NOVEMBER 2G, 1925
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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YWICiA. TO GIVE
CHR'ISTMAS PARTY
Community Service Committee Sends
Letters To Solicit Aid And
Explain Purpose
Alumnae Council
Sends Paper To
For or Studens
SORORITY BRAKFASTS tD."A.R. To honor
PI~NFD arniMrs. W. H. Waite
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WINTER SPURTS CLASS Wyvern Members
Sell Bluebooks
flAINI7ED FDA WDMENI
MOUSES TO CONTRIBUTE
Letters have been sent to all soror-j
ities, dormitories, and organized league
houses by the community service
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i Mrs. Walter Stabler, at a recent
I meeting of the Sarah Caswell Angell
"Michigan Women," the eight page According to tradition many sorori- meRttF of the Sagh swh Angphysical
publication just issued by the alumnae ties will hold breakfasts after the Pan- :cap ote Dagtrs on t Am education department is organizing a
ican Revolution, reported on a newedctodpamntiornznga
council and sent to all women who Hellenic ball. Permissions have been project being undertaken by national winter sports class which will meet'
have attended this University, brinks granted to those wishing to hold them chapters of that organization, con- for two hours every Tuesday and
news of what is now going on in the at their chapter houses but no tea Thursday. Sports offered in this class
Unversity and of activities among the room breakfasts are to be held this cerning the erection of an auditorium inQlude skiing, skating, snowshoeing,
year. They are to start at 1 o'clock in Washington, D. C. The project is soccer ball, horseback riding, tobog-
alumnae, to renew the interest Of and end before 2:30 o'clock. to be financed by an issue of six per ganing, and winter hikes.
those who are out of touch, and to Kappa Kappa Gamma will hold their cent bonds to the general public, the The class will start next week, and
unite the interest of those who are breakfast in the living room of the smallest donation being $50. It was credit will be given for it as in re-i
scattered all over the country. In house before the fire place. Mrs. Bert voted that the $100 bequeathed byi quired physical education, or it may
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Wyvern, junior women's honorary
society, has decided to continue the
custom of that organization in the More than 3.300 of the 5,000 packs
sale of blue books, the proceeds from3 of yellow and blue playing cards
which will be given to the building ordered by the Ann Arbor branch of
fund of the Women's league. the American Association of Univer-
Centers of sale will include: the sity women have been sold according
league candy booth in University hall, to a report given by the committee
and all league houses, dormitories and in charge. It is estimated that the
sororities. association will make a profit of be-
Last year's Wyvern society sold tween $1300 and $1400, which when
+ 1,700 blue books under the supervision turned over to the Women's league
of Margaret Mogk, '26, netting $85 will complete their pledge of $5,000.
which was given to the building fund. There are still some decks of cards
Two prices, 5 cents each and three which have not been sold and those
for 10 cents, are offered for sale this wishing them are asked to call Mrs.
year. Lucille Walsh, '27, ib in charge Wm. H. Faust at 8510. Orders may
of the undertaking. also be left at any of the book stores.
Th2 Grand Rapids branch of the as-
ead sociation is to be sent 1000 of the
Read the XWant Ad Sdecks and' 500 of them will be sent to
the Saginaw branch.
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committee of the University Y. W. C. this paper news of special interest Garver and Mr. and Mrs. Berl Walker Mrs. W. H. Wait, the interest to used
lto women is grouped in four depart-iwill chaperone. for the needs of the chapter bhould1
mbn ents under the headings niversity "t The decorations at the Delta Delta be used to purchase the first bond
practice of giving a Christmas party news, uale tne ewsundergraduate Delta house will be in yellow. Miss bought in Ann Arbor.
