THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 572 - ®'VIAVAM ®, tWOMEN'S LEGUE OFR PRIZES FORSUGGESTIONS1 IDEAS ABOUT RASI-G MONEY FOR BUILDING FU7ND EN- COURAI4EI- Prizes for the best suggestions for raising money for the University of Michigan League building during the rest of the year are being offered to in- dividual women- or to groups by the Women's League. A prize of $10 will be awarded for the idea which will include the whole campus in being worked out while $5 will be given for the best idea which can be carried out by a group. Sug- gestions will be accepted until March l and should be sent or taken to Ada! Mulholland,, undergraduate secretary, at Barbour gymnasium. Miss Mulhol- land will explain the contest further after 2 o'clock any day in the gym- nasium. Suggestions for raising money othert than by teas or dances will be wel- comed unless the teas or dances are especially novel. The committee to decide upon the suggestions and awardc the prizes reserves the right to use, all ideas which are handed in al- though the group making any partic-t _lar suggestion will be'given first con- sideartion in carrying it out. Ntices [ -- - - - - - - - -C- - - - - - . . . . and choruses for the first act; 10:301 o'clock, cast and choruses for the sec- ond act. New To Y. W. Members Be Entertained New members of the University Y. W. C. A. will be entertained at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at a tea to be given at Helen Newberry resi- dence, by the members of the cabinet and other committee members. Miss Mary Ross, general secretary, will present an outline of the various ac- tivities to be conducted this semester, in which the members may particip-. ate. MICHIGN RIFLE SQUAD L Lj 1WILL HAVE 12 MATCHES' Ten women have been chosen form the rifle squad by Capt. Forest Col-t lins to make up the varsity team which will repreesnt Michigan in an average of 12 challenges with other colleges.1 The first two matches were held Fri- day with M. A. C. and Oklahoma A. { and M. college. Michigan completed the match with an average score oft 95.8 Der cent. The comparative scores y will be announced as soon as the rival scores are received. The women who represent Michigan, in the rifle challenges follow: 'Mag- nolia Greilick, '25, Ingrid Aloing, '26, Phoebe Gregory, '24, Mary Allshouse,1 '27, Ann Wheeler, '26, Lucille Walsh,1 '27, Margaret Grooms, '24, Bess Ever- ett, '24 Julia Moorehead, '26, and Es- ther Lang, '26. The highest score in the challenge Friday afternoon was 98, shot by Mag- nolia Greilick. So ''Y t T zveAnnounce Hostesses Sorority To Give""""* y Mrs. Frank H. Finch is chairman of League Benefit the hostesses at the Faculty Women's clubhouse, 226 South Ingalls street, for *this week. The hostess for each day Kappa Alpha Theta sorority is giv- is as follows: Monday, Mrs. Philip ing a bridge tea for the benefit of the Potts; Tuesday, Mis. Wilfred N. St. Women's league from 2 to 5 o'clockPeter ;Wednesday, Mrs. Frank R. Friday, at the Theta house, 1414 Wash- Finch; Thursday, Mrs. John, C. Christ- U Utenaw avenue. There will be 20 tables es;Frdy, Mrs. on . Chist - IN OURTG E EGINS a pe will be offered. Tickets stead; Saturday, Mrs. Fred C. Odell. NCOR 9 1BGN Iar$3prtable. __________ California Women Learn to Shoot ALL CILASSES TO PARTICIPATV Professor Eich to Give Ieadng The women's rifle club at the Uni- IN FIRST ROUNJ) The Michigan Dames will met at 8 versity of California is under the di- TODAY o'clock tonight.sProf. Louis M. Eich, rection of Lieut. B. F. Manning, assist- of the public speaking department,? ant professor of military science and Followers of the court game are will give a reading of the play "TIhe tactics. now simultaneously interested in the Will," by J. M. Barrie. The coach believes that woman's opening of the class backetball tourn- mild and meek attitude will be an as- ament at 4:15 o'clock today in Barbour C1t'strue efficiency to use Daily set to her endeavors to learn how to gymnasium and in the final game of' Classifieds.-Adv. shoot. the inter-house tourney between Mar- tha Cook and Delta Gamma which will be played at 4 o'clock tomorrow. e SPECIAL MAIL ORDER AN-NOUNCEMENT natter game will decide the winner of' - 0E A.,A the campus championship and of the W !NWIfIiTE silver cup to be presented to the vic- ONLY FEBRUARY torious team. -ET BRA R 3 All classes will enter the first round Cd Y COME Y of the class games today Thli freshman class will face the sophomores and the junior six are scheduled to meet( the senior team. Membership in the W. A. A. entitles women to attendR these games free of charge. It is ex- pected that a representative crowd AN NE RL TRIUMPH AUTEADIA will be present and give their re- 1 ANDH NE ORIENT. spective teams support. Wihthe PRadiant and Magnetic { And the Same Cast That Recently PIlayed the Al Jolson Theatre, New York a 0C ODT ITR Iticket desired. . E Will be filled in order of their receipt, and filled before the regular box office sale opens, if accom- panied by check or money order and self-addressed envelope sent to D. McIntyre, Manager Whitney Theater. Add 10 per cent tax to price Prof. S. P. Lockwood, of the School PRJGES--$l.00, $l.50, $2.00. ORCHESTRA $2.50 of Music, will lecture on "The Modern Orchestra" at the meeting of Matinee Musicale at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Michigan Union. The lecture will be of particular interest to all lovers of orchestra music and to those who may desire information about the organization of a modern orchestra. The following musical pro- gram will precede Professor Lock-q wood's address: Impromptu E flat..........Schubert LotusLand.............Cyril Scott The polonaise ........... MacDowell Grace Loraine Hendrickson The Canary ............Tchaikovsky Morning ............... Rachmaninoff \ The Island...........Rachmaninoff \ Sylvan Ronndeclay . . Rimsky-Korsakov f Mrs. Pearl Wolcott Feb. 18.