SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1924

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W omen Graduate '77, Comments


Y, . G' C.A. WORKSHOP
} TO OPEN NOEBR4'
CHISTMAS SLTCIlNGS, IDOLS
AND SCRAPBOO(S 'TO
BE MADE

Countess And
College Gir
Dmo Factory

RIFLE CLASSES i 1L ILL i

"Yoes, I lave b~een ani auditor at the
U i versity for 14 years," a woman
gradluate, of the class of '77 stated

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Doll, Christnas stockings, -,fl(
fscrap books are to be made at the Y.
W. C. A. workshop this year. Esthei
i{ Anderson, '25, chairman of the social
service committee announces that the
work will, be largely done throug]
re Pan-Hellenic thus getting the co-
Q)pration of sororities in getting ol(
t aragazines End materials for doll
S dresses. All dormitories and leag-uE
Yhouses are urged to contribute to the
Christmas workshop, which will be
wpcn for use to all University womer
f r)om 2 to 5 o'clock, Tuesday, Wed-
nesday and Thursday afternoons
4 from November 4 to Christmas vaca-
tion. The workers will make these
things for the hospital children and
poor children who are to be taken
(are of by the Y. W. C. A.
-The social committee of the Y. W.
C. A. has set their regular ieetlnt
date at 1:15 o'clock Friday in New-
berry hall. The committee is as fol-
lows: Esther Anderson, '95, Jessica
~ e~w,'25s,,Virginia Summers, '25
,ut,(h Kahn, '27, and Lida Thatcher,
'2!5.

Wore l ~~ IL when questioned concerning the rg
j BEIN I ItULPJ SUN ,larity of her a.ppearance at several
{ of the courses given' on the campus
SWomaen who are interes=ted in rifle, this fall.
shooting will be given an opporimiity; "After retiring from school teach-
to sign up for this sport Mond ay and d lug it was the most natural. thing in
1Tuesday, in the office of : ,lfiss Ethe'l thei world for nie to con~e to Ann
McCormick at B~arbour gymnasium~l. A rbomr to live and, living here, to take
( lasses will be arrangedl for both the adlvantagce of the educational oppor-,
advanced and the beginning si u~ieits ! tunitvies which the campus offers.
and will be instructedl ly aliibhl)I Having antjored in mathematics and
of the R. 0. T. C. Room <'',)9 oft th the sc enzc:s when I was in college,f
old Engineering building, where th the maor e cultu ral courses hold an at-
p~ractices were held last yaihay tr ac~ion- for mae now. Although it is
been secured for the use of the wo- an effort for me to rise in the morn-
mnen this year. ing, I shouldn't 'miss Prof. AV. A.
IThe Michigan women's rifle team Irayer's S o'clock history class for

carried a note-book. The story is cil in tlic (oCi I.:
told that Miss M. L. Stockwell, '72, 1 in the ac + ,i ilts ' t:;
the first woman who graduated from 4li(4igan)h:lnMub
Michigan, was placed according to! council will?.e(~ Ianl jI
an alphabetical seating list next to a appointe(I tfe a ' 11 b ( a
certain Mr. Turner in one of her i to (confc rvi t ? l
classes. Indignant, Mr. Turner went l various iaco m''-
to the instructor immediately after lroli-:O,, '
class and asked that his seat be ifihas,, br o ' , r
changed. The instructor informed !ji to tiri;g the , r " '{
him that it was customary to adhere* closes' centf twith,.015
to the alphabetical system. Some !!sentati- c.+on le(
time afterward the professor wvas
amusedl to find the two chatting andti
even looking on the same book. Sev- i
eral years after they married." If the iian a Ba t
"Alice Freeman Palmer was a ;rh oeruhnunl
prominent woman on campus whenj thefrl)ttrl
I was in college. We lived in the the big classhouecoe yarditrageli d..'Ne 4',,a
enough :Miss Palmer's associates re- salheVur
garcjed her as a woman of great tact. nteere l'Iya-,,:--
te am nmade SiJvQ Ij e -
H e r b ig g est asset w a s th at sh -e k n e w j o r m a e live o " ,' t :heo t o h a n leoeop e .

won 13 out of its 15 matches -with
other colleges last year. Challenges
for this year will soon be sent out
andl plans are b~eing imade for Mlichi-
gan to join the National Rifle associa-
tion.

