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THE ICH-IGAN DAILY

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1926

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31 :sniaM.Clb , 11011a11, N. Y.; Ann Arbor; Virginia Tice, Ann Arbor; Ash, Muncie, Ind.;1 Mildred E. Scama-
0 1 1111Anill rorl1; Ifelenl (11011 Barbiara Took, Flushing; Helen Stew- homne, Steubenville, 0.; Isabell tC.
. N 1. ,1i' 311 3liii 11r1, Aurora, Ill.; Florence Wuertel, Field, Detroit; Gertrude Mt. M~h
. felIni .; - Oso,i tlionbiirg,O. Valeria Dickenoon,, gie, Bad Axe; Francis A. Vincent, La-
* iNora J. C l11 ,1'irioPontiac; Margaret IBallarid, litte-.peer; Iha M. Eyre, Detroit; RthlC_'
I'1 1 .1 1'1Constantlline obrglhIa, . Mary Looioe Cooney, Curl, SptiringfieldI . ol 'v
Wido, Ont.I; 1oai11ryn lHighilanid Park; Laura Taylor, Stock- )lHaugh, Granid Rapids; Martha 1I.
;sns 1, 3311010, ID'- bridge; Heleno Van Renneselaer, New, Johnson, Detroit; Lillian Lake, lDe-
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Pa~trons- Mr. anid Mrs. Robert A.
Campblilell, Anon Arbor; Mrs. L. J. Her- i lBooth No. t7-Uhi Sigmsa Eappa
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J- HOP FLOWERS
THE girls with the most beautiful
corsages, the houses most at-
tractively decorated, will obtain
their flowers from the Ann Arbor
Floral Company. We have a boun-
tiful supply of flowers and acces-
sories in readiness for your J-Hop
requirements, Remember we are
experts in floral decoration and ar-
rangements.
Ann Arbor Floral Co.
Store 122 E. Liberty Dial 6215

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The Importance of Having
the Right Costume!
The right costume? How
very important it is. And how
very important that her costume
express the newest and most
authentic tendency of Fashion !
How necessary that the ward-
robe of those clever young
women who are the social lead-
ers follow the correct lines that
have been recognized as vogue
for 1926!
To choose your costume
properly demands minute at-
tention-but more than that it
requires shopping where gowns,
wraps, and all the things that
complete the costume are style
-and where there are indivi-
dual costumes for every type.
Such selection is possible in
Ann Arbor at

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