SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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"THE FOUR SEASONS''


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man, Madi on, Wis.; Clara Louise
Kattnaacr, (Chicago, Ill.; iRhea (Iluerk,
Cleveland, 0.
Booth 21-Phi Chi
Chaperons-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Rychener, and Mrs. Frank Hatch, Ann
Arbor. Guests -The Misses Cora Lou
Murbock, Archbold, 0.; Shirley Salis-
bury, Petoskey; Bernice Rowe, Port-
land, Ind.; Catherine Konwinski, Iron
River; Martha Tront, Findley, 0.
Mildred Neff, Findley, 0.; Bath Werk-
heiser, Findley, 0.; Martha Maclean,
Pit tsburgh, Pa., Ethel L. Williams. De-
troit; Florence Seldoii. Ann Arhor.
llob22 I1 trr iit age tlandI-lta Phi
Belta
Chaperons-Prof. A. G. Rutlven and
Mrs. Ruthven. Guests--Mrs. Harry M.
Martens, Brooklyn, N. V.; the Misses
Margaret A. Hudson, Detroit; Char-
lotte L. Eckert, Grand Rapids; Mar-
garet Tibbals, Detroit; Agnes Jean
Tappan, Port Huron; Mary A. Isley,
Adrian; Gladys Edmondson, Morgan-
town, W. Va.; Ethel Stone, Lima, 0.;
Julitta C. Erwin, New York City;
Edith I. Parker, Detroit; Ottilie Klaus-
meyer, Cleveland, 0.; Blanche Kynast,
Saginaw; Harriet C. Brown, Indian-
apols, Ind.; Dorothy B. Davis, Glen-
coe, Ill.; Kathryn Potter, Union, N. J.;
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TER THIS AFTERNOON FOR THE BENEFIT OF J-HOP GUESTS.

ens, Ann Arbor; Helene Torrey, Do-
wagiac; Irene Forgy, Ann Arbor;
Margery Mitchell, Marine City; Mil-
(Continued from Page Four) dred Beach, Paw Paw; Grace Hen-
r(otnefrmPgFor drickson, Ann Arhor.
Thelma Smith, Detroit; Winifred rk ,A Ab
Buck, Morenci; Elizabeth Humph- Booth 19-Independents
reys, Van Wert, O.; Georgia Hicks, -
Maysville, Ky.; Esther Fiske, Albion; Chaperons - Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Crystal Vander Horst, Kalamazoo; Newhall, Detroit. Guests-The Misses
Evelyn McElveen, Detroit; Katherine Agnes R. Nissen, Port Clinton, O.;
Johns, Rockville, Ind.; Finette Mar- Florence S. LeMont, Detroit; Helene
tin, Toledo, O.; Constance Ihaldwin, C. Steeg, Kansas City, Mo.; Helen
East Orange, N. J.; Mildred Sheets, Wild, Ann Arbor; Deborah Robison,
Muncie, Ind.; Elizabeth Norbeck, Chi- Detroit; Ellenor Putnam, Detroit; M.
cago, I11. Ottilie Davis, Benton Harbor; Helen
H. Hawker, Detroit; Claire Shinnick,
Deroit; Katherine Andrews, Detroit,
Booth 18-Sinfonia Hazel Francis, Detroit; Esther Pfrom-
Chaperons-Mr. and Mrs. R. S. mer, Ann Arbor; Dorothea Holmes,
Moore, Tecumseh. Guests-The Miss-' Detroit; Dorothy Jacobs, Detroit;
es Ruth Goodhue, Cleveland, O.; Ruth Claudis Hensley, Detroit.
Robinson, Medina, 0.; Elizabeth Su-
tey, Flint; Minota Lancaster, Clinton; Booth 20-Phi Sigma Delta
Katherine A. Kreis, Detroit; Marjorie' Chaperono-Mr. and Mrs. JosephI
Ballentise, Port Muron; Ruth M. Foa- Alexaider, Detroit. Guesto-The Miss-
ter, Traverse City; Elisabeth H. oes Helen Esser, Detroit; Anne Mush-
Browning, Cleveland, 0.; Hazel Stev- kin, Sioux City, Io.; Evelyn Haupt-



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