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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-19

cssed miller's flour until recently
when the vltamins have been add
ed to flour.
We have learned a great deal
about many of these vitamins. At
the present time a summary of our
knowledge is presented in the fol-
lowing list.
Sources of Nitamins
Vitamin A chiefly is brought
to us in butter, eggs, and yellow
vegetables such as carrots, corn,
squash, and pumpkin. 1t preserves
the health of the eyes, skin, and
various membranes, Lack of it
auses night blindness. The Brit
ish air men who combat the Ger
man raiders are kept in the dark
all day and fed Nitamin A so they
will be able to spot the enemy in
the dark.
Nitamin b. is a nerve tonic.
Chemically it is thiamin chloride.
Animals deprived Of it have paral-
ysis and lack of it causes neuritis
and paralysis among men.
Ribohavin is found, like Vitamin
B, in grain, yeast, eggs and most
vegetables. 1t is necessary for the
health of the skin. 1t promotes
growth in young animals. 1t aids
in the consumption of oxygen by
body cells. Man deprived Of it de-
velops peculiar sores of the tongue
and lips.
Vitamin C
Vitamin c, chemically ascorbic
acid, is found in citrus fruits and
Strawberries, tomatoes and to a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Mrs. Burgess
Honored on
Anniversary
BY THE BYSTANDER

Pretty Mrs. M. M. Burgess
arose and took a bow when the
orchestra played the wedding
march at the Oakland Hills
Country Club bridge luncheon
Wednesday for she was cele-
brating her wedding anniver-
sary. She wore a frock Of
shirred black net and purple
orchids and her beautifully
coifed gray head was bare.
MIR. Burgess will return to-
day from business trip and the
couple and their daughter
Nancy, will have their family
celebration of the important
event this evening.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Dostal. who
always plans such grand par
ties, was chairman of the sue
ceSSful luncheon. She wore a
striking gown in a sunburst
print in various bright colors
and her large hat was dark red.
Among her guests were Mrs.
Theodore w. Colman, who wore
a frock Of green and white print
and a small green and white hat,
and Mrs. Yvonne Bailey of
Amherstburg. Ont. who wore a
beige hat with her beige and
brown print dress.
Mrs. John p. OHara was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Life Active at Huron Mountain Club

LIFE UP AZ the Huron Mountain Cub . ncvcr has
chance grow stale.
Members constantly going in. coming
and beng replaced by others.
So that there a continuous flow new interests =.
and items of gossip.
Dr. and Mrs Frederic Schneider. returning
today from there 80.
Mrs. Schreber's parents the James Thayer McAl-
lans. and her sub-deb Sister. Anne Twill 60
morrow. to spend August.
Mrs. Charles Bagley Du Charme and Jerome. and
the George Brannons who have been up for several
weeks. expected back August -.
The Brannons will spend time with Mrs Du Charme
90. the Pointe before going their home in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
KnowIed dye Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

By DIR. -SABINA III. CONNOLLY
by King Features synd.. Inc.
Whom did he marry. (a)
Abraham Lincoln; (b) George
Washington; (c) F. d. Roose.
welt.
Pin what opera is this song
sung: (a) Home, Sweet
Home; OBJ The Last Rose
of Summer; (c) Il dreamt
dwelt in Marble Halls"
3-What is the native country OF
these composers: (a) Hinde-
NTH; (b) Bartok; tc) Stra-
Whisky.
4-In what song is this the last
line: (a) From sea 10 shining
sea-: (b) Noble six hundred" ;
Co Thy mercy on Thy people,
Lord"
5-What was the name: (a) Her
man Melville's great white
whale; (b) Rudyard -Kipling' S
young mongoose; (c) Margaret
Rawlings fawn.
5-What poem begins: (a) The
breaking waves dashed high;
(b) Tell me not in mournful
numbers; (c) she dwelt
among untrodden ways"
Who arc the German authors
OF ta) The Road Back; OBJ
Little Man What Now 20.
(c) Faust"
Answers on Editorial Page.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANSWERMAN

