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Evening star., 1941-12-15
Yuletide Spirit Pervades
First Sunday Parties
Since Wars Outbreak
Mrs. Tomas Cajigas Welcomes
DR.. and Mrs. H. F. Grady
With Buffet Supper
With Buffet Supper

I'VE need the Christmas spirit than decided
Mrs Cajgas
Henry F.
the Capital In
pret creche placed
mirror back of it. wroughton Christmas holding
lovely little angels carry the yule design.
In
IN
Mrs Caigas striking orchid
and elbowngth daughter Miss Anita Cagas assisted
during the black which
frightened matching bracelet earrings
L.. Chapman wife Of the
v. McNutt
Social
Mrs John Shugrue
Cuban Military and Air Atace
besides welcoming the Grad back
holidays with family
Ecuad Amba
de
Gabriel
Turbay Embassy de
Evening star., 1941-12-15
ENGAGEMENTS of Interest
Miss Claire Cotter Will Become
Bride of DR.. Philip A. Tumultv

tory and the couple will reside in
Washington, where Mr.. Newman is
associated with the General Ac-
counting Office.
Evening star., 1941-12-15

(See WEDDINGS, Page BAD
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
kerwin Relative Tops
Detroit Legion Post

MRS. MARY KERwIN, Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Kerwin and
daughter Carolyn were interest
ed guests Saturday At the install
lation picnic Of the American Le-
gion Briggs Post 242 Of Detroit.
held At Helm-Lilly Park on WAL
denburg road. Approximately
1900 persons were present.
Roger Kerwin Of Detroit was
installed a. post commander at
the picnic by the Forty and Eight
installation team, assisted by
Frank Kerwin, also Of Detroit,
past commander Of Larned Post,
marking the first time In the his
tory Of the post that q brother
has installed his brother.
Bob Hall, noted Detroit rhym-
Ing humorist, was on the enter
tainment program and made
much Of the fact that Mrs. Mary
Kerwdn Il the mother Of four
sons. all Of whom served in the
World War.
The installation team includes
william Reed, Arthur Poole,
George Dollar, Harry veach, Ro-
land Wagner, Harry Tumey, Lou
Biloette, Albert Joy and Leo
Drust, all Of Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Teise-Mrosewske Vows Spoken
Saturday Evening in Utica

PALMS AND LIGHTED CAN
DIES formed the setting for the
ceremony. Saturday evening. un-
iting Ida Teise. daughter Of Mr..
and Mr.. Theodore Teise and
william MroeeWSke, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul l1fosswske. The
services was read In Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Utica, by Rev.
Louis HeineckA.
The bride was lovely In . net
and lace gown - she went down
the aisie with her father, Theo-
doru Teiee. Lace edged her
sweetheart neclEline and also the
short puffed sissves fastened
with long tight fitting MT sleeves
ending In Z point over the
hands. Lace panels were 1T In
tn skjrt In the front and back.
and tiny buttons ran from the
haek Of her necklins 10 the waist.
A pointed hsad-dress Of pearls
and rhinestones held the long
laee-edged veil and also the
short face veil. The only jewel
~ worn was 2 gold locket gift
Of the groom. The bridal bou.
quet consisted Of white roses and
baby'S breath.
ElsiG Teiss, sister Of the bride,
% maid-of-honor, wore . pink
broeadsd organdy fashioned with
puft6A sleeves, sweetheart neck
line, gathered waistlins and full
skirt A tiara Of pink roses held
. matching shoulder length veil
and she carried . bouquet Of
Slmilar roses tied with . con-
trasting ribbon.
Bridesmaids wore similar
gowns o. hrocadsd marquisetts
ovsr satin, but Of vArisd colors.
.Mrs. Jack Kannsy, sister of the
g,eesn, were Q hght-ysalow md
carried . contrasting bouquet Of
tGa roses. Luella Rohrbeck was
gowned In q pale orchid with q
bouquet Of American beauty ros-
@, and Virginia Bradford chose
. baby blue gown with which
she carried . bouquet Of pink
roses. All bridesmaids wore
tiny gold loekets.
Walter Mrosewske served his
brother q best man and usherins
were Oscar Teise, brother Of The
bride, Jack Kenneys and Fred
Bahnke, uncle ON the groom.
Both mothers chose black for
their children's wedding. Mrs.
Teise ina black chiffon and Mrs.
Mrosewske In . black lace. Boil,
wore corsagss Of red roses and
white lilies.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

