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"Popularity"
ae last lecture
will be given by
lean of women,
3arah CaswellA
ure will comp
which Dean H

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ONl iPPULAITY'
will be the subject of;
and discussion whichI
y Miss Jean Hamilton,
at 7 o'clock tonight in"
Angell hall. This ec-
lete a series of talks
amilton has given to}

FA('UTY ('iLUBl TO
Reservations for tables for the
bridge nd mah jong party which
will I)o given by the Faculty
Women's club Nov. 13 at the
Michigan Union are now being
received by Mrs. Evans Hol-
brook, 3535. This is not a charity
bridge, but a social affair being
given for the members of the
club and their guests. This is
similar to the card party given
by the club last year.

OUTLAW TAM 1EFEATE
6Y KAPPA KAPA GMMA
Kappa Kappa Gamma . won from
the outlaw team by a score of 5-2, in
the fourth round game of the inter-

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reshman and entering . upperclass
oomcn this fall.
What are people like for? will be
ine of the questions which Dean
Iamilton will deal with in her lec-
ure tonight.wShe will direct the dis-
ussion but w'ill endeavor to have the
vomen answer various questions in
-egard to popularity for themselves
wd come to some definite decision
s a group. Dean Hamilton will also"
liscuss the popular woman among
vomen in relation to the popular wo-
non among men and whether we like,'
Ldire and respect all the people we
"ike.
H VtMI . AOPEN HOUSE
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Today is the last day on which wo-
men who wish to attend tOre open
house of the Ohio W. A. A., Saturday
nay' sign up on the bulletin board of
3arbour gymnasium. The invitation
was extended by the W. A. A. of
Dhio State university, to members of,
he Michigan W. A. A. to an enter-
ainment to be held in Pomerene hall
n Columbus, directly after the Micbi-.
an-Ohio game. Approxiniately 20
omen have already signed up and
he final' figure must be wired to
-olumbus tonight.
According to the officers of the
dichigan W. A. A., it is hoped that a
arge number of women wil take ad-
antage of this opportunity to pro-
note sociability Ietween the two or-
anizations, and to get some idea of
e favorite sports at Ohio State and
?idr facilities as compared with
hose of Michigan.
4nnounce Program
Of Athena Meeting,
Fe lowingisithe W t Program for
the regular meeting of Athecna lit-1
erary society which will be held this
evening in ticeclub rooms of the Lit-
erary building: G. Borgmnan's (Gran-;
te Mountain, Geraldine Masters, '26;1
facts about Gari Mecher, painter of
panels in the library, Ellen Nylund,
25; history of Anerican wall paper,
Ielen Gustin, '25; the Lawyer's club,
;tyle, criticism and appreciation, Mar-I
guerite May, '25; a few survivals of
Indian culture in the United States,
Dorothy Cline, '26.


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Notices
The Christmas workshop of the Y-
W. C. A. will be open from 2 to 5
)'clock every Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday afternoons from now!
anti Cristmas vacation. Tea will be
1served:
There will be a meeting of the
chairman of all bazaar committees at
4:30 o'clock tomorrow in Barbour
gymnasium.
Independent women who desire
I tickets for the Pan-Hellenic ball are
requested to register for them tomor-
row in University hall. The number
of tickets available is limited.

house hockey tournament yesterday.
All goals were made during the first
three quarters. Helen Sullivan, '26, at
the position{ of left wing, and Eliza-
beth Ranck, '25, at the right wing
showed excellent co-operation in the
offensive for Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Charlotte Fralick, '28, center forward,
and Alice Felske, '27, center half-
back, were the stars of the outlaw
team.
Semi-finals in the interhouse
hockey tournament will be played at
4 o'clock Wednesday, between Kappa
I Kappa Gamma and Collegiate Sorosis
and between Kappa Alpha Theta and
Betsy Barbour. Hockey finals will be
played off Friday.
Dean Entertains
House Presidents

