SDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1923
TJP VAY TRIOUTS
THE MICHIGAN DAtLY PA
Specialty Booths Will Be
Feature Of League Bazaar
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WIL CONTINUE T0DAY
FIFTY-FOUR HOURS CREDIT AND
PLAY TAX PAYMENT ARE
NECESSARY
Tryouts for the Junior Girls' play
to be given March 19, 20, 21, and 22 at
the Whitney theater were begun yes-
terday and will continue from 2 to 4
o'clock today, and from 3 to 5 o'clack
Friday in Sarah Caswell Angell hall.
Prof. John R. Brumm and the play
committee are conducting the tryouts.
The play tax of $1 is required from
every junior woman before she tries
out for the play. Those who have not
paid may do so on the afternoon they
try out. Ever woman must also have
54 hours credit at the beginning of
next semester.
Tryouts for leadd in/the pla# are ask-
ed to speak, sing, and dance, while the
chorus parts require only singing and
dancing. It is important that every
tryout know what song she wishes to
sing She is also asked to give inform-
ation on her weight, height, complex-
ion, voice, and whether she would
prefer to tryout for a lead or a chor-
us, and for a male of a female part.
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Flowers in specialty corsages and}
TANDS NOW
prefer not to know what they are buy-
single rose-buds will be on sale as ing These will sell for a small price.
in previous years at the Inter-church For gifts to the little sisters at home
and Women's League bazaar which dolls of all kinds have been dressed
will be given Friday and Saturday in and will be exhibited with a furnished
Barbour gymnasium. Rosebud cor- holl's house. Then threading his way
sages are to be sold part o: the time among the crowds about the booths
by pink-gowned women with ruffled will be Simple Simon with a tray of
aprons who will carry the flowers on delicious individual pies
large wicker trays, and at other times For the hungrier ones the tea room'
by Japanese and Chinese women in will be conducted in the two parlors
their native attire. Roses may also adjoining the gymnasium. It will be
be ordered by the dozen. open from 11:30 to 1, from 3 to 5, and
Among other special booths at the from 6 to 7:30 o'clock on both Friday
bazaar the candy booth is receiving and Saturday, serving luncheon, din-
particular care in preparation. This ner and tea. A caterer has been en-
year a professional candy maker has gaged to plan the menus.
been engaged to make the candy which
includes hard candies of all kinds,IATHENA -WILL ENTERTAIN
peanut brittle, caramels, chocolates, TEACHERS COLLEGE WO IEN 1
and maple and chocolate fudge. A
tax was levied upon every woman in Several women from the Teachers'
the University to cover the expense of college, of Detroit, will be the guestsI
the candy. of Athena Literary society at its meet-
"Santa's surprises' wrapped in tis- ing which will be held at. 7:15 o'clock
sue paper and ribbon, and hung on a tonight in the Alpha Nu rooms of
Christmas tree, have -been planned to University hall. At the suggestion of
attract the attention of purchasers who Elizabeth Gratton, a former president
-- - of Athena, a group of women from the
MASQUES TO GIVE Teachers' college are planning to form
a similar society.
TEA FOR TRYOUT S! The program tonight will consist of
talks on literature and music, which
Active members of MasquesDram- Will be given by Clara Lau, '25, Helen
atic society will entertain the try-outs Gustine, '25, Margaret Buffington, '27,
for the society at a tea and reception ___hem_____,2.
from 4:30 td 5:30 o'clock Thursday at
Martha Cook building. Prof. J. Ral- Girl Reserves to Entertai n
eigh Nelson, of the English depart- Members of the Girl Reserve group,
ment, who directed Masues' produc- of the Eberbach school, are entertain-
tion of "A Thousand Years Ago," will ing at a Christmas party this after-
speak to the prospective members of noon in the Girl Reserve room of the j
the society at this time. Y. W. C A. The affair is being given'
The active members of Masques will for girls who would not otherwise
hold a:business meeting at 4 o'clock have any Christmas parties Helen He-
Thursday in Martha Cook building. bauf, '26, is advisor of the group.
Players' club, campus dramatic so- Patronize The Daily Advertisers.
ciety, has changed the time of its next
performance from the original date,
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Box Office ale Now at
WHITNEY THEATER
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Frances Ames, '23, will be at the Pol-
ly Lttle _shoppe, 225 South Thayer
stret from 2 to 4 o'clock today and
tomorrow to take orders for Himel-.
hoch's store in Detroit. Ten per cet
of all sales is given to the Univer-.
sti ,Mich-igan League.
Members of Masques Dramatic soci-
ety are requested to be present at the I
business meeting at 4 o'clock Thurs-J
day at Martha Cook building This
meeting will precede the reception to
be given for the try-outs for the soci-.
ety.,
The Graduate Women's club will I
meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon, at
Betsy Barbour house
Inter-house basketball practice will
begin after a meeting to be held at
4:30 o'clock today in Barbour gym-
nasium. All managers of houses and
members of the teams are expected to
attenid ,this meeting for general in-'
structio'is regarding the tournament,
and h; discussion of the most recent
additions and changes in the rules of
the game which will be observed in the
contests.
Class basketball games will begin, in
all probability, before the Christmas
holidays, and it is therefore essential
for everyone interested in making a
team to trn out at ever practice.1
These will be held for seniors and
sophomores at 4:15 o'clock, and fort
juniors and freshmen at 5 o'clock on
Mondays and Wedneidays. All girls
are requested to try out for the teams,
even if they have no previous knowl-
edge of or experience in plaing the
ganie.
The University Girls' Glee club will
meet at 4:30 o'clock today in the par- I
lors of Barbour gymnasium.
There will be,no gymnasium classes
held tomorrow because of the neces-
sity for using the gymnasium for the
Women's League bazaar.
Matinee Musicale Student league has
postponed the program and meeting
scheduled for tomororw. The next
meeting of the combined groups of the
organization will be held in January,
Miss Katherine Aller, of the per-
sonnel division of the National Y. W.
C. A., will be in Ann Arbors today and
tomorrow, to meet women interested
in obtaining secretaryships in the Y.
W. C. A. She will be glad to meet
any women interested, especially up-
perclassmen and graduates.
Because of the work being done on
the Women's League bazaar by mem-
bers of Mummers, their meeting, prev-
iously announced for tonight, will be
postponed until some time after vaca-
tion.
The Michigan Dames will meet at 8
o'clock tonight in the Faculty Wo-
men's club house. The speaker will
be Miss Yi T Wu. She will discuss
"Life and Customs of a Chinese Girl."
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