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~OD~RII1 ITI~lE1TCommittee Established To A lid
XUI M1ILtIILI Women In Choosing Pr~ofessions'
N 5 Women on the Michigan campus are I It was discovered that courses
INDO~iD ALgenerallyu ignorant of the fact that a( which would be most valuable in aid-
Plan Pre-Requisite Mouse Party To vocational guidance advisory commit-lnoetodfieytrnfraps-
Be leid Near' Chlicago ,To () te a enetbihdt advise and~inaejunlim cuss ui
Discuss Prioject aidI them in choosing a lprofession.I ness admisitration, literature courses,1
The aim of this committee is to pre- I andl public speaking.
HIG Q ALFIC TINS sent the opportunities in the various Women acting as advisors in this l
HIGHIFIC T NS fields open to women. It aldvises what
- orethey shouldprseiodr commiettee are instructors in some way11
ar big a our bstepfo the i prswor in ac-er connected with the University. At jt
Arrangementsaeben md ordanbestpeaeftheir andambin -present, Miss Margaret Elliot of the
the "Students in. Industry" group odnewtthdeieadabto'SolofBsesAmnsrto,
,whih <.s fotere evey sumer y ofthestudient, and her ability to fu-I Miss Cleo Murtland and Mrs. Helen R.c
the national organization of thy: Y. W. fill the requirements for that pjosi- Sh~amb~augh of the School of Educa- '
C. A, Women of Ann Arbor who are tion.
interestedl in the work may get in- Ineetn;euit oercie tion, Dr. Grace Man son, research as-.d
formation at Newberry hall. from the questionnaires sent by the sIstn rmteNtinlRsac,
Theinstal*to.ouc, Miss Elva. Forncrook, social i1
Th nutilgroup is t be held vocational guidance committee to the! dietro' ata okdrioy
S"July 2 to August 14 in Chicago. This women of last year's graduating class. aiMrs.pA S. Hobart comprise the
wil be the sixth experimental group1 Information was asked concerning codMite.
10, hichhas been held. The week-end their present work, their method of
y _ of July 2, 3, and 4 will be devotedI securing positions and the opportuni- ___________________________
to1. a house party near Chicago so that ; tes for promotion of every individual.
the women may learn to know each T nquiries were also made as to what
1 other and discuss together the prob- courses each graduate had taken in_
lems of tho ensuing .six weeks. At- j the University which were the mostea
tendance during the week-end is re- ; useul to her in her present work;
4 quired.j whether she had received definite'
After this house party the students training for her position; and her sal-
will stay in the city for six weeks and aiv I
find their own work. They will live j fEight rep~lies were received from
on the wages they earn, rooming -women in secretarial work: one wasj
among working women near their 1)o- a cashier inl a re al estate office, fivej
sitions. Each woman should bring were secretaries in various industrial
enough money with her to cover the companies, another was doing clerical
first two weeks of expenses. During work in an automobile concern, and;
the six weeks the students will meet the last was publicity manager of 'an
regularly in a small seminar group Athletic association. One of the wo-+ Try our H~om~e Cooked Food,
for discussion and for conferences men had obtained her position through i Noon Luncheon -
with labor leaders, social workers, friends, two through the University, 1:0120
ministers, and employees. Their ex- three through bureaus, and one
periences will be related to and in- through applications. Not one of the;ARBOR FCO
terpreted in the light of large socialJ eight had been definitely trained for) 313 South
and economic problems. I her position in the Unliversity.
The group will be under the leader-
shiO of a person experienced in in-
dustrial problems who will be re-
sponsible for the interests of the I
group during the six weeks. Tphe pro-
ject is neither an adventure nor aI
method of self support, but a hard ad-
justment to new ways of living. The
qualifications as stated in a ,pamphletj
received by Miss Ruth Deemer, secre- A jW mi M MP C
tary of the University Y. W. C. A. are:
"Good health; membership ini the jun- fi % m A% b "vMU
ior or senior class or recent gradua-
tion; elementary knowledge of social
sciences; and seriousness of purpose." Acecou nt
Before acceptance into the group it S R 1110
is advised that women have a Iperson-
al interview with a national secretary Fo"h comdto fInvriyo ihgnSuet eun
of either the industrialord erntorFoth acomdto ofUiesyofMhgnSuetsrun:
the National Student council. All ap- Spring Vacation, the Ann Arbor Railroad will provide the following trait
plications will be given thorough con- S E I L T A N
sideration, and greatest care wil be)
exercised in the choice of members. Lave iCAnniArblor'....... ...............11:(N!
Early application is advesed. Arrive Toledo.......... ...... ............... 1:30]
Students who lire inter es c:d in the This Train will handle piassengers only for Toledo and
prjc r3asked to get in touch with Lease Ann Arbor .............................135
proj emare at Newvberry hall and l Arrive Owosso............................. .... 6:35
Miss eemeII'Tis train will stop at Howell,. Mrich., and Durand, Mich., to discha:
she will aid them in making arrange- MaqetanGrdTiukcncto.
nients.
SO'RAIOIN SI)I
MSinaera ie, '2,:rs een:21 chosetin o he REGULAR T A N S R I
trepresent the Ann Arbor chapter :)'I diint h above Special Service the following regular trait
sorority, at its national convention Lrvi:Jeaive Anun. Arbor...........11:14) A.-M. (C. T.) 4 :18
,. April 9, 10, and 11 in Bloomington,, Arrive Toledo.............. ::10 P.:11. (1'.'.1') 6:55
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N !OTICES
Kappa Phi will hold a meeting at
5:30 o'clock Tuesday in WNNesley hall.
There will be au important meeting
of the memb~ers of the League of Wo-
non Voters at 4 o'clock Monday in
the Athena room, Angell hall.
Wll the memibers of the Girls' Glee
club, who will be able to sing at the
Women's club at 3:30 o'clock Tues-
lay, please call Loretta. Cooper, 8817,
or Mary Kent-Miller, 5995, before
Mlonday.
Little Investment-big returns, The
Daily Classitleas.-Adlv.

