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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11
PASSES
Ex-Slaves Cable
Pope Greetings

The Williams Ex-slave Bonus Plan
Sponsoring committee political unit
the Emancipated Colored American
Association. joined with the rest OF
the world on March 30, and sent the
following cablegrsm to Eugenio Car
dlnal Pacelli, on his recent election
as the Vicar of Christ Of the Roman
Catholic church: Cablegrsm: Pope
Plus XII. Vatican City, Rome,
tItaiy3 Greetings; the Emancipat-
ed Colorcd American Association-re-
joices at yotr elevation TO the Papal
throne. Signed, PROT S. R. VIII
liams. chairman
The civic unit Of the national COM
mittee, the Sons and Daughters of
the Williams Ex-Slavc Association,
ar their regular weekly meeting al
the sLucy Thurman WV CA, voted
10 give a silver tea" at the resi-
dence Of their social service inves-
iigato.r Mrs. Sarah Roach, at ZIG
Modoury street apartment 3. on
Sunday March u, between the hours
OF three and SIX pm. Mrs. NJ
Mitchell, president. Mrs. W. King
secretary.
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Toledo


Lsrkins and her orchestra. Baby
Lee Gilmore. the uew club enter
tanner. seemingly has started 10 a
very successful stay at the club.
Joe Westo1s has been rather live
" since the show has been IN town.
-I4i--rlaee- Mas dominated by a bevy
Of charming ladies' and beau brum-
mcls during tine current week. Last
Friday everyone had a glorious
time and left al closing time tall"
back
Harry had his usual weekend
crowd because his policy of service
and his own genial hospitality
make anyone a natural pa,ronizer.
TIE Brute Rand got ambitious
over the weekend and redecorated
his establishment. must congratu-
late him on the change that is so
noticeable. However that appealing
chicken he serves hasn't changed 4
BIT. But my very good friend had
better take it slow since he is trying
TO enact the role Of "Casanova' in
stead Of Kitchen Mechanic"
A fistic encounter was INDUCED
In at the Corner Bar in which
Pstrolman Champion was referee.
A fellow member Of the press should
gets ads not trips to police stations.
Chick. it is too bad Chief Allen
doesn't advertise.
Raymond Randolph and his revue
are still goi1g over well out al the
Miami where they haze Just
concluded their fourth consecutive
week, Nice going gang. Perhaps
your impressions will be far reach
ing enough 10 enable continuance
of sepia shows at well known
riieries.
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Stanley High
".
To Appear
In Lecture

Stanley Higa, author Of the agIi-
Giles Black Omens7 viii appear
st Plymouth church under the aus
7ices Of the Wilter Lecture Series
committee, Sunday March u at
Bpm. These articles in the Saturday
Evening Post dealt with the life
II the American Negro. AT thefime
their appearance in this rational
magazine. taere was great uess
II comment about Mr., high's lntelE
lions when he wrote the articles.
Some persons thought they were
good and should be commended to
be read by/all Americans. others
shat they were defaitely anti
Negro and should be answered by
Negroes
With this controversy in mind,
Ihe Lecture committee Of Plymouth
church decided 10 oring to an audi
ence in the ":tv Of Detroit, Stanley
H.gh. IN order mat Mr.. High might
Sc asked somc questions anS given
me opeort; .iy TO exp .Ji some OF
IS plsia7rs arc stands.
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Not Guilty
Says A Jury
OfSan1 Bass