BY IHE ACE ANSNEhMAN
Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
l-Leningrad. former capital of
Russia. has also been known
by two other names. What
were they?
What literary character voy-
aged 10 the four fabulous
lands of Brobdingnag. Laputa,
Lilliputian and YahOo?
}-Can you give the approximate
date of the JohnStown flood ?
i-Only two states now have
capitol buildings dating from
before the Revolution. What
are they?
5-Which OF these mineral pro-
ducts of the United States
ranks first in value Of quantity
produced coal, petroleum, gold,
pig iron?
6-All that was left Of the Kill
kenny cats was what?
: The flags OF what three nations
besides that of the United
States have at one time or
another flown over the state OF
Delaware.
Answers on Editorial Page.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Hostess to Mrs. Burgess. Mrs.
William Falls. and Mrs. Harry
Swanson.
Mrs. Harry Fruehauf and
Mrs. Wayne Wilson were CO.
hostesses to a group which IL
cluded Mrs. Walter Bennett
Mrs. Herman Maise. Mrs. James
j. Murphy, Mrs. Paul Howe.
Mrs. Carl Ohllson. Mrs. William
Mohrhoff, Mrs. Edwin Hess and
Doris Glover.
Mrs. A. NJ. Taber was cele-
brating her birthday and enter
tanning a party which included
Mrs. T. Mel Rinehart, Mrs.
We bster b. knight, Clare
knight. Betty Rinehart. Cymbie
Pratt. Mrs. Jack Rinehart, Mrs.
Earl Walker of Hollywood, Cal.
Plans for the Womens Aero
nautical Association annual
splash party and steak roast
have been completed. The affair
will be held at the Hartung Sea
Drome tomorrow evening at 6
o'clock.
Mrs. Frederick r. Bird is
chairman of arrangements and
is being assisted by Mrs. Vic
tor G.. Samson. Mrs. Albert f.
Unruh, Mrs. Howard c. Har-
tung, Mrs. Jack Doerr, Mrs.
William A. Jurgens and Mrs.
Randall T. Davidson with Mrs.
Leonard II. Darbyshire taking
the reservations.
The women fiiers are antici-
pating a gala evening as the
hus b n d s will exhibit their
culinary art and the committee
members have planned surprise
contests with plenty Of prizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Date Decided by Military Exigencies

IT WAS TO have been December wedding
But. military exigences ruled otherwise.
Lieutenant Russell is being transferred. ..from Fort
Leonard Wood to Fort Sill Okla. special work.
And right after the wedding reception he and his
bride will leave for his post.
Colonel Strong and Mrs. Strong also moving away.
Colonel Strong. West Point with distinguished
record E. during the first World War. has been on the
list.
But4..-he has been called into active service and
ordered TO Atlanta, Ca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

home Lake Shore road e. Crosse Pointe Farms.
Sunday afternoon and evening ...
The "makings' of the cocktails the trays of inviting
hors doeuvres will be wheeled into the gar
den in high whte-pan two-wheeed cart.
Hosts and guests will sip and nibbe. and chat
in the screen house. overlooking the lake.....
The buffet table will be set out the porch...
Small tables covered with gay cloths. will be
placed the terrace.
So that the guests can eat in comfort. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
EDGAR GaIIoways Keen About Trip

THE EDGAR GALLOWAYS... just back from feighter
trip wish they had Of that Lake Superior
They piled and topcoats. and "frozeH go.
Nevertheless. they keen about the trip.
II interesting they said watching this self
loader..unlQad ana Load tbe shch IT. did
three times.
Their companions the voyage were Alice Munson of
Pittsburgh and Harold Olson Of Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

But the mere question of
weight and size is not sufficient
10 explain the differences to
which | refer. Some anthropolo-
giSts do not believe that brain
weight is necessary index 10
brain capacity. There are differ
ences in the sizes of the different
parts of the brain between man
and the lower animals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Eppe Heatons Visiting in Cool Spots

THE EPPA HEATONs visiting about cool
spots.
the Everell Fishers
And. from there they will 80 70 Harbor Point
to stay for while with the former Nancy Murphys
mamma Mrs c. Hayward Murphy. who has a cottage
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
To INCREASE WEIGHT

TO INC REASE NEiGHJ
Breakfast:
Pear
Dry cereal with cream
Omelet with bacon
Toast with butter
Coffee with sugar and cream
Lunch:
Broiled swcetbreads - cream
sauce
Bread or biscuits with butter
Date and cheese salad
Peaches and cream
Chocolate cake
Dinner:
Cream Of pea soup
Roast chicken
Sweet potatoes
Lima beans
Corn on the cob
Bread and butter
Tomato salad
Charlotte Russo
Coffee with cream and sugar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
THOUGHT MATERIAL

It will not do to say that man
is superior 10 the brutes because
his brain thinks. That is only
superficial reply. The brain needs
material to think with just as
much as a loom needs thread TO
weave cloth.
What is the material? Pro-
feSsor Eliot Smith believe that
II lies on the Sensory side that,
particularly. binocular vision
raises man above the beasts.
a bird, a horse, probably a
dog. sees only with one eye
directly IN front Of that eye il
cannot grasp distance, perSpec-
tive. The StcreoScoplc view Of
binocular viSIon-itS world is
fat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
TILNEY"S THEORY

