Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-11
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

of-honor. Carleton Smith, at the
final luncheon of the season
Friday at the Masonic Temple.
Mr. Smith. who is music critic
of the magazines Esquire and
Coronet. will discuss Walt Dis
ney's Fantasia" the Detroit
prem ere of which is being
sponsored by the Women's AS
ISOLATION of the Symphony and
the Symphony Society,
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith. president
of the association, will give the
latest news as TO the progress
of ticket sales for the premiere,
and the woman who has sold
the greatest number of tickets
will be called upon to take a
bow.
Members of the luncheon COM
mittee have been invited to sit
at the speakers table. They in
clude, besides Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Goldie: Mrs. Ralph Aims
worth. Mrs. Benjamin Addison,
Mrs. Lee Balinger, Mrs. Ray
mond H. Berry, Mrs. Richard S.
Connell, Mrs. Robert Evans. Mrs.
John B. Farr, Mrs. f. r. Fred
erick, Mrs. Adolph +. Marsch-
ner, Mrs. Samuel McColl, Mrs.
Donald Melville and Mrs. c.
William Palmer.
Other members of the COM
mittee are Mrs. Fred T. Murphy,
Mrs. Herman d. Scarney. Mrs.
Clinton Scharff. Mrs. John w.
Scoville, Mrs. William B. Stout,
Mrs. Arthur N. Taylor, Mrs.
Arthur B. Triton, Miss Ruth
Todd, Mrs. Frank j. Weber,
Mrs. Arthur Winter, Mrs. f. A..
Wooten and Mrs. Elver l..
Wright.
THE YOUNG Forrest Berry
Lindleys appear so entranced
with life in Manhattan and their
new and extremely attractive
apartment there in East Seventy
third street. that they show no
signs of pushing off for Palm
Beach. their usual Winter head
quarters.
BACK TO their books at
Michigan State have gone the
Misses Patsy Ann Sinclair and
Christine Tucker and their re-
speetipe college roommates,- the
Misses Bernice Tenniswood of
Yale, Mich, and Ruth Semenau
of Pittsburgh, Pa. who put in
quite a weekend in town be-
tween the Sinclair and Tucker
homes.
THE DETROIT ASSOCIA-
TON OF UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN WOMEN will fling
that annual scholarship tea to-
morrow afternoon from a until
6 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Norma S. Hansen of Bishop road.
Presiding at the pekoe-pour
will be Mrs. c. f. Frazer Clark,
Miss Janet McFarlane. Miss
Meroe Currey and Miss Clarissa
Vyn.
Mrs. Joseph A. Powers Is
chairman of the affair. assisted
by Mrs. Kenneth Koppitz. Mrs.
Douglas Woughter Mrs. Edwin
S. Miller and Miss Marie Mette.
WE THOUGHT they'd prac-
tically exhausted the fanciful
names for frivolous functions =.
that is Until The Stomp of
Hearts came along.
This little affair is being
whipped up by the imaginative
young ladies of st. Gabriel
Parish and will be held the eve
ming of the fifteenth - that's
Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Zunitch seems
TO be chairman of this tuneful
event and is being assisted by
the willing Misses Alice john
son. Kathleen lyman, Dorothy
Dalton, Betty Kuhnlein and
Clara Rabbit
FEBRUARY % will find the
59crs' Supper Club in the
process of celebrating I h a
fourth anniversary with a din
ner dance at Dearborn Inn.
Favors will be in keeping with
the date and the new commit
Zee for the year will have
chance to show how it can func-
ton.
The new committee:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Doench.
chairmen; Mrs. William Lsnde-
field. secretary; Howard Price.
treasurer, the Clarence Blan-
chards. Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Walters. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
MacGeath. Mrs. Howard Price
and the Delvan c. Gardners-
all of whom constitute the COM
mlttee on arrangements.
Just in case you didn't know.
the club derives its name from
the close membership list of
SO couples.
Apparently there are vacan-
cies because along comes news
the following new members will
enter the club from the wait
ing list at this dance:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Evans
Of BOSTON hotttoyord Mr. and