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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Irene LaBonte
 Guest at Shower

Miss Irene Labonte was the guest of honor at a currency shower giv- en Wednesday evening In Franco American Hall by Mrs. Anita La- bonte, Mrs. Patsy Crosse and Mrs. Marie Philibert.
 Those present were: Mrs. Ange- linc Savino, Mrs. Phil zingrelli, Mrs. Pat Andriano, Mrs. Albert Montana bault, Mrs, Jos brevetti, Mrs. An- toinette Duraduri, Mrs. Janice Sor- tiro, Mrs. Brouillard. Mrs. Alves, Mrs. Eugene Michaud. Mrs. John Cianculli, Mrs. William Carroll, Mrs, Marie Brodeur, Mrs. J. Therien, Mrs Slmone Pelletier, Mrs. Nick Clan culli, Mrs. Theresa Russo, Mrs. John Andriano, Mrs. Nelson Philibcrt, Mrs Beulah Bolduc, Mrs. Peter Caputo Mrs. R. Famiglietu. Mrs. Henry Madore, Mrs. w, Philibert, Mrs Lillian Gagnon, Mrs. Jennie Orsillo Mrs. Regina Fournier, Mrs. Charles Pelletier, Mrs. Alice Tessier, Mrs Louise Bartolini, Mrs. Wilfred Na- deau, Mrs. B. Jacob, Mrs. Jennie Forgione. Mrs. Louise Gallo, Mrs Sal Di StaSio. Mrs. Rene Marchand Mrs John 1annelli. Mrs. Rose Mi- chelli, Mrs. Della Grace, Mrs. Dar- iel Putetti, Mrs. Josephine Clan ciulli, Mrs. Lousia Recchia, Mrs. W, Laplante. Mrs. Charles Hamel, Mrs. Bertha Moreau, Mrs. Josephine Bosse, Mrs. Ovila Blais, Mrs. Jose phine Camblno, Mrs. Michael Bruno, Mrs. Antonio Caputo, Mrs. Rose Purcaro. Mrs. Leo Pelletier, Mrs. Anthony Putetti, Mrs. Mattio Russo, Mrs, Rae Carpini, Mrs. D. Beau lieu, Mrs. Joseph Hebert, Mrs. V. Mantino, Mrs. Frank Clemente, Mrs. Fernand Gagne, Mrs. Joseph Mez- zanotte. Mrs. Luccio DAmico, Mrs, Frank Bruno, Mrs. Edith Michayd, Mrs, Lucia sCyr, Mrs. Joseph Lebel, Mrs. Patsy Crosse, Mrs. Marie Pfili- bert, and Mrs. Anita Laborte.
 Also Misses Beatrice Philibert, Mary Paule Graveline, Rita Ayotte, Edith Villemure, Monica Jacob, Marie Jacob, Jacqueline Jacob, Mary Jane Lefevre, Florence Desochers, Germaine Therien, Rose PToulx, Kay Griffin, Dorothy Lagasse, Marian Garvey, Phyll Mazziotti, Loretta Di- Paola, Alice Desormeau, Marie Paule Cormier Lucille Beaudoin, Jean Beaudoin, Juliet Linteau. Irene Lebel Betty Elsie D'Eugenio, Edith Bruno, Annette Michaud, Martha Picard, Cecile Leblanc. Helen Hamel, Ida Michaud, Anita Ayotte, Lenore Varanelli Louise Laudisi, Irene Morel, Yvette Lebel and Miss Rec- chia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Coming Events

June 6-Franco- American ChoraI Club Dessert Bridge and Musicale June 6-Girls' club, dance festi- val, Temple hall.
 June 6-Casper Davis post, revue Sprague school.
 June e-Chlldrens day, Mill Plain church.
 June 8 to l4-East End club Mardi Gras, Hamilton park.
 June l0-Crosby senior class play, Women's club.
 June l2--Santa Maria annual banquet. The Elton.
 June l4-Chickcn and strawberry supper, First church.
 June 2l--Lithuanian Catholic dance, The Elton.
 June 2l--Martone's dance recital Mill Plain Grange.
 June 2l--Martone Studios recita and dance. Grange hall, Mill Plain
 June 24-Garden party, St. Mary Hospital Special Medicine Fund a home of Mrs. Frank Floto, Hamilton avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Albertus Magnus Comm enceme ent

