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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Detroit Produce

APPLES Mich. bu. crates, IT. =. NO
p minimum. unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh. 81 6OHl Is. Delicious. 81 60W
J IS Northern Spys. 81 IS. JOnahans
81 son IS. 4 Greetings, ~ To- Bad
wins S11o. Wageners. 81 10. Wash boxes
Delicious, Y fancy sSs-l3ss. 81 % " 80
Red Delicious lO0s-t2As 81 IS as 64s
SOS few high az 81 65 Fancy Delicious
sss-I13s. S212.1o.
BEANS FLORIDA bu hampers Rounumls
81 S0U2 mostly 81 s5Hri 90, Black Nalen-
tines. 225123 rs. ordinary $50 wa,
Beans. nat type. - 25H2 30. ie" h'sh
BROCCOLI california pony crates, IS
80 punches S3.2dU .. 5o.
CARROTS Los Angeles crates, e-doz
buncned California. S4.T1Vi
CELERY Mich bundles duz stalks
Mammoth t50 55c squares 81 3D.
crates rough. - 2512 30 California Pas
cali cubic crates 81 BON 30. specla
crates 3-duz - 90. Golden Heart. -
t.-rrates 1873 -doy far - 1914 ~
crates -5-do7 - -. "feh'unl
crates i.3uz io s-do2 - %
CAULIFI OVER PONY crates. California
a.. and larger. Si.so12 10 Arizona ISIS
CRANBERRtFs Massachusetts bbI
boxes HoWes 50 90 70 9 70
CUCUMBERS FLORIDA hu bhts fanc
waved san 81, choice tair - 3. -
LARGE SIZE surers s. $50
GRAPES California display Mes, I'm
prror. S175 M best 50 1912 %. tar
condition 81 50u1 ~. Aimerias - - 2
go Rbiers African PACK. s. 30; on
tc'fcs African pack. 81 -
LETTUCE Iceucre type Los Angler
crates. Arizona Phoenix district. doz
L. e. - y II-lA -1laLLL-L
3 drr So 80 9 doz 80 20
1EAF LETTUCE ONO dollhouse lo-lb
Onions 5o.n sacks. sweet Spanish
O. $ 30 81 3-in and larger Utah. 81 SO
Idaho 81 7f- Idaho 2 to 5-inch size. 81 q
~ 900. Colorado tn Dem size 81 80 1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

banks ran out OF bonds in the
smaller denominations.
y One suburban branch post office
sold out of everything but the $500
bonds.
To lunch with William w Slo,
cum! president of the United
Savings Bank. and John, Pickell.
advertising manager of the Motor
News, and learned that: Mr.. Slo-
GUMS father was editor and pub-
Usher of a paper in Cairo. Mich.
:. that he still prefers small
towns and therefore drives 10 and
from Pennington each day -.
that his bank will pay its usual
substantial Christmas bonus :.
and that il is making an adjusted
cost Of living payment every
three months that Mr.. Pickell
has been with the Motor News II
years and that he bought half a
lamb rom a farmer named PerkIns
on MIS-, who sells over 81 900
worth of meat at retail each week.
Every time I phone the Manu-
facturerS National Bank of Detroit
in the afternoon lately, ] hear tha
carolers practicing. which reminds
me to remind you that they'll be
on hand in the bank lobby the day
before Christmas. It's date worth
keeping.
Approximately $50 employees OF
the PenobScot Building received
bonuses on Thursday and Friday.
totallng $4,000. The bonuses paid
ranged from ! 10 10 per cent OF
the salary Of each employe, paid in
proportion 10 the number of years
he has been with the company. In
addition to the bonuses, the COM
.pany gave each employe a pre-
Christmas dinner Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Income Is TrebIed
By Pere Marquette

