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Evening star., 1941-06-01
Arrny>Navy
Social Notes
Huntington
Service Set
Loses Members
To Other Stations

Maj. Herbert M. Jones will leave
Arlington today for his new station
at West Point. Mrs. Jones and
their daughter, Ailsy Jones, will
join him later in June.
1t. Col. and Mrs. John M. Silk
man with their daughter, Betty
Meade Silkman, will sail from New
York June II for Col. Silkman' 8
new station in Hawaii.
Maj. George Elms will leave this
week for staff duty with the 7th
Corps in Birmingham, Ala. Mrs.
Elms and Miss Betty Jane Elms
will join him the latter part of June.
Capt. and Mrs. Paul D. Harkins
have as their guest in their quarters
at Fort Myer, Mrs. w. H. Barnes,
wife of Maj. Barnes of Pine Camp,
N. Y.
Mrs. Lawrence Rich arrived yes
terday from New York City and has
joined her husband, Capt. Rich, at
Fort Myer.
1t. James E Simmons of Fort
Ord, Calf, is the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Simmons
in Arlington.
Midshipman Robert Mottern will
arrive tomorrow from Annapolis to
spend his six-week leave with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mottern
in Arlington.
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Tune Week Ball Climaxes
Annapolis Social Events
Capt. and Mrs. Smith Hempstone
Entertain at Farewell Party
For Capt. and Mrs. Keleher

ANNAPOLIS May 31-The crowning Of
tonight when the ball held Dahren Hall for three
midshipmen informal held in the hall this afternoon
parties given Capt Mr. Timothy Keleher
their departure for New Sunday morning Capt
a cocktail
of the couple Sunday afternoon Capt
small for Capt and Mrs. Keleher
at the POSTGRADUATE School,
Abraham H. Allen the guests of Capt. and
Minter at their home Porter road.
Russell Wilson luncheon Monday
supentendnts Of Lit Comd Tunny
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M. X. Dietrich and Mrs. Alfred
Tawresey. Many of the following
ladies were at the tables during the
morning: Mrs. P. A. Albright. Mrs
J. A. Alexander, Mrs. E. G.. Allen
Mrs. w. B. Ammon, Mrs. Lorain
Anderson, Mrs. George Anthony
Mrs. Clarence Atkeson, Mrs. r. K
Ayres, Mrs. J. J. Ballentine, Mrs
James H. Barry, Mrs. A. o. R. Ber-
geson, Mrs. A. Bidwell, Mrs. C. Boil
ster, Mrs. w. F. Boone, Mrs. William
M. Bosco, Mrs. Edward E. Brighton
Mrs. Stephen j. Bruno, Mrs. w. L.
Calhoun, Mrs. L. T. Chalker, Mrs
Abrain Claude, Miss Kitty Claude,
Mrs. j. P. Clay, Mrs. S. o. Claytor,
Mrs. H. E. Conkling, Mrs. P. Cuth-
bert Conrad, Mrs. Harry H. Conrad
Mrs. G. B. Davis, Mrs. William E
Davis, Mrs. R. C. Davis, Mrs. Theo
M. Dewey, Mrs. James S. Dietz, Mrs
John E Dingwell, Mrs. R. w. Dole,
Mrs. A. K. Doyle, Mrs. S. w. Dubois,
Mrs. Walter Espey and Mrs. j. F,
Farley.
Still others are Mrs. A. I. Fogel
Mrs. Clarence v. Fowler, Mrs. Thom-
as Fowler, Mrs. B. M. French, Mrs
r. R. Gasser, Mrs. L. c. Gondeau,
Mrs. Norman Hall, Mrs. j. E. Hamil-
ton, Mrs. R. L. Hicks, Mrs. Paul
Holstien. Mrs. Gorham Hubbard
Mrs. L. A. Kniskern, Mrs. Albert
Knox, Mrs. Dudley Knox, Mrs. M. B
Krewatch, Mrs. V. H. Krulak, Mrs
D. o. Lacey, Mrs Burt S. Lindqulst,
Mrs. M. P. Lukens, Mrs. Malcolm
McConihe, Miss Anna MCGOWAN,
Mrs. M. c. Melville, Mrs. C. ]. Ma
ouire, Mrs. B. o. Mathews, Mrs,
RAYMOND J. Manerman. Mrs. M
Maxwell, Mrs Allen C. Mitchell, Mrs,
David Mitchell, Mrs. Lew Mohler,
Mrs. A. G. Morrill, Mrs. D. w. Mes
bit. Mrs. Albert G. Noble, Mrs. Leigh
Moves. Mrs. David N. Nutter, Mrs.
p. P. Old, Mrs. w. H. Parcels, Mrs.
I'D. Parks, Mrs M. w. Pemberton,
Mrs. Q. J. Phillips, Mrs. Gardner
Pollich, Mrs. j. Radford, Mrs. w. H.
Rafferty,, Mrs. Joseph Redman, Mrs.
Ellis Reed-Hill, Mrs. Thomas H. c.
Reed. Mrs. L. A. Reinken, Mrs. r. I.
Roberts, Mrs. w. H. F. Roberts, Mrs.
S. Robbinette. Mrs S. M. Robinson,
Mrs. T. D. Ruddock, Mrs. M. j.
Ryan, Mrs. A. c. Sabalot, Mrs. M. B.
Sabin. Mrs. Harry Sander, Mrs. WAL
lace Savage, Mrs. H. F. Schoeborn,
Mrs. E. D. Schunke, Mrs. Garrett
Schuyler, Mrs L. K. Scott, Mrs. D. F.
Sellers, Mrs. j. F. Shafroth, Mrs.
Eben Smith, Mrs. F. A. Smith, Mrs.
Oscar Smith, Mrs. w. o. Spears,
Mrs. E. M. Spencer, Mrs. A. j.
Spriggs, Mrs. Harold r. Stark, Mrs.
II. A. Stockenberg, Mrs. G. N. Stew
art, Mrs. A. J. Suits, Mrs. E. w. Syl-
vester. Mrs. c. r. Todd, Mrs. S. D.
Truesdell, Mrs. w. H. Won Drelle,
Miss Anna Walsh, Mrs. George
Walsh, Mrs. Eugene Warmer. Mrs.
z. M. Webster, Mrs. r. A. Whitaker,
Mrs. p. H. Wiedorn, Mrs. Arthur l..
Willard, Mrs. H. Williams, Mrs.
LLOYD williams, Mrs. Seth Williams,
Mrs. George B. Wilson, Mrs. w. W..
Wilson, Mrs. F. w. Witzel. Mrs. ]. E.
Wolowsky and Mrs. r. D. Workman.
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Boys Will Speak
At Rotary Luncheon

