The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
SOUTHERN BELLE WINS
BEAUTY AWARD AT U, OF N,
Miss Mary Bonner, of Nashville,
Is Picked in Michiganen-
sian Year Book

ANN ARBoR. MAY 15.-Prof. NJ l..
D'ooge, head OF the department OF
Greek and Latin, has written the ieau'
ing article OF this years Michiganen'
sian. the year book OF the senior Ila ,
es. The book is dedicated 10 pean
Henry NJ Bates OF the law deparlinen,, ,
and II is perhaps, the best year oo ~,
ever issued at Michigan. Al least l il'.
members OF this years classes cial.i'
that honor for IL. and there Is no ON
TO deny them that pleasure. one te",'
ure OF this years Michiganenslah -
that Il was ready for distributor aoou,
three weeks earlier than Is usual;
the case. despite the fact that the ran
way mems strike In Chicago hanu,.ap
ped its publishers considerably. MIS-
Mary Bonner. of Nashville, Ienh,' -
conceded to be the prettiest ana mosl
brilliant girl In the senior ranks WIZ
Marie Sttketee, of this city, q closo
second in the race for beauty honors'
BERT watkins. OF Bay City, was select
ed as the most popular man, ana MacA
RYAN. OF Brimley, is accorded the non.
or ~ being the handsomest. Liza
Tubbs. OF Chesaning, was CHOSEN as
the most popular girl. or course 'lS
hool, contains the usual pictures oi
football baseball, tennis and tracA
taams as we'll as various other VARSITY
athletics and a mine OF intornslion
concarnine fraternities and campus so
cietIes Following last year custom
a nictnre and short sketch OF eacu
dean is also printed, and the pictures
nj the regents and other omciais VI
the university are also given
In an effort TO raise funds lot lis
rasiaepce halls for women proposltlon
the Woman's league has given al y,
dar for a large number OF postcaiI We
nearing the likeness of DIR. James %
Anyall which will be placed on SAFE
during the May festival ana the ola-
mond Jubilee celebration.
The annual spring party OF the
Carc,a Erancais will be held at the
Ann Arbor club on May 81. me GER
Gle has elected the following ofhcers:
PRESIDENT Cyril j. Quinn: yice-presi-
dant Mercedes de Goenaga; secretary
Gertrude NJ. Helmecke; treasurer
Ciyde w Nicholson. Albert F. Hurt
hurt has been chosen TO succeed NJ
Rene Talamon. resigned, as direc'or'
The annual graduation exercises Oh
the University Training School loi
Nurses were held yesterday aiterno sni
and a class OF 10 was graduated as .o
lows: The Misses Jennie Monh'
Ridgeway; Cordelia Roberts ri,ht,
MYRTLE Hayes, Gustwus, " Lara
Babcock, Grand Rapids; Louise heIr'
Rochester: Stella PARROT, Woodianu,
Fanny Gray. Delaware Bend, o.; He,en
Mumford, Adrian; Rose ChamDernn'
Hancock; Elizabeth Middleton. MARION
Ind Winifred Burkman. Hancock
lena Sage. Ionia: Ruby Bracelin. Ale
gan, Bessie Kesserling, Flint; Lucille
lanes Bloomdale: Edith Betz, Adrian;
Grace Brown. Morenci; Ethel Roberts
Toledo; Marion Dickinson, Hillsdale.
.ast evening the annual nurses party
was held in Barbour gym.
The university appointment commit
fee has secured schools for the follow.
ing university graduates: Maude Nc
Michael. 70. Latin and German, How
ard CITY: Helen Gibson, IL, English
and history. Croswell: Ilah ". Joseph,
,l5. eighth grade and Latin, Plainwell;
p Crittenden, IL, mathematics, Port
Huron: Florence F. Hammond, IL
English Bryan, o.; Mary Smith, IL,
history. PIainsdale; Behtra Bird, II,
biology and history, Benton Harbor.
WEIGH Bros. have purchased the two
story brick terrace at Nos. $3.50 PARK
oil. and the frame dwelling at NO. o.
Park-pl., giving total frontage OIL ll0
feet on the street and depth OF loo
feet. The property was purchased
from the estate of Edmund Hall ana
from Wallace Bros. WEIGH Bros. have
also purchased from o. b. Cook the