4tARCH 4, 19 24 THE' MICHIGAN DAIL
..
E astern olege Executives
A Discuss The Modern Girl
We hear a =seat deal of criticism; apply herself to scholastic work with
for sophomores, and 20 for freshimen IIa of thae modern girl. Men and women; brilliant results. Let's stop criticizing
l ju N ~UDIn this way the school work of the in-V5u9,U oWae aTte hadof nsttuion o the modern girl. I think one of our
'IA S tILULu dlividual and her school work may be lannarsueyia;teachers hit the nail n the head the
equalized.n nrlernngac jei i position to1 other day when she said that the
IW ISL O SAY e TALKS.I II 0 K MSS 1W NE know something about that young per-1 conduct of the observed was ait to.
" ,I3j l c !U' E I" son-the girl of today. Listen to what be reflected by the mind of the ob-
Athena To DISCUSS XER same of these people have to say about server."
LAKS 5OF w07MNXMEET AT NXA OilOSKaEdXPERT WILLEROR DECO Ahers .N a~rcepe ide Dean Virginia Gildersleeve, of Bar-
TITTLASSOCIATIOK N ie H N "'aval , reid n ard college remarks: "It is true that
CHICfAasarGOllge a good many of the younger generation
The current topic of the Teapot ' - what we need is to be infected with; (Continued on Page Seven)
'WW1l ingnies t get; the poi t ;of; view Dome,,affair will be the subject for dis- Unusual phases of interior decoir-; youth. Then we will understand bet-
othier deans and of the students in cussioni at ,the :open meeting, of Athe- Ilion will be the general subject '6 ter what youth is driving at, and youth 3M ilign Dames to Meet
e educational institutions all overj na Litrary society which will be held th etrswihMs dt og hn n a.Yuhhs' enlv The Michigan" fDames will hold a
e country seemed WQ be the attitude, at 7:1l, o'clock tonight in the Alph~ las. Deane will give at 4 o'clock. from Inug in a vacuum.; The 'modern girl1 regular meeting at 8 o'clock tonight -
sed4 , t e o a Assa t otn Nui rot m of University hall. The pro-:! March 4 to 8 in Alumni Memorial hailI sees all of life that sh e can see. WeI in the Faculty Womns' club house. F
=o Deans of '*omen in their ith reg- gra iss~ollws under the auspices of the A. A. U. W. cnleE great deal from her. WeveE Miss Barbara H. Bartlett, professor
94*uiair imeetiiig held last week in Ohlica- "History and Exnlanation of theI The topic which will be discussed learned that she has a fine mind, that! of tp4ile healkh nursing wil ad-1 -
go, according to the report of Miss Dome Scandal," Geraldine Masters, Tuesday will be "Home Making;" Wed- she has originality and that she can dress the club members. ..
larion H. Blood, assistant dean-of '26;I nesday, "The Home and Its Needs;"
try Evasion of the much discussed prob- gation," Helen Hebauf, '26; or Plays in the Homie"; Friday, "The9
em of the "Modern Youth" was also "Edwin Denby and the Part He American Home;", and Saturday, 4e MU1t.BEY
bvident at the conference, Miss Blood Plyd"Ete(Adro,'5 Keeping the House Awake." /_
I aid. Rather the deans were incIfn- . The subject will then be open to, Miss Deane is a member of the fir-3
ed, to discuss tiib problems on their general discussion. Visitors as' wellJ of J. C. Demarest and company, an in 2c
bam iuses; with reference to "what we asalnwmmesar n e oa-tenior decorating company in New.
,'imed to do 20 years ago." Indirectly tend. York City, and of the Interior Dec- i " a
Albert P. Fitch, professor of the his- oratosa association of the same city,-"': 3
tory of religion at Amherst college, She is also editor of the interior de-
gave his views on the matter when he1 coratiug department of "Today
%ad that every one is the outgrowtho Ic s Housewife." MIbss Doane, is a radn1,
bf the community, from which hey' ate of Vassar collge
owes and therefore can not be muh________________istfre °; ai Nw ate*
etterorworse than the older genera- for single lectures 7u cents. They have
tion. Junior Girls' play practices for this been placed on sale at the following0
;_''oaat4oclcchrs2;aean HAnIlton Speaks week are as follows: places: ,Foster's Arts shop, both ofSA P E
One of the most outstanding talks. Toat4o'lchru2;t Graham's Bookstores, Quarry's lre
n the opinion of Miss Blood, was giv- o'clock, chorus 5; at 7 o'clock, chor- store, Wah's Bpokstgre on State street ! Pranenly on Display at
nby Dean Jean Hamiltoni at the u ;at7occkchrs1in t! arthaCook and Betsy JBarbour dor-.~u
middy onn ssinwhnse dle parlor of IBarbour gymnasium. Initories, ;and 1-eemn eberry iious e.r UY WOQ L FOLK & CO.