pr. George Shuster, president of Hunter College, will give the main address at the commencement ex. ercises of Albertus Magnus College New Haven, Thursday June l2. His topic will be, "shall Conscience Make Cowards of Us All". The exercises, which will take place at S:S0 on the campus, will climax a week of graduation activities in- eluding a dance on June 6 given by tho seniors for the student body, a Daccalaureate Mass at st. Marys church on Sunday, June 8, ct which the Rev. Walter Farrell, o. F., au. thor of "A Companion to the Sun will give the sermon; and the tradi- tional class day exercises, which VIII Include the daisy chain carried by tho sophomores and the presenting of class rings to tho juniors by the senior class,
 The commencemen play chosen this year by the Campus T1,eater Players Is Euripides' "Electra' which will be given on June 9 at s:S0 p. m.
 Other events of this richly tradi- tional graduation week include e Field Day sponsored by the college athletic association at which the finals of the tennis tournament will he played, and 0 softball game be- tween the upperclassinen and the freshmen. Also, the seniors will join the Klumnae for the first time ct a luncheon followed by 6 meeting in Rosary Hall.
 On Monday morning, June Q, the seniors wil lattend a Communion breakfast given by the administra- ton In their honor. That afternoon they will be present at the freshman picnic, the first In a series of enter tainments given for them by each class. On Tuesday, the Sophomores will entertain them at luncheon and that evening they will attend the formal dinner and lantern par. ade given by the junior class.
 Before the Commencement exer. cises on Wednesday, the seniors will meet informally aS a class for the last time at the senior class dinner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Home Economies
 Club At Meeting

The Waterbury Home Economies club closed its term with a dinner at the Rosanne tea room on Wednes- day evening. Mrs. Allan Upton was elected president to succeed Mrs. Earl. w. Pierson.
 Those present were: Mrs. Charles Doherty, Mrs. George k. Merkle, Misses Rosita Keenan, Elizabeth Whitehill. Margaret Chagnot, Mrs. M. J. Quinlan, Miss Mary Murphy Mrs. Edward D. Bergin, Mrs. Arthur w. Peircey, Mrs. Clifford A. Peck, Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs. Ralph Darlington, Mrs. Frederick S. Van- Valkenburg, Miss Ruth Stoughton, Mrs. Allan Upton. Mrs. Frances Beesley, Mrs. Walter B. Robson, Mrs. Ivan Boyd. Mrs. F. W. Lallier, Misses Bertha Betts, Eleanor Brod- . erick, Mrs. Frederick B. Webster and Mrs. Earl w. Pierson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Weddings
GAUNT.NELsON
the Sacred Hear

At 9 o'clock yesterday morning Miss Jane Margaret Nelson, daugh- ter of Arthur o. Nelson and the late Mrs. Bernice Monagan Nelson of Circular avenue became the bride of Howard Burton Gaunt, son of MT. and Mrs. William Gaunt of Granger street.
 Rev. Michael Heating performed the ceremony at tho church of SS. Peter and Paul, with Mrs. Daniel Sullivan. 6 sister of tho bride, as matron of honor and Miss Marjorie Monagan, her cousin, as bridesmaid, Leonard Gaunt attended his broth- CT as best man, with Charles Nell son, a brother of the bride, and David Smith, as ushers. Due to the Illness of her father, the bride was escorted to the altar by her uncle and godfather, Frederick l.. Marks,
 The bride was gowned in white MouSseline de sole with an all- over floral pattern, in princess model. The long sleeves terminated in points at the wrists, and the bo- dice had a high neckline. Her veil of illusion was caught with 6 tiera of lilies of the valley. She carried a prayer book marked with c white orchid.
 The gown of the matron of hon- or was of daffodil yellow faille taf- feta. with R shirred bodice and full skirt. The long sleeves had shoul- der fullness, and the high neckline was shocked. A tiara of yellow flowers held her shoulder length veil. Blue flowers made up her Go. lonial bouquet.
 The bridesmaids frock was of pastel blue marquisette with black lace insertions in the full skirt, It had a bolero with long sleeves. Her shoulder veil was fastened with Q blue floral tiara, and she carried Q yellow Colonial bouquet.
 Mrs. Frederick Marks, on aunt of tho bride, was dressed In a print Of pansy floral design on pale green background. She wore a white hat. and corsage of garden flowers. The mother of the groom wore blue georgette in redingotc StyiG, WAtl WlhtC SIeAiSk SWdW and e garden corsage.
 A reception followed at the Copper Kettle from which the cou- pie left for q trip through the south. The bride travelled In a white silk Jersey dress with a white turban, and blue accessories.
 Upon their return MT. and Mrs. daunt will reside ct lll2 West Main street.
 Out of town guests included: MT. and Mrs. Frederick L. Marks, ST., of West Haven. MT. and Mrs. Fred- erick L. Marks, Jr. of Milford, Mir. and Mrs. William B. Marks of West Haven, Mir. and Mrs. Wil- liam Monagan of Hamden, MT, and Mrs. Frederick Muller of Meriden, Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy of Meri- den. Mir. and Mrs. William Gaunt of Hasbrook Heights, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
National President
 WM Address O.R.T

