…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 1924 J-HOP COMMITTEE Gwendolyn Ward, Detroit; Ruth Bar- Detroit; Josephine Schepers, East bara Thompson, Jackson; Margarite Lansing; Elizabeth Gier, Lansing; Richardx3, Detroit; Voyce Godfrey, Jean M. Allen, Detroit; Harriett Lo- Hillsdale; Marian J. Marshall, Jack- gan, St. Louis, Mo.; Marie O'Connell, son; Martha A. Smith, R...…
…PAGE SIX M\1J( IGI .AN-DAILY S AlliiiRDA N" iti"BIi{ Aii'10,192:1 WE. RAVE rIVh ,i Atitin. if ito ii II Entliti ttloed from5 i Stvtns, 51rin ;field, Il1 Detroit,;iRuthiBlickly,1 l altieit o intl.," (SistltVinder BftI'i zott; DointhIto teonitt, fi (it lit, tit: ,A7 lit; Suts "ietti onr ,-i i' ll il A iootli 37 lii iii' Chi.1 lt At Itt: lChapleronttstt r. anIdtetMrs.f Etilt - U z Ii H iatlittillo Hays, li i c hii it iii essU Brit 'k' 'lctt...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN "DUTCH CLEANSER" DANCE I1 .) WHITNEY THEATRE 1 Monday, February HENRY W. SAVAGE oFrers "5-DluVoadyloBiIe j 30 AME RIS AT O ITEY wYO r S(CENE 1ROM "IN ANI)OT" 1923 111I11IGAN { UNtION OPE RA. WHII'H THE 13 PRES]NTEID TIlS AFTERNOON AT Tr1IlE WIIIP7 NEY1f1T1EATIREFOR 1T lE B11112 .A.IT OF J-I1102 GUESTS. ni~~ Julrr C Kamer eroit; Helen l itshorgiPa.; (an:: latiAlton a C rcsoAnA...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE, MICHIGAN DAILY S.:1TITRDAY, FEBRIT.F RY 10, 1923 PAGE EIGHT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY EASI INCIODEDIN 1824 OPEDA 1IIP Contracts Signed For New York City,r Philadelphia, and Buffalo Theaters DENBY MAKES HLANS FOR I WASHINGTON APPEFARANCEl By IRobert ("a Moriarty Michigan will send its eigeenccth' annual opera cast. Buffalo, Now York City, Philadelphta, and probably Washington will be on the itinerary LE...…
…SOUVENIR 4MORNING HOP EXTRA EDITION V O L . X X X I II . A N N A O O R M I C H I G A N , S A T T " D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1 0 , 1 9 2 3 . 1 1 1 R < - T N C E N T . l f w 4 0 L G~O~EDIOW(NS J-HOP GRAND MARCH FINALE GUETM AND DAE MOSC EVENT OF SEASON FEAT ODES OF VOP; I NOW MEMODY E'XQISITE, DAZZ11ING CREAT XIO'N'S GUSS0,0 M OF "11 1.MI XASIIO'' A.PPEARI GREEN P'REDOMINATE S MEL ODEOUS _MUSIC HOLDS IN ARRAY OF COSTUME '0 x DANCERS iN ITS SWAY H...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 01 They have argued the governmlent , 14je fut~tp t V t out of oending detectives to the op0. They hays distributed their pictureso OFFICIAL NIEWSlPAPIE0R'Of TlE UNI- broadcast to the preOct throughoout the V ESIfY OP MICIGAN1 Po) h'Ise o51 bsiystote ood eation. In foct they hae5 % On lib TfileSDante dorin lbhonieslty yea by te Badindovoted two hoors a day religiously Let (lhaperens B...…
…SATURDIAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE . . . . ......... = - --. - I Guests From All Sections O1If BotI 8-zs 1} Capron 11(1sfr 3 (h t Cio Country A ttend Annual .AJ'-IJrojr. Guet-l'ie ls s es Slly onnoly, ocIto rdMi;rHt, lbs list of patrons and pa'trons's- C). Gts es as announced by Arid P. Baoyne, ci ', IDetri '24P, cbairnman of tbs J-lHsp pro- Ripids; 51 grant committee, includes: is;Helen President and Mrs. Macian 1...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 A. McLaughlin, Ann Arbor. Guests- 1111111111111111111 1 11111 t111 1tiIIII11ts---111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M 11111111111111111 _ L The Misses Katherine Brown, De- troit; Elizabeth Stark, Detroit; Mary (Continued from Page Three) Arden Crumpacker, Valparaiso, Ind.; erine A. Evans, Detroit;Edythe Adele DeLano, Ann Arbor; ima-= 1 Wal...