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Women's, Sport
Faculty To Give
Final Dance Of
Season Tonight
Mrs. Stuart Is In Charge
Of Affair, Subscription
Dinners To Precede
The Faculty Women's Club will
hod its final dance of the season
from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. tonight
in the ballroom of the Union.
Mrs. C. L. Jamison had charge of
all the arrangements for the dances
until she was taken ill. Since the
first of the year, Mrs. Lawrence Stu-
art has been general chairman of the
dcl'rice committee.
The Faculty-Alumni dance series
was started in 1929. Since then,
a bout six dances have peen sponsored
during the fall and winter seasons by
the Faculty Women's Club. Among
those women who have had charge
of these various series are Mrs.
Charles Meyer, Mrs. A. C. Fursten-
berg, Mrs. W. V. Marshall, Mrs.
Charles L. Jamison and Mrs. Law-
rence Stuart.I
Several subscription dinners will
precede the dance at the Union and
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Sharfman will
also entertain a number of guests be-
fore the affair.
A dance has been held each month
since last October and various prom-
inent members of the faculty and
Ann Arbor alumnae have attended.
Among those who are expected to at-
tend the dance tonight are Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Stuart, Mr. and Mrs.
1. L. Sharfman and Mr. and Mrs.
N. G. Wallington.
BETA KAPPA RHO
Beta Kappa Rho, an organization
for independent women living in
private homes, will entertain at a
tea for faculty members from 4 to
6 p.m., Sunday, April 5, in the
Grand Rapids room of the League.
Beta Kappa Rho is under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Byrl Fox Backer, as-f
sistant dean of women.
Som)iDbrerosSnr
2Wanagers For
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By Members Of
SSenior Board
retire Group Of Positions
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Cheever
House CLUB TO ELECT CHAIRMAN
The art section of the Faculty
Women's Club will hold a meeting at
.A wards 1 2 p.m. today in the League. The
Year
Announced By
HOnor
Are Announced
Zelda Burke, EIza Doegey
purpose of this business meeting is Mrs. R. D. Hollister, Prof. R. Tala
to elect a new chairman for the com- mon, Prof. and Mrs. R. W. Cowder
ing year. All members of the various The table is to be decorated wit
groups are urged to attend. spring flowers.
I Fashion Says BIUCKLE DOWN" to
-Associated Press Photo.
The cowboy element is accentu-
ated in the riding costume worn by
this young Texas woman. It is
complete with neckerchief, chaps,
spurs and a bright feather in the
hat to lend a dash of color.
CLUB TO MEET
The Graduate Luncheon Club will
held its regular meeting at noon to-
day in the Russian Tea Room of the
League. Dr. Reuben Kahn, director
of the clinical laboratory of the Uni-
versity Hospital, will speak informal-
ly on some recent studies in immuni-
ty to disease. Dr. Kahn has at-
tained national reputation through,
these studies.I
t, r % .mmg iear Are
And Dorothy Fogg Given
Filled At Meeting Schtolarships By Board'
Name 13 Students Recently at a tea and ceremony
_taged at the Adelia Cheever House
for the residents and their director,
W.A.A.'s First Try With Mis. Joseph Parson by the Board of I
Merit System Ns Shown Governors the Alice Martin Scholar-
ships were awarded to Zelda Burke,
To Be Success 138, similarly honored once before,
Elza Doegey, '38, and Dorothy Fogg,
Women's Athletic Association sport '37. The Board of Governors consists
managers were chosen yesterday of Mrs. Edward Kraus, Mrs. Charles
Woodburn, Dean Byrl Bacher, Mrs.
afternoon at a meeting of the W.A.A. John W. Bradshaw, and Mrs. Louis
senior board, Brenda Parkinson, pres- Karpinski, and their guests were Dean
ent W.A.A. president announced. Kr.aus, Prof. Edwin C. Goddard, Miss
The following managers were ap- Katherine Rosenwarne, Prof. Brad-
pointed: archery, Barbara Eppstein, ar Shaw, and Prof. Karpinski.
X39: Additional Awards Announced
'39: badminton, Betty Lyons, '39; bas-AdioalwrsAnuce
At this meeting the announcement
ketball, Janet Allington, '38; bowling, I was made of four scholarships to be
Lois McLean, '39SM; dancing, Bea- I awarded probably before the end of
trice Lovejoy, '38A; fencing, Grace the school year to be given next fall.
Gray, '37; golf, Mary Jane Mueller, -sThese honors are awarded twice a
'38Ed.: field hockey, Jean Gourlay, Pastel Associated Pess Photo year, in June and December. Accord-
'37; outdoor sports, Katherine Buck- mart spring afternoon frock of ing to the terms formulated by the
ley, '38; table tennis 'and baseballs tucked violet chiffon, made over a Board in March, 1930, each applicant
Elizabeth White, '39; rifle, Frances.for such a scholarship must be deemed
O'Dell, '38; riding, Eleanor French, taffeta slip. The dress is designed "worthy of the house," must have
'39; swimming, Helen Harp, '38, and with a tie neckline and loose, short at least a "B" average based upon
tennis, Hope Hartwig, '38. sleeves. It is worn with a wide- the two semesters preceding the
Freshmen Hold Positions brimmed hat of dark-colored straw award, must be a resident of the house,
or, in certain cases, one on the campus
Miss Eppstein won her hockey nu- n ner who will then take up residence in the
merals this fall and was also active IH onors Dinner house.Those girls who are then elig-
in baseball and basketball. Miss Lyons, ible must make written application for
a member of Alpha Phi, won her bas- To Be Held At such a scholarship to the Board.
ketball numerals this winter, and has Application blanks are now being
been active in club basketbal.
