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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Major Camps

ST. rNraRsnuRo IN. New
York Yankees defeated the I>eals-
viii. Colonies 81 the American
association. al. yesterday. Lefty
Gomez Rookie Al cett~i and steve
Sundrs each allowed the calansl.
three hits The Yankees collected
only sin singles. with Joe Gordon
getting I've
ORLANDO. rts.--tssl S.ha.
ms~her. nee CARPENTER and
min Iehrmss viii pitch FOR
tho New York Giant. to-day
against sld Hus.os. hes
Chase aud Ar~otd Anderson ss
the MssAlngsew s~saserS.
Paced b, B.s's yeuass Two
bomer.. The Giants ripped M
senators. liza yesterday.
SAN BERN ARrsNo. Cali. -
Tho Pittsburgh Pirates who yes
tsrday lost 10 seattle. 81. play
Hollywood to-day Russ Hsusrs
gave Seattle seven runs on els hlts
yesterday. bat Manager Frankie
Friseh said he would come around
In good shape.
ANAuEtM. Calf. sam Chap.
man. former California all. A .ri.
ca football star. hit two homs
runs and triple In three times
up 10 knock In fiv. runs yesssr-
day as m. Philadelphia Athls,ics
vnlioped Les Angeles. pa
HAVANA - Manager Les
Duroeb~r declared 81 off day
for IN. Breeti,n Dodgers ~
dAy before tb~tr esksbissem
s~rie. against the GsAas An
stars r~.umes tomorrow.
siibsris Torres. sssssv
league prspesss ~ the wash
issios Senators. kssdeusf~a
the Dodgers with five hifs N
pitch the Al starr "a . 81
d~cisios yesterday.
ST pErtHsBURG Sia. Man.
sgsr Billy Eou,hworth Of the NJ,
Louis Cardinals wili use Roasi.s
John Grodxiehi. IIer-chsl f.ysas
and Ernie White against the cin.
oinnatl Reds today. me Cards
yesterday knocked over the Bas.
ton Red sox. s,o2.
SAN ANTONIO. T-s. fnflslisr
Don Hsffnsr sili 10 ss~snt from
uhs ~, Louis browns llasup today
In thslr exhibition ssms With the
Boston Bees Hs suffered .
brohsn nos- when hit ~ q hos
Hroundsr yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

EOy Lynx and oFtlnT Cards are
competing IN the Seattle Y n G
A small schools bssksib.iI tourney
which opsns this Afternoon in Sc
attic
T1ns Lynx play hsrsdlsn 81 three
o'clock today while ortA1x asays
|osesA - 1sso n -
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ziegenfuss Not
To Make Trip

SEAT TILE E The Seattle
SaVidges basketball squad headed
ss-t today with sesnt hope a
getting any place n the national
4. A. L. tournament in Denver.
George Ziegtnfi1ss. star eusnd
and former University % Wash
InEfon athlete. - forced - -
nan behind because Re could nnt
Obtain a release from his teaching
duties a. RstnhriaTs high school.
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Ski Weather

Todsy's road and ski report.
Paradise Temperature -. no
new wow. - inches on ground.
clear. northwest wlnd.
Mt BaLer Tempe rsture 81. no
new snow. 81 inches on FroIad.
clear snd calm.
stevens Pas. TsmpsrAture 20.
no new snow. - inches on ground.
clear and calm.
Saeh~s Pass Tsmpsrstur. -.
no new Snow. ~ inches IN rrufnd.
clear light ~buihw.s, wind
sasqssisnie rsss Temperature
"a 10 No. snou. 81 inches on
ground. clear and esin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Tiny Thornhiu
Takes a Bride

RENO. seys-1sufs q Tiny
T'hornhiu. ~. sormsr Stanford
football oo.eh. sac msrrasd asrs
70 Miss lean i4saioff. a.. II I>es
Gates. Cart. . gfs1gs,s ~ ms
University II Washington. Ths
eoupls eft after ths Ceremony o.
q honeymoon TRIP 20 me ssst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Wilkie Gives
Up Four Hits

Aldon Wilkie. former Tiger and
Rainier southpsw. was nicked for
four hits and one run in two
frames in southern California yes
terday. He lRbored for the Pitts
burgh Pirates against his former
team mates. The Pirates lost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