Pore Marquette reports income
of S3.09S. 2S7 10 profit and loss
account for the first II months of
1891. as against Sl.0l0,S90 in the
like period last year according to
r. j. Bowman. vice president
Gross for the period was S35 ,Sl4..
667 against $50. 005, o3S in 1910
Gross for November was S3,205,
S04. against S2.SSS. 1903 with in.
-eeme 10 profit, and loss of $500, 095
against S201, 100 in November last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Lewis Haney
Democracy Limits
Price Fixing Here

ur>a-ou entry shooting makes some differences
AnonC the importance of puorleS ana raonnS
comprehensive system OF
We certainly involved IN a long and
SuWcglc Ou interests definitely and positively
ptn'ei NtoSc Allies There be more
of shortage I'm general the macf OF life or death no" involved
and trc, CnoIC, = much limited
N1cn nov however there certain principles which limit
price activities of Government and these should be
In this think that cNFrcSdcnt
Hoover has done ms testimony the price fixing bill
licensing such drastic dcatoria
exceeds the requirements OF the The provision
hc price fNcr 10 bay and sell goods should be mar
special should certainly
enudicai appeal decision made 10y such
S MI. henderson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
With WARD SCHULTZ

some mandatory action, this may
be the answer.
The sale of defense bonds
reached a new high during the
first week of the war. showing a
gain of 1T per cent
over the previous scVen-day period.
Detroit was probably well ahead
of the national average because
not only did long lines form IN
banks and post offices. but many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Market Stages
Modest Rally

NEW YORK. Dec. 19-The
stock market staged fair-sized
rally in early dealings today, after
its substantial reactions through
the two preceding sessions.
GainS\ ran from fractions TO a
point. although some issues con-
tInued backward.
Trading was al AN active pace
with numerous large blocks APP
pearing on the tape. First hour
sales totaled $4,000 shares.
ChrySler featured with an in
itiaT sale of 1000 shares at 42S4
off IS, but rallied almost imme-
dately for a = of a point gain.
GIN was a little better as was
Chesapeake and Ohio, Montgom-
cry Ward. South American Smelt-
ing and Lockheed. American Tele-
phone and Telegraph, recent weak
spot. participated in the uptrend.
United States Steel crossed 81
for a full point advance with
Bethlehem Steel close behind.
Westinghouse erased nearly all its
opening loss of point. Standard
Oil of New Jersey eased following
a finn start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Remember Il. Msf fer Democracy

I'm fixing should remember that the war
h> democracy and democracy We should use democratic
Price action not like military acton ana even
be made with more elaboration
The that should lead US 10 use me
WHICH means oil increasing
production Even rising prices be desirable at times
of the OF
the ends sought We should allow socialists or other
institutions broad price
fixing powers basis assertion that we need TO
the prevent initiation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Gives Idea Of Main Purpose Of Price Fixing

My thought that the man purpose OF price Hng should be
90 markets ~ dcn1or-
80 both procong and Wageeering
The purposes prevent of different goods
line Another prevent folks from feeling
being robbed
price control should work the
less the results We should directly prevent excessive
monopoly We should quit lacking
prices adopt policies We should
economy government We should adopt sound
money matters won't need
mar pdlC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Offers Suggestions on Wages and Prices

FINALLY. should tendency pay
producers less than inefficient Prices should be
that competition would X them and
production There should be
should based
the highest required to get the quantity of output
To fix special prices for high cost producers as now done IN
to SIC and diSaGte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Cattle Receipts
Here Highest in
Several Months
Prices I5c 70 soc Higher
al Close; early Gain
in VeaIers Also Pared
RIttlPT~ Tor Tll WIKI
ENnIn nICt. NElE
70 roe sheep lambs
- 400 Huss

CATTLE Receipts A. tic De
trojt SrockyardS expanded this
week with total unioad> IN excess
Of 5000 head the largest for any
one week fin tho past several
months. Good and choice Ted
Steers and yearlinE~ gained - to-
80 cents. common and medium
grades sold higher on the initial
session. but such kinds closed duh
with all early upturn fully erased
Cows closed with a net advance of
Is TO - cents. while bulls encoun-
tered a broad demand and sold
> 20 80 cents higher
a few head of choice SS6-pOund
fed yearhnC steers set The cN-
IRENE top ar Sl3.50. choice l19i-
pound Angus fed steers made
Sl325 while about four tUariS of
good 10 choice $50 10 l075-pound
weights changed hands at $3.50
q IL. However. medium 10 good
shortfedS predominatcd AT SlOu
l225 with common killers down
20 IS and slightly below.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Auto
Graphs
DADA Takes Issue
On Help TO Dealers;
Asks Bigger Margin
BY SILER FREEMAN