--The M. A. C. J-Hop was 'r held last Friday night. The music for the evening, furnished by Gold-0 kette's Graystone orchestra of Detroit,' was broadcasted over the college rad- 10. Read The Daily "Classified" Cot ESTABLISHED 1818 MADISON AVENUE COR. FORTY-FOURTH STREET Te EV/ MYORK Telephone Mlurray Hell 8Sco Our Representative will be at the HOTEL STATLER:,DETROIT Today, February 19 with Samples of Ready-made Clothing Furnishings, Hats and Shoes for Spring Send for "Historic American Buildings" BOSTON Tremont cor. Boylston NEWPORT 220 Bellevue Avenue ,,.. l NOWV! ?7:l0-S Wyvern society will meet o'clock tomorrow at Betsy house. at 7:15 Barbour 11 Dean Jean Hamilton will be at home to all University women from 4 to 6 o'clock today at her home, 1722 Cam- bridge road. All those who are making posters for the Women's Athletic association will bring them to Barbour gymnasium by noon today. Tryouts for Freshman Girls' Glee club will be held from 4 to 5 o'clock tomorrow fn room 160 of the School of Music. The Tuesday afternoon dramatic sec- tion of the Faculty Women's club will meet at 2:30 o'clock today at the home .of Mrs.George W. Patterson, 2101 :Hill street. Masques Dramatic society will meet at 4 o'clock tomorrow in Newberry hall. The Michigan Dames will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the Faculty Wo- mnen 's club rooms. The regular tea for the Graduate women students will be conducted by Miss Jean Sharpe, of the University Library staff. The meeting will be from 4 to 5 o'clock today in Betsy Barbour house, University Girls' Glee club will meet at 4:30 o'clock today in the parlors of Barbour gymnasium. All women de- siring pins are requested to make a deposit of $1 at this meeting. SENIOR S0 IETY TO SELL COLLARS 1 Senior societytis to have charge of 1 the sale of the senior women's collars this year. They will be here about a week before the Junior Girls' play, and as is customary, will be sold at l the candy booth in University hall. These collars have been ordered through Mack and company and are the regulation size and shape. All senior women are equested to buy their collars at this booth. The prize is 35 cents eacn. ZaneGry ,&TH E a 9 Garamaount ticlwe WITH LOIS WILSON - RICHAIRD DIX - MARJORIE DAW JON THE ST A 0E ERI's "BLUE and GOLD" ORCHESTRA Playing both Matinee and Evening PROGRAM INCLUDES- JA3idPE ADAMIS KRAZY KAT In a Ch"ist Comedy and In a new "6AGGJIAYATING PAPA" AESOP FABLE CARTOON Bargain Mltinees Daily (et;) All Seats NI4GRIS Balcony 31c Mahi Floor 45c War tax 4e War Tax 5c, Total 5C Total c50C 1f Speelai Matinee WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY lDe Luxe Show Schedule N\TARTNESS, as personified by the gracefulness of line and the simplic- ity of sweaters, will appeal with intensified interest to College Women. The new Beau-Cle weave in coat style, the slip- overs in novel color combinations and the styles especially for wear over tub blouses all are here in abundance of colorings and modes. tolm rot Model s nat 59-,~-W.an.~d up Practices for the Junior Girls' play are as follows: Chorus 2, at 4 o'clock today In Sarah Caswell Angell hall; cast for the first act at 7 o'clock to- night in the auditorium of University hall. Wednesday, 3 o'clock, chorus 9, in Sarah Caswell Angell hall; 7 o'- clock, cast for second act in Univer- sity Hall. Thursday,, 4 o'clock, chor- us 1; 5 o'clock, chorus 3; 7 o'clock, chorus 10; 8 o'clock, chorus 5. All of these choruses will practice in Sar- ah Caswell Angell hall. Friday, 9 o'clock, chorus 6; 10:30 o'clock, chor- ! .,. .. .._.a-__.. I I d toi FOP. YOUNG MEN - > K "e I, Ali j us 4; 1 o'clock, chorus 12; 2:30 o'- clock, chorus 13, all in Sarah Caswell Angell hall. Saturday, 9 o'clock, cast I III I AT THE THIEAT~ERS f _ A I I 7- LAST TIME TODAY 2:00-3:30 ,7:00-8:30 I -ON- bir Women's Oxfords Screen-Today N r-.Y ' Arcade- Nita Naldi and Jack Holt In "Don't Call it Love." Majestic-Zane Gray's "Call of the Canyon."t Tali'n from the Story "PITA ('OVE~NTRY" ith tHe star Players A.SNE4S AYRE JACK HOLT NITA NALDI THEOI)ORE KOSLd)FF Wuerth - Mary Pickford in "Rosita." Orpheum-"The Darling of the Rich," with Betty Blythe. Q'arz mournl CALL A w J 4" JiU l ..,/ and Pumps In a fairly good run of sizes. Formerly priced $7.50 and $9.00, now 71 Spring Appearing In ITFO I $ ..6 Stage-This Weelk III ~1II I I NT IT LOVE Can you realize it? It will be with us in a very f4 weeks and it is now time to select your SPRING CLOTHE We have just received our new stock of SPRII CLOTHES which will give you a varied amount to self from. Anyone who has ever had a FITFORM SUIT w tell you that they are always the latest in style, the finest goods, and at a moderate price. DON'T MISS THIS DE LUXE DRAMA OF TANGLED HEARTS, --Added Features- "STAY SINGLE" I II' L] I [I r I A I El II