Sam Bass was found not guilty
OF attempted robbery armed by a
nine woman. three man jury before
Juage George Murphy Of Recorders
Court last week.
Bass was charged with attempting
10 rob Norman Marshall IN a filling
station at 1901 Lafayette street last
October IS. Marshall stated in court
that he had several business deals
with Bass prior 10 the day Of the
alleged crime.
On the day in question, Marshall
stated that Bass came into the NIL
ing station and made several in
quiries concerning nashAght bulbs.
batteries and automobile polish.
Some time later, while seated IN
side the station making out some
bills Marshall stated someone held
an open bladed knife at his throat
and said. This is a siickup'' then
ordered him -setllr- a-d- % nNer
l. a nearby table
With his back still towards the
would-be thief. Marshall stated he
dia as ordered but when he came
near the open door, he saw chance
70 get away by jumping outside
the door, When he did this, he
turned and saw the face Of the man,
Marshall testified
The intended thief ran but Mar
snail stated he shouted after him:
Il know you. know you.
Under cross examination, by de-
fease attorney Sam Weller, Mar
shall stated that he had been con-
vic,ed Of arson. He was on proba-
ton for five years.
Attorney Samuel L. Weller ham
died the defense while the prose-
cytion was conducted by sam Brcz-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11
Woman Loses In Fight

Mamie Kisch. 81, Of 864l Russell
street. had the misfortune TO be-
come involved m an argument with
James Martin % Of ll43 Alger
street, on last Sunday afternoon and
as a result necessitated treatment
for a lacerated left hand which she
alleges he inflicted TO her person,
police records reveal
Martin held by-Pelice
pending an investigation Of the case
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FAR EAST
N EWS

Among those in the community
who are i'll is David McGill Of 900
Tennessee avenue Although re-
leased from Shurley hospital Mr..
McGnl is as yet confned TO his bed
at home. His sincere thanks are
extended to those who were so kind
to him during his hospital con-
finement
Mr. Purl OF 449l Harding avenue
is in the Grace hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Patton have been
very III but We are glad 70 announce
that they are now on the road 70
~ecovprN
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The Aquarium Age Gospel Of Jesus
the ChEist-of- the -Riscean- Age

f-the- Plscean- &c
Again We come before you
writing about the Aquarium Gospel
Of Jesus the Christ by Eva S. Dowl-
ing A. Phi. D. as she described it to
the messenger.
Now Levi said. 81 heard the names
OF every cherubim and seraphim
and learned thst every sisH-in-sll
the Zodiac is ruled by two, a cncru-
BIN and seraphim.
And then I stood upon the cusa
where ages meet The Piscean Age
had passed; the Aquarium Age had
just begun. -
q saw the guardian spirit a the
Piscean Age; Ramasa is the cncru-
BIN; Vacabrel is seraphim..
II saw the guardian spirit OF the
Aquarium Age. and Archer is the
cherubim, Samaqun IS the scra-
| phim.
"These four great spirits Of she
Triune God stood close togethor ON
I the eHsg, and IN the Presence II sac
Sacred Three the God of Might tho
God Of Wisdom, and the God Of
Love-the scepter Of Domain. NJ
Might Of Wisdom ard Of Lovc-was
there transferred.
: 81 heard the charges Of the Tr.uro
Sod: but these | may not now re-
veal"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11
Wife OF Detroit
Medic Kills Self

NEW YORK, March l0-Mrs.
Iessica Rollins. estranged wife OF
DR.. Rollins, prominent Detroit ply
stefan. was reported to have COM
miiicd suicide Monday in her home
q Sc St Nicholas place.
Ncignbors. smelling gas fumes
broke into the apartment where
they found four gas Jets open and
Mrs Rollins dead upon the kitchen
floor
A note saying, 81 am sure this Is
the best way out" was found at her
side
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11

Ely Boygen, A, Of 1864 Watson
street was taken 10 Receiving hos
pital from 1925 Erskine street last
Saturday evening when he stated to
police that he was lacerated on the
left cheek and left arm in a fight
with Paul Jordan a, the above sd-
dress.
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Among The
CHURCHES
LENTEN SERVICES IN
CATHOLIC CHURHES

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new AA"o'uy n Mei ph9' ~
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11

