WEDNErSDAYOCTOBR 2 ,1924 I'HE MICHIGAN DAILY

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APPOINT DIRECTOR
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TRYOUTS OCCUR IN DEC.

Genius Is Sought; TKIctoryHGHTirl' PLA
Factry~il Wns~ ~ UHUOL

Member s of thle 1~in';S Daugh~lte'si
Isociety of whic' lu rs. A. R. CH"L~en-
don is president will hold a ba za'4
on the evening of Niov. 14 and dulring
the day and evening of Nov. 1) in Cti

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'.?i Ty Loo "'., ''2, will direct this 6
I cgsea cn;f~ of the play. ~
~i: ccgred uaI ou romthe University, ______
7~ .3~ J iii:;ha attefl:ile I he Amfler-'
a:' cadey inNon ork fand has-
in ha cin. heha
C~rnd Uu~~iSand she is at present~
vaat;nngthre before takingup .. ..j
t il actual ork o,:directing the play. ~-
I'irst, tryozi:s for the p~lay will oc- I...
cr Dc 3 t ..°hrug Dec. 6. Actual 1 . t
hors a n , l the iacefor tryouts will ::'.
banoucdLiter. An all Juniorj
1women's2 i eting W ilbe held soon L
77 " zr b a'i anurges every junior tol " 4"
w. c heDaily for announcements.I Bak
Mm m . ' , i Experts un animiously agree that she
M embight be Troperly called a genius for
Ele'cts 1 i ner her extraordinary brain power, re-'
iiiuab e pisonality and unusual
.rI 't ,o Itryout, hel last week . ambition. k
a:ursdraiat~c society elected But Muri:;l Black declines the title"
th o .jgnewv nf:lners: Dorothy of genius. "There is nothing unus-!
Atin, 21;Ruth Banrfield, '28; ual about me," she protests. " I am!
' 1 11 <i Lank, '27; Margaret Calvert, only a girl trying to fit herself to
'26;GeneieveGoodman,. '26; Alta do things on which her heart has peen I
Ilamil, '28; Vera Johnson, '28; set since she was ton years 01(."
IDlorothy Long, '28; Geraldine Masters, Miss Black was "found" after an
'26; ary Kent Miller, '27; Florence 13 months search for "genius" amongj
Nso,'2 5; Dorothy Prudith, '27; tact- ry wvorkers in the state conduct-C
Catherne tchraudcr, '27; 'Dorothy ed by the Associated. Indutriies of
esionls, '25; Leona' Sherman, '27; Massachusetts.
3l a rgaret Sherman, '27; Helen Vos, The Assoclatell industries, seine-}
'28; MWary White, '28.; what sceiutical at the beginning, took
Iiiation will be held at the first a number of factories, and, without
meeting at 4 o'clock, Tuesday Nov. the knokvledge of the employees, ex- 'i ta'hue snndtemfrgis.a
shop, andc the footwear by Water's
League Th Present ! shoe store. Thie frocks which will be
" 'F ashilon Review, dislpkyedl have all been received in
the latest shipment from New York.
Under the auspices of the Women's T iownspeop)le as well as Unjversityk
Leage afashon evie isto b pr- ;women are inivited to attend the affair.
sente<d at 4 o'clock Friday in Sarah
Cawl nelhall1 in connection Rersnaie o Meet
withi th,,, wee°kly paerty given by the An important meeting of the Boardr
League. of Ii( resentatives of thee.'Women's+
Spo2 rE tzotues strcet frocks, after- League will re: held at 10 o'clock Sat-
noond r Milad gorgeous 'new and urday, in Barbour gyinanasiuni. The
elaora~eeveing gowns will 1)e dis- p~residents of, every organized houses
pla Ycd in s tudent models. All of the rare expected to atte-id. -Present andI
gon:, and d ress, s will 1)o furui 1 (A I future house rules will be the lgrinl-
ly *laohsou's new ready-to-wear cip :,I(luzestion to be disced~.

MORTARBOAR TO HOLD
NATIONAL__GONYENTION~
iMortar board honorar y society will
hold its national. convention on No-
vemnber 6, .1, and. 8, at the '[niversityj
of Kentucky in Lexington. Dorothy
MacFarlane, '25, president of the local
chapter of Mortarboard and Miss Lu-
ella Galliver, director of section 2 oft
National Mortarboard will represent!
the University of Michigan.'
Miss Galliver is sectionial directorj1
for all the schools included in' section!
2. These schools include the Univer-
sity of Michigan, University' of Pitts-
burgh, Carnegie Institute of Tech-
.iology, Ohio State University,, and
Miami University.
A little over half a century ago the
first woman in America was admitted
to the bar. She was Myra BradwellI
who passed the Illinois bar examina-
tions in 1869 and qualified. for legal
practice in that state. In 1881 Leila
Robinson of Massachusetts applied toi±
take the bar examinations but 'a test'i
case before the Supreme court result-
ed in the decision' that the law (lidli
not permit women to practice. The t
following year a special act of the
legislature. was passed which correct-
ed this discrimination and permitted
women to be admitted to the bar. Sot
states an article by Zora Putnam Wil-1
kins in "The Woman Citizen."I

