…I =ME SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TH3R E SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Ii, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Gladsome Guests Gather From All "s Wi " Learned, Jackson; lunette Starr, Points Of Compass For Junior Hop r Le Sue Presley, Bay i" Netta Jefter s, Detroit. The list of patrons and patronesses, agara Falls, N. Y.; Katherine Woods. Booth 6 -Theta Chi as announced by Thomas Lynch, '23E, Chicago, Ill. in charge of invitat...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, F{ BRIT.1RY 11, 1922 PAGE FOUR SATIRIIAY, tLllRtAItY 11, ll)22 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Booth 15-Alpha Chi Sigma and Lucile Hagener, Toledo, 0.; Margaret Phelps, Newark, N. J.; Olive Cole-, Theta Xi Neff, Ann Arbor; Louise Frank, Ober- man, Marshall; Frieda Diekhoff, Ann SEChaperons-Dr. and Mrs. Floyd E. lin, 0. - Arbor; Thelma Goodrich, Grand Rap- Bartell, Ann Arbor. Guests - The Booth 16-Kappa Beta Psi id...…
…I SATURDAY, FE13RITARY 11, 1922 THE MICHIGAN[ DAILY PAGE FIVE SAUDY FEBRUARY II, 1922 THE11 MICHIGAN1111111111 DAILY111111111111111111111111111PAGE111111FIVE11 "THE FOUR SEASONS" nan, Madison, Wis.; Clara Louise Kuttnaiier, Chirago, 11.; Ilies Gliieck' Cleveland, 0. Booth I1-hi Chi Chaperons-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Iychener, and Mrs. Frank Hatch, Ann Arbor. Guests -The Iisses Cora Lou Murbock, Archbold, 0.; Shirley Salis- I bury, Petoskey; Be...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUIiCIIY. F EIIRUARY 1 1, 1922 PAGE SIX THE. MICHIGAN DAILY flflHOP niirnn b tale l ark t lz )ehAl-tnSiyna ia ntaAe Ill Eliattle MItt ViiIIIIi,]IIIIittIifStttyt1] ittII 1Nice Vacaila,11 Aledc111111IIIllU e, lIvansve, Id, Iel. Tui titlie e utse MalttnWhiting, Ind.;Malran= M un iurooth < 29 -I i Oiega lsly;Dna, I rei::y , A rsh A c G e tY ou r VALE NTINE S Now (Cniudfrom i'age Fivte) t Matgaret Silie, Granid Le...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN "Such perfectly delightful new hats, LEADERS OF GRAND MARCH andsobecoming" That is what you will say when you see our new spring styles at Mrs. Grace 230 Nickels Arcade Van Schoick VNE Phone 795-W 66joy Rules the World" CIUILES A. IUERH MISS GRACE PAtTT11SON Mr. hummer and Miss Pattinson were the leaders of the grand march at the Junior Hop Friday evening. Hum - mer is chairman of the H...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE: MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDIAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 PAGE EIGHT THL MICHIGAN DAILY ADDITIONALHOP GUESTS They Did The Work FAG SUN. (Continued from Page Seven) lt1 Ann Arbor; Eary Ellen Tnwnea, Ann j Ob Arbor; Gladys Hartabnrn, Ann Aibor;tie' c Helen Ryan, Toledo, 0; Nrma Jud- 11111:I; 000n, Grand Rapids; Grace Maxwell, Hi a Detroit; Loyce Cushing, Ann Arbor;1 byMs Laura Hyde, Saugerties, N. Y.; Helen McGregory, Flint. wod Booth 4...…
…SOUVENIR ;fl dMORNING HOP EXTRA 1114 11Lt141 I1j EDITION VOL. XXXII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 PRICE TEN CENTS 1923 HOP S[ORES GREAT SUCCESS \MP1EDEs\gNs, I-Hop Qrand Alarch FinaleNICIIIDFCAYEIY BLAlE OF COLOR AND VAPPINESS IN J-HOP GOWNS BECOMESMEMORY BRILLIANT COSTUMES CONTRAST ONLY DECORATIONS REMAIN TO WITH SOMBRE SUITS TELL OF MIRTHFUL OF MEN EVENING PATRONS APPROVE OF END COMES TOO SOON ELABORATE DISPLAY FOR MERRY ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 PAGE TWO SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY V1 STY Od ICzrn Dait\ tbith1(151e"lOmtrning l~t;?Moat duigte[n~esily yeartbyte -Boadin Controtl of SOudent Publicios.AIl)110 TheluAssocited 'ross is exlusively entitled pachs re itd o, it t t 'I, cedte in t ' I1, .is ae n lo h oa e s Id ihc every shltantd comtmand of their liege ~ , r,~.A f*, lttrd. .MimlGets 7. I-I Mitrth and M...…