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1924 J-HOP COMMITTEE Gwendolyn Ward, Detroit; Ruth Bar- Detroit; Josephine Schepers, East bara Thompson, Jackson; Margarite Lansing; Elizabeth Gier, Lansing; Richards, Detroit; Voyce Godfrey, Jean M. Allen, Detroit; Harriett Lo- Hillsdale; Marian J. Marshall, Jack- gan, St. Louis, Mo.; Marie O'Connell, son; Martha A. Smith, Rittman, O.;...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY :10, 1923 G r eeoe, N. Y'.; Aphra Ludd, Be- H UEWTH Itrust; Bernice Moore, iinneapolis, _____1 Mien.; Ruby Green, Whichita, Bans.; (Coninue fro Pag Fir) Dorothy Curtis, Ionia; irs. Robert Esther Hackedorne, Toledo, 0.; ElsieCrysksn Stevens, Springfield, Ill.; Jean Craig, I ot 1RcadCu Detroit; Ruth Blackly, Yalparaiso, CBooth4-Ricad MrClGorg Ind.; Crsstel Yander Hurst, Ralasna- hprn-r n r.Gog z...…
… '74 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN "DUTCH CLEANSER" DANCE ! T ' k ; 1 l1_ ,. , ;. f ; .% 1 'iFx I r -"'1 'i Ik bra c T} ,HITNEY THE TRE 1 onday, February I HENRY W. SAVAGE oFFers J .J 7e Delicious ocal Aldornmenf 0 T AMERICA S FAVORITE Lts PRIMA DONNA PCIu tx COMEDIENNE IN e 11usIC AL RO MAMCUP LAdyBilly 7/r , 16,r OPEVAT/7'10<fMVSA TIO N 300dIMES AT THE LISEMTY, NEW YORK, CAFT AND CH OUR S OF 50-Company's ...…
…r _. - - . .p. :- PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FBRUARY 10, 1921 A LLEADERS OF GRAND MARCH 18124 OPERA TIP Contracts Signed For New York City,j Philadelphia, and Buffalor Theaters; DENBY MAKES PLANS FOR WASHINGTON APPEARANCEa By Robert C. Morarty Michiganrwillrsend its eighteenth annual opera east. Buffalo, New York City, Philadelphia, and probably Washington will be on the itinerary for next year's production. Arrange- John P...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE It ianF ~Iai MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 'rrI I ~ 7T Y> ! TT- .0 ALfETnT VUL. XXXV. No.U4. L++ur ''rAG E ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, fEBRUARY 10, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENT EIGHT PAGES COMPLETES PLANI FOR MYFESTIVA "LA GIOCONDA" WILL BE PLAYE BY SIX GRAND OPERA ARTISTS IL Supports League SUMM9ER SESSION PLANS LECTURES I REGENTS APPOINT THREE TO ASSUME BURTON'S Q TIES Wolverines Take Tight Game F...…
…*; p'AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUMISDAY, FRJIUARY 10,,925 ,- ... . °TU . .. ... UNVESTYGT GREE1KPROTESTS Athens tUniversity Condenmns Violence of Turkey Against Oreek ' i eeeIa tics. SENT TO ALL SCHOOL S He's 78 tomorrow 1 STwo protests from the Senate and student body of the, National Univer - sity of' Atheiis, Greece, hiave been re- ceived by the University in a letter from the Greek minister to the Uniteul States. Th6 letter Whi...…
…{ > k TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1925 ___________________THE NMiCHIGAN DAILY PAGE" 1,T';r" 1 -1 ,-! , 4 - i 1 M LY O FI I PPbication n the Bulletin is constructive n{t~ico t, all members of 0 11heUniversity. Copy received by the Assistaia to Li, 1T",ident until 3:30 p.,im. (31:30 a. mn. SaturdayA 1, yo11me 5 TULESI)AY, FEBRiTAR li1), lY25 Numlber 94 Jordan Given $25,000 Educational Peace Prize DECORTE LIBBY0',C MEN TO ADDRESS II_1___ny...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1Y25 I __ - Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titild to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in .this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Enteied at the...…
