THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1924

,iHE MICHIGAN DAILY

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NEnil m"en's Future
' In Politics Sure,
rN ~i NSTRUCTOR 'RAP PO N TEDO Says Mrs. Miller:

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OF LUSUEBAZAAR
4Churches Co-operate in Sale; League
To Provide Entertainment
aind Tea Room
NAME COMMITTEE HEAD
Novel ideas of entertainment are to
be worked out for the annual Womg-
en's League and Interchurch bazaar,
which will be held Dec. 5 andl f in
Barbour gymnasium.
Plans for the event were made at I
the committee meeting this week.
new system of donating articles is toM
be employed this year and all organ-
ized houses will be expected to contri-
bute articles. The League will also
jconduct a tea room where luncheon,
tea, and- dinner will be served, during
both days of the sale.
The chairman of the bazar is Dor-
p; othy McFarlen, '25, the assistant chair--
'~man, Kathryn Wilson, '2f. he-ads of
Zthe variou's committees are a-, follows:
E+velyn Widfian, '25, placing of ar-
ticles; Olive McKay, '25, articles;
SDorothy Eggert, '25Ed, decorations;
SGeraldine Txruscott, '25, arrangemnt
of booths; Elizabeth Liebermnan, '25,
W publicity; Ethel Schroeder, '25, door
Sschedule; Elizabeth rion)lsins, '6
Y marking; Reva Allen, '25, saleswom-
en; Catherine Kelder, '27, invitations
Sand placing of posters; Edna K"adow,
1 25, treasurer; and VSera Walligtonx,
S'icandy booth.
SMISS HINT RETURNS
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F~und Established
To Assist Women
Accordmn to members of the com-
mrittee of the Caroline Cook Loin-
bardi Lo'in1 fundl the fund is accessigle
to all Uiniversit y women. There arej
two inodificat ions in the administr a-!
Lion of the fund ; lprcfc:1foee is given
) Ni'4 f ln=iedl f in~ancial assist-
tnc'e; no ilflIerest shall1 run on the
oan u i:t~li wo ye~aris after the bone-
ic;a ry lea wcs I he University.
Tho Ca rolbincCook L ombard TLoan
fund wvas wr1alishevd in 1 923, accord-
ng to membewrs of the Enid commit-
tc,, in aI rift, form of $1.220, given by
friend(s of the fae Caroline Cook
1,omb ard, wife of Dr. Warren P. Loin-
-.d 't'h ol lte nem~e rs. It. N11\VN ficyMrs. XW'
1. ViJt, a! i4AII ol I1. Whitl.
Athena Annuounces
Dfate For Tryouts1E
Tr~yuts for lcAthena. literary
Society will hae held Tuesday, Oct. 14,
for all wNo~nc a who are interested in
debating Uai(I ill the in formlal discus-
sion of curren;t I 'pics. A new plan of
sclecting nj leieis is to0 be used this
yeair, by whieb ithea candidates will
be pla.-ed onl probation for; three
weeks after the initial tryout, before
the finial decisions, are made andtini-
tiiitions Held. A t ryout speech will
consist of. a three minute talk onl
sonic topic of p resent intcrest.
In ordler that women may become
atcquainted XVL1I tli 2society before
trying out, an opxeci meeting wvill be
helid at 7 :15 oY l(ock Titaerday. Women
who are inlteres"ted are invited to at-
tendl. Th-e lpogram] will b)e in charge
of Dorothy Cline, '26.
Scholarship Helps
Girls. From Orient
Several orieni al women, new to the
cam npus, are here oni lBarbour schol-
a 'x1i is. 'ihe I ~a iloiir scholarship,
wh'lich sollsists of a funad of $1.00,000,
donalted in 17 by (ex-Regent Barbour,
incl udinigthe incofie from property
lea-sed for 99 years in Detroit is to be
used for providling scholarships for
Oriental women in the University.
11)e B-i ibour stuiden ts for this year
alre as follows: Rulth Cheng, grad.,
Peking; Lucy 'Tan, fl'eking; 'sfi
en g Wongl, anon ; L. K. Janaki, Mad-
ras; 'laimodaill~l, rP(ku(); and Yea Tan-
a1 a, T.Cik o.
Notces