…I SATU RDAY, FEBRICCACRY 11, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACET, HREE, Gladsome Guests Gather From All Points Of Compass For Junior Hop The list of patrons and patr onesses, agora Pails, V. Y.; Katherine Woode, as announced hy Thaomas Lynch, '23E,, Chicago. Ill. in charge of invitations, includes: ---- President Marion L.. Blurton and Mrs. Bot PhBeaI Burton. President-Emneritus H arry B1.1 Hutchins and Mlrs. hJutchins, lion. ('Chaperons -Dr. a...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 nMarSBooth 15-Alpha Chi Sigma and Lucile Ilagener, Toledo, 0.; Margaret Phelps, Newark, N. J.; Olive Cole- Booth 17 Sigma Chi Theta Xi Neff, Ann Arbor; Louise Frank, Ober- man, Marshall; Frieda Diekhoff, Ann, Chaperons Coach Fielding I. Chaperons--Dr. and Mrs. Floyd E. lin, 0. - Arbor; Thelma Goodrich, Grand Rap- Yost and Mrs. Yost, Ann Arbor; Mr. Bartell, Ann Arbor. Guests - The Boot...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE "THE FOUR SEASONS'' I i -I i j I , , I y 1 3I ' i _ _i man, Madi on, Wis.; Clara Louise Kattnaacr, (Chicago, Ill.; iRhea (Iluerk, Cleveland, 0. Booth 21-Phi Chi Chaperons-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rychener, and Mrs. Frank Hatch, Ann Arbor. Guests -The Misses Cora Lou Murbock, Archbold, 0.; Shirley Salis- bury, Petoskey; Bernice Ro...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAlt ilt . FPliRt liY 11,19 (1 ( b~rgOak00Perk, Il;Eiaeh iktn mra n.Vnta ld Ill.; Elizabeth111llllVieklllltenll11Smyrsellt111Nina i1111{nattalllllAflllollIll) M EHO GUSS eyvi an1sille. Int.; I~tl Tuttle,te-iloise Mattern, Whiting, In. 31 i t ________ _____int. -(-hapman, lDetroti; uth AMrsit 0 ti (Continued rout Page Five) 11oth11211 si Omega lesley;tDonna Essestyn, Ann A lr0borYour; .ILI TIN S No Margaret Giilies, ...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN "Such perfectly delightful new hats, LEADERS OF GRAND MARCH and so becoming" That is what you will say when you see our new spring styles at Mrs. Grace \E 230 Nickels Arcade Van Schoick OIJPfgL Phone 795-W "Joy Rules r xth e t ~World" CIARILS A. IUII1IIMtER MISS GRACE PATTINSON Mr. Hummer and Miss Pattinson were the leaders of the grand march at the Junior Hop Friday evening. Hum- And w...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922 RDDlTI R P GUES UTSFAc " G They Did The Work SUN (Continued from Page Seven) Ann Arbor; Mary Ellen Townes, Ann Of a weeke Arbor; Gladys Hartshorn, Ann Arbor; at 4:1 Helen Ryan, Toledo, O.; Norma Jud- Hil4:a son, Grand Rapids; Grace Maxwell, by Ero Detroit; Loyce Cushing, Ann Arbor; by Mrs Laura Hyde, Saugerties, N. Y.; Helenpguest McGregory, Flint.'wood, z z y k j _ 1 pianist Booth...…
… DEDICATED TO JUSTICE t ian Ap att MEMBER. ASSOCIATED PRESS I A TXY A - 1. VOL. XXXV. No. 95 EIGET PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS PRICE, FIVE CENTS PRESS CONVENTION University Is , O. RICHARD CAOOTI -S- 'POSTAL BILL j9 M a ,s n. W is., F e . 0.-_ ~ OPENS TOMORROW, ConcertToniht NAMEDTO ARESS AacibPASSED BY HOUS ) J c y n o t al c ahat the University of W isconsin U'Ia ...…
…I PAGE TWO THEIII MICHIGAN DAILY V, l'.,a, 11, 1925 BAKE'R TO ADDRESS RELIGIOUS SER1 U~rbana Minister Will iscuss ntldellt Morale at Uniiversity Suniiday Service DIRECTS WESLEY FUN!) Dr. James C. Baker, minister of the Trinity Methodist church in Urbana, Illinois, andl director of the Wesley foundation, has been secured by the Student Christian association for. the speaker at the University service this Sunday. For eighteen years, Dr. ...…
…WE1DNESDA , FENMT- 'AIY 11, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY l .T1i 1, J ISTALLPOEI U'~ ilyt e A lfl~LIatt 115 is Nw La-,Porntory ('slnuTIiatioin of Fi teen Years Recordings appa ratus, known a~ chymographs, andl receiving apparatus iare no0w being installed in the flew phonetics laboratory in Aingell hall, which is in charge of Prof. Clarence :Meader, of the general linguistics de. (partmnent. The new laboratory, which, is located in Iroomn 2006,...…