St. Dominic church will honor Mar
tin de PORES, renowned American
Negro in a series Of services begin
ming on Tuesday evening, March 7.
The services will be held every
Tuesday evening at 7:45 by the Rev.
Edward l. Hughes, o. p. s. T. L..
pastor Of ST. Dominic church and
founder of the Blessed Martin Guild.
FIR. Hughes has done remarkable serv-
ee for our colored people in the city
Of New York and has aligned himself
with other movements for The ad-
-vaurrrnrnt- of coiored- people,
Martin de PORES was the son Of q
Spanish knight. Don Juan de PORES
and Anna Velasquez, a colored wo-
man and a native of Panama, From
his earliest years, Martin was known
for his exceptional goodness and kind
ness, especially to the poor. He join
ed the great Dominican Order as a
lay brother doing the mental work
around the Monastery, Realizing his
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11
Highland Park Rambler

Friends and members Of Thomp-
son Avenue Baptist church were
quite disappointed because their
pastor was not present on Sunday
morning. He is expected to return
TO his duties sometime this week.
wonder il the Highland Park
Frogs have a rabbits foot or a
horseshoe in their shower room.
The score last Friday was Frogs
ST. Lansing 80. The Highland Park
girls also won their game. Eunice
Butler scored two-thirds OF the
points.
Executive board OF the NAACP.
met at Oliver Wilson's home last
week. We also had social affair
after the meeting.
Everyone is preparing 10 go to
the Mayfair Sunday. Are you 60
ing? am. The Frogs are and so
are you.
Wings Over Jordan will be in
Detroit, April 81.
THIS AND THAT
Corrine Rutland is very excited
over something, II its graduation
she had better start worrying.
Mildred Baremore, and Buddy
Tibbs seem to be the only bugs
across the tracks
Franklin Lyons seems to be little
I worried because MS customers aren't
flowing in fast.
Weather report; Thursday, cooler;
Friday, cooler, Saturday, out on bail
Rambler
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY
Members of the Holy Name Society
are reminded OF the monthly mass
and communion next Sunday. March
10. The second Sunday of each and
every month is Holy Name Sunday
March being dedicated 10 St. Joseph
and St. Joseph being the patron of
the working man every member will
make a special effort TO be with the
society at their church.
Thomas Russell. president OF ST.
Benedict, the Moor Branch. announces
a short business meeting of the So
ciety TO be held after the eight o'clock
Mass in the church auditorium next
Sunday. jesse L. McCauley. presi-
dent of Sacred Heart Branch also an
nounces a meeting after the o'clock
mass,
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY


The Holy Name Society men and
boys will take communion en masse
Sunday morning.
Boy Scouts in uniform are asked
10 occupy the front pews' after
which the officers, boys and men
follow. occupying the center aisle
Confession will be held on SATURDAY.
evening rather than Sunday morn
irs. Following the communion
short meeting and breakfast VIII
be held in tie church hall. A specia.
speaker will also be presented
Jessie McCauley is president
MEET CELEBRITIES
Vincent McGm and his sister
we're quite thrilled last week to
meet Lionel Hampton and Teddy
Wilson at the Fox theatre where
they -appeared with Benny Good
mans famous band.
SEE CIRCUS
Miss Frances Pendleton and Miss
Jessie Mae McGnl were the guests
last week of the Price girls Of ln-
verness avenue.
PASSES
Mrs. Alice Bland, mother Of Mrs.
Margaret Pcuifet0n o. sel Ten
nessee avenue, succumbed last week
and was buried Saturday, March 4,
from the Seventh Day Adventist
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
OHuer-Piola Nuptials Solemnized This Morning

