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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
ROSEVILLE
ny CIRLINE WHEELER
~. Luke ANE Church

The Sunday School OF 81 Luke
AME church was we'll attended
SUNDAY. For the second time the
past few weeks. Miss c. Wheeler
acted as superintendent and con-
Quoted the school quite satisfact-
torily.
Tho morning services were In
spring. Pastor r H. Smith preach
ed forceful sermon from Luke
"a, subject, obedience and Sue
cess
The Senior choir OF the church
will sponsor moonlight ride to
Bell Isle Saturday night. June 30
Miss Naomi Braxton. OF Boston
Mass Is spending part Of her va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Rraxton. of Pinchurst street. Mr.
Braxton IS the visitors uncle.
AS social fete Miss Braxton
was honored with n party SUNDAY
afternoon at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Miller, on Pinehurst.
Those present H. addition TO the
honorce included Robert Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. c. BraNton. Rev. and
Mrs. Thomas smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Miller
The Roosevelt high school gave
diplomas TO foriy-seven young peo-
ME on Thursday cvering, June II.
Among the graduates were Ed
Lucas. Of Quinn road; Ann Reese
Washington. Rooseville; and Emma
Bell Patters. also OF Roseville.
Friends wish the graduates much
success
Miss Patterson. reporter Tor the
Tribune in Roseville is III at home.
Friends wish her speedy recoy-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

Cant, OF Mt. Zion Baptist church.
made timely remarks. A solo WAS
also rendered by New Moriah Rap
fist church, lnkstcr. and another
from singers OF Smile road. Re-
marks were made by representatives
OF Shiloh church, Smile road The
pastor of Calvary Baptist spoke
and the choir OF Macedonia render
ed a selection. Remarks were made
by the president OF the union and
by the Rev. r.. G.. Copeland. Cal
vary church received the banner.
Mary Armstrong is the reporter for
the union.
First Baptist
Very inspiring devotional serv-
ices were led Sunday at First Bap-
fist church by Deacons Johnson,
Green, Birden and Shepherd. Pas
Tor J. ID. Davis later occupied the
pulpit and preached eloquently. The
choir was glad To have Mrs. r..
Folkes hack in the stand, after a
recent Illness.
Among tho sick OF tho church
are: Mother walker, Mrs. Matte
Bell. Mrs. f. Holmes and Sallle
Harper.
The Rev. j. u. Davis and his con-
gregation are. invited TO conduct
services in honor OF the Rev. Mr.
Cranes anniversary. Wednesday
June 10. The church Is also invited
to worship with the Rev. Mr.. Tate
during his fourth anniversary serv.
ice on June 90
A lovely Fathers Day service
was held at pm. Sunday. Tht
Rev. G. w. Simms, OF River Rouge
( preached
The morning sermon was preach.
ed by Pastor j. d. Davis. text. ST
Luke %. subject. THE Coming
Kingdom"
The church invited the public &c
attend services.
Friends arc gricvcd TO learn ol
The death OF the Rev. Mr.. Mack
( His family and church have tho
sympathy OF First Baptist church
and other friends. Zadie Askew II
church reporter.
VT. Zion Baptist
MI Zion. Baptist church. o.
which the Rev. G.. A. Stevenson I,
pastor. held an inspiring mornlnE
service SUNDAY. with the message
preached hy Evangelist Willie Rim
som, subject. 10Y of the Christian.
text. Zach. 1876. The message wa
interesting Visitors present IN
cluded Jesse Wourmer. J. Roach
W. Golilay Mr.. Bankhead. DR.
Moore and the Rev. Mr. Phillips
The pastors fifth anniyersar,
banquet which was held Monday
June II. was delightful affair
which all enjoyed Visitors are al
WAYS welcome AZ this church
Corine Campbell is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

