…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUG. 13, 1938 recreational Athletics Made Available Through Facilities Of if .A.A. W.A.A. Accents Women's And Men's Games Emphasis Is On Enjoyment In Athletics; Awards Discarded Last Year By BETTY KEENAN So that all women on campus might have an opportunity to par- ticipate in both team and individual sports the Women's Athletic Associa- tion was formed. To accomplish this end the W.A.A. organizes clubs for ski...…
…PAGE TWENTY THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1933 ?AGE TWE TY Th...AY, AUGUT... . . 5 Publications Offer Students Many Interests Dea~n Of Studenits i Daily, Technic, Contemporary, Comprise List 'Ensian, Gargoyle Ut rich 'S Salaries Are Paid Scholastic Average For Freshman Eligibility Is Set High Five publications, edited and man- aged solely by undergraduates, await the entering student at the University who wishes to gain pr...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1937 Paqe Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 1 3, 1937 Toledo In 96--Some -op correct 1896 vernacular?) trotted all Grand March Shows And In 1913 Fire E xtinguishers the dreadful distance to Toledo, there Rainbow Of Fashion to have the jolliest sart of a time. R ibwO aho It seems that until 1896 the nine PIuS Indian C lubs Q uieted M ob older campus fraternites ran the (conti...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1937 Qlimpses Of Color ful jIHop Crowd Copyriqht by Robert L. Gach Co., 1537 7I P aaJ30Wassan, floor chairman. Josephine Why G o To J-Horp?' strange picture of a student, spend- J- - o a a e O 9 7 looked tao sweet in her rose coloredig$5tos nthdakihagr, umflowered crepe with its black net red- Ful le r Repl ies Yes igh ea it in pthpe darkitagrl, e nhe could sit in the dark with her for S...…
…Page Twenty TH E MIC HIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 Page Twenty THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 Jakie Wanted To Go To That J-Hop, But Law School Faculty Demurred Jakie sat by his window. It was 9:30. Already the crowd was beginning to swirl by on foot, in taxis and on ice skates. The people were on their way to the J-Hop. Jakie has heard about it. Like everyone else, Jakie wanted to go. But Jakie did not have time....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 TH _IHIA.AIYStrdyebur _,13 Jakie Wanted To Go To That J-Hop But Law School Faculty Demurred Jakie sat by his window. It was 9:30. Baise. Nor did he care about Henry Already the crowd was beginning to Busse. Jakie wanted to find out if he swirl by on foot, in taxis and on ice could still dance. For it had been al- skates. The people were on their way to most three years since Jakie had had the J...…
… SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWENTY-ONE NO ®U & A w elcome to is I ALONG WITH 8,000 UPPERCLASSMEN! FgOF MEN'S SU TS.... It's Not The Job It Used To Be - It's a Job For Cleaners Skilled In Their Profession. IN RECENT YEARS dry cleaiing has progressed from ordinary dry cleaning to scientific cleansing. Each year adds some improvement to this de,-art- ment. We have adopted Microleoen as the most perfect rrethod up to d...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER X, 1935 THE MICI1GAN -DAILY FACE TWENTY-ONE, . . .... ... .... ... .,.......... -W----- Michigan State Shows Speed In Overwhelming Grinne] ll,41-0 p _ Coach Bachman Is Satisf ied With SpartanAttacL Dahlgren, Center, Star In One-Sided Conies] With Iowans Edwards IsInyjred Warmbein And Sebo Are To Lead Michigan State Against Wolverines (Continued from Page 15) stantial gains from Aggette, Frank Gaies and Lou Zindel. de...…