A pretty wedding was solemnized this morning at 8 o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes cnurcn when Miss Olga Eugenia Piola daughter of MT. and Mrs. Cesare Piola of Hamilton avenue became the bride of William M. Oliver, son of the late MT. and Mrs. s. Oliver of Bridge street. Rev. Rocco Nadile officiated at the cere- mony and was also celebrant of the nuptial mass which followed.
 Palms, white roses, and lilies of the valley and mixed cut flowers decorated the altar and a special program of nuptial music was rend- cred with Joseph Lezotte, soloist, rendering Ave Maria" by Shubert and "Panis Angelicus' at the close of mass.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father and had as her maid of honor, Miss Concetta M. Miresse The bridesmaids were Melba Falcone and Angeline Carissimi. Joseph G Oliver attended his brother as best man and the ushers included Charles Piola, brother of the bride and John A. Oliver of New York city, brother of the bridegroom.
 The bride was becomingly attired in gown of white silk net fashioned with white bodice, V neckline, short puffed sleeves and having a full double tiered skirt trimmed with a shirring of net. Her hip length veil of tulle fell in four tiers from a cap of French orange blossoms. She car- ried prayer book with a crescent of orchids and showered with lilies of the valley and sweet peas. The frock of the maid of honor was Peruvian blue marquisette styled with 8 sweetheart neckline and bouffant skirt and having puffed sleeves and trimmed with flesh gro- grain ribbon. She wore an import ed leghorn cartwheel hat trimmed with spring flowers and picot-edged in cornf1ower ribbon. An old fash
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
i: SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mary Brophy Is
 Guest at Showers

Mrs. Thomas P. Lynch of Tor rington entertained at a miscel- laneous shower recently in compli- ment to her niece, Miss Mary E. Brophy who is +1 be married to Thomas Truelove on June 27th.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Ade- line Corners, Mrs. Anne Falon, Mrs. Edward Cavanaugh of Torrington, Mrs. Edward Thayer, Miss Helen Thayer, Miss Marcella Thayer of Southington and Mrs. Loretta Greene, Mrs. William Gaughan, Mrs. William Judd, Mrs. Michael Killian, Miss Louise Burke, Mrs. L. L. Randall, Mrs. John Luddy, Mrs. Harry Truelove, Dory Truelove, Hell en Daly, Mrs. Ralph Hayes, Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, Mrs. John Kenny, Mrs. John McNichols, Mary A. Brophy, Jane Greene, Mrs Dick Highland, Alice Kenny, Justine Maloney, Mary Lynch, Mary E. Brophy, Betty Brophy and Mrs. James Brophy.
 Miss Brophy was also guest of honor at 8 miscellaneous shower given on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. James c. Sheehan and Miss Kae Sawyer at the formers home on Elmwood avenue. During the af- ternoon entertainment was enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served.
 The guest included: Misses Anne Root, Kae Sawyer, Frances Col grove, Wilma Carroll, Norma Nell son, Shirley Rowley, Mrs. William Root, Jr., Mrs. Al Mclaughlin, Mrs Emma Burns, Mrs. James Sheehan Mary Brophy, Betty Brophy and Mrs. Asa Isbell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
Personal
Albertus Magnus GLee Club
 Presents Annual Concert

Mon Ami, French; Goodnight, Czech; Danza, Durante: Weary Wind of the West, Elgar: Crimson Clouds, Brahms; Tally-Ho, Leoni; Alma Mater, Albertus Magnus Col- lege. There were also included four instrumental selections by Miss Ja- Lorraine Crittenden, pianist; Sonata for violin and piano in M maor, Handel; prelude from the Well Tempered Clavichord, Bach Camp bell; Rondino on the theme of Beethoven, Kreisler; and In An Irish Haunting Car, Whitfield. The Misses Catherine Rochon, Mary Shea, Anna Paolucci and Esther Egan of this city were in the glee club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
Nursery SilDer Tea
 TomorrolD Afternoon