Literary Societies
Postpone Debate
The Athena-Portia sophomore de-
bate which was scheduled to take
place last Tuesday night has been
,postponed and will be held on April
' 27. The question to be debated by the
two societies is "Resolved, That the
Board of Regents should adopt the
proposed changed curriculum for wo-
men." The members of Athena will

uphold the negative side of the ques-
tion and those of Portia the affirm-
ative.
.This debate is an annual event be-!
tween the two societies and is the sec-
ond of a series of three debates de-
ciding the possession of the silver lov-
ing cup which the Athena society has
held for three consecutive years.
Y. W. To Entertain
Foreign Students,

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breakfast held by the University V.
W X. C. A. at 7;30 o'elck Easter Sunday
in Newberry hall. Iona Iddings, '27,
is general chairman of the affair.
Easter devotional exercises will be
,held immediately after breakfast and
" there will be special Easter music.
Katherine Parsons, '27, is chairmaa
of the program and Muriel Brunie, '28,
is chairman of the music. The lead-
ership commission, cabinet, and comn-
mittees of .the Y. W. C. A. will be
present.

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(Central Time) i'espec tively, connecting with Grand Trunk, Michigan Central, Pore Marquette and Penn-
sylvania for all principal (destinations in lower and upper Peninsula of Michig an,
1i'ould suggest purchase railroad tickets and Ojeck bag-age in advance so as to avoid unnecessary
delay and con~fusioni at train time.
For information regarding Fares, Train Schedules, Reservations, etc., apply to W. II. Weed, ticket
a gent, Ann Arbor Station, or the undersigned.
If. S. BRADLEY, Traffic Manager H. A. -MILLS, Commnercial Ar;.nt
Toledo, Ohio Anni Arb~or, M"Ific.

THE MILLS COMPANY
1 18 MAIN ST.
The Shop of Satisfaction
Easter Allure nent's
The college woman .demands style, but she does not want quality sacrificed.
She needs and demands tailoring that will meet her exacting wear-wear
that is far heavier than the ordinary woman's. Here she will find garments
styled by artists and, tailored by expert workmen expressly, for the college
woman. And yet priced as low as ordinary clothes.

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SMAIL ORDERS FILLED IN ORDER RECEIVED. SEATS NOW SELLING

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Thursday, April 8
Seats Now Seling

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world are all represented in alluring styles
for women, while in "Peggy Paris" the
little woman is fitted with styles particularly
designed for her figure. Sport Coals and
Dressy Models in endless variety at
$19.75 to. $7900

The New -Gowns
The season's latest designs are always to
be found here, priced moderately. All your
gown needs will be met here with exqui-
sitely designed models that are. chic and
dainty. Special offerings in our," line at
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