TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1935

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

PAGE ELEVEN

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1935 PAGE ELEVEN



New Plans Are
Announced For
StanleyChorus
Tryouts Will Be Held In
League This Week; 150
Voices To Be Chosen
A complete re-organization of the
Stanley Chorus which was incorpor-
ated as the Women's Glee Club into
the League last year was announced
by Ruth Rich, '36, president of the
group. Achilles Taliaferro will direct
the club.
Tryouts are to be held from 3 to
5:30 p.m. tomorrow, Thursday, and
Friday in the Garden Room of the
League. From this group 150 voices
will be -selected to form the chorus,
doubling the number of voices in last.
year's group.
The Stanley Chorus will devote its
time to presenting every type of musi-
cal program ranging from the typical-
ly classical to the very modern, in-
cluding a few popular arrangements.
Plans have been made for the chorus
to present weekly concerts at the
League Sunday night musicals.
In addition, the group will appear
at the regular League teas, dormitory
"sings," and local as well as out-of-
town club programs. The first semes-
ter's concerts will be climaxed with a
formal Christmas program to be pre-
sented in the Lydia Mendelssohn
Theatre. Plans are being made now
for the chorus to take an active part
in the Sophomore Cabaret and the
Junior Girls' Play.
The Freshman Glee Club has been
abolished, and will be incorporated in
the Stanley Chorus. Officers of the
club include-Ruth Rich, '36, president;
Eileen Lay, '37, vice-president; Mary
Baxter, '37, secretary; Billie Trebil-
cock, '36, treasurer; and Mary
Thompson, '37, social chairman.
League Of Voters Hears
State Chairman Speak
An open meeting was held Friday
afternoon in the Alumnae room of the
League by the Ann Arbor League of
Women Voters.
Mrs. Edward Bryant, of Birmigham,
state chairman of the.division of gov-
ernment and education, spoke on the
methods of study and of planning
and work. She noted particularly the
changing spirit of public thought in
regard to woman's place in the social
and economic scheme and insisted
that government is taking part in the
direction of business and in the con-
trol of production and distribution.
Mrs. Bryant also spoke of the state
convention to be held in Detroit on
Oct. 13, 14, and 15.
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Activities Fill
Program For
New Students
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men and women with whom the new
students will be associating.
Among the members of the faculty
who were introduced to the new stu-
dents were: Mrs. Byrl Bacher, Miss
Jeanette Perry, Mrs. Alexander G.
Ruthven, Miss Marie Hartwig, Mrs.
Joseph Bursley, Miss Ethel McCor-
mick, Prof. Philip Bursley, Mrs. Philip
Bursley, Miss Elizabeth Lawrie, and
Mrs. S. Beach Conger.
The treasure hunt was held imme-
diately after the conclusion of the
dinner in order to acquaint the new
women with the entire building. The
group working with Ruth Rich, '36,
and Mary Jane Pardee, '36, was the
first to finish the course. Each mem-
ber of this group was awarded a col-
ored pictorial map of Ann Arbor.
The League continued its social ac-
tivities Saturday when a capacity
crowd filled the ballroom for the
opening of the Silver Grill. An inno-

nation this year is a complete re-
dccoiions of the room. Al Cowan's
orchestra, eated on the newly erected
platform in front of a silver and
olack drape, furnished the music for
the dance. The balcony was likewise
robed in black and silver with spot-
lights focused to bring out the mod-
ernistic design.
STANLEY CHORUS
Anyone interested in playing the
piano for the Stanley Chorus is to,
call Ruth Rich, '36 for information
at 23203.

State Chibwomen To Hold
Join Annual Session Here
The State Federation of Women's
Clubs and the fourth annual Adult
Education Institute, sponsored by the
University of Michigan Extension
Division will meet in joint annual
session on the campus October 14 to
18.
A series of varied educational lec-
tures will be given each day. Eve-
nings will be devoted to business
meetings of the federation.



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