The highest ranking boy in each
District senior high school will
describe his ambition to members
of the Rotary Club at 1890 pm
Wednesday at the Willard Hotel
The boys will be introduced by
Supt. of Schools Frank w. Ballou
who also is being honored at the
luncheon following his recent re-
appointment for another three-year
term.
On June II Rotary members will
hold their annual picnic and Jersey
COW exhibition at the farm of Mr.
and Mrs. F. Henry Jones, Bethesda
Md
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WEEK tIlU Ill NOllOlh, va, flSllllle
Mrs. Barnett's mother, Mrs. Sadie
Hofheimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steinem are
in Richmond, Va, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Obermeyer, the latter
sister of Mrs. Steinem, over the
holiday week end.
Mrs. Harry Grossberg, with her
young daughter Lane Of Cleveland
Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Frank of 470C
Connecticut avenue NV.
Mrs. Leo S. Schoenthal is spend
ing a week at Margate, N. j., visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hess, and her
two granddaughter.
Mrs. Estelle Pollock of Ann
Arbor, Mich, is the guest of her
son-in-laW and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bensinger, and their
young son.
Maj. and Mrs. Adds Gutmann
with their two children spent the
week END holiday in New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Leo Baum
Visit Goldsboro, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Baum spent
the holiday week end in Goldsboro,
N. c., visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Baum.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Blumenfeld
are returning today from a two
months stay at Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs. William jacob, accom-
panied by her daughter, Gloria
jacob; Mrs. Joseph Lang and Miss
Hilda jacob, left Friday for Dur
ham, N. c., to attend the gradua-
ton of her daughter, Miss Wilma
Jane jacob, at Duke University
tomorrow.
Mrs. Richard Meyer, with her
young son Richard, jr., is in Erie,
Pa, visiting her father, Mr.. Edgar
Warner, for three weeks.
Mrs. Meyer Freyman, with her
son David, is in Louisville, KY, her
former home, to spend the summer
with her parents.
Mrs. Eugene Schwab motored to
Atlantic City Wednesday with her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Grad of Erie, Pa, where
she will spend the month of June.
l. Miss Bert Israel was guest of
honor at a birthday anniversary
luncheon Wednesday at Woodmont
Country Club given by a group of
friends. A birthday cake with
lighted candles made an attractive
centerpiece. Cards followed.
Mrs. Burka's Mother
Is Here for Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Burka of
the Broadmoor have as their guest
Mrs. Burkas mother, Mrs. Lehman
of Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Ira Berman of New York Is
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Wimsatts Are Hosts
At Officers Club