…Saturday, February 15, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Saturday, February 1 5, 1 936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae Nine DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN NOTICES to comply with League Council reg- Fraternity Presidents: There will be ulations for women's hours. a meeting at 4:15 p.m. today at the Jean A. Seeley. center table of the Pretzel Bell to re- Classification Notice: No changes port on "any ungentlemanly conduct in elections for the College of Li...…
…UEA, E THE MICHIGAN DAILY orrect Clothes For Rushing,CampusWear Feature Fall Style Woolen Skirts And Sweaters Seen In Class New Reversible Coats Are Practical; Old Jewelry Is Worn Over Sweaters Gay Plaids Run Riot The campus clothes of this year plus the tried and true classics of every year are destined to brighten even the most boring history lectures or French bluebooks. Although you will want to scintillate on the week- ends remenber th...…
….IY, SEPT. 22, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T WEXTY-ON' LV, SEPT. 22, 19~#1'~AQ~ TWENTY-OY~ Graduates Figure In Fall And Suiner Nupuials Directs Transfers (Continued from Page 20) graduated from the medical school in 1932. Another event of the summer was the marriage of Josephine M. Wood- hams, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Woodhams of Plainwell, to Robert Charles Von Maur, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Von Maur of Toronto. Both Mr. an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY gate Summer Sees Many Student Engagements And Wed Idings Patten-Garrey Nuptials Held In Late August Leah L. Russell Is Wed, In Chapel Of League To Milton John Roedel Numerous weddings and engage- ments of University alumni have played an important part in the society news of the late summer and early fall. Ruth Adele McDonald, '3,8, and El- bert Edgar Haight, '3$BE, were mar- ried at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday, Aug. 31, in St....…
…8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ^AGENNKT D l CL'9 T 1L,f~ V1-)l 1 , AW °T D almst possible to et very snt: Gay Scarves To Briguen Y ds City Wa Le' Improvemlentl Pai ental about the whoe thing nt S 7 JOURNEYS ----_-". perhaps, soeone mentions the dif .-LimitsRushing Conversation, tance to the stadium. S.F /IkT TFR..% _,,:\Everyone Walks in Ann Arbor N i- i, When one hears the tales of the summer vacations in which Michigan students indulge themselves, t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE - - Nowsomommoo Summer Best Of Swim Facilities Are Offered Her Municipal Beach Sandba And Foster's Are Huro River Bathing Spots Lakes Within Reac Dancing Ballrooms Ar Afforded By Sand Lake Blue Lantern, League Swim in the afternoon, dance in th evening, go swimming again at nigh- - that's the amusement cycle of An Arbor in the summer time, with an oc casional afternoon of tennis or go; thrown in ahead of the swim. W...…
…'. SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 THE-MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWENTY-ONT ay Tweed Suits Contribute To spring Fashion-Rightnes& Wine, Purple Pink And Ble Are, CombIned Tailored English Charm Is Found In Collarless Jackets And Scarves By KAY MacIVOR The first day of spring is only seven days off, so right now the essential thing is to "suit" yourself in one of the gay becoming new outfits dis- played in the shops. The prominence of tweeds at Pa...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA GE All Departnents To Participate In Lar ge Choice Is Available For Students, Aeronautical, Chemical, Metallurgical And Civil EngineeringAre Offered Is Regular Program The Campus As Seen From A Bird's-Eye View 4 I I Courses off:ered by the College of Engineering during the Summer Ses- sion are designed to appeal particu- larly to the following five classes of students: .First, students who desire to short- e...…