An address will be given by Mrs Edawrd Dresser, national president at tho annual luncheon of the Wa. terbury unit of the Womens Ameri- can 0. R. T. to be held at The Eltor Monday at 1:30 o'clock. Ofiicers fol the local unit will be installed.
 Mrs. Harry Levin is chairman oi the program and will be assisted by Mrs. Edward Goldberg. Mrs. A. J Berment, Mrs Isaac Greenberg, Mrs Joseph Krasow, Mrs. Sidney Albert Mrs. Joseph Isenberg and Mrs. Jos eph Goldberg. Reservations are in charge of Mrs. Levin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Personal
Church Members Plan ActiOities

Mrs. Carl O. Carlson invited the members ot the Daughters of Zion Evangelical Lutheran church to meet at her home on Hauser street June 26. at Q meeting of the society held on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gustav 0randell on Hill street, The ladies were re minded of the invitation from the Ladies Aid of Salem Lutheran church of Naugatuck Co visit them this evening (Friday, June 0, Re. ports of the "SmorRaS Sbord" recently served in the church were given by Mrs. Axel F'orsell,
 Mrs, Carl Carlson and Mrs, For sell were elected on the planning committee to meet with members of the board of trustees relative to prop6sed changes In the kitchen of the church. Assisted by Mrs, Alfred AhrahNmSon of Hartford and Mrs, Howard Northrop of Mlddlebury, Mrs, 0randell served coffee at the close of the meeting. Tho next reg Olar gathering of the organization will be on the second Thursday of September at the Carlson home on eiauser street,
 Among those attending were Mrs, Carl Olander, Mrs. 0, William Swan. teon, Mrs. Betty Hallenhorg, Mrs, Carl O, Carlson, Mrs. Marie Ander. son, Mrs. Axel Forsell, Rev. and Nfrs. E. Einar Kron, Mrs, John Grandell, Mrs, Arvid swanson, Mrs. John Ericsson, Mrs, Albert Johnson, Mrs. Howard Northrop, Mrs. AL tired AbrahAmson, Miss Ruth North TOD, Miss Airline Kron, Miss Carolyn KFon, George Grandell, Howard Northrop, Jr. and Mrs. Gustav 07Andell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Sorority Gave Party
 For An, Nierenberg

The Chi Alpha Sigma Sorority gave a shower at Suozzo's Grill Ill honor of Miss Ann Nierenburg oi Willow street who is being mar ried on June to George Shapin oi Meriden.
 The guest of honor was presented with rock crystal from the mem- bers. Bridge and nah jong were played after dinner.
 Those attending were: Misses Constance Wilensky, Beverly Levin Ruth Matzkin, Freda Gartzmar Esther Stutman, Helen Blumenfleld Sylvia Madnick, Sylvia Fielder, Nat ale Kisek. Faye Mierenburg. Mrs Pauline 0orllck and Thelma Anne berg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Prs-Nuptial Party
 For Helen GerUais

