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U OIAL TO B SCENE
ff[I UEK ELECTIONS1
Although no more than CU) women
of the 2,500 present on the Micbigan
campus last year tokan 1 j i m
in the elections held for tle omeIn'I
league, it is hoped that the turnout
will be materially increased at thisI
year's election ,vhich will be held all
day Thursday in University hall. The!
league elections will be held at the
permanent booth which is operated in
this building.
Pictures and the record of campus
activities of the various candidates
will be posted at the booth to aid thel
voting decisions. Some changes have
been necessitated in the list, of candi -
dates until tomorrow. The major
candidates remain the same namely,
Evelyn Murray, '27, Marjor ie Miller,'
'27, and Dorothy Malcomson, '27, for
president; and Helen Reece, '27, an('
Margaret Nichols, '27, for vice-presi-
dent.
Gym Heads Learn
Old Time Dances
From Ford Tutori
B. J. Lovette, Henry Ford's danc-
ing instructor, will give members of
the physical education faculty and
major students of physical education
some lessons in old-fashioned danc-
ing tomorrow night. The instruction,
commencing at 8 o'clock in Sarah
Caswell Angell hall, Barbour gymnas-
ium, will include quadrilles, waltzes,
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MAY 7-9 SET .'
FOR MOTHERS'
HOUSE PARTY
"Mothers' Week-end," established
as a University tradition during the
past several years, will be held the1
week-end of May 7-9. This will in-
clude Mothers' day which i Sunday,
May 9.
Extensive plans are under way
which will include a tour of the cam-
pus, a faculty reception and tea, and,
I possibly the presentation of one ofI
the student productions at the Mimes
theater.
,ite an nual freshman-sophomore
tug-of-war and spring games, as well
a- the Ohio Stat(-l'Michigan track meet
are also s:hIeduled for that week-end.
Following the interclass activities,
which will come off Saturday morn-
fng, arran gements are being made for
a tour of the carnmpus which will end
l at the Michi Han Union where a faculty
jte ni recention will be held in hon-
cr of the mothers.f
Sunday morning convocation serv-
ices, under the auspices of the Stu-,
dent Christian association, will bei
held as usual with special reference
to Mothers' day. The speaker for
the occasion is Dr. Willard L. Sperryj
of the Divinity school of Harvard.
Any suggestions which the student
body may have regarding the program
are welcomed" by the committee in
charge. Anyone desiring information
or having suggestions should get in
touch with Robert J. Brown, who is
chairman of the Mothers' day com-
mittee.
two-steps, and all the old fashioned
dances that are being revived' under
the influence of Mr. Ford. Mr. Lov-
ette teaches at Dearborn at the Ford
experiienta'l plant.
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RIFLE TEAM IMPROVES
ON PREVIOUS SCIS
Mary Allshouse had the highest
score on the rifle team for this past
week when she shot a total of 194.1
The four other high scorers were:I
Anne Wheeler, '26, 193; Frances Huff,
'26, 193; Gertrude Benham, '28, 192;
and Stella Sturos, '27, 189. This makes
Michigan's score amount to 961, which
is an improvement over those pre-
viously made.
The results of the matches shot
during the week ending March 27 show
Michigan, 483, University of Kansas,
500; Michigan-929, South Dakota Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical college,j
946; and the third match was for-'
feited to Michigan by North Dakota.
The .team to shoot in the matches
scheduled for this week will be com-
posed of Mary Allshouse, '27, Anne
Wheeler, '26, Frances Huff, '26, Ger-
trude Benham, '28, Miriam hlosmer,
'28, Lucille Walsh, '27, Frances Gors-
line, '26, Maurine Jones, '28, Stella
Sturos, '27, and Caroline Steen, '27.
Sevillian women in Spain pile their
hair on top of their heads in a sort 3f
little fortress after the custom Span-
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"Black Quill To SUGESTS
Initiate Members
Black Quill Literary society will FOR
hold its formal second semester initi-
ation at 8:15 o'clock tonight at the "
Zeta Tau Alpha house. Go to bed
Tryouts for membership were made from exposure
last week and the following women want the 'flu',
were voted into the society by virtue Bell of the He
of their manuscript material turned that you have
in: Josephine Herman '27, Ingrid thait o
Jewell, '26, Merle Raine, '29, Alma to have it so f
Scheirich and Doris Seileck, '27. are infallible,y
Miss Jean Hamilton, dean of wom- This is justr
en, has invited the members of Black "old man flu"

PRECAUTIONS
"FLU" EPIDEMIC
early, and keep free
s to drafts if you don't
" advises Dr. Margaret
alth service. "The fact
not had the misfortune
far is no sign that you
you might have it yet."
the time of year when
lives a luxuriou4 exist-

NOTICES
Members of the University Girls'
' Glee club who are to sing for the Wo-
men's club today are to meet at 3:30
o'clock at Lane hall.
Riding classes are being held inside
the buildings at the fair grounds. All
women must attend the classes forE
which they have signed.
Leadership commission of Y. W. C.
A. meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow in New-i
berry hall.
Junior women in the play who wish
to obtain refunds from their $2 de-
posit may do so at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at Barbour gymnasium..
Music scores will be on sale at this
time.

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Each Tuesday and Wed-
nesday
SHAMPOO, MARCEL
BOB CURL
$1.25
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Quill to be her guests. at an informal ence, preying upon run-down, fagged-
dinner at her home the evening of out students who are just keeping up
May 4. Robert Frost, holder of the to finish it out until spring vacation.
permanent fellowship of creative arts,; So the minute you feel cold and
will le the guest of honor on this "achy," do not hesitate to go to bed
occasion. j and stay there for a couple of days.
Take Dr. Bell's advice and if you are
ish women have practiced for more going to have the "flu," have it now-
than 100 years, don't wait until vacation.

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