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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Saturday, February 9, 1935
Paae Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 9, 1935
Quaint Elegance Of Period Styles
Featured In Gowns Seen At I-lop
(Continued from Page 1) attended the Hop. A scarlet moire
of Robert Morris, '36A, chairman of picture dress was worn by Maxine
the decorations committee, wore white Maynard, '35, president of the League.
crepe. This gown featured a high waistline,
Black velvet, featuring a high waist, an off-the-shoulder neckline, and a
full skirt. With it she wore black
was worn by Dorothy Osserman, of accessories.
Benton Harbor, who was the guest of Ruth Root, '35, president of the W.
Charles Frick, '36E. Dorothy Wol-
lensack of Milwaukee, Wis., attended A.A., was seen in a two-piece dress,
with J. Kirkwood Whaley, '36. Miss combining a blue skirt with a silver
Wollensack chose white crepe, and lame jacket, made with puffed sleeves.
with it she wore a white wrap with She wore rhinestone jewelry.
a red lining. A cream velvet robe de style was
Virginia Smith, '37, was the guest chosen by Eleanor Blum, '35, women's
of William R. Dixon,'36. Miss Smith editor of The Daily. A brown feather
was dressed in aquamarine crepe, at the waist added a touch of color.
with short sleeves and a roll-down A drop shoulder neckline and a full
collar. Black crepe was the choice skirt were featured. Her wrap was
of Jane Tobias, of Detroit, who was a matching shade of velvet, trimmed
accompanied by Charles Marschner, with mink.
36E. Margaret Mustard, '35. wmens
Raspberry waffle-weave crepe was business manager of the Gargoyle,
worn by Jean Greenwald, '37, who chose flowered satin, with an ivory
attended with R. Foster Campbell, backgroaund far the pastel flwers.
36. Miss Greenwalds dress featured It was made lng tailred lines, with
a short jacket, with a halter neck a high Peter Pan collar. Mary Pot-
and long sleeves, pointed at the wrist. ter, '37, selected white satin, accented
The dress was made with a tunic with amaroon flwer, and Lois RHs-
style, and accented by a gold and enberry wre printed satin, with
silver corded belt, matching the cord- shades of pink and blue predominat-
ing on the hem of the jacket. Gold ing. Two large bows lined with blue
clips were placed at the neckline, taffeta were used as accents.
which was square in front and made Betty Hill, '35, president of the
a low v at the back. Gold earrings, League Assembly, selected black vel-
bracelet and slippers matched the vet, made with long full sleeves. Kath-
cording on the belt. ryn Rietdyk, '36, a member of the
An unusual shade of cral crepe J.G.P. cmmittee, als was attired in
with a gold thread was selected by black. Her dress was lace, with net
Irene Thomas, '36M, who was the ruffles flaring out at the knees. The
guest of Raymond Bunge, '36M. A sleeves were also made of the ruffles,
drop collar formed the high neckline while green flowers at the back added
in front, and flowers of the same a touch of color.
shade were used to trim the belt. With Mary Savage, '35, wore black tulle,
this Miss Thomas wore old gold jewel- with a tulle jacket trimmed with ruf-
ry and gold slippers. fles.
Pearl Bone of Clymer, Pa., who at-
tended with Robert Speer, '36Ed.,-I
wore peach brocaded satin, made SPECIAL
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