SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE lFIV F ) fn f' ' , ( N i) rAL PRESENT ALL-MSTAR TEAM AT BANQUET Y.W. Work Shop Continue Effort On Hospital Toys Activities in the Christmas work- shop of the University Y. W. C. A.' have continued from 3 to 5 o'clock AACN, CONTINUES ATHLETIC__CONFERENCEi All University women are invited to the open meeting of the A. C. A. C. Saleswomen Will Wear Smocks A Christmas Bazaar Dr. Bell Suggests Cold Precautions Following an examination of the I jl i, / Corresponding to the color scheme used in the decorations for the Wo- man's league and Interchurch bazaar Delegates Of Athletic Conference Anterican College Women Are Guests Of GIVE HOCKEY AWARDS. Announcement was made of the all- star hockey team last night by Miss Laurie Campbell, of the physical edu- cation " department, at the annual hockey banquet held at 6 o'clock at Barbour gymnasium. The following women received a place on the team: *elen Searight, '28, C.F., Gertrude Gu- lick, '27Ed, R. I. Anna Zauer, '29, L. I., Myra Finsterwald, '27Ed, R. W., Etruria Doster, '27Ed, L. W., Lydia Kahn, '27, R. H., Louise Cooley, '29, C. H., Irene Field, '27Ed, L. H., Mary' Allshouse, '27Ed, R. F., Susie Haskins, '26, L. F., and Gladys Appelt, '28,.G. Women who received honorable men- tion were: Eunice Child, '28, Kather- ne Wilcox, '26, Virginia Platt, '29, Lucille Walsh, '27, and Frances Mil- ler, '29. Six hundred forty-three women at- tended the banquet, including Univer- sity women, members of the physical education faculty, board members of W. A. A. and delegates to the A. C. A. C. W. At the speakers' table were seated the faculty guests, the A. C. A. C. W. delegates, board members of W. A. A., and the "M" women. The winning teams of the intramural and interclass hockey tournaments sat to- gether, and all class hockey teams sat together wearing their hockey coats in the class colors. Elizabeth Tompkins, '26, hockey manager, welcomed the A. C. A. C. W. guests, and introduced the speakers of the evening, Myra Finsterwald, '27Ed, president of W. A. A., Dr. Margaret Bell, of the physical education de- partment, and Miss Laurie Campbell, of the physical education department. Dr. Bell presented hockey awards to the winners of the interclass and in- tramural tournaments, the junior class team, and Betsy Barbour team. Betsy Barbour received for the sec- ond time the intramural cup, which if won by them a third time, will be theirs to keep. every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs- . which will be held at 9 o'clock this year, the women selling articles (lay afternoons in Newberry hall since this morning at Sarah Caswell Ang- will wear bright colored artists its opening, and the women who are-ell hall. -Dr. Margaret Bell will speak smocks in the same shades that are helping have completed 20 scrap books on the National Amateur Athletic fed- used in decorating. The booths are and have yressed 15 dolls, eration, and Irene Field, '27Ed, will all to be on the main floor of the talk on the A. C. A. C. W. Discussion gymnasium and the selling is to be There have been four or five wo- groups will be held by Myra Finster- regulated by a series of shifts so that en there very (lay, sewing aid bast-'wald, '27Ed, president of W. A. A., jone woman will not be selling for too ipg magazine clip ings into the big and by Louise Roberts, '2GEd. long a period, according to Katharine cambric scrap books Ior the children Delegates to the conference will Peirce, '26, chairman of the conmit- at the University hospital. This ac- meet members of the W. A. A. board tee on the selling of articles. tivity is a part of the social service 1at Barbour gymnasium before the Changes have been made in a few work of the Y. W. C. A., and those football games this afternoon, and of the committees for the bazaar. women who are doing direct work will be taken to the game. A dinner Margaret Barnum, '26, has been chos- teaching the hospital children say that will be given for the delegates, mem- en chairman of the decorations coin- the dolls and books are greatly ap- hers of the physical education facul- mit tee in place of Janet Vanden preciated. I ty, and the W. A. A. board at 6:15 o'- Purg, '26, and Phebe Morse, '27, has Groups of women who come to New- clock tonight at the Haunted tavern. been chosen as publicity chairman in berry hall for committee meetings After dinner the guests will return place of Margaret Parker, '27. have been sewing during their dis- to Barbour gymnasium, where there cussions, and some have taken dolls I will be a basketball game and danc- home to work on. ing. I records at the Health service for three weeks, Dr. Margaret Bell re- ports that nine-tenths of the women' who have sought medical attentibn in that time have been suffering fron acute colds due only to exposure. Dr. Bell states that if reasonable pre- cautions against the cold weather were taken, the number of colds would decrease 50 per cent. "If the women would only realize that by taking off their outer wraps in warm rooms, and by wearing ox- fords and woolen hose they could prevent their colds, there would not be nearly so many calls at the Health service,'' says Dr. Bell. "I know it is hard to lay aside your wraps in the classroom, but if this one precaution were taken, it would have very altru- istic results. PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW. NOTICES Time for turning in the posters for the Sophomore circus contest hasl been extended to Tuesday, Nov. 24.' Posters may be left at Barbour gym- nasium as they have heen in the past. The yellow and blue playing cards will be on sale again today at both ends of the diagonal, the arcade and All women who would like to sell at the Women's league and Inter- church bazaar on Dec. 4 and 5, please call Katharine Peirce, '26, at 8817 be- fore noon on Monday, Nov. 23. Members of the board of represent- atives of the Women's league will meet at 9 o'clock this morning at Barbour gymnasium. 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