Saturday, February 13, 1937
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Fraternities And Their Guests
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(Continued from Page 4) ken, Detroit; Mary Virginia Hawkins,
Jean Brown, Margaret Whittemore,
Ann Sylvester, '40; Claire Ford, '40; and Ruth Hoy, Ann Arbor; Evelyn
and Virginia Callow, '37. Hodge, South Haven; Ida Maud,
Alpha Omega Howell; Aralie Antwright, Grosse
Beatrice Nemer, Deane Davison, Pointe; Marjorie Older, Flint; Char-
Dorothy Walker, and Evelyn Robins, lotte Striffler, Caro; Jane Kemmer-
Detroit; Naomi Levin, '39; Sybil Eb- ling, Monroe; Barbara Wild, Chicago;
ner, '39; Leah Cahodas, '39; Peggy Mary Hing, Hamilton, Ont.; Maxine
Smith, '40. Merrill, Toledo, 0.; Juanita Roath,
Alpha Rho Chi Fort Scott, Kas.; Mrs. Clyde Wil-
Janet Homer, Detroit; Ruth Clark, iams, Indianapolis, Ind.; Mrs. Ra-
Marquette; Gr eetWallaceLondonleigh Kinker, Toledo, O.; Mrs. A. T.
Mart; reenyWah, Wllace, Lono, Lu, and Mrs. Richard Woo, Shang-
Oat.; Dorothy Walch, Windsor, Ont.; hai, China; Ettie Len Toy Chin,
Betty King, Hastings-On-Hudson,
N.Y.; Betty Booth, Cleveland, 0 Grad.; Sihsing Djou, Grad.; Betty
.Y.;nettothlevesI.;'Raura, 37; Jewel Wuerfel, '37;
Marlene DuPont, Lake Forest, Ill.;ua ThelmaPtro,'7KyBihp
Avis Day, '37; Isabel Bruyere, '39A; 'I';Ja Peterson, '37; Kay Bishop,
Mr. and Mrs. Williams Warrick. '37; Janet Peabody, '36; Dorothy Gal-
Phi loway, '38; Martha Bragg, '38; Betty
Alpha Sigma Phi Ayres, '38; DeRhue Skinner, Spec.
Sophia Placek, Shirley Wickson, SM; Frances Robinson, '39; Char-
and Eleanor Hempel, Detroit; Clar- lotte Wolkov, '39; Laura Mounfield,
issa Heaton and Helen Greenstreet, '39; Annabelle Larsen, '39; V. Y. Ting,
Ypsilanti; Jean Cameron, Dearborn; '39; Lilian Tolhurst, '39; Betty Welch,
Margaret Pray, Jackson; Barbara '40; Genevieve Haner, '40; Dorothy
Smith, Cadillac; Janet Crites, Corn- Rice, '40Ed; Fanning Moy; Grace
ing, N.Y.; Jane Tank, Williston, O.; Moy; Eva Mae Chan; Beatrice Moy;
Dorothy Lovee, '37Ed; Margaret Jean Moy.
Guest, '37; Barbara Roberts, '37; Alpha Tau Omega
Jean Pray, '37; Jane Stoner, '38A; B
Bunty Bain, '39; Barbara Johnson, Lyon Shirley Gaither, and Blanche
'39; Jane Benton, '39; Elizabeth Tit-_Lyn,__hiryGaither,_ndB__nhe
us, '40; Betty Badger, '40; Virginia
Hart, '40; Mrs. Gordon Roeglin, Ann
Arbor; Mrs. C. D. Simonds, Ann Ar-
bor. . Let's Go.
Am. Soc. Civ. Engs.
Olga Huzer, Elizabeth Greene,
Norma Greenblatt, and Elaine Ihn- I-
SLEIGH
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featuring Enjoy the Snos
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The Hose for Lovely Women. 3250 E. Huron River Dr.
Tichenor; Mary Janet Sullivan, Stur-
gis; Evelyn Cavera and Alice Carlson,
Grand Rapids; Martha Sarris, Stur-
gis; Margaret Cowap, Birmingham;
Jean Gibbs, Oak Park, Ill.; Jeannette
Parry, Floral Park, N.Y.; Joanne
Klauser and Patricia Smith, Toledo,
O.; Mary Lou Hubbard, Youngstown,
O.; Betty Kay Jones, '37; Marion
Gommesen, '38; Florence Midworth,
'38; Jean Hanson, '38; Phyllis Carr,
'38; Margaret McCall, '39; Helen Mc-
Rae, '39P; Helen Brady, '40; Janet
Ladd, '40; Lois Falkenstein, '40.
Beta Theta Pi
Kay Taylor and Harriet Brelsford,
Birmingham; Mildred Guyotte, De-
troit; Catherine Griffin, Traverse
City; Barbara Worth, Middletown,
Conn.; Lois Fisher, Johnstown, Pa.;
Sylvia Durr, Deep River, Conn.; Jane
Lesselyong, '37; Virginia Smith, '37;
Mary Jane Frye, '38; Betsy Baxter,
'38; Josephine Wilcox, '38; Mary
Hurley, '38; Margaret Tichenor, '39;
Jean Smith, '40A.
Chi Phi
Kathryn Collick, Elizabeth Ber-
nard, and Mary Schiller, Lansing;
Renee Renaud, Detroit; Mary Lou
Martin, Grosse Pointe; Shirley Orr,
Pleasant Ridge; Marion Farr, Port
Huron; Beulah Downs, Romeo; Ruth
Masters, Ann Arbor; Helen Wolfe,
Toledo, O.; Jane Jungkunz, Freeport,
Ill.; Barbara Tilk, Buffalo, N.Y.;
Betsy Hood, Kingston, N.C.; Helen
Rowe, '37; Ruth Fowler, '38; Eliza-
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