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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-16
Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
Ypsianti School Community practice
Ypslanti High School auditorium.
Washtenaw Rebekahs regular meeting and anniversary part
Fellow Hall
Huron Temple PythiSn Sisters regular meeting o'clock P.
Catholic Women Of Mrs George Veins
MaryMaha Of Lutheran Church. 74S home
OF Miss Cora Roshm, postponed from last week
THURSDAY
home OF Mrs. Howard Davidson, 1907 Grant ST.
ST. Luke Auxiliary Guild sewing In morning; II
o'clock; luncheon o'clock, Luke Church House.
Queen City Tent Hive OF MaccabeeS meeting
cards, 1880 GAR. Hall
Methodist Leader Class, o'clock Geors.
Ypslant Child Study Club postponed week
Takman Circle OF Dorcas Society OF Lutheran Church o'clock
with Mrs Lloyd Lyke.
West Side Circle OF Dorcas Society Lutheran 1880
Mrs Anna Dundon.
Circle OF Baptist Womens Union o'clock With Lydia
Marshall.
Ypanu Commandery number Knights Templar full open.
ing regular meeting following dinner 80 Masonic
OF rectory
Group Presbyterian Womsns o'clock home
Mrs otey Bente group three, o'clock with Mrs, A. "
Holstead
Lutheran Mixer supper meeting in church dining room
b. Bunco Club O'Clock home Mrs Harold Fowler
Knights of PythasMsson Euchrs tournament o'clock X r
Hall
Isaac Walton League business Landy
p Y T. Jean ohinger Wallace Blvd Wiener roast
for officers, adult advisers, class representatives.
Church. Boy Scouts motion pctures
FRIDAY
Willing Workers Circle of Kings Daughters o'clock
Mrs. Fred Bortz
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Annual Reports Presented,
SeUen Members Initiated