FOR ALL DAY long from
eight o'clock 10 eight o'clock,
and Tor little girls from Z q D
"a pattern that you'll make up
time after, time land In practi.
cally no timely for your own
small daughter. Design No. 0674
includes . pinafore, blouse md
panties. Wearing oil three, she'u
b Appropriately frocked for 1T.
ernoon. When 81 n N ertim .
comes, che can leave OF the
blouse end fare forth, wearing
the pinafore % . yunback play
ffock. Thus the pattern provides
for her hoydenish and lady-like
moments, both.
AZ you ses from The small
drawing, the bsck-buttoned PIN
aforo 4 ridiculously cay %
make, and % are the blouse and
panties. For pinafors and PEN
Ties, ohoooe Bingham, percalo,
chambray or seersucker: for the
blouse, orsandy, dimity OF b.
tiSto.
Pattsrn No. Se7l Il dssimAd
for sis4s Z, Z. 3, . yeafs. 9iso &
requires az yards Of 36-ineA
material for pinafoto and pan
ties: I y yard for blouse: ~
y2r2n rihh0n.
far . PAITERN # this atirpe-
tiva uaodnl ound lie m com,
YOUR NA10, ADDR8o4v
STYLE, NU1Dm and SUI =
DAILY lGonitoe) Today Pottefn
Seevlea 1o0-7th Ave- New
Yofk, n. Z.
Post6eu 16c Pattern Do6k, 1oe
O. Dotfe1n Ind pseteRn 0oeoI
sgoogp1 teoe1noes a. rr--r'
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Pretty Service Unites
Couple in Trinity Church

fitted bodice distinguished by q
high gathered neckline, short
pulled sleeves. and full skirt ex-
tending into . train. The finger
tip veil Of tulls fell from .
crown Of seed pearls, and she
carried IN arm bouquet Of white
roses and larkspur. tied with
white satin.
Jeanette Riley. sister Of the
bridegroom. was her only at
tendant, In . jacket gown Of
pale blue. The shortsleeved
jacket Of MORE taffeta formed .
square necklinc, and the VOL
luminous skirt was made Of lay
ers of matching net. She car
ried yellow roses and larkspur.
Raymond Volkenant, brother
Of the bride, was best man,
and James Riley, brother Of the
bridegroom, was usher.
Mrs. VolkenAnt chose for the
occasion . redingote gown Of
dotted blue chiffon, and Mrs.
Riley's gown was similar In ma
terial, but different in design.
Immediately after the cere-
mony, q wedding dinner was
served at the Cobblestone Cot
tage. Places were laid for 20
relatives and close friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley left for a
brief wedding trip, after which
they will live In Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

BEFORE A yLOWER-DECK-
I'D ALTAR, Saturday evening
marriage service uniting Ruth
Marion volkenant, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis volkenant,
Elizabeth road. and John w.
Riley, Jr., con Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Riley Of Clair avenue.
Mrs.. Arnold Rockensuess played
the wedding march. a. the bride
went down the aisle with her
father, who gave her In mar
rage.
The bridal gown was white
faille taffeta, designed with q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28


Job In wartime u no reason she
has 70 look grim and unattrac-
tive and % much Like Z man -
possible.
Il doesn't take much time for
. woman to put GA lipstiek-no
more than II takes Z man 70 look
In . mirror, smooth his hair, and
admire himself. And Il there
are any men In the army who
have given up that privilege,
war does change mems habits
drastically. I haven't noticed
eithsr, that men stop shaving
when they enter the army.
And once . woInAn's lipstick
Il on-how much better of she
IL. No man can b sxpeetsd 70
appreciate the satigfaetion that
comes from knowing thet lip
stick d freshly applied. Lipstick
gives Z woman poiss md courage
to face the world. Made W, Z
woman u ready for any emery
ency. Gray-faced, she r. alresdy
halfway licked By life.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Quiet Wedding Unites Couple
in Emmanuel Lutheran Church