There are more men than ,women
PR lF W . FO ER SPRKSin Canada ina ratio of 106 men to
every 100 women.
T A~, A. U. IN.LUNCHEON All house athletic managers should
Isign up immediately in Barbour gym-
nasium for interhouse basketball.
"General Survey of the Present naimfrinehuebaktal
European Situation" was the subject Your Subscription is payable now.
of the talk which Prof. WV. A. Frayer,
of the historyl epartment, gave at
the luncheon yesterday at the Michi-
gan Union which was sponsored by
the international relations committee CLOTHES FOR THE COLLEGE MAN
>A the American Association of Uni-
rersity women.
In discussing the recent election,
Professor Frayer said: "You can't
bring the American people into the
League of Nations until they are
ready to be brought in: It is a 'ques-
tion of realism." He then outlined,
the development of the various gov-
ernmental changes in the last few
years in Europe, stressing th'e ex-
treme dictatorships in Italy and
Russia. Professor Frayer explained
the importance of the land question;
in all revolutions, and assigned that ! The ULSTER '
as one reason why the Russion peas-
ants are supporting the Soviet gov- rued
ernment.. The speaker stated that the coat o wardfull, cuter
ctoa ward off Winter
situation in Europe is improving, and blasts. The rich woolens,
that he is hopeful for Austria. "The both imported and domes-
League of Nations," he said, "should 1 tic, endow them with dis-
iEve credit for the latter situation." tinction as.well as comfort.
More than 30 women attended the
luncheon. Mrs. E. D. Dickinson is $35o 0 to4950
chairman of the international rela-
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First time here

Miss Jean Hamilton, dean of women,
entertained the board of directors of
the Woman's League and presidents
of all organized houses on the campus
at supper in Barbour gymnasium last
evening.
Following the supper, questions
peculiar to house presidents and the
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matter o issemna aon o uL,
All sororities are asked to report permission were discussed with
this week to a member of the social Miss Haramilton. The purpose of these
service committee of the Y. W. C. A. annual suppers is to offer an oppor-
their plans for Christmas entertain-, tunity for house presidents to dis-
ment for poor children. This may be 1 cuss questions concerning Univer-
done at the Clmristknas workshop. sity rules and activities of women.
The regular meeting for the lead- t
ership commission of the Y. W. C. A.1
has been -changed from 4:15 o'clock order Your t
Wednesday to 4:15 o'clock on Thurs-
day in the Newberry hall.
The world fellowship committece of m hrBtUU
the Y. W. C. A. have changed their
regular meeting from 4:30 o'clock on
Wednesday to 4:30 oclock on Thurs- __h
day in Newberry hall. I
Swithoutdelay. Proper en-
BUSINESS CLUB TO MEET graving takes time. Select { S
The Woman's Business club wii1l one of our many attractive
meet' at 7:0 o~e hi""g at and exclusive 'designs !and
the Y. W. C. A. The first 30 minutesdein an
will be taken up with necessary busi- place your order now.
ne ss, and a speaker from the educa-j
tioal week program is scheduleduto
talk at 8 o'clock. M1
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Champaign, Nov. 10.-Final reports d
from the three day drive for funds The Stationery Store
that the Y. M. C. A. at the University j 14 Nickels' Arcade
of Illinois last week shows a total of Greeting Cards for All Occasions
$4,215 raised from a quota of more
than $7,000. 1. i.il f 1!1 1| ' 1t i l
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and winter frocks,
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rnoon and campus
modes and new-
dues never before
rn Arbor. At $36.w

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Living Model,
One Hour

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Dresses

During the hour in which a dress is being completely made
living model will display several frocks previously made b

the One Hour method in sixty minutes:

When the One H

dress being made before your eyes is finished, the model No
appear wearing it.

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Each Step Will. Be
Fully Explained

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As the dress maker demonstrates that it is perfectly possible
to make a smart frock in an hour each step will be explained
so that with the aid of the One Hour instruction book you, too,
will be able to accomplish this.

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This event has been planned to render real service to the customers of this store. We
are giving those who visit our dress-goods department a new idea of how easy it is

to make their own clothes, sand at how small a cost they may be obtained!

This

Dress Making Event will help every one who witnesses it to sew for herself those
charming frocks in which she delights to appear.

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Color Charts Given Free

To every guest of the demonstration a color chart will be given free. This chart ha-"
been carefully prepared in order to help you to select the right colors and materials for

Free with each pui
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your One Hour Dress.

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