…I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAIL\ PACE FIVE PAGE FIVE ii 4 fs o S 0 rl-d g WOMAN PROFESSOR COMES TO BUSINESS SCHOGL Gown Developed In Tartan Cloth 'ANUNCE COMMITTEES IFOR LEAGUE BRIDGE TEA 4 '.f i PROF. MARGARET ELLIOTT CONDUCT NEW COURSE IN ECONOMICS TO Announcement has been made of the appointment of Miss Margaret Elliott as assistant professor in the School of Business Administration. Proles- sior Ellio...…
…I ?AGE.SIX THE MICIGAN DAILY Tt"P.,DAY, FEBRUtTARY 10, 1925 I{ doom _ _ _ ice. / _ .- ...w jj Hwy ...... . w+rw.w .r.rrwr rM 1 .. _ .. 1 ,. .. .. = f . ,, CK&AODONS PanBi-ndo TawPevnt.'FSHR.TH "" Prep 1DONSTrack ,ABadeHockey hCE M. IGSN 1- FRBDE ET~ Cnet eeBATTERY TRYOUTS: last Inliiute Raly Falls to Cateli be sp ,,,, .,ythe Ahletica nn ia- l inurls ank Squiad for ~eoiidt i lf$In e s ligtcold :,Hal that sets 1 ' ~(od a=~-; A...…
…y TUESDAY, FEBRU7ARY 10, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THlS TNIS LASSICOLUMN CLOSES CLOSES At 3 P.M. I ADVERTISING AT 3 P.M. JWOlt SALE---$10 rTenor Banjo for $15. Good as new. Call Walter, 870-M~ between 7 and 8. 'FOR RIENT--Sing]le room, X\ ('II fur- nished, quiet house. 648 Tappan,: four doors from Campuzs. TO RENT-Nicely furished room!,, newliouse. 336 S. Iiiin 'FRRN -agedul rroom with private family. No o,!r students in house. (Cal-l after...…
…PAGE EIGHT V&OE 1!1011T ~~~~~THEMICHIGAN DAILY_____UEDYFBRAY1,92 TU3?:>DAY, FEBRUARY 10, 110-15 DALYOFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page Three) for new students; should be made Tuesday afternoon between 2 and 4 in Room 222, AngellI14all1.1. ans French 11: There will be a new class opened in French 113, Tuesday and Thursday, 11:00. Get cards in 1O4SW. A. G. CanfieldI. French 116: All students whlo wish to take French 116 of Mr. Delattre ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 CJr 4 ML-ML- MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 96. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928 EIGHT PAGES { - _ - _ _ ___- I I rnlflAnITTrr onrOT WIGARGOYLE ISSUEI UU1111111I ILLNub L[GAL MEASURES CONSERVATION 01 TENTATIVE LAWS DRAF1 INSURE PRACTICA PRESERVATION BATES ACTIVE IN Group Will Continue Active7 And Recommend Measu Regarding Gas Recommendation submitted Committee of Nine, on 'whi Henry M. Bates...…
…PACE ti THE MICHIGAN DAILY ]PRU)XV. rlnl'nRTTART Id. 1'q2g TI-F.MTHTCN>YAI. L'TLT h& y P 1 W a 1,riL n 2V ll1. 2 a PLIGHT IS APPOINTED 'V-TIAO' COMPLETE PLANS FOR CONFERENCE! Final plans have been ura n 111 for the Fourteenth Annl ~A . ichiv: In ;Conference on l-i h'Wav Enlginweing. 1 hih jeis15 10tak e pilace I h (eH'P hV14- PfL A N T O W ID E N S TR E E T S IPr i si n w s gi e ete d y b .3 A. Bin s1ey, cdean of students and i?,d war...…
…-T 10, 1928 TV, A' THE 1VI.ICHIGA DAILY ' PAGE THREE VRTDAY', FEBRUARY 10, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE } _ M''ISS HOFMNWILMoncada W~ill Seek Office In Vicar-gzua PBCT NEW LIBRARY ca' ,lim pointmient o0. Miss Ellen A. I? oliman as the new ibrarian of the I ,ra r wh icli the School of Forestry arjil Conservation is to establish o. fthe first floor of Nat ural Science b~uildling. The Loard of Re-gents ate- piroved her appointment a...…
…PAGE FOUR THEIFMICHTG'AM fDATT Y Tf'RTTT.AY_ PERRIT ARV 10. '1 W1 R - . av *a*X.'Jaa~rA * t.>t AA..t..X, . .'? VI 1 .' l V 1 V n iOQIi < I 4 1 .1{X t I tV , Ld.(, i6 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatchcs credited t...…
…FRIDAY, FEBIWARY 10, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE -RIA - FBR AR-1---2--------IIT 1A D IL ir 1 1 , , Will I V44b Vif I1P HIRIT DAST PLAYrIN Dre Angell Protests A Specialization "Vocational departments, law med- ical, engineering, and others, do not3 belong in the university if their am- Jnior ajors Defeatre neTeay bitions are limited to preparing their .uniSophomore Academies graduates for an isolated niche." said Soploniro...…
