THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1926

THE MICHIGAN DAILY


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TO HOLD STUDENT
MEET IN, DETROBIT
Study Of Ituman Side Of The-Bible
1bi at (lf hra i11 Calfornb

Winners Chosen
In Junior lay E

have been shot. Riflry is the only
women's sport in the University which
enters intercollegiate matches.

Po Contest E 1 atches are being fired this week
Poster Contest Ut a I Ai I V UT a
f with Iennsylvaiia State college, Uni-
selection oI the iers f he - versity of Vermont, Purdue Univer-
Seletion f thewi of heors' ' Preliminary nominations for next sity, and the University of Montana.
er contest or the Junior Girls phy ar's legie ague fVi'S 8will be mhaie t The team is'composed of Ann Wheele:',j
was made recently by the central a meeting of class representatlves at '26 Lucille Walsh '27. Maurine Jones

vJect T .''ree "ay onierence 3oco .ti if~roni h ''3
ThYJ~..L ~.1 LIs L W e k- n ~tcommittee of the play. The prizes , CO k is alernoon in the W -
will be awarded to Lydia Kahn, '27, imn's league office of Barbour gymna-I
RUCE CU rRYTO LEAD and DorisSelleck, '27, who have corn- I .l
biined their effoi'tt and producd th 1At this meeting which will be di-C
winning pster. .rected by Norna Bicknell Mansfield.,
The study of the human side of the Both Miss Kahn and Miss Selleck '26, president of the Wornl's leagueV
Bible is the main object of the stu- entered individual posters in the coi- the representatives will be requestied
dent conference to be held in De- test, but the judging committee askcdl to meet with one other student fromV
dent conference m o for a combination of the two, so their class and make suggestions for
troit, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday of fora cominatriong of l th e the office nominations.
that the final drawing will use the I_
this week. This end will be attained color scheme originally used by Miss After the nominations of these rep-
largely by discussions in which the Selleck, and the drawing submitted by resentatives are listed they will go
student delegates will have an active Miss Kahn. to the final committee consisting of
part. The finished poster will be in threethe president of the Women's league,
A banquet at the First Congrega- shades, red, black and deep orange, W. A. A. and Y. W. C. A. together
tional church 6 o'clock Friday night on a background of tan. The draw-I with two senior representatives of
will be the first meeting. There will 1 ing portrays the interior of a book- the board of directors.
be three assemblies Saturday, morn- 'store taken from the first act of the'
ing, afternoon, and night. Dr. Bruce play. The original prizes of $10 and
Curry, an instructor at the Union $ will be combined and divided alpie f
Theological Seminary will deliver the among the winners.making a total of L LJHLULL Il
conference sermon Sunday morning, $7.50 to each winner as no second
also at the First Congregational prizes have been awarded.1M EL
church, which will be followed by aA-I
dinner for the entire delegation, pre-r
ceding the closing meeting, which will Rifle classes will start next week
summarize the entire convention. with a 10 weeks' course in marksman-'
Dr. Curry, who will lead all of the ship. Three classes are to meet each
discussion groups is particularly well DLTAIweek, from 4 to 6 o'clock on Mon-
known for his study of student prob- JL L I I [I IU L U day, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Mon-j
lems, which he "evaluates according day's section will be under the direc-
to the principles of Jesus," and will defeated Kappa Al- tion of Captain L. M. Bricker who is
base all of his. discussions on them. pha Xi a eae apa Af the coach of the rifle teams. Two of-
More than 150, students of the uni plia 29 to 10 in a basketball game of ficers of the military department will
versity are attending the meetings 10 the intramural series played yester- have charge of the other classes. Wo-
of whom are women; Miss Rutti day in Barbour gymnasium. The game men who are interested in taking thej
Deemer, secretary of the university J was tied with a score of 5 to 5 at the I rifle course are asked to sign up in
Y. W. C. A., Janet Beroth, '26, Jose- end of the first quarter, but the Barbour gymnasium.
phine Norton, '28, Margaret Eaton, '26, Iscore at the end of the second quar- The firing squad of this year bas
Arlene Unsworth, '28, Susan Andrews, ter was 15 to 5 in favor of Alpha Xi doubled the number in last year's
'29, Kathryn Wilson, '26, Margaret Delta, and 29 to 5 at the end of the squad, and 'twice as many matches
Peppler, '26, Sarita Davis, '27, and third quarter. Ethel Crowe, '29, scor-
Cynthis Smith, '26. ed 24 points during the game for Al-
pha Xi Delta, while Phil-a Armstrong,
Miss Jean Hamilton, dean of wo- scored three points, and Helen g s, i r14o e
mhen, will entertain the presidents of '28, two points. Florence Wolfe, '27, Sen or W omen
the dormitories and two other guests scored eight points for Kappa Alpha
from each dormitory at supper to- Theta, and Frances Andreae, '28, twolo
night at her home, 923 Olivia street. points. All Cap and Gown orders
After the supper an informal discus- Delta Gamma won from Alpha Chi must be in by Saturday. Be
sion will center on dormitory prob- Omega with a score of 32 to 6 in an-
lems and their relation to the Michi- other game played at 4 o'clock yes- d e d
gan campus. terday in Barbor gymnasium.
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28, Mairy Allshouse, '27Ed, Frances
Hluff, '26, Frances Gorsline, '26, Caro-
ine Steen, '27, Irene Field, '27, Carol
Cleaver, '28, and Stella Sturos, '27Ed.
Iona Iddings, '27, and Grace Colby, '27,
will act as alternates.
The prone position scores of last
week were: University of Michigan--
486, University of Illinois-491, and
University of Akron-487.

NOTICES
Miscellaneous
Theta Sigma meeting will be held
room of The Daily.
Initiation of new Athena members
at 4 o'clock today in the reading'
will be held next Tuesday night at
7:15 o'clock.
The W. A. A. board meeting will
be held at 6 o'clock today in the
Lantern Shop.
Tryouts for the University Girls'
Glee club will be held Thursday from
4 to 5:15 o'clock in room 216 in the
School of Music.
Wyvern members will meet at 9
o'clock tonight at the home of Jean
Kyer, 721 Church street.

All senior women who want caps choruses H, L, and N at 5 o'clock.
and gowns for the Junior Girls' play; There will be a meeting of the ad-
must order thei from Mack's before vertising committee of the, Junior
Saturday, Feb. 27. j Girls' play at 4 o'clock today.
There will be a meeting .of the
Barbour Gynnsini make-up committee of the. Junior
Today's rehearsals will be as fol- Girls' play from 4 to 5:30 o'clock to-
lows chortus N'"and the Russian anl day.
Waltz specialties at 4 o'clock; elrorus Costume commitee of the Junior
C anlt 'R at 4:30 o'clock, choruses DGirls' play will meet at 3:30' o'clocK
and L at 5 o'clock, chorus B at 5:30 today, instead of at 4 o'clock, as pro-
'o'clock; chorus H at 7 o'clock and liously announced.
chorus A at 8 o'clock.
Tomorrow's rehearsals will be as lEXICO CITY. - The newspapers
follows, chorus A and 13 at 4 o'clock; report that there are 18,000 cases of
choruses C and D at 4:30 o'clock ankd influenza in the federal district.
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