The Detroit Automobile Deal
CTS Association usually endorses
the lead of the larger organlza-
ton. the National Auto Dealers
Association. in It's fight for deal
erS rights in the emergency.
But today there IS a slight vari-
ance in what the two bodies
would like TO see done TO help
their members.
The NADIA has filed a brief
with the Senate banking COM
mitee seeking a general freez-
ing of prices, presumably at
present levels, instead Of a Sc
lective price control bill. A gem
eral freezing law. the brief held,
would avoid inequalities between
trade groups and be more I'M
partial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 GNS).-
Wheat futures were &c higher at
the opening today, corn UNI
changed to &c up and oats UNI
changed
WHEAT May, Sl.26Is 41.2614 ;
July, S127.
CORN May, S39s a SO &c; July,
.S47sC.
OATS May. 56lsc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Puuta Allegro sugar Corporation and sab
salaries for the fiscal year ended Septem-
her 30 had a net income OF 1897 64i.
equal 10 81. So a share, against Sls5, 965.
or " q n share in the preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
BEST HEIFERS SI2


Best heifers brough, SD. mo.
dunn 10 good ShortfedS Sl0.25p
ll.75, and common 10 medium
graSsers $500 10. Most medium
10 good beef cows were S765H
$50. Gamers and cutters largely
SIS % 1885. Weighty sausage bulls
topped a 1915 freely late with
common liGhtweigRr$ down TO s.
Good T65-pound whllc-faced feeder
steers went back 10 the country at
S10.35. most common and medium
native stock steers S76 $50. in
ferior dairy kinds down 10 Sc.
CALNES-N ealerS finished 80
cents higher than late last week
after the opening 50-cent TO 81
upturn was partly shaded Good
10 choice grades bulked late al
Sl5N 1850. top Slo.50. common
and medium sorts largely S10n Il.
HOGS The hog market proved
very erratic. but STABLE part of
Mondays sharp upturn was still in
evidence by the close. Butchers
scaling $50 pounds upward wound
up 80 TO as cents higher than last
Thursday lighter weights 40 TO
80 cents up and sowS 25 20 50
cents higher. The weeks extreme
top was S1165, paid early. the
closing limit down 10 SIPS to
small killers.
STAGS S9@9.95
Good 10 choice $50 10 200
pound butchers were scheduled
late at S10S5a Ills, 260 TO $50
pound S1055 q 1915. $50 10 $50
pound S10.35 1045. and lao to
170-pound lights S1O.750 Il. Sows
sold within S950a 1o25 limits.
nothing above $40 late. Stays
were SEA 925.
SHEEP Early this week, when
the extreme top on fat lambs
scared 10 $3.50. prices were as
much as IS cents higher but clos
ing values were only - TO p
cents over last weeks close The
late top stood az Sl2S5 on a part
deck of good 10 choice S0-pound
native rail lambs, with comparable
grade truck-ins SIZES 10 mostly
S12.75. Medium 20 good lambs
were Sl1501 1880 all week. com
mon throwoutS Sll down Sheep
advanced - cents. which sent the
top on fat ewes 10 Sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
1871 Range
High Low Div.

GPsif - pa,ahs m
stock or rash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Detroit Stock Exchange


Common & ~n4fTr IU
THnp 1000
iqfI-i't2 h.Tsrfl, sttrs o.
Ion sscount ~ accumulate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Louisville Nashville Railroad for "
months ended October 80 had = net income
uf Sl1.092 fIS equal t0 Nl2 go share
AGAINST 81 aa~6 ar 81 90 share M the
1910 period The October ucf income was
50 1850 pas. ssainst S9ei7t2 m October
1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
S&>sqzza1zcpA Of Soo1e1Y
Naturally bIond Kay La Fond has naturally-b
ashes. much TO the envy of her gal friends.