…P~ACE ~SIR: TI-I MICITICAN Dl UtDlAY, lFlVki 0 9~ FEW ATHLETE 5 .. . ' z., , i _ ! _. ."_ r ; k rI xl A N MATME[NAND ENES~ LOSE THROUGH FINALS~ BASRKETBALL TEAM IIOLSTER-11) WITHl ADDITION OF FOUR NEW PLAYERS BASEBALL ALSO GAINS Lange, Veteran Of 1925) Title Teami And McAfee, &Irouiising Pitcher, Decla red' Eligible Fencing and wrestling were the only Wolverine teams to suffer materially from ineligibility following the midl- year ...…
…ITIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -_ PAC .._ grrr v PAGE SEVEN THE TIP-OFF (Continued From Pago Six) drain ' will perfor m" on1the10local TO PLAY DLYV[ERIEsD mlea'nt the practical elimination o the vacillating Wolverines who C. 2'Tefce lio: ey Season Will Open have gained supporters of late In 'Ioni::ht ffter l1l Of ifore spite of their first two games - Than TreI Weeks ive and six point defeats. 'lP7ERS LISTED NEXT, Loss for...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928 DAILY -- OFCIAL BULLETI 3 Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 8. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. Number 9. Entering Students: Will all students (except Graduate Students) enrolling in this University for the first time report Tuesday or Wednesday in ...…
…souvenir j-hop extra C4c tC4tgMl tiily second edition vol. xliv ann arbor, michigan, saturday, february 10, 1934 price 10 cents 193 hop over; fun for all even with mercur at--1 after the grand march was over trains, tiaras, ruffles reminiscent of '90's By Marnie Morrison and Florence Harper Appealing femininity contrasting with the severe modernism of the ballroom formed the scenic back- ground of the 1934 J-Hop. Elegance expressed in tr...…
…souvenir j-hop extra vol. xliv c1 trl Tttrt 471at_ second edition ann arbor, michigan, saturday, february 10, 1934 price 10 cents 1934 hop over; fun for all even with mercury at --14 after the grand march was over trains, tiaras, ruffles reminiscent of '90's' By Marnie Morrison and Florence Harper Appealing femininity contrasting with the severe modernism of the ballroom formed the scenic back- ground of the 1934 J-Hop. Elegance expre...…
…page two the michigan daily february 10, 1934 hey girls! see your names inprint. rare names and rare home towns here in mile-long list The music of Hal Kemp's and Henry Busse's orchestras set the tempo last night for a week-end of festivities which includes house dances, breakfasts, and a Union tea dance. The J-Hop, recognized as one of the most brilliant college func- tions in the Mid-West, drew guests from states as distant as California, ...…
…Page two the michigan daily february 10, 1934 p e oh i dle , 4 hey girls! see your names in print! rare names and rare home towns here in mile-long list The music of Hal Kemp's and Henry Busse's orchestras set the tempo last night for a week-end of festivities which includes house dances, breakfasts, and a Union tea dance. The J-Hop, recognized as one of the most brilliant college func- tions in the Mid-West, drew guests from states as ...…
…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 c...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigan daily page three who's who at the hop house parties breakfast afterwards, a luncheon and c~astaha, topeka, dubuque, and theatre party Saturday aftrnoon, and a radio party Saturday night. Stan- wyom ing (ohio) send delegates 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 c...…
