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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1919

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WHOS WHO AT THE HOP
(Continued from Page Five)
Marie Hixson, Houghton; Hortense J.
Hatch, Marshall; Frances E. Coates;
Oak Park, Ill.; Helen Shephard,
Omaha, Neb.; Marion Smith, New
York City; Mary I. Trigg, Washington,
D. C.
Booth 11-Theta Delta Chi
Chaperones- Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Fleischauer, Ann Arbor; Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Shoemaker, Elmira, N. Y. Guests
-Misses Dorothy Wilder, Marjorie
Van Norman, Antoinette Schantz, Irma
Riished, Detroit; Madeline Markham,
Charlotte; Lois Shoemaker, Elmira, N.
Y.; Emily Edwards, Wellesley, Mass.;
Dixie Barrett, New York City.
Booth 12-Delta Upsilon
Chaperones-Mrs. Willis O. Nance,
Chicago. Guests-Misses Josephinee
Serrill, Harriet Benallack, Mary Full-
er, Barbara Marquis, Donna Laverock,
Detroit; Marjorie Lee Post, Petoskey;
Cornelia Clark, Ann Arbor; Luella
Marsh, Muskegon; Hester Johnson,
Manistee; Sylvia Cooper, Norwalk, O.;
Adelaide I ughes, Montreal, Can.
Booth 13-Chi Psi
Chaperones-Mrs. H. J. Burkhardt,
Rochester, N. Y. Guests - Misses
Helen Paton, Hazel Holmes, Josephine
Morrison, Gertrude Mann, Ruth
Kresge, Margaret Dewar, Dorothy
Dingwall, Grace Dewitt, Janet Joy.
Detroit; Edna Martindale, Farming-
ton; Margaret Perkins, Grand Rapids;
Jesse Davidson, Maria Handley. Chi-
cago, Ill.; Margaret Moore, Washing-
ton, D. C.
Booth 14-Psi Omega
Chaperones - Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Frost, Muskegon. Guests - Misses
Loretta Fraser, Gertrude Lamare, De-
troit; Elsie Crowley, Grand Rapids;
Genevieve Morrill, Jackson; Frances
Whitney, Ypsilanti; Minetta Marie
Goetz, Ann Arbor; Gladys Brandt.
New York; Ruth Curtis, Toledo, O.;
Lucile LeVoy, Portland, O.; Marie
MacKay, Miami, Fla.
Booth 15--Phi Sigma Delta
Guests--Misses Sarah Kozlow. Rose
Hubar. Sadie Horwick, Esther Imer-
man, Irene Rosenberg, Esther Lam-
port, Helen Hubar, Detroit; Catherine
Smith, Grand Rapids; Maebelle Wil-
lenstein, La Porte, Ind.; Helen Blank,
Harrison, N. J.
Booth 16-Phi Kappa Sigma
Chaperones-Prof. John R. Brumm
and Mrs. Brumum. Guests - Misses
Loise Johnston, Pauline Dunn, De-
troit; Clara Reid, Port Huron; Emma
Jane liinor, Ruth Minor, Grand Rap-
ids; Hester Haze, Lansimng; Katherinee
MacLeod, Evanston, Ill.; Phebe Hub-
bard, Ashtabula, O.; Margaret Rowell,
Valparaiso, Ind.; Helen Hudson, Gos-
heu, In.; Stirley Rutherford, New
York City; Margaret Darynpe,
Louisville, Ky
Booth 17-Independent
Guests--Misses Grace Young, Laura
Clarke, Celia Girardin, Sara Lamberg,
Adelaide V. Wendover, Detrit; Franc-
es Caldwell, Constantine; Mildred Van
Amberg, Brighton; Ethel E. Orton,
Three Rivers; Bernice Whittemore,
Alice H. Brown, Ann Arbor; Hildred
Doubler, Ruth Wise, Cleveland, 0.!
Ethel H. Glauz, Grand Rapids; Franc-
es Salinger, South Bend, Ind.; Helen
Roeloss, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Booth St8-Delta Chi
Chaperones-Mr and Ms Norman
W. Reed, Toledo, O. Guests-Misses
Laura Ballentine, Dyme Bodenstab, Is-
abel Laylander, Edith Meiser, Helen
Worcester, Detroit; Ethel Apfel, Eliza-
beth Arthur, Mina Montigel, Emesa
Riggs, Ann Arbor; Geneva A. Bacon,
Toledo, D.; L. Allene Becker, Ros-
well, N. M.; Frances M. Dundas, Lans-
ing; Flora Kelley, Kansas City, Mo.;
Elizabeth Schieffelin, Wellsboro, Pa.
Booth 19-Acacia
Chaperone- Mrs. L. C. Goodrich,
Ann Arbor. Guests- Misses Esth r
Louise Fiss, Albion; Myrtle Cum-
mings, Vera M. Cummings, Jackson;
Ethel J. SherwooedSBay City ; Mulriel
Bart, St. Jihns; linnie Elizabeth -i
Grew, Pittsburg, Pa.; LudlemaWil-
liams, Eldora, Ia.; Mildred E. Leh-
man, Rochester, N. Y.; Leila E. New-
ell, Eldora, Ia.; Agnes M. IauN, ew
Castle, Pa.
Bootu 20--Commerce Club
Chaperones-Prof. I. Leo Sharfman
and Mrs. Sh.arfman. Guests-_Misses
Helene Carmichael, Beatrice Rade-
macher, Mildred Henry. Detroit; Olive
Nobert, Margaret Kelly, Jacrto- ;
Lucy Moran, Grand Rapids: Th la
Forsyth, Gladstone; Pauline Johso.
Owosso; Marioin H andley, Toledo, O.;
Mary Lohrstoffer, Port Huron; Doris
Sprague, Cheboygan; Grace Oh nac-
er, Florence Morrisis n sit m o;
Lois Metier, Mayville, N.Y.
Booth 21-Sigma, Chi
Chaperones---Mr. and Mrs. John D. I
Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Howard N.
Newland, Benton Harbor. Guests
Misses Olive Hutchinson, Maunie 'Wal-
don, Ethel Wills, Lois Knowlson, Julia
Hammond, Dorothy Sherbondy, De-
troit; Louise Hatch, Marshall; Flor-
ence Sheets, Benton Harbor; Doris
Witt, St. Joseph; Helen Stimson, Hunt-
ingburg, Ind.; Charlene Fieberger,
Wellesley, Mass.
Booth 22--Psi Upsilon
Chaperones-Mrs. C. N. Smith, Bay
City; Mrs. Charles A. Khuen, Sagi-
naw. Guests---Misses Ruth Stone, Es-
ther Caulkins, Betty Caulkins, Harriet.
Pierson, Lucy Phillips; Margaret lt
Donald. Detroit; Elizabeth Briscoe,'
Jackson; Lucy Carlisle, Eleanor Car-
lisle, Sagniaw; Virginia Mack, AnnI
Arbor; Eunice Mitchell, Ellen Mitchell,
Ruth McCaskey, Rachel Watt, Roxena
Hassett, Toledo, 0.; Florence Hyde,
Kansas City, Mo.
Booth 23-Xi Psi Phi and Eremites
Chaperones-Mrs. G. C. Parker De-
troit; Prof. J. H. Cissel and Mrs. Cis-
sel, Mrs. Edward Danill, Mrs. Wilmot,
Ann Arbor. Guests Misses Lillian
Wallace, Detroit; Eleansor Dixon, Port
Hiuron; lierrildsl M s esi i ,Graniil
Haven; Grace Burrett, Miargaret Neil,
Ann Arbor; Martha Shepard, Parnas-
sus, Pa.; Yvonne Stalker, Toronto,
Can.; Cecilia Fohey, Hattiesburg.
Miss.; VirginiaI. Updike, E herL
Dorrance. Ethel liceIlpineDetroit;
June LeVerette, Pontiac; Dorothy
Wall, Kalamazoo; Ernestine Hall,
Lansing; Doris C. McDonald, Holly;
Mildred Edmunds, Grand Rapids;
Merle M. Miller, Menoninee; Josephine
Shaffer, Lima, 0.; Kathleen Trask,
Detroit.