anything. This semester I ami listen-
lgto wh lat Prof.. A. E. Wood has tol
i say about Americanization and Pro f.t
F. C. ('a rritt's moral philosophy, too."I

poorly p~aidl job even at the coist of
hey:. her health. rh girIS also agreedI
that money has a 'great lbearing on.
morals. The morals of the studlents'
factory companions ran thre gamut
- from the lowest to the highest, as in,
Counitess ElFa Bernadotte other wvalks of life. And almost al-
Early last sunmmre the Counl4tess w taysa it was a inaC er o1' money. The
Eisa Bernadol"Le, cif Wisbcrg, Stoc~k- budglet of $2.06 a 'week for amuse-
holmn, Sweden. came~ to A'meira as a! e edmsclaeu 1mt h

"Fouteenwomen graduated) in the
class of'"47," explained this alumnae. All voters on the campus de-
"That was a gredater number of wo- siring to vote in the coming elec-
.ten thaninh'~ d ev-er gradhuatedl be-'ore tion on November 4 can secure
ht tune or after for several years. application blanks and notary C
It is rather sign ificant that there were; service free of charge by call-
just 77 studlents in the class of '77 j ing at La Follette headquarters,I
and it was quite a disappointment to 520 Packard Street, between 4
us that one man failed. Yes, some j and G o'clock any week day.
failed then just as they (10 now." jI
"Trhe women of '77 camne after the ( ____ ___
time when Michigan men threw ap-
pie-cores and shouted that despisedI Foreign Subscriptions $4.00-- pay-
word "co-ed" at every woman who able now.

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Sc cial Notes

Announcement was made yesterday
at the home of Mrs. George B. Rtheadl
of the School of Music, of the engage-
ment of Miss Maud C. Klcyn, also of!
the School of Music to Mr. John C.
Vivian, of Denver, Colorado.
Miss Klipyn has for several years
been a memzber of the voice faculty of
thre School of Music. A graduate of
that school,, she has conducted the
Stanley chorus,' and the University
,Girls' Glee club for several. years.
Sire isa member of Alpha Clhi Omega
and Slignma Alpha Iota sororities.
Following the luncheon ft the
home of MVrs. George Rhead, the en-
gagemecnt was also announced at tihe
Alpha Chi "Omiega sorority house.
The weddhfg will take place in Den-
v-r in June.
Miss Helen C. Bishop, director of {
IHelen Newberry residlence gave aI
dinnier in honor of M1iss Inez-Bozorth,
Thrsdm~ay at Newberry residience.
The wuest list included: Miss Zel-
ina F. Clark, Miss Frances C. Mack,
and Miss Mary E. Walton, 'of Martha
Cook building; Miss Jodai who is
from Japan University for women yin
Tokio; Miss Jeanette Perry, and Miss
B~ertha Marshall of Betsy Barbour
dormitor~y; and Miss Nell M. Rayer of
Ilelen Newberry residence.
Miss Bozorth is the new business
inanager of The Law club, and has
coae rom Po} tland, Oregon.

clelegal e to att end i he World C'l--
( tittee tuoet i1ig of the Y. W. C. A.
She reima inedl for a tour (Of the "oun11-
m'y an"Id joinod lthe ''stadeats Iinlduls-!
try'' u tVOe n t. Tb i5 110 Vo'e ont, it:
sh1oulld ke t.' plic.nd, oil^i',ated with
'be~ic Na~ill c -oel rdf tler Y. WV. C. A.,
thircee reart71o. (1er, thle joint:
nIlUaage'n a of ho stid elat council
and~ the imill -ju etiI:en was
lecide i Hi t agroup of olle~'ge 1 rI a
slltll dbe en coui'itgod to entlr v fac1-
tories eaci 1(i1 u I'o, worhia g side ]) .
'nle w l a 'o ,y7it-s. They wc - (i''to
livetId-I'e t.?,,amei-eeoo,.dsovr
ilug from firgf,-1i- lid ox )'1'1ii (P, . "Ow
the other ballf lives."
l~iie (f'o111ut '3": y 17e non y11'va1sly jo:12^. f
with'a < lf vlp of girls from Vassar, Tit.
1llyoh a % , Ciegoo, 01', llt.ien: a and otiher
usitt ~lu~v (i i f. i.'r,111Y anidatheyi
trau :lgd tI e streets in Chiciango "and
I 'lii Il ciobia niL i1g alnpli(-,ations for
'lobs and roon-ca. The (:'ountes-s was
S yihpioy('i by az hide and leatfher colni-
unill i (lhicago. She i'ciiained wit
the group only a fewte ehsWhenl
tiemr identity became kcnownl.
Befcore rel utrniu'fto college the
-irls Imet to rel,-ord b i~l) rca 5ioll.
Expense h amd-,et'',were ('aibifle~i
and - a e"s;:, ealdas follows:
Aven ,!,3,for room a mrd boaarid (Jheah-
"ast and dmtt11t:') , $'h22; the cheapest.
home repor!t ad, yi~K25 a wol(, was
saidl to..pr.#ovide bet I er food than
-,o11ne of the li-idlier priced houses bu.t
less plla airoom,1s;fpoor light,
eifglt girls t o a room <' nul onle bath-
.'0011 to ft',i'C1;11Cda1t (4 i teeln. The
average allowed for' luichies a week
was $ tti verage for c ari'are a.
weekl, $1.1.1; a verage for r eci eation
and in1i:'(l neouls, :2.00.
D'oc'tor bills, clothboa, lunion dues.
man i'1fl('e and so forth (-anlot *bo inet('
by fIbis saving of $2.8S a wee-k which
is- the resut of flhe at tic(I et economy.
the g-irls declared. Tihe xvom'ping' girl.
onl ai ypi1)ca itt'(to1ry wage,11.S a11to
gunI nt '0 i 4.t'i~t moegen'y.Inse-!
(FiliO to iCS- her to ho l on to a