~poke on "Social Problems and How W ednesday, at 3 o'clock, chorus 9; at The talks are 'open to the geueral.1)1-b- 326 . State Street
o Meet Them." She discussed her oclck corst; 7 oocklockr- He.t,.n Arbor, 1Ich.
'ubject fromh the background of her us12at7occk cast and choruses _________
kgeneral experience rather than with fo>istadseodats1hrsa, 1rs. Riggs Faculty Club Hostess IDeindb
lawy direct reference to the 'problems at 4 o'clock, chorus 10; at 5 o'clock, Mvrs, Henry Riggs is general lhos- i IEH UI
othMihgncmu.chorus 7 ;at 7 o'clock, chorus 6.k Fri- less at the Faculty *\ oe's chlu-;I° A D
"! Personnel work in colleges was tak- dlay, at 3oclock, chorus 13; at 4 0' house, 226 South Ingalls street this ROWAATWSTET 14ET2NS'~E'
en up at a dinner given an Thursday~cok hrs4 t 'lccs n week.. Monday, Mrs. Horace W' Klin-gH~TWNLTANOEA fOUS DW, KNcxxaoca Bvamo
evening when the various deans of choruses for first and second acts. was hostess; Tuesday, Mrs.rVI i" 'vrs~z NEW YORK
wcmen discussed the vocational work~ Saturday, at 71 o'clock, cast and chor- Gram., and Wednesday, Mrs. Arth ur J. -
mwhich is being done in their colleges,. ssfrfis n sodat. Decker., During March and April, s . [saiac
The general result o~~~ the discussion I All uractices will be held in Sarah hostesses will. not be apitdfu _______ _________
. vas a feeling that no institution Caswell Angell hall unless otherwise! Thursday and Friday, but tea will be
tasalnintiwokbtisbak stated. served by an attendant from 3:30 to
~ed up by all of the other colleges - 5:30 o'clock. Saturday 'will be :re- 4
wvhich have the same objective. Trot o nvriyGrs leIsery ed for private-parties. Any 111-{ :,I ,
-p"ga ensEtrti club will be held from 3 to 4 ocloch.b1oftecu wd'ihe o* r
Amog~ he-more scia evntsoftoday in the studio of. Missn hul clMMaude~ix~. m- ~ ~ XP
' He conference wasa -breakfust Nwgiven Kcni h c l Y isMue~a-boswl-b roie -"~-~
m..- - 1. r.; . t . M uaaic{. e. t l'I att2t ttJ> ,N w m l??::}I
.'ly h eichigdans werepn s en a=Des'boosgw ll b pr .1sedip19
t"Ihe Michian deens o en a.- '.orFeruaybnt clubhouse durinig the- :iorth and 6 Whro ,"
='ni d , o t nr siy o is ui deliiuquient'ozes for January must li men bers'aib f'wuted 1to eiijo y t eni. 'O ld :,w Y o"k" -
-hneinby Saturday, March 8, at the _______________:
; ormerly of the Michigan State Norm- ofieoftedeno wmn-'^ ________ "'""t ?? [~ou~Y~e~- w
.al college at Ypsilanti, presided. l__ I'.~ slA~~
In addition to i en'Harfi'ton and !"I , 1 . ,:r9Kx , L *i, ? 'ci~ ofQT Tt
41 is Bood othr Mchian dlegtes The regular weekly tea given for the I)~l~
3othe conference were Miss Zelnia graduate students will be held frajli 4,pTh? x rc
t#Otikdireet lh.MarMIN Cook:builds Al,:.:C~ 1 T $P '? lt4odl~ ~3Be"s.~roP
rous. s.Theopile RBack..and . ty4~ik5 "(I z '
bigf ,liMiss Hlen }ihop, director of.._,._1b>cn'c
{ ~MssP 'd Crocker will act s1
-L~e Perry, director 'of IBetsy!' BSar- -____ .----,
our house, and Mrs. Jlius 0. Schlot- tfIfi
er-beck. De I-I ilto is expeted I -t+? Arcade--Gloria Swanson mi "The-A E I, Hurning r x - -; t
,,,eet o M r rfi, '2, o tnor il m e i n asd lhMilr in " h
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Atnotcemandtf liaeB. doay,'23, esiornai rnmeet nMils in nns.I ORA-s--b=l~
'betroll , dEiett. Newtn Is3,, intWeipcturenAir.
