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Evening star., 1940-05-02

tor at The Star. Among these ideas
is one which Chest oincials say is
worth passing on to other COMPETE
tors.
A number of the first designs
have been accompanied by brief
statements explaining some of the
symbols involved in their insignia.
Contest officials say that this Is
perfectly permissible and advisable
for artists whose designs have
meanings not Immediately obvious
to the eye.
If such a statement is to accom-
pany design at the time Of judg-
ing, however, 1t must be neatly
typed or written to be suitable for
display.
One Explanation.
One typical explanation points out
that part Of the artists design Is
"the device of the city of Washing
Evening star., 1940-05-02

by II pm. May Z, or II mailed must
bear q postmark no later than that
date.
Designs may be executed In black
or white or not more than two
colors. Ink, charcoal, crayon, water
color or other suitable medium will
be permitted.
All must be drawn or mounted on
white cardboard measuring about
18 by "a inches. A 2-inch border
must be allowed.
All entries will become property
Of the Community Chest.
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Explanation Of DESIGN
May Accompany Entry
In Emblem Contest
Chest Officials Approve
Use Of Symbols in
Insignia Submitted

The Community Chests SITS prize
contest for design of an official
Chest emblem is attracting folk of
bright ideas" it has become evi-
dent from the early entries f1ow-
Ing to the Office of the contest edi-
Evening star., 1940-05-02
Explorers Club

Carl Lomen, member Of the Ex-
plorers' Club, will speak before the
Washington Round Table at its
weekly luncheon meeting at the
Press Club at 1890 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08

Appointment of S. Burns Weston
National Youth administrator fol-
Ohio, as assistant to the chairman
of the N. Y. A. National Advisory
Committee was announced today by
Aubrey Williams, N. Y. A. admin
istrator.
The Advisory Committee. which
is headed by Charles w. Taussig,
president of the American Molasses
Co, includes in its membership rep
resentatives of education, youth, in
dustry, labor and agriculture.
In his new position Mr.. Weston
will direct coordination of efforts
OF State and local advisory commit
tees. These committees have the job
of adapting N. Y. A. programs to
meet the needs of communities.
The Advisory Committee is meet
ing today in Washington for its
annual executive session. Among
other topics, it will appraise N. Y. A.
policies with reference to national
defense.
Washingtonians participating in
todays meeting included DR.. Nor
decai johnson, president of Howard
University; Mrs. Elinor F. Morgen-
thau, DR.. George F. zook, president
of the American Council on Edu-
cation, and the Rev George w.
johnson, director department of
education. National Catholic We'll
fare Conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08
WoodIawn TO Open
SIT, 900 School tuesday

The 26th school in the education
system of Arlington County, Va.
will be opened for regular class
room instruction at 9 am Tuesday
in the Woodlawn Village area. School
Supt. Fletcher Kemp announced to-
day.
The new structure. built by the
E. A. Pessagno Co, Washington. cost
S27 800 and has been named the
Woodlawn Primary School. 1t is
located at Sixteenth and North Alb
ingdon streets.
The school is expected to open
with approximately so children in
attendance Primary grade pupils
now attending other institutions in
the area will be transferred to the
new building.
Miss Gertrude Kidwell has been
appointed principal and Mrs. Janet
Baker instructor.
Mr.. Kemp said all schools in the
county will be closed Monday in OBJ
servance of Armistice Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08
Women S Pair Bridge
Enters I'd Session;
Champions Far Behind
Mesdomes Campbell
And Eberson Lead
With 31eH Points
By FRANK b. LORD,
Star Bridge Editor.

