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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04
BY EVELYN c. POPE

their natal days on Saturday. Eva
was twelve. but George couldn't
remember.
Ran across note last week. II
reas; "Lost--Lawrence f. Jones
and Melroee 7. Jones and vii
liam Hunt II found, notify owners
and collect a handsome reward. !"
Good news girls the boys have
been found. William had his nose
stuck In his tough old accounting
and law books, while Lawrence
and Melroee are with the oath Eng.
at Fort Custer.
You should have seen and heard
thc boys in Northeastern high
schools all "A" band Friday Al
Mack Park II all happened al the
night football game between
Northern and North Eastern. The
official score was 1877. favoring
the Northern football team.
Friday night. MIR. and Mrs.
Wardle 3 Williams. OF Lowley
street were hosts at whist party.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Jackson. Mrs. Sadie
Overton. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Best and Miss Mary Lou Overton.
Little Ophella Harmon Is kept
quite busy these day Sho
Of the new workers at r. Jeffer-
90" n'ent - Tho Johnson Milk
company Ophelta r. the youngest
sister II Dorothea Harmon who
Is studying AT Wayne.
Winter is coming so the young
or set IL getting out its bridge and
whist playing boots. Bridge boots
were worn Friday night by Mary
Tensley. Marlene Coins. and Mr..
and Mrs. All G. Brown, at the home
OF the Browns -.
Miss Fannie Mae wideman Is on
the sick list this week, also Miss
Ada Bell Potts, who Is III In Ala.
where she IL a coed al Tuskegee.
The Peace Baptist Debate group
headed by the Misses Fannie Mae
pattmann and Rose lee Richard
son, Is planning 10 present roma
tic comedy "The Bride Behaves"
sometime next month. Watch for
the date and place for al members
OF this debate group are talented
plus, Some members are: Dorothy
Gaines. James and Eddie Mae Fan
ming, Lawrence Alexander, Prime
eta Newklrk. Florence and Benja-
min Patimsr and others.
Must tell you this. Gwendolyn
Lyles and Warren Taylor sre Of
hcialIy betrothsd. will announce
late later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04
The Porter d. Smiths Receive
Friends AT Wedding Reception

Mr and Mrs Tobe Harris, 372S
Bellevue avenue. were hosts 10
large number OF guests and friends
at their home al wedding recep-
tion. Saturday. september 20. at 2
p NJ. The reception was in honor of
their dauehtcr, Anna Ruth. who be-
came the bride Of Porter u. Smith
few weeks previously. at the
residence Of the grooms parents.
with Elder T. ID. McGhee officia,-
ing
Tho Harris home was beautifully
decorated with gladoli. roses and
ferns. together with dim lights.
The ladies present in their lovely
long, flowing evening gowns pre-
scented a picture of rainbow beau
~. The mothers OF the young cou-
pie were attired in peach crepe
street dresses while the fathers
wore dark informal suits.
The bride wore dark blue flow
Ing gown wi metallic flowers
woven into the material. Her cor
sage was orchids and roses.
The handsome groom. who is the
only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith. Of 3545 Superior street. was
aitired in dark suit and wore a
white carnation in his lapel.
Young Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. with
their winning ways and magnetic
personalities. we're the center OF
attraction. and because OF their
popularity and host OF friends. they
were the recipients OF many lovely
gifts.
Among the gifts were a refrge-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

rator set. spread. blankets, table
glasses. sheets, pillow cases, lunch
con sets, towels, canister set. wai-
fle irons, cake set. money and 9TH
er gifts. The room which held the
gifts was packed 10 capacity.
The menu at the reception was
served in banquet style, with the
assistance OF mattresses. The Menu
consisted OF ham, macaroni salad,
crackers. ice cream ard cake. AS
one peeped into the kitchen. one
could see several large cakes, Ice
cream and food galore.
Various games were played and
all enjoyed the occasion immensely.
Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Tobe Harris. parents o.
the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith. parents OF the groom; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wilks, sister and
brother-in-law OF the bride; Or.
w. Young. brides cousin: Mrs. r.
Young and Marion Wade. cousins of
the bride: Mrs. y. r. Knight. god
mother OF the groom: Mrs. Clara
Scott. groom's aunt: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Meadows, sister and brother
in-law of the groom; Newell b. Fort
John l.. Jones. Miss Elizabeth Fort,
John Wade. Reese wade, Mrs. Mary
Hill. Mrs. W. Thomas, OF River
Rouge Herbert oliver. Mrs. Hattie
Clemens. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Young.
Miss Beatrice Lewis, Mrs. l.. G..
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Ma =
rinRton. Miss Gladys Lowery, Miss
Vivian harrington. Miss Beatrice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

