DECEMBEZR 5, 1923

THE MlCHIGAN DAILY


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M. E. Merger
Fear Of Dancer

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Frances Ames, '23, will be at the Pol-
ly Little shoppe, 225 South Thayer
streettfrom 2 to4 o'clock to-
~day to take orders for Himel-
hoch's store in Detroit. Ten per cent
of all sales is given to the Univer-
sity of Michigan League.E
Members of Masques Dramatic soci-
ety are requested to be present at the
business meeting at 4 o'clock tomor-
row at Martha Cook building. This
m-etinig will precede the reception to
be given for the try-outs for the soci-
ety.
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 turn out at ever practice.
These will be held for seniors and
sophomores at 4:15 o'clock, and for
juniors and freshmen at 5 o'clock on
Mondays and Wednesdays. All girls
are requested to try out for the teams,
even if they have no previous knowl-
edge of or experience in plaing the
game.
Matinee Musicale Student league has
postponed the program and meeting
scheduled for today. The next meet-
ing of the combined groups of the
organization will be helot in Jalnuary.,
A special price will be made on
large Premier roses by dozen and
half dozen lots, at the Women's League
bazaar, Friday and Saturday. Orders
may also be given by telephone to
Kathryn Wilson, 452.
All money for the candy for the baz-
aar must be turned in to Dorothy
Greenwald at Helen Newberry resid-
ence immediately. The articles for
sale at the bazaar must be brought to
Martha Cook building today, accom-
panied by a tag bearing the cost price
and selling price of each article. They
should be placed in a box labeled with1
the name of the house which contri-
butes them,
Mortarboard will hold a meeting at
7:30 o'clock tomorrow at Pi Beta Phi
house, 836 Tappan.
Iota Sigma Pi will meet at 7:15 o'clock I
tomorrow in the Chemistry building.
Prof. Chester S. Schoepfie, of he or-
ganic chemistry department, will ad-
dress the society.
Rome, Dec. 4.-Doubt is expressed in
atican circles whether az4 Amieriaan
cardinals will be created at this
month's consistory.

solidated. She has asked the Method-
ist Episcopal Board of Bishops wheth-
er the proposed consolidation would
deprive her of her membership. Sen-
ior Bishop Berry of the M. E. Church
North has ruled'that actors and danc-
ing teachers are barred from member-
ship. No such ruling exists in the
South.
WELLESLEY OFFERSf
NEW FELLOWSHIP
The alumnae association of Welles-
ley college is offering the Horton-Hal-
lowell fellowship of $1,000 for the year
1924-1925. It is open to those who'
hold a degree from Wellesley college
and is to be used in studying for the
degree of master of arts, or sciences,
doctor of philosophy, or science, or for
independent research.
Application should be made by per-'
sonal letter to Miss Mabel M. Young,
chairman, Wellesley college, Welles-
ley, Mass. The application should con-
tain specimens of scientific or literary
work, testimonials from instructors
as to ability and achievement, and j
from qualified judges as to health and
character, and a certified record from
the registrar of each college from

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which degrees have been awarded.
The application should be turned in
before March 1, 1924.

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Alumnae Council eets t Read The Daily
Matters concerning the IUiversity 1.
of Michigan League building campaign
were discussed at a special meeting of
the board of directors of the Univer-
sity of Michigan Building association PAY Y U
which was held yesterday at Alumni YOU
Memorial hall. This meeting was call--
ed by Mrs. Edward Dwight Pomeroy,°'E FN S1 A
of Chicago, who is chairman of the Z
Alumnae council. While in Ann Arbor;-
Mrs. Pomeroy is the guest of Mrs. Sub
Henry Carter Adams.
Gothenburg, .Dec. 1.-Swedish emi- 4
grants are going to Canada, following i Press Building.
disappointment at attempts to get in-
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Alexander Carr in "Potash and
Perlmutter."
Majestic-Pola Negri iv "The
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Wuerth - Kenneth
"April Showers."

Harlan in

Orpheum-"Tell Me Why."

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Garrick (Detroit) - "The Cat
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