Maj. and Mrs. Robert w. c. VIM
satt entertained at tea Tuesday at
the Officers' Club. Boiling Field, in
honor of the latters mother. Mrs.
Charles c. Huber of San Diego,
Calf. -.-..
Assisting Mrs. Wimsatt were Mrs.
Edmund Hill, Mrs. Wallace G..
Smith, Mrs. w. K. Wimsatt. Mrs.
E. Beebe and Mrs. z. w. Natter.
Mrs. Huber expects to stay here
about six weeks.
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Meeting Is Called
To Set Date for
Club Open House

Mrs. Julien L. Schley, presi-
dent Of the Woman's Army and
Navy League, has asked the
Board Of Managers of the SOL
diers, Sailors and Marines Club,
1015 L street NV, to meet there
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock
to set the day for the open house
party which the club will hold.
The following ladies comprise the
board: Mrs. Walter c. Baker,
Mrs. William Dryden, Mrs. John
K. Herr, Mrs. Emory S. Adams,
Mrs. Thomas M. Robins, Mrs.
William Woodson, Mrs. Luther
Sheldon, Mrs. Felix Gygax, Mrs.
Charles Sanderson and Mrs. H.
Schmitz.
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Capt. H. NJ. Jenson
And Family Here

Capt. and Mrs. Henry Martin
Jenson and their daughter, who
formerly were stationed here, are at
the Wardman Park Hotel for a week.
Capt. Jenson has been in command
at the submarine base at New Lon
don, Conn.,, and he and his family
are stopping here en- route to their
next station in New York.
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Visits in Capital

Col. and Mrs. william w. Dick
will have as their house guests for
one month Capt. and Mrs. William
W. Dick, jr.. and their two children,
William w. Dick, Sd, and Laurin
Lawson, who arrived yesterday.
Capt. Dick, jr., has been an in
structor at West Point for the last
four years. He is now ordered to
report to Schofield Barracks June
Is.
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OF Personal Note
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Lichtman
HOnOred at Farewell Dinner

A. E. Lichman farewell
Tuesday night Woodmont Country Club by friends before
they left Wednesday threweek Angeles Calf
Edward Cafrtz the Westchester will
O'Clock this evening honor
Billy Mr. Mrs CHASER Island
latter sister of Mrs Cafritz their weekend
Benjamin H. Brill o o
Charline will
evening from to 10 o'clock
J.
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the Naval Academy in the after
noon.
Capt. and Mrs. Donald B. Beary
and their daughter, Miss Alice
Beary, left the Naval Academy this
week for the West Coast, where
Capt. Beary will leave on sea duty.
Capt. Beary, who has been here for
several years In charge of buildings
and grounds, will be succeeded by
Comdr. Ralph o. Davis, who has
been executive of1icer Of Bancroft
Hall.
Clarkes Return
To Naval Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Fleischman
of Cincinnati are the guests OF LII.
Comdr. and Mrs. Chester c. Wood
at their home on Porter road.
Comdr. and Mrs. Horace D.
Clarke, who previously lived here,
are again at the Naval Academy
and are living at S Porter road, the
quarters vacated by Capt. Mark G.
Bowman and family. Comdr. Clarke
is head of the department OF ord
nance and gunnery.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Arthur st.
Clair Smith are in New York City
for a two-week visit.
Miss Betty Tyler, daughter OF
Comdr. and Mrs. G.. B. Tyler, has
returned from New York, where she
spent several days as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Denny.
Prof. and Mrs. Charles c. Leiper
have been spending few days this
week at Waynesboro, Va. Prof.
Leiper is connected with the depart
ment of mathematics at the Naval
Academy.
Mrs. Stringfellow Barr gave an in
formal luncheon Monday at her
home at the Brice House in honor
of Mrs. John Quackenbos of Prince
ton, N. j. Mrs. Quackenbos is the
daughter of the late Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Edwin White and formerly
lived here.
Two Visitors Arrive
From Chicago.
Miss Mary Fenner of Chicago and
Miss Wilma Baumann, daughter of
the Danish Consul General in Chi
cago, arrived yesterday to spend a
few days with Miss Grace Parfitt.
Miss Fenner and Miss Parf1tt were
classmates at Georgetown Visitation
Junior College Miss Parfitt is the
daughter of 1t. and Mrs. Charles
Parfitt.
Miss Jean Argue of Seattle, Wash,
is the house guest of 1t. and Mrs.
r. I. F. Fravel for few weeks.
Mr.. Stringfellow Barr, president
of st. Johns College, gave a dinner
this evening at Rugby Hall in honor
of the graduating class of the COL
lege.
Mrs. George Atherton entertained
yesterday afternoon at a benefit
bridge party for the Women's Club
OF Annapolis and Anne Arundel
County at her home on Arundel
place.
Mrs. Bernard Williams has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Douglas
Riggs, at Sandy Spring, Nd.
Mrs. Louisa King of Davidson
vile has left for Miami, Fla, ac-
companied by her three daughters,
Mrs. Benjamin Winters of Balti-
more, Mrs. James Hopkins of Lin
thicum Heights and Mrs. Robert
Middleton of Eastport. They expect
to be gone two weeks.
Mrs. Guy R. Clements, wife of
Prof. Clements of the department
OF mathematics at the Naval Acad-
emy, has returned to her home on
Thompson street after a visit to
Boston.
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Campbells Are Hosts