Following the Sunday School
service which was well attended,
Pastor III. G. Simmons preached a
very spiritual morning message TO
his congregation. subject. This
do in remembrance of me. The
Junior choir directed by Mrs. Edna
Henderson and Mrs. Nina Williams
organist, furnished the music for
the day.
At 3 pm. the pastor and Senior
choir motored TO Ann Arbor 10
participate with Bethel AME in
81 osing their 1000 rally. Rev. ].
w, Wright is the minister.
Remember the fried chicken
dinner to be given June 20 by the
Hudson Car rally club. on the lawn
OF Mrs Johr ven9n. The Packard
car ice cream lawn social will be
held on the beautiful lawn OF Mr..
and Mrs +. W. Burden. Jure %.
The Junior choir will sponsor a
silver tea Tuesday. June %, on
the lawn OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Nor
ton, Remember. the rally closes
Sunday, July Z, and the goal is
81 900
Second Baptist Church
At Second Baptist. Mrs Bur
den gave an interesting review OF
the Sunday School lesson. The at
tendance was sixty-five; the col
lection, 1925.
Mrs Pattie Cox. messenger TO
the Metropolitan District Baptist
association. made an excellent re-
port from the s. s department that
met in Flint last week Her re-
port was inspiring and Informative.
At pm. the Pastors Aid society
rendered delightful program.
Miss June Brown Is the report
err.
Church Of God In Christ
Sunday School ~ tho church was
largely attended Sunday. Visitors
last week end at the home OF Dea-
on and Mrs Dempsey and family
on First avenue. included Elder II
G.. Foster, Curiton, Tenn: Elder
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
W WOODLAND
BY ROBERT NEAL
First Baptist


Sunday school was we'll attended
and conducted. The pastor, Rev.
William Burkett. delivered won
derfu sermon from Psalms 20 20
subject. Fellowship MIR. ard Mrs,
Eugene Davis OF Detrois were Wis
itors.
Community Church
Sunday School was well attend
ed Pastor Rev. f.. Davis preached
stirring sermon from st. Luke
S:46. His subject was. Somebody
Touched Me-
At O'Clock. IN the evening, the
choir presented n very impressive
program TO an overcrowdcd house
Or Sunday. July "a. the church Will
launch drive To raise funds f0I
the completion OF the church build.
ing.
Soeinls
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ewcll ol
Grand Rapids. spent last Sunda,
with Mr.. Ewells mother, Mrs
Mollie Ewell
MIR. and Mrs. Roach and family
-of batavia. Ohio, and Mr. ard Mrs
o. Ture OF New Richmond ohio
spent a week at the Bohby cot
tage OF which Mrs. H. +. Towns II
proprietress.
Mrs. Ida Lee OF Chicago. spent .
week with Mrs Marie l., Bell
Mrs. Mollie Ewell entertained
Mr. and Mrs. f. Davis last SUNDAY
at her home.
Mrs. T.. F. Towns and ! Y Me.
Cue are improving from their ~
resses. All their friends wish then
a speedy recovery.
The Woodland Park Sensations
inflicted the Bitelv Ball Team with
at 1910 defeat Sunday. June is.
Antoine Tyson spent a week with
his friends In Muskegor.
First Baptist church Is planninr
hig day for SUNDAY. June %
Following the morning services
dinner will be served or the lawn
after which the choir will present
prizes 10 the winners OF the Bah,
Contest. Also the reports of the
various auxiliaries will be received
to close the six month rally. Many
visitors are expected.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
SAGIN AW NEW
MRS. VI. TOOMTY


I'm not ashamed ~ the rospei
~ Jesus thglsi. hscagSc * tn'
power 90 God unto salvation Vac
the Bible foundation for the dis
course 81 pastor J A. Dsar AZ iA,
morning service 81 Beihel AMI
chuech Among the Nisuors We,
Harold Jackson OF Lansing. stat
presiden, 81 The ACE league Fuai
plans we're discussed for ne loufh
Congress 10 he held at Bcthe .AAik
June 81 20 %
Rev Dean participated ir M,
Racaalaufeate services hold Tor
the graduates AZ the ciiv auditpf
lum 4 reception for the colored
graduates was held al Bcthe ANt
church and was sponsored Nv q
number OF churches in the com.
mnnity.
The Rev. y IT Jeltr nationa
evangelist concluded hi. r,,i,al
Win an lrier-racial meeting held
az the city auditorium SUNDAY Dr.
Ieliz spoke on Am My Brother 5
Keeper
Tabernacle Baptist
The pastor Rev Jones preached
an inspiring sermon from Acts s.
He used for his subject. Chris
tianS'. Two new member ioired
The public is invited 20 atiend
the services
Zion Baptist
Superintendent John y Worthy
and wife returned 10 the cav l-'-
Gently after having hcen away he-
cause Of the illness OF Mr. Worihy's
mother
The SUNDAY morning messar'
was delivered by Pastor Toomev
Several visitors were present An
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