When the second session of the
wonen's pair match in the 10th an
nual tournament of the Washing
ton Bridge League started at the
Shoreham Hotel this afternoon first
position was occupied by Mrs. H. G..
Campbell and Mrs. Frederick Eber-
eon, who had top score in the open
ing round. Playing together for the
first time they made 31el2 points.
In second place were Mrs. Lester
Gibson and Mrs Harold Young with
a score of 300l2. Third place was
held by Mrs. j. r. Belt and Mrs.
Jack Bennett with 297i2 points,
while Mrs. Edward Behrend of Bal
timore and Mrs Daisy H Mott, were
fourth, and Mrs. w. DIST. Aubin and
Mrs. Burton Palmer, fifth; the for
mer pair with 295l2 and the latter
with 288 Mrs. j. E. Folline and
Mrs. A. J. RoSenbloom, both of Rich
mond. who won the match last year,
trailed with score of 288.
The second session of the mixed
pair event is the only one sched-
uled for this evening. Tomorrow
there will be two sessions of the
open-pair championship which is
the classic event of the tournament
and is expected to bring all the
experts into competition. Among
the participants will be many visit
ing players.
At the same time will occur the
concluding session of the inter-
mediate event for The Evening Star
trophy for which there are SO pairs
competing
Scores at the halfway mark
follow:
Mixed pair match-Mrs. Stanley
Newman and Edward Pierce Of Bal
timore 331'2, first; Mrs. Amy
Berhend Of Baltimore and A. T.
Stockvis, 327I2, second: Miss Mabel
TOWN and S. G. Churchill. 1923,
third, and Mrs. Leon Landauer of
Norfolk and Roy Thurtel, 322l2,
fourth.
intermediate contest for The
Evening Star Trophy-First. Capt.
V. Schvesnekoff and E. H. Hohr-
bach, 1873; second, j. B. Latta and
Ned Brooks. 1872: third. j. M
Sherfey and S. M zemanski, both
of Baltimore. 177i2: fourth, Miss
L, A. Ehringer and G. NJ. Richards.
I73.
Russell J. Baldwin is directing
the tournament.
Pairs participating in the game
we're:
Mrs. Foline and Mrs. Rosenbloom
Mrs. Edward Behrends Of Baltimore
and Mrs. Daisy H Mott, Mrs. j.
Preston Tippett and Mrs. Fred D.
Decker both of Baltimore; Mrs. j.
c. Abels of High Point. N. c., and
Mrs. Paul J. Wyatt. Arlington. Va:
Mrs. Lester Gibson and Mrs. Harold
Young, Miss Jerry Nelson and Mrs.
c. v. Tenny, Mrs. Howard G. Camp
bell of Silver Spring and Mrs. Fred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08
erick Eberson, Mrs. Menne Barry and

erick Eberson, Mrs. MEME Barry and
Mrs. Ralph Woodside.
Also Mrs. z. r. Walton and Mrs.
C. j. Evans, Mrs. Marian Barre and
Mrs. Roy Hackett, Mrs. John M.
Evans and Mrs. Charles F. Shafer,
Mrs. G. w. Boyce and Mrs. Scott
Athey, Mrs. T. M. Clark and Mrs.
w. G. Esmond. Mrs. Il. D. johnson
of Arlington and Mrs. r. S. Dubois,
Mrs. Peyton Blamire and Mrs. t. D.
Sheldon, Mrs. w. Rohleder. Norfolk,
and Mrs. E. B. Swanson. Mrs. F. G.
Vocburgh, Bethesda, and Mrs. Peggy
Monroe, Mrs. Weyman Tarplay and
Mrs. j. A. Long. Mrs. Dixie T.
Wright and Mrs. w. Frank Sunny,
Mrs. Leon Landauer, Norfolk, and
Mrs. H. C. White, Mrs. Pat McCar-
ran and Miss Glen Orr, Mrs. c. M.
Hall and Mrs. Irene Surguy, Mrs
J. M. Mann, Baltimore. and Mrs
Herman Lohmeyer, Baltimore: Mrs.
A. P. Stockvis and Mrs. w. B. Van
Devanter, Mrs. Allan Rutherford,
Baltimore; Mrs. Stanley Newman,
Baltimore.
Mrs. T, M. Boyle and Mrs. M. r.
Reddy, Mrs. E. P. Cotter and Mrs.
c. w. thinner, Miss Paris Keener
and Miss Chariot G. Worcester, Mrs.
E. r. Shepard and Mrs. J. B. Gregg
Gusts, Mrs. Rose Robins and Mrs.
Alma Byrne. Mrs. J. R. Belt and
Mrs. Jack Bennett. Mrs. A. j. Stein
berg and Mrs. Dora Schwartz, Mrs.
D. E. Stephan and Mrs. Annie o.
Grimes. Mrs. w. de St. Aubin and
Mrs. Burton Palmer. Mrs S. H.
Beasley of Chevy Chase and Mrs.
N. A. Olmstead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08
Five Goods Nominated
For American U. Queen