Miss Helen deTvais was enter tained ct 0 miscellaneous shower given by her cousin, Miss Euniee Hickey. Miss desvais will be mar ried on June i4 to Andrew Pazera,
 The guests included: Misses Mae Moran. Virginia FOX, Agnes Caro- Ian, Mary Wionck, Vicki Wioncek, Nellie Wioncek, Ruth 0ervais, Ste- pllA dework, Mrs, Hugo DiCorpo, Mrs, Ernest HAllback, Mrs, SiraE, Mrs, Leo Gillette, Mrs. Joseph Ger vais, Mrs. Frederick Hickey, Mrs. Edward Felix of Roxbury Miss Eunioe Hickey,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Miss Edith Krugelis
 Columbia Graduate

Miss Edith J. Krugelis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter 0. Krugelis of Highland avenue received the degree of Master of Arts at the l87th an- nual commencement of Columbia university in the city of New York on June 3rd Miss Krugelis was a graduate residence scholar under the Graduate Faculties of Pure Science in the department of Zoology. She was holder of a Graduate Residence scholarship and Grant-in-aid scholarship. Miss KrugeliS graduated from Crosby high school in 1886, re- ceived the degree of Bachelor of Science from Bates college in 1940, and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
 The meeting of Chi Alpha Sigma Sorority was held at the home of Miss Sylvia Fielder of Adams street. Pledges DeVora Johnson, Dorena Halberstam. and Sady Silverman were present
 The members included: Esther Stutman, Beverly Levin, Ruth Matz- kin, Freda Gartzman, Helen Blum enfield, Sylvia Madnick, Ann Nier- enburg, and Thelma Anneberg.
 A farewell party was given recent ly in honor of Arthur Blum at the Cocoanut Grove of the Park Central Hotel in New York City. MT. Blum leaves shortly for camp. Those att tending were Miss Polly Austin William Hickey. Rosemary Colwell George Schroeder, Helen Dalton, William Byrnes, Marion Finn and Arthur Blum.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Garden Club To Hear
 Talk On Bird Lore

James T. Laidlaud of Middletown will address the members of the Waterbury Garden Club at their meeting on Monday evening, June 3 at 8 o'clock in the parlors of the Bunker Hill Congregational church Ills topic will be "Close-ups of Some of Our Native Birds.'
 Mrs. Alfred M. Winchell is chair man of the program committee. There will also be an informal show of garden flowers for members of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
sTAUFFER-MATTO

Mrs. Frank Hiram Mattooil oi Thomaston announces the marriage of her daughter. Minerva May. to Harold Henry Stauffer, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Henry Stauffer of Naugatuck.
 The wedding took place on No- vember 3, l940, at the Baptist church in Carmel, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
HEBREW LADIES AID

The Board of Hebrew Ladies Aid Society will meet on Monday, June Q, at the Hebrew Institute. Xm- portant matters will be discussed. including plans for the closing meet Ing end luncheon on June a. All board members are urged to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
TAyANo.DIDoMIZIo

The wedding of Miss Lena DiDom. isio, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jos cph DiDomiSio of Meriline avenue to John Tavailo, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Tavano of Knoll street has been changed from 9 o'clock on Mon- day, June 9 to 9:45 o'clock. ..
 Tho ceremony will be performed at the Church of Our Lady of LourdeS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06

MT. and Mrs. Donald Sanford, and their son, Donald, Jr., have taken up their residence with Mrs. Sanford's mother, Mrs. George Bar low of Sheldon street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06
Weddings
Personal

Among the Waterbury members who will attend the Alunnnae Day Reunion activities at the College of St. Elizabeth tomorrow at 0ons vent, N. J., are Miss Kathryn Hayes, national president of the association; Miss Lucy 5owas, local chapter president; Misses Kathryn and Helen Healey and Catherine Maloney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-06

Mir. and Mrs. Fred 8. Smith Of Chase Parkway have left for LAfa. yette, Indiana, where they will ate tend the commencement exercises at Purdue University, on June 8. Their son, Norman, is 6 member of the graduating class.
 Rev. and Mrs. Einar Kron oi Cooke street recently entertained MT. and Mrs. Russell Afdren, Carl A, Andren and. Miss Priscilla An- dren, of Cranston, R. |.
 Mrs. Frederick 0. Marggraf oi this city and Mrs. John D. Coofns, oi Woodbury were among the members attending the board meetnig Of tho directors of the Connecticut State Federation of Womens' clubs, which was held yesterday ct the Hartford Y. W. c. A.
 Mir, and Mrs. Alexander Blimeek of Hawkins street announce the birth of a son, at the Waterbury hospital on June 1. f
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel pinSky Of Coolidge avenue announce the birth of Q son at the Waterbury hospital on June 3. sH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Leave for Florida