Greetings my friends and how
are YOU bring bad news with
The good new. too.
DO you know Sandra Marie Shy -?
No! Vel you should meet her.
she's the sweetest Ioly-poly arm
lul that you ever held in your
arms. She has eyes like saucefs
ana long, brown ours. she can
say few words aud chooses her
own clothing each day. The time
that has passed since her advent
into the world Is one year and one
month. VINO Is sac. Nneie does
she live? Sandra IS my daughter
who lives with me at llOlz ST.
Aubin street. l had 10 write about
Yer because al TINS writing sne Is
IN tie hospita az the result of a
ecrious fall from a porch Sunday.
/ uidnt know Id get this lone
some Pra, for her will you
God bless you.
Now to rush on, / was told there
vas lovely party given In honor
~ GwendOlyn Ford. OF tefndale,
Mich. II was given by her parents,
A.r. and Mrs. raul tord. 1wO De-
troiters attended the affair. they
were Juanita and AlonzO Hen
urcks, OF l42O9 Lumpkins street.
=. Our Youngsters ccrtalniy ar
catering TO drills and stuff these
DAYS. ne IL Uncle sam or ms
brothers. The lads who signed up
with CCC we're Kenneth Roger
brook, Philmar Coins. Ezell vii
,iams. Johnnie Carter and Charles
Rice.
Years ago. Mrs. Eta Bell held
a jon in Pomerancee Pharmacy, on
r. Dawson. then suddenly there
vas no Job obiAlnable there Tor
women OF our race. Recently. Mr..
pomerance hired another girl OF
our race. Her name is i.ennie Eva
Martln,who resides on CafdOni....
Another girl who took The white
of The rice Is Janice Mae llarrls
recently from Ala. Miss Harris
arrived here on Labor Day and
exactly two DAYS later received
good Job on the domestic staff OF
the Sallane owners OF the well
known jewelry store on Wood
ward Just pail. nc jlvel
Columbus Day will be celebrat-
ed at washington school with the
auditorium class presenting a
play. columbus Discovers Amer
lea. A few OF the players are:
Earl Montgomery. Aaron Cham
hers and Ellis Pope.
George W. Adams and hb cute
little cousin, Eva Turner Observed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04
Gable For Lowering Of The Budget

mcn' or whether We shall put tho
cry Hall on a strictly business
basis
There are eieht mon running
for mo hieh and honorcd Office Of
Mayor Of this city. So FAR, none Of
these men have come out with any
platform for the improvement OF
conditions or any manner in which
Tho taxpayers should benefit What
is the reason for ihis2 II my plat
form IS followed. the present mex
cusahly high hudgo' OF this city
can be lowered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04
Benefit Performance
Soon To Be Given

cordial invitation i extended
Ia all 10 he present nj the forth.
coming Benefit Performance on sun.
day. october 18th nj the AsSocia-
ton of Nomen's Club House. cor.
ner Brush and Ferry streets.
Some Of the elite OF Detroit'S So.
cicty are on the committee; -, craI
society matrons Will pour tea. while
cthers are on the hospitality and
the music committees. This per-
lormance j. being sponsored by
Bethel AMI. Church members,
Rev. Peek. pastor; Mrs. =. n.
Houghton. president Of the hoard.
For further information, zee newt
weeks Issue Of this paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04
Mrs. Jones
Al
Dinner

When Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Inn.
arrived home Thursday ev,,Ir.
Sept. % from their bushes, ~
iablishment at 575 East ColuuAI,
street, a biz surprise was in sto,,
Tor Mrs. Jones. II was a surnr,.
birthday dinner given in her hon.
or by her husband. and prepar,,
by her mother Mrs. Pearl Gillian
The dinner consisted Of roast
PORK with dressing. apple auu
salad, candied sweets. biscuit
hot chocolate. wine. cake and n.
cream. Those present we're: Mr.,
Elizabeth Jones. Mr. and Ma
John #. Gillian, Thomas Gillian
and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jones
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04
WOMEN, GIRLS
2-Way Relief!

