february 10, 1934 the michigan daily page three who's who at the hop house parties castalia, topeka, dubuque, and wyo ing (ohio) send delegates breakfast afterwards, a luncheon and theatre party Saturday aftrnoon, and a radio party Saturday night. Stan- ley Smith. '34E, is in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rushmere, Ann Arbor, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hubly, Kal- (Continued from Page Two) ner party Friday night, a breakfast amazoo, are to be chaperons. dance after the Hop, a tea dance Guests are Marian Giddings, '34, Phi Delta Epsilon Saturday afternoon and a dance Sat- Nolda McCamley, '34; Dorothy Imrie, Guests of the house are Selma. urday night. Kent Thornton, '34E, is '37; Dorothy Hammersley, '34; Ruth Wax, '37, Hanna Kaplan, '34, and chairman. Bosse, Evansville, Ind.; Mary Travis, Ruth Weiss, '37. Guests of members are Louise Birmingham, Ala.; Frances Brown, Crandall, '34; Dorothy Conger, '37; Rochester, N. Y.; Martha Ann Saw- Phi Delta Theta Betty Sinclair, '36; Evelyn Walsh, yer, Kansas City, Mo.; Dorothy Wil- Cuests of Phi Delta Theta mem- '34; Geraldine Wirth, Buffalo; Nan ,her, Detroit; Laura Gauvreau, De- bers are Constance Burnett, Jackson; Betty Jackson, Toledo; Virginia Mor- troit; Peggy Lou White, Sharon, Pa.; Betty Dalrymple, Grand Rapids; gan, '35; Louise Kalin, Detroit; Jane Smith, Detroit; Frieda Schae- Eloise Fliteraft, Oak Park, Ill.; Betty Bertha Mathews, Flint; Louise fer, Ann Arbor; and Helen Bird, Ann Turner, Baltimore, Md.; Louise Brown, Vermillion, O.; Winifred Arbor; Mary Louise Moore, South Chapman, Chatanooga, Tenn.; Dor- Roberts, Youngstown, O.; Charlotte Haven, Mich.; Kathleen Fry, East othy Evans, Detroit; Jane Bradley, Whitman, '35; Ann Peckover, Sag- Lansing, Mich. Buffalo, N. Y.; Sara Cline, Chata- inaw; Jane Beauchamp, Louisville, , nooga, Tenn..; Catherine England, Ky.; Bonnie O'Neill, St. Louis; and Sigma Chi Grand Rapids; Margaret Arnold, 34; Iary Alice Rigg, Chicago. At the Sigma Chi house party the and Elsie Pierce, '37. folowing will be guests: Mildred Reservations have been made for hi ig a Delta Bell, Kalamazoo; Dorothy Pilat, Chi- breakfast after the Hop at Chubb's. Chaperons will be Mr. and Mrs. B. _ago; Leila May Norman, Detroit; Brooks, Ann Arbor, Dr. and Mrs. F. Betty Strain, Grosse Pointe; Mar- Phi Epsilon Pi Fien, Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Byron garet Allen, Covington, Ind.; Eliza- Guests include Marjorie Wolff, and Novitsky, Ann Arbor. Guests are Dora beth Balhatchet, Wilmette, Ill.; Ade- Ruth Altschul, both of Cleveland Eliasohn, '34; Mildred Abramsky and laide Erwin, Rochester; Jane Wag- Heights, O.; Henrietta Rubel, Louis- Mildred Feinberg, of Detroit; Fran- goner, Evanston, Ill.; Sarah Meh- ville, Ky.; and Sue Nahler, Detroit. ces Schoenholz, Long Island, N. Y. lop, Dubuque, Ia.; Betty Bush, Youngstown, O.; Nancy Cook, '37; Phi Gamma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa Barbara Rose, '34; Mildred Jeanne Guests of the members are Eloise Guests of members are Dorothy Bosma, '35; Dorothy Jones, '36; Jerome, Ann Arbor; Mary Weide- Oostdyk, '37; Marjorie Oostdyk, '35; Dorothy Bohrer, Youngstown, O. nann, Detroit; Elizabeth Pascoe, '34; Ruth Kaser, '35; Margaret Norcross, and Betty Bergener, '36. and Ellen Jane Conover, '35. '36; Phyllis Knowles, Detroit; Betty Others attending the J-Hop as Bingham, Detroit, Jane Reynolds, guests of Sigma Chis are Marjorie Phi Kappa '37; Hazel Hanlon, '36; Elizabeth Coe, Ann Arbor; Janet Wilman, The house's guests include Elsie Schaffer, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Her- Ypsilanti; Katherine Loomis, De- McClelland, Betty Israel, Virginia bert Bayle of Detroit will be chap- troit; Norma Pioch, Detroit; Janet Lee, Marian Werth, Carol Maas, and erons. The house party is in charge Jackson, 36; Philis Stone, Jackson; Betty Hoppin, all of Detroit; Kay of Edwin Deer, '36D. Plans have Marion Gay, Ann Arbor; Mary Liv- McGurn, Buffalo, N. Y.; Dorothy been made for a formal dinner Fri- ingston, Chicago; Betty Crist, '37; Parker, Ann Arbor; Virginia Elen- day night, a