Naturally blond Kay la Fond has naturally black eye
ashes. much TO the envy of her gal friends.
Pretty Nancy Scalen almost always earrings with
both day and evening clothes
Mrs John Wendell Anderson says California just
doesn't agree with her.
The Henry Pchlers doe honeybutter for breakfast
Mrs Louis MendelssOhn loves to play bridge and to"ie
Mrs Thomas Henry Simpson very jolly and quite pet
with salespeope in the local smart shops.
of the Michael Todds, Is fast becoming
of the best dancers of the young humbaconsa set
Lloyd of skyline" Rochester coins morehan-
passable poetry.
Mrs Mancourt Thomas Cummiskey Barbara Owen is
much enved by her gal friends for the beautiful clothes she
and the in which she wears them
The Henry Dufaelds of Boom6clds best-rked
couples
The William James Brysns travel all over the coun-
try tracking down treasured antiques auctions and sales
Gov. Murray Van Wagner fancies black silk sox
MaeDonads good looks much enhanced by that
softer hair-do. her friends agree
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Kathryn Walton and jeanne Billings
Speak Bridal Vows in Birmin8 ham

sister, was maid Of honor and
wore dress of champagne
marquisette with a lace bodice
and lace inserts in the full skirt.
a poke bonnet of Shirred match
ing marquisette held a waist
length tulle veil and she carried
a shower of pink carnations.
Mrs. Theodore F. Etter was
matron of honor and bridesmaids
were Mary Louise Carey. Mary
Elizabeth Lee. Ruth Anderson
and the brides cousin Nancy
Jane Butcher of Ottawa Hills.
Q. Their gowns and hats were
all like that of the honor maid,
Mrs. Etter carrying burgundy
carnations and the bridesmaids
bouquets being a combination of
the pink and burgundy blossoms.
Theodore Etter was his
brothers best man and ushers
were John Hamilton Butcher
cousin of the bride; Thomas r.
Walton II, the brides brother .
Byron Colgrove. Philip Carey
Ralph Hoofnagle and Donald
ESler eff Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

organdv cloth covered the tea
table which held the wedding
cake surrounded with gardeniaS
Kathryn Walton was married
i'm ST. James Church at $50 by
Rev. Warner l.. Forsyth to Rob
ert Worthington Etter. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Benjamin
Liter of West Bloomfield White
taperS and tall bouquets of white
gladioluSeS were on the altar and
small bouquets at the pew ends
The bride was lovely in her
blush slipper satin gown cut
simply with seed pearls outlin-
ing the sweetheart neckllne.
The long fitted sleeves were
pulled at the shoulder and a
very full skirt was gathered at
the low waiStline and fell into
a circular train. The blush
illusion veil was also cut IN cir
cular folds and was caught
under a Juliet cap worn back
on her blond hair, Her bouquet
was a shower of blush roses.
lilies of the valley and white
orchids. She was gwen IN mar
rage by her father
Marjorie Walton, the brides
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Maid Of Honor

Helen Ann Riddell as maid o.
honor wore pale pink marquis
cite fashioned into a full skirtcd
ffock with very fun long sleeves
gathered into a tight cuff and a
tiny collar at the Y necklinc
A crownlcse hrimmed hat Of
matching horsehar held velvet
bows ard strcamerS and She car
ned colonial bouquet Of pink
serbera and daisies.
The bridesmaids were Lois
B8~Se Margaret McAlpinc
Rhoda Mcdbury and Betty Wag-
goner who wore frockS like that
of The honor maid IN lotus blue
With matching hats Their flow
efs were Of punk roses and sweet
peas
F1hfft WagG66Tr " as bis
brothers best man. and usher,
included philip Mccullough
Thomas Billings Jack Randall
md Eugene Carlton.
hirs Billing, Gown was or
aGuamarinc crepe and her hat
ID small matching straw covered
3fh pink flowers She wore am
nHHnH r9r-aco
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Miss WoodalI Fefed