The Health Department team
rolisd game. e SO. io2s and 80
. register 7ess for q new hskh
Team total ~ the season IN tie
CITY Employees league On ths
broadway alleys Tuesday night
Nm. Cole I'D eff with iss.
iss and fef for . Sss total
I'd Hsx~nsu rels>a ies la
ana ise. te tally sRo, crsat
Tcsman registered lss. ssa
and go for . so rssrk. Nerne
Meiiin, Tsu,>- were III. las
and fsS. and hls total sra
Art Angoxe anchored the team
with 10. 49, and las. for . 80
total Handicap Vas III pins ~
the three game. and the team
total missed 5000 BY only n pins
Jerry Reeeooni rolled Sos for the
high total Of the matches. scoring
games ~ AT. IT and 2oi. Grant
Eokmans 2so wss the high single.
Other high totals were Dave
PENIS sal. Cari.en's $40. and
Jerry kent's ssf.
Kilowatts went into first place
in the third round standings BY
taking four points from Engineers.
Health won four from Public
Works. Range sales won four from
Garbage. Power won three from
Light and polio. split even with
Belt Line.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Ernie Loflln. leedoff man for Ice
Delivery. rolled q big serie, In the
Commercial league matches on the
broadway alleys Tuesday night.
registering 2si for the high singh.
game and COS for the top total.
Reaults; Lloyd suiter 3.
Commerce Market 1. station
ere 4. Ice Delivery o; Royal
ArcAnum 3, Medel Issmtser l.
Jordsn's BreAd 3. Tacoma lee
1: Hotel Winthrop l, broad-
way Alleys 4.
o,h.r h,gh .eor.. war, Edward
-. 400 pom xo.h,., sae
o..y s.,a.lm., s7s Hal Brown
- u.s p.u. "A, Tom
,,,n.. $40 "a u.l.n Rl.,,l.r bsi
s.oprswr> rsA.uu
,,,,,a., ~, su,o,v ,ow,.,.
-, a, o., No. A. IN. pl.v
NJ sno,,.m.n nin l..,u. s.l,.
a.. IN. ION ,,ny With t. four polnt
utr ov., Highland Golf course In
i.s,ue matches Tuesday night.
The H,,,eres,~ru roIl>d sIf.
or and s,s. In lead the team
.cor,,s with . s7os total Dick
Sh,.,,. and Marry Hall were
individual star. Of the s~r,es.
shield. turned in shr~e good
.ams~ 20, /. sls scors and
Han marked I'M q nic~ sIs
s-ore a. anchor maa.
Coliseum Building corporation
won four points from Brookdale
Golf Howard Roesler. anchor man
for the winners. led the entire
league with his 2t3 single Esme
and b47 total. George Rennsrs
$50 was high for the Brookdsles
Corral Cabaret won four from
Squirt. Alfred Mineross was high
in the match with a 5is total.
Mt. TACOMA LEAGUE
Coliseum Alley.
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Allenmore's
Al Golf Play

Allenmore Mems gof club has
arranged its complete program for
the 1871 season.
There will b enough action 10
satisfy the most ardent player.
Here Is the menu from top 10
bottom:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

