TIILR3Z.SDA ", GCTOIEP, ,1924u
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WISCONSINORGANIZATION
Repir eentatives of the Women'.-
Athletic' association of the University
of Wisconsin will be the guests of
the local organization on Saturday
morning. Tihe Michigian women wil
meet their guests at the train anti
take them to breakfast at" the Fire-
place.
Immediately after breakfast the
Wisconsin women will be shown the
campus, the boulevard and the City of
Ann Arbor. A hockey game will be
held later in the morning on Palmer
field in which both Michigan and Wis-
couzsin women will take part.
Representatives from every orga-
nizedl house on the campus are ex-
pected1 to attend the breakfast. Other
women who wish to attend are asked
to sign up today on the bulletin board
in 'Larbour gymnasium. Thirty-five
cents will be (charged for the break-
fast.
Mariana Smalley, '25, president of
thec W. A., A., requests that any wo-
went who are willing to offer the ser-
vices of their cers communicate with
her at once.
Prohibition Par y SYPOILEGEND
SFavors Women1' InU [O
Congress Election ! MES~IPCMAG
':::; j"Every woman registered in the
uchool of Music a mrember" is the slo-t
: > > ? gain of the Sy mphonic league in an '
offort to attain a 100 percent menm-
Sp this Z'ar As a climax to an
" : ry a teulie campaign that has been car-
cdothe league gave a supper and!
':s;; "> <:~i: <';: ";::"; Iti Ci:'i party list evening at the
School of Music for 11 new menmbers.
''" Z oni' league i oteSho
Xil a" MusiTc what theWoman's League is
to the C1Alversity," said Mrs. lEyrl Fox
p e . * ey& j lilcbc, >au llof -women of the school,
;e nrrr'nting upon the membership
drive. "Because the group of mem-
bers is smaller. however, it can as-
sume a T:ore social nature and offer
cpportupity for friendly association}
w ith all the music students. It is
":::: ,:.:. : , :f really thy, social club of the school
:<.:':<;":.:" ::.....:...:and wv want every woman who takes
e, ither class work or private lessons
' ~ to identify herself wih .hognia
, .
G41A E IN WSA , 11;HOCKEY SERIES
i'appa AlphaIThta sc'ored a 4-0
v~~oyove~r P i Beta Phi in the see-
Cl d 1 if, the inic house hockey
Srawhich was playen yestvrday.
-,; anate was a fast one and all of
e scm in,_ wc. s dlone in the second
1I,. .Some goo~d playjug was evidlent
(,, both teams.
The sf.:rs or the winning team were
, Mrgaret hays, '25, at the p.osition of
center forward, and Elsie Olilmacher,
'25, who played center halfback.
Olive Mc~ay, '25, the lent forward,
and hazel Roberts, '27, center for-
ward starred for Pi Beta Phi.
The' next games in the interhouse
hockey series will be p layed at 4
o'clock Friday. Helen Newberry will
play Gamma P~hi Beta, and Betsy
1:arborur wi1 play Adelia Cheever.
Thie mothers-in-law of Orange, N.
J., 1.a,:e organized to outlaw the joke
that hla s held thbem up to ridlicule and
;corm. Mrs. -William Schultz, Mrls.
Joseph Kilinian, Mrs. -Williamn .Ne-
;;son and Mrs. Frank .Perlnt e, orga-
nizers,, have had thousand, of letter!.
of approval from all over the coun-
try.
Prxairc lessons in aesthetic,
toy, billet and modern ball-
room dancing.
EAETZ RSK
', JOHNSON
Studio Second 'Floor
Chubb' House
PHONE 2022MI
N sAnna Van SI(Ite
iss iAnn a Va Shite of 17ottstowvn
'the 1 juri~icn party can dica~te for
engrress inlthe niW Ii dclstrict of
Pennsylvania. An effort is being
madc in tin~Kroe ,Illt3 telect'
:r women's l ilec to cong rtss. The Na-
ional Wome -s' 7 I1 .y is behind the
move.
Tea will lbe served to jmembersof
he -Fa(;uhiy IWormen's rclub this7 after--i
K10041 at the (lulihouse, 2;26 Soutih In-
walls street.
Symphonic league meets severall
times a month and includes a teal
(lance every two weeks and a supper
party every month in its program.
E'ligible women who have not yet
joinedI the league can do so at the
next social meeting or by leaving
their name with Mrs. Baeher at the
School of Music.
All v.omen on,. the campus who
bave at. any time carned an athletic I
rewcai'eo by the accdunmlation of 1000
pi'nts are repleistedl to call Marianna
Swalley, 1 405-\V, at onc( and mnak(
ara i l)"em(I1I s for an 'Ensian p~ic-
ture.
Daily Classigeds for :Superior Results.
Rain W~ater Cuaran Iced
ilaifs Jkeau 'y Shoppe'I
I-'hone 3234-R for
A, ppolnenl
209 South Slate Stret
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"E PI _T 1'v7RC.ELLING AND HAIR CUTTING
Chr iysaI t e81m s
Finest Quality
Spec-'al Dozen and Half Dozen Rates.
now. Call and see them.
On display
Phone 666
t'lI tE.I1IIIIIIIIItIltll{ i i 111111EF li1U:
SThe DeLano Shop ~
No. 4, Nickels Arcade t
-During last week we receivcit
the following:
SWhite leggings with and
without feet.=I
I3rnny slippers in real lamb'sm
wool, all sizes.
Coats for girls or boys to six
years.
T Iab)y utg, two models.
- \V~:u Sut.~for boy:.
Lath robes f tor girls aid lxy>;
up) to 12 years.
S--neater ,mhs, extra heavy.
lPhone 2StG"-R
G, ;g}enttcoaturmldaiy evcni en: 1R. ::. I
S'peclial on 1PornPorn
Corsag,-es
Iloedy&o
al,')e N9i\ickdrL Iemde
Greenhouses, 1 400 Tbraver St.
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Con pany
His lily
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Study carefully the.en-
tire lloslory of the Comn-
j~1pn ,tillart Coll ;.l'';.r
ing.
$12.50
Plaids, stripes and novelty pat.-
terns are smartest in, skirts for
wear nowv. These are of finest
wvoOlens in numerous colors
a d comi nations. Others at