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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Starr BOYS Benefit

Mrs. Frank L. Klingensmith
is again chairman of the annual
party given in Birmingham for
the benefit of the Starr Common
wealth for Boys. Floyd Starr
himself is arranging the pro-
gram in which his boys will
take part, the Glee Club of the
school giving several numbers.
Miss Cora Myhrs is in charge of
the ticket sale and Mrs. Frank
W Shuell and Mrs. Draper Allen
will take charge of the tea.
Committee workers for this
event are perennial and a close
bond exists between them Mrs.
Whiting Raymond will handle
the publicity.
Assisting Mrs. Klingensmith
10 solicit patronesSes are Mrs.
James Beresford, Mrs. Waldo
mar A. j. John. and Mrs.
Charles D. Pierce and Miss
MyrS has the following people
selling tickets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Red Cross Calls
For Dietitian.

THE RED CROSS is sending
out an S o S call for volunteer
dictitianS.
The army has exhausted the
supply of dietitians on the civil
service list and now is calling on
the Red Cross.
To meet this demand the COM
mittee on national defense Of
the Detroit Dietetic Association
has arranged a refresher- course
which VIII provide basic work in
quantity food preparation man.
agement and nutrition. It will
begin May l and continue six
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Nrs. Frost Head T
Sfrafhmore Club 0/zQ1feC0Do

MRS. A. B. FROST now heads
the Strathmore Women's Club.
Other officers for 1871 40 are:
Mrs w. r. Olms, vice president;
Mrs. Claude Reagan, second vice
president; Mrs. Walter Capron.
recording secretary; Mrs. Lloyd
Vivian, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. f. V. LaCroix, treas
Urer.
They will take office In the
meeting of the club Monday, at
2 p. m, in the Detroit Institute
Of Arts. Following a brief bust
ness session John Morse will
speak on The Arts and Crafts
of Early America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Bunny Hop Brings Out Dancers

Easter bonnets and Spring buds getting grand pre-
showing campus We think its because Of that youthful
break the bounds of convention which always
this the year At the Union promoters successfully
sponsored another annual Bunny Hop and really when
there Easter the
All the gals personaized service Guessing
Wel-evcry girl given egg she passed
and time the evening she allowed 10
booth her Inscribed talented
young artist
Then there looked gigantic but only
all the walls all Pink
blue ceiling the found
door prizes enough around to nearly every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Flower Contest

Mrs Carl r. Chamberlain.
who has charge of the Fedora
ton Hour program. has asked
the garden division 10 arrange a
contest IN artistic floral ar
rangementS. Mrs. { harl @ g
Bcecher Warren and Mrs. Harry
Jackson will do an Easter and
typically springtime table.
respectively
Following TresSa Way Nor
riii'S I p m speech class tifc
drama division. also under her
fu'elage, Will be given pointers
for directing a onc-acf play
0thor meetings scheduled for
. j.. M. are Literature division
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Mrs, Oswald. NJ. Gruhzit, a re-
view Of the book Toward Free,
dom by the Indian leader,
Jawaharlal Nehru: motion pic
ture division. Rabbi Leon Fran.
Moving Pictures and National
Crisis garden division, Mrs. r..
+. s. Mlllar of the BEDFORD
Woman's Club on The Choice
Of PerennialS for Flower Gar
denS an address on National
Defense by former Gov. WILDER
NJ Brucker and a recital IN
take the place Of the regular
program of the music division.
with Or Harry Seitz conducting
the federation choir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
CHS Set
Vacation Dance

THE GAMMA KAPPA CHI
FRATERNITY of Wayne Uni
verSity will present Bob Chester
and his orchestra at the annual
inf e-ERl Vacation Dance
Thursday IN the General Motors
Ballroom.
Albert Pouring is chairman
Of the committee and is as
sisted by Daniel Bogared. sgd
ney Chafetz and Harmon DIX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Sioma Nus See Swim Event

Many the noted alumni who dropped into
the years greatest indoor swimming spectacle the National Anna
Athletic Union the Sports Building pool
couldn't ALL who there did learn that
M 30 their
meeting and special feature troed the down the
thrilling
Those from Detroit Crosse Ponte and Dearborn Jack
Dunn, Fred Feey Fred Gaude Edward Allen Julius Pocheon
Glen Carlson lie Karl Behr and Walter Bracket
Incidentally the Sigma Nus planning bgme dance for
he Dear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
JOHNSON