…PAE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1925 means of defeating the purpose of a treaty-all of which smacks consider. -" ably of the influence of Germ i dD RO L M UsIC 1 byrnect eplomacy in that coU-ntry preo ious to -NI Contol o titlcn t',luat ns-the war.11, ANI" If the plea to American students is FROH UNDI) LUSTW DRA M A llenbrsof)Ant uConference la.<t ,aim ade in this light it will find ready .fiFN ..I. ansympathy. If it is ...…
…? ' , IVDNESD AY, FEBRUARY 11, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILN __ __ ..,..e---- -- - 0 0 I A .... ....... ... KVAV4M M =A VA ....... . ....... WRill VOID [OIK Owns And Operates mu. Iu~v ruBus Line In Ohio SElizabtih Burchenial of the AmeIrkican F'olk Dance ~Society Ito D~irect WEEK OFFEB. 26 CUOSEN a Undcr the direction of Miss ElizW t~h Blurchenal of the American Folk Danc- . . . . .. Sing society, a Folk Dance institute for SUniversity me...…
…FAGS 18 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IllYp"Ll, I'A NZY I'A~ ~TX THE MICHIGAN DAILY \VEJ)XESDA~, F'EP~RUARY 11, 1925 ffi~----~ ____________________________________ ,. Tank flSTLERS L O EBattery' Candidates To Start ILN EDI r TeamFAAKA Batting Practice N ext Week1 R&~lKFJUIANflN F O INDIANgA lflM Sta ol V?1 llaf ol . HAGGERTY NOT TO iPLAY Coach Mann Prepares His Squad. For Strong Badget Michli=;at1'sV:;it i basket hI~rl tIealin returned to A...…
…I \Vi~NVSDY, EDRTAIIY11,1925 THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' PAGEI 8MN THE .CH.ANDAIL....I .~ LASS I I E THIS xQIUi N COLUIfN CLOSES CLOSES U AT 3 P.M. rawKwa- -- ON-11111 1111 111 1 11 AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING Southern .States Suffer Worst Floods In Years _ .__ _ _._ __ -- . i IAI 1 .i FOR RENT-Single roomn, well fur- niched, quiet house. 6431 Tappan1, four (doors from Campus. TT RENT)--Nicely furnished rP0)I11. newhouse. 336 S. Division. FOR...…
…I FAWE EIGHIT DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in the Bulletin is, constructive notice t-, al menmbers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to tha 1V'esident until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday volume 6 WED)NESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1912:) Numiber 9-4 To Users of- the ILlily Official Bulletin: The conditions governing the insertion of niotices5 in thet Biulletin arc as follows: 1, All notices must b~e signied. 2. All notic...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 AM a ME! %MW Ld rA WPM jd6-- ,L A",dd6d a MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 97. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1928 EIGHT PAGES STILLS EXPLODE CAUSING DEATHS ANDMUCUH LOSS OIL COMPANY REFINERY UNI T ItEaS ROPED), MANY ARE IENJUREI E CONTINUE MINE RESCUES Wlie, And Children Wail At Iiea'l Of Shlaft In iollinger Mies As Work ()oes Forward i WILL BATTLE P .. .. .. . (11v As ociateO Prss.) EVERETT, ...…
…E TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 192$ DEATH TAKES JUSTICE OF TSTAT HIGH COURT SUELYAT ADRDIAN JHN E. BIRD PASSES AAY; AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS WEAKENS REISTANCE WAS PROMINENT IN STATE Jurst Stricken Unexpectedly, 1octors Say Deathi Caused By Suddei Heart Attack (By Associated Press.) ADRIAN, Feb. 10.-John E. Bird, justice of the Michigan supreme court, former chief justice and former at- torney general of Michigan, died early t...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILLINOIS WILL OFFER' ASSISTANTSHIPS FOR TECHNICALRESEARCH EXTENSION I N ENGINEE ING FIELD IS OBJECT OF SCHOOL GRADUATES ARE ELIGIBLE Preierence Will Be Given To Students Having Practical Experience In Engineering To assist in the conduct of en- gineering research and to extend and strengthen the field of its raulnat work in engineering, the University of Illinois is offering fourteen Re search ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUTRDAY,/ FEBRUTARlY 11,I1928 U .U 0 4r jrbxjn n Dail such a campaign without the least show of interest would be an omirous commentary on the prospects of their Published every morning except Monda generation. To enter into the heatj during the University year by the Board inge Control of Student Publications. of the contest is of course impossible, Member of Western Conference Editorial but to take a real...…