Miss Allington, a member of Colle- M artha Coo prepared in the Dean's office and will
Cooedyson
giate Sorosis, served on the music be ready soon.
committee of Sophomore Cabaret, is Unique Scholarships
at present a member of Stanley The annual 4 formal scholarship This scholarship fund puts the
Chorus and sang in Freshman Wom- dinner will be held tonight at the Adelia Cheever House in the unique
en's Glee Club. Miss McLean is an Mairtha Cook Building. Gertrude position of having the only scholar-
'Ensian tryout as well as a member Veneklasen, '36, appointed Grace ship fund on the campus exclusively
of Stanley Chorus. Woodley, '37, in charge of arrange- available to women students in the
Miss Lovejoy participated in last ments. form of gifts instead of loans. The
year's dance recital and is a member iThe girls who will be honored for sum of $10,000 was received from the
of the Dance Club. I high scholarship are Mary Bennett, estate of Mrs. S. D. Hutsinpillar, of
'37, Frances Butler, BAd.'36, June California as a trust fund. These
MissGra, a preominentmemberHendler, '36, Sarah Holland, '36, Doris scholarships are known as the Alice
of Play Production, is a member Kaplan, '38, Patricia Killam, '36, Nina Martin scholarships, in memory of
sings women's debating team. She Jean Knutson, '38, Ruth Lavender, the donor, who was formerly Mrs.
sings in Choral Union and served '37, Jean McKinnon, '37, Marie Sau- Alice Martin, wife of Dr. J. M. Martin,
in Stanley Chorus last year. Sec- caze, '36, Gertrude Veneklasen, '36, former professor of the Medical
ietary oJ Athena, shesalso participat- and Ving-Yuin Ting, Grad. School of the University of Michigan.I
ed in J.G.P. and was in last year's;
Sophomore Cabaret. She is affiliated Members of the board of governors The girls who have formerly held
with Delta Zeta. who will be guests are Mrs. Stuart these scholarships are: Evelyn Barlet,
G. Baits and Mrs. Delos Parkei Heath. Mildred Jensen, Vivian McMurty Hol-"
Miss Mueller Announcer Barbara Strand, '37, will sing. Cof- comb, Catherine Soehrens, Frances
Miss Mueller was the announcer # fee will be served in the blue room Rosewarne, Anne Sorenson, Frances
at the recent women's swimming meet. after dinner by Ruth Bertsch, '37, Rorick, Mary Frew, Barbara Bullard,
Miss Gourlay, general chairman of Clarice Fiebig, '37, Margaret Souter, Genevieve Williamson, Bernadine'
Penny Carnival, is also vice-presi- '37, Eleanor Waissell, '37, and Betty Mentlikouski, Isabelle McKellar, Mar-
dent of W.A.A. She played in the re- Whitney, '37. "ha White, Jessie Luthi, Frances Dell,
cent production of J.G.P. and is on --------_-_- Dorothy Jaman, and Zelda Burke.
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Miss Buckley, a member of Alpha
Xi Delta, is acting at present as Booth
chairman of Penny carnival, and is, O 1 IOtS
associated with the orientation and
house reception committees of the An informal dinner will be given
League. She was active in Freshman I tonight at the Union by the members
Project last year and a freshman rep- of the Union Council for the mem-
resentative for Lantern Night. brs of the League Council, it was
Miss White is house athletic man- announced yesterday by John Mc-
ager at Betsy Barbour dormitory, Carthy, '36, exccutive secretary of the
while Miss O'Dell is a member of Union.
the women's rifle team. In addition to the present officers
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STUDENT
TREASURE TOUR
All-Expense Tour - June 26 to
Aug. 15 - $575. Visiting Eng-
land, Holland, Germany, Switz-
erland, France and Italy. Please
write for circular. Personally
conducted by Clara S. Buchan-
an, M.A., 628 Delaware Avenue,
Detroit, Michigan.
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Miss French Class Secretary
Miss French is serving as freshman
class secretary. She is affiliated with
Kappa Kappa Gamma. Miss Harp
co-captained the Independent wom-
en's swimming team that tied with
Kappa Kappa Gamma for champion-
ship.
Miss Hartwig, a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta, served on the dance
committee of last year's Freshman
Project. She was assistant chairman
of Sophomore Cabaret and is asso-
ciated with the social committee of
the League. She holds an archery]
managership at present.}
This is the first time the Merit
System has been used by W.A.A. and
according to Miss Marie Hartwig,
W.A.A. faculty advisor, it has been
most successful. More than 70 peti-
tions were sent in, Miss Hartwig re--;
vealed.
Miss Parkinson, W.A.A. president,
expressed satisfaction with the pres-
ent system, "because," she stated, "it
places people in positions that interest
them."
of the League, the new president and
secretary-treasurer have. also been
im.ited. Miss Ethel A. McCormick,
social director of women, and Mr.
Stanley G. Waltz, general manager of
the Union, will also be present.
The dinner is being held for the
purpose of promoting cooperation
and friendship between the two rep-
resentative groups, McCarthy said.
KAPPA DELTA RHO
A dinner was held last week at the
Kappa Delto Rho house in honor of
Robert J. Dumond, '38, of Pontiac.
Announcement of the engagement of
Miss Elizabeth Meade of Bluffton,
Ind., to Mr. Dumond was made re-
cently by Miss Meade's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. E. M. Meade. Miss Meade
is a sophomore at the University of
Indiana. Mr. Dumond is the son of
Mr and Mrs. C. R. Dumond of Pon-
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