MRS. COURTNEY JOHNSON
VI and daughters, Virginia
and Paula, are speeding this
Sunday toward Beverly Hills,
Cal. where they will join Miss
Barbara Johnson who has been
visiting there for some time All
will remain in California until
the first of June.
MRS. HENRY l.. NEWMAN,
uho has turned 70 her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Play Production Goes Nostalqic

The Play Production ended this week with fortnight
performance Remember Day" nostalgia comedy
adolescence Pho Higley Philip Dunnng Campbell
Mckee proud city served assistant director
Frederick OCranda left her
Friday evening enjoy the Lawyers Ball with Stan Segur
Among those in the of the production Charles La
Orae Bbry, Joseph Dorothy Hade Nathalie
ma how and jeff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Merit Board Battle

Also, the league is working 10
defeat Amendment D on the
city ballot which would replace
the present police merit board
with a board Of appeals.
"The merit board, which has
operated for nearly two years,
should not be overthroMn with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Easter holidays NTH her daugh-
fer, Miss Wdrgdret Net1mon,
dean Of 1Comep at TronsylUan,d
College in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slocurn
of RoSlyn road will turn their
backs on their Winter home on
Lake Worth, Fla. this week and
return home in time for Easter.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
WILD WEST PARTY
OF BETA THETA PI
OFFERS GREAT FUN
Campus CGPers:
BY BETTY COED
ANN ARBOR. April S, 1941.

ANN ARBOR, April 5, 194i.
I'VE PISTOL y shootin' round Arbor
" this weekend of the grande of fun and ro
strictly scatter-gun proposition with loads
do-so loads did.
time of his life you might msgine the
Pts Wild with bar and rail- mustachoed
oemixer wdeoen pistol due midnight Indian raid and
plenty buekskn cowboys and The idea
back the calendar and live again those hard
riding, understanding heroes of the West did.
metropolitan folks striding
in garb There M Coulson and Barbara Clark Ed
Wirth Eleanor
Don Stevenson and Mary Hayden the professors daughter
Duthe Margie Cobb tshe accepted his
week. behind Chan Pinney and Bob Bush
served the coke with flourish despite barking revovrs Qoaded
with blanksl and the ugly unexpected Indian guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

home IN Nc
Kintey 70 q d,
Crosse P0tnte,
from a Uisit in
! n d n n a p
Oils, Ind, dc-
coD,papied By
her son, Henry
l.. n { It n n n
Jr., Udt leoUs
again on April
10 for LeIing-
ton. Ky.
Mrs. " ~
nan Is going
dOiUn 10 the
Blue Grdss
CO nm Try 10
. - q - n The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

out further trial" the women
declare.
League members are writing
letters 10 state senators on the
rules and resolutions committee
urging them to report state
resolution Ne 70 faVorably. This
resolution f8N0rS the establish
ment of Two camps in Berrlcn
County 10 accommodate thou
sands Of migratory workers dur
ing the fruit picking season.
Foreign Policy Session
Wayne County League MEM
bcrS are participating IN a For
elgn Policy Institute 10 be con-
Quoted IN Detroit April %,
under the Joint auspices OF the
Michigan League Of Women
Voters and the Women.S Inter-
national Education Council.
Mrs Harold Coyer of Buena
Vista avenue will be hostess 10
a group Of league members at
30 o'clock Monday when Mrs.
Winford Greiing Will lead dis
cuSsion on Interstate Trade
Barriers.
At 8 o'clock Thursday evening
a second group " N meet with
Mrs. Robert Johnson on Blaine
avenue for a discussion 81 Inter
state Trade Barriers. under Mrs.
Greetings leadership.
The East Side Public Health
group of the organization meets
for discussion at ] 30 o'clock
Wednesday. with Mrs. Mack
Monroe. Of Yorkshire road.
The annual meeting Of the
league is scheduled for April 30,
at 1870 o'clock in the morn
ing in the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
and viii be followed by a
luncheon al the same place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
CircuIari1e Members

The organization. which IS
headed by Mrs Hamilton But
Ter. is endeavorlng 10 defeat the
amendment by circularizing its
large membership and friends
of members.
The league also is opposing
two amendments 10 the state
constitution on the ballot on the
grounds that they would make II
more difficult 10 obtain petitions
for initiative and referendum,
and more difficult 10 institute
a constitutional change or force
a vote on a legislative enact
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Mrs. Evans Due
For Talk on Take