Notices.
SThe inter-church council of the Y.
WV. C. A. will hold a luncheon meet-
ing at 12:15 o'clock today at 517 East
Washington for all of its members.
Members of the world fellowship
committee of the Y: W. C. A. will hold
a meeting at 4:15 o'clock today at,
Newberry hall.
!The publicity committee of the Y.
W. C. A. will hold a meeting at
4:30 o'clock today at Newberry hall.
Members of Theta Sigma, journal-
istic fraternity for women, are re-
quested to meet at 5 o'clock tomor-
row in the Press building on May-
nard street.
Executive committee of the finance
campaign of the Y. W. C. A. will meetJ
,it 4:30 o'clock today in. Newberry
hall.
All members of the outlaw hockeyI
team will practice at 4 o'clock to-
day on lower Palmer field.
The Xi chapter of Pi Lambda The-
ta will hold an open meeting at 8 o'-

gymnasium of the Ai'in Arbor I~gu
School, the proceerls will be a:;e't in
hiring two teachers for con vale-cent
children in the' University hospital.
Mrs. J. W. Mac Greggor is active
chairman of the bizaar.
Women who will have charge of
the various booths' and attractions
are: Mrs. JT. Iiarl inan, Tea room;
Mrs. r A. Lee,~ baked good:,, booth:.
Mrs. C. 0. Davis, fancywor booth;
Mrs. R. N. Malay, (loll11 booth; Mrs.
Charles Huetzel, white elephant
booth; Mrs. F. H. Lennon, 1)aby boot:h;
Mrs. D. l ronek, canned goods boo0th;
IMiss Jane Kirelfer, toilet articles;
Mrs. Harry Nichols, magazine and
phonograph booth. A candy booth
Swill be under the directioni of I group
of lprofci onal girls, of ihe Presby-

3iiss LexuOre Kamer
r 0e yo'iiFfEst woman, lawyer in the
state of 1.i sourzi is Mliss Lenore Ka-
mer of St. Louis. Added to this dis-
tinction is the fact that ?Miss Kamner
is Queen of Beauty of her home city.
She is also much interested in poli-
tics andl finds time to devote to the
work of the Republican campaign.
terian (hureln and a Hostess booth
in ch arge of the Ibairina n, Mrs. Nlac
t7'.~go
[NNJG evningwrap

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Delta house.

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Junior Advisors
To Sponsor Party
A hallow e'en party, sponsored by
the junior. advisory committee will be
given from 8 to 11 o'clock, Saturday
in Barbour gymnasium. All fresh-
man women and entering upperclass
women are invited to attend.
The decorating will be done by a
committee headed by Cynthia Smith,
'26. Mummer's will present stunts
during the evening. Dancing and re-
freshments will follow.
The chaperones for the affair will
be: Miss Jean Hamilton, Mrs. M. L.
Burton, Mrs. Amy Hobart, Miss-Frieda
Diekoff, Mrs. W. R. Humphreys, Mrs.
J. R. Effinger, Mrs. A. S. Whitney, Mrs.
J. H. Hanford, Miss Mary Ross, Mrs.
L. A. Strauss, Mrs. E. H. Kraus, and
Mrs. Grace Richards.
A swimming class for upperclass
students in the physical education de-.
partment will be held at 8 o'clock
Tuesday andl Thursday mornings, in
the Y. M. C. A. pool as soon as the
indoor season opens.
Local Subscriptions $3 .50-payable
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Even though its service is
amazingly rapid, all foods
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GJc luxuMrious parine velvet are
in jade, black and royal blue.
Beautifully trimmed with os-
tinch. Lined with rich canton
crepe:C. $65, $85.

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"Evu- Custmer u- Satisfied Customer"
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A field boot th'at's bujit to
stand the toughest sort of ser-
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set tongues. Composition soles.
1I7Tinch tops.

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A ecessor* Jos

Everyone krnows how important the accessorics are to the
general impression. In our Arcade S1op you will find only
the latest any most f alonright displays.
1 Aingrie l

Sold Only By

You will gladly welcome the arrival of
winter if you have a lovely fur coat to
wrap about you, for even the coldest
and sharpest winds never pierce the
deep warmth of a fur wrap.
And this week is the time to make your
selection for a special showing of Wil-
iiam H-. Miller furs is at your disposal.
That name in a fur coat has come to
stand for dependability and service.
The finest pelts, the best workmanship,
and correct styling are featured in these
fur coats. You will find them decidedly
aluring and flatteringly becoming.
The, prices are the lowest possible for
such excellent quality,-

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\Vh fcfemenine heart doesn't rejoice in a bit
of sifl~en lo-liness, its daintiness emphasized by
lacy trimnMcs and delicately tinted ribbons.
Step-in sets, nighties and teddies, in lovely
pas ei shades, illustrating fashion's newest con-
ct s in smart Lingerie are here in profusion.
In soft flat crepes, $5.00 and up.
In Batiste, $2.95 and up.

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You want it to bhe the very best. You
want it to reflect good expression and be com-
plete in every detail.
Rentschler does not rush and hurry the
production of a picture. Rentschler's, methods
arc exacting and give the utmost attention to all
rl~in~. This policy and plan assures you the
1-1:~y Lest in a Michiganensian picture.
1-lave Rcntschler make your Mighiganen-
a pcture this, year. Make an appointment
today by phone.-

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Bath Salts in Unusual Jars
Very pleasing are these imported Fan Toi Bath Salts
in a variety of unusual and beautiful jars. There are candy,
powder, and rose leaf jars in a variety of delicate colors. Very,
acceptable as gifts. Prices '5.00 and up.

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Collar and Cuff Sets
TIhi new stiff collar and cuff setsf
which lhave proven so popular, $1.00.
Crepe windsor ties in the most popu-
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