…; SATURDAY, PEPRM RY 11, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG M FIVE S A T U R D A , , ~ ' E B U A.Y 1 1.19 2 8 . . . . . . .J -*!r , . =A "A T... T _ c'flFAVENfL TTLEA I' elieves Chinese Graduate Student SPEAKRN fl Ill MEiEL IING' "How d do~ 1? Yes, I irefin-. taught,'' (s1he roiiounned the name 1)ee you; you waii ted 1fi1e to tall: tOo o it "lbiXwha.') "andl it is being wtldely [ YOU about(China. did you not? WVon't learned. Ally sisteor...…
…OF "SIX THE MICHIGAN DAI.,Y SAT;" I'DA ', F7PTLT-ARY 11, 1928 m~ sIT~ TUF. MICT-IIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ii, 1928 .. .. .. MATMEN, SWIMMER S OPEN BIG TEN SEASON TODAY WOLVERINE WRESTLERS TO OPPOSE STRONG Fencers To Oppose Illinois Here Today BUCKEYE TEAM IN FIRST BIG TEN MATCH In Big Ten Matches FOUR COURT LADER,'PostPone Pair Ot ,, VETERAN MICHIGAN TANMNWILL OPPOSE Puck Games With TAKE FLOOR TONIGHT Wisconsin Sexte HOOSIERS ...…
…TURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - PAGE SEVEN l Tf T TEAMMATES TO BATTLE EACH OTHER Inhi OIUIIO YIILL WHEN MICHIGAN MEETS PURDUE FIVE 'L LflI S Chapman and Muirphy, teammates nI O'LYMPIC" Ca n n r ,on the Marion, Indiana,ig h .School team for fouPsbasketball seasons, pFREHN Ui !1 L R!ECOPPS Iy Asst Press will be battling against each other ST. MORITZ, Feb. 10.-The 1928 for the first time in their cage ca- ympics get under...…
…PAGE ETGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, F} WIV M' ..A......R..AY...... FE...RUARY.........1, . . ..).28. ** Try -out; for tile 'Varsity and Reserve lBands: II I More muen are needed in both the 'Varsity and reserve Bands. All moni Iwho are interested (except saxophone players) are asked to try-out tliis afterl- both a the Band Hall on State street. Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of Nicholas D., Falcone~, ...…
…1-HOP ON WAY OUT J-Hop Extra i tt rt ttt l First Edition urday, February 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. XLIX Price: 10 Cents ...... sses Prove )ular Fad Guests 's What Everybody Wore, Or east Committeemen's Dates;, Around You And Admire a sky-blue canopy sprinkled ver stars, Don Treadwell, '40, the 1939 J-Hop last night in the mral Building with Eileen Hay- s guest from Grosse Pointe. Hayward wore a gown of light t, with a bouffant ski...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. XLIX Price: THE M 1 C H 1CAN DAILY Vol. XLIX Price: 4 FIDENTIALLY... Here's The Way You Looked If You Went To The Hop -Copyright 1939 by R. L. Gach Dresses Prove House Parties Will Enliven Weekend Count And Po ular Fad A large number of house parties is Theta Delta Chi is also having a H en ry Swing Paccompanying heJ-Rop thsyear, house-party, with Prof. and Mrs. E. F. or and many fraternitis not having house- Barker...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 1 1 1939 Girls--Here Are Your Names In Print Names Make News, So Here They Are Alpha Kappa Lambda Betty Jane Mansfield, '39; Maya Gruhzit, '41; Marjorie High, '39; Lenore Neward, Detroit; Sally Redner, '40; Ann Sylvester, '40; Priscilla Kahn, Detroit; Janet Wherry, Detroit; Bettie Zimmer- man, Columbus, Ohio; Betty Notley, '39. Vievia Hoeschler, '4SM Ruth Par- sons, '42; Ruby Hillis, '40; Muriel Has- ki...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, Februa~ry 11, Two THE MICHiGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, Girls-IHere Are Your Names In Print Names Make News, So Here They Are Alpha Kappa Lambda Betty Jane Mansfield, '39; Maya Gruhzit, '41; Marjorie High, '39; Lenore Neward, Detroit; Sally Redner, '40; Ann Sylvester, '40; Priscilla Kahn, Detroit; Janet Wherry, Detroit; Bettie Zimmer- man. Columbus, Ohio; Betty Notley, '39. Vievia Hoeschler, '4SM; Rut...…