Five candidates are competing for
the honor of being American Uni
versity's homecoming queen and
reigning over festivities November
IS and l6.
They are Germaine Coffey, Alpha
Phi; Esther Henvis, Sigma Phi
Delta; Virginia Hozier, Alpha Chi
Omega: Beatrice Wyman. Delta
Gamma, and Marion Mates, Phi
Mu.
The girls were nominated yes
terday. The election will be held
Tuesday to name the top three
The queen will be crowned Novem-
Der Is,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08

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Show folding hood. Chrome pIoted
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-08

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wheels. easy to handle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Voman's Contribution Related By
Speaker AT O.E.S. Council Banquet

ma Jamrs second vice president
was mistress Of ceremonies.
A large gathering was present
10 enjoy the address. Among tho
guests soon were FL
more Wallace. grand master Of the
Masons. Prince Hall Affiliation,
Mrs. Wallace. Roscoe y. IIus-
ion. postmaster; Dr and Mrs
James Gregory now Of Jamica
British West indies; Or. and Mrs.
Brown Mrs White OF chicago;
Attorney and Mfs c. Henri Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs James cobb. Frank
Morris. Mr. warren Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ransom. Wilbur e. Wood
son Mr. and AIRS. Haywood CAN'T.
Attorney and Mrs Charles VIII
iams Roy Edward Simmons. Miss
Winifrcd Fairfax Mr.. and Mrs All
Ties. OBricn Bristol, Mrs Thomas
Vincent Mrs. Carrie b. Rilov. Mrs.
Bertha Moacham. Y. A. Bristol.
Mrs. Lucille Hubert. daughter
ruler of Florence Ames Temple;
Mr.. and Mrs. Eebcrt Martin. Mrs.
BERTHA Mckanlas OF Corinthian
Chapter No ~ OES Port Huron:
Mrs H. II Barksdale, Mrs r. o.
Hewitt Mrs Nina McCracken.
past III COMMANDERS. ". j..
Fields. Mrs Alyce YaIcy. MIR. and
Mrs William Henderson, Mrs Ell
la Ho.ley Mrs. Celeste Cushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and many
many others.
a Telegram from the Associate
Grand Mairon Mrs Bessie Starks.
Was read expressing rcerats for
heinz absent Mrs. Helena Lynn.
grand malron Of Canada. also sent
greetings The committee on ar
raneements coopcraicd with Mrs
Leah Martin. associate matron Of
Bathcshaha chapter so. . who
was chairman. and Mrs. Hamilton
OF Guiding star Chapter No. IL,
IN charge OF the Mattresses.
hngG
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Influence Changed
OF Mankind
Marriage Status

The third annual banquet Of the
OES onrcll Of MaNne County WAS
held al the ST. Antoine Branch "
MICA las, Saturday night with Mrs,
Roscoe y huston, wife OF post
master Huston as guest speaker.
Mrs. Huston began her address
by lauaing Highway Commissioner
Van Wagoner and senator Charles
Digs for their contribution 10 the
people az Michigan. She then gave
vely pointed address on tho part
woman has played, and is PLAYING
in civilization Among other things
she stated that IL was woman's In
fmonce that persuaded man 20 ac-
cept the homogeneous instead Of a
polygamous marriage as the basis
OF the home.
She recalled the fact that few
years ago women wcra barred from
institutions Of higher learning.
hut that now the general custom
is co-educat.onal institutions and
that women were no longer just
home bodies hu, we're found ac-
tive in all fields Of endeaNor-cdu-
cational. industrial and scientific.
She mentioned the engineering
field particularly
In conclus y. Mrs Huston chal-
lenged the omen in the World
NJ Today to play their part we'll
in using the ballot ard In using
their influence for world peace by
defensive methods AT 2 time when
the eastern hemisphere seems to
he hopclesslv cmhroilcd
Others on tho program We're The
Rev. Edward simmons Mcsdames
Irene Williams. Mary Booker. and
Elsie Lewis. a trio that sang sew
eral selections ircndlnr santa
Lucia" Mrs. Elizabeth Williams
was the accompanies Inspiring re-
marks by Grand Master Elmer
Wallace. Past Grand Patron Mon
erva Peoples. and Mrs. v A. Brs-
iol. president of tho OES Council
who also introduced Mrs. Huston
as Senator Digs could rot he
present Hostesscs were Mrs.
Francis Higgins, Mrs. Mae Crittcn-
don. Miss Ollie Jordan. Mrs Rose
Murphy. Mrs Elizabeth VI. White.
and Mrs Maade Williams Mrs. An
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Masens Ready
For Sessions OF
High Council
Many Notables
Will Attend The
Annual Gathering