….FIDrnATM Y'la, 1939 THE morn G.AN DAILY a nip Britt ,"" . .. . MiCT-Ta I. A,:TIA1TL 1 - r~u NV ZUiN i University Summer Camps Offer Field Work For Seience Students Geology Camp Used For Field,. Survey Work Gxeology Field Camp Located In Wyoming k ' Wyoming Location Ideal For Training in All arieties Of Terrain Illustrative of the modern trend in educational methods toward giving practical experience in actual field viork is Camp...…
…Y, MAY 14, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 1 - The Masjdid-i Djuma in Isfahan, Persia, Which Will Be Discussed In Ars Islamica F, Smeta 'Barte To B Opera with Mr. Windt as director. Play na "pera Production. will be assisted by the School of Music and the department red Bride of physical education. e Offered f. (Contied from Page 17) (lhat poveruN was wine spread. Natur- ally the cultural efforts of the time reflected t...…
…F WOMAN' SECTION ig' ilgau t~aiti SECTION THREE i 1. W ' XLIX. No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1 1 7AA Board T o Give Annual Fashion Show Will Model Sports Styles Tomorrow On Athletic Field For All Freshmen To Feature Games A sports demonstration and style show will be presented at 4 p.m., to- morrow, on Palmer Field, by the Woman's Athletic Association to in- troduce entering women s...…
…t .h A6F t 43 .. a t1j, t t n t i /r l w smrrai a russr rrrrr Mr e 2 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1939 PRI4 CE FIVE Freshman Mixerse Will BeHeld For All New Students This Week; resents ports Exhibition Tomorrow And Thursday Are Dates For Dances At Union And League Attendance Limited To Class Of 1943 Freshmen men and women will be given a chance to become acquainted at the two freshmen mixers to be given from 4 to 6 p.m. to...…
…FRESHMAN SUPPLEMENT L git igan tiat I tg SECTION FOUR ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 12, 1939 Many Activities Planned For Orientation Extensive Activities Program Offered By W.A.A. Facilities Open To All Women In Univerity Harriet Sharkey To Head Organization This Year; Janet Homer To Assist The Department of Physical Edu- cation and the Women's Athletic As- sociation promote an extensive pro- gram of activities. All women in the Unive...…
…AUG. 13, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pleasant Dorms Correct Clothes Make The Woman--- Available Here Sure Of A Good Start And Popularity For New Girls\ r ..... e r 5 s r a --r r a r --7I Five University Residencesj Offer Many Advantages To Freshman Women Ann Arbor offers five dormitories for freshmen women, besides many accredited League rooming houses. These dormitories are Mosher-Jor- dan, the largest, Betsy Barbour Dormitory, Helen Newbe...…
…Saturday, rebruary 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Twenty-Ore .r 00 - Ilf 1 " ti, FMS V' !'k s; d (p+ J, t- :i ", " - 4t f. tt \ti Uc J V " J f 14at Q _ p prs po 009 s - ti's 's Ks A P. b e DArE y OF ct q t " PAYS , r ..yy yytt J , - " R LuNK4 ov-cap _--" 'e° Bows y ,i~ ' _.. _ , O f f," y . * J } p 4e 0 C l-ry '° Li dr H 1 r. F{E .PA4 ti w t. Q """rrr X s1. PAVVN EG <jTARTS HERE ' 'ttt , - =? T ExT f M T V -FOR _ 71 R S ASS w Z? GS : r 41...…
…Toasts Slowed '90's Drinkers The toast, now a thing of the past, was an important social gesture in the Mauve Decade. Most of them were sentimental, many incoherent. There were patriotic toasts, amatory toasts, comic toasts and just plain toasts. A typical of the popular drinking senti- ment of the '90's was this little verse : Come, fill the glass and drain the bowl, May Love and Bacchus still agree, And every American warm his soul With Cupi...…
