T'AO!n r.YN SUND~JfAY.MAYiA10,1925 TTE MICIGAN DAILY IDUINIJ.n.l, I- L 1V ~b a a aL avaa ... " as v a v v" + .r . I NNQNCE lOES Mothers-' Day Activities Fill t ~High Place On Social Calendar; Will Hold Picnic'AtW tm r Lok 0 . . i j UIEII iiiI 1111III_________________ \~measLeagueplo 1111111UR1I I ; /[pa nv 1.t WhitnlmoreLa ' HTE K1pa.Al ,ha 'heta is oil 1,rtaining ,Frciint, 0.; and Mrs. Bryce E. Mor-dy n;ulswljliz, 12guests at. aimothers' house jparty lOW VJackson. Ian ld fa-husoned couints ; W., A. A. Expects .1500 Women To this week-end. A formal dinnier was. ;B c.14EVery w 0x10 ii )bri Take tPart in Annual Ceremony given in their lionor yesterday and a zeta Tau Alpha annfounices the supper OInd tje ILeague At Palmer Field bridge tea Friday afternioon. 1 pledging of Helen G. Crawford, '27,1coffee. ''ausI)oritoI 01 r - Detroit. I dlirec(tioni of M\ae FKeller, HONO1 RS3 WOMEN I The juniors of Martha Cook build- aryis 'I Y'' od5ll(I to le0 Ling entertained their seniors at au di11 ( Among the functions for the guests Invitations have been sent out to A ci Thursday evening alter Swing of Pi Beta Phli was a luncheon, at thle l11deiiCsofl. Mrs. A. H, I ~Barton Hlills Country club, given by tr uit. ~32" University women to act as aides 'Out. The decorations for they dinnerI,'i in conduicting the line' of march for consisted of a May-pole in the centerl the Ann Arbor alumnae of 1Pi Beta 1. the Lantern Night ceremony wich :of the table wound with yellow and iyesterday noon. Membhers of' the rhysic will take place Tuesday, May 19 in !blue crepe paper. Lolly-pop dolls (Ilweek-nd at holdig.aWo. Palmecr field under the auspices of i dressed in cads and gowns to repro- Announcement has been made of at Cavanaug i hlaeY. W the W. A. A. The aides have been ;bent the seniors were winding the the engagement of Reeva Allen, 26, to a aaag ae selected by Dean Jean Hamilton and !May-pole. Between courses the jun~- Cecil Penoyar, '25M. Dla Gamima' entertain Zrer staff, D r. M argaret Bell and he t rs put on s un s for t e e te t i - 4 t ei o he s ou t f nre y n t e a i f c o ar ,aam - he s n D elta a p S g el a D lt et e t r ai e a her t lunc'I heirnIfath l'sousIl ship and participation in campus ac- nma. orchestra fut nisbed the mnusic forI following mothers of the chapter: I uiiia (ilrh tivities. 'the evenfing. MsDLRih Mrs. D. A. 1\IcRob -i-- The following women have been - -{eMs .1.Croi~s R '.II e ebrvr~i named: seniors, Olive McKay, Verena rhi1s.e Theta hri luha house cartnfyHror os wl Moran, Elsa Ohlmacher, Elizabeth includes the following guests: Mr /#Hastings, Mrsl C H1 Eaton, Ann .Ar- SYfl len)Ouuei youseil l;.Ranck, Ethel Schroeder, Adelaide John Wood, Grand Rapids; Mra. ;bas ; Mrs. C. M. Ferner, Sturgis; Mrs. umbelof Nothers' Shecrer, Evelyn Smith, Mary Stewart; Harry Svensgard, Mi's. W. WSA. Cooney, I . N. Prodeck, Archbold, 0.; Mrs. V.E more than 12 guests an juniors, Norma Bicknell, Constance Mrs. Edwin Dohany and Mrs. F. S.' L. Dorrance, Wyandotte; Mrs. W. Bar- u }our who will c entains Clark, Elizabeth Blackford, Arline Deacon, Detroit; Mirs. F. J. Miller, low, Mr's. H-. F. Boehm, Mrs. M. M. ka ll mother'1s expcts 