…page four the michigan daily february 10, 1934 page fur th michgan dily fbrua , 1.93 the j-hop extra staff the spotlight... post-hop marriage ... pins and pajamas .-- semester's worst grades .. . i W.A.A. Presil/s BERTA OCHSNER --- MARIAN VAN TUYL in DANCE RECITAL LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE February 13th at 8:30 P.M. Tickets 50c - 75c 4 . I BEGINNING with a note of romance, Rupert Bradley «' t i J j PI f and Marian Hogan who are atten...…
…page four the michigan daily februiarv 10- 194 yud r the j-hop extra staff 1P- the spotlight ... post-hop marriage ... pins and pajamas ... semester's worst grades . BEGINNING with a note of romance, Rupert Bradley and Marian Hogan who are attending the Hop to- night (or last night, depending on when you read the paper) are being married tomorrow afternoon (or this afternoon) at the Bethlehem Evangelical Church. Chuck Brownson, Sigma ...…
…februarv 10, 1934 the michigan daily page five Keeping Open House This Week-End ... J-Hop Breakfast After Three --No Reservations Necessary .... Fast Waiter Service * At"Mealtimes .... The Smartest Cafeteria In Town .... The Best Of Foods At Reasonable Tariff 338 maynard street THE TAVERN CAFETERIA mike fingerle, prop. THE HEIGHT OF GOOD TASTE In making Lucky Strike Cigarettes we use the finest Turkish and domestic tobacco - and only ...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigan daily page five Keeping Open House This Week-End ... J-Hop Breakfast After Three -- No Reservations Necessary .... Fast Waiter Service * At Mealtimes .... The Smartest Cafeteria In Town .... The Best Of Foods At Reasonable Tariff 338 maynard street THE TAVERN CAFETERIA mike fingerl e, prop. THE HEIGHT OF GOOD TASTE ThcAican Tobaccompall In making Lucky Strike Cigarettes we use the finest Turkish and dom...…
…page six the michigan daily february 10. 1934 aesx h iiaif ,h_ 4 C kemp's band wowed them in n. carolina these two led 1934 j-hop grand march 4,675 more names of ye h an on Neat, debonair, Hal Kemp gingerly At that particular moment Skinny pI unwrapped a very damp and withered Ennis, drummer by trade and even collar from his neck and dropped it more debonair and neater than xContinued from Page Three) limply on the floor. A few minutes...…
…page six the michigan daily februarv 10. 1934 Dae si th mihien dilyf~4e~yre , 14 kemp's band wowed them in n..carolina Neat, debonair, Hal Kemp gingerly At that particular moment Skinny unwrapped a very damp and withered Ennis, drummer by trade and even collar from his neck and dropped it more debonair and neater than limply on the floor. A few minutes Kemp, stole in on the show, looking later just as he was slipping on a like a steamship...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigan daily page seven henry8,e die arrive CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FOR RENT FOR RENT-large warm room, sleep- --- ing porch, $2.50 single, $2.00 double. --- -..... --- - ROOM and board for $6; nicely fur- 1313 Sonth State. 9812. nished rooms with overstuffed fur- - - -- y O~le Iolli nt unnecessary niture. Rooms $2 and up. 602 Mon- LAUNDRY m ovie i roe. 303 - iiiovi t PERSONA' laundry service. We take ORE DOUBLE and one ...…
…f ebruary 10, 1934 the michigan daily page seven henry8,e die arrive CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FOR RENT FOR RENT-large warm room, sleep- --------- -ing porch, $2.50 single, $2.00 double. ROOM and board for $6; nicely fur- 1313 South State. 9812. nished rooms with overstuffed fur- -------- -- comment unnecessary niture. Rooms $2 and up. 602 Mon- LAUNDRY roe. 303 - - - -- "___PERSONA laundry service. We take l o d iyONE DOUBLE and one single room....…