At the fifty-nlnth annual session
az the United Supreme Council A
& ASR prince Haln 10 be held In
Detroit MAY Ma about 300 col
ored masons. including many prom
inent in the business and profess
sional world. will 10 present
Dr. sumner 4 Fnrniss the SOW
ersisn grand commander OF this
organization has for - years been
4 pracficing physician m Indiana
polls lie was an honor graduate
Of the Indiana Medical college. and
was The fire, colored medical grad
uate 10 serve his inferno ship In the
Indianapolis CITY hospital
Dr Furniss has also been active
in civic and political affairs. lie
was close friend and associate
OF the lsfe pr Booker T Wash
ingion and active T.. the National
Negro Business League sponsored
hv him.
Dr t'usriss completes 20 wears OF
service as Tho head ~ this Supreme
Council. the longest IN its history
During his administration the inn
posing Prince Hail scottish Rite
athedral was erected in Philadei-
phia
George W Crawford OF New
Haven .s the lieutenant grand
commander Of his supreme Coun
~. Mr. crawford is graduate Of
college ard Yale univer-
/: tv. and for over 80 wears has been
a leading attorney 81 New Haven
Tho office ~ Grand Minister Of
state is he'd hy James f. White
n chicago Mr. White has been
rvaei.clrg attorney IN Chicago for
~ wears.
Or. Conwell Ban;on f. secre-
fry general Of the Tested Supreme
Council I1r Banlon received his
academic ard medical training al
me University OF Pennsylvania.
For ~ wears he was Grand Mas
ter ~ the Grand Lodge OF Della
ware
William A. Hea'hmsn Is treas
nrei- general ~ the order. He is
ar attorney Of Providence Rhode
Island. OF which city he is ma
i've.
Harry r. Davis. an active mem
her OF the United supreme Coun-
ell is q native ~ Cleveland He
IL = graduate OF the Law School ~
Western Reserve niversitv. and
has engaged in his profession in
leye and since graduation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Paul v. McNutt
Democrat To Open
Presidential Drive

Paul v McNu,,, former Cover
nor-General OF the PHILIPPINE Is
lands and present Federal Security
Administrator, officially opens his
campaign for the Democratic nom
nation for president OF the United
states AT a mass meeting 10 he held
AZ Cass Technical High school.
Vernon Highway at Second Blvd
Monday. MAY s. This meeting ~
he open n the general public and
viii start at S pm. sharp. The
doors will omen AZ 7:s0 and as q
hrce crowd is expected. IL will he
advisable 10 come early for good
seats.
Mr. McNuit's Michigan campaign
manager is expected 10 be Harry
n Mend close personal friend and
former campaign manager for for
mer governor Frank Murphy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
New President
OF Naciiren,a !,
Installed
Samuel Russell
Is Successor OF
Roy Morton

At an elaborate stag given Sad
day night. April q. al Nacir,1
club. the following officers q, /,
club were installed: Samuel }
Russell, president. Robert
Fletcher. vice presiden' Wits,
l.. Summers. corresponding sec,
tary: DR.. Ira l.. whitby. lreasur.,
Alice l. Herring. financial seerl
tary; and stanton ". Wells a
Frank ID. Davis. new members
the board OF directors. H. Thom]
Love was POSTMASTER and G \
Jones. assistant prosecuting alta,
ney installed the officers.
At the affair which was attend.
by over 100 Nacircma nenh,,
Judge Thomas Maher. az Tho ~.
nc division OF Recorder cou1
County Auditor Ray Synder n
Labor Commissioner Charles Y,
hone. were guests OF honor "a.
praised the Nacirema club on /
seventeen years OF progress Al
growth.
The retiring presiden Roy
Morton. who had served the yac
rema for thirteen years conclul
ed his tenure OF office win IAN
we'll address in which no revl,u
ed the past achievements NJ n
club and its prospects ,or the 4
ture.
The new officers will he hono
ed Thursday night. Nav .. at Il
seventeenth inaugural hall at 4
Graystone ballroom.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Held For Violation
Of u. S. Drug Laws

