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DIETITIILNflhIII fL !And Leaders Chosen
0 TTII fClass aides for the Lantern night
procession to be beld ', May 24 have,
Expert Ditian Will Supervise Kit- 'been selected by the Lantern night
E------ci-mmittee as representative women
TO ELECT JUNIOR Sylvia Stone, Marian Kerr, Jean Camp- REPORT MADE ON
PLAY COMMITTEE e meeting of all Sophomore wo- OLD BOOK SALE
men will be held at 4 o'clock this after-
Nominations for the executive con- noon in University hall auditorium. More than $118 has been taken in
mittee for next year's Junior Girl's Nominations may be made frgm the l he b)0k sale recently put on by
play have been made by the coinnitt e floor. Elizabeth Nutt, chairman of this
as follows: for chairman, Louise Coo- year's play will speak before the meet- the board of representatives for the
ley, Elizabeth Wellman and r'ynthia ing and Betty Bruce VanAntwerp, benefit of the Women's League. All the
{ Hawkins; for assistant chairman, El- Vice-president of the class will be loolks donated were sold and the few
len Grinnell, Mary Alice Moore, .Jean chairman. magazines and cheaper copies which
Hathaway; business manager, Kath- were left will be sold as paper. Final
ryn Baillie, Helen Brown, Marie Hlart- Twice as many mdn as women are report will be announced later.
wig; programs, Marian Redding. Betty! placed on probation annually at the
Smither, Hilda Mary Evans; publicity; University of Chicago.
NOTICES
The track meet which was to have
been held yesterday has been post-
poned indefinitely on account of rain.
Those interested should watch The
Daily for the date on which it will
be held. Either Friday or Saturday
may be the day of the meet.
Point system committee will meet
at 4 o'clock today.
Announcement was made at the
Alpha Gamma Delta house of the
engagement of Margaret H. Parker,
'27, to Roman C. Feldpausch, Notre
Dame '26.
Alpha Gamma Delta announces the
pledging of Mildred Frandson, '29.
The Women Speakers club at Chi-
cago held a "kid" party lately,
Speakers club at their last meeting,
by presenting the one act play "Sham"
by Frank D. Tompkins.
chen Ant iEffectt Material Saving
For Member Houses
BOARD HAS, VETO POWER
Since eight sororities and two dor-
mitories have expressed their willing-
ness to cooperate, the suggested diet-
itian-buyer plan is assured of a trial
next year. The following houses will
participate: Heleji Newberry, Betsy
Barbour, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Kappa
Delta, Kappa Alpha Theta, Delta Delta
Delta, Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Chi
Omega, Sigma Kappa, Phi Sigma Sig-
ma. This group, comprising about 400
people, is large enough, according to
those who are organizing the project,
for the first year of trial.,
Final arrangements are being made1
at once for n'ext year. The dietitian-
buyer has not yet been appointed byl
President Clarence Cook Little, but
her selection will undoubtedly be an-
nounced in a few weeks. The duties of
this expert will include not only buy-
ing the foal, but 'also supervising the
kitchens of the various groups, hiring
the help necessary in the kitchens and
dining-rooms, and meal-planning. A
very material saving will be possible
by this method, since the food will be
bought in large quffantities and at
wholesale prices. The members of the
groups are now being asked to sign
contracts guaranteeing a certain per-
centage of the dietitian-buyer's sal-
ary.
A supervisory committee of three
members has been appointed by Pres.
Little, which will have the power to
veto in respect to any agreement be-
tween the dietitian and the cooperat-.
ing ;groups. This committee will thus
insure satisfaction for all who are
taking part in the arrangement by act-
ing as an intermediary between the
University and the dietitian-buyer.
and passed on by Dr. Margaret Bell{
and Miss Ethel McCormack for the
pl Ccasl education department. Eightl
women have been selected from each
class to act as aides, while four others
will head the line of each class. Mary
I White, '28, captain of aides, announces
her assistants as follows:
senior leaders: Irene Field, Cath-
erine Kelder, Margaret McNally, Eve-
lyn Murray; senior asides: Myra Drei-
fus, Frances Dunnewind, Ruth Hirsch-
man, Louise Humphreys, Marjorie Mil-
ler, Minerva Miller, Charlene Shiland,
Lucille Walsh.