Miss Francis Lister sang The
Golden Key" accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Lucille Cameron.
Miss Mabel Marsh explained the
meaning Of each symbol OF the en-
blem Of the National Federation Of
Business and Professional Won.
ems Clubs and told what it meant
10 be a member OF such an organi-
zation. Sht was assisted by Miss
Hazel WOrden. using the large
metal emblem in a golden circle
owned by the club. The ceremony
was very beautiful and impressive.
The members sang the emblem
song and Miss Blum read the
pledge TO the initiates and all club
members repeated the pledge Of
Business and Professional Women.
Guests were Mrs. j. 4. Miller,
Mrs. Peter Jacobs, and Miss Mary
Barton. Detroit.
The new officers will be installed
at the clubs next meeting. Tuesday
evening, May s, al the Ladies Lit.
ersry Club House.
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Marshall Hebblswhite. Birming
ham. visited Mrs. Charles Hebble,
white. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Rausch re-
turned Monday from visiting rela'
tiyes In Manton. Their son, Floyd
Jr., remained TO spend his spring
vacation With his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. C. Roth.
Mrs. Arthur Mortimer, ST. Cloud
Mimi, is spending two weeks with
her sister and brother.in-law, Mr.,
and Mrs. Clarence Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Primer and
daughter Emma and son Chester
returned Sunday night from Brook
Ign, Mich, where they had visited
Mrs. Princers sister and brother
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Loar.
Mrs. Arthur Brown is going TO
Cleveland Wednesday to spend
three days visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Schettler.
Mrs. George Hollacker and
daughter. Mary Elizabeth, who
have been guests OF Mrs. George
Sharkey, since Easter. left for their
home in Detroit Tuesday.
Mrs. James w. Beach. her moth.
or, Mrs. Anna Beach. Mrs. Elroy
c. Briggs and Miss Dorothy Clark
will leave Saturday for Washington
d. c., where Mrs. Beach is a dele
gate to the Red Cross National Con.
vention. The four will spend a week
in travelling in the East before re-
turning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sharrock,
who went to Horton Easter to visit
Mrs. Sharrock's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Livesay, have returned,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex A. Sangster
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Sal
ter. over Easter.
Mrs. ]. T. Feldkamp's sister, Mrs.
r. W. Davies. 'and Mrs. David Apple
baum. Akron. returned TO their
homes Tuesday morning after visit.
ing her over Easter and the week
end
Miss Betty Feldkamp left Tues,
day morning for Detroit 10 visit
Miss Jeanne Girard.
Milan McKenna, a recent draftee
in the Selective Service Army, is
stationed at Fort Custer, Mich.
Don NJ. Silkworth and Paul I'm
grodt, secretary OF the Board OF
Commerce. were in Port Huron this
noon TO attend a board meeting OF
the Southeastern Michigan Tourist
and Publicity Association. Mr.. Silk
worth is director.
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At the annual dinner meeting OF
the Ypsilanti Business and PROBES.
sional Women's Club. Tuesday eve
ming at the Farm Cupboard. Miss
Elizabeth Warren, OF the Normal
College faculty, was elected presi-
dent: Miss Doris Milliman, vice
president; Miss Ora Mae Hartley,
recording secretary; Miss Ruth
Gambell, corresponding secretary;
and Mrs Arvilla Sattler, treasurer,
The slate was presented by Miss
Russella Wardroper, chairman OF
toe nominating committee, and a
unanimous ballot was cast for the
group.
Following the delicious dinner
served at tables bright with spring
flowers and favors OF paper dolls
dressed in colonial costume in pas.
tel shades and carrying small flow
or baskets (the clever idea Of the
dining room committed Miss Mabel
Marsh program chairman. intro
duced the Mountaineers who played
and sang several songs in their
usual pleasing and entertaining
manner. The men were William
MacKay, leader. Lee Small, VIII
liam Kudieman, Elmer Rowe, and
Henry Green.
The business meeting was con
Quoted in the recreation room in the
basement which was attractive with
palms and ivy. Splendid annual re-
ports were given by the retiring
officers and committee chairmen.
The year had proven a most salts
factory one and Miss Magdalen
Blum, retiring president, thanked
the executive board. the different
committees and all club members for
their fine help. cooperation. and
friendship. She said II had been a
Joy 10 serve the group as president,
and that II had been an experience
that she would always remember
and cherish. She paid tribute 10
her mother. Mrs Louisa Blum, an
honorary member OF the club who
had helped her in many ways.
Seven new members who joined
In the past year, Mrs. Sylvia Berg,
Miss Flora Burgess, Miss Marjorie
Millinan. Miss Charlotte Palmer,
Mrs. Dorothy Stumpi, Miss Ora Mae
Swartwood. and Miss Gladys Whit
mer were presented by Miss Maude
Carpenter. membership chairman,
and they were formally initiated
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Industrial. Pleasure
Club Names Officers

Industrial Pleasure, Club elected
new officers for nextryear at their
luncheon meeting, which was the
last one until fall, at the home of
Mrs. George shuart, Tuesday after.
noon. Miss Amanda Binder and
Mrs, B. r. Burbank were assisting
hostesses.
Officers elected were Mrs. l.. T.
Smith. president; Mrs. Harry Stock.
dale, vice president; and Mrs. Peter
Buccos, sscretsrytreasurer. Two
members, Mrs. L. T. Smith and
Mrs. Herbert Smith. were absent.
After the business meeting the
women sewed on quilt blocks and
enjoyed q social time.
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Fine Points in Bridge
By SHEPARD BARCLAY

came In with his A, then returned
the heart 7 to the A and East
fred back the heart 2 to the K.
Then South really went to
work. He led the spade 2 to the
X, club 6 to the @, heart I to
East's Q and took the returned
spade 8 with dummy's @. Notice
now that dummy still holds two
small spades, the diamond Q and
the club KS, South his two high.
est spades. heart s and diamond
Al. West has the diamond K-10
and three clubs. and East the
spade J-9, heart o and diamond
8-5.
II declarer leads a trump from
dummy, he can never get rid OF
both Of his red losers. But he led
the club X. East was cooked. II
he ruffed. South would over-ruh.
then run the heart In dummy, re-
turn to the diamond A, ruff the
diamond J in dummy and have the
high trump for the last trick. II
he trashed a heart, so would
South, who would then take the
trump fnesse. lead TO the diamond
A, ruff the J and have the spade
A for the last trick. So East threw
a diamond. South did likewise,
took the trump hnesse, cashed the
diamond A, ruffsd the heart and
had the trump A for the fnai
trick. 1t was fancy trump coup
on the ninth trick.
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Surprised By Friends