A silver tea will be given by the Waterbury Day Nursery Association tomorrow afternoon in the garden of the home of Mrs. George Goss of Church street from 4 to o'clock in honor of Miss Sarah M. Ball and Miss Ella Dye who have completed twenty years of service at the nurs- cry. All friends of the nursery and their friends are most welcome to attend. Tn case of rain the tea will be held indoors The silver proceeds will go towards the running of the nursery. During the afternoon three silver door prizes will be given. The committee in charge is headed by Mrs. Frederic R. Kellogg assisted by Mrs. Edwin s. Hunt, Jr., Mrs. Don- aid Grannis, Mrs. Edson Hitchcock and Miss Engelke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
Betty McGrath Is
 Honored At ShotUe,

Miss Betty McGrath was honored at a surprise shower given by her mother, Mrs. Edmond McGrath re- gently at the Copper Kettle. The guests included: Mrs. Philip Mo- Grath, Mrs. Mary Brennan, Mrs. Hugh Gallagher, Mrs. Joseph Bren- nan, Mrs. Thomas McGrath, Mrs. James Canvan, Mrs. Charles Fehrs, Mrs. James Campbell, Mrs. Michael Sheilis, Mrs. Elizabeth Downey, Mrs Patrick Creaven, Mrs. William O'Dea, Mrs. Richard Mahon, Mrs Jo- sephine Slattery, Mrs. Michael Ryan Mrs. Mary Tellerday, Mrs. Louis Dowd, Mrs. James Cusick, Mrs. John Bowey, Mrs. Andrew Healey, Mrs Healey.
 Mrs. Patrick Slattery, Mrs Charles Brown, Mrs. Michael Kelley Mrs. Timothy Mahoney, Mrs. Mi chael Tammany, Mrs. Joseph Phe- Ian, Mrs. Thomas Riley, Mrs. Mar. garet Shugrue, Mrs. Nelson Squires Mrs. Willard Shove, Mrs. Thomas Lally, Mrs. Patrick Donovan, Mrs Fredericg Rochon, Mrs. William Bar ibault, Mrs. Ethel Wright, Mrs. Nora Walsh, Mrs. Bridget Fruin, Mrs Elizabeth Dwyer, Mrs. George Deg nan, Mrs. John Ring, Mrs. Michae ODea, Mrs. John Driscoll Mrs George Thourot, Mrs. James Carroll Mrs. William Carroll.
 Mrs. Martin Tehan, Mrs. Joh1 Condon, Mrs. William Harnick, Mrs Mary Shelley, Mrs. John McAvoy Mrs. Patrick McAvoy, Mrs. Patricl Hughes, Mrs. John Christinat, Mrs Terrence Coughlin, Mrs. Charle Brown, Jr.. Mrs. stephen Razinski Mrs. Terrence Downey, Mrs. William O'Brien, Mrs. Thomas ODea, Mrs William O'Brien, Mrs. John Tam many, Mrs. Laura Collins, Mrs Bridget Gladney, Mrs. John Cuddy Mrs. Joseph Mulhall, Mrs. Johr Galivan, Mrs. Mary Capalso, Mrs James Sheehan, Mrs. Kiernar Kenny, Mrs. Louis Corrington, ST. Mrs. Neil Griffin, Mrs. Patrick Grif' fin, Mrs. Micahel Mulcahy, Mrs Mary Brcphy, Mrs. Mary McCor' mack, Mrs. Patrick Dunn, Mrs. Flu. gene Gladding, Mrs. Joseph Delaney
 Misses Alice Cowett, Mary Bir' mingham, Nancy McGrath, Mary McG cGrath, Elizabeth Maher, Loretts Creaven, Helene Kelley. Helen Le. vine, Sarah Kelley, Nellie Murnane Catherine Begnal, Loretta Kelley Helen Hanley, Peggy Vanavan, Mat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
BOWLING LEAGUE
 HOLDS BANQUET