Modern facts and Gl-year rec-'
ord OF popularity invite your conf
ience in CARDtI BY Us use. thou
sands Of undernourished women
have been helped in two lmpor-
tant ways.
Takcf as a tonic by directions. il
isually stimulates appetite and in
reases the flow OF gastric Juice.
that's probably the reason for the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

improved strength and energy and
me relief OF periodic functional
distress of so many users.
Another way such functional dis
tress is relieved for many is by
taking CARDUI as directed. start
ing three days before the time 3"
Why not try CARDUf?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

sion Mrs. Daisy Campbell choose
son Mrs Daisy Campbell chose
to wear her wedding gown Tor
the first part OF the evening but
changed later into a pretty blue
organdy gown. The girls who were
attendants in the wedding all wore
the gowns and their accessories
used Tor the wedding.
The house was in an atmosphere
of gayety and among those present
who took part in the merryment
were: Dorothy Johnson, Dwight
Walker, Mary Jane Hill, Walter
Eccles, Ethel Welch, Clellard Bark
or, Willie Mae Woodruff. Evelyn
and Theodore Williams. Hazel and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

Leslie Logan. Edith Auree, Jimmie
Gray. Alma Wolch, Joe Logan, Car
RE Lee LAWYER, Jerry Gray. Artha
Lee Bellamy, Fitchew Campbell,
Ocie Washington, Johnnie Gray,
Thelma Norris, Sarah Thomas
Phyllis Gray, Mary Alice and Alfred
Campbell, and Mesdames Pearl
Campbell and Gertrude Gray.
A very enjoyable menu was
served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

Andrew j. Gable. reform candi-
date for mayor has a definite com
siructiye platform which vii inter
est every good c,zcn.
In an interview granted "a repre-
sentative ~ THIS paper NJ Cable
stated
Tho greatest issue confronting
tho voters today s. Whether We are
10 continue The selfish political adj
minis'raton 90 our city govern
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

Jones, Mrs. T. Johnson, William
Willis, Otis Wade. Samuel Clay,
Miss Louise Game. Miss Mildred
Gentry, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Will
.lams. Mrs. Hattie Williams and
son. Miss Pearl Shelton, Miss Olivia
Banks. Mr.. and Mrs. J. harrington.
Miss Juliet Stanfield. Mrs. Lewis
Mathis, Jr, David Jones. Robert
Whitfield, Clyde Gibson. MIR. and
Mrs. j. Il. Warren. William Hin,
and 2. Rains. and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

Hot Potato Salad with
Lemon Dressing
u cup lemon Juice
II cup salad oil
/ teaspoon sugar
2 eggs. beaten
Il teaspoon dry mustard
6 cups sliced hot potato
] cup celery cubes
2 strips bacon. cut In squares
Salt and pepper TO taste
Combine lemon Juice. salad Oh
sugar. eggs and mustard. Heat 70
boiling point beating continually 70
keep smooth. Pour over the aOs
potato. Add celery. Mix IN Is
bacon squares which have O ssa
fried 10 a crisp. golden brown, Aaa
salt and pepper TO taste OCT"
hot. Serves 6 10 s.
In Hot Spiced Tea. add a touea
OF lemon juice and note ihe aus :,
goodness. For pep and pleEup
after a rousing football game ".
delightful beverage Is Just y,
thing TO "fll the bill" Here u F."
Hot spiced Lemon u"
5 cups boiling water
8 teaspoons black tea
u cup sugar
Y cup boiling water 49,,
6 tablespoons lemon Juice
l teaspoon grated lemon pee
n teaspoon ground cinnamon
X teaspoon ground cloves .r,x
Make tea by pouring the 49,. W
boiling water over tea. o'e.v w.,
minutes. Strain. Dissolve ~. "a ~
in boiling water. Combine VA M
naming ingredients ana ssu In
tea. Serve at once. GarniSn
lemon slices. Serves D.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