Or Frederick Tilney, the great
comparative anatomiSt. believes.
on the other hand, that mans
brain is superior because he pos
SeSSeS ncokincSiS- a new potcn-
TALLY 10 make movements.
From first TO last" he says.
cit has been the achievements Of
his hands which have carried
man onward from the time when
he began TO work with the sim
plest ot stone implements"
With the development Of all
the motor tracts and masses Of
gray nuclei which constitute
the connections necessary for
the fine coordinate movements
Of the hand. the impulses which
come 10 consciousness from
these sources make up an en-
tlroly different brain, an entirely
different mind from that Of any
other animal.
a dog. for instance, makes
most OF the movements express
Sive Of emotions with his tail:
he waves IT happily in greeting
and hangs II dejectcdly in sick
ness and sorrow.
All his emotional movements
'1r-crafi- rruvrmtntS. Rnd or a
consequence his entire world is
completely different from that
~ n ts1iicSs animal
SO that clever, def, quick in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

DIR. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
WEDDING viii Take Place Wednesday

THE WEDDING Will take place Wednesday. in the
Chapel OF Christ Church Cranbrook,...
Marjorie's sister. Rosamond will be her only at
tendant &c..
And Henry Russci.. will be his brothers best man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Better
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. d.

Just why is man superior 10
the lower animals ? The answer
is apparently very pat. Because
Of his brain. There is no queS-
ton that he has more and better
brains than his ancestors.
The earliest man. the Java
man, had a brain of S55 c.cm.
The PiltdoWn man had a brain
of 1900 c,cm. The average mod
ern man has a brain of 400 to
1900 c.cm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Dr.. and Mrs. Loraneer Plan Party

DR. AND MRS CLIFFORD LORANGER.. =. have in
80 guests of those cocktail parties
de luxe. and buffet suppers for which they are
famous.
1t will be staged in the beautiful grounds of their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Swiim-Swing
Repeat Show
At Boat Club
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

SWIM AND SWING is the
label which the high school and
college set are giving to their
repeat performance at the De-
troit Boat Club tomorrow night.
Originally planned for two
weeks ago as an out-of-door
party, which had to be held in
doors due 10 the lack OF CO
operation on the part of the
weather. il will offer swimming
until 1890 o'clock and dancing
continuously in that new and
tony shell until along about
] a. m.
Some of the nimble set help
ing with plans for this merry
little soiree:
Miss Betty Ann Towar, Miss
Betty Eaton and Bud Eaton, the
Misses Betsey and 10 Ann Cos
grave, Miss Frannie Baker, Miss
Pam Ball, Bud Carpenter, Dick
Polling, Jack Gates, Dick Rohr-
bach, Miss Shirley Hughes. Miss
Sarah Kanter. Roger Smith and
Miss Pussy Hughes.
MISS ALICE ELIZABETH
WHIT. who'll become the bride
of Norman Linnewerth August
16. will be feted by her aunt.
Mrs. j. c. Lee of Gladstone. Va,
the Wednesday. before the we'd
ding, with the spinSter dinner
The rehearsal dinner will he
given on the fourteenth at the
Detroit Boat Club by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward l.. Eisenberg.
More anon.
THE JOHN A. MacDONALDS
ARE back from their wedding
trip in the West.
She is the former Miss Mil
dred Dawson Fried of Pontiac.
you'll recall.
AT THE bridal shower Miss
Dorothy MittelStaedt gave for
Miss Dorothy Damerow, last
evening, she up and announced
her engagement to Robert Nc
Nulty Jr.
AS matter OF fact il was
really her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar 4. Mittelstaedt. who made
the news known via lily corsage
bouquets rendered each guest.
The super table was centered
with arrangements of pink and
white roses, gladioli and del
phinium thanked by pink and
white tapers.
Miss Mittelstaedt is a grad
-uate- of the Academy of the
Sacred Heart, Lawrence avenue,
and of the University of Michi-
gan.
Mr. McNulty. we find, is
graduate of Highland Park
Junior College and also attended
both the u. of NJ and Wayne
University.
THE FRANK ALLEN WHIT
TENS and their daughter, Miss
Hope. have returned from
several weeks motor tour Of
New England, we understand.
REASON YOU haven't seen
the p. c. Thomas family Of East
jefferson avenue is because
they've been vacationing at
Jasper Park Lodge out there in
The Canadian Rockies.
AND ALBERT WINK. ER is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

strumcnt. the hand, which its
owner is able 10 move so ac-
curately as to pluck a mote from
the point of a needle-this. &C.
cording TO Doctor Tilney, has
lifted us above the lower ami
mails.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Answers on Editorial Page.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