Col. and Mrs. Boniface Campbell
entertained Wednesday at tea in
the garden of their home on Thirty
sixth street NV. The Misses Betty
Jane and Dorothy Campbell and
James Campbell assisted their
parents.
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To Visit West Point

Mrs. George S. Simonds leaves
for West Point June S to stay about
six weeks. She will be the house
guest of Capt. and Mrs. w. F. Ryan.
Mrs. Ryan Is Mrs. Simonds' daugh-
ter
Evening star., 1941-06-01

MISS HIBERNIA McILWAINE
HASSELL.
Her engagement to 1t.
Charles Henry Cuthbert has
been announced By her par
ents, the ReU. Dr.. and Mrs.
James Woodrow HdSSeH OF
Spinddle, N. C. 1t. Cuthbert
Is on duty in the office of the
Assistant Secretary of War.
-Bachrach Photo.
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Guest of the Smiths

1t. Col. and Mrs. Wallace G.
Smith have as their house guest
Sa1e formers father, Mr.. Fred Smith
sf Palm Beach, Fla.
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Visits the Robins

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Robins have as their house guest
for this week end Mrs. Edmund
Devereaux of Portland, Greg.
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Mrs. Burka's Mother
Is Here for Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Burka of
the Broadmoor have as their guest
Mrs Burkas mother, Mrs. Lehman
of Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Ira Berman of New York Is
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Civic Chorus to Give MCHS AudId
Clinton River Boat Club Cruise
to Attract Many Memorial Day

CONSIDERABLE INTEREST
Il being shown In the plans for
. Memorial Day cruise for men,
bers Of the Clinton River Boat
Club and their guests. Boats
will leave at $50 o'clock on
Friday morning from Larry's
Place on the Clinton River, and
cruise across the bay, up Chenal
Earte In hack Of Walpole Island
TO the Canadian Merwin Park,
where . noon dinner will Be
served.
Commodore James Randolph
Doll and Mrs. Doll will have
aboard the Marble with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. Doh,
Miss Elsie Noecker, Collects and
Francis Won Boeslaser, and the
Doll children, Dick and Happy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Christian r.
Matthews and children Hester,
Chris, IT., and Marilyn will have
as their guests DR.. and Mrs. Milo
Bostwick and daughters Viz
ginia and Martha Of Birming-
ham.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. M. Croman,
Jr. and their daughters will have
DR.. and Mrs. Oswald c. Fleumer,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Mrs. III. Mi|Iar Elected
Episcopal League President

choir and their husbands and
wives win b guests 1t the clos
ing function Of the leagues year.
Mrs. Paul W. MclIss, 70 Lode
wyck avenue. win b. hostss for
the event. on Tuesday, evening.
June 10. ct e:30 o'clock. Assist-
ing hoG&esses will 30 Mrs. Brodie
Toothman, Mrs. Alex walker,
Mrs. q. Stuart DeMott and Mira.
Harry =. Taylor.
Following the presentation Of
Anal reports for the year. Mir
Loa Green showed eolored
movies Of her Balkan trip. Host
esses for last evenings meeting
were Mrs. Myrtle Z. st. Aubin,
Mrs. James e. Spier, and Mrs.
Willard Stief.
MIR. AND MRS. MICHAEL
GUSTCHUK of Richmond are
the parents Of q baby son born
yesterday In st. Joseph's hospi-
tai. ............-.-.....s4a..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