Fifty members of the Poker Bowling League and their wives at- tended a banquet at Waverly Inn Saturday night. Prizes were awarded to individual star bowlers and to the Jokers, championship team. Joseph L. Manganaro was master of cere- monies. Arrangements were com- pleted by committee headed by Frank Ricchezza. assisted by Louis Gentle, Patsy Travisano and Patsy Stance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22

toned bouquet of varied colored roses and mixed flowers decorated the altar. The bridesmaids wore gowns of cornflower blue net with lace inserts and fashioned with sweetheart neckline and puffed sleeves and their hats of imported lace braided cartwheels of natural straw were trimmed with spring flowers and long streamers of picot edged cornflower ribbon. They car- ried old fashioned bouquets of mixed flowers and roses. The brides mother wore coronation blue silk lace dress and corSage Of pink roses and spring flowers.
 A reception was held at Waverly inn following the ceremony. About one hundred and fifty guests were in attendance including out of town people from New York city, Quincy Mass, New Hampshire, Hartford Springfield and New Haven.
 The couple sailed on the SS. Uru- quay for a cruise to Nassau and Havana. The bride wore a Heaven blue travelling dress with corres- bonding redingote and corsage of orchids. Upon their return they will reside at 1439 East Main street.
 The bride is a graduate of Wilby high school and the bridegroom is a graduate of Crosby high school and Connecticut College of pharmacy in New Haven.
 Miss Airline Nevins was elected chairman of the sophomore enter tainment and capburning ceremony to be held May 25. At that time, the freshmen will throw their fresh men caps into large bonfire, sig nifying the girls approaching en- trance into the sophomore class.
 Miss Grace Postizzi, Al of Strat- ford has been elected president of the College Athletic association for the coming year 1939-1940.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22

The Albertus Magnus College Glee club presented their annual spring concert Saturday in Rosary hall. The club was under the di- rection of Hugh L. Smith. Their program consisted of the following: o Bone Jesu, Palestrini: Matona, Lovely Maiden, Lassus; On the Plains, Fairy Trains, walker: How Merriiy We Live, Este; May Day Carol, English; Cobbler's Jig, Eng fish; Turn You To Me, Celtic; C'est
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
WEIDLER VOWS FEM

Virginia Weidler, brilliant 12-year- old screen actress, has the leading comedy role in RKO Radios "The Rookie Cop" featuring Tim Holt, Jante Shaw and Ace, new canine film star,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
NICE, STEADY WORK

Anne Shirley, currently appearing with James Ellison in RKO Radios Sorority House," has been in pie lures 16 years, although she only recently reached her twentieth birthday. As a child star in the silent film era, she was known as Dawn ODay."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
Weddings
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in the Friday after noon session of the Cornell Contract Club were: North and South: Mrs. W. c. Bailey and Mrs. Jams Martin, 94; Mrs. Lionel Coshier and Mrs. Robert Treat, 87; and East and West Mrs. Royal Huckins and Mrs. Walter Dews, 8l; and Mrs. Howard Smith and Mrs. Albert Hummel, "A l-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
AGAIN STARS WIFE

Beulah Bondi, last teamed with Lionel Barrymore when she made c memorable impression as the wife of President Andrew Jackson in "The Gorgeous Husy," will poin him again as Granny to his dramp in "On Borrowed Time"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22

Robert Young's new jdb as Mayor of Tarzana has his wsrricd, with all his friends kesieging him for politi- cal appointments. What puzzles Bob is that the jobs arc payless.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22
BOY, 3, SLAVES FATHER

Cleveland, O., (UP)-It may not be conducive to peace of mind, but James B. Pulling has taught his g. year-old son, Charles, to shave him every morning with an electric razor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-22

McElligott, Mary Bergin, Mary Kel- ley, Nellie Kelley, Anne Flannery, Lillian Deegan, Helen Tellerday, So- phie Luhmin, Sue O'Dea. Mary Mo- Cormack, Mary Shea, Mildred Dowl- ing, Mary Lionell, Elizabeth Han ley of Rumson, N. J., Amy Lawson. Mabel Lawson, Winifred Fehrs, Kaye Canavan and Betty McGrath
 Miss McGrath who is to be mar ried on June 18th was presented with 8 purse.