CITY TAXES" is the subject
Of an address 10 be delivered by
Mrs. Lilias Evans, controller of
Highland Park. before the High.
land Park Business and Profess
Sional Women's Club, Wednes-
day. in the Highland Park
branch Of the Y. w. c. a. Elec-
ton Of officers will follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Most ingenious Idea of Season

or that only sdeght compared Of the
really big thought you'd like know that
the idea parties here this
Ball Slide
Friday Engineers battling
all the attendance
At barrserS festivities Sidney J. Faleman
his lovely wife Ruth Richard Roberts
Harold Domelen Marjorie Splitter
ooner Hubbard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Ex-Cranbrook Star at Swim Meet

We stopped in after the finals
and Bats Dick Strain and Mary Craig Hughes; Andy
Kaughey Marge Bowen Dick Sherng and Bette Baltic
Bill Socum and Kay Wilbur and Bert tudy with Lin Buck
Robinson the freshman oothaer who Cranbrook
last escorted Audrey Touverson Jeanette Coe went
Allen Mildred CriSta with Herb McCOrd and Bob
Samues Betty Schwartz tfrrTta Bennett who goes
University Lyman Tulmbels guest Of the weekend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Officer, Wife Entertain

Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
r. c. Young had as their week
end guests Lieut. Commander
Wallace Beakley Of Washington.
d c, and a Captain Fletcher.
Raj.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo " krsve
have moved into their new home
IN East River road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
I travellers
Returning to
Crosse lie
CONTINUED from Page Sir,

CONTINUED from Page Sixt
ter are home after a two-month
trip to Buenos Aires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Car
rels OF Evanston, H., will arrive
on Good Friday to spend the
Easter weekend with Mr.. Gar
rels' parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
c. Garrels.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Breault
left last week for San Diego,
Cal, where they will remain
several months.
Jean Wright celebrated her
twenty-first birthday last night
with midnight supper party.
Mrs. Thompson Hostess
Mrs. Melish A. Thompson had
another Liggett bridge tea. The
guests were Mrs. John {. Gar
relS Jr.. Mrs. Frederick S Hall
Jr., Mrs. Yellott +. HardcaStle
Jr., Mrs. Edward d. Campbell,
Mrs. Robert A. Alexander and
Mrs. Howard F. Roderick.
The hosteSses for the 81.
James Church Service League
luncheon Tuesday were Mrs,
Frederick s. Glover, Mrs. Ed
ward Dold Mrs. II. c. l.. jack
son. Mrs. Max A. Schultz. Mrs.
O. A. Johnson and Mrs. Daniel
Agnew After the luncheon a
business and Altar Guild meet
ing was held.
The Berea Club met Monday
at the home Of Mrs. a. G. Zoll
for luncheon and sewing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Wayne Voters League
EiQhts Amendment B
Affecting Women Police
By MINNIE CAGE

WAYNE COUNTY LEAGUE
W OF WOMEN VOTERS. It
seems. is wrought up over the
Spring elections 10 be held
throughout the state tomorrow
Their chief concern Is -sncRd-
ment 3 Of the CITY Charter
amendments, which affects the
women's division Of the Detroit
police department
IN the opinion Of league nom
bers the adoption Of TINS amend
nlent would return the division
10 its status Of is years ago
This they deplorc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Gen Hugh s. Johns n,
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Mrs. c. L Wlnnlngham of
Marlboro road was hostess at
luncheon Tuesday 10 members
OF her sewing club.
Announcement has been made
Of the marriage March % of
Maxine Smith of Chicago to
Walden Miles OF Cranbrook
School faculty. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles will arrive at Cranbrook
this weekend
Edward Durham. Charles
Martindale. Richard Muzzv and
Morley Walker are the Gran
brook seniors in charge of the
Cranbrook Spring formal dance,
which is taking place this eve
ming in Assembly Hall. DR.. and
Mrs Rudolph R. Lindquist and
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Nicker-
son received the guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1941-07-27
King Torch Noses Out
Burdened Midland
In Sunset Cap
Lightly Weighted Mayer
GeIdine Wins Sl3,e50
In Dramatic finuIe