Miss Virginia Woodall spent
her school holiday with her
grandmother. Mrs Charles
Woodal. in West Palm Beach
She has been feted at many Of
the parties given for she young
sters.
Mrs John II Naloy enter
tanned at the whitehall for ii,tt4i
Briggs and his bride tie former
Miss Ann Green Of Detroit
Miss Marie BaSsett and 1T
Hood BaSSett gave large tea
and cocktail party for so of the
young set az the ocean side home
Of their mother, Mrs Francis
ShaughncSSy 10 honor their
house guest. Miss Elizabeth
Fuller Of Atlanta
Mrs Arthur {. O'Connor. who
has passed the season at the
Palm Beach Biltmore. gave a
dinner party recently for the RI
Rev. Msgr. Cletus 4. Miller and
Or. George Score Spertl Of tho
Institution Diu Thoufae Of Palm
Beach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

MkN. 4. y, OftAklIN ION
afternoon in the First Congrega-
tional Church with Rev Warren
Wheeler Pickett reading the
service. Mary Jane, daughter of
Burton Hulett of Boston boule-
ward. wore candlelight slipper
satin with a long veil of ivory
tulle falling from a coronet Of
orange blossoms. She carried
Gala lilies,
The bride was attended by
Mrs. John w. kinSey, as matron
of honor and bridesmaids Pa
tricia Ann Reed and Sylvia Car
pentier. All wore gowns of lime
marquiSette and matching horse
hair hats. Their bouquets were
talisman roses and blue iriS.
Alexander Steele Charleston.
the bridegroom Was served 10y
his brother. Robert. as best man.
GroomSmen included David
Stephens and James Dawson.
Following the ceremony there
was a reception for 100 guests
in the church parish house. Mr..
Charleston is the son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert Charleston of Van
DYKE avenue. For her sons
wedding, Mrs. Charleston chose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Val poroiso Guild
Anniversary Fefe
copyisb, by Detroit 1ims,. All riopt, rs.ry,d

DETROIT CHAPTER Of Val
paraiso University Guild Will
hold its anniversary luncheon
Monday. at 1870 o'clock, in the
parish house of the Lutheran
Church, IroquoiS avenue and
Vernon highway.
Or. O. {. Kreinheder prcsi-
dent emeritus. will be guest
speaker. Miss Virginia Zapf. So
prano, will sing, and Mrs. o. G.
Harms viii be at the piano.
Brief addresses will be made
by Mrs. Archibald Mckay, prcSi-
dent. and former presidents.
Mrs. William Hansen and Mrs.
Harry Ebcrline
Mrs. Carl J Thrun has ar
ranged the program and Mrs.
William Gervais is handling the
publicity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Guests Of Luncheon

Mrs Harry Grass and Mrs
katherine Kramer were honor
guests AZ a luncheon given zoe
Gently AZ tho Whitehall by Nr
X Z. MichelS.
Hazard Short. producer Of The
current New York Int. LADY %
the Dark spent q week with
Hugh Dllman al Sandy Loan
farm
Mrs, C. Horny B4hl was
winner az fhC backgammon tour-
-nsmenf TAR BarF aHE Tennis
Club
mir and Mrs Henri German
n Crosse Poinfe entertained
during the cocktail hour or
Whitehall for Mrs { e Jordan
Miss Sally Van SImaeys and
Miss Pauline Goodman
Among those who WIi leave
70 Detroit-and houc-nCN
week are Mr.. and Mr. George
Lackey and Mr. and Mrs Geofc
S4aeum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Auxiliary Plans
For Busy Day

WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Of
tire w dyT1G county NeulCdI 80
ciety has a BUSY day planned for
April Is.
a business meeIlhg ar : p. m.
I'm the clubhouse Of the Wayne
County Medical Society Wood
ward and Garfield avenues, viii
be followed by a program on
Gardening and Gardens and a
tea. Miss Patricia Roberts, prin-
cipal of the Roberts School Of
Dramatic Horticulture, assisted
by Miss Violet Hodges. VIII pre-
sent the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
BIRMINGHAM. April 5.