A smart hostess Is one who Is
"hrst" with the seasons entertain
ment You can be included in this
classification by simply planning
ahead As fall nears and school
begins. football Is undoubtedly
among the chief items OF conversa-
ton Of young and old. Such uni
versal interest acts as a barometer
enabling hostesses to plan specific
entertainment. Thus, the alert
hostess leads the way TO party sue
cess and Is the envy OF many.
Why not consider football
buffet for the first fall get-together
at your home? Here's an ideal
menu because it's quick and easy
to-serve the crowd after the game.
Football Buffet Menu
Hot Potato Salad with
Lemon Dressing
Weiners in Finger Rolls
Crisp Carrot Sticks
Gingerbread topped with
Apple Sauce Whipped Cream
Hot Spiced Lemon Tea
Lemons play an important role in
this, menu. The tart appetizing
flavor OF the juice in the dressing
adds zip to the salad as we'll as aids
in keeping the potatoes white. II
you are not accustomed 10 using
lemon juice in potato salad. try It
soon and I'll wager one introduce
tion will prove itself for the future.
Potato salad is never just potato
salad" when lemon Juice is among
the tasty ingredients. Want the
recipe?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04
New-Weds Entertain
At Lavish Party

All those who present at the lovely entertain
ment given Saturday September 81 by the newly
weds. Mr. and Mrs Wilbert Campbell agreed that they
certainly had enjoyable time.
The affair was a semi-formal party and for the occa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

Mrs. ClarIssa Davis Wordsworth
Il 20 be c0nclaye chairman for
the national sorority OF Phi Del.
In Kappa. which meets In In
dlanapoIIs the latter part Of the
year. Many Detroit teachers Will
attend. The convention theme
~Defend Democracy by Extend
Ing Democracy" was submitted
by Soror Eugenia Griffin Of Theta
chapter, New York. In n national
contest. Interesting plans are
under way for the entertainment
Of the teachers along with Omega
Phi Psi and Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternltles which Will meet In
indianapolis nc the same time.
(ANP photo)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04

Hear Senators Chas. G. Digs and
Stanley Nowak Sunday Night iO;1i
PM. MJLR.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Winter resort styles depend very
much upon where you resort. If
you're choosing one Of Americas
mild, OUT Of door Meccos like
PoIm Springs, Calf. Miss Mary
Hole shows you smart three
piece ploysuit for the desert sun.
In O linen print. it consists Of one
piece bro ond shorts in romper
style. with jacket and skirt to
notch.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Bombers bewore! Two ~" formoons Of fost P4O inter
cepor pursuit ships from Paine Field, Seoe wing out
enemy bombers The flight preliminary to oerio
there. Wide World md A. p
Evening star., 1941-12-08
By the Way
Beth Blaine

Wen ten that from the time the first OF the
Japanese attack the wire early yesterday
Mathews Dicks cocktail outside the formal drawing
small radio all during parfor those who wanted
to listen land who ddn block the street crowds were kept
polcmenthe lettering
Of the Japanese Embassy-and parking, either
Dicks the usual frivolous conversation that
finds Capital 1t strange to see the house
smary ladies decorating the pale beige French
all Discriminating
Mrs Dick said boast that she asks an woman
part-and doesn't At her formal Whte-te
beautiful the wtiest
at the party yesterday-Mrs Edward Reed with
foorngh silver fox and smart and black
turban and a-back gown Shirley
all British
oahless excited extra
who Of the tales men in town.
ODonne hear everything she saying Then
Fahneoks Justice Frank
Murphy and several others.
and interesting couple the Richard Blows week
Du Bosses them
charmed by them BOTH Mr. Blow .
York Wainco Long Island in
exciting people all
huent and the piano extremely we'll While on
editorial staff magazine she also posed for Of its
fashion So sometimes beauty and brains DO go hand hand
HoyerMlar Maj Lewis
Ordway Mrs Euss, of and Capt. Tinsey Garnett
Hagner law, McConihe he
Friday lateand said
thought you coming"
II didn't know I "Margot tell
Margot lovely herself chatting with Mrs
Auchncloss Procnk kemper Simpson
Embassy
Pretty and chic heard
degn-she designs Of
and Richard Cowe
trip boys"-udents
Olds telling
liked charming little house
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Mission Guild Holds
Yule Bazaar FRIDAY