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In Chaos and Struggle the
History of Alaska Began ---All
striving for the precious metal
dll q*1 r,, aiily and Honor
were Sacrificed-

in Countless

Cases

ofthe disaster it, Created,
Currwood can write a stirring, red-blooded romance such as no
other author In "The Alaskan" he has created a superb
character which fits the manly Tom Meighan to the utimost
perfection, and that furnishes the stalwart star with a love
romance supreme.

P ret;. Marion L. Burton and Mr.
P urton attended a (dinner at thi De-
troit Society of Arts and Crafts Wed-
rt esda , to meet Dr. Valentiner, the
Inew diietor of the Municipal Art In-
s4ttte of Detroit.. Dr. Burton gave
a short address. Rced brocade talble-
cloths on the refectory' tables and
1)Iriglf ly colored autumn flowvers comn-
bined to make it a unique amid inter-
Seating affair.

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omas MCiIian;v,
% LAKA N
! , A HERBERT BRENO~ PROUDUCTION

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Mrsn. AMarion L. Burton and Mrs.
John Sunudwall will entertain ats an
infoital luncheon at I'arton Hills
Country Clhub Tlhursday.)
The Alpha Phi Mlother's club meot

L,,nl nz-o :e lbeeN cy fgaies WNill he
I a 1 liXIFI,4tay tas lollowr,: 1Della
1{a?7iita v-rail's AIhIa ()ti4.'rom i P,
ad (I lp) 1, Pilvesu Kap1;a Dlta.
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Tuesday afternoon at the Alpha Pi'im -{
IOns a. IFreahinan til:5' t(4teeclub) will
1. c'I t1:3 5o'clock I ouior'ou' in .the
The plmtmoe se ,of Alpha Omnricon lparl c f l ;ri'boo lr rinas mm,~
P~i were entertained at tea last Thurs- -
d y(" j " C i c l)T ledg es o f Th eta . P h i A lp h a en - w , f; i e I ig h a l~ 41 ch a n g ed t
tertaimed at tea Friday afternmoon. to((--at : 1 o'lei:Fn;Va, h
Yr. and Mrs,.-Homer, Dr. TT. M.'4'Il ii l:? i lllf'11111 !Ellt;i ". E E hI :
'eeand Mrs. Beebe gave a i--
~~p iwi and dance at the Michigan
1 nion Tuesdtw;ay evening. Anmoiigtie j -
lu~ists 1wer ze faculty and Ann Arbor
fi ends, and the mnembers of Pi Beta
ilsorority and the Phi Delta theta FL '
fraternity. I
Kappa Delta pledges- gave a tea
T.}hursday, for pledges of other sorori- 1t
Theta PhiAlpha pleldged Anne Orr,':- We aetre fr'.1 v' t abic5 avid
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Trhe mrig fMisSsnF
Pratt of Ypsilanti anmd Richard Clit-',2=25 r xh Thay'er Tel 1 :-W'Ir
in ni, '22. of Ann Arbor took place
,ednesday- evening, October 15, at St. I tiudcoits, Dinners andl
T -ile's Episcopal Church oi Ypsilanti. Aftecrnon Te'as
MisPlatt was a student at National wm 11111111111111111FI
Pa,:rk Senminary. Cutting is a anmmcm- --
her of Delta Tau Delta fraternity. {malAscainlmorn

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