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THE ICHIGAN DAILY




ISTME PARTY Dean Hamilton Makes Study
SFI FORl TONIPHAIHOf Vocational Pro blej

clock Monday nght at Martha Cook week of Jan. 21, in Barbour gymnas-
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Organized Houses to be Represented
At Annual League Affair at
Gymnasiun
PRIZES TO BE AWARDED
FOR STUNTS AND COSTUMES
Practically every organized house
on the campus will be represented at.
the annual fancy dress party which is
to be given by the Women's League at
7:30 o'clock tonight in Barbour gym-
nasium. Women living at home or in

unorganized houses will also have a
part in making the affair a success.
Prizes will be awarded for the clev-
erest stunt given by any one group, for
the best group costume and for the
most attractive and the funniest in-
dividual costumes. The judges will
include Mrs. Marion L. Burton, Dean
Jean Hamilton, Mrs. John R. Effinger,
Dr. Margaret Bell, Mrs. Wilbur R.
Humphreys, Mrs. Tobias J. Diekhoff,
Mrs. T. E. Rankin, Mrs. L. A. Strauss
and Mrs. F. W. Peterson.
A definite program will be carried
out and Kennedy's orchestra will fur-
nish the music. Refreshments will be
served at 10 o'clock.
Those in charge of the party are as
follows: Jeanne Briggs, '25, chair-
man; Charlotte Blagdon, '25, Margaret
Effinger, '29, Margaret Paige, '26, Mar-
garet Hays, '25, and Dorothy Bogan,
'24.
Admission fees are 10 cents for
those who come in costume and 25
cents for those who do not. Out-of.
town guests are also invited to attend
the affair.

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Vocational guidance, and placement In relation to the alumnae associa-
problems and their solution In several tion, a preliminary catalogue is being
of the large eastern colleges were the compiled stating the lines of work In
which the{ alumnae are employed so
subject of careful study by Dean Jean that undergraduates may communic-
Hamilton when she visited Bryn Mawr, ate directly with alumnae about work
Vassar, and Goucher colleges before which interests them.
she returned to Ann Arbor from her , Although Wellesley college was nott
Christmas vacation.Ein session and could not be visited by
In each institution' she reports a Miss Hamilton when she made her
different handling of the problem of tour of inspection, their college bur-
placing graduates in teaching, busi- eau which is doing work along the
ness, and other lines of work. i lines of vocational placement, is rec-
Bryn Mawrls System ognized as one of the best established.
Bryn Mawr has an elaborate and It employs the part-time services of
carefully planned teacher's bureau, Miss Florence Jackson of the Women's
Miss Hamilton states, which serves to: Rducational and Industrial Union of.
placeI its graduates in private schools, Boston who carries out her work ata
in high schools, and in instructorships Wellesley along two lines. She anal-
in colleges. The college does not pre- yses the psychological test cards of
tend to fulfill the educational require- the college women in relation to the
ments of the, state of Pennsylvania., qualities which they show in order to
in addition to the teacher's bureau 'indicate lines of interest, and she!
Bryn Mawr is paying a subsidy to a gives talks upon various professions
vocational bureau in Philadelphia and avenues of work to any of the
which is able to keep in touch with' women who care to listen. While
the demands of the world in general Wellesley attempts to explain the char-
in the way of openings in social work, acteristics of the individual women,
business positions, etc. Miss Jackson explains the professions
Goucher college, which has the ad- needing such characteristics. In ad-
vantage in many ways of being sit-; dition, seniors and juniors are being
uated in the city of Baltimore begins J given personal interviews with Miss
its work with the freshmen women, 'Jackson.
to every one of whom it gives a importance of Vocational Guidance
Thopndike psychology test. The re- "The vocational guidance and place-
suits of these tests are filled in the of- rnent field Is important in the light
fice of the vocational bureau, and of the present position of women in
freshmen are encouraged to come in industry and business," Miss Hamilton
and talk over their studies in order said in explanation of her interest in
to make connection between their pre- the subject. "The whole world of
sent work and their future profes- work is open to men, but for women


Pi Lambda Theta will have its pic- The examination in the club lead-
.ture taken at 1 ::0 o'clock today at ers' training course of the University
Spedding's studio. Y. W. C. A. will be held from 9 to 12
o'clock this morning in the of-
The riding class for women will fice of Newberry hall. The examina-
meet at 9:45 o'clock this morn- tion is about one hour in duration.
ing at Barbour gymnasium. It is very Members are asked to bring blue-
important for the members to be there books, and to come at the most con-
on time. venient hour.
Women who expect credit in phys- The cast of the Junior Girls' play
ical education this semester must take will meet for rehearsal at 4 o'clock
a posture examination during the I Monday in Sarah Caswell Angell hall.;

studio to have their picture taken for
the Michiganensian.

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Copies of the Bok peace plan are in A secial meeting of Morta
the office of thedean of wvomerand socie,.vill be held at 10:30 o
will be given to Univcrsity vwomien 1tomr orrow in Miartha Cook bui
instead of this morning as wa
upon requet vol aounced.
Members of Mortarboard society It's true eftieiency to use
will meet at noon Monday, at Day's Classiefieds--Adj.

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For Intorrmation See
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, DEA VS OFFICE

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"Of Secrets of Beauft there is but
one, and a simple one af that; Make
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Mortarboard Will I
Sell French Gloves'
Mortarboard will take orders for
French gloves beginning Feb. 11. This
was done last year, the proceeds from
the sale going to the University of
Michigan League fund. Many new
samples are to be exhibited this se-
mester.
Houses will again be solicited and
there will be some one in Barbour
gymniasium at convenient hours to
take orders.
Must Change Rooms by January 26
Arrangements for University wom-
en to change their rooms can be talk-
ed over in the office of the dean of
women until Saturday, Jan. 25, after
which no rooms may be changed.
Some women are moving into dormit-
ories and sororities but only after
consulting with the office of the dean
of women.
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( si on s, 't~here are many blind alles',Ec
The Vassar View Point decade new fields are opening up for
Miss Hamilton spent a short time at courageous women and they need to
Vassar college, endeavoring to get the have the fields analyzed before enter-
viewpoint of a college that is not near ing them."
a large city. During the last few
years the Vassar bureau of vocational
placement has worked in connection
with the office of the dean of women. onuti
This year it has a special office which
works in connection with dean's office.
It is just beginning to work up other
se just beinninto orkaupgterh- The board of representatives of the
service besides that of placing teach- Women's League will have its picture
ers~. Vassar does not encourage em- taken for the Michiganensian at noon
ployment in New York since the great today at Spedding's studio.
number of women applying for posi-
tions there results in fewer oppor- Members of University Girls' Glee
tunities for the inexperienced worker. club are requested to meet at 10i
The bureau, however, expects to have o'clock this morning at Rent-
vocational inspection in the field with schler's studio for a group picture.
the chief executive spending time ex-
amining conditions in large centers. Senior society will meet at 7:15 o'-

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