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TITY M;IDAY, DETETATE1.P,
9,1926
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER ~'AGE FIVE TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY
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F FRIEN1
! ponsored by the NN
andin oncdtonwith
Tv~'~(1sciriethe Univ
1~iP uii!sond a select"
t;'mentocentral Eur
The t rour will he
rP~oj o~\lssBeatrice
uthe; dvisors to wome
c-or cc aout the first of
~cOpen Roadl toul:
onyt;her Europe,
, r elors are entert
nor odr i han themsel
., Ui Le student or
:-n aaEurope enterta
~'ii5of Amnerica. Th
c'( "-Jorns in Euro'pe
t ,o her~anof' the i
iu 'onal ly the greatest
w be i passed in one c
r cs 1u (days in Germ
Ea'novrthe Harz Mol
ach, Wimar, Berlin, Lei
den are included in ti
students of Germany ar,
to 'e-tablish a friendly
tt1;t ,e':l ose of othier cov
iit 1_uusual hospitality
I lowing dai' are spent in Czechoslova-
SPONSOR kia, mainl y in Prague, and the ninej
following (lays i71Lhtdauecst and oth-
[r ci' it es of Hungary. 1,rom here the
IB~i tour goes to Austria for nine (lays in
Vienna, Salz~rand Innsbruck.
a From Innsbruck the route leads
thtrough tho'Tyrol int'o Switzerland.
:TIetl '1o Be e srilflo_ a woe ir in the high Alpl)s. The
adesil) Of11 trip) ends with five days in Geneva
soil and equal I ine in Paris.
j'i'he aiu1Yofcisuch a. trip is not so
DSHPS ucht sight-seeing as understanding'
of life in the various countries of
central Europe. Fy association with
(omen's league the_-students of these countries, a
the Open Road cross-section of student life is gained
versity of Mich- which is impossible uinder any other
.d ,group of 14 plan of short time visits.
rope tis sum- Michigan tour is open to any woman
under the lead- who is approved by the committee on
e Johnson, one foreign travel of the Women's league
en and will sail and who is thought to be congenial
July. and worthy to represent the Univer-
r is different sity both in matters of conduct and
an tour in that appearance. The maximum price of
tained by hosts the trip will lbe $865.00. It is certain
Ives; in other the amount will not be more than
ganizations of this figure and will probably be less
in the studentl Applications must be in by Feb. 1, as
iue plan is call- the group nu'-t 1be fo-med by then for
" from the na- purposes of study of the language and
tinerary. Pro- customs of the various countries to be
tperiod of time ( visited.
ountry, in thisJ The number of those allowed to
any. Bremen, join the tour is limited to 13 besides
nuntains, Eisen- the lea~der, so that a careful selection
ipzig and Dres- may be made to forni ,a congenial and
his visit. The representative company.
e very anxious
rfeeling be- Mile. Sorel, French actress, is call-
untries and ex- ed by some Sarah B3arnhardt's suc-
y. The ten fob- I cessor.
Golfers Are Urged
To Practice Indooi
WG4ith the incentive of expert trai
ing in golf, under the direction
Mrs. Stewart Hlanley and Misty Mad
Miller of Detroit women who have hi
coaching here or elsewhere are urg
to continue their practice indoo
Players who have not developed si
ficient skill in driving to enter t
advanced class will be given instr,
tion by Miss Ethel McCormick un
they have progressed far enough
be admitted to the group taught
Mrs. Hanley and Miss Miller.
Anyone who is interested shoulds
Miss McCormick at her office and
range to enter one of the classes whi
are scheduled for practically eve
hour in the day. Twenty-five gig
were chosen for the adlvance( cla
which Mrs. Hanley instructed yest(
dlay for the first time.
ANNOUNCE HOLIDAY PAR]
Holiday spirits will prevail at t
Women's league party to be held at
o'clock tomorrow in Barbour gymn
ium. Following the party there w~
be an auction of all the remaini
bazaar articles. Christmas decoz
tions will adorn the gym and tr
form its atmosphere into one of ga
ety.
'BEGIN TRYOUTS F10H N TIE
rsi .11 it ranmural swimming contest-
AMIIIAI iI~'-its ~a.ereqeuested to be at the Union
I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a 6~~1~~ AJ~ cl :45 o'clock tonight with grey
in- UJ L. J -J% cotton tank suits, card of permission'
of- from then dean's office, and heart and
[ge "Introducing No. one, " said thie(Ii- lu hng 0. K. from the Health service.
adl rector, and the opening tryocuts7 for thle! I tasktlall practice will be held at
Ted 23rd annual Junior Girl§' play wEr 4 o'clock every Monday and Wednes-1
>rs.I launched yesterday. Gf the \'() efl day afternoon at B~arbour gymnasiumx
uf. who tried out yesterday, the in.ajor t preparation for intramural gamnes
he1 were desirous of obtaining nascuiin.t which will begin immediately after
,aroles. Only two tried out for foj inine vacation.