…Februay 1y, 1 939 T HE MI CH IGAN DA ILY Poge Three Februav 11. 1939 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Page Three Margaret Huff, Dover, Ohio; Dora Giris, Your Names In Print (Continued Jrom Page 2) Dorothy Court, Baltimore, Md.; Betty Read, Myrtle Lundgren, Esther Couni- han; Loraine Kreutz, Milwaukee, Wis.; Lou Ann Perry, Virginia Hoelzel, Cora Hackett, Ellen Soucie, Elsa Feingold, Poly O'Clesheimer, Betty Hamburger. Chi Phi House Tommie McLaughlin, '...…
…Saturday, February 11, J939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnn Three u yg eer 13A A I Girls, Your Names In Print (Continued from Page 2) Dorothy Court, Baltimore, Md.; Betty Read, Myrtle Lundgren, Esther Couni- han; Loraine Kreutz, Milwaukee, Wis.; Lou Ann Perry, Virginia Hoelzel, Cora Hackett, Ellen Soucie, Elsa Feingold, Poly O'Clesheimer, Betty Hamburger. Chi Phi House1 Tommie McLaughlin, '40; Angie Rok- nich, '40; Ann Smith, Bloomfield Hills;1 ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 PaeFu.H.MCIA.AL StraFbray1,13 r Girls, Your Names In Print (Continued from Page 3) Stewart, Pontiac; Doris Anderson, Chi- cago; Stephanie Kroll, Detroit. Virginia S. Mintzer, '39; Harriet Wil- son, '39; Marie Sundley, Miami, Fla.; Dorothy A. Mussellmann, Bettysburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Robert J. Demund, Detroit; Ora Froft, '41, York, Pa. Kappa Nu Blanche Smookier, Muskegon; Elaine Rosenberg,...…
…THE MIChiG AN DAILY Girls, Your Names In Print (Continued from Page 3) Stewart, Pontiac; Doris Anderson, Chi- cago; Stephanie Kroll, Detroit. Virginia S. Mintzer, '39; Harriet Wil- son, '39; Marie Sundley, Miami, Fla.; Dorothy A. Mussellmann, Bettysburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Robert J. Demund, Detroit; Ora Froft, '41, York, Pa. Kappa Nu Blanche Smookler, Muskegon; Elaine Rosenberg, Detroit; Babette Berg, '40; June Eisner, '40; Jean Goldstick, '42; Betty...…
…Saturday, February 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PnA Five SatudayFebuary11,1939THE ICHGAN AIL W v GA Prehistoric Melodrama Java ~o es To The J-FIoP .. By Eugene O'Petersen Pithecanthropus Jones Has His Big Night Gala Event Of Neolithic Age, Or Is It Oligocene? - Anyway It's Plenty Prehistoric I.. (The scene is a cave. Mr. and Mrs. Neanderthal Mann are seen seated on neighboring stalagmites. It is a blus- tery winter day, and a roaring fire...…
…Februoary 11, 1939 T H E. M i CH I GAN DAILY Pae Five Febrary 1, 939 HE ICHIAN-AILYp,,. C 1-i V A Prehistoric Melodrama J ava Goes To T he J'- FIop ..P By Eugene OPtre Pi thecanth ropus Jones Has His Big, Night Gala Event Of Neolithic Age, Or Is It Oligocene? - Anyway It's Plenty Prehistoric (The scene is a cave. Mr. and Mrs. Neanderthal Mann are seen seated on neighboring stalagmites. It is a blus- tery winter day, and a roaring fire is...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 Paae Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 Patrons, Patronesses, Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc. .. w 1 , f f v>N "T r- .. . Name Big Shots As Frontispieces For The Drag Gov. Fitzgerald And Mrs. Head List Of Important People And Others Who Were Invited The list of patrons and patronesses in- vited to the 1939 J-Hop, Friday, Feb. 10 in the Intramural Building, as an- nounced by D...…
…Page Six THE NI I C H I GAN DAILY Sa turday, February. 11, Patrons, Patronesses, Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc. Name Big Shots As Frontispieces For The Drag, Gov. Fitzgerald And Mrs. Head List Of Important People And Others Whd Were Invited The list of patrons and patronesses in- vited to the 1939 J-Hop, Friday, Feb. 10 in the Intramural Building, as an- nounced by Don Treadwell, '40, general chairman, is as follows: Headed by Governor and Mrs. Fit...…