sell street, Detroit Rev 5. a. Sea
is pastor OF Womack Temple aud
II. a. McNeelv Is clerk
The Inkster tiNic league viii
have big Mass meeting SATURDAY
night at Second Baptist church
Don Marshall and I'd Brown will
speak.
sun Lite Social
The Sun Lite Social Girls met
AZ Tho home az Ann pariee The
club discussed chicken dinner 10
no given NJ the home ofGraceWhitc
4al4 Spruce street on SATURDAY.
.hlv & The next meeting will no
Al the homo Of Grace White Two
new members were added to the
club
First Baptist
sunday School Is making re-
markahle progress under the lead
ership OF Willie Myers. Pastor Rev.
A. l.. Merritt delivered an eloquent
message SUNDAY morning. The
senior choir rendered their month
ly musicale program under the d.
rection Of Mr. WYATT
Prof William Davis Will sponsor
a students musical Recital or June
p. 80 pm. AZ First BapiisI
church All music students OF
Prof Davis will participate
The Rev A. l.. Merritt and
wife we're attendants AT the Metro
polltan Association that convened
at Flint recently
The sick. Mrs Mackfield ard Mrs
Nicholas are improving Miss Mag
nolia Simms Is church reporter.
second Baptist Church
The Junior I'shrrs made their
debut with blue uniforms, Whit,
cuffs aud collars
The pastor is conducting r re-
viyal meeting az the 81 James
Baptist church which beran Mon
day June H.
In the afternoon The Usher BOARD
celebrated their 10Th anniversary
4 grand program was rendered. Dr
b. 4. Milton was the principal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

The first OF the street dances
given by the recreation department
was held Friday night on the West
School grounds. Those In charge
this summer will be Ouela Wilson
James Hawkins. Luther Dixon aud
Mildred Biggs.
The Rev. Mr.. Steele. his choir
and number Of members worship
ped In Battle Greek Sunday with
the Rev. Mr. Todd.
The Jolly club gave a Bar-B-Q
supper Friday night at the home OF
Neola BENSON.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
ALRIoN News
BY Alice Cant

a reception was given Monday
nicht for Rev. Steele and the
graduates OF the class Of 40. at
The Bethel Baptist church. A short
program was rendered, and de-
licious repast was served.
Charles Snyder. Marjorie Min
nix and Manuel GALLOWAY spent the
past week In Ann Arbor.
The Misses Mia Simmons and
A. ]. Cant gave party Tor III
hawkins. Wednesday night az the
home OF Miss Simmons. I'll Is re-
turning to ldlewild where she Will
spend the summer ae assistant
post mistress 20 Mrs Elsner. Jet
hue Blacker. Kaye Byrd. aud James
Phillips were out-of-town guests
from Kalamazoo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

Interesting R.ne driil vas con-
dHct,d rs iAf arl' master. 3 "
Robe son at iue BNpl
o. a. GRAY Mls T. Williams and
the Rcy ~ Toomey le'i Monday
ueA' f"r Columbus OHIO ~ attend
lhr Sunday School ana BTU COM
er,ss
seven hundlst ;W.fl' .eNon DOL
lars aud foiff cetis W.. raised ia
NE recent rali, wNch was hold 10
ihesease TIC bailfns fund reaslr-
err
ATTORNEY ana Nts IS vs. Wave
haNe mo'ed into their new home AZ
rie y EiNh streef
w. Olive
BALD nr f0f tic lore was mo
r.htt Of fle Sundav morning
SERMON by 'hc Rev w G Wilson.
lils frSt Was found ip Haraii :.
Among the visitors present were:
tlr- BESSIE Arlaud. who was VISIT
ns M Maxwell.
Tile Spndas school voted 20 gits
iour do.@rs toward The building
iutN.
Tho tetsl chufeh committee
held yer, profitable meeting nj
pm.
An 'nfo}ah'c neuine WAS spont
at house Narune gwen in honor
of Mr and Mrs G Naxc n their
home SATURDAY MANY 'fend- ava
l'le'ft ~fe prevent and brought
lose Gifts
~ aud Mrs rondcAfe gave
pniy in honor os tAeir daughter.
Miss Marie rondeNcr. who wss
siadaa'st from saenaw high
Persons on TIE .iek list include
Mani, F'uu i'osi' topnson and
Alh'i Wahr
lori Wahaas lott last Tses-
dir Tor Arean-a- CD he az the hed-
side or her mother.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

