SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1926

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Y~. INANCEIVE {
WILL BI GIN TU ESDAY
To Hold Opening Meeting For Workers

Sophomore Women
To Plan For Circus
Plans for the Sophomore circus will,
be made at a meeting of all sopho-
more women at 4 o'clock tomorrow in

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Newberry Hall r A circus will be put on in connection
with Women's league bazaar following
the cUstom set by the sophomore
TO CHART PROGRESS vomen of last year.
Ellen Grinnell, '29, vice president of
Toformally launch the Y. W. C. A. last year's class'will take charge of
finance drive an opening meeting will the meeting. Miss Johnson, advisor!
be held at 3 o'clock Monday in New- of women will tell of the purpose of
berry hall for all team workers. Elura the circus. All sophomore women are
Harvey, '25, will give the inspirational urged to attend this meeting to elect
address, while short talks will be giv- the general chairman, assistant chair-
en by Evelyn Murray,,'27, president of man, and seven committee chairmen.
the Women's league and Cynthia
Smith, '27, president of the Y. W. Queen Marie of Roumania is said to
Edwina H logadonf, '28, as general be an expert typist on an American
chairman of the campaign will give machine which was given her by an
instructions to the team workers. American admirer. For 20 years she
Monday noon, t4e team captains will did all her literary work by hand
nicet at Newberry hall for a luncheon with a fountain pen.
to complete the final plans of the cam-
paign. Each noon throughout the four Subscribe for .The Michigan Daily.
days of the drive, luncheon will be
served at the coffee roodp for all team
workers. Workers will be expected repairs
to report on their progress at this'
time. Charts will be used to indicate' Rider's Pen Shop
the progress of the campaign.
The campaign offers an opportunity 'g;
for those women who are not actively
interested in the Y. W. C. A. to share Portable Typewriters
in the work of the organization
through their gifts. The organization j The lightest, strongest
is entirely supported by voluntary con-r t
tribu-tions of the students and faculty.r
Co'n'fidence
in our uniform high quality of foods, which
the students have, assures them of having a
splendid place to bring their week-end guests.
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Uu UUILut 'LANS FO R Announce Schedule
DRIVE AT CONVOCATION o
- ~- iFor Week Of Hockey
Plans for the Life Membership drive I
for the Women's league will be out- Last round of the preliminary
lined by Mrs. W. D. Henderson, execu- I games of the intramural hockey tour-
tive secretary of the Alumnae coun- Inament will be played this coming
cil at the women's convocation to be week. The schedule for the week is
held at 8 o'clock Tuesday, Nov. 2, as follows:
in the- ball room of the Michigan i At 4 o'clock Monday, Kappa Alpha
Union. Theta.vs. Kappa. Kappa. Gamma;
Although a change in the dates of Zone 3 and I combined vs. Alpha Chi
the drive has been made, the opening Omega.
meeting will be the same as origin-; At 4 o'clock Wednesday, AlphaI
ally planned. Plans of the alumnae Gamma Delta vs. Martha Cook; Zeta
for raising the remaining $235,000 will ITau Alpha vs. Helen Newberry Resi-
be discussed, also the work of the dence, and at 5 o'clock, Pi Beta Phi vs.
undergraduates in earning the $20,000 Delta Zeta; Zone 6 vs. Delta Gamma.

NOTICES
Miss Maud Gwynn, national student
secretary of the Y. W. C. A. will lead
the discussion at the weekly associa-
- tion meeting from 4 until 6 o'clock
tomorrow in Newberry hall. Her sub-
I ject will be "Creative Personality." A
short social period at which tea will
At 4 o'clock Friday, Adelia: Cheever
vs. Alpha Phi; Zone 7 vs. Phi Gamma
Mu, 5 o'clock; Delta Delta Delta vs.
Chi Omega; Theta Phi Alpha vs.
Zone 11.
At 4 o'clock Saturday, Betsy Bar-
bour vs. Zone 8; Alpha Xi Delta vs.
Zone 15.

be served will precede the discussion.
All women on campus who are inter-
ested, whether or not they are mem-
bers of the Y. W. C. A., are cordially
invited.
All women who are working in the
Y. W. C. A. finance campaign are re-
quested to be present at the opening
meeting of the campaign at 3 o'clock
tomorrow in Newberry hall.
The Monday evening dramatic sec-
tion of the {Faculty Women's club will
meet at the club house at 7:30 o'clock
tomorrow.
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