Mrs George B. Carr enjoyed a
delightful surprise on her birthday,
Tuesday. when six OF her intimate
friends from Jackson. her former
home. came TO give her a birthday
dinner at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Hickman. The guests
were Mrs. George Fink. Mrs. Elmer
Freeland, Mrs. Pierce Mitchell,
Mrs. William Day, Mrs. John Dahlen
and Mrs. Frederic Seitz. They
brought lovely gifts and Mrs Free
land also brought a beautiful birth.
day cake. The afternoon was spent
in visiting and "reminiscences.
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Tea Enjoyed at
Ferguson Home

Mrs Kenneth V. Ferguson and
Mrs. z. z. Ferguson gave an after.
noon tea Tuesday from 3 to In the
new home recently opened by Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Ferguson on
Woods Road. The rooms were lovely
with Easter lilies and spring flow
ers and white stock and yellow iris
we're arranged in a contrasting vase
OF blue. There were forty guests,
Mrs. Frederick B. Williamson
and Mrs. Lawrence z. Schaffer
poured.
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New Members Added by
Methodist Congregation

The following new members
were received into the fellowship
OF the First Methodist Church. on
Easter Sunday. at the morning SER
vice Of worship: Ellen Camp,
Richard CaLier, George Dawson,
Morris Kisor, Barbara Snyder.
Jeanne Snyder, Raymond Welch,
Wendell Anderson. Mildred Ander-
son, Ruth Cook. Arthur Gibbs,
Lorne Kennedy, Jr.
Miss Phebe Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Yates. DR.. and Mrs. Harry
Hoy, Mr.. and MrS r. p Williams.
Mrs. Georglna Davie, Mrs. Homer
Smith, Mrs. Paul Med, Miss Helen
Jane Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E,
Goodng. Charles Gooding. Emily
Gooding, Lorne Kennedy. Mr.. and
Mrs. A II. Buttars, Mr.. and Mrs.
FRED Howard, Mrs. Harold Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Steere, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Willoughby, E. D. Sin.
clair, Miss Iris Heck, and Clarence
Starkweather.
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Military Veterans
Plan Flag Day Party

Twenty members were present
at the special meeting OF the Mill.
tary Veterans OF America. Ypsilauti
Post, No. /, Tuesday in Ypsilanti
High School. The men worked on
their charter and also decided to
give a flag day party on June r..
Details will be worked out later by
committee Of five.
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Robbins Selected
V.F.W. Commander

Ypsilanti Post, Veterans OF For.
eign Wars, installed their new Off
GERS, in GAR. Hall Tuesday eve
ming. They are George Robbins,
commander; John Granger. senior
vice commander; Fred Westjohn,
junior vice commander; Clark
Westtall. quartermaster. Archie
Rupert, chaplain; Marion, Fink.
lea. adjutant; Allen Smith, officer
OF the day; and Arnold Nolr wei.
fare officer.
Two new members we're Initiated
also.
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Delegates to County,
District Conventions
Named by W.C.T.U.