Junior leaders: Elsie Murray, Betty
Nutt, Laura Osgood, Marian Welles;
junior aides: Gladys Ellen Groff, Mar-
garet Hawkins, Jean McKaig, Jose-
phine Norton, Evelyn Ogborn, Arlene
Unsworth, Marian Van Tuyl.
Sophomore leaders: Louise Cooley,
Cynthia Hawkins, Betty Smither, Eliz-
abeth Wellman; sophomore aides:
Helen Brown, Hilda Mary Evans, El-
len Grinnell, Marie Hartwig, Jean Ha-
thaway, Velma Johnson, Marian Read-
ing, Virginia Reid.
Freshman leaders: Alice Blome,
Margaret Bush, Helen Norris, Jean
Wallace; freshman aides: Catherine
Arnold, Laura B. Chipman, Dorothy
Griffith, Anne Jacobs, Elfrida Peter-
son, Esther Pryor, Katherine Purcell,
Virginia Schurz.
FOREIGN STUDENTS
TO VISIT NIAGARA
Foreign women students desirious
of visiting the Niagara Falls during
the summer are extended the hospital-
ity of a committee of women organ-
ized by the Chicago Y. W. C. A. ac-
cording to advice received by Miss
Grace Richards, of the office of advis-
ers to women.
Any foreign girl who wishes to take
advantage of this offer is urged to
communicate with the committee
promptly. Letters should be addressed
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IT is because COTY FACE
POWDERS are so perfect in
quality, so satisfying in the
loveliness they give, so luxur-
ious in their intense, lasting
perfume. They are favoured
throughout the world.
L S POU DR[v"&ES
SILKEN LINGERIE OF
LOVELY STYLING
Soft, Fine Crepe de Chine-Radium-Flat Crepe-Glove Silk
make these lovely new undergarments. Step-ins, Chemises,
Night-gowns-in lace trimmed or tailored styles.
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MARTHA COOK AND Friendly Relations with Foreign $tu-
KAPPA DELTA WIN dents, 600 Lexington Ave., New York
BASEBALL GAME$ mmmemmimur
Mai1tha Ok Building and Kappa MAY FESTIVAL
Delta we Wiers in 'the baseball
games .played Zonday afternoon. The PATRONS ~r
hard-hitting and expert pitching of
Margaret McNally, '27, together with Luncheon - - 12-2
the ability of Evelyn Oghorne, '28, as
catcher, enabled the Kppa Delta Tea - - - 3-5
team to hold''Alpha Onicron Pi to a
score of 1 against their 19 points. Dinner - - 6-7
Delta Gana, playing with only six ,
players, waIorced down to defeat by T
the strong'feai "representing NMarth'a
Cook Building. fthough the success- 2 POLLY LITTLE
fu, players wereiprevented from scor-
ing during the first inning and Delta, -TEA S LITE
Gamma brought in one run, the Martha
Cook nine kept the bases full during 225S Tihayer
the second imiing and the score con- !=Just Behind ill Aud. -
tinued in their favor, ending finally in
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The graceful nonchalance of
a new neckline-the impertin-
ent flare of a saucy bow
trifles of course, but they re-
veal how tremendously import-
ant the' proper details are in
creating the perfect frock.
Originality and distinctivepess
characterize all of the fashions
found here.
The new embroidered silks,
prirled chiffons and lace-
trimmed georgette display in-
teresting trifles of details that
make them exceedingly charm-
ing for May Festival occasion.
$14.75, $19.75 and $25.00.
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Goods that
are extraordinary
values at $1.00.
Also wearing apparel that is outstanding at the
special price just for Dollar Day.
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Summertime Coats
Are White or
Black
Black satin and white flannel
-fashion's favorites-are here
in many unusually smart styles
for wear with sheer summery
frocks. These coats have all
the significant style notes that
enable you to look smart at
little outlay, $25.
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