Gazer......... Kramer'
Ithe day bofore piiiblic-tita.J in Hill Auditorium when a group ofJ Minor & Major.......... Spross
____ musicians, constituting the Lansing Miss Hunt
THIURSD)AYl Quintette, will appear as guest solo- Cradle Song
l2;:(l Kint;s I~nauglters luncheon in! ists. The quintette consists of the Reverie ......... Edward MacDowell
room 321, Union. following artists : I Qulntette-A Minor ... . Henry Hadley
12 :f0-Dental faculty luncheon in! Piano, Mrs. Kate N. Kedzie, first vio- Allegro energico
Union. lin, Miss Florence Birdsall, second
12 :00--Eniglisli staff luncheon in Fost. violin, Miss Frances Ayres, viola, Miss Commerce Man to Speak Here Friday
er's team room,.f h Delia Bemis, and cello, Miss EllaI William Mather Lewis, educationalI
J12:00 -ddv soryy eiiuhittooofthdcean' Birdsall'. They will appear in three drcoIfteNainlCabro
of the literary department will groups of instru~mental numbers.
meet in the dean's offi ce. In addition Miss Nora Crane HuntI Commerce, 'Washington, D. C., willi
1 ?:45-Rouncd-Up club mees at Fent- contralto, of the Faculty of the Unl- ',peak Friday night at 7:45 in the Na-
ieshler's studio to have picture tak- versity School of Music will offer tw~o "iral Science auditorium. Mr. Lewis
ni for Emsan.groups of songs. Her accompani- is be ing roiwht hv hereby he UTnivr-.
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These Performances are for the General Public as well as
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ian. 19-20
THE MIMES REPERTOIRE COMPANY PRESENT
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4 :00-Tryouts for Players'- club -inj
Iroom 2G5, Mason hall.I
4:tDO-4. V. A. cabinet imeets in Lane
hall.
323, Union.
6:00O--Exchanrre club dinner in ron
7 :15-Alpha .Della Sigma meets in
room 306, Union.
j7:30--Boosters' chub meets in reading {
room, Union.f
7 :30-Upper Class Advisory commit-
tee meets in Assembly room, Union.,
7 :'30-Alpha Nu meets 1n Alpha Nu
club rooms, fourth floor, Union.
7 :30-~~La Sociedad Hispanica meets inI
room 203, Tappan hall.
E :C-Christlan Science society meets'
in Lane hall.
FIlDAY
1:00--Pharmacy faculty nmeets in room
212, Chemistry building.
7 :30-:Baptist guild toboggan party
meets in Baptist Guild house.
S :00---W1esleyan guild sleigh ride.
U-NOTICES
All 1 fraternities and sororities, and
other campus organizations must
have lists of members, and other
copy for the 1923 Michiganensian in
by Jan. 25. Copy should be turned
in as soon as possible at the 'En-
sinoffice.
A ll class officers must have their pic-
tures for the M1ichiganensian taken
at once as these must be in thej
b-ands of the engravers this weep.
1ll group pictures for the 1923 Mich- I
Iganensian must be taken during
the month of January. All frater-
nities, sororities. house clubs, and
campeus organizatlons must m~av yfor
ments will be played by Mrs. Mower ofI
this city.
IThe general public is invited to be
present, but is requested to be seated
at the hour of beginning. Children
will not be admitted unless they have
secured tickets of admission at thV
university School of Music.
The program in full is as follows:
Quintette-F Minor . . .. Cesar Franck
Molto Moderato quasi lento
Allegro
Lento con motto sentimento
SeenCrudele .............Caldara
Ich tragge mneine minne...... Strauss
Sotto it clel .... ........... Sibell a
E Miss Hunt
Quintette-F Major, Alessandro Longo
Allegro deciso
Andante
SENIOR LITS CAPTURE FIRST
PLACE I:N BOWLING TOURNEY!
Final rounds in the interclass bowl-
ing tournament were run off yester-
day at the Union alleys. The senior
lits with a total score of 2,349 pins
took first place and were followed in
second place by the fresh laws with
2,263 pins to their credit. R. J.