Charlie Wells. 81. Of 5Si5 Brush;
Vernon Simpkns. %. ~ 9se Gar
field; Daniel Reed Carter. %. OF
asf Brewster. and Roy Thomas o..
~ esl F. Forest. were arrested last
Thursday and held for investgd-
ton OF violation OF the United
States Drug Law. The men were
arrested at 2205 81. Antoine by
members Of the Narcotic Squad.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Through Exposition
Continues Broadcast
Song OF Progress"

Songs OF Progress. the broad
cast sponsored ny the Seyenty-Five
Years of Negro Progress EXPOSE
lion. will continue on CkLW
through the run OF the Exposition,
it was announced this week.
This program, considered ono Of
the best on the air. features the
Exposition Chorus of 80 voices di-
rected by polly Brown. nationally
knows choral director, and the
commentary OF Robert r. Hayden,
who also writes the script.
originally scheduled for six
weeks run, Song OF Progress was
liked so we'll by the public and
the studio officials that upon the
completion OF the first series. a new
one was started. and the group will
give IT'S twelfth broadcast next
Tuesday evening AT 7:45 p. m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Chas. Campbell. Lawyer
2,Ni Frsklne
No DOS. 3gG


STATE or MICHIGAN. The Cir
emit Court for The County OF
WAYNE IN Chancerv
NELLIE SCHrMAN. Plaintiff.
w. ROY SCilt'MAN. Defendant.
ORDER PUBLICATION
AZ session ~ said court held
10 Tho city ~ Detroit on the 9th
day ~ April 1870 Present tho
Hon Adolph r. Marschner, Circuit
Judge.
u satisfactorily appearing nv AZ
hdavit on hls that defendant - not
resident ~ the state ~ Michi-
gan hut resides a, 2i0-i0th street.
Toledo. Ohio
II IL ordered that he appesr
herein within three months from
the date OF this order or the hill nj
complaint filed herein NAV he TAX
en- a. confessed an that this or
der be- served and published &C.
c0rdlng to law aud copy thereof
mailed 10 the defendant az his last
known address
ADOl.PH 2 MARSlINER
Circuit Judge
"a true copvl
CASPAR J LfNGENAN
Clerk
by HEI,BERr SCHMIDT
Deputy Clerk b-l-6-iS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES
Attys. Lewis and Rowlette
100 ~. Antoine ~.


STATE or MICHIGAN IN tho
Circuit court for the County Of
Wayne in Chanccry.
No. 2a7.657
ROBERT WILLIS TIL ON s.
Plaintiff vs.. LORENE THOMAS. De-
PENDANT.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court held
al the Court House in the CITY Of
Detroit on the 18th day OF April,
AID. 1910.
Present: Hon. ADOLPI =. MAR
SCHNER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT
showing that II cannot be ascer-
tanned in what state or country de-
PENDANT now resides and her pres
ent whereabouts Is unknown. that
her last know residence MAS $40
Brewster street. City of Detroit.
County NJ Wayne and stata Of
Michigan
on MOTION or LEWIS 4 ROW
LETTE. ATTORNEYS FOR plsintin. IT
IS ORDERED that the said defen-
liant. Lorene Thomas. enter Ger
appearance in said cause on or he
for three 81 months from the date
OF this order, or the bill Of COM
plaInt Med herein may he taken az
confessed and that said order he
published and n copy thereof serv-
81 mp the defendant by registered
mail. as required by law IN such
cases made and provided.
ADOLPH =. MARSCTINER.
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copy
CASPAR :. IINGEMAN. Clerk
HER BERT SCHMIDT.
Deputy Clerk. b-l-6-i5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Mrs. Abbie Davis
Rites Held In jackson

Funeral services OF Mrs Ahba
Davis. faithful officer o. wolyernI
Grand Chapter. OES Prince Hal
Affilistion. were held from m
African Methodist Episcopal cha,I
in Jackson, last Monday a, 'gl
o'clock.
Mrs. Alyce Yancey, grand lela-
er from Detroit, was present at'e
final rites. Mrs. Davis was The SIS
ter OF II. York Harrison FIJI
junior past worshipful grand mas
ter OF Most Worshipfal t'rol
Grand Lodge, =. & A. "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
NOTICE!