Last Times Tonight
The very first night she came down in a taring French creation. Wow! but the Puritan
husband and "in-laws" h rift d! Worse shocks yet to come! You will get a bigger idea
of Elsie Ferguson's brilliance when you see her dressed in these stunning Paris cloths.

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Booth 24-Independent
Chaperones-Dr. Stouffer and Mrs.
Stouffer, Ann Arbor; Dr. J. C. Mac-
Lennan and Mrs. MacLennan, Wind-
sor, Ont. Guests-Misses Margaret
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ARCADE
A Good Show Every Day
Saturday, April 5, Geraldine Farrar in
"Shadows" (Ret.)
This story by Willard Mack presents Miss Farrar in a fine role, first as
an Alaskan dancing girl, then as a Detroit Society womat
Sunday-Monday, April 6-7
Kay Laurel in "The Brand"
A Rex Beach Picture, described as "The Most Thrilling Melodrama
Since 'The Spoilers'"
Tuesday, April 6, Constance Talmadge
in "Mrs. Leffingwell's Boots" (Ret.)
The Story of a Pretty Wife with Pretty Slippers
COMING---NOISiA 'TALMADGE IN "THE PIOBATION WiFE"
C('%NSI'NAE T'ATLMADGE IN "A LADY'S NAME"
(ICE JOYCE IN "THE LION AND THE MOUSE"

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