fadCleveland, to Dr. Kenneth M.ITh S'for w men' lt i bor_ rhem -Calsess in G e ay -OtherFeatires-
I h dl e c id e d aio f T ew m n s ay t eic o eg - jel s H l . IE L O P TO O Q U R
anybro h KpaApafatriyaec~neiinfreith ernwiter or r l."i e-Jns imarkab ledoi uble role n an ex- .FeEtuOOng
end Dr. McColl is a rlinoebr of Alpha spring quarters, but the Stawnodw-~ctn tr ftePrsa n
auOea en have expressed their belief, since (.zerwordI_________________
", nnouncement of the engagemient then, tat intercollegiate Competition Stge-Tlds Week
Miss Josephine Helen Gibson to -Coming ytokep Smpineies y,=-
tmr Togo,'2,wsmd atplans have been, made for them to IA~otiTakuti tr
~he Pi Kappa Alpha fraterliity House,ontm ie Whitney- Thursday,- ArthurIA otl--akno ----Sor
Iturday. Miss Gibson is a graduate _____ -amrtin's musical sac~: ___________________________
f the M arion L ouise W hith y train - - Prof.he m ee . s n t p a iI - - c es tW ld io xl"4 -s- -- - 2- - i-- N-4
'ng school for nurses, Dlodgett hos> Pr.of. Preston W. Slosson.. of the his- --1
Aital, Grand Rapids, Mich. t o TefWiny-Soy departmlent, will speaki TeI hte- aturday -"The Cat I
Kasa o *O-'igin of the League of Nations," at'z and the Canary."
-- The Adopts Point System 7:0 oclok Tursay-igh inroo
Te"University o Kansas has re- F' of the Law 'building. All Univer-. Garrick-Detroit--"The Fo
g ently adopted a revised point systemn city womnen are invited to attend. - -- s
~n regard to participation of wqmen in1
ft~mu* activities. -Points are awarded N -
"or holding class offices, working on
committees, acting as undergraduate
epresentative of the Y. -W. C.; O4 .mTHE DISTINGUISHED ACTOR..:
working on publications, tatting part
' Ai the style show, etc.« I
The scale allows a maximum of 60 1
~Valints for seniors, 411 for juniors, 30MI t It's a Niagara of RoarinPg Laughter!
Famous / Im otm
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Gilben'sChclt
Panamas
Very ]Best
De Luxe
Assorted Nut, Etc,
You Can Get Them =Nice and Fresh at
Tihe Ebebac &Son(Cola
200-204 E. LIBERTY ST.
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Yes,
we have' themn
w~vrapped plainepack-
ages,
ready to hand
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CoA~kKINS -LETCHER 0R0GCl
$24 S.. State St.
E. & S. Univerliy
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Safety
beA dirty, ill-smelling cab rnaN
besafe, but you have a right to doubt it.
Our cabs are Washed isd
and out every day. This is not a mere slapping on
of sponge and water, but; involve.,, the liberal use of soap,
disinfectants and scrub br:ushes, which reach every nook
and cranny.
RED TOP CAB safety pre-
-cautions begin with your health, which means prope r
sanitation, and are carried through by mechapical experts
whose business it is. to see that ID TOP CABS are acci.,
dent-proof.
A mud-covered chassi~s ca:n-
not be properly inspected, aside from the fact that
it is unsightly. Before our ca*,s go out of the garage
we must know that' every screw, nut andl bolt is tight and
sound. The condition of wheels, springs and tires is
checked.
RE TOP AB is as ca,-re-
fully and systematically manned as the most efficient
railway organization. That is why you are. safe, comfort-
ale and 'contented when you are in charge of ono. of our
drivers.-
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