i SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1924 TH-E MICIGAN DATLY i A ll lrl+1U4 i1%-AA aM RH.rnRwfarue+.esuare;xwae®a+¢x+.u.R+A r=ss:+ f ( D s. fl4.tP14A #4111) rr TVVz _ IT) rT~~lI LIP to ~carry the ball town the field and IT od I ta u a BETSY BARBOUBWR M scoe.f o Hold Intramural! BLeetfI1 TIhe~ final date of the hockey ban- e'. For .S I~I7e S HPIquet has been set and vil be helad tMe Fo Jwimmers 6 o clock, Dec. 7, at Joe Parkers. LP NSIIThose attending the banquet are th On Thursday at 6:45 o'clock will first and second class squads and the occur the first intramural swimming winners and the runners up of the in- meet which will be held at the Mich- close Came With Pi Beta Phi Sorority tramural hockey tournament, Betsy igan Union. The officials for this meet PLANS ARE MADE [Q. IJunior Play Tryouts i To Start Wednesday MUTH I PRPT~ff! i---- ---- Ul L1LLIILL I I M I UL? Hockey season now having endedt Results In 2-0 Victory For Barbour and Pi Beta Phi. Miss Alice Dormitory Players Lloyd and Miss Laurie Campbell will be the chief speakers of the evening, ANNUNE RANOUE1T flATE the latter announcing the all-star Intramural hockey was concluded yesterday when the final game of the tournament was played yesterday morning between Pi Beta Phi and, Bet- sy Barbour house with the latter win- ning by a score of 2-0. It was a bit- terly contested game from the begin- ning to the end and one could not prophesy the winner until the final whistle. Play was almost entirely in the territory of the Betsy Barbour tcoflm but when their opponents got i c ball they rapidly carrier it the en- tire leigth of the field. 11 .,si ~ Nixon. '27, and Helen Sea- 1 . '27, were the outstanding play- ri en the Pi Beta Phi team and de- rve special mention for their excell- eut passing and rapid playing. Her- ma Grabowsky, '36Ed, and Lydia Kahn, '27, played well on the dormi- tory team. The forward line of the Eetsy Barbour team was especially well organized and because of their n ailiny to pass to one another and to interchange positions they were able hockey team which has been select- ed from the class teams. Dr. Margaret Bell will make the awards to the class teams and will present Betsy Barbour with the hockey cup which is now in its permanent possession, having won it the last three consecutive years. Each class will have a song to con- tribute to the entertainment. The senior class again retain the class championship, this they have kept since they entered the University as freshmen. Javanese women are awakening to the importance of possessing the vote. They are primarily interested in their matrimonial rights and the freedom of choice in marriage. At a luncheon celebrating the open- ing of the fall automobile show in London recently experts declared that brunette women were better 'drivers than their fair sisters. Subscribe for The Michigan Daily. are to be, Miss Pauline Hodgson, an- all interest and enthusiasm naturally' nouncer, Dr. Margaret Bell, starter, is extended to basketball the secend Miss Laurie Campbell, Miss Annis major sport of W. A. A. and the phys-~ Hall, and Mrs. L. P. Van Sickle, judges cal education department. The has-t of diving, all members of the physical ketball season officially begins tonior- education school. The events in order row when Barbour gymnasium will be of their appearance are as follows: open to all University women who back stroke, side stroke, breast stroke, wish to practice for their house teams elementary back stroke, crawl, diving from 4 o'clock on through the rest and relay. of the afternoon. All participants in this meet must Last year there were 32 organized have their heart and lungs examined, house teams and the intramural bas- and get a card from the office of ad-' ketball 'tournament was won by Kap- visors to women. Also all athletic pa Delta who defeated Delta Delta managers must designate on the en- Delta in the final game of teh season. try blanks the events in which the I Regular practice will begin tolor,- members of their house will particip-' row afternoon and from now on, prac- ate. Those who have not complied tices will be held every Monday and are requested to do so immediately. # Wednesday from 3 o'clock to 6 o'- Iclock. All University women whotare Mrs. Sophia Elliott Lynn, Britain's planning to pl'ay on any team must be pioneer air woman, declares that it is at Barbour gymnasium at 4 o'clockk easier to drive an airplane than an tomorrow, for information call HelenC automobile. Beaumont, 21114. Blue Bird Hair Shoppe Tryouts for Junior Girls" play will begin Wednesday, Dec. 8, and continue until Saturday noon. Women may try out on Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri- (ay from 3 until 6 o'clock, and Satur- day morning from 9 until 12 o'clock. T.Whose trying out for a chorus part nre asked to have a short song and a dance. Groups of not more than three N O T I C E S 'people should try out tor these parts. For a speaking part, there should be a short speaking selection, a song, and The regular discussion group of the a dance. 1Y. W. C. A. will meet at 4 o'clock to Women trying for men's parts are morrow. asked not to come dressed in men's Mortar Board will meet at 9:45 o'- clothes for first tryouts, and it is ad- clock today at Martha Cobk building. vised that songs used should not be All girls who wish to write music simple, well-known college scags. All for the Junior Girls' play are asked junior women who are eligible, are to come to a meeting at 4:30 o'clock Gurged to try out. this afternoon, at 702 Forest avenue. Mr. K. S. Jamgotch- Returns for a Noteworthy Holiday Sale Ii i Service All Afternoon A REAL HOME-COOKED CHICKEN DINNER With All the Fixin's One Dollar COOPER'S KITCHENETTE Cnon Up. It's a Good Place to Eat. S South State St. / Over Derrill Pratt's Marcels - - Shampoos Haircutting Dial 9616 5 Nickels Arcade Charms of the Mystic Orient in Brilliant Oriental Rugs We are very proud to offer for this Christmas Sale a magnificent collection of several hundred fine Oriental and Chinese Rugs personally selected by Mr. K. S. Jamgotch, who has just returned from the Eastern market with gorgeous Royal Kashans, Saruks, Kermahshahs, Bokharas, Bijars and others of Oriental renown. Mr. Jamgotch has made Oriental Rugs so popular in Ann Arbor during the past several years- with his unusual collection that many lovers of Orientals are now coming from other cities to buy here where they find the best values in the country. Antique, semi-antique and modern rugs of all sizes and all colors are all priced at very moderate figures. Anatolian Mats from $3.95 to $15 Orientals of good size, from $17.50, $20, $25 and upward to $500. (THIRD FLOOR) I1 r. ./"J1d1l./11. ./ J1~"l/JY./~.fi. L"d.0l./.6, ./.0:C. 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