BURTON WILL ADDRES
WOMEN'S mAss MEETING
All University women are expected)
to attend the mass meeting to bej
held at 8 o'clock tonight in University4
ball. President Marion L. Burton is
to give the address._ He will speak
on: "What Is Worth While?" This
meeting is practically the only occa-
sion on which Dr. Burton will ad-
dress the undergraduate women as a,
group) this year.
The time originally annutneed asa
7:45 o'clock has been changed to 8
o'clock in order to accommodate the
convenience of the speaker.
PRCTICE TO BEGIN'
E FOR HOCKEY TOURNEY
Sorority houses, dormitories and
league houses will again vie with one
another in the interhouse hockey'
tournament. Most of the organized
houses on the campus have already
signed for the tournament on the
poster in Darbour gymnasium and
those who have not signed, but intend
to compete, are urged to do so at
once.
Practices for the tournament are
to be held between the hours of 4
and ti o'clock on Mondays and Wednes-
(lays. Special arrangements for prac-
tices on Fridays and Saturdays may
be made through Miss McCormick who
will see that the field house on Palm-
er field is warm and comfortable for
the women.
Houses that have not yet sent in
the names of their athletic managers
are asked to do so before Oct. 4.
WOMEN WORKING
FOR DEBATE TEAM
Eriefs for the Michigan-Ohio Wo-
men 's :debate are already being hand-
ed in, according to the report of Gail
E. Densmore, of the public speaking
department.
Thle detating teams are to be chos-
en in about four weeks, from the wo-
men members of the special debating
class which is under the direction of
Mr. Densmore. Members of the pub-
lic speaking department will make
t.he selection. The subject is, "Re-
solved: That a Labor party similar in
ideals and aspirat ions to the British
Labor p~arty should be established in
the, United States."
Want Something?-Daily Classigeds.

LOFSE 11W E To TA - t "womens future in politics is as-
shred, according to Mrs. Craig Mil- '
C'OIEXTIV E (Al 'ASLM 1c lr, (f Marshall, president of the
i 1'I3.ITO 'lihgn egu f oenVtes!- who spoke to the women of the Insti-
Miss Louise Howe, a specialist in tote of Government an(d Politics dur- Ak
indlividlualI gymnnastics, has been ap- Iu h umr
pointed to the staff of the physical wars. M~iller attended the Republi-
eduatin dparmen ths yar.Shecan convention at Cleveland andreAl1iK I?7'l&.ICiot
eduatin epatmet his 7er.SheImarked, in speaking of the conven-
will have charge of all work for stu- tinfo;awmnspon fvew r ''
dents who for any reason are no;; al- ;tha t, "women did not play a large -'
lowed to do regular fgymnast:c work part. in the convention but they had
but who need additional inallvidual their place. Only a few took an ae- atiltlttltttlltt H3,it11iIiENIIIIil4#
attention. tive part. The woman who seconded
According to directors of the doe-, President Coolidge was from Califor- A TTENTIONv ST"AllT.:-
partmnent of physical education all niia-a lovely looking 01(1 woman with ,
students should be given the chance white hair, and wearing a lavendar heANtV ." 1 2AD~ 1Rill a w rcciti
I to better their physical conition and sihawl, a most grandlmothlerly look- I h N 1t
they are glad to offer this opportun- ing person. Another woman was ' train, Ann Arbor t.) Lan irvlm-!, >oc IIt, 94
ity for advice and help whichb might chairman of one of the implortant for the Ivicigand-Mv . . l'o l yC.go~]ua~ nu
otherwise ho of great cazpense to w)mntittees. The rest merely did ~ccctc ' 4'1lJii 'QC'~l ICCdsr
them. Itheir work as delegates." - passengers areseci . t . , . . tit-
Mishw ilb n(15 oc Women are new in the field of iI ng' to use t is ( st 1 ice /l(:3 n m z uw > ax ~ i,, up t
wihD._MagaetP lso thrat the politics," stated Mrs. Miller, "and I the MIChl an Uni a azl i .'psi% iier :tipfare of
exercises criol workc given will havie tbeir education will come gradually, j= 338
her apporval. She will deal with lutthywilasumlteiflaet
cases of under weight, over wefight, more and more. Now that women # sfnlainecirV~U .2~vd ~ hs toi
foot and l ack troubles, and cases, iave' taken a place in running a na-= October 6th, it xvilll1:?'. &~yt ~crsr ~-n on that "
which merely need rest. tiou's politics they cannot be kept out. t date.
Miss Howe is a graduate of Smith TheL(y will enter more and more into f1.A. M iL S,
College and of the department of liy- turn work. Their future is asse.". .--i
giene and physical education at Welt- _______________________Cowicccial Agent.
esley. Shre has 41&d special workn-
Jwith seve~al of the well known ortho-; GIRLS w
pedists of New York ant; Boston, and oragdrinwtrsmp,
for the past three years she has (oneFo agodri atrsapo - _____ _____-----------f
corrective work in the public schools mnarcell or manicure, visit the t
of Duluth, Minnesota. E i
Classes will meet for all university -Trojanowski Beauty Shop s