tea dance Saturday Eleanor Allen, '34; Virginia Hayes, bass, Wayland, Mich.; Veronica afternoon, and attendance at the Marion Sweet, and Gretchen Schoen- Smith, Cleveland; Dorothy Cook, Union dance Saturday night. feld, all of Detroit; Catherine Mc- Rogers City, Mich.; Barbara An- Coll, Wyandotte; Mary Lowery, drews, Three Rivers, Mich.; Margaret isi Ulpsilon Manchester; Helen Hamel, Pontiac; Grant, Monroe; Kay Kaltenmark, Psi Upsilon will entertain a large and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ehlers, Ann Perrysburg, O.; Alice Manter, Erie, group of guests at a house party over Arbor. Pa.; Phyllis Lutes, '36, Mary Fitz- the weekend. A dinner will precede Sima Nu patrick, '37, and Dorothy Bolton, '36. the Hop Friday and there will be a dinner and dance Saturday. Edmond Sigma Nu is entertaining this Phi Kappa Tall Woodruff, '34E, is in charge. Mrs. week-end with a house party which A breakfast will follow the Hop E. P. Ordway and Mrs. R. H. Titus opened with a formal dinner Fri- at the Phi Kappa Tan house, with of Battle Creek will chaperon. day. A tea dance will be held Sat- Bernard Stillson, '34, in charge. The guests are Louise French, '36; urdayafternoon and a formal dinner Booth chaperons will be Mr. and Mrs. Betty Vinston, Birmingham; Betty dance that night. Kenneth Mack of Ann Arbor and Clingensmith, Bloomfield Hills; Ruth Those who are attending the house Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox, Evanston, Lininger, Ann Arbor; Dorothy Vale, party are Eve Dann, '3; Barbara Ill. Guests are Marian Wuerth, '35; '37; Elaine Davidson, Kalamazoo; S3tone East Lansing; Betty Lyons, Margaret Hadden, Pemberton; Jean Virginia Simmons and Marie Jean 35 HeleSto aton, '36; gieche Hoffman, Lakewood, O.; Kathryn Smith, both of Grosse Pointe; Eliz- Hayes, Reed City, Mich,; Dorcas abeth McCoy, '36; Elizabeth Platt, Bosman, 36; Marjorie Morrison, '36; Bryant, Dayton, O.; Lucile Peloquin, Cleveland; Helen Winsor, Chicago; Hriia oens, Detroit. '37; Rae Wilson, Cleveland; Mar- Virginia Carter, Green Bay, Wis., thers wsho Dillbeprs garet Reed, Highland Park; Mar- Doris Otter, Bloomfield Hills; Marcia othies whoey, 'present are garet Ballard, '36Ed.; Ruth Chris- Mills, Topeka, Kans.; Frances Rice, Josephine McCauey, '34; Irene Mc- tianson, Fort Clinton, O. Charleston, W. Va.; Gretchen On- ausey, '36; Janet Allen, '33; Phyllis derdonk and Ann Palmer, both of Williams, Wadsworth. O.; Rena Bas- Phi Kappa Psi Winnetka; Esther Tyler and Bar- ker, Travis City; Barbara Allen, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Pettijohn, Ann bara Knorr. Kalamazoo; Betty Cope nhesaning, Mich.; Reginsa McKin- Arbor, will chaperon the house party land, Chicago; Carolyn Haywood' Kinsman, Macnret Doerk and Betty at Phi Kappa Psi over the week- Toledo; Mary Rhodes, Evanston, Ill.; ale Cooke, all of Chicago; and Miss end. A formal party is to be held Josephine Hadley, '36; Jean Royce. Urcutt, Detroit. Saturday night. '36; Mary Potter, '37; Ernestine James St. Clair. '33, John Humph- Guests include Ann Timmons, '36; Richter, '36; Kay Rietdyk, '36; reys. '33, Mark Smith., all of Chicago, Dorothy Schwartze, '36; Peg Connel- Nancy Ulds, '37; Edith Frederick, 37; returned for the ceek-end. Sylvester lan, '37; Laura Jean Kempf, '34Ed; Allison Tennant, '36; Dorothy Sprau' H. Leahy and Robert Roach are also Catherine Howell, '36; Mary Louise '35; Betty Whitehead, Jane Mutter, to be guests. The chaperons for the Kessberger, '34; Mary Robinson, '36; and Ellen Yates, all of Detroit; Ma- dances ace Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Betty Burns, '36; Jeannette Detwiller, non Martin, Highland Park, Ill.; and Brown, Lakewood, O. '34; Mary Robertson, St. Louis; Clara Velma Seip, Flint. Knudson, Helen Bons, Gloriana Pi Lambda Phi Sigma Phi Selji, Betsy Callendar, Margaret Among the guests at the Sigma Scranton, and Sarah King, all of Guests of the house are Kathleen Phi house are Jean Moore and Kath- Detroit; Jeanne Bonnet, Columbus, Woodlock and Claudia Robertson, erine Dowdy, Detroit; Jane Peter, O.; Mary Butler, Marion, Ind.; Mar- both of Lansing; and