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES. July 26-Klnz
Torch conquered the mighty Mo
land in a head-to-head stretch BAT
tie today and won the S25 900 added
Sunset Handicap in dramatic fl
male to the Hollywood Park racing
season.
Pounding down the last furlong
of the ia mile race King Torch
and Midland hit the wire together
and it took a photo 10 separate their
noses for the top purse Of sl8.950.
Wing and Wing ran third in the
field of nine.
A throng of $4,000 witnessed the
event
The winner a 4-year-Old chestnut
gelding owned by Movie Maenate
Louis Z. Mayer. was ridden by Jockev
johnny Deering But it was left for
his running mate. Jackie Westrope,
riding Mayer'S Sir Jeffrey. 10 carr"
out the strategy that beat C. s
Howard's heavily played Mloland
Westrope sent Sir Jeffrey out n
set torrid pace, while King Torch
idled behind in the marathon. Mio-
land finally overhauled the fvlng
Sir Jeffrey. but it took al he had to
do it. That was when King Torch
began 10 close the distance ann
catch the Howard Ace. loaded with
128 pounds TO King Torch's los.
Finishing behind. in order. were
Omelet. Lostagal. Mount Vernon IL
Vain Bo, Sir Jeffrey and Farrague
The time was 2:4425.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Crack Midget Pilots,
Stunt Artists Fill
Lanham Program
Races Slated Tuesday,
Lucky Teter Troupe
To Show Thursday

With the regular program OF
midget auto racing scheduled Tues
day night and Lucky Teters dare
devil troupe booked Thursday, Off
cials of the West Lanham speedway
anticipate the busiest week at the
little saucer since its opening.
General Manager Eddie Bean last
night announced that at least three
of the six leading pilots joCkeying
for the l94l midget championship
will be on Tuesdays program with
a supporting cast of capable rivals.
Henry Banks or Ernie GeSen end
either Ray Nestor or Lyle Dickey
are expected TO push the gas pedal
down in the evenings ) big feature
and Bean also is angling for the
services of Ted Tappett, winner OF
last week 5 Atlantic States DsrbN.
Whether the track will equal the
attendance mark OF more than 1850
hung up last Tuesday is cOnJec-
tural, but with Teter bringing ain
all-star crew of car wreckers into
the place Thursday. Bean expects
q big week at the boX-office
Teter turned EN- away at the old
Capital Speedway a couple of years
ago and with several new stunts in
his ample repertoire is expected TO
pull another full house The 232-
pound wrong way driver does every
thing to car but strip its gears.
Harry Woolman, ace cyclist: Jim
Artrip. Daring Daniels, Bob Dillon
and Ralph Gamble will be on hand
TO perpetrate any crash stunts Teter
overlooks.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Facilities for Racing
AT 1imonium 10 Be
Much Improved

By the Associated Press.
TIMONIUM, Nd. July 26.-Im-
provements totaling approximately
s85 900 will be completed before the
opening of the State fair scheduled
for August 3l-September II.
Improvements range from an in
crease in the racing departments
facilities to new sheds for prize
cattle.
Principal Improvements to be
made at the State Fair grounds is
the extension of the grandstand and
wagering ring to double its former
size.
A new 40-stall horse barn has been
erected. bringing the total accommo-
dations to 300.
Other changes include the dou-
bling in size of the jockey room and
the installation of additional shower
baths, the extension of catering IA
cilities, and the installation of new
toilets.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

tTl-cOlOf ana reserve, ana lHe
jumper division of seven classes with
jumper championship and reserve.
Gallery Will Be Judge.
The feature events of the hunter
division are the $500 conformation
hunter stake. the 500 conforma ton
green or novice hunter stake and
the 5000 working hunter stake. The
top event for the jumpers is the
$500 stake and the skyscraper. of
course. will be one of the main at
fractions
The winners of the bareback
comic costume class will be deter
mined by the applause of the GAL
lery. and the event will be run as a
stake with so per cent to the win
ner. 25 to second. Is to third and 10
to fourth. The winner also will re-
ceive the American Challenge
Trophy. presented by the American
Standard Life Insurance Co, to be
competed for annually.
The committee. in keeping with
the patriotic tempo of the day. will
have as guests 500 soldiers from Fort
Meade, Fort Belvoir. Arlington Cam
tonment and Fort Myer. Flag
raising ceremonies will be held on
both days of the show with the
flags resting at half-mast in respect
to the late president of the Board OF
District Commissioners, Melvin c.
Hazen. long one of the most noted
horseman Of Washington.
Two-Day Program Listed.
The Saturday morning session.
starting at o'clock. cards a model
hunter. open hunter. the breezer,
open working hunters, green or
novice hunters under saddle. anna
teurs' hunters touch and out.
Starting at l.3O pm. will be
classes for qualified hunters open
jumpers. ladies working hunters.
green or novice hunters. ladies
h>nters. modified Olympic and
amateur working hunters: green
hunter stake and a bareback cos
tune class
The program for the Sunday ses-
sion. which starts at 1890 pm. in
cludes hunter stake. jumper stake.
working hunter stake. amateurs
green or novice hunters. working
hunter championship preliminary,
working hunter championship, local
working hunters, green or novice
hunter championship preliminary.
green or novice hunter champion
ship, skyscraper. Corinthian. pair of
hunters, jumper championship,
hunter championship preliminary.
hunter championship and Bobby"
Roby Memorial Trophy award.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Favored BeIk Entry
Easily Mops Up in
Bel Air Feature
Walter Light. clustering
Half q Length Apart;
Glitter Girl Third