itil i parts, and the remainder were, ill gen- The religions education group of the
to eral not particular. Nearly evecry one }'" W" C. A. will meet at 4 o'clock
by who tried out gave a speaking seiec-! today to continue the discussion of
tion, thus making them chigndcl for a 1 the personality of Jesus.
see lead. fa.itnior Girls' play tryouts will be
a- A great variety appeared i(7, t. r od froem 3 to 6 o'clock today in Sarah
ich songs used for voice and dancing nuno- !(Caswell Angell hall.
ery bers. With one exception, the music Alpha Epsilon Phi announces the
rlsj was of the popular jazz variety, with' ;fedging of Mildred Fink, '28, of De-
"Blue Room" and "Precious" I o d(i:.ig troit,
er- 'in popularity. In the dance numiber s. Alpha Xi Deltan announces the
the Charleston proved a popular fea- u'edging of Margaret E. Shumay, '30,1
tore, as it (lid last year, but it vr~ 11 MO 'laison, Ill.I
plentifully intermingled with logging Zeta Tan Alph4 announces the
[Vand the usual chorus steps. I pledging of M~argaret Olson, '30.
Tryouts will be continued today 'and
he I tomorrow from 3 to 6 o'clock andI Queen Marie's neat book will be 11-1
, 4j Saturday from 9 to 12 o'clock. Tho I strated by her daughter Elizabeth,
as- Junior Girls' play fee of $1 must beI former queen of Greece.
vii paid before trying out. Anyonewh
ng has not paid this fee may dlo so at theI Calf skin hats are very popular now
ra- regular tryout hours at the de;sk in tiro on Fifth avenue, New York.
ns main hall of Barbour gyinnasim.I
Subscribe for The Michigan Daifly.
Just For
TO MAKE THIS,' He
A HAPPY ONE,
4.
s - Ribbon - Seals
Dance Programs' 1. A Diary "Line-a-
S Day," covering period of
)UIS E SHO[ P five years; leather binding ;
he Arcade) gilt edges; memo and ad-
dress section ; a gift that
°------ brings five years of appre-
ciation. $2.00 up.
2. A P~hoto Album ;
If Yu Wold Peaseloose leaf; leather or imi-
Her Give Her tation leather covering;
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
The question of "WHAT TO GIVE"
Becomes "WHICH TO GIVE"
When you Shop at
THE RUB,1LEY1 SHO1PPE
IN THE ARCADE
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GREEN TREE INN.
-j Luncheon, 11 :30-1:30
Dinner, 5 :30-7:00
Parties by Arrangement.
-205 S. Mate St. Phone 9646 W
EVERYTHING
CHRISTMAS
Gifts
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Things to Please All Kinds
of Nice People
There may be a husband in your home
Who flicks ashes 'on the carpet;
A'daughter who thinks of clothes too seriously;
A son who tries you, twelve years -old.
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Lingerie
Sheer, dainty, irresistibly femi-
nine, Lingerie is the gift of
fairies to the feminine world, so
exquisite is its texture, so be-
ribboned and, frothy with lace.
An exquisite Lingerie collec-
tion is here. Tailored or frilly
crepe de chine step-ins, nighties
and chemises. Choose enough
for several gifts.
Chemise $2.9"1 to $5.5)
Step-ins $ ..25 to $4.50
Bloomiers $3.54 to .0.00
Gowns $4.95 to $10.50)
Pajiaas $7.50 to $ x.50)
Dan11ce 4-Tts 4$5.00)to $5.95
SECOND FLOOR
memo and address section;
to keep forever college
memories; priced from $1.00
to $7.50.
The
Mayer - Schairer
Company
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Trouble you at times, they do,
But they're nice people,
The nicest in the world !
Give them something fine for Christmas.
A, piece of furniture to each.
A smoking stand for Dad, perhaps,'
A poster bed for Sue.
A lamp for Junior Bill
Who knows but 'what they may sud-
denly
I Take a greater pride in home.
*i And then you'll be the one who's rich
jj In Christmas gifts!°
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America's Foremost Dramatic Recitalist
" the Fortune Hunter"
Whilttney is again on the Oratorical Association Course by
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Intelligent service "speeds up" the transac-
tion so men naturally like to buy Gifts
"at Bays."
of
jewelry
\There are so manty
interesting things at I
o ~Bays" that only by}
a visit to our storeI
can you get any idea
of the scope and
variety of our stock
of jewelry.
You will find many}
"worth while" gifts
at really moderate
Dinner
Frocks !
Theatre
Frocks!
Evening
Frocks!
Their Price Scarcely Pays
Cost of Materials
and
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Luncheon
Frocks!
]Business
Frocks!
Georget
Vivid Calt
"At a price that scarcely pays
cost of materials."
rtes - Flat G&epes
Ors- Delicate Tints
Dance
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Frocks !
Street /
Frocks !
Clubp
Frocks !
Shopping
Frocks!
College
Frocks!
Crepe Satins
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