…PAGE TWENTY'-TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 PAGE WENTY TWO S PTEMBR, 24.-._ ~II Golf Team Wins Second Successive National Title Fischer Loses In Semi-Finals Coach Trueblood' With Collegiate Colf Cup T ake Entries Chuck Koesis Gets To Quarter In University Finals Of National Amateur Of Match Play Varsity Wins In National Meet By 21 Strokes, In Big Ten By 60 Iwo Will Graduate tFischer Far Off Form In Losing To White, W...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYT TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1,1935 \. -. 1.® USED and New and STUDENT SUPPLIES We Have Everything For The Student; Fountain Pens Pencils Notebooks Paper Stationery Michigan Pennants Desk Lamps Blotters Laundry Boxes Scrapbooks Equipment For Classroom, Laboratory, Engineers, and Architects U r Mr IWw.w.E WI State Street at North University …
…Page Ten T HE MIC H IGA N DA ILY Saturdia Februar Q6 Pae e TE MIHGA DIY n y,,, y ~,,, , itI Swings It Private Lives' Of Orchestra \t / James"Piggie" Lunceford (above), as he posed for the staff caricatur- ist just before taking over his band- stand in the huge Intramural Gymnasium for the 1936 J-Hop. $ hw lubird BOOK NOOK The most complete selection of the latest fiction and non-fiction books in our RENTAL LIBRARY. 14 NICKELS ARCADE '1 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Many Students Entertained By Alumni Group Increase Of 25 Awards Offered By Association; Scholars Meet R uthven Seventy-five entering scholarship recipients and 100 students whose scholarships have been renewed, were entertained yesterday by the Alumni Association, Robert 0. Morgan, as- sistant general secretary, announced. This is an increase of 25 over the number of last year's new scholarship, holders. These scholarships...…
…"XE TWENTY-TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TtJESDA Y, SEPT. 22, ~rE TWENTY-TWO T~JESDAY, SEPT. 22, Fashion Points To Comfort In Football Garb Ann Arbor Days Demand Fortification A g a i n s t Rain, Sun, Cold (Continued from Page 16) than a little reminiscent of mascu- line campus headgear. A modern flat sailor of felt bound in grosgrain rib- bon is flattering to most types. The new square crown is shown in a felt breton with a big bright fore-and-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Velvet Is Again In Good Taste For Date Wears Full Skirt And Small Waist Return With Femininity As RushingTeas Begin_ (Continued from Pae 20) or vintage with the trim in white. For the smoothy who favors velvet; we suggest it. Black velvet with a small round collar of old Irish lace.; The short sleeves are finished in the, same lace, and tiny rhinestone buttons run from the neck to the waist. The1 skirt is simple and cut on ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .aies os Bee Sarle Mamie's lose Bleed Startles Tiger And Settlement Party By ANN VICARY The bus rolled to a stop to the tune of " . . . 5, 6, 7, 8-who do we appre- ciate-the driveer, the driver, rah, rah, rah!" Two seconds later the mad scramble began-children tumb- ing over each :other in their eager- ness to be out, the volunteers strug- gling to keep them in place till a little order could be brought about. Each child ...…
…TUE MICHIGAN DAILY Public Health Nursing Taught In The Summer Basic, Advanced Courses Offered By Education School Courses in both general and applied hygiene and public health will be offered in a six-week Summer Session by the division of hygiene and public health. The program is organized for public health administrators and nurses, child welfare workers and sanitary in- spectors, teachers and supervisors.. An increasing group of students i...…
…rrii ~ t TIAN iAl 1, Y '.ac,..~n~cwa~.w',..aw'r., w wA,.,.ntter..~ltana w. ..,aa a. .. i'a*. a',.aa,4', in n hsjyt '. -.,,.=X 1:,,....t -. rT eli Cloaked Ladies ' Lu1_. a . Ite Grandest In The Easter Parade Spring Suits Combine Checks, Plain Wools Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary! - Skirts Pleated Circularly;! Balloon Skirt Of Silkj Is WidelyAcclaimed Many New Models, Suggest Gibson Girl By KAY MAC IVOR Skirts and sweaters still get a, una...