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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

SATITM AY, APIL 5, 1919



WHO'S WHO Al 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
Rinshed, Detroit; Madeline Markham,
C'harlotte; Lois Shoemaker, Elmira, N.
Y.; Emily Edwards, Wellesley, Mass.:
Dixie Barrett, New York City.
Booth 1---Delta Upsilon
Chaperones-Mrs. Willis o. Nance,
Chicago. Guests-Misses Josephine
Serrill, Harriet Bqnallak, 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 Hughes, Montreal, Can.
Booth 13-Chi Psi
Chaperones-Mrs. H. J. Burkhardt,
Rochester, N. Y. Guests - Misses
Melen 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 Brandts
New York; Ruth Curtis, Toledo, O.;
Lucile LeVoy, Portland, 0.; 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 Wol-
lenstein, La Porte, Ind.; Helen Blank,
Harrison, N. J.
Booth 16-Phi Kappa Sigma
Chaperones-Prof. JohnIt . Brumm.
and Mrs. Brumm. Guests - Misses
Louise Johnston, Pauline Dunn, De-
troit; Clara Reid, Port Huron; Emma
Jane Minor, Ruth Minor, Grand Rap-;
ids; Hester Haze, Lansing; Katherine
MacLeod, Evanston, Ill.; Phebe Hub-
bard, Ashtabula, O.; Margaret Rowell,
Valparaiso, Ind.; Helen Hudson, Gos-
hen, Ind.; Shirley Rutherford, New
York City; Margaret Dalrymple,
Louisville, Ky.
Booth 17-Independent
Guests-Misses Grace Young, Laura
Clarke, Celia Girardin, Sara Lamberg,
Adelaide V. Wendover, Detroit; Franc-
es Caldwell, Constantine; Mildred Vans
Amberg, Brighton; Ethel E. Orton,
Three Rivers; Bernice Whittemore,
Alice H. Brown, Ann Arbor; Hildred
Doubler, Ruth Wise, Cleveland, O.!
Ethel H. Glauz, Grand Rapids; Franc-
es Salinger, South Bend, Ind.; Helen
Roeloss, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Booth 18-Delta Chi
Chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. Norman
W. Reed, Toledo, O. Guests--Miss's
Laura Ballentine, Dyme Bodenstab, Is-
abel Laylander, Edith Meiser, Helen
Worcester, Detroit; Ethel Apfel, ,lizai-
beth Arthur, Mina Montigel, Enma,
Riggs, Ann Arbor; Geneva A. Bacon,
Toledo, O.; L. Allene tecker, Ros-
well, N. M.; Frances M. Dundas, LT:mss-
ing; Flora Kelley, Kansas City, Mo.:
Elizabeth Schieffelin, Wellsboro, Pa.
Booth 19-Acacia
Chaperone- Mrs. L. C. Goodrich.
Ann Arbor. Guests- Misses Esther
Louise Fiss, Albion; Myrtle Cum-
mings, Vera M. Cummings, Jackson
Ethel J..Sherwsoo,Has- City,; lant<
tact. St. Johns; NMinnis t;linsbutisMct
Grew, Pittsburg, Pa.; Lodema Wil
liams,, Eldora, Ia.; Mihldred 1. Ii
man, Rochester,.N. Y.; Leila E..N_ 5 .
ell, ;llmdora, Ia.; Agnes M1. Haum, New
Castle, Pa.



Bootis 20--Commerce Club
Chaperones-Prof. I. Leo Sharfman
and Mrs. Sharfman. Guests-Missrs
Helene Carmichael, Beatrice Radc.
coacher, Mildred IHenry. Detroit; Olites
Nobert, Margaret Kelly, Jackseon;
Lucy Moran, Grand Rapids; Thelta
Forsyth, Gladstone; Pauline Johnsen,
Owosso; Marion Handley, Toledo, O.;
Mary Lohrstoffer, Port Huron; Doris
Sprague, Cheboygan; Grace Olilmach-
er, Florence Morrison, Annints r;
Lois Maher, Ma-ille, N. V.
Booth 21-Sigma Chi
Chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. John D.
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 Mc-I
Donald, Detroit; Elizabeth Briscoe,
Jackson; Lucy Carlisle, Eleanor Car-
lisle, Sagniaw; Virginia Mack, Ann
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; Eleanor Dixon, Port
Huron; Merrild Worsford, Grand
Haven; Grace Burrett, Margaret Neff,
Ann Arbor; Martha Shepard, Parnas-
sus, Pa.; Yvonne Stalker, 'T'oronto,
Can.; Cecilia Fohey, Hattiesburg.
Miss.; Virginia K. Updike, Esther L.
Dorrance, Ethel McAlpine, Detroit;
June LeVerette, Pontiac; Dorothy
Wall, Kalamazoo; Ernestine Hall,
Lansing; Doris C. McDonald, Holly;
Mildred Edmunds, Grand Rapids;
Merle M. Miller, Menoninee; Josephine
Shaffer, Lima, O.; Kathleen Trask,
Detroit.
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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Last Times Tonight
Elsie Ferguson in
"Hi arisi~anife"
The very first night she came down in a caring French creation. Wow! but the Puritan
husband and "in-laws" wtee hrified! 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 clothes.
BURTON HOL MES TRAVELOGUE SELECTED COMEDY
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
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ADOLPH ZUKO~t es1I Pz'c'eV~
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"THE SILVER KING" is one of the most intensely dramatic motion pictures ever screened
Its thrilling depths cc uld not be better sounded by any living actor than William Faversham
It is a picture of love. of life, of death and will touch the deepest chords of your being. William
Faversham is a master.
"Never Too Old"-Sennett Comedy
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION!
Fyfie
Naval Base Qou riette
Four Jolly Tars. in Sing Song

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Children 10c---Including Tax---Adults 25c
SHOWS TODAY 1:30-3:00-4:30-7-8:30

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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 woman
Sunday-Monday, April 6-7
Kay Laurel in "The Brand"
A Rex Beach Picture, described as 'The Most Thrillimg Melodrama
Since The Spoilers'"
Tuesday, April 6, Constance Talmadge
in "Mrs. Leffingwell's Boots" (Ret.)
The Story of a Pretty Wife vith Pretty Slippers
COMING-NORIMA TALMADGE IN "THE PROBATION WIFE"
CONSTANCE TALMIADGE IN "A LADY'S NAME"
ALICE JOYCE IN "THE LION AND THE MOUSE"

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