PLANS FOR THE SPRING
CONCERT Of Mount Clemens
Civic Chorus are complete, Il Il
announced today. The concert
will be held on Wednesday eve
ming, June (, 1t eight o'clock, In
Mount Clemens High school au-
ditorium, under the direction Of
Charles Bernard McGhee.
The program will include
selections from light opera, light
classical competitions and old
favorites. The chorus has been
rehearsing every Tuesday eve
ming since the last concert, and
the program Il expected to draw
q large attendance.
Soloists for the concert are
Nancy Bowman. Mrs. Thomas
Moran, Doris Quackenbush, Bar
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Saqinaw Woman Elected Head
Of State Garden Club Yesterday

MRS. WALTER G. FENTON
and Mrs. Carl Schimmel re-
turned last evening from the
two-day state convention Of the
Woman's National Farm and
Garden Association, held In Sag
inaw.
New state officers are Mrs.
Claude B. Ressigue Of Saginaw,
president; Mrs. Fred Schumann
Of Detroit, first vice-president;
Mrs. George Walter Morley, Of
Saginaw, and vice-president;
Mrs. Donald D. James Of Bloom
field Hills. recording secretary;
Mrs. Alfred B. Oatman Of Birm-
ingham, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. B. M. Roseviar Of
Birmingham, treasurer.
New chairman Of finance is
Mrs. Clarence H. Booth Of De-
troit; Of revisions, Mrs. Lee e.
Joslyn, Jr., Of Bloomfield Hills.
National council members are
Mrs. Lynn McNaushton OF
Crosse Pointe; Mrs. e. r. Bry-
ant of Dearborn. and Mrs. Frank
Huetwell Of Detroit.
Hugh Findlay, national sx-
pert, addressed both luncheon
meetings and the banquet on
different subjects relating to
horticulture and gardening. Con-
vention headquarters were In
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
To Modernize
Bathrooms

NO LONGER NEED the walls
of your bathroom glare in re-
lentless white or Aat-t o n e d
shades of paint. At long last the
bathroom has come into its own
as a picturesque room Of the
house, and one look at the deco
rative utilized washable wall
papers specially designed for
bathroom walls will convince
you that your own bathroom
needs undermining in this easy
way.
A delightful design of water
lilies floating in q blue-green
pond is as refreshing as q bubble
bath. In another lovely misty
pattern, pale swans swim lazily
among reedy marsh grasses with
all the serenity of juniors swan
of rubber sponge floating in the
tub. There are regular marine
murals, too, with continuous
scenic patterns that do not re-
peat even once on the walls. And
just to pique your imagination
and amuse you while you battle,
there are assortments Of curious
little Ash and water sprites ex-
ploring the depths of lake or
pond.
Colors are enchanting in these
clever wallpapers. Many of the
patterned papers are used above
dadoes, In such eye-feasting
combinations as sea green and
sapphire blue, aquamarine and
yellow, pale mauve and apricot,
and deep coral and peach. And
best Of all, all these exquisite
papers are utilized, which means
they are fadeproof and wash
able. Wake up and beautify your
bathroom!
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

MRS. RICHARD HARVEY
MILLAR II the new president Of
the Young Women's Episcopal
League, following elections held
last evening In Grace parish
house. Other new officers In
clude Mrs. Alex Walker, vice.
president; Mrs. Franz Devantier.
secretary; and Mrs. Theodore
Pettibone, treasurer.
Plans for the annual Juns pic
mic were made. Members will In
vite their husbands, and the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28
Don't Worry About Face. Hair
orFiqure--I nstead Do Something