…page eight the michigan daily february 10. 1934 page ight he mihiga dail fphrisa , 11)14 A Spring ii Fashion ~ Forecast. . A New Spring Song ill Suits THEY give that debo- nair gayety of walk, they mean spring and blue skies are with us, they are the jaunty attire of spring, these novelty suits in clever tweeds. You'll grace the diagonal or walk on warm Sundays, and shame the daffodils with your smart tailor ing. THE MAIN~ FLOOR i _{ ...…
…1 1 page eight the michigan daily f4+r c b n 1 34d page eruaryiiin9 f r 11 /Spring J~TI ~Fashion Foecst: ,!,,4New Spring Song Suits HEY give that debo- nair gayety of walk, they mean spring and blue skies are with us, they are the jaunty attire of spring, these novelty suits in clever tweeds. You'll grace the diagonal or walk on warm Sundays, and shame the daffodils with your smart tailor iTng. THE MAIN FLOOR ili i _ By Bob Ball R...…
…february 10. 1934 the michigzan daily page nine ,~,-~a' 1C Q4temcia alaenn Inde ende1its vis, '34; Virginia Callow, '37; Phylis Roger McMahon, Grand Rapids; and Hoor, Ann Arbor; Dorothy Deckler, Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Schmeliker, and R.O.T.(C. '35; Anne Richardson, Dearborn; Grand Rapids. (Continued from Page Six) Gertrude Donnelly, Ann Arbor; Dor- Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cavanaugh, Among those to be present at the othy Beise, Ann Arbor; Ma...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigZan daily page nine fehrii uusir vy 0.-19...the ...ib...a..dailyee, Indep>endents vis, '34; Virginia Callow, '37; Phylis Hoor, Ann Arbor; Dorothy Deckler, and R.O.T.C. '35; Anne Richardson, Dearborn; (Continued from Page Six) Gertrude Donnelly, Ann Arbor; Dor- Among those to be present at the othy Beise, Ann Arbor; Marie Hart- J-Hop are: Viola Sanderson, Ann Ar- wig, Ann Arbor; and Maryetta Roop, bor; Claire Glo...…
…page ten the michigan daily fox«., b 1 gay tn ruary 10,1934 4 net, chiffon and tulle K TYPE5 (IALE) prominent at dance ___-j-j)v (Continued from Page 1) star, while deep burgundy satin was decollete, the color being oyster white worn by Beverly Weaver, of Detroit. Gale Sterling and John Garrels, co- Margaret Ballard, prominent in chairmen of tickets, had as their sophomore activities, wore a cocktail guests Elizabeth Shafer, Grosse jacket...…
…page ten the michigan daily of tr b ( 1 4~ page ten th hruaryeivmc193 4 net, chiffon and tulle r--HOP TYPE5 U1ALE) prominent at dancel (Continued from Page 1) star, while deep burgundy satin was 0 decollete, the color being oyster white. worn by Beverly Weaver, of Detroit Gale Sterling and John Garrels, co- Margaret Ballard, prominent in chairmen of tickets, had as their sophomore activities, wore a cocktail guests Elizabeth Shaffer, Gros...…
…Weather Question Rain or shine, it still Has anybody taken a drink means taxis! of ginger ale yet? Saturday, February 10, 1940 THE M I C H I G A N DAILY Vol L. Price: 10 Cents PRO CLAMATTON WHEREAS, the good young people in attendance at WHEREAS, the men are dissatisfied with the women the way from wherever they came for a big time deserve the 1941 J-Hop, and the good old people in attendance at (justifiably) and the women are dissatisfied wit...…
…j1"p rx 7e fltchi jan 2 a Jkpe Saturday, February 10, 1940 T H E M I C H I G A N DAILY Vot L. Price: 1OCents PROCL1AMATION WHEREAS, the good young people in attendance at the 1941 J-Hop, and the good old people in attendance at same J-Hop, plus any other good and any not so good people present in the Intramural Building at midnight, Friday, Feb. 9, 1940, have evinced a desire for a more perfect life, and, WHEREAS, it is generally agreed tha...…