BEL AIR, Md. July 26-With the
majority of the 10000 in attendance
cheering them on, the j. B. Belk
entry of Walter Light and Bluster-
ing finished one-two in the Country
Life Farm Handicap. feature event
of the week end card here.
The fans backed the entry down
to 81 and they ran as favorites
should.
The margin of victory Walter
Light held over his stablemate was
a scant half length. while Buster
ing was three lengths ahead of
Glitter Girl. third.
Jockey Palumbo gave the winner
a hard drive, but 1t appeared that
OMalley, rider of clustering, was
easing his mount in the last few
yards
Both of the entry were off rather
slowly but were well handled and
instead of being rushed. moved up
gradually and took the lead at the
eighth pole to have it all their own
way through the final eighth.
A $50 favorite. Walter Light, son
of Sir Walter-Star Light. covered
the 6l2 furlongs in 1:20 2-5.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Detroit Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIPsT RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
2-yesr-olds ,S,dS and Upward; i: miles 90.
Arcadian tPiersonD go 40
Invincibe uuce, : 90
Also ran-Mieal Fay. Edasel American
Emblem, Norle, Nancys Son, Catalonia
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4yearolds nrs and upward fgTIonss 5chqtsi
Punta Final lie BlancD $50 4n1
Vallejo tWhitlngl $50
3; Shirley r., ozark, f Crulis, Alseleda
Daily Double paid se3 4OD
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up 8 furlones 'chute).
Hazel r ,LuceJ 400 300 . 80
c Note Fox $50 4 81
Mission Step lie Blancl 500
- Also ranI3parby Dean. Gallant Hour,
Tartarus and Ottos Choice.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; 2-year-olds;, 5i2 furlongs.
Bright Willie 'wallacel 3,:O $50 40
Tetra Dan tGreen) $40
Time. 1:U5 10
Also ran-Mae H. Baron Omar and
Long Hope.
FIFTH RACE-Purse S400; handicap;
3-year-olds and ur furlongs tchute).
Gallee MONTGOMERY 2@.G0 $50 4 80
Boy Ansler tCavensl 800 :, 81
Darby Dienst tGreen) 40
Also ran-Mysterv Marvel. DR. Whinny.
Epidor and Dora MAY.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances: 3-year-oldS and upward / mile and
20 yards
Aaron Burr lHanauer> $500 1910 500
Red Dock tCavensl 400 300
Valdina Groom Pierson) , go
Time. l:42i5.
Also ran-Meggv. Dispenser Stem
Winder and High Honors.
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe, 5000: CLAIMING:
3year.olds and up; 1 mile and 20 yards:
Little Tramp ,GrilD 11.s0 $40 !. so
Jim Pat lie Blanc) $50 40
Wicket Smith 11.40
Time. 1:43as.
Also r8n-Francesco. Alrose Ny Baby.
Dixie Girl Partisan witch and SAINT An
drews.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 nn0: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; "a miles
Maiorette tHanauerI 1850 $40 n0
Lynette Q Fox $50 $50
SLIGHT Error 'Prehm) $40
Also rsn-our Laddi.. Double r., Bold
General Or1ta, Bon Marche. Rechercher'
Field.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
GaNee Makes Swift
Time in Triumph
AT Fairgrounds
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
DETROIT. July 26.-Gallee. g.
year-old son of Hadagal. streaked
the fastest furlongs of the Detroit
season in Ill to win the $4,000 Whip
and Spurs Handicap, feature at
Fairgrounds Park today. He was an
outsider in the betting, paying
$3.50
Max WeXler'S Boy Angler. the fa-
vorite. finished second and Darby
DienSt third.
Bright Willie. fast son of Bril-
liant, racing for Mrs. Ralph Nc
Twain, blazed over 512 furlongs in
1:05l5 to cop the $1,000 Sweep All
Purse, the supporting feature.