.Y, .A PRTI: 6, -1927

THE MICHICANMILY



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SELECT CHAIRMEN OF
*PAGEANT COMMITTEESi
Will Permit Participation of 1741
Women To Be Admitted On
Basis Of Scholastic Average
TO HOLD TRYOUTS SOON
Freshman pageant committee 'heads
were elected at a meeting of the first
year women yesterday afternoon in
Sarah Caswell Angell hall. Margaret
' Bush was chosen general chairman,
Alice Blome, assistant general chair-
man, Laura Chipman, general treas-
urer. The following six girls received
committee chairmanships: ;,sther
Pryor, Eloise Avery, Virginia Losee,
Dorothy Griffith's, Dorothy McKee, and
Ailene Yeo.
Eligibility for participation in thet
pageant is based upon scholarship, a
} C average including an A or B being
required. This year 174 women will
be permitted to take part and it is
proposed to prbvi!e a share in the ac-
tivity for practiclly every eligible
freshman. There will be six commit-
tees besides thattof finance, namely,
costume, publicity, dance, poster, mu-
*sic and program.
Miss Janet Cumming of the physical,
education department announced th'at1
(he theme of the pageant will be bas-)
ed upon Greek games and urged thatI
all who are interested join the na-
tural dancing classes being given atj
regular gymnasium periods in pre-
paration for the dance numbers. Try-
outw will be held after vacation.
All eligible freshmen Will be assess-+
ed $1 to cover the expenses of the
production.
The "big sister" movement at Idaho
University is meeting with success.1

IV. A. A. AN
f Elections for
W. A. A. and
league, including
council of the l
I place from 8 to
in booths placed
hall for this pur
Every woman<
' ientitled to cas
Stile League offi
members of W. 1
paid their dues m,
j candidates conne
organization. Opp
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pay her dues at'
1 time today.
Houses i l
Hostesses.
Of Bridge
Under the sponso
men's league, 20 o
houses will act as
group of bridge p

LEAGUE SPFamous Michigan Alumna Is Honored By I
offices of the FITira iMedical Profession ForUnique Record
>1! LL s ofShh
the Women's
the judiciaryI More than 500 men and women Michiganand Adelphi college. Shp
atter will take ? p rominent in different branches of was the first dean of women of the
5 o'clock today I woe will act as dl the medical profession attended a din- University of Michigan and was a
I !n Lniversity-' in the spring style show which ilill ner March 25 at the Hotel Roosevelt dear friend of the late President An-
Dose. sibe held at 3 o'clock, Saturday, Apriln New York City in honor of Di. gell, whose influence she felt great-
on the campus 9 at J. L. Hudson Co. in Detroit. All Eliza M. Mosher. '751, in celebration ly.
st her vote for types of of her fiftieth year in the active prac- The Honorable Arthur S. Somers,
type ofspring garments will be on tc
cials, but only display, including fashions suitable tice of medicine. president of the Chamber of Com-
A. A. who have for school and within the range of Dr. Mosher's record is almost unique merce of Brooklyn, pays tribute to
ay vote for the prices paid by the average college stu- in the history of American medicine her services to the street cleaning
cted with this dent. In recognition of the services and certainly entitles her to rank department of Brooklyn, declaring
ortunity will be of the Michigan women, Hudson's will as one of the most distinguished grad- that her work was so effective that no
who desires to donate $100 to the Women's league uates of the University. She is at the citizen of Brooklyn dared to throw a
the booth .any- building fund. present time the oldest active women newspaper or cigarette butt in the
Tea will be served daring the style doctor in the United States and al [streets lest he be detected in the act.
jparade, at a 25 cent charge, the pro- though she is 78 years of age, sh'e
-- -ceeds of which will also be turned still declares that she is growing? INDIANA. - A five-day recess is
I over to the league. , Margaret Hud- continually y.ounger and that her days planned for the Thanksgiving next
11 Act As son, '27Ed, and Linwood Bope, '29, of active work in the medical field year.
t Seri will assist at the show with piano and are by no means at an end.
At Series violin accompaniment, respectively, Dr. Mosher has been at different
while Esther Tgtle, '27Ed, Est er times during her life professor of
B enefits Wod, '27Ed, Janet Jones, '30L+d, Vl- hygiene at Vassar, University of ~3~itn._nrnn
ney Storey, '27, Mary Louise Murray, I r__ _ _ ______
'28, Helen, Shaw, '27Ed, Helen Sea- _________________
rship of the Wo- right, '27, Arlene Unsworth, '28, Dor- PARTY PROGRAMS
rganized women's othy Day, '27Ed, and Margaret Eirich, The FlatteringANNOUNCEMENTS
s hostesses at a! '27, have been selected to model. Fi eW f thINVITATIONS
inger-Waveforte ISTATIONERY
antis, Saturay T ' C Permanent FOLDERS

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April 23 at 2:30 o'clock. Each house
is planning to seat 15 tables at $3
each, the proceeds tdhgo to the league.
Invitations will be issued to patronsj
and patronesses of the houses and
friends of the individual members.
League cards for the parties may be'
secured by ordering them from Cath-
erine Kelder, '27Ed, at 7117. Any fur-
ther information desired my be re-
ceived from Ellen Groff, '28, general
chairman of tke function.
A few houses are unable to give
bridge parties on April 23. They will
announce the dates of their parties
later.

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There will be a meeting of the gen-
eral committee of the Freshman pag-
eant at 4 o'clock today in the league
parlor. .
The point system committee will
meet at 4 o'clock today.
' STEAMSNiIP
TICKETS(,
FOR ALL LINES
. ' TOURS, CRUISES
FIRST, SECOND, CABIN. TOURISTS THIRD ESPECIALLY
Phone 6412 or write 601 E Huron Street
E, 0. K EBLERI Ste aashi Agent, ANN ARBOR

It is the finial touch and
decides whether or not it shall
be truly distinctive.
For thle "inelined -to-be-curly"
hair, it is the entire means of
making a most becoming and
lksting wave.
BERTINE
BEAUTY SHOPPE
South University
(Over Student's Supply Store)

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Ou Special Annual Easter Sale

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Hvsiery Counter
Just inside the Door

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Sheer Chiffon Hose
Silk from Top to Toe-Full Fashioned
$1.55 Pair

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A HINK of it! A Hosiery Sale, involving 1,200 pairs
of full-fashioned silk stockings of chiffon weight in
the twelve most desirable shades, staged at this time just
when every woman needs new Hosiery-scads of it. We
made a most unusual purchase. That is why we are able
.a to offer these very fine stockings at the low price bf $1.55
a pair.

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Sawdust
Chamnpagne
Ecstasy
Blondie

Moonlight
Fl. Nude
Sudan
Pearl

Nude
Atmosphere
Blue Fox
Iris Mauve

GOODYEAR'S
124 South Main St.

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SPECIAL
THIS WEEK ONLY
LINGERIE
SLIPS
$3.50
SILKEN LINGERIE OF LOVELY
STYLING
Soft fine crepe de chine or radium or flat crepe makes
these lovely new undergarments in elaborately lace trimmed
or tailored styles.

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Tailleurs Take New Favor
and Easter Importance
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Trim' as a young lady could wish-
Little mannish navy' twill tailleurs
that accentuate femininity-smart lit-
tle tweeds that swagger-any number
of styles in these new little jackets-
wrap-round and pleated skirts. Come
in and see them. You'll like their
prices, too. $25 up.
(SECOND FLOOR)

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COMBINATIONS
NIGHTGOWNS
VESTS
SLIPS

BLOOMERS
STEP-INS
DANCE SETS
BRASSIERES

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