At the April meeting OF the Cal.
kins Womens Christian Temper.
ance Union. Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. CORTLAND Snid.
ecor, delegates TO the WC.T.U.
county and district convention 10
be IN Charles Mckenny Hall. May
! and >, were elected. Delegates 10
the county convention. which will
be from $50 to - o'clock, May l.,
are Mrs. Cotton Cottrell, Mrs. c. J.
Berno, Mrs. Paul Hatch, Mrs. Erwin
Case, Mrs. W. Z. Dixon. Delegates
TO the district convention beginning
az : o'clock May I are Mrs. Elmer
Ross and Mrs. Ronald Laing.
Mrs. Snidecor called attention TO
an article in Monday nights Daily
Press entitled "What'll II Be Boys"
which gives good idea, she said. Of
proceedings in legislatures. She
also. considered it fortunate that
Eugene Elliott was reelected state
superintendent OF public education
as she said, he has made an excel.
lent program for anti.slcohol educa.
ton in the schools.
II was voted to send letter OF
appreciation 10 E. r. Schill for the
stand he has taken regarding liquor
licenses
Mrs. Lloyd Barnes urged the
members TO write to senators and
representatives requesting them to
strive to have bills $50, SIT and
1000 become laws.
Mrs. Barnes quoted from D. Stew.
art Patterson. Washington. D. C.
When you are dealing with drink.
ing among youth, you are not pri-
marily concerned with an appetite,
but an attitude. To keep before
young people the facts about drink
ing and driving, the cost OF drinking
in human woe, the effects upon
body and mind, as science has dis
closed them-all this is good, but
Insufficient. What is really needed
is help 10 form a basic philosophy
Oh life that fronts up to reality, in.
stead OF lodging 1t by an escape
into drinking"
opening the meeting Mrs Maude
Royal read from Gal. and offered
prayer.
Bruce Graves, Kalamazoo. is
spending his spring vacation with
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Stanton.
Dr. and Mrs. c. r Harold and
son John are spending the week
with DR.. Harrold's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Harold, in Columbus,
o.
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Table Games Played
by Schaner Circle

Schaner Circle OF the Dorcas So
ciety OF the Lutheran Church played
table games following their bust.
ness meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Walter Campbell, Tuesday evening.
Prize winners were Mrs. Lewis
Tyler. Mrs Leonard Ensel, Mrs.
Ray Rutherford and Mrs. Ray Clark.
Mrs. Fred Meyers won the special
prize.
At the business meeting, with
Mrs. Jerome Cheesman presiding,
it was decided 10 have a bake sale
at the next meeting 10 be Apr. 80
instead OF Apr. 20.
Meeting was opened with the
singing OF the circle theme song
after which the president read
from Matthew IS. Sixteen members
were present.
Refreshments we're served by the
hoste,s
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Dearee Conferred

The Entered Apprentice degree
was conferred on one candidate at
the meeting OF Phoenix Lodge. num-
Der l3, r. and A. NJ. Tuesday eve
ming in the Masonic Temple lodge
room. Charles X. Bohn. senior war
den, acted as worshipful master in
the absence Of Frank Jackson. Mr..
BONN announced the Fellovcraft
degree to be conferred at next
Tuesday evenings meeting. The
X. P.-Masonic Euchre tournament
will be played at X, P. Hall, Thurs.
day evening.
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Making Home Here

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindblad,
Jr., who were married Monday az
ternoon in Belleville, are residing
on Brewer St, this city. Mrs. Lind
blad is the former Virginia Reagle,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Ros-
kos, Ann Arbor, and Mr.. Lindblad
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lindblad. Denton. Attending the
couple were Winifred Plummer.
Milan, and Willis Kramer. Ypsi-
lantl.
Miss Dorothy James is attend
ing the state convention OF the
Michigan Federation Of Music
Clu1s at Battle Greek.
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Rural Events
TO-DAY
BellevllIs