night shooting games % i>as 81
and 100 fer : total a SO -
team. Toll dept. teck three paints
from ths Centrsl office with =
team total q s<sS - sTas
Assignment Vith sTts pins snd
Cable Department sTs5. spit .
points paieefs had . 81 feT
high single zane - the nlEht snd
SO Tor hlsh series IN ire match.
Commercial teak all four pants
from ConstFuetlcn. sccsing sTta l.
1900 Pima Nearer had hish kams
$50 ana woiisn high series sae
COLISEUM >roRrsNr>
LEAGUE COLISEUM
Eddie colee started out with $50
then . 2oi ard finished with a al
for . grand total % eo7 is.s
nisht Coleo wss rnlling fer the
Tscoma Times q tho sportsmsns
league when Ne obtained his fra,
500 % the season.
Scott Community Taxsrn.
ohslksd up the high single ssms
las, night IN he third attempt.
which eroks 2sf and rave him =
nice total % AL.
Other zoos were rolled hv Walt
Lntsehlinger and w Johnson Of
the ssth street eluh tire first
having 2Si and johnson a ~.
walt finished with q ST. after
shooting games q i2e. asi and
All.
Rct,~rt Csnsso ruled . nest
rgs for Bucks Tavern and
finished with ssa Henry R~i-
m~r soatehed off . rot far
Tacoma Time. and finished
with . ISL.
Tacoma Times took FROM
shsub Ellison and now stanas 81
the top 81 tho list with Steven =
Motor. Both have ~ wins and IA
losses.
shsuh Ellison 7se2 tol. Tacoma
Times 27sT a.. asth street club
27ss (sl. Lincoln Public Market
26al "a Wakefield Motors 7tfa
tn. Ruehs Tavern ASA 81. Lanes
Club room 7ase t7l steven Motor
7<ss t2. Community Tavern
ASST p. fuysllup Valley Dairy
7sis (0l.
oREGoN-wAsaINaroN
PINWoOD. COLISEUM
Two new records Of league play
were %, yesterday afternoon In
the orrEon-wsshinrton Plywood
league rolling At the Coliseum
Alleys
v Nelson. captain ~ The Saws
Sf tho first record when no rolled
727 In his f1H.t game. beatlns the
previous hiEh by 10 pins Ssisan
Hnlshed with neat sp1
y. Jansen. krEeiins for the
Wsfehoussmen, topped she sesana
rrsofd nv q sum 90 IS pins. Ian
sen rolled Ia1. lsa and iss 10
~rap-up . hixh three rame series
81 sis. ms is fine keseiins fss
first year boAisrs.
G. Clayton. for the rpfsHders
turned 10 lss. ios and iei 20 total
a nifty aia,
spreadsfs 7sTT "a, Saws 7iss fnb
Warehouse 737o 90, Graders All
6O).
WAY LADIES LEAGUE
Some nice srores were rolled In
the Hi-wAy Ladies Aftsrno n
league.
Vera Nelson. lead off for Corral
Cabaret Tailed a. with games -
l5e iio and ts7. Cions behind ess
LAvsrn~ Holt who had thr~s nice
ing vas also done BY Jsn ohufth
aa9 T..a
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evsa ssa 4 ks~e go wneu
Nsasaas 80 , h~1uee - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

AIENNoRH MINIS Ctr iait
March is-Best nine.
ie-Flas stop.
a. Best nine holes
22-Pnints tournament
20 Medal nlsx fun handicap
3o--Nateh play AGAINST par.
April S-Hidden hole
e-Best ball twosoms. medal
7-Meetlns nisht. April fool
tournament
l2-Hest nine
i9-Blind hogey.
la-Points tournament.
70-T G. A sweepstAke Pr
crest. best ball tvosone
2e-Medal play fun handicap
27--Bcst bal twosome. match
PLAY against play
- through Nav rs CITY links
championships.
MAY b-Meeting night. bletherins
tournament
Hidden hole
IS Medal pisy fili handicap
24-PointS tournament
2s-Mstoh play, against par.
SO Tombstone tournament.
2i-Best nine
June -ousnfyins 81 HON. club
for city championship.
Meeting Might
Meeting night manaFfr
and president team match
Medal play fun handicap
s-Ctty championship. 80
holes Meadow Park.
it-Blind bosev
l5-City championship. final
80 holes. F1rcrett
2i-Points tournament
22-Best ball twosomt. medal
play
as-Qualifyine club champion
ship Is holes
29-District qualifying. ma
tion Public Links.
July %-Flag stop
7-Two-ball foursome. meet
ing niEhf
balance of July. club
championship
August 2-Ciub championship
3-Club championship
<-Meetins night. challenge
for dinner match.
sweep. rlsS "'''
lot. q A sweepstake
l6-Match play. against par.
l7-Points tournament.
23-Medai play. fun handicap
24-Best ball foursome.
s0-Blind DOGGY
3l--Best ball twosome
Sept. odd and even. flip coin
com bluNNl0l
6-Match play against par
Hidden hole
s-Meeting night. one club
and putter
ls-Odd hole tournament. \
handicap
1T. q. A ,veepstske. High
land
ao-Presldent's trophy. medal
play. fun handicap. 90
al-President's trophy. medal
play. full handicap. sc
holes
97-Presldent'. trophy. msdsi
play FUN handicap. 10
2s-President's trophy. medal
play FUN handicap, 3e
holes
Oct. Even hole tournament. y
handicap
Medal play. fun handicap.
s-Relsy tournament
lit @ A speepstake. Allen
more. best ball tvosome.
i2-T @ A sweepstaks. Allen
more. best ball two4ome.
is-Match play. against par.
ie-SquAwkrrs tournament
25-Medai play. full handicap.
turkey.
2e-Medsl play. full handicap.
turkey.
Nov. MEDAL play. full handicap.
turkey
2-Meeai play. fun handicap.
turkey.
s-Mectinz night: putting
contest.
ct O. A sweepstsks. LIN
den. individual m ed a
play. full handicap
Ut q. A sweepstske In
den. individual me ia !
play full handicap.
l5-Mstch play against par
turkey.
is-Mstch play. against par
turkey
22-Point tournament. turkey
23-Point tournament. turkey
Dse. Meeting night. election Of
Officers.
1T. O. A sxeepststs st
oourss having most entries
At previous sveepstske
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HI-WAY LADIES LEAGuE