AND ALBERT WINKLER is
down in Old Mexico where he
has. as seems 10 be the case
among local travellers. become
completely enamored Of Taxco.
Be gone about five weeks in
all.
MR.. AND MRS. DONALD
JENKINS announce the engage
ment of their daughter. June
Louise, and John Edward Eng
strom, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert A. Engstrom.
The bride-elect attended Hills
dale College and was graduated
from the University of Michigan
and she's Kappa Kappa
Gamma.
Mr.. Engstrom was also grad
uated from the T.. of NJ. where
he was a member of Tau Beta ri
and Phi Kappa PHI, national
honorary fraternities.
September 6 is their wedding
day.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Harry 0. Benford, 63, Dies;
Was Sales Executive

Harry o. Benford, SO, sales pro-
motion manager of the local Office
of the National Cash Register Co.,
died Friday at his home, 2l2 George
Mason drive, Arlington, Va, follow
ing q two months illness.
Mr.. Benford, who had been with
the firm for 43 years, had been
transferred TO Washington from st
Louis a year ago.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Esther Benford; two sons, Capt
Robert J. Benford, U. S. A., who is
stationed at Boston, Mass, anc
Samuel A. Benford, seaman or
the U. S. S. Arizona: two daughters
Mrs. Henry T. Gotofski, st. Paul
Mimi, and Miss Margaret Esther
Evening star., 1941-08-24

was it, jeff? Who did It? Where
did it come from?"
jeff shrugged. II don't know who
did it. There are about 20 cops over
there now tearing the place to
pieces trying to find out. But they
won't locate our gunman because he
had plenty of time to clear out after
the shot"
A Job for Haila.
Couldn't you even find out which
room it was fired fronn?"
I'VE think so. It's lavatory on
the sixth floor, Just opposite that
window. Any one could have got in
and out of there without being mo-
ticed. The police are going through
the register and interviewing every
one in the place but they know
themselves they're wasting time"
Where's Clint"
With the police He's giving a
play-by play description from our
Evening star., 1941-08-24

side of the shot" He squinted sud-
denly at me. Listen! You go to
the nearest phone and call Amelia.
Call Philip Ashley and Tommy Neil
son. I'll take care of the Others"
was very dense. why? What'll
I say to them?"
Nothing. AS soon as you know
they're on the other end, hang
up. And for crying out loud, beat
it! It's probably too late now"
Light dawned on me as I raped
on the door of the apartment next
to ours with one hand and pushed
it open with the other. A tall,
looking woman with iron
gray hair and muddy complexion
stood in the middle of the room, her
hands working nervously in front of
her.
I said, May I use your phone?
There's been an accident"
She nodded and pointed to a table
in the corner near the window. II
Evening star., 1941-08-24

! the champagne cork. Carol went
around the room, switching on the
lamps, and the place was flooded
with cheerful glow. AS the cham
payne trickled warmly through us
our little party grew cozy and al
most gay.
Il I want to make an an
nouncement," Carol said.
Her voice was suddenly so seri-
Gus that we turned to her in sur
prise But she was smiling timidly
and her eyes were happy.
A Sudden Shot.
II should wait until Steve comes,
but 1 won't. 1 want you to know"
she continued. Its it's this.
I've tried to do what l know I
| should, I've tried to be brave {.
and well, I guess what I mean is
noble. I've tried, but I'm not good
enough or strong enough and l
can't 60 on any longer, I'm . . /.
I'm going to marry Steve. Right
away, as soon as we can be mar
ried It's wrong of me and it's not
/ fair to Steve. l wouldn't do it if I
weren't such a coward. I wouldn't
give in. But I am and I wanted
you to know"
Even as she said it her eyes were
begging us to refute her statement
and l did. Darling, it's wonderful! /!
You're not being Gowardly; you're
doing what's right"
"Of course, it's wonderful, Carol"
Clint said. Wen drink toast to
| it! The line for refills forms at the
right. Carol, you're firsti"
She danced across the room to-
ward him and held out her glass.
She was only step away from
him when we heard a clicking
sound at the window, and the glass
on my little Gauguin hanging on
the wall opposite went Shattering
to the carpet.
jeff lunged at Carol, dragging her
| to the floor. Her head hit the table
leg; she moaned and tried to raise.
I started to her.
Keep out of that window!" jeff
| barked They might shoot agaln!'
I dropped down beside him. Clint
Bowers was glued against the wall.
frozen. The hall door burst open
and Crowley appeared. When he
saw us he plummeted to his knees.
Crowley Disappears.
What happened?"
They took a shot at Carroll"
jeff said. 1T was fired from the
hotel across the street. The Es-
quador" He crawled to Carol and
bent over her. Shes all right.
C'mon. You keep your neck down,
Haila!"
Crowley had already disappeared
and Clint and jeff followed him. I
knelt beside Carol and tried to drag
her to the couch. She was out and
1 couldn't bulge her. There was
nothing to do but wait for nature
to take its course. What 1 needed
was some champagne and a ciga-
rette. Still on my fours I obtained
a supply and went back to squat
beside Carol.
The bullet hole in the window
BdpeQ GOWN at NE, L leII ike
doughboy in No Mans Land.
1t wasn't more than 10 minutes
before jeff was back. ITS all right
You can stand up now"
IF only I can" jeff gave me a
hand up and 1 was surprised to find
that I was trembling no more than a
leaf.
Between us, jeff holding her
shoulders and her feet, we lifted
Carol and deposited her safely on
the studio couch. She gulped once
or twice and her eyelids futtered
I'm all right" she said and closed
her eyes firmly as if she would
rather not know just yet what had
happened.
But I wanted to know. What
Evening star., 1941-08-24

