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Ingrid Alving, '26, secretary and
LOCAL CAMPAIGN OPENS
AT MEETING TOMORROW
Official opening of thle University
of Michigan League campaign in Ann'l
Arbor will take place at a meeting
for all Michigan women which will
be held at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow in
Barbour gymnasium.f
Every Michigan women is expectedj
to be present at this meeting and is
requested to bring her work enve-I
lopes and pledge cards with her. Mrs.
Griffith Hays, chairman of publicity
for the campaign, is sending a special
plea to all University women to at-
tend the meeting whether they have
been reached in the campaign or not.
"It will be your building and now is
your opportunity to come out and
work for the fulfillment of the plans,
of Michigan women," stated Mrs. Hays
in her effort to have Michigan
women turn out 100 per cent at the
meeting.
Is Director Of
"If I Were King"
- treasurer, and Arline Ewing, '26, li-
Annual "T" Night 'rarian.
University of Texas, May 24-"T" Women W ill Ride
night, according to custom of the past
5 years, was held Thursday night. Horse '
Awards of the blankets, sweaters, gold Fashion In Future
I..adslertrl pin, gold racquet
club pin and other honorary presen-
ations were made by the presidents London, May 24-(A.P.)-Women
AN UUALM Y EA A of the different clubs. equestrians are gradually reverting to
The loving cup for the girl having the side-saddle when on horse-back,
May festival guests and mthers the highest average number of points as they find riding astride develops
attending house parties were entertain- and the loving cup that is awarded to muscles not good for dancing. A well-
ed yesterdaring t tee en tai the class winning the championship known riding master says the side-
in basketball were also given out. saddle gives women more grace and
May breakfast given under the aus- Every girl holding a "T" was invited security, and girls from 10 to 14 years
pices of the University Y. M. C. A. at tto the banquet held Friday at the of age only are being encouraged to
Barbour gymnasium. The affair was|Cactus Tea room. ride astride.
the annual strawberry breakfast giv-
en each year by the association. Wicks is .Guest of Student That there is a great desire among
Breakfast was served at 8:30 and Sidney F. Wicks, managing editor of English women to vote is shown by"
9:30 o'clock. During each hour a spe- the Manchester Guardian wa's the the.growth of women voters from 8.-
cial feature in the form of a novelty guest of Miss Margaret Lindsey at 000,000 in 1914 to 20,000,000 last year.
song skit was presented by Ann Gale, Martha Cook residence Thursday
'26, and Mary Lou Miller, '26. Apple evening. Mr. Wicks spoke on "The i
blossoms were used for decorations Labour Party and the Labour Gov-
throughout the room. 1ernment" Wednesday aftennat .
Announce Engagement
Announcement has been made at
the Phi Sigma Sigma house of the
engagement of Sarah E. Levin, '24, to
David A. Croll,'24L, of Osgoode hall,
Toronto. Croll is a member of Pi
Lambda Phi fraternity.
Announce Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bartz of Erie,
Pa., announce the engagement of their
daughter, Dorothy Edith, '24, to Al-
fred L. Schultz, '26M, of Moline, Ill.I
Schultz is a member of the Alpha
Kappa Kappa fraternity.
Society Initiates 1Miss Lent
Alpha chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota,
national professional musical society,
initiated Miss Sylvia Lent, the violin,
artist of Thursday evening's concert,
as a chapter honorary member. I
"Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything
quickly.-Adv.
Read the W-
NOTICE
Price of Straw Hats reduced
cent at our store right at the
of the season. Growing pop
of the cool and comfortable P
the reason. Bring your Pana
and have is Re-conditioned (Cl
Bleached and Reblocked with a
trimmings).
FACTORY hAT STORE
617 Packard St.
Where 1). . R. Stops at St
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the Natural Science auditorium. He
is the guest of Prof. C. H. Van Tyne .,-.n
of the history department.
AT THE THEATER
DYEAR'S
f TELEPHObNE 1000
NOUNCE DATE OF
POSTPONED GAMES
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Prof. John L. lrumm
Prof. John L. Brunmm, of the jour-
nalism department, director of the!
annualSemnor Girls' play, "If I Werej
King" by Justin McCarthy, which is
to be given on Friday, June 13,at the
Whitney theater, feels that the setting r'
of the play, which deals with the in-
trigue and romance of the 15th cen-
tury, is well adapted for presentation.
Scenes for the play are being ex-
ecuted by 4. S. Davis of Detroit, who
Screen-Today
Arcadle-Corinne Gritfith and
Conway Tearle in "Lilies of
the Field."
Majestic.-"The Breaking Point."
Wuerth-"Rupert of Hentzau."
Orpheum-Gladys Walton in
"The Near Lady."
ec at 4 o'clock tomorrow as follows:
.Auelia Cheever vs. Alpha Omicron Pi;
Kappa Delta vs. Helen Newberry;
Martha Cook vs. Jordan house; Kap-
pa Alpha Theta vs. Betsy Barbour;
and Alpha Phi versus Delta Gainuma.
SIGMA DELTA PHI
INITIATES MEMBERS
Sigma Delta Phi, honorary oratori-
cal and dramatic society, will initiate
the following new members at 7:30
o'clock this morning: Margaret Effin_
ger, '26; Margaret Geddes, '26; Mar-
guerite Goodman, '26; Bernice Hill,
'25; Nellie Rittenhouse, '25; Phyllis
Turnbull, '26; Elizabeth VanValken-!
burgh, '26; and Ruth Vermilyea, '26.
The initiation will be followed by a
breakfast at the Polly Little tea shop.
Blanche Kynast, '24, will give the wel-
come address to the new members,
which will be responded to by Nellie l
Rittenhouse.
