FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1926

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ICLUBS INTRODUCE
I XCHANGE CONCERT
1 Michigan Girls' Glee Club to Combine
With Ohio Glee Club At 11111
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FINANCE TRIP BY MOVIE
Joint concerts by University glee
clubs will have their first introduction
at Michigan Friday April 30 at Hill
auditorium when members of the Ohio
$tate university glee club will com-
bine with Michigan singers to pre-
sent a varied musical program.
In an effort to further the exchange
concerts an admission charge of 501
cents will be used to finance a trip
of the Michigan Girls' Glee club on
May 15, to Columbus, Ohio, where a
similar program will be presented.
Under the direction of Carl Hoenig,
35 singers will arrive Friday from
Ohio. While in Ann Arbor they will
y be guests of sororities and dormitories.
Nora Crane Hunt of the School of
Music will direct the local organiza-
tion.
The general program will consist of
alternating groups of songs, first by
the Ohio visitors then by Michiganj
members. Two soloists will be of-I
fered among the Michigan entertain-
ers. They are, Odina Olson, '26, vo-
cal, and Jeanette Emmons, '26, violin.

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League To Give
Style Show Today
Dresses and complete outfits will be
shown at the Women's league style
show to be held at 4 o'clock today in
Sarah Caswell Angell hall. The mod-
els who have been chosen are Helen
Metzger, '26, Margaret Hudson, '27,
Margaret Lawson, '26, Dorothy Krause,
'26, Charlotte Burt, '26, Harriet Wes-
ton, '26, Esther Tuttle, '27, Elizabeth
Bird, '26, Marion Leland, '27, and Mary
Alice Moore, '29.
Helen Cornelius, the director of the
costume information bureau of Hud-
son's store of Detroit, will give a talk
on colors, styles and their use by dif-
ferent types. Her subject is "The Ex-
pression of Aesthetic Personality in
One's Dress." Miss Cornelius and her
assistants will come to Ann Arbor
from Mt. Pleasant where they were in
charge of a similar event at the Cen-
tral Normal.
Dancing in Sarah Caswell Angell
hall will follow the style show. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the Women's
league orchestra. Mae Kellar, '27, is
in charge of the affair which will be
the last league party of the year.
Dresses for the style show will be
furnished by J. L. Hudson Co.
STATEREGULATIONS FOR
WOMEN'S USE of' POOL
Admission cards for University wo-
men interested in using the Union
swimming pool are now available, at
no expense, at the office of the dean
of women in Barbour gymnasium.
Wives and daughters of faculty mem-
bers who are not enrolled in the Uni-
versity as regular students can get
similar cards at the main desk of the
Union.
In accordance with the resolution
made by the board of directors, the
pool will be open to women from S to
10:30 o'clock Monday, Tuesday, and
Thursday mornings and from 7:30 to
10 o'clock Thursday night.
Coach Matt Mann of the Varsity
swimming team, will supervise the
use of the pool, and the above sche-
dule has been worked out by him with
the co-operation of Dr. Margaret Bell,
director of physical education for wo-
men. Bathing caps and cotton bath-
ing suits only may be worn.

LEAGUE OFFICERS ATTEND
CONVENTION OF WaSIGIA
Norma Bicknell Mansfield, '26, out-
going president of the Women's leagueI
and Evelyn Murray, '27, new president
of the organization, accompanied by
Miss Jean Hamilton, dean of women,
left Tuesday night to attend a con-
vention of the Women's Self-Govern-
ing association held from April 21 tof
24 in Bloomington, Indiana. The con-
vention is held each year, the meet-
ing place being changed each' time.
The delegates are usually the heads
of the self-governing bodies of the
mid-western colleges and universities.
The Michigan delegates have always
been the outgoing and incoming resi- I

Juniors Present 1lave" have been entertained recently
by various organizations, and the
$1000 To League'committee chairmen gathered with the
cast at an informal dinner before va-
-cation at Joe Parker's.
More than $1,000 will be the gift
of the junior class to the Women's
league this year. This sum was taken Michigan playing cards are on sale
in through the efforts of the junior wo- at Wahr's book store, Quarry's drug
men in producing the annual Junior store this week. They may also be
Girls' play, and exceed last year s
contribution by several hundred dol- obtained at the alumnae council office
lars. As the final report has not yet in Alumni Memorial hall.
been made the gift may run into even
higher figures. _
Scores of the original music which
was written by the music committee H air uttmO-
can still be obtained at Graham's, Sla- H
ter's and Wahr's bookstores, and at to
the University Music house.
Members of the cast of "Becky Be-
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dents of the league. This year these Special
officers will present a paper to the SCIENTIFICALLY on Monday and Tuesday
convention on the point system used SELECTED AND
at the University which is considered Shampoo and Wave
one of the foremost of its kind. The PREPARED FOODS $1.25
convention is divided into sessions
during which subjects of interest to all Hours:
institutions represented are discussed. 11:00-1:30 5:00-8:00 MISS FANDREI
Such problems as that of self-govern- )h1RROR BEAUTY PARLOR
ment, the relation of self-governmentt A
to administration, and the projected 45Sa at Morome
Student Federation which meets here t aMn
next December, are considered. Corner Liberty and Maynard ! Phone 935$
Miss Hamilton will conduct the se.,
sion which is held this afternoon,
during which 21 vital questions wiii^11si11i0i1illi 1 1 111tai ligit1i91f 1p
be discussed, some of which are: how
can efficient and conscientious house
presidents be secured, what should be 1
the scholastic standing necessary for =#M ake reservations noW to
eligibility for office, how does a com- =
bined Student council compare with. atrI iiay ~ 'a
two different organizations, one for dine after the M ilitary all at
men and one for women, how is the
drinking and smoking problem to be
met, what restrictions are there on I 1E CHINESE GARDENS
freshman hazing, and how successful
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The ticket sale for themovie "Danc=
ing Mothers" a Herbert Brennan pro-
duction to be presented at the Arcade
theater Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day of this week, is under the super-
vision of Mpry Kent Miller, '27, busi-
ness manager of the University Girls'
Glee club. The club is putting on this
benefit picture as a means of raising
funds to pay a part of their expenses
for the Ohio exchange concert trip
which will be made in the near future.
Tickets are to be sold at the same
price as those for regular movie pro-
grams, and only those bought from
University womin will benefit the
glee club fund. The tickets will be
sold in University hall every day this
week, and will be distributed in the
dormitories, sorority and league hous-
es on campus.

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To make room for our new arrivals, we are
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Also we are featuring the new Crochet Hats.
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