Haf and l.alk'n Sutrl HOOKER
llolni oi NCWsst Sfaff college
~ p Del ta scnor cher
held forum ami discg-sea cur
len' topics
Th" hpr Nii asNe N 4nnaal
Iaoernn FRIDAY lun q 'oaiN,irg
Miss Todd and rfof, ~sof Hende,-
son.
Union Baptist
The Icy r. g coreiaud prosth-
~ l1n Psalm i- SUNDAY morr-
ne The Senor ohn'f rendered the
SINGING
Mans 'a'cyed 'le rtoersm riffn
hy tpe PASTORS AM a' n. NJ.
Triumph Baptist
The Rev q IS Smm- gave m
in-pWrg i'FseN of 'h. : 6 les
sau Tire pastor pgrtth'd frorn
lrdse TNo F'l NJ Noors
arl,sf'1 49, aNnroor nt-saeo
I'M Roy ir SINUS and cons' ~
CATION wpr ppei ~ Fr.f Ra2ist
eIari in lln' ~ 80 y M.
Church Oi God In Christ
The ps iho N,e. ~ gaudv
~pnA Sriaa morn ne from Tigs
Two II wa. q fiue sosmon Al
N,fo riad 20 Soc fhc Rev ..ir
GeadNs mo'le present a. the SER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
sFoR LIGHTER SKIN .

slaAe 'clr own skin
Bleach from 4 now
iormal, Makes skin
nonesahlv lighter
ana ,oalhful looking
IN short time Easy
10 make Only three
Ingredients 10 mix.
tonsehieni 10 use:
apply A. night. wash
on N morning Make
sna NE in privacy
n home, AND makr
y oney selling to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

iif1a' Reiuru this N with Money Or
~, Ior 90 N HARRY ADAMS, 3246
.n.nrshoefs. W. H.. Cincinnati. Ohio,
'na Formula will be sent By return mail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

speaker Many Usher Boards OF the
city were present.
The evening service WAS con-
Quoted nv the Senior choir
Mrs Mary Douglas IS IN the Ford
hospital
Many members of the Sunday
school and BYPU attend3nfs are
preparing 10 attend ih,, Sunday
School and BNPI Congress IN CO.
lumbus. Ohio This week MissChris-
tine Whitner is church rcpo,der.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
PORT HURON
r, CIIFFORD JOUNSON

The Rev II Hanksrsor. pas
tor of Shiloh Baptist ohurch
preached brief bur lively ser
mon last SUNDAY morning The
pastor. choir. and congregation
worshiped in Pontiac Michigan
with the Rev, Timherlake. pastor
OF New Bethel Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Braggs spent
Sunday afternoon visiting in De
trOit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Inlon Ranil.i
Triumph baptist

Macs 'a'oyea 'he Noefsm rifsn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

on June is the Pastors Aid I'M
lon held Us regular service at Tn
lor Rap's' church, of which the
rev ? 6, Copeland is pastor. Hat
ue Ruth was sololst. Mrs. Martha
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Women of France
Is Speakers Topic
For Kappa Beta Pi

THE Women of France" will be
the subject of an informal talk by
Nine. Lombard, wife of Col. E. C.
Lombard, military attache of the
French Embassy, at a banquet to be
given by Omicron Chapter of Kappa
Beta Pi, international legal sorority,
Sunday at the Congressional Coun-
try Club. Judge Ellen K. Raedy Of
the Municipal Court also will be a
guest speaker.
The banquet will be preceded by
the initiation ceremony of 16
pledges, when Miss Marion Poole,
dean of the chapter, will preside.
Guests will include Mrs Elizabeth
Cox, president of the Woman's Bar
Association; Miss Beatrice Clephane,
director of the Legal Aid Bureau:
Mrs. Blanche La Du, superintendent
of Lorton, and Mrs. Grace Dawson,
dean of Eta Alumnae Chapter Of
Kappa Beta Pi.
Ida B. Ais, Helen M. Bloedorn, Joan
E. Cameron, Bertha Claus, Louise l..
Davis, Mabel NJ Farmer, Edna w.
Ferretti, Dorothy L. Harris, Mrs.
Margaret King, Mrs. Virginia
Knight, Joyce A. Kruzer, Mrs.
Bertha Lewis, Jean McManus, Mary
N. Schultz, Mabel E. Stockton and
Ada l.. Taylor.
Miss Marguerite Mcdowell, secre-
tary of the Student Council of Ma
tional University, is in charge of the
initiation ceremony, and Miss Ruth
Marvick, associate dean of Omicron
Chapter, in charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
By the Way
Beth BIaine=