A QUIET CEREMONY with
only the immediate families
present, united In marriage no
Oehler, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Oehler and Arthur
Kruger, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Kruger, Of Detroit.
The late afternoon ceremony
was performed by Rev. George
A. Sebald in the Emmanuel Luz
theran church parsonage.
Miss Oehler was lovely In q
moss green and white print
chiffon of street length with "
neckline, fitted bodice and
puffeed sleeves. Yellow tea
roses tied with peach and silver
ribbon made her corsage and
the only jewelry worn was two
strand pearls, gift Of the groom.
Inez Harder, only attendant,
wore q gown fashioned like the
brides but Of crabapple rose
print. Her accessories were al
white and her corsage was
American beauty rosee tied with
pink and silver ribbon. Both
the bride and Miss Harder wore
q white ribbon cluster In their
hair. The brides gift to Miss
Harder was q necklace Of SIX
strand braided pearls, which
she wore.
Best man was Earl KuSchel.
Mrs. John Oehler attended
her daughters wedding In Z
gown Of dusty rose print with
white accessories. Mrs. william
Kruger, mother Of the Groom
wore . beige silk lace, with v
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

neCkIl0e ana snort PU11eo
sleeves and wore white aecesso-
ries. Both mothers wore cor.
sages Of talisman roses tied with
white and also silver ribbon.
A dinner followed the cere-
mony at the home Of the brides
parents on Shoemaker road
with 40 guests attending. A
four-tiered wedding cake, deco
rated In white and pink, cen
tered the table. =
A reception for 100 was held
ut the same place In the evening.
Mixed. gladioli furnished deco
ration throughout the house.
Out-of-town guests ut the
event included Carolyn ,Krue
ger, sister Of the groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kruger, parents
Of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Pesche and son, Robert;
Mrs. N. Terteling, Raymond
Radtke, Harry Kuschel and Mrs.
Z. Lutz and daughter, Loretta,
ali Of Detroit. Earl Hoffman,
brother Of the bride, wa pre-
ent from Warrington, D. e. He
will return to his post In the
United States navy Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger VIII
make their home temporarily
with the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Kruger, Of
Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. JACK
BEALE, 20 Lawndale are the
parents Of . daughter, born at
1901 o'clock today In st. Jose
ph's hospital.
MRS. FLORA POSNEN has
returned to her duties In the
county clerks office, after .
weeks vacation spent at st. Clair
Inn.
MIR. AND MRS. FREDERICK
DEVANTIER were guests last
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Linington Of Batavia, o.
MRS. MAUD MCINTYRE will
return this evening after spend
Ing the weekend with Miss
Sarah Hunt Of Detroit
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
ZEAL Of Utica announce the
birth Of . son, born at $40
o'clock this morning In St.
Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Coming Events
70 Sveld eeailjeeiee L soeslaD 6ssoe 81 h
eh0a1os b soouoes nsooejnDst ell 1900.


MONDAY, JULY -
FRANZ KUHN LODGE KNIGHTS Of rythias in ryshiaa hall.
VI. W. AUXILIARY grocery party In Veterans hall. At
TuxsDAx JULY -
GARDEN PARTY for members and friends Of Samaritan CIR
Gle OF Kings Daughters. ct the home o. Ma w.
Fuller, 1S2 Dickinson avenue at $50 pm.
BREAKFAST DISCUSSION CLUB and THAR husbsnds picnic
s7i7 North 0ratiot avenue At pm.
CHEST CLINIC at Kings Daughter Health Center, 10 70
YOUTHFUL BRUNCH CLUE Of an Club At The ost.ka home
WEDNISDAY JULY 80
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE Of Kings Deushsrs annual picnic
with guests. at the home Of Ma Charles Wood, 70
FEC GIRLS CLUB, At the home Of Helen Jisrs Shook road
uxExrXRY CLASS In nasura,i.aoa, third door q coun-
GAMES PARTY sponsored b. Sisters Of Charity IN g. Jos
SEWING s an. s;9 sGsG sse' A sS s for RED Gross In
MCHS sewing room, go am 70 $50 pm.
AMERICAN LEGION boildins benefit party. In Legion club
meeting At the Honne, ct 2S0 pm
-''1''' THURSDAY, JULY II
WILLING WORKERS picnic at Chalmers Park. Members meet
q the Lutheran school At IL 5oe transportation.
oALLoPNG TEA at the home Of Mrs Aartn Click 10 Cas-
avenue. sponsored By Group 3 wscS q heshodse
wArCTUL CIRCLE Of Kings Daushtse posiuck funehsen
the home Of hra Alfred Hsnk, Aeesvian drive at
pm. 80.
a voesl Quinn road. g i3o pm.
! s Mrs 5ossph natssaSahis wsshnssn svsaaa q
q Louis psrish Il IL hals q Ma 49, cnsnsau
;I =; 1 xsc w :::s cs1 =, ,ss. . - - !. ma,
Z sss'>-- JlSSA1, AU6U61 1 sssii
58ex 3 ss,'; ssuss ~ eJS . .. ~. .; N, -.
soAa5 81 7suSsS : ~; - :.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Bridge Club Will Meet
at botsford Tovern

