WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 THF MICHIGAN DAILY

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ANNUAL YUWI$C.AI
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MARIAIE'T EATN AT

BANQUET
TEAMS PLEDGE $35O
Cabinet Members Highest With Pledge
Of $64; Katrinka Team Second
- Contributing $33
Final instructions for the annual fi-
nance drive of the Y. W. C. A. to be
launched today were given to the
campaign workers, and plans of sales-
manship discussed at the Y. W. C. A.
banquet held in the Congregational
church last night from 6 to 7:30
o'clock. More than 200 women were
present.
Decorations represented a dolls
house and the guests were given red
cardboard keys as they entered the
door to the dining room which bore
the inscription "make big girls bigger."
These keys represented the key to a
dolls house and unlocked the door to
'the banquet. The speakers table was
'decorated with a dolls house in the'
center.
ds Team captains entered the dining
room first and selected their tables.
As the others marched in the captains
.held up the cardboard with the name
of their doll on it and all the mem-
bers of the team were seated at the
same table. Rulers announcing the
annual finance drive and candy dblls
were given as favors.
Katherine Wilson, '26, president of
the University Y. W. C. A. presided at
the banquet. Geraldine Knight, '26,
was the first speaker and spoke of the
women in the campaign as builders.
She suggested a code of salesmanship
to them telling them of some of the
questions they would have to answer
and what they would be able to say
that the Y. W. C. A. had done on the
campus.
Mrs Herbert Prescott, president of

Fortune Tellers LEE EN PIiDE ISecond Tryouts
Feature Of League Commence Today
Party On Friay OF JR 8 N
All women who were called back to
Celebrating the New Year the An enlar edI the lat second trycuts for the Junior Girl's
ourth dancing party for, all women h>rlot Alice 1rri 1 P questedtoappear today or
students will be held from 4 to 6 president he Blagdn, r toorrow between the hour
F ssdof 8 :heWomen's leaue, wlt5
owclock Friday afternoon in Sarah be hung in the office of the Women's j :end 6 o'clock in Sarah Caswell Angell
Caswell Angell hall. ( league in Barbour gymnasium. The hall. The procedure of the second
'The'haia feathre .of 'this. Nciw Year's picture is the gift of Miss Biagdon's y tryouts will be similar to those of the
party will }ie te presenceptf fortune mother of Jackson, Mlichigan, to the first tryouts. Everyone is asked to'
tellers, characteristically costumed1. Women's league. rememzber their original numbers so
According ,to Mary Gussin, '26, chair-(r An inscription placed below the pic- that the first cards may be consulted.1
Inan of the affair, these palmists, who ture bears the following tribute, The play "Becky Behave" is now in
are also students have all had pro- "Charlotte Alice Blagdon, '25, presi- finished form, and copies are being
fessional experience. sdent of the Women's league, a leader, made.ior the rehearualaowhich ill
Music for the occasion will be fur- scholar, and friend, wh& could sym- t' sor on afer teiaselection of
nished by the Women's league or- pathize, forgive, and accomplish, the cast and choruses. Miss Am
chestra. Special favors and novel re- These qualities combined with a rare Loomis, '22, will return to Ann Arbor
freshments will be a feature of the personality made it possible for her this noon according to a telegram re-
party,to profoundly effect the organization ceived yesterday. The tryouts are ex-
Assisting Miss Gussin in the ar-Iof the Women's league." pected to present a more finished per-
rangements for the party are Kathryn1 The Women's league in accepting formance this time, although there is
Johnson, '27, Mae Keller, '27, Elizabeth the memorial is reciprocating by pre- no objection to women trying out to-
Nutt, '28, and Josephine Clark, '26. senting Mrs. Arthur Blagdon with a gether.
duplicate. Dorothy Cline, '27, had
charge of the wording of the inscrip- Announcement has been made of1
Tv TEMStion which will be placed only on the the engagement of Dorothy Malcolm-j
picture to be hung in the office of the son, '27 to Alfred Connable, '25. Miss.
Women's league. The enlargement is Malcolmson is a member of Delta
12x16 done in sepia and placed in af Gamma sorojity and Connable is az
wooden frame. member of Delta Kappa Epsilon.
More than $540 has been raised dur-__
Already 22 matches have been ar- ing the past two months towards the!I
ranged 1for the rifle team for the sea- Charlotte Alice Blagdon scholarship,,
son beginning Feb. 13. In the mean- fund. By far the greater share of this
time practices for the National Rifle amount was raised through contribu-
match will be held. Captain. L. M. tions received from the women on this
Bricler, the rifle coach is entering I campus though a small part was
two teams composed of ten women I raised through the efforts of Dorothy
each in this match, and the names of' Cline, '26, chairman of the fund, by
these women are to be announced applying to the alumnae of the class
soon. of 1925. TT
In formulating the list of colleges The Detroit alumnae association of
with whom the Michigan team will Mortar Board is planning to contrib-
compete in the forthcoming matches, ute to the fund by sponsoring a bridge
it has been decided to include Illinois, party and presenting the proceeds to
Syracuse, Nevada, West Virginia, Penn this cause. A f ter C h rir
State, Vermont, George Washington,'
Purdue, Maryland, Oregon, Northwest- Arizona, and Utah. The dates for
ern, Oklahoma, Cincinnati, Nebraska, these matches will be from Feb. 13 to
Kansas, South Dakota, Wisconsin, April 10.
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League President tomorrow from 3:45 to 6' o'clock at' rt 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night at the
Sarah Caswell Angell hall. Ihome of Jean Kyer,'27, 721 Church
Resumes Plan Of stret.
Newberry Hall Wyvern members are requested to
Personal Talks' Y. W. C. A. cabinet meets at 4 o'clock meet at 12:15 o'clock Friday at Dey's
today. studio to have a group picture taken
Mansfield, president for the Michiganensian.
.a.l.l dMscallaneous Freshman Girl's Glee club will meet
of the Women's league, will inter- The candy booth in University hall at 4 o'clock tomorrow at the School of
view the presidents of the following has been reopened and all women who Music.
 houses at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon have been working there are asked to --
.. ,.Mreport as usual beginning todayiss Ella Sykes, noted English
in the gyomens league ofice in ar- Mummers dramatic society will hol traveler and writer, was the first Eu-
,oor gymnasium: Garman, Mitchell, rehearsals at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday rOpean woman to cross Katta Dawan,
McNeill, Witham, Hall, Rea, Duff, and in room 203 University hall. or Great .Pass, leading to Lhassa, the
Feink. There will be a meeting of Wyvern "roof of the world."
These personal interviews are a
continuation of the plan of the presi- __
(dent to gain first hand information of I
the needs of the women on the Michi-
gan campus.L ne
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NOTICES
Barbour gymiasini
House organization commitee meets
at 4:15 o'clock Thursday.
Senior women may consult about
their W. A. A. honor points or awards
from 1 to 2 o'clock or from 4 to 6 o'-
clock today at the W. A. A. desk.
Members of the intramural board
meet at 4 o'clock today.
Junior Girls' play tryouts today and