Gross, '23, won the silver cup for
high score man. Hie bowled a total of
589 for the three high games and
was easily the stellar performer of the
series.
HOCKEY' SCHEDULE SHOWS
BRLLIANT SEASON FOR GAME
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fThe next game on the Wolverine
schedule after the return from Madi-
son will be with Assumption college,
of Windsor, at Detroit, Jana 27. This
game is billed as the feature attrac-
tion of a big ice. carnival that will be
held at Belle Isle and which is expect-
ed to drat in the neighborhood of
15,000 persons.
sity Chamber of Commerce. The talk
will be open to the public.'
Mr. Lewis is interested in the edu-
cational department of the Chamber,
of Commerce and has spent much time
at this work. Although the subject
of the speech has not been announced
it is thought Mr. Lewis will devote
his time to the relationship of educa-
tion and business.
"Day oy day, in every way, I am
at your service", JIMMIE, the ad tak-
er. Call 964.-Adv.
As Always in "Mimes" Productions All
Played by Men Students.
Characters are
THEY GO LIKE LIGHTNING
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Tryouts i-or thme annual French I ty witsI their spacein the 'Ens:an bfreJ 1
Thursday, Jan.' 18, and Friday, Jan. 19, from 4:15 to 5:30. 'tersaei-h ninbfr
ROBERT C. RUMSEY, Presidenf- . these pictures can be taken. Ap.
pointments should be made w it j
photographers direct.
T M rI al fashion to produce a work of more -Junior en ineel*'rs cain flow seenre their
Unsu Mei
Ithan ordinary interest. Professor official blouses at W uerth's clothingMr s ~lg t EMoesrniino hsan fSm tr sascn hpeto 0
M r s wu g t uel Wesley's Gavotte and his own c hecered blouses has b~een receiv-
Organ eczta1~ "Reverie at 'Twilight" was consistent-I ed.
Ily excellent, especially the latter with itsefeciv ue-f'hies
The Twilight Organ recital given it1ffcivIseotcies egistrur Recovering from Illness
yesterday afternoon in Hill auditor-- E. 1:. A. Registrar A. G. Hal, who has been
ium by Prof. Earl V. Moore was heard - ' -jseriousy ill, is improving steadily.
by fewer than the usual small num- So 'A. R. Ti") 1-DMAO according to Mrs. Hall yesterday aft-
ber but proved to be one of the most i ernoon. Registrar Hall's condition is
enjoyable Concerts ever given on thisI ANN LV A L ' LECT ION j dscribed as favorable.
series.' The excellent technique and-
genuine artistry which invariably Members of the Washtenaw chap- If you have something lost, found
distinguish Professor Moore's perfor-I ter of Sons of the American Revolu- fo sale, for rent, misplaced or stolen;
mances was heard to advantage in a;E I make sure that it is so with a DAILY
program whose outstanding feature inwllhdteranulm ti classified. Call 960.--Adv.
was the fifth sonata of Alexandre ; ebruary 22 at the residence of Pro -________________
GuilmanE. ' fessor George W. Patterson, of the
The interpretation of the sonata was engineering department. At this time
easily the high point in the program, ;there will be a business meeting as
Th otmltv aai a ei-well as the annual election of oi -
Te cote Mplathivei e w a t cl- rs. Professor Arthur IL. Cross, o[y0 l e
ered'wih &l te ipresiv beutythe history department will deliver; Sn o aao eciigoe 0
which belongs to it, while the clean- Maemfo atcsgChemstrybZooogy, 40
cu~t attack which marked the rendi-'h annual address.MahmtcCeiryZolgo
tion of the scherzo won merited ap- I;_____- Philosophy, Sociology, etc., given b~
proval. I 1Burristers Ileac' Dickinson i how credits earned may be appliedc
In Schminike's "Marche Russe"( Prof. Edwin D. Dickinson, of theUfr ttr 2
which brought the Concert to a close ; Law school, addressed Barristers, sunl-j i i
two noble themes--"The Song of the:1 ior honorary law society, at their LHOME STUDY DEPT.
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