FOLLOWING A DEIloHT-
FUL SUMNER CUSTOM. the
members Of q local bridge club
viii inset again this week for
lunch and cards ut . popular
spot. Each week they 60 to . dif-
ferent place. and this weeks
choice n Dotsford Tavern, OUT
Grand River avenue.
Member Of the group include
Mrs. George Hargreaves, Mrs.
Richard Sullivan, Mrs. Howard
Fenton, Mrs. Roy Nicholson, Mrs
Byron Stuck, Mrs. Walter @,
Fenton, Mrs. Ralph Ware and
Mrs. Guy L. Brown.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Public is Invited TO
WSCS GaIIopine Tea

GROUP 3 Of Women's Society
Of Christian Service Of the
Methodist Church will give .
galloping tea on Thursday, July
81, from 3 to 8 o'clock, at the
home Of Mrs. Martin Click, 1876
Cass avenue.
The public 10 invited to this
event. Mrs. M. B. Little will as
sist the hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

BOAT MINDED n O INT
CLEMENS turned out whole
heartedly yesterday, In . vain
but pleasant attempt to escape
the. oppressive heat. Boat-walls
up and down the Clinton river
were forlorn and empty. md lit
orally hundreds Of boats. both
large and small dotted the lake,
where with frequent dips over
boardA Il was possible TO r.
main fairly comfortable.
DR.. and Mrs. Russell Ullrich
and daughter Joan and grand
daughter Carol Lynn Travers
Coates, Of Norfolk, Va, had -
their guests aboaed The Jo-Boo.
Mrs. James Erskine, KatAryn
Haller. Chesley Miller, and Ro-
land Nank. DR.. Ullrich and Mr..
Nank returned about noon from
q boat trip 70 Chatham. having
left on Saturday, and JOSH Ull-
rich got home from . week In
Kincardine. Ont, just In time for
the outing yesterday. She was
the guest Of Patricia Broderick,
daughter Of Mr.. and Nrs. George
Brodsrick Of Niagara Falla who
have . cottage 1t Kincardine.
DR.. I'd Mrs. r. =. Allen and
young son Dick asked Mr.. md
Mrs. Claude G Z m pb ell and
daughter Ruth out on the Laks
for the day On their cruiser.
, Dr.. and Mrs. Austin Heine and
;dauShters Sigrid and Cynthia
entertained . group q yuazns
people, with ceiling dips as In
tervals. Included n th4ir party
were Mildred Kennedy, xl6anos
6inSburS, and Mary and John
Kane.
Aboard the Mardick with M.
and Mrs. Charles :. Doll wote
Miss Evelyn Hamllton e 0olti-
more, Nd, llEs. Ocll,s siseoe;
Mry. Harvsy Scott; Mira Stanley
Flsnders and daughtsr Maftha
Of Fresno, Calf: ana Mr.. md
Mr&. Chsri1e :. DOLL II.
Mr.. anA Mia Frod Hanch tool
Mr.. and Nh. John Pleaneto oil
with them for he dav O III
Lake.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Jill Sue Wilson Hostess
On First Birthday

