SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN
"Such perfectly delightful new hats,
LEADERS OF GRAND MARCH and so becoming"
That is what you will say when you see our new spring
styles at
Mrs. Grace \E 230 Nickels Arcade
Van Schoick OIJPfgL Phone 795-W
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CIARILS A. IUII1IIMtER MISS GRACE PATTINSON
Mr. Hummer and Miss Pattinson were the leaders of the grand march at the Junior Hop Friday evening. Hum- And why
mer is chairman of the Hop Committee. Miss Pattinson's home is in Manistique. not, when
Booth 39-Phi Delta Theta Booth 42-Alpha Sigma and everybody
AMDNC T OSE IE Chaperons-Mr. and Mrs. Irving S. Pi Upsilon Rho
Brower, Pontiac; Dr. Arthur Sanders Chaperons-Dr. and Mrs. Linn IV.
(Continued from Page Six) and Mrs. Sanders, Ann Arbor; Mr. and Boyd, Dr. Charles F. Meyer, Dr. and
ian Lake, Detroit; Isabel Waterworth, Mrs. Longyear, Lansing. Guests-The Mrs. Wilbert B. Hinsdale, Ann Arbor.
Detroit; Uervaise Uarpenter, Blissfeld; Misses Jane Bently, Lima, O.; Helen Guests-Mrs. Howard S. Wilson, Lans-
Helen Vickery, Detroit; IHortense Hoad Tinan, Peoria, Ill.; Kaythrine Moul- ing; the Misses Edna Whitney, Helen
Ann Arbor. ton, Lima, 0.; Vivan Hoffman, Kansas N. Vincent, Phelps, N. Y.; Elizabeth
AnAbr.City, Mo.; Margaret Severance, Kan- M. Vincent, Phelps, N. Y.; Beth C.
sas City, Mo.; Jannet Slotzenbach, Stoddard, Wyandotte; Ruth G. Sanzen-
Booth 37-Zeta Beta Tau Lima, 0.; Helen Baker, Lima, O.; Ruth bacher, Toledo, O.; Arlene Des Ermia,
Chaperons-Prof. and Mrs. I. Leo Wells, Lima, 0.; Alberta Clark, Lans- (Continued on Page Eight)
Sharfman; Mrs. Meyer A. Loeb, Chi- ing; Sally Hamilton, Lansing; Eliza-
cago, Ill.; Mrs. Walter Rosengarten, beth Elliott, Lansing; Cornelia Bou-
Toledo, 0. Guests-The Misses Doris tell, Bay City; Margaret Wallace, Bay
Artley, Akron, O.; Paulinee Hart, Lor- City; Adelene Johnson, Enid, Okla.;
ain Nathan, Amy Wolf, Doris Zeisler, Harriet Shephard, Ann Arbor.
Chicago, Ill.; Emily Jane Guiderman,
Jean Hilb, Frances Seinsheimer, Cin Booth 40-Independents
cinnati, 0.; Maxine Davis, Lillian Chaperon-Mrs. Thomas McKay, De- Second-Hand Books Bought and Sold
Efroymson, Ruth Mossler, Indianapo- troit. Guests -The Misses Maude
lis, Ind.;Eleanor Cramer, Gladys Ros Johnston, Detroit; Cyria Farley, De
enbaun, Kalamazoo; Sally Cassel, Syl - troit Evelyn Goldman, Detroit; Sylvia
via Lind, Detroit; Anne Degen, Den Kttleman, Detroit; Eva Ginsberg, Do W a hr'sU niversity Book Store
ver, Colo.; Miriam Nathan, Buffalo, troit; Marian M. Nichols, Hampton,
N. Y.; Cecille Ehrman, Helena, Ark. Va.; Dorothy Koepe, Beacon Hills;
Aileen McLeod, Ann Arbor; Elizabeth
Booth 38-Theta Delta Chi Mock, Ashland, Ky.; Beatrice Austin, Il ll it i Ili llIlilllili it 1i it Ill i ill Ili ill i Ilillli IIIll111111i1lil 111111111111111!
Chaperons-Mrs. V. H. Butler, Ann Adrian; Amanda McKinney, Wagner,
Arbor; Mrs CW. Keena, Detroit. Okla.; Harriet Knight, Marquette;
Guests-The Misses Doiotby Maitland, Genevieve Pardee, Concord; Marguer-
Negaiunee; Margaret Cuddy, Ashville, ite Spaulding, St. Johns; Mildred__ __
N. C.; Gwendolyn Wilt, Altoona, Pa.; FIrecking, Battle Creek.
Madge Atwood, Cairo; Beatrice tampe --------
bell, Sault Ste Marie; Iuth Chambe Booth 41-Delta Sigma Pi
lin, Grand Rapids; Katherine Brem- Chaperons--Prof. Joseph R. Hayden
ner, Boston, Mass Margaret Nester and Mrs. Hayden, Ann Arbor. Guests
Detroit; Frances Seidel, Grand Rap- -The Misses Muriel Sweet, Detroit; In a photoplay we are glad to show
ids; Frances Barnard, Cleveland, 0.; Virginia Sweet, Deroit; Ruth Sturm
Dorothia Droege, Dunkirk N. Y. Lor er, Port Huron; Alice Rich, Detroit;
aine Denman, Toledo, O. Geraldines Joyce Van Alstyne, Wyandotte; MaryC_
Sterling, Jackson; Margaret Cameran Randall, Ann Arbor; Helen Frost, Ann
Detroit; Pauline Stark, Pittsburg, Pa.; Arbor; Lula Warner, Lansing; Hazel
Helen Thompson, West Point, Neb.; Eckhart, Lansing; Edna Groff, GrandI
Ninah May Cook, Germantown, Pa.; Rapids; Carol Walters, Pontiac; Hel-
Nanette Hugget, Grand Rapids; Jos- en Davis, Ann Arbor; Dorothy Collier,
ephine Lang, Portland, Me. Detroit. _ Booked in especially for J-Hop patronage
WE ARE MIGHTY POSITIVE We Have SomethingYOU WANT TO SEE
COMING SUNDAY FOR FIVE DAYS
Gc 90Ps nce
G n .PRESENTS -
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A mere glance and someone has form-
ed his impression of you in the flash of
an eye; They have seen you, gauged you, _ <m
- thereates ca of
judged you and now they are gone!tstarseverassemle
onle screen! ndutq
What has that impression been? What is wICE VDo
their opinion of you? How will they remem-?raoDUHER BER
ber you? You can answer that question for
yourself by answering another question, "Who svegioomM Dnt
was your tailor?"=C
Well dressed men are in the habit of C a van -
having their clothes tailored=a
- by -
J. Karl MalcolmFS
"Quality first - economy allvays"
Now at the Adams theatre in Detroit
for 50c, 75c, $1.00 prices.
Note: We now have an exceptionally fine line Florence Vidorand Theodore R "HAM" HAMILTON
of spring overcoats in the imported woolens =\ToertQ.Comedy, too
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