Some nice srores were rolled In
the Hi-way Ladies Aftsrnoo n
league.
Vera Nelson. l.sd-o for Corral
Cabaret. Tailed a. with san-s -
1879, iio and 1877. Cions behind uss
iavsrn~ Holt Who had tnr~s nice
games for a 40 series Good ssssiz
ins ~ss aiso done by Jsn churrh
3s7. Monica Topping sbi and n-ps
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summary
Innings pitched: Cole 3, Budnick
2 Tate 3, Windsor /. Bauers 2.
Clemenson 2. Wilkie 2. Brown 8 At
bat-of Cole Il. Budnick y. Tate 10,
Windsor 8 Bauers Is. Clemenson 9.
Wilkie 9, Bro~n g. Runs scored: off
Cole 2 Tate ], Bauers T. Wilkie !
Hits: of Cole 8. Budnick a Tate 8
Bauers T. Wilkie 4. Bases on balls :.
of Cole q Budnick !. Tate = BsueTs
2 Wilkie !. Brown. struck out:
Clemenson 2. Wild pitch. Budnick
! Tate !. Bsuers ! Left on bases .
Seattle S Pittsburgh Is ToEo-bsse
hits. Lawrence. Gyselman Three
bsse hit Fletcher Home run kalin
Stolen bases: Vanni. Scarsells Runs
bstted In: Gyseiman. EiemieC
Schuster. Vanni. Scarsella 2, KAHN q,
Fletcher Double plays. Fletcher
unasslstsd. Anderson to Cuisine TO
Fletcher. Cuisine 20 Anderson 70
fletcher Umpires. Bsllsnfsnt. Sny-
Ger and Jacobs. Time: 2 40.
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- Batted for Bauers IN and inning
Batted for Ciemenson in fourth
inning
Bstted for Wilkie in sixth inning
Batted for Brown IN ninth inning
Score by Innings
Seattle &C.. $3.50. .070 ol0 600 q
Hits 900. ......l6o o22 0O0-ll
Pittsburgh go. .o2o ooi 90 8
Hits $50. ........ lao ITO 1910
Winning pitcher: Cole. Losing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
SIXTH AVENUE CENTER,
TELEPHONE COMPANY

Bill street.r was high man in
the Telephone league Tuesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Far Above Cayuga's Waters
De+roi+ers Join the Thronq
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

THINGS ARE humming at
Cornell today and will continue
at concert pitch tomorrow and
Saturday-with doubtless, rever-
berations far into Sunday.
Among the hundreds of fas-
cinating young women who've
been preening themselves against
this three-day extravaganza is
Miss Gail Hitchcock of Boston
boulevard, who's down in Ithaca
as the guest of Al Grinnell and
al the Alpha Sigma Phi house.
Miss Marian Metcalf Edgar.
who usually is TO be found en-
crossed in her studies at the
University of Michigan, is put
up at the Alpha Tau Omega
house as the guest of Colin {.
Eldridge
It's little handler for Miss
Patricia Roberts as she attends
Cornell. This belle will be seen
in the company of Bill Kirk of
Cleveland who'll be picking her
up at the Sigma M house.
Miss Betty Hammond is there,
too. She's been asked by John
c. Palms TO chuck her books at
Manhattanville for the next
three days and get in on the
general carnival - with Benny
Goodman and Bob Chester sup
plying the musical background.
Miss Margery Holley will be
seeing her brother Jack; she's
the special guest of Philip Kuehn.
Mr. II. on the other hand. will
be beauing Miss Jean Hustled
about 49, she's a beauty from
Evanston, Ill, we recall.
Miss Betty Stapleton has ar
rived by now via plane to be
Jack Hooper's lady, and count
ing the formal parties at 45 fra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

wedding. :. which is to take
place at s o'clock in the
evening -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Brisk Stopper