Notices [
Acts 1 and 2 of the Senior Girls' play}
will rehearse at 9 o'clock at Sarah
Caswell 'Angell hall.
All women in the Senior Girls' play:
are to get their costumes from 10 to
12 o'clock today in the sewing room
at H-elen Newberry residence. Each
voman is requested to bring $1.35 to
pay for her costume with the follow-!
ing exceptions: The King, Queen,
Trispan, Catherine, Roulivier and the
Courtiers.
fKandolli Club Elects
Officers for the Girls' Mandolin club
for next year have been elected as
follows: Evelyn Smith, '25, president;
EUROPE-ORIENT
E. G. 1{UEBLER
Lieensed Steanmship Agent
601 E. Huron St. Ph. 1S4
Local authorized agent for White Star,
Cunard, U. S., Canadian Pacific, Red
Star, American, Pacific Mail, North
German Lloyd, italian, French, Greek,,
Hamburg American, and ALL other
lines. Also, all College Tours on above
Lines can be arranged thru me. See
me early for best reservations. My
services on booking you are free.,
Write, phone or call.j
SLEEP ANYWHERE, BUT
EAT AT REX'S
THE ,CLUB LUNCH
712 Arbor Street
Near State and Packard Streets
has done them for past Senior and
Junior plays. Costumes are to be se-
cured from a Chicago firm.
Applications for tickets for the pro-
duction may be made to Dorothy
Greenwald at Helen Newberry resi-
dence, until June 12, and on June 12.
and 13 tickets may be obtained at Hill
auditorium or at Alumni Memorial
hall.
The prices are as follows: $2.50;
$2; $1.50, and $1.
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One thing -you can be sur e of.
Your May Festival guests will
be delighted with Sunday din-
ner here. Many specials, superb-
ly prepared.
Usual low prices.
Sophomore women will hold their
postponed meeting at 4 o'clock Tues-
day in the parlors of Barbour gym-
nasium.
The following Senior Play prac-
tices are announced for the week:
Acts 3 and 4 at 4 o'clock tomorrow-
acts 1 and 2 at 7 o'clock tomorrow
acts 3 and 4- at 4 o'clock Tuesday,
acts 3 and 4 at 7 o'clock Wednesdav.
These rehearsals will take place in
Sarah Caswell Angell ball.
Clara Rocha, known as "Mexico's
Joan of Arc," rides at the head of her I.
dead husband's command with an of-'
ficial commission from the War de-
partment.f
IRVING WARMOLTS, D. S. C.
Chiropodist and
Orthopedist
707 N rht University Phone 285
Special Sunday RO
Chicken Dinncr
Soup
Cream of Chicken
Relishes
RadishesG reen Olives
Your Choice of
Boiled Spring Chicken
(Creamed Asparagus)
Fried Spring Chicken
(A la Maryland)
Fried Spring Chicken
(Country Style)
Roast Stuffed Spring Chicken
Baked Spring Chicken
(With Fruit Jelly)
Salad
Head Lettuce Salad
Desert
Rhubarb Pie
Frocks You'll Wanat
for Sports Wear
Hod'erately priced at $19 to $37.50
Dashing creations for wear Memor-
ial Day and throughout summer. Of
flannel, Wool challis, tub silk, can-
ton, crepe de Chine and roshanara.
Simple in line, yet decidedly becom-
g lain colors, stripes; Nyite,
pastel shades, high colors. Sizes 14
to 42.
SECOND FLOOR
New Sports
Hats Appear
$4 to $12.50
Of bangkok, leghorn
and other straws, of silk
and of straw and fab-
rile combinations. White
and colors. Mostly
small, close-fitting shap-
es. In all head sizes.
Blouses Follow
Smart Lines
$2.50 10 $12.50
Tucked bosom-fronts,
jacket styles and man-
nish tailoring are fea-
tures of new sport
blouses of dignity, Eng-
lish broadcloth, crepe
de chine and bouclette
knit. White, gray, tan,
apricot.
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SweOtter Modes
AeIntigig
$3.50 to $20
Slipovers, button-fronts,
tuxedos, jacquettes. Of
silk, flannel, wool and
of sikad-wool. Wth
Pain colors. Gay com-
binations. New in all
details.
Many Skirts
of Flannel
$10 to $'13.5O
This sportsmanlike fab-
ric makes some of the
smartest skirts for sum-
mer wear. Wrap-
around styles, pleated or
plai, 1 n tan, green,
rose, canary, rust and
white.
tued, jacquetes....- Of '
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C afez'eria
p s tair s ,
Nieke Is
Arcade
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Scarfs Gay in
Color
$2 tO $10
Every costum
ie must have
TODmrl""-MY
its scarf this season. Of
knitted silk, of printed
crepe, of shantung and of
tied and dyed crepe.
Fringed. Very, very
smart,
MAID' FLOOR2
New Shades
i Silk Hose
Holeproof. $2
Peach, rose-beige, aire-
dale, sponge, lark, log
cabin, camel, jack rabbit,
cloud, bobolink and beige.
Pure thread silk. Fu1
fashioned. Values!
SECOND FLtO
Die Deutsche Heimat in Eight Reels
A trip from Bremen to Heidelberg, through the occupied Ruhr, to the scenic Barvarian Keo-
n"isee, the historical Nuremberg, Rothenburg, a. A Tauber, Dresden, Saechs, Schweiz,
Frankfurt a. Main, Potsdam, Spreewald, Berlin.
Sports Coats Will
Serve All Summer
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Special no at $25 10 $49.50
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They're coats that will give remark-
able comfort and style for street
wear, for motoring, vacation trips--
for practically every summer use.
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New!'O'Nite
Bags, $5
Useful, smart
Each bag will accom-
modate not only a hat
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