Benford, Asbury Park, N. j., and
two grandchildren.
The body will remain at the P. A.
Taltavull Mortuary. 436 Seventh
street S.W., until funeral services
are held at 10 am. tomorrow at the
ST. Thomas More Church in Airing
ton. Interment will be in st. Mary's
Cemetery, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1941-08-24
D. G. Cleric Will Sail
For China in October

The Rev. James A. Sheridan, 1882
B street Sc, will leave for South
China early in october as a mis-
sionary with the Catholic Foreign
Mission Society of America, accord
ing to word received here from
Maryknoll, N. Y, headquarters Of
the society.
Father Sheridan was ordained in
June but his departure has been de-
Evening star., 1941-08-24

thought something had happened
-. the noise -"
I said it was shot through the
window and found Philip Ashley's
number in the book. I dialed it and
let it ring four long times before I
hung up. Then I found Eve North's
number and called it.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

George Vinton Pyles, son of Denis
w. Pyles of Washington, is scheduled
to graduate from the Air Corps Basic
Flying School, Cochran Field, Macon,
Ga, about September 20, according
to word received here. He will con-
tinue his training at an advanced
school.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

layed by travel restrictions imposed
by the war In the Far East. The
Rev. John D. Moore, Cumberland,
Md, another recently ordained
priest, will sail from San Francisco
for China at the same time.
Two new military bases were
| opened recently in Argentina.
Evening star., 1941-08-24

South Africa has a campaign fol
more backyard farming"
Evening star., 1941-08-24
Air Cudet to Graduate

(To be continued.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

Put II right
on the hre [!
Guarant &c Il
gainst heat
h r ga X age,
oskelile han
die. Stainless
steel bands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
FRUIT JUIcER

{ h r o IN g
plated head
a n q handle.
Baked enam-
el base In
re q. white.
or ivory. Pol
lshed co n O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12

Massachusetts led with 47 students while Maine was second with 46. Other states besides Connecticut were: New Hampshire, 6; New Jersey, 5; Vermont, 2; and Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio one each.
 The senior class had the largest number on the list with 40 mem- bers. Other classes were: Junior, 35: sophomore, 28; and freshman, 24. There were 67 women and 60 men named.
 Of the fourteen receiving straight "A" grades, 3 were from Connecti- cut. Besides Donovan, they were Betty May Scranton Al, Meriden, and Leslie Warren Al, West Haven. Six were from Massachusetts while Maine had 3 and Pennsylvania and New Hampshire one each.
 Donovan was graduated from Naugatuck High in 1887. While there he was president of both the Latin Club and the Chemistry Club and was graduated as salutatorian At Bates he is secretary-treasurer of the Student Council; sports edi- tor of the Student; (campus week. ly), manager of baseball; has earn ed his numerals as assistant man. ager; was treasurer of his class during his sophomore year; and was a proctor. He has been named to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
HARLEM HUNKS"
 RECEPTION FRIDAY

NaugatIck, March 12-Invitations to Harlem Eiijinks" have been sent to 400 people at the U. s. Rubber company for the March IA party honoring recent quality contest win- ners. The entertainment and danc- ing will be held at Pythian hall, Naugatuck, from eight o'clock until twelve.
 Guests are the teams of employees with their captains and supervisors who made the greatest improvement in the February contest to reduce damage.
 A Boston dance trio "The Three Creepers" and Billy Elmore's ore chestra from Harlem will provide surprise entertainment for all of the 400 guests.