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HIMY,MAY Whitford Kane Directs Actors Thi um mer Repertory Players To Give 8 Plays During Their 10th Anniversary Term With Repertory Summer Program Of Lit By ETHEL NORBERG i Whitford Kane, one of the most eminent character actors of the American stage, will be guest director of the Michigan Repertory Players in their tenth anniversary season this s1urmIer. Under the direction of Valentine B. Windt, director of Play Produ...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 _.. _ - --r- Hopwood Awards For Creative Weriting Given During Summer the Department of English or in the Department of Joumralism. You must not have won a major Hop- wood contest. And your entries must not have received a prize in a former Hopwood contest or have been pub- lished in "a medium other than a col-, lege magazine or college newspaper." For those of us who follow the search and strike...…
… P Gt TVMNTY-TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY X4. 193'x, TH1~ MIE2TTT(~AN IIAITY FiIfl)AV, MAY 14. 1937 Important Advances Made In Women s Athletics In Last Fifty Years Early Campus Life Related Openin -Dinner By Student Of Class Of 1845 Of Celebration (Continued from Page 20) augural address from President Fish. To Be June 14 nish ourselves with Paley's "Natural Theology" and Stewart's "Philosophy of the Human Mind" and gave us ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, SAlumni Honor 230 Students With Luncheon: President Ruthven Speaks To Scholarship Winners At 9th Annual Reception Alumni activities for the year were begun yesterday when the Alumnae Council and the Alumni Association joined in welcoming 95 freshmen and about 135 upperclassmen, all who were recipients of the Alumni Under- graduate Scholarships, at the ninth annual reception and luncheon in the Union. T....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ns Scene Of Sporting And Sportswomen Mrs. Roosevelt P Yes I tl 1 ,-.: e-..re v , - ? .ac 4a k . 4,. tly To Open Annual show Series Oct. 26 __________ Freshi ;owling Knickerbocker Masaryk, ae a been o Clothes Kaltenborn On Schedule eel a bi Sports Of Oratorial Association ter, if f< ., :fy rhave to 19) (Continued from Page 19) d acay . ro pressed kle-length phire eyes, gardenia-white skin, and y swe is Allison her lustrous da...…
…PAGE TWENTY THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUG. 12, 1939 Casualness Is Emphasized In Selection Of Wardrobe For C v ampus s r - Simple Wool Dresses Are AlwaysSmart Sweaters And Skirts Are Mainstays Of Collegiate Wardrobe For This Fall By ALICE RYDELL By their clothes ye shall know them, so if you don't want to be labeled a spanking-green freshman, select your wardrobe for casualness. Simple wool dresses are always smart for clsroom as wel...…
…WENTY-TWO T HE MI C HI GA N DA L Y SATURDAY AUG. 13, 19 More Than 100 Extracurricular Activities Are Open For Partic 'iparitio U jreshmen Face AT Prbem O Activity Choice R ub -eaining Clb, Societies Are Listed For Eligible StudentsOld And New Polonia Literary Circle Founded 30 years ago by American Poles, the Polonia Literary Circle has as its purposes to give Poles a con- genial meeting place, offer them an opportunity to talk over th...…
…Page Twenty-Two IF HE , 1.CH 1G AN DALY Saturday, February IT, .193.9 PgeTw y-Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 1 1, :1 9~$ A TIME NE*E'MA! M B 001/" 0*1./F W#/CH WAS TO fNAG A $7RONG, HA'ND$OME MA- S3E PRAYf AND PRA3 vivr WN AM4 ONE DAV, ..... - --R F SH GADATS /N scm< A~f M AtctALAD40 RSM WAS CA"ANGEP 70 POt ~A £..OVG, LONG T IE P/p Q/ 71. 1tE CLQCI( 59 5sWe CAN'T EVEN SLE EP Ntf7 T ~ 57/I R M 5C O OPCO(/,QSE SHE- Cc44S M /IGA# ...…
…Page Twenty-Two TH E MIC IGAN- DA IL Y Soturday,- Febr,- - , 11, 1939 Page Twenty-Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY $oturdoy, February 11, 1939 5 'AC .4A5 7.0, PS rPAY AiyA/ Ft/ A/z 1 W14 A MAN/ , 'e J SHE GRR OuA7*Es" wo r SGyoo4 OF COURS SE SI COMES TOM/CUGAN WVHERE SHE /5 RUfE-D AND DULY PLED- GED sY TWO CHARM/NC SORORITY S/7ERs. lAVr IMAX 1 3 rr A NT4 A c vN' K <ii57 WAI7T T/4 ONE O'C OCK, WOWNT lRe 4RV -.. i (f"- YOU - *AwIS~.Yc'A~ 'B/IE '...…