TIIE coincidence of two Biz
mingham friends choosing
Saturday for their wedding day.
was heightened when it was dis
covered both had selected that
luscious new bridal shade, blush.
for their wedding gowns. The
pair Kathryn Walton, daughter
of M and Mrs. Thomas Robert
Walton. and jeanne Louise Bill
Ings. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo B Billings, grew up together
IN Birmingham
At o'clock. in the First Preby-
terrain Church. the Rev, " Glen
Harris united jeanne in mar
rage 10 Glenn Charles Waggoner
Ir. The church altar held lovely
bouquets Of white gladioluScS,
snapdragonS and stock, and the
bride was given in marriage by
TIT TETTTTFT.
Her wedding gown Was Of slip
per satin in the lovely warm
=fFt4ISU shade. two deep SCdIOpS
accentuating the necklne of the
low wasted fitted bodice The
very full skirt was Shirred and
extended into a medium train.
4 Mary Tudor C1p outlined in
braided satin. held the matching
illusion veil which fell beyond
The train and her bouquet was
a shower OF white roses and
fHaa45a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Hotels 10 Close Soon

Many Of she hotels are pre-
pairing 10 close their doors for
The season.
The last gala ~ the White
hall. the Rainbow Carnival. was
held recently. Cellophane Ian
terms in rainbow hueS ilIuml-
mated the dance floor. and
tropical flowers enhanced the
beauty Of the setting.
The Palm Beach Bltmore and
Breakers have finished with
large affairs. and visitors have
settled down TO entertaining
small groups,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glendon Roberts
snd Tom Wade (convaleScing
from a serious illness) motorcd
from Miami for a day in Palm
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts enter
tanned AT the Whitehall cocktail
hour for Mrs. Stuart Barlow Of
81. Joseph, Mich. Their guests
were Mr.. Wade. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Banyon Mrs. Robert l..
Ross of 81. Joseph. Mr. and
Mrs. George Vawter and Mr..
and Mrs George Lackey Of
Crosse POlntc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Harfzehs Visit Bulls

Dr. and Mrs. John HartzCIi
arrived last week 10 spend a
fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
D. Bull They will return 10 De-
troit by way Of New Orleans
Jack Chaplin, q student AT
Yale, spent his Easter holidays
IN the colony as the guest Of
Bertrand L. Taylor III The boys
had busy week attending
parties planned for the school
set
Mr. and Mrs WesSon Scyburn
entertained 40 boys and girls
home from boarding school for
their daughters. Miss Edith and
Miss Isabel Soyburn.
Mr.. and Mrs John II French,
Mr. and Mrs. RAYMOND II. Berry
Miss Martha Jane Berry and
James NJ. French formed a gay
group az their South Ocean Club
last week. They We're also guests
at a cocktail party given by Mr.
and Mrs George Slocum AT their
Winter home in Lake Worth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Nlortherners
RidAdiollto
Palm Beach
PALM BEACH. April s

TN0 THE whistle q a train, the
L Everglades Cub officially
closed ITS social season Monday
evening.
The entrance IL the club was
cunningiy converted MIC Il Pull
man set and return tickets 10
he Everglades next season
were presented r. guests hy at-
faches coStIncd Is. lnorters and
conductors
The traditional custom ~ say
ing cood-hy ia TIE early hours
with a miniature tram rolling
across tho dance floor was re-
neWed
More than Ace eolonists st-
tended The TIL Ne Meet
Again dinner dance. Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Dilman Mn and
Mrs. Henry Bull. Mr. and Mrs.
r. D. Buhl. Mr. and Mrs WcS-
sea Seybun and Mrs. Dodge
sloane were among. those enter
tanning guests,
From now on until summer.
only the golf course and tennis
courts Will be open TO members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

izc that this is a sister act. To-
day Mr. and Mrs Kaufman Of
Bedford road. Crosse Pointe, are
announcing the engagements OF
both their daughters. Jeanne
Lambert Kaufman is engaged
To- Robert Worthington Boyle
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John &
Boyle Of Linwood boulevard.
Both Jeanne and her fiance
viii graduate from the Univer-
Sity of Michigan in June. The
bride-elect is an Alpha Phi Bob
belongs 10 Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
.Dan G4aA .Bba1Y;

hyacinth blue lace and chiffon
Her violet chapeau was compile
mented by a corsage Of violets
and pink roses.
The Charlestons left for
wedding trip to Mexico and Cali
fornia.
VIVIER-PEARCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Clarke
Nivler arc announcing the en-