The New vi. Zion Primitive Rap
fist church oi the Northwestern
Association. i now having services
ut the A. q. Wright Chapel. 1898
Bcaublcn ~. upstairs. Services NJ
VI o'clock ann. and 800 o'clock
sunday night with the following of.
iiccrs:
Deacon J. II. Williams,
Deacon James tOuntryman.
Deacon T.. Worthy.
Brother J. =. Roduemore, Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY. j. u. Lee.
9ni0 ~. Antoine ~.

vi" ~. NHi0lUF IL
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wavne W Chancery.
MATTE ELIZABETH DAVIS.
P'sln'lN vs. HARRY DAVIS. De-
'endar'.
No. egG.a6e
Supplemental order Of Publication
A. session of said Court held
in the Court House IN tho civ ~
Detroit County ~ WAYNE. state ~
Michigan on the ON lay on April.
4 - 1870
Present HONORABLE ADOLPH
= NARSCHNER Circuit Judge
~ satisfactorily appearing from
ne affidavit ON file Ia tho above
entitled cause. that ne Defendant.
Harrv Davis IS not resident y,
ne stare ~ Michigan baf resides
~ 2foi Dickson street. ST. Louis.
Missouri
1T Is ORDERED that Harry Da.
~ appear and answer this Bill Of
COMPLAINT filed in this cause with
~ three months from the date ~
ms order or said bill will be taken
as confessed against him.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
hat a copy OF said order he sent
10 The last known address OF the
said Defendant by registered NAL.
and IN case no registered return
receipt signed hv the Defendant Is
teceiv'd that this order be pub
lished as required hv Law.
ADoLPH +. MARsCHNER.
Circuit Judge
A True Conyl
CASPAR i LTNGEMAN. Clerk
HERBERT SCHMIDT,
Deputy Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE
BARGAINS In HOMES AND
BUSINESS PROPERTIES

WARREN = 9s3-6i. brick S.ilai.I
rooms each. n A heat. Comm
Gar CD, lot 81 los YOV''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Held For Assault

lohn Fowler. IS. OF s7s2 White
wood was arrested Last week for
IN alleged felonlous assault on
Daniel Rennie. 100 p kirby The
-sallt occurred near 1875 La
Be1e, on April %
Evening star., 1940-04-28

for the Lees. Col. Lee, formerly of
Georgetown, has advance orders to
London as military attache.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Harold D. Camp
bell and Lit. Comdr. and Mrs. John
w. Jamison entertained $50 guests
at a cocktail party given at the
officers mess this afternoon.
Maj. and Mrs. Arthur D. Chal-
lacombe will entertain tomorrow
morning with a breakfast for 100
guests at the club.
Mrs. j. w. Earnshaw will entertain
at tea Monday afternoon in her
quarters honoring her mother, Mrs.
r. P. Craft, wife of Capt. Craft,
U. S. N, of Hendersonville, N. c.,
who is here for weeks visit.
Mrs. Julian P. Brown, wife of
Maj. Brown of Alexandria, is visit
ing 1t. Col. and Mrs. Evans O.
Ames for week.
Miss Clancy and
Miss Coleman Hostesses.
Miss Katherine c. CLANCY and
Miss Maize Coleman of the Med
ical Department entertained at
cocktails for 125 guests at the Of
ficers' mess yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. F. E. Mitchell, great aunt
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Senorita Sonoza
Entertained TODAY

Senorita Lillian Somoza, daughter
OF the President of Nicaragua and
Sonora de Somoza, will be the guest
of honor at luncheon party at noon
today when Miss Eleanor Flood,
daughter of Mrs. Henry D. Flood,
will entertain at the Shoreham
Hotel.
The party will precede the de-
parture of the motorcade in which
Senorita Somoza, as Queen Shen-
andoah XVII" with the Minister
from Nicaragua and Sonora de
Bayle, the maids of honor to the
queen and officials of the Winches-
ter Apple Blossom Festival, will leave
for their visit to the Endless Caverns
at New Market, Va. Senorita
Somoza will be welcomed by the
Mountain King" at costume
pageant in the caverns. Maj. and
Mrs. E. M. Brown will be hosts at
dinner this evening at the Endless
Caverns Farmhouse, entertaining
the queen and her party.