JILL SUE WILSON, daughter
u Mr.. and Mrs. John p. wilson
Of Seminole Hills, celebrated her
first birthday Sunday.
She entertained ten childron
In the afternoon. and . group q
friends and relatives during the
evening. While roceiving her
guests, tAa little honorte wore Z
lovely tilt corsAse.
DICK V34kLEk Tenn Cham
pion ed Uonald 0roon returned
& mtsyu1tsE3ay froh1 Camp. A.
AVIAN @ Tommy Lake, Whsrs
they hive. been senloe counsel
lors at the Boy Scout Camp.
80 . - ~
MIR. AND MRS. WILLARD
McBURNYY u Alsoaae an
nounce the arrival Of Z son,
born 1t Q o'clock this morning IN
st. Joseph's hospital.
CHRIS MATTHEWS, JR., .
expected TO- return today from
q visit 1t the cottage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence 6chott. nsae
Algonac.
~
DON SHOOK q Dstroit was
Z guest yestardaZ g Mrs. VII
Ham LeAness South Wilson
boulevard.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Gift Flowers

FLOWERS FOR the mantel-
piece are m especially wsleoms
gift for any woman. After the
cheerful fires Of winter, that
part Of the room Il apt to ,neod
some special touch 70 keep Il
interesting. Twin vases of daf-
fodils and iris or . long. low
flower holder Of sweet peas and
yellow roses would odd freoh,
bright color. Or you might
make . selection Of axalea, pam
~, fuchsia and begonia plants
70 n srpuped on . flower stand
or window ssst. Even 4 you
Live miles sway. heaA Aewors
o. growing plants my b osut
By wire quickly and inoxpan-
sivol1.. 1fo6orn scisneA ~ he
deuh0ed ~ las(int Qualilv q
flov0sS and plants - that theif
boou1y Vim Give sTsotse and
lostlng ~ Win Ut . htsls
y. ~ -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Romeo Couple
Speak. Vows

y ST. JOHNS LU I II = Il a ~
CHURCH in Romeo was the
! scene Of q pretty wedding on
Saturday evening when Ath-
len Bossow, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Bossow, was
united in marriage to William
lIrenkel, also of Romeo The
ceremony was performed at
eight o'clock by Rev. +. &.
Appel In the presence OF q large
company Of friends and rela-
lives.
AZ Marion Babe of New Ha-
ven, cousin Of the bride, played
the Wedding March the bridal
party took their places In front
Of the altar where the bride was
given in marriage by her father.
The bride was gowned in white
satin made with lace insertion.
lace yoke and long sleeves with
points falling over the hands.
Her long veil was held in place
by q band of orange blossoms.
She carried a bouquet OF white
roses.
Mrs. Carl Doepfer was ma
tron of honor and wore pink
trimmed In blue and carried
Talisman roses. Mrs. Gilbert
Bossow Of Rochester and Mrs.
Burton Hagalnan were brides
maids and their dresses were
blue trimmed In pink and car
ried yellow roses.
Gilbert Bossow was best man,
and Carl Doepfer and Burton
. Hasaman were ushers.
Following the ceremony q re-
ception for about 200 was held
At Blue Bird Gardens, south OF
Romeo Mr.. and Mrs. Krenkel
will make their home on Lafay-
cite st. In Romeo.
FRIENDS of Mrs. Lloyd Allen
and her nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Wolff (Kather.
Inc Shook) Of Crosse Pointe,
will be interested TO know that
they are on Z motor trip trough
the Upper Peninsula.
MIR. AND MRS. HENRY
KOENIG of New Baltimore are
the parents Of q son born at $40
o'clock Sunday morning in st
Joseph's hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. ELLIS
STREJ and children. Shirley
Bobby and Bill, spent the week.
end with friends at Pleasant
Lake, near Lapeer.
MIR. AND MRS. ROY MICH.
OLSON and family, accompan.
led by Lois Cady spent the week.
end at . trailer camp near Lex
ington.
HOWARD WHITE Of Hawks
Mich. Is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph White, 4 Factory
street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

NEWS CONES from London
that the wife q . British army
major quit her job - assistant
commandsnt o. . hospital when
her superior, . men, objected to
her lipstick. Shes looking for
another war job-where camou-
flaging q foce isn't considered
IN unpetriotic activity.
TO men. her gesture Of defi-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
WE THE WOMEN
Men Cant Realize LiRstick
is More Than Mere Decoration
MD "PRrnto Or