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Miss Nora Crane Hunt, instructor4
in voice, lhas returned to the Univer-!
sity School of :'Music after a year's
leave of absence spent in travelE
through the Canadian Rockies and
the West. Miss Hunt will again di-
rect the activities of the University
G irls' Glee club, an organization
which has grown under her direction
from 'a double quartet to a club of I
more than 80 members. Miss Hunt
had continuous charge of this inusical
group for 13 'years. During her ab-
sence last year, iss Maude Kleyn
of the School of Music, was (director.
L: s ClQara Lunoelf, 'instructor ink
pianoforte, has also returned after aI
year's absence. Miss Lundell studied
music in the East during the past
year.I
Mrs. Guy Maier, wife of the acting
head of the piano d-epartment, will
conduct, classes in music at intervalsII
during the year. Guy Maier takes
the place temporarily mnadle vacant
by the leave of absence of Albert!
Lockwood, but he will continue to
fulfill concert engagements both as a
soloist and' in association with Mr.
Patison. Duringliis absenee his
classes will be conducted by Mrs.
Maier.
WOMEN MAKET8IIP TO'
CALIFORNIA I N FO0RD0
Miss Blanche Tlowell, formea cianl;
director of Adelia Cheever House andj
Josephine Clark, '24 arrived in Oak-j
land, California,, a few days ago hav-
ing made the trip from Ann Arbor in
a Ford. Their journey is ain exa:nl Ie
of the novel experiences which are
open to the. modern girl.
Miss Clark and Miss Rowell loft
heire about July 1, on their tour west.
They held an agency for books whichI
they sold at towns on the way.
The first stop, at Oshkosh, Wiscon-
sin they reported, was not so goodl
from a business point of view. How-
ever on the whole, selling boons
proved to be a very successful work
for them.
Their route lay through the north-
ern states and down the Pacific coast,
and the Ford funcitioned too well to
be exciting. Miss Howell has ac-
cepted a position in Oakland.
The need of "hostess" service in the
leading hotels of large cities like Ne"='
York, has created a new calling for
refined, well educated young women.
and numbers of them 'lave found it
profitable and in some eases leading
to splendid advantages. Hostess dlU-
ties con sist in companion ing wornen
patrons of the hotels, rendering themi
personal assistance or protection 1un--
der any circumstances.

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Uinivers;ity Girls' ('lee club will hold
an i inliort axntit ]meting of till active
mnemubers at 4 o'clock today in room
)(;-5 at the Schoal of Music.
If n eml7ber. o1 Port ia Lit erary soci-
ety comle to the meeti.ng at 7:15 o'-
clock ton iin in?,ti 1) 2,2,Mason hall,
thecy will hip, ei - ?is .ed in time to gei-
to Fresidc t P urtoni's talk.
MAll senior w*omeni are invite d to at-
tcnd l tietca wh)ich. will b~e given at.
jt'cI oU hc lodi y inU thle parlors of Mar-
tLa C'ook dorioitory, un der the au-
Si(cS ofllt- I' 1Tn i vrit y.
l a3 e '4i 144-enter o-ccive CGYM
("las or in ('orirective individual
i~:y st P 5r will l,(e:held between the
bon r:; of It)a ndl12, and 2 anl 4 0'-
(doc-k 0il Fridays in the corrective
rooml of . i'abon r gym nasinum. Work
canli e arranged for other hours. by
ccmisulin - with Miss Howe on Friday
at hours of-her than the class hours.
Annuc iii 1iC'Pledgesos(ir igii a flppa
The fol lowing women have pledged
thems hves to Sigmna Kapp~a sorority:
MVillyv "orlan ' 26. Mai arre Shermn.

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NOTICE ' SHOP
We clean and reblock hats of all2 No. 4, Nickels Arcade
kins fr A-oien Wedoonl Hih- We have received a splendid 2
Claas Work; you wvill appreciate hav- = stock of infant blankets for2
ing your hats cleaned and reb~lock~ed = gifts.gAsowi Eidetpikrdown Baby=
Buntngswhie wth inkand
in a clean, sanitary and satisfactory' bu rm ab akt n
manner. Factory Hat Store, 6173 coats. j
Boys' suits.:.
Packard St. Where D. U. R. stops at' 2 Girls Dresses.2
State Street. You will always find Sweaters and bath robes.2
our ad. on page four of the Daily. Phone 2963-R

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