Mrs. Herbert II. Hills also
entertained her bridge club at
luncheon on Friday at her home
on Long Lake road.
Mrs. c. E. Wilson. accom-
panied by Mrs. +. ID. Rutherford
and Mrs. Heszynski. left
Thursday for Florida where they
will be at the Wilson home at
Miami Beach for several weeks.
Rosemary Wilson and Nancy
Motherwell of Lansing are also
at Miami Beach.
Among Bloomfield residents
who attended the Cornell-Yale
polo game at the Coliseum FRI
day evening were the DeForeSt
w. Gamblers. the Morgan ID.
Douglases and the Frank w.
Shuells.
Mr. and Mrs Guy c Smith OF
Pembroke drive returned on
Wednesday from a weekend IN
New York City.
Virginia List will be hostess
at tea and shower for Hortense
Smith next Tuesday afternoon
at her home in Barbour Terrace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Bride Veil

The brides veil was a circular
fnger-tip cloud of white illu-
sion. She carried white camel
las and white freesia in a loose
bouquet and wore a seed pearl
pendant which has been worn by
brides in the Forsyth family for
generations.
Joan Baker. maid of honor.
and bridesmaids Mary Jean For
syth, Nancy Fisher. Betty Ann
Pease, Marilyn Prussing and
Isabel Bradbeer wore frocks of
white organZa similar to the
bridal gown made with ruffled
skirts and ruffles on the sleeves
which showed a tdistinction in
the bridal attendants. those of
the honor maid being long. Mary
Jean wearing short pulled
sleeves and the other brides
MAIDS icing three quarter
length.
Their colonial bouquets also
differed slightly. Miss Bakers
being of white and pink ranun-
culus and cornhowers and the
bridesmaids being all pink
ranunculus and sweet peas.
They all wore tiny caps of White
illusion bordered in front with
fresh flowers matching their
boJouetS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Reads Lines
AtWeddins
OfDoushter
BIRMINGHAM, Feb. s.

THE REV. WARNER LEWIS
= FORSYTH. who has per-
formed the marriage service for
many Birmingham girls. read
the familiar lines for his own
daughter, Betty Minor Forsyth.
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in
st. James Church. The Rev.
William r. Kinder of st.
Joseph's Episcopal Church of
Detroit assisted with the service.
The brides brother. Warner
L. Forsyth Jr., gave his sister in
marriage when she spoke her
vows to Theodore Mack. who is
the son of Mrs. Ira j. Mack of
Newport, Ark. Magnolia leaves
and carly Towering branches
were used as a background and
white tapers were lighted in the
seven-branch candlesticks.
The bridal gown was of pure
white point d'esprit over white
net and taffeta, made with a
pointed basque bodice, sweet
heart neckline and leg-of-mutton
sleeves with tiny ruffies at the
pointed cuffs. Three narrow
ruffies circled the hem of the
very full skirt and the circular
train into which IL fell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Richard
Fete Before
Marriage
BLOOMFIELD HILLS,

Feb. 8.
nORIS RICHARD has received
word that Martha Thomp-
son, better known as Tommy"
will be able 10 come from Bos-
ton (where she is studying this
Winter) to be Doris maid of
honor when she marries Jules
de Beaubien. February 25.
One of the first parties given
Doris was the tea Nora Alfs
gave at Rotunda Inn Saturday.
Thursday evening. Mrs. Walter
S. Smith gave a surprise shower
for Doris at her home on Lake
view avenue and next Wednes-
day, Barbara Curtis and Betsey
Rauss will give tea for her.
Mrs. Elbridge Newhall will
entertain at dessert bridge
and shower on February IL and
on the eighteenth Mrs. w. f.
Mosher and Mrs. N. c. Kern will
be joint hostesseS at tea at the
Mosher home on Lone Pine road.
Mrs. Edward A. Schirmer of
Country Club drive, was hostess
at luncheon Wednesday for
members of her bridge club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
New York Week-End