Bellevllls
Belleville Aid Society will enter.
tain Rawsonville Helping Hand So.
ciety.
Annual dinner and afternoon pro.
gram will be given when Belleville
society will be hosts TO various
WomanS Society OF Christian Serv-
ice grours.
Sheldon
Woman's Society OF Christian
Service will give a maple syrup.
pancake. sausage and waffle supper
at the church at p. m.
London
The London Woman's Society OF
Christian Service will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Otto Schrock. After
noon will be devoted to Bible study
and a missionary program.
Canton Center
Cherry Hill Book Club will meet
with Mrs. Edward Hauk Discussion
topic will be Book Reviews"
Willis
Monthly meeting OF the Woman's
Society OF Christian Service. Sup.
per will be served at $3.50 p. m.
York
Saline Grange social meeting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gilbert.
Salem
Home Economies Club Will meet
with Mrs. Myrlan Lyke. Potluck
dinner.
APRIL ~
Stony Creek
The Woman's Society OF Chris.
tian Service will meet at Ia,
Methodist Church with a dinner
TO be served at noon IN the church
parlors.
Ladies Aid OF the Milan st. Paul
Lutheran Church will meet at the
Henry Conner home.
Prayer meeting to be with Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Hopkins.
Jacksonville
Helping Hand Society will be en-
tertsined by Mrs. Nelson Rogers At
her home In Belleville.
Salem
Public card party to be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Eber
Baker on the Dhu Warren Farm.
There will be special prizes.
6egole
3. C. Circle meeting postponed
one week.
Denton
WS,C.S. will meet at the church
for a cooperative dinner at 1873
and afternoon meeting.
oISboro
W.S.C.S will meet with Mrs. z.
c. Smith. Plymouth I'd, for / o..
clock dinner.
APRIL 10
London
Willing Workers Glass Of Lon.
don Church will meet at the Bird
homs.
Federated women will present .
home talent play Simple Simon
Simple" in town hall.
6eileyllle
Home Mskers to meet.
York
Moore1ile- P T A will present
a three act comedy six Wives on
a Rampage, at Cherry Hill Church
House, p m.
= Stony Creek
The I. NJ. r. L. Sunday School
Class and instructor, Mrs. Robert
Exelby, are sponsoring roller
skating party at Imperial Rink
from p. m. TO p. m. Stony
Creek Sunday School are to be
their guests
Parent Teachers Association NJ
Tamarack School district will meet
az the school Games will be play.
ed and lunch served.
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Jolly Mixers Meet
With Mrs. Stein

Mrs. Matthew Stein was hostess
for the jolly Mixers Club at her
home Tuesday evening. Three Ia.
bles of 500 were in play and those
winning prizes were Mrs. Ralph
Cheesman, Mrs. Fred Holley Mrs.
Charles DeLano and Mrs. Stephen
Croghan.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments at the close of the eve
ming.
The next party will be May | at
the home Of Mrs. Fred Lambert.
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TOKYO-UP-Koh Ishii. CHIEF
Of the information board, described
non.aggression and neutrality pacts'
Tuesday as In practical sense
virtually the same and said he
hoped that through the new Soviet.
japanese treaty the Soviet atti.
tude will be more favorable toward
Japan"
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ROME-UP--united States Am.
bassador william Phillips Tuesday
was host at luncheon In honor
of Ruiz Guinazu. newly appointed
Argentine minister for foreign az
fairs. Guinazu was ambassador to
Italy The luncheon was attended
by diplomats accredited TO the TIA
liam government and to the Holy
See.
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Win Prizes For Pedro

At the Get Together Club meet.
ing Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Arthur Ferguson, prize win.
ners for pedro were Mrs. Ferguson,
Mrs. Floyd Ring. Mrs. Nora Holmes
and Mrs. c. r. Beck. The next party
will be Apr 20 with Mrs. Nora
Holmes. Refreshments were served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-16

BANGKOK-UP - Signing ~
the French-Thai peace treaty has
been postponed indefinitely, 1t was
announced oficially Tuesday. The
postponement was caused by
French demands for compensation
for public utilities and railroads
In areas OF Indo-China to be coded
to Thai. The Thai government has
refused the demands.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-16

Charles C. Grey, above, editor OF
James All the Worlds Aircraft"
has admitted writing the COM
ment that America would night
TO the last Englishman," but says,
however, that he wrote the re-
mark before the lesse-lerd bill
was passed by congress ard that
III. statement does not now apply.
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Twenty Club Men
See Trip Pictures