Phyllis Sher- jorie Warner, Wyoming, O.; Helen win, Jane Ferguson, and Margaret > > < >oooi>4> Mason, Grosse Pointe; and Gladys Ferguson, all of Detroit. For those in-between hours McLean, Louisville, Ky. Sigma Alpha Epsilon V We suggest agood show- Phi Kappa Sigma A dinner Friday evening at the *i MICH IGAN The program for the house party, Sigma Alpha Epsilon house will pre- c saturday at Phi Kappa Sigma includes a din- cede the Hop. There will also be a "BY CANDLELIGHT" - -Paul Lukas Elisa Landi --- -1 FOUR ACTS OF V UDEVILIE U (and Guest Feature E 1"LADY FOR A DAY" fJEWarren William May Robson I \."aI'h oufr SicInd lt't for the VERY atetsuss -Sunday- suggestions for O Private Life of HENRY VllI HER VALENTINE I* MAJESTIC. Friday "DINNER AT EIGHT" Satnrday rJ"ROMAN SCANDALS" University Flower Shop Opposite the Michigan Theatre -- Phone 9055 F Sunday FOU R M ARX B ROS. C in "DUCK SOUP" __<->_<-><->0<->0- >(( '36; Elizabeth Blood, '36; Betty Pittsburgh; Dorothy Fricke and Sweeney, '37; Lucille Wright, '35; Irene Taylor, both of Buffalo; Mrs. Helen Clark, '34; Mary Sabin, '35; John Ohlson, '34; Roselynn Cook, Dorothy Alexander and Mary Claire '35; Wilhelmine Carr, '37; and Janet Holland, Grand Rapids; Elloyd Liv- Kappler, '36. Mr. and Mrs. Len Wil- ingston, Bay City; Helen Capp, son, Ann Arbor, will chaperone. Evanston; Katherine Kilman, Buf- An informal dinner will precede falo; Constance Giefel and Anne Bur- the Hop, which will be followed with sley, Ann Arbor Virginia Reed, a pajama breakfast at the house. Grand Rapids; Frances Barbour, Saturday's plans include a theatre Grosse Pointe; Jean Laitner, 36; and party and tea dance and that night I Virginia Taylor, Winnetka, Ill. there will be a dinner dance. The Plans for the house party include Blue Collegians will furnish the an informal dinner and a formal music. house dance Friday night and a for- mal dinner dance Saturday night. Theta Delta Chi Guests at the Theta Delta Chi Sigma Phi psilon house party are Jean Mallock, Wil- Attending the house party at Sig- mette, Ill.; Jane Shewry, Chicago; ma Phi Epsilon will be Lucile Rugg, Rowena Burns, Port Huron; Laura Detroit; Ruth Wader, Lakewood; Robbins, Toledo; Anne Sherwood, Martha Wheeler, Ann Arbor; Helen Grand Rapids; Dorothy Schmidt, Garvey, Detroit; Helen McLaren, Detroit; Betty Eaglesfield, Niles; Va- Grand Rapids; Virginia Hartz, '34; lerie Smith, Grosse Ile; Margaret Harriet Fowler, '37; Teresa St. John, Spelman, Chicago; Eloise Moore, '36; '34; Kate Landrum, '37; Dorothy Barbara Sonty, Chicago; Grace Fab- Cogger, '35; Mary Jane Cummings, bri, Chicago; Florence Harper, '36; '34; Josephine Day, '34; Barbara Josephine McLean, '36; Margaret Hahn, '36; Ella May Broome, '35; Mustard, '35; and Mary McCarthy, Grace Leslie, Grad.; Elizabeth Grat- '34. chell, Grad.; and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Plans for the house party include Rohrbach, Detroit. an open formal dance Friday night, and a closed formal dinner dance Theta Chi the following night, under the direc- Guests at the Theta Chi booth are tion of Fred George, '34. Eleanor Monahan, Gary, Ind.; Helga re Sahlmar, Ludington; Dariel Smith, KetaKappa 'st Algonac; Betty Fundis, Cora Ed- Guests at the Theta Kappa Psi monds, Jean Kreg, Mildred Buchan-, booth will include Edith Zerbe, '37; an, and Jane LaChapelle, all of De- Helen McDonald, Detroit; Winifred troit; Alice Johnson, Albany; Gret- West, Ann Arbor; Vivian Lyons, Ann chen Buehler, Chicago; Marion Arbor; Charlotte Etzold, Bay City; Pripps, Gary, Ind.; Ivelita Glass- Ruth Burnworth, Toledo; Lucy cock, Ludington; Maurine Burnside, (Continued on Page Six) Arbor Springs Water PURE -: - CLEAN -: - REFRESHING Phone 8270 and Order a Case O r r' "What's the mailer, Joe- *Izdian Underwear?" 0 Arrow, with humanitarian kindness, has taken that bedeviling seam in the crotch of underwear and moved it to a new location. It is now exiled to regions where it will never again cause dis- comfort. Try Arrow underwear with the patented seamless crotch and put an end to your squirming. 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