30 Ewing, Margaret Effinger, Dorothy Ogboirn, Eunice. Rose, KathrynWil son; sophomores, Irene Field, Myr ijasitui promptly at 5 o'clock. The follo wing committees have been ap- pointed by the general chairman,, Elizabeth McDowell, '26; Ellen Groff,! '28. posters; Mae Keller, '27, trans-! portation; Arlene Unswortfr. '28. re-I freshments; Jean Kyer, '27, housef publicity. Women expecting to go to Whiit- more are asked to sign up in Barbour gymnasium. IOur original designs insure you of a variety of yoiuthful, color- fuli dresses for homec, street,1 school, short and vacation wyear, May Sales! Ripplette bedspreads, 63x90, that regularly sell for $2.25 are going in the May Sales for $1 .89. The ideal thing for student rooms. A real opportunity ! BASEMENT 124 S. MMAIN faishioned of lovely fabrics. . 'I 222 Nickels ArcadeI Phone 4882 It Patronize These Advertisers - a Johnson; Jean Kyer, Margaret Mc-'" Nally, Minna Miller, Louise Ritten- house; freshmen, Katherine Fergu-, son, Esther Merrick, Elsie Murray, Elizabeth, Nutt, Bertha Rankin, Mar- Ian Van Tuyl, Mary White. According to Dr. Margaret Bell of, the physical education department the procession last year included ap- proximately 1300 women and this ti ver.r the W. A. A. is planning for more than 1500. Dr. Bell stated,f "This is the sort of activity that thel women will remember long after they leaver college, and there is no woman! in the' University who does not havej a share in the responsibility for its' success" SNOTICES * The University Girls' Glee club will I. Bold a rehearsal at 10:45 o'clock to- 1 day at ,the School of Music. All memi- bers should report promptly at 2:45{ o'clock; at Hill auditorium. Dark dresses should be worn for the church }. program this morning.{ The Mirror and the Crystal groups of the Freshman pageant are request- ed to meet at 4 o'clock tomorrow in the corrective room at Barbour gym-{ . The interhiouse baseball tournament. will open at 4 o'clock tomorrow. The1 schedule was announced yesterday. ElIHAVE YOUR CORSET E' MADE TO MEASURE I' Hgt.GN G. CHURCH y' NU-BONE CORSETIERE "At the D~rug Store Beautif ul" Agailn-Something Different in Sto 'tionery With an exceptional rotogravure of Angell Hall The price is reasonabl-$ 1.50 a box. ARCADE PHARMACY F. M. PETTYCREW W'Vhere PrcrcIiptions Are Filled to Your' Salis9factioIn and our credit 10. "I NICR'ELS ARCADE P'lOI~ti7212 11 ' !1 ,! 1 w_ II I with RMISS L1MON ITiRE, .otumer., Nickels Arcade Phone for appointmett _I M. Shop M.E. Sheahan- ~Import curly hair, $5.50 SHair Goods- Switches, Side Pieces, = Curls. SMade of your owvn hair,R = $3.00. - Switches made over. Phone 4368. 610 East Liberty To the People of Ann Arbor I have given you wholesale pr ices on my Chinese Rugs ever, since I began' selling them. In ' June, I_ exhibit them at the Grand Rapids WhTlolesale Furniture Mart After, that they must be priced here as elsewhere at retail. For one month I will maintain to Ann Arbor people my former 'prices. Mrs. H. B. Merrick. Phone 3155 928 Church St. i OEM"" 1. Ii It Canoe Lunches A Big Variety Tastily Packed in Canoe Lunch Boxes I Prices to Suit i' ' F 8' {" Phone 9558 11 III