Mr. and Mrs Lynn d. Halsted
Of Lone Pine road are spending
February at The Trade Winds
Club in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G.. Ler-
chen of Pembroke drive are
planning TO go to + OFT Lau-
derdale, Fla. soon after the
wedding of their son Bill on
February u to Elizabeth Ander-
son. daughter of the Norman j.
AndersonS of Crosse Pointe.
Mr. and Mrs Walter O. Briggs
Jr Of Martell drive. and MIR.
and Mrs. Everell Fisher of Pom
Valley road Will spend next
weekend in New York. where
they Will 90 for Walter Con-
nolly's marriage 10 Anne Rior-
dan the following Wednesday.
Cast for the three one-act
plays which St. Dunstan's Guild
will give in the auditorium of
Brookside School. February Is,
are the following members:
MEssRs.
Harry p Hoey lanes VI TAYLOR
John ". Blanchard John " KEecht
Mortimer &ef
Miss Jessie Winter and Mrs.
John ". Blanchard will appear
in The Pride of the Clag-
hornes.' by George kaufman
and Howard Dietz. Sheldon r.
Noble with Mrs. James Nor
rison Taylor, is the director of
this show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
S&naaMpA of S&eoeA

MRS. THATCHER REA never misses art exhibition
Nothing can rufle MRS. WILLARD woRcEsTER's
perfect poise.
MRS CHARLES WRIGHT JR. always looks
pleasant
DAVID HAMILTON is a most genial man.
MRS FRANK II. CROUL is of Detroits real srande
Danes
SUBDEB CHRISTY NEWBERRY grows like her
charming mama Mrs. Phelps Newberry, every day.
MISS DOROTHY PUDRITH collects Dresden china.
Virginia Snow is taking photography lessons
Howard Davidson is great friend of cinema
Evelyn Reyes who played Sue Ellen in &c. w. T. w"
That Doris Eaton and Paul Travis. per-
sists.
Mrs. Zoltan Sepehy is golden blonde who dares to
good deal of bright red and does 1t with dis
tinction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

NOTICE.. :. ever, x.m.. and
miss interested in good fur coat investment
-. Hines presents sale Monday that offers
truly outstanding Fur Coat values read all
the details of this great Fur Sale at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

DETROIT YACHT CLUB will
hold its Olde Tyne Party the
evening of the thirteenth. when
guests will be dressed in clothes
of the Gay Nineties and old
time songs and dances will set
the pace.
Gen. Hugh s. Johns
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Mrs. Hefferan. Son Detroit Yacht Club
Return From Coast In Ode Tyme Party

MRS. GEORGE HEFFERAN
and her son, George Jr., came
back during the week from Pasa-
dena, Cal, where they have been
visiting Mrs. Hefferan's mother,
Mrs. William b. Hatch.
MICHIGAN LEAGUE : FOR
CRIPPLED CHILDREN will
meet Friday, at 2 p. m, in Hotel
tatler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Present Coward Play

Let Il Go at That. BY Essex
Dane. Is being directed by Mrs.
Brewster Shaw, assisted by Mrs.
John ". knecht and has d ieml-
nine cast consisting of.
NESpAMES
Charlton g. Eden Waiter T Bromley
Robert r GrindieY David X Balentlne
Car " Nonnberser
MISSES
Romayne Thompson Nellie Beveridge
The third play viii be Noel
Cowards Ways and Means.
directed by Lee Pope and her
assistant. Mrs. II. Gray Muzzy,
with the following cast:
MESsRs
Fred c Pew ElIWood " HI
OTIS Thompson r Rascman
Jack Sanders
MESpAMES
Ronald RaHanfyne Linton Hart
Zoltsn Sepeshy Hubert Davis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

Better Dress Sbob-KIise's-Seeosd Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-21

Helen Davis. Tae q m apparel
expert. teok glamour. snartness
and charm ard tied them al N
a luscious how knot 20 hang over
her doorway when she designed
her new shop which = 10 open
formally on Thursday evening.
Attractive features eespeaking
the finest in feminine wear. are
there in wide variety Not only i
the merchandise q the store in It.
self = revelation. but the decorat-
ing Of the shop Is superb. The
modern note Is present. carefully
blended with hit ~ the period
stvle Walls are light and refresh
ing in a simple modern stripe
theme. Yet through the foyer n
the main floor are Duncan-fhyfe
lounges in mauve and pale green.
and light walnut show cases on
long. slender Chippendsle legs.