…THE -,MICHMAN -DAMY PAGE- TWENTY-TNRFr. -TIlE ~MICHTGAN -DAIT.V A AIW T T IVP\R~V-,;. - a1 Y .. a 1 ,xa ",a a ..A La*L', i hilgan Swimmers Outstanding In Meet Swimming Coach With Nipponese 1 rysdale And Kasley Star In Officials' Ruling Cancel rysdales Second Wit And Costs Meet "Wolverines Swim Jn Medley Victory =Kasley Makes Sensationa Time In Breast-Stroke Leg Of Relay In a meet that gave internationa observers an inkling of the st...…
…Satu"rday, February 151 1936 THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY' Page Eleven .g, .g, . . .4 .. . utilized as booths, and they were Add J-Hop Queens derici, '37; Jean McFarland, '37P; PIg P --I--ggg. . done in a natural brown finish, with Bertha Kolb, '38A: Virginia Kenner, t horseshoes nailed over the entrance (Continued from Page 7) '38: Sarah Paine, '38; Marian Smith, Is O Ft I-lea rd Cry A td IV\. S. C. 1-100 adding a charming touch of beauty. Christe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAUNTS F. JOURNEYS By MARIAN SMITH uI -,;I 'I Bon voyages . . . smooth sailings . . . and happy landings were prac- tically all we heard early this summer . . . and now that summer is gone it seems everyone has a European tale of adventure to tell . . . you're almost an exception if you stayed in the States .. . almost ... There were simply scads of students touring this summer . . . so many in fact, they kept bumpin...…
…0 Section Four I LL G 4F A#tY flitir an IrtA Features ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1936 Ann Arbor Of 50 Years Ago Recalled By Prof. Goddard Germans Miss Old Traditions, VisitorReports Heidelbergers Bitter Passing Of Duels Mourned, As Are Study Habits Of YoungGermany By MARY GIES (EDITOR'S NOTE: Miss Gies spent last year in Germany as a graduate student at the University of Heidelberg, and is enrolling in the graduat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Assembly Leader Panhellenic Head Rushing Rules Are Pubslihed Required 50 Cent Fee Is Unprecedented Change (Continued from Page 17) must let the house know the next day. 10. Invitations must be delivered to the mail boxes of the dormitories or to the front doors of the League Houses starting at 9 a. m. Friday. No active may talk with a rushee at this time. 11. Entering students must stay not longer than three-quarters of a...…
…TUESDAY, SEPT. 2 , 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Senior Society W a s S ponsor O}f Assembly Independent Organization Was Formed In 1934 To Stimulate Interest Assembly, an. organization for nOn- affiliated women on the campus, was formed under the sponsorship of -Senior Society in the spring of 1934. The constitution was drawn up at this time, and plans for the organization were made, but it was not until the following fall that Assembly became an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFTEEN Religion Plays Large Part In Campus World Ann Arbor Churches Also Stress Educational And Social Activities SCA, Oldest Campus Organization Also One Of Most Active Groups The University of Michigan Student , it be in the field of religion or recre- Christian Association is the oldest organized student organization on the campus, having been founded in 1857. More commonly known anrong stu- dents as the 'SCA,...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . .. .. .. ~a a raTHE MIi CHItYAN .6IY Plan Informal Jdune Reunions F or Alumnae To Put League Resources At Disposal Of Visitors; Teas Are Scheduled Alumnae social activities to supple- mnent the formal program of the June celebration will make their re- unions more informal, it was an- nounced by Mrs. S. Beach Conger, general chairman of alumnae activi- ties for the event. An important feature of...…