for poor children. Inclosed in each. news, and campaign news. I is itsn a Grace Richards will be the chaperone. The state board having decided to
letter is a card addressed to Mrs. C. aim to bring hack Michigan to its v _ Pi Beta Phi will use as aeecorative contribute $1500 for the endowment of
motif red roses. The chaperones will a box in the new auditorium as a
L. Boynton, general secretary of the: men graduates. be Mrs. F. L. Conder and Mrs. B. Van memiorial to Mrs. W. H. Wait, the local
community welfare work in Ann Ar- The first issue appears today with Antwerp. .rchapter voted to pay 35 cents a mem-
bor, which is to be returned to her an 'ntroduction to President Clarence Other houses holding breakfasts ler from the treasury for their quota.
saying how many children each house Cook Little in the form of a resume are: Chi Omega, Zeta Tau Alpha, , ig- I A bronze tablet will be affixed to the
will take and she will provide them. of the inaugural ceremonies and a K
Another project which this commit-'T suggestive biography. President! ma Kappa, Kappa Delta, Kappa Al- box stating that it is a memorial to
Ante1rjc wihti omt-sgetv1igrpy rsdn pha Theta, Theta Phi Alpha and Al- Mrs. Wait given by the members in
tee will take charge of soon is the Little's interest in and ideas about the 1ha Thtrht Pi . Al- sategve bychegmr.
. 1phia Omicron Pi. the state of Michigan.
sale of tuberculosis seals among the educational problems of women is sig-__
women on the campus. This work will nificant as expressed in his opinion Little investment-big returns, The Want a room? Read Page Seven
begin sometime next week and con- of the value of co-education. Daily Classifleds.-Adv. and use the Classified columns.-Adv.
tinue until Christmas vacation. The alumnae are made acquainted DailyClassifieds.---Adv. _andusetheClassifedcolumns.-Adv.
It is the aim of the committee, of with some of the University needs'i_ ® ®1N I ®ll ® _ NO
whchChren Siln, 27 i har-fthrough (discussions of the most in.- .>......
man, to connect the lives of the Uni- portant problems now facing the wo-
versity women more closely with the men, and notes on social affairs add
community at largeand they stand lively and timely interest. News about Cosy Corner Tea Room "
ready to hell at any time with any women graduates appears, their var-'1,
community drive or project. This fall ied activities after leaving college 334 MAYNARD STREET
they have been actively co-operating proving the effectiveness of college .D
with the community fund association educations for women. Such individ-, Opp. Nickels Arcade
of Ann Arbor. ual items on women graduates will I
appear in every issue. Mrs. Shirleyj
Mrs. Ella A. Boole of Brooklyn, N.! Smith, chairman of the alumnae coun-
Y., is the new president of the na- cil, has written a letter introducing kitgill serve
tional Women's Christian,Temperance1 the publication and outlining its pur- Thanksgiving Dinner U
union, succeeding Miss Anna Adams i pose. This is followed by a depart- 1 2:30-2:30
Gordon. She ran for the Republican ment for undergraduate women. The!
nomination for U. S. senator in New last section of the paper is given over
York in 1920, polling the largest vote to campaign activities, with a sum- ;
ever cast for a woman. mary of the work now accomplished Closed in Evening
and the plans which are being car- ;
For every article for sale, there is ried out by groups of Michigan wo- 3
a buyer. Reach him thru Classifieds. men from California to New York.___
Our hat collection in 1
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1 els of satin, velvet, velour freshness" Ca tidies
i and. felt.
a eEveryone Likes Candy
We have candy of every description and flavor from
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11lmmtl!mm1111llmltmmmm1 1i1l""""""1"Peanut Brittle. 50c Lb. H--lard Candv 75c.Lb.
The Arcade Cafeteria
will be closed all day
Thursday (Thanksgiving.)
Open again Friday noon
be elective. Outdoor costumes will
be worn, and the class will be held
regularly in spite of weather condi-
tions. According to Miss Figge, great
enthusiasm' has been shown in out-
door sports, by the University women,E
and she hopes to have a large enroll-
ment. Those interested are asked to,
see her about signing up,
Arcade
Up-stairs,' Nickels Arcade
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