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the Detroit federation of ..wp1sn'sl
clubs was the speaker of the evening.
She told the women that it was neces-
sary in good salesmanship to first getf
the attention of the buyer and awaken
a desire in them for the thing they
had to sell. In speaking of the com-
ing Y. W. C. A. campaign, Mrs. Pres-
cott said that the two things that the
solicitors had to sell were "develop-
ment of personality and service". She
Spoke of sincerety as being the prin
cipal thing in the coming campaign.
+ "The ethics of good salesmanship is
belief in the thing you are selling,"
said Mrs. Prescott.
The singing for the evening was led
by Margaret Sherman, '27. Words
were made up to some of the most
popular songs and copies were given
to everyone. The team captains alsol
led in songs which were made up by
members of their teams.
Margaret Eaton, '26, gave the in-
structions to the workers and before
the end of the banquet pledge cards
were distributed to all those present
to receive their pledge. More than.
$350 dollars was raised. Of this
amount, the cabinet pledged the high-
est amount, totaling $65. The team
'known as "Katrinka" won second
place with a pledge of $33. The per-
sonal soliciting will commence today,
and continue during Thursday and
Friday.
Luncheons will be served to all the
Y. W. C. A. workers every noon dur- 1
ing the campaign at 12 o'clock in New-
berry hall. At these luncheons re-
ports will be made of the amount of
money raised by the teams and prizes
will be awarded to the winners. There
will also be consolation prizes given.!
Cardboards with the dolls on them
will be kept in Newberry hall and ac-
curate reports of the amount of money
solicited each day will be given by
means of the growth of the dolls. Mae
Keller,*'27, is cahirman of the teams.
Mrs. William A. Frayer, chairman
of the advisory board of the Y. W. C.
A. hasasubmitted the following mes-
sage.
"I believe in the Y. W. C. A. because
it is the outstanding organization on
the campus which is purely unselfish
in its purpose and because it provides
training for future leadership in com-
munity and social work."
LONDON.-Sir John Merry Le Sage,
former managing editor of the Daily
Telegraph, who retired from that po-
sition in June, 1923, is dead at 88.

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problem of filling in your
wardrobe during that trying
time between seasons.
Especially in frocks is this
sale exceedingly rich, from chic
little two-piece dresses for
school to more formal satin
and crepe affairs for more
formal occasions.
9.75 up
Main at Liberty
Branch at 8 Nickels Arcade

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