One OF the most attractive Washington
time Deane Rucker Of Crosse Mich studying
Georgetown University and taken
ne night
originally
needless the weather
had cocktails in the
white flowers and there between following
dinner The Congo which hit with young
spring. zaousy than night
the blue Joined into all other
interesting Capt. Hasey youthful
blond only holds
he been decorated
nehem for work the Ambulance Corps in the
War his
when Capt Hasey salesman Cartier
his description selling beautiful fabulous
Marlene Dietrich kept
Other Mr. Fuckers party
pale blue the attractive Isabella
Marjorie Camilla
incidentally discovered that Camias Camilla
Maria Beache Rospigo spelled all coectyD
Gubelman
Mauduit Nancy
Palms
Phillips Nathan Bartlett Clement
chard, Kenneth Faior and Tom Tighe
afternoon Capt entertain
their beautiful historic old street George
Jefe1y Patterson
certainly trait of remember
which
houseater occupied by Mrs Francis When and leased this
year Senator and Mrs Warren Barbour.
While Of different period from "Jefs' house the
furnishings the Davdsons house equally charming Mostly
Victorian with discrimination the
following the Civil War and recently rented to
prominent Dealers, headed by Tommy" Corcoran
could talk there would surely be hoyrnakng
versations
williams, Nathan
and Mrs. Kent Legare.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Mizrachi Chapter
To Hold BANQUET

In celebration of the 50th ami
versary of the founding of the Miz-
rachi Women's Organization OF
America, the Washington chapter
will hold a donors banquet Sunday
at the Beth Sholom Temple.
Mrs. D. S. Margolis is chairman
of arrangements, assisted by Mrs.
I. Aronstein, Mrs. c. Walk, Mrs. A.
Ehrlich, Mrs. K. Kasen and Mrs
A. C. Sells. Mrs. I. Cymes is presi-
dent of the chapter.
Similar celebrations are being
planned by the more than 100 chap
ters throughout the United States
and Canada. Proceeds will be de-
voted to the organizations new twin
projects in Palestine, the Central
Farm Schol and the Haifa Training
Center, which will open their doors
to refugee and native girls this
year.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Residential Washington
Number of Washingtonians
Are Staying at Hot Springs

Mrs. Corcoran Thorn, jr., with
Miss Marion Shouse and Miss Eliza
beth Shouse. Mr.. Reeve Lewis and
Mr.. Stephen B. Elkins, Sd, are
spending the holiday and week end
at Hot Springs, where they went
Wednesday, and are staying at the
Cascades Inn.
Also at Hot Springs are DR.. and
Mrs. John de Hallenbranth, with
the formers sisters, the Misses Elena
and Berta de Hallenbranth, of Vent
nor, N. j. The Misses de Hallen-
branth have been frequent visitors
in Washington, usually making a
trip here in the spring to be guests
Of Senator and Mrs. James j. Davis.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl Jansen have
returned to Washington and have
taken an apartment in Tilden Gar
dens. DR.. and Mrs. Jansen gave up
their home here more than a year
ago and have been living in Sweden
until a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Elsie Frank OF upper Darcy,
Pa, is the guest of her brother-in in
law and sister, Maj. Harry Barnard,
head purchasing agent of the
United States Army, and Mrs.
Barnard
Mrs. Frank has come to attend
the graduation Monday evening of
her son. Mr.. James L. Flaherty.
from American University. She will
remain IN Washington until Thurs
day, when she will return to Upper
Darby with her son.
Mrs. Lucia Ramsey Maxwell has
returned to Washington and is the
guest of Mrs. Paul Anderson and
her sister, Miss Wilmeth Gary, in
their apartment in the Portsmouth,
at 1735 New Hampshire avenue.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Loans Garden
At Embassy
For Benefit
Lord Lothian
Grants Grounds for
Bundles for Britain