The main reason creams and
lotions don't seem to live up to
the expectations you have when
you buy them Il that they don't
use them every day and accord
ing to directions.
Your waistline and leg muscles
are no longer supple because you
simply won't do cay limbering
and stretching routines few
times Z week.
The mistakes" In your ward
robe are the result Of shopping
hurriedly and not consulting
your wardrobe plan for The sea-
son before deciding TO buy.
81
MIR. AND MRS. WILBURN
SCHATTLER of Center Line are
the parents Of . son born thls
noon IA Sc. Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

But when you hear Mrs. Well.
off discussing "the servant prob
lem" you begin to understand
why factories look 20 appealing
to girls who have earned their
living doing homework for 9th.
er women.
Mrs. w. (and she q q fairly
typical housewife enployer) has
never considered that Il might
be smart to pay % much q she
could afford to get the best help
with her budget.
She pays as little % she can,
and II she finds out that some
other woman In town u paying
q dollar less . week, she worries
about Il continually.
GIRLS SIDE
OF THE STORY
And It never occurs to her that
. girl who = quick to learn, en-
ergetic and honest might de-
serve q raise after six months
Of work, during which time she
had TO learn TO do everything Just
the way her new employer wants
Il done.
No, she intends 70 pay her
girl . certain amount Of money
from the day she takes the fob
until the day she leaves II. Il
the girl gets up courage enough
10 ask for . small raise, she gets
fired. and another girl takes her
place.
Then, too, Mrs. w. thinks %
much about AL that she does''
for her maid that she can reel
off her kindnesses the minuts
the servant problem II introduc-
ed into the conversation.
She gives her maid 4 home
(often the home II In m attic
or basement room that no men,
Der Of the family would think
Of using). She gives her lsuadry
privileges. She lets her use the
telephone though ! think I'll
put . stop 10 that; she abuses
the privilege %" She gives her
old clothes that otherwise would
20 % the Salvation Army.
why 0WL0
CHOOSE FACTORY
And The thing that surprises
and wounds. Nfs. ". h that eho
girl doesn't appreciate al theeo
things. She waness % stay out
until an hours C 1oost Two nights
. moath, when coodnees known
anyone who works for . living
has % ost enough sleep.
Shs oea,nlly he'd the nerve -
ask ese . holidoy o. - ''t1at's
~, =: =; - = - = ::
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

INSTEAD of worrying q great
deal about your face, hair and
figure and wasting much time
explaining why you don't spend
more energy improving your ap-
pearance, it might be good idea
to admit to yourself today Q few
simple truths.
Once you have admitted the
facts, you may be inspired to
map out an efficient, and, more
Importantly, workable system
for doing essential beauty rou-
tines. At any rate, facing the
facts will inspire you to stop
alibi-ing.
BE HONEST
Begin by telling yourself that
II seldom Is possible for any
woman to be really beautiful un-
less she gets enough sleep, fresh
air and exercise. Admit that you
could walk . great deal more
and get several hours more sleep
per week-if you really wanted
to.
In addition, admit that
Hair which Is washed properly
once q week and brush vigQr-
ously four times q week Is more
than likely to be shiny and love-
ly, while neglected hair always
shows it.
You really could brush your
hair for five minutes four times
q week.
Unless there n sosnethlng
wrong with you physically, the
real reason you are overweight
q that YOU eat too much md -
ercise too little. 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis G. Ullrich
and Robert George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freu Hench will
have . family party with their
daughter Louise and son James.
Others who have made reser-
vations for the cruise include
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Kellerman.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert +. Allen,
and DR.. and Mrs. Clayton
Stubbs.
Mrs. WILLARD KIDD was
honored last evening at q buffet
supper party given by Mrs. Roy
Kidd, Mrs. William s. McAuliffe,
and Mrs. George Nutting of East
Detroit. The party took place at
Mrs. Roy Kidd's house on Gal
lup avenue. Out Of town guests
were Mrs. John Doebler Of Port
Huron and Mrs. Calvin Estes Of
New Haven.
MR.. AND MRS. MORRIS D.
SAMPLE Of Detroit will arrive
tomorrow evening to spend the
weekend with the children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy H. Sample,
while their parents are on
house party at Broken Rocks.
RALPH MATTHEWS and An
drew Donaldson, students at
Tri-State College at Angola,
Ind, are expected to arrive this
evening to spend the holiday
weekend with relatives here.
JERRY AND BILLY BATES,
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bates, 500 Charbeneau avenue,
are confined to their home with
mumps.
RUTH MOORE, teacher at
Wilson school, will spend the
holiday weekend in Ann Arbor.