NB8O ~S4ylV0 w
W0o0B 34AN xvm
The majogss wife knows her
rights, and the rights Of al wo-
mon-evon IN wartime.
AK than % do hard, firing.
dangerous Jobs md they agree
roodily. AK them 70 skimp on
food, clothes md luxuries-and
they do Il without complaint.
Hut tell them 70 give up lip
stick and there l. trouble. Their
lipgtiGk u their badge Of temin-
Unity. and they need Il worSe
than oveI In times Of trouble.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Mount Clemens Residents Fight teat-Wave from Many Boat
Gutsehow Family Hos
3 Birthdays This Week

THE FIRST OF THIS WEEK
10 . big time In the family Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gutschow,
81 Hubbard avenue.
Jimmy Gutschow IL observing
his sixth birthday anniversary
today. Tomorrow Is Mr.. Cuts
elbows birthday. and on Wednss-
day, Ann Meryl, Gutschow viii
be five years old. The official
family celebration of I'll three
takes place tomorrow.
DIR. AND MRS. p. T. NULL
IGAN, liz Scott boulevard,
announce the birth Of q daught-
or, born yesterday ct o:l0
o'clock In the morning In st.
Joseph's hospital. The baby
weighed nine pounds, one ounce.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
Lake ST. Clair Offers
Relief TO Hundreds

down hom ~ nqyok ~ =
lake n . leonuKUly l11Aios
guests were ~. - ~.
q. Ullfich. NJ. - @tF
D. Racine. anA 0GT, -
John 4. ullEieh. s5 ,:ss'
-Of Tie hlm4yo1a - Z 1
he day ca The wn1og. 1pooo "
but . very few. A. GSel111
and the bosta wsn6ot thq1
up The Clinton - III X
there were many soltt
sengers and no doubt $3.50
cases ct RmbUyu. 8 y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

anco may seem
Oily. irrational.
0d ridiculous.
70 women Il
makes sense.
Why should .
y . ~ n 3. good
looking woman
Cor any woman,
for that matter)
b penAli1ed for
her patriotisn3
Just because
q woman haG
volunteered to
do . dangerous
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28
By MRS. ANNE CABOT

MANY READERS have asked for flet inserts e
curtains had these designed One motif
buebd q inches square) hreeaf clover and the other
butterfly Each motif be used for inserts In living
wolfe net curtain mate
rial white motifs should Be crocsfed In white thread
Hlet motifs other too. Ihey ju the
right in luncheon cloth pace ss
scarf blue bird motif would
b particularly appropriate for curtains IN Cne room espec
any II The color scheme II blue md white.
TO obtain Instructions for cfochetins Ill three ctts tru1n
No 0l7l) dlet charts amounts Of material required u1los
Il sitches send 10 cents n COM. YOUR MAIZE md Anoo1
90 u PATTERN Nu1GD1 g Anns CABOT (1he paiH n1o)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

During the ceremony, Mr..
George Havel sang two select
IONS Because" and 20 Promise
Me-. He was accompanied by
Paul Seeman.
Approximately $50 attended
the reception following In the
evening at the Community Hall
In Utica. e.
Out-of-town guests 1t the oe-
casion included Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kosmahl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kosmahl, Mr.. and Mira.
John Kosmahl and Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Teise, Of Clsvsland; Otto
Gerjinski and mother. Of Lans-
ing and Mr.. and MIRA william
Behnke, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Bradford and Mr.. and Mrs. Nah
lon Mroeeske. Of Detroit Guests
were also from Rochester, Rich
mond and Washington. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrosewske win
make their home at - Hubbard
Avenue, with Mrs. Mrosewske
continuing 70 operate the Trla-
Art Beauty Shop.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

MIR. AND MRS. ELLIS
STREJ and children. Shirley,
Bobby and Bill, spent the week
end with friends at Pleasant
Lake, near Lapeer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-28

MIR. AND MRS. HENRY
KOENIG Of New Baltimore are
the parents Of q son born at $40
o'clock Sunday morning in st
Joseph's hospital.