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Detroit; Helen M. Porter, Detroit; Josephine Bay, Detroit; Margaret derwood, Detroit; Katherine Winda-
SOLE nMOrBE UESTS Henrietta Guetschow, Detroit; Jane ierz, Birmingham; Margaret Coble, mere, Miami, Florida.
SpudnLasing; I'rene Ayling, Detroit; Louise Grinnell, Detroit; Ruth
Lansing; Frances M. Murray, East Morey, Los Angeles, Calif.; Marian Booth 10-Phi Kappa
(Continued from Page Three) Tawas; Dorothy F. Squiers, Ypsilanti; Parker, Cincinnati, O.; Carmen Roth- Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Gfell,
Booth 5-Pi Kappa Alpha Mildred T. Martin, Crystal Falls; Mad- enberger, Napoleon, O.; Yvonne Ann Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Mark-
Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Mc- eline Lister, Pontiac; Martha L. Bark Roueax, Ottawa, Can.; Elizabeth Un- (Continued on Page Five)
Pherson, Howell. Guests-Misses Lil- ema, Holland; Dorothy S. Kinner,
lian Leeson, Ann Arbor; Gladys Wood, ; Cleveland, O.; Verna M. Trebilcock,
Ann Arbor; Frances Dunnewind, Ispheming; Emma Jane Hitchner,
Grand Rapids; Margaret Rogers, Mishawaka, Ind; Elouise M. Martin,
Grand Rapids;; Katherin Booth, Muskegon; Helen B. Biahnik, Menomi-
Spearfish, S. Dak.; Marjorie Mallory, nee; Lila E. Reynolds, Battle Creek:
Evanston, Ill.; Helen McDowell, Chi- Frieda E. Bank Ann Arbor; Eleta C.
cago; Mary Mathias, Elkhart, Ind.; Seeley, Pontiac; Mrs. Don C. Wheeler,-
Hariette Wise, Van Wert, O.; Evelyn, Detroit; Mrs. Frank T. Whitney, Sagi- I
Rezanka, Detroit; Mary Moritz, Atlan- naw.
ta, Ga.; Genevieve Moritz, Atlanta,1-
Ga.; Frances Mallory, Evanston, Ill. Booth 8-Alpha Kappa Lambda, GREATER
ChryonNO SHWNSTA
Booth 6-Alpha Chi Rho Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Strong. NOW SHOWING THAN
Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. Forest Mad- Guests-Misses Hazel McCreedy, Bad MARRIAGE
lem, Ann Arbor. Guests-Misses Axe; Sarah Slocum, Pasadena, Calif.; With
Helen Bailey, Ann Arbor; Marion R. Thelma Potter, Flint; Wave De Bolt,
Fikes, Detroit; Isabelle Griffith, To- Sturgis; Susie L. Stratton, Bradford, ARJORI DW
ledo, O.; Sarah Bonine, Ann Arbor; Pa.; Dorothy Rogers, Clarksburg, W. LOU TELLEGAN
Constance Stanbrough, Detroit; Jean Va.; Florence Davis, Slippery Rock PEGGY RELLY
Carrabin, Ann Arbor; Antoinnette Pa.; Adelyn Burke, Detroit; Dorothy EFFIE SHANNON
Feick, Sandusky, O.; Gretchen Mulli- Crocker, Utica, N. Y.; Alice Wuerfel.
son, Ann Arbor; Marian Wassink, Ann Ann Arbor; Mildred Boyce, Detroit;
Arbor. Helen Stair, Monroe; Helen Augs-
purger, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Lillian Lath-
Booth 7-Psi Omega ers, Inkster.f

Patrons-Dr. and Mrs. Lyman L.
Jones, Detroit. Guests-Misses Mar-. Booth 9-Delta Chi
garet L Stoakes, Detroit; Mayme E. Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. G. Raymond
Kerr, Detroit; Dorothea D. Zentgrebe, Wiess, Grand Rapids. Guests-Misses

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