His Britannia Majesty's Ambassa-
dor, the Marques of Lothian,
omitted the annual garden party to
celebrate the Kings birthday an
niversary this year, but has loaned
the gardens for a benefit party to
aid the Bundles for Britain. The
party is set for Sunday afternoon,
June 9. from to 7 o'clock, and will
be everything that garden party
at the British Embassy is, with the
exception that guests will be paying
guests.
Bundles for Britain is a recently
organized group working to aid the
sick and wounded and the refugees
on the British Isles. Mrs. George
Angus Garrett is chairman Of the
Washington group and has assist
ing her Mrs. I. N. Mishtowt, execu-
tive secretary; Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss, Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Mrs.
Truxtun Beale, Mrs. Frederick H.
Brooke, Mrs. Morris Cafritz, Nine.
Cantacuzene, Mrs. Chauncey M.
Depew, Mrs. James E. Freeman, Mr..
John NJ Guider, Mrs. Wayne Chat
field Taylor, Mrs. Ernest Humphrey
Daniel. Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton,
Miss Virginia Livingston Hunt, Mrs.
Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Frederic A..
Keep, Mrs. Irwin B. Laughlin, Mrs.
c. D. Lowe, Mrs. George C. Thrope,
Mrs. John Walker and Mrs. Walter
r. Tuckerman, Mrs Neville Butler,
wife of the Counselor Of the EN-
bassy, also is a member of the local
committee for the garden party.
Invitations for the garden party
are being issued but that does not
mean that every one-who will pay
the price-is welcome. The proceeds
will be used by the local committee
for the purchase of wool for the
knitting of warm garments for the
British forces. The local head
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Miss Hannah WIGHT
To Wed Mr.. Foster

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Loney
Wight of Baltimore have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Hannah Cox
Wight, to Mr.. Charles Addison
Foster, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster of Burlingame, Calf.
Miss Wight is a great niece of
DR.. James F. Mitchell of WASH
ington and Mr.. Fosters mother
formerly was Miss Gertrude
Childs of Pittsburgh.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, June IS, in Emmanuel
Church in Baltimore. The we'd
ding breakfast, for only members
of the two families and a few
intimate friends, will be held in
the apartment of the brides par
ents in the Warrington.
Mr.. Foster and his bride will
make their home in New York
after a wedding trip to the
Pacific Coast.
Evening star., 1940-05-31

Mrs. Maxwell has been in New
Jersey giving a series of readings
from ner books, THE Red Fog" and
THE Red Juggernaut," before prom
inent womens clubs and patriotic
organizations.
Miss Ella HELEN of Baltimore is
the guest of Mrs. John Reading.
Miss Jane Asper, whose marriage
to Dr. G. Louis Weller, jr., viii take
place Wednesday afternoon, was the
guest in whose honor Miss Miriam
johnson entertained at luncheon
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee Parkin-
son spent Memorial Day and are
remaining over the week end at
Newport News.
Mrs. Ernest Lee, Mrs. Roscoe l..
Oatley and Mrs. Yelba Hall left
yesterday to attend the supreme
session Of the Daughters Of the Nile,
being held this year In Terre
Haute, Ind.
Mrs. Imogene England is visiting
in Norfolk for a fortnight.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
R.H. Reside,
Richards
All Souls Church
Is Scene of
Ceremony

Miss Jeanne De Beauvais Rich
ards, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph w. Richards, was married
to Mr.. Robert Hughes Reside, son
of Mrs. Frank p Reside, yesterday
afternoon in All Souls Memorial
Church. the rector, the Rev. H. H. D.
Sterrett, omciating at 1:3O o'clock.
Memorial Day was chosen by the
bride as it is her fathers birthday
anniversary and only members of
the two families with a very few
intimate friends were invited to the
ceremony and informal reception
which followed in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richards.
The bride wore travelling cos
tune of navy blue and white
print frock, a blue e-and-white hat
and blue accessories. Her bouquet
was of gardenias and lilies of the
valley and she was escorted and
given in marriage by her father.
Miss Betty Richards was her sis
ter's maid of honor wearing a cos
tune Of ashes of roses crepe with
a navy blue hat and accessories.
Mr.. Frank P. Reside was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were Mr.. Thomas r. Baldwin, Mr..
Dean E. Brown, jr, and Mr.. John
o. Evans, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sherrard of
Haddonfield, N. j.. brother in law
and sister of the bridegroom, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stebinger of
New York were among the out-of- =
town guests for the wedding.