Preparations are being made by
the Evening Auxiliary of the Wom-
ems Guild of Central Union Mission
for its annual Christmas bazaar Fri
day in the lounge of the E Street
Y. w. c. A. Members are dressing
dolls and volunteer cooks have been
recruited to make candies and other
CONNECTIONS.
The sale will precede the Decem-
Der dinner meeting scheduled for 6
o'clock.
Miss Effie Broa dnax is chairman
OF the bazaar. assisted by Miss Mary
Terrell and Miss Carrie williams.
Mrs. Cassie M. Cooke heads a COM
mlttee on decorations.
The following are chairmen of
tables: Fancy work, Miss Bertha
Hockaday; candy, Miss Mary CHS
holm; dolls, Miss Ida Mcmillan:
what not. Mrs. Henrietta Spalding:
cakes, Mrs. Jessie Hunter.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Illustrated Talk
On Renaissance

An illustrated talk on The Rem
aissance" will be given by DR.. Her
bert Friedman, curator of birds at
the Smithsonian Institution, before
members Of the art section of the
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase to-
day. Mrs. Jean Hawley will be hos
tess at a tea following the lecture
Mrs. Homer Davis will speak
on Experiences In Athens" before
the international relations section
at 10 80 am. tomorrow. The speaker
who lived in Greece for many years
was in that country for II weeks
after the German occupation.
An illustrated lecture on birds
will be given by George A. Petrides
of the National Park Service at q
meeting Of the nature section at
2 pm. Thursday. Mrs Raymond
Carver will be hostess at a tea fol-
lowing the program.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Sophia Nichols
Weds MIR. ChacOnaS

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis John Nichols
of this city announce the marriage
Yesterday of their daughter. Miss
Sophia Louis Nichols, to Mr.. Ste
phen Chaconas, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Chaconas, also OF WASH
ineton. The marriage took place IN
the Greek Cathedral in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaconas will re-
turn from their Canadian wedding
trip to reside with the bride S
parents on Fifteenth street.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
S250,000 Fire Sweeps
Lawrence Buildings
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Dec. ga
general alarm fire of undetermined
origin swept through two adjoining
downtown business buildings yes
terday, causing damage which un-
official estimates said would exceed
s250,0O0.
Lawrence firemen were hampered
by disablement of three fire trucks,
one of them an aerial ladder which
broke down while being used TO
direct hose streams at the fourth
and fifth floors Of the burning
buildings. Two bumpers were put
out of commission by motor break
downs.
Three firemen were injured. Capt.
Edward A. Retelle, AZ, was struck in
the leg by a fragment of a large
clock which fell five stories to the
street, and Firemen Joseph Manni.
gan and Ernest Mills suffered severe
lacerations on their hands.
AS the three fire trucks were dis
abled, additional apparatus was
called from the nearby cities Of
Lowell and Haverhill,
Evening star., 1941-12-08