SAW HARVE LAMONT
SMITH stepping briskly along
the avenue yesterday morning.
And was sorry to hear that
the Lady Beth. has been
laid low by the flu practically
since the day they arrived in
town for their several weeks
visit. -.
Harve and Beth always con-
slider Detroit III m e.. =.
though his business has car
ried them all over the United
States at pretty steady pace
during the past few years -.
When they arrive in Detroit
they Immediately take an
apartment at Alden Park
Manor. -.
And resume their life among
their many friends hsre. =. as
if they had never been away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
They're Off
For a Month
To Mexico

MR.. AND MRS. FRANK s.
TOBIAS of Oakland ManorS
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter b.
Stewart of Muirland avenue
left last night by train for Dali
las, Tex From there they will
motor to Mexico City They eX-
pect to be away a month.
MRS. A. J. BOPP and daugh-
ter Jane returned Tuesday night
from a stay in New York with
the Misses Betty and Mary Lou
Bopp, who are having a few
days vacation from Manhattan
vile College.
Mr. and Mrs. Bopp. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
O'Hara; will leave Valentine
Day on trip to Hot Springs,
Biloxi. New Orleans. Miami
Beach. Fort Lauderdale and up
to Atlantic City.
MISS OLIVIA VAN AIRS
DALE. we understand, is on the
verge Saturday. to be eXacU
of giving a supper-dance at Ro-
tunda Inn.
Most of her guests will be
fellow members of Kai Lei; how
ever. the entire lsit is yours to
peruSe
Mr.. and Mrs. Covert Jackson
of Royal Oak, Miss Beth Jepson
and George Castle. Miss Mary
Pliska and Earl Shipley. Miss
Betty Mlnfe and Robert Nun
son. Miss Leonna Mackenzie
and Jack Clark.
Jordan Mcqueen. you'll find,
will be the hostess escort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
The General
His
Sisters
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Those
Vanderbiltian sisters. the Count
ess Szechenyi (Gladys-and De
sure you pronounce it CLAY
dir" - Vanderbilt and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney Ger
trude Vanderbil) are watching
over their brother, Brig. Gen
Cornelius Vanderbilt, at Miami
Beach.
"Glay-diz" and Gertrude take
turns being with the i'll head
of their branch of the Wander
bits. Some are inclined to think
it's a "freeze-out" move on the
part of the two sisters against
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
But the fact remains that
Florida's climate doesn't agree
with her grace" and that may
be one reason why she permits
the generals two sisters to keep
him company during the weeks
when he lives on board the
house boat. IS alb / h a III,
anchored in Biscayne Bay.
At the moment Countess
Szechenyi is in Miami Beach
with General Vanderbilt And
rarely leaves his side except to
return to her suite at the Pan-
coast Hotel, the boat being too
small TO house guests.
In the southland, "Glay-diz,
to lapse into the parlance.
doesn't give a tumble TO the
more publicized socialites on the
Gold Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

ternities, the dances. the sports
events and the presentations of
the Cornell Musical and Glee
Clubs, every one ought to have
a whale of a time-say we from
our rocking chair.
SEEMS MISS NAN CY
STUART MURRAY, daughter
of the David Golden Murrays.
has chosen April 26 as the date
of her marriage to Scott Harri-
son NJ. Walker of Dexter, Mich.
The bridegroom-elect is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus NJ.
Walker of Grand Rapids.
CROSSE POINTE YACHT
CLUB will stage quite a hoe
down Saturday night when the
bowlers throw that second Open
House.
AS a matter OF TACT, Things
will begin pretty early in the
day with a buffet luncheon in
the fo'castle, progressing through
several merry games and wind
ing up with an informal dinner
dance.
Great stress is put on the fact
that it's a MIXED Open House,
lest you forget.
MISS LYNDA GORDON ar
rived February 3 to brighten the
lives of her delighted mamma
and papa, Mr. and Mrs. Chand-
Ter Gordon of East Lansing.
Mrs. Gordon is the former
Dorothy Thomas of Detroit, you
remember.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Grounded Bird

WE MET a grounded air