…Sbturday, February 11, 1939. T RE !M i G 11 G.AN DA 1 LY Pace Seven Sdturddy, February 11, 939 THE MICI-IIGAN DAILY Priis~ Seven t MICHIGAN DAIL( J-HOP STAFF ManagingEditor . . ..Robert D. Mitchel City Editor ........ Horace W. Gilmore Editorial Director ...... Albert P. Mayio J-Hop Editor ............. Joseph Gies Assistant.............Earl R. Gilman Supporting Cast: Morton Linder, Carl Petersen, Marian Ferguson, Mary Ellen Spurgeln, Hel...…
…Saturday, February. 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pane Seven guoFe ry ,9 E I I DA 4 MICHIGAN DAILY J-HOP STAFF Managing Editor . ...Robert D. Mitchel City Editor ........ Horace W. Gilmore Editorial Director ......Albert P. Mayio J-Hop Editor .............Joseph Gies Assistant .............. Earl R. Gilman Supporting Cast: Morton Linder, Carl Petersen, Marian Ferguson, Mary Ellen Spurgeon, Helen Corman, Roy Heath, Pete Lisagor, Robert I. Fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1939 _ocal Cabbies Like Tipsy J-Hoppers Revellous Students, Most Liberal Not Much Petting At First, But On The Way Home, Cripes; Some Babes Slap, Though - Concensus of opinion in local taxi circles reveals the fact that the liberal- ity of students at J-Hop is the feature of the tradition which cabmen most enjoy. "It don't make no difference what kind of liquor they're drinkin',- it's the old tips t...…
…age Eiaht THE M I C H I-GA N DA t LY Saturday, February 1 1 I Pnne Eiciht THE MICHiGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, 1 Local Cabbies Like Tipsy J-oppers ReveIlous Students Most Liberal Not Much Petting At First, But On The Way Home, Cripes; Some Babes Slap, Though - Concensus of opinion in local taxi circles reveals the fact that the liberal- ity of students at J-Hop is the feature of the tradition which cabmen most enjoy. "It don't make ...…
…,February I]1, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Grandmaw Tells Of Old J-lHop Nites But Who Wants To. Take Grandmaw? Campus Jitterbugs Really Got Hot To Torrid Fourth Infantry Bond From Down South In Fort Wayne Grandmaw was telling us tales of the nineties. "The last of the nineties, just before the turn of the century; those were the days. You think your dances are affairs now. Why then - take, for instance, J-Hop. Why, I remember--" We t...…
…11 1 l939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page. Nine 11, 199 THEMICHIAN DALY Pae Nin I ?randmaw Tells Of Old I-lop Nites But Who Wants To Take Grandmaw? Campus Jitterbugs Really Got Hot To Torrid Fourth Infantry Band From Down South in Fort Wayne Grandmaw was telling us tales of the nineties. "The last of the nineties, just before the turn of the century; those were the days. You think your dances are affairs now. Why then - take, for instance, J-Hop...…
…Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Satyr rcicy, February 11, 1939 Swimmers Are Planning Dunking Lesson Lads From Yale Will Be There For Atmosphere You Don't Want To Miss This, Girls; Our Captain Thomas Leads Michigan's Fashion Extravaganza By MELISSA The swimmers of the University of Michigan and Yale University will give a fashion show at 7:30 tonight (Sat- urday) at the Intramural Building Pool. The natators have seized upon the flimsy excuse of the...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February H, 1939 Swimmers Are Planning Dunking Lesson Lads From Yale Will Be There For Atmosphere You-Don't Want To Miss This, Girls; Our Captain Thomas Leads Michigan's Fashion Extravagonza By MELISSA The swimmpers of the Uniyersity rof .Michigan gnd Yale ttniversity will give a fashion show at 7:30 tonight (Sat- urday) st the Intramural Building Pool. The natators have seized upon the flimsy excse of...…