Beauties Of the Southwest we're
ably described BY Dr. R. Clyde Ford
and illustrated by motion pictures
shown by Rev. X. A. Leeson for
members OF the Twenty Club Tues
day evening
The meeting ~aI held In the
Michigan Union building, Ann Ar
Dor, at the invitation OF Rev Lee
son, host. Dinner was served in a
specially arranged dining room and
the pictures were shown following
Dr.. Ford's talk, in which reference
was made TO interesting varieties
Of cactus and to the people, partic-
ularly the Indians. and their cera-
mic arts.
Pictures which Rev. Lesson
showed and explained were taken
during the trip which Rev. and Mrs
Lesson and Or. and Mrs. Ford en-
joyed during the past winter across
the desert into Texas and north
along the Grand Canyon. +.
Leave On Trip
Mr. aud Mrs. S. Bruce Siddall
and daughters, Beth and Patricia,
LETT this morning on trip TO Penn
syiraniar w Virginia and Ohio, TO
investigate housing projects. They
will visit, until Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wolf and family at z.
Melville, Pa. in the coal mining dis.
trict in Fayette County. Mr.. Wolf
is manager OF the project there. On
Saturday Mr.. Wolf will take them
70 Circleville n. Va. to a vacation
camp project. En- route home they
will visit Carl Hutchinson, Column
bus, O.. educational director Of the
Ohio Farm Bureau.
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Parents OF Son

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DanoH III,
Route ?. Belleyille, are parents Of
a son born Tuesday in Boyer Hos
pital. The baby weighed eight
pounds six ounces.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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wishes all subscriber to re-
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Mira. Ray EntsrtalnI

Mrs. hty EnteTtdlhA
At the Meet The Mrs. Club meet.
ing az the home OF Mrs. Cyril Ray
Tuesday evening. prizes for pedro
were taken by Mrs. John Bevier,
Mrs. Frank Louandes and Mrs.
Nina Reece A delicious luncheon
vas served. The next meeting will
be With Mrs. Elmer Zshn.
Mrs. Block Hostess
Old Tyne Pedro Club was enter.
tanned Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Joseph Block. Winners
Of prizes were Mrs. Peter Kerner,
Mrs. Edward Block and Mrs. Mel.
son Clough. The club will meet
again APT. 20 with Mrs. Jay Wag-
ner.
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AN EARLY TRUMP CoUl

WHEN YOU don't possess
enough trumps in one hand to
lead them often enough through
a defenders tenace holding to-
ward your own tenace, you can
sometimes capture his honor or
honors by finishing the hand with
a lead Of some other suit through
him. II he has to run before you,
whatever he plays can be covered
by your trumps. That is what is
usually called trump coup" 1t
is rare enough at best, but when
It does come 1t Is nearly always
right at the end Of the hand, when
no other suit cards remain in his
hand and your own master hand.
But 1t can come earlier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Professionals to Act

The four dance orCheStraS. sup
piled by the Detroit district WPA
music project Will supply continu-
Gus music throughout the party
and the dancing Will commence
promptly al $50
Opening with the patriotic spec
tacle, Salute 10 America. by "A
dancing girls OF the Elaine Arndt
School of Dancing II viii include
music in the Pan-Amerlcan way
by Enric MadriEuera and vocalist
Patricia Gilmore from the Hotel
Statlcr'S Terrace Room. The Con-
RAIDS. dancing stars also from the
Terrace Room: Joe ReIchman,
leader OF his Victor recording or
CheStra with Jane Fulton. song
styliSt from the Book-Cadillac
Casino.
Also Bob heller. the nations
outstanding ventriloqulSt, with his
dummy. Reginald J. TrckpuSS,"
star Of the Club Royale'S show;
Marianne Arden. the Niennese
ChanteuSe from the newly opened
PenobScot Club: Dottie Cook from
the National Theater in an inter-
pretive dance number; Connie Bar
leau the featured singer from the
London Chop House. and the lovely
dancing stars, the Blondcll Sisters
from the Club Royale revue.