who is a guest at the Brszilian
Embassy.
Mrs. Thad Browns party to in
troduce her lovely daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Thad Brown, jr, to her friends
went gayly on in her house on Gar
field street. but here, too. excitement
was high and conversation turned to
few other topics than the latest bull
letin.
Hostess Son Leaves
Party for Duty.
The party of Mrs. Roberta B.
Martin, who entertained for her
friend, Mrs. Royal S. Copeland,
widow of Senator Copeland, began
with the hurried departure Of the
hostess son, Pvt. Sidney Martin,
whose leave was Cancelled and who
had to rush back to his station at
Fort Story, Va. Several Of the
guests, also, found that their pres
ence was required elsewhere and
had to forego the delightful gath
ering.
Mrs. Martin wore q cocktail dress
of black crepe, ornamented with
white collar and cuffs. Mrs. Cope
land was in a street-length gown Of
blue embellished with blue and coral
beads and a matching feather hat.
Mrs. Rixey Smith assisted the
hostess during the afternoon and
Mr.. Smith dispensed punch and
cocktails.
O'Rourkes Christen
Their Daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle O'Rourke had
an important occasion to celebrate
yesterday, for earlier In the day
their little daughter Carol Hope
C'Rourke. Miss Eileen Kelliher JET
fers, who was honored at the cock
tail party the ORourkes gave, is
the daughter of Mr.. william M.
Jeffers of Omaha. who is godfather
to Carol Hope, Mrs. Charles w.
O'Rourke. sister-in-law of the host,
is the babys godmother.
For her party yesterday lovely
Mrs. O'Rourke chose crepe dress
in a purple shade, made on straight
lines. and ornamented with a blue
band at the hips. A corsage OF three
gardenias completed her ensemble
Miss Jeffers was in a street-length
dress of red and gold lame, and
she. too. wore a corsage bouquet.
Assisting the hostess during the
afternoon were Mrs. James r.
Mitchell, Mrs. Lola Crounse, Mrs.
George Warner. jr.: Mrs. Henry
Beall Gwynn. Mrs. Robert Whitlow
Wilson and Miss Betty Burton.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Mrs, Owen baltimore
To Sneak on China

Mrs. Owen baltimore of Ruxton
Nd, will speak on Free China" be-
fore the Carroll County Branch
American Association of University
Women at pm. tomorrow IN the
chapel of Blue Ridge College.
Mrs. baltimore is the wife of the
director of the Walter Hines Page
School of International Relations at
Johns Hopkins University, who is
now on a special mission in China
for the United States Government
Both have travelled extensively in
the Orient, and Mrs. baltimore Is
author of book entitled "Turkestan
Reunion"
Evening star., 1941-12-08
WOnenSet
SessiOnsf for
This Week
Five Groups Hold
Business and
Social Meetings

DR.. Ruth Parmelee, who came to
this country from Athens, Greece,
In July, will discuss her hospital
work In Athens at the weekly lunch
con of the Zonta Club at / pm.
Wednesday at the Y. w. C. A.
The daughter of medical mission
aries, DR.. Parmelee was born in Tur-
key and entered her parents pro-
fession there in 1914. Later she
went to Greece, from whose gov
eminent she holds a decoration for
her medical work
An open meeting will be held by
the board of the Washington League
Of Women Shoppers at noon tomor-
row at the home Of Mrs. Alexander
HaWes, when plans for a city-Wide
survey of egg prices will be among
the business matters discussed. The
final study program in the series on
priorities unemployment will follow
the meeting.
DR.. John A. Reed, chief medical
officer OF civilian defense for the
metropolitan area, will address the
monthly meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the District Medical
Society at II am. Wednesday in the
Medical Building, 1718 M street NV.
A playlet entitled Fortune" writ
ten and produced by Mrs. David l..
Kushner, will be presented by men,
bers Of the Washington Section.
National Council Of Jewish Women,
at 1:30 pm. tomorrow at the Jew
ish Community Center.
The program will include q talk
by Miss Meredith Howard, radio
commentator.
Mrs. C. M. Jansky, international
president Of Alpha Gamma Delta.
will entertain the Washington
Alumnae Club at Christmas sup.
per meeting at 7 pm. Thursday at
her home. Miss Kathryn Towne
will be co-hostess. Plans will be
discussed at the meeting to divide
the club into special interests
groups
DR.. Florence A. Armstrong will be
hostess to the evening group of
Alpha Epsilon Alpha Chapter Of
Alpha Chi Omega at a Christmas
party Wednesday evening at her
home on Russell road.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
To Wed This Month

Mr.. Herman J. Galloway OF this
city announces the engagement OF
his daughter, Miss Hermine Jean
Galloway, to Mr.. William Neville
REYNOLDS, son of Mrs Irene N. Rey-
nolds of Omaha.
Miss Galloway is graduate of the
National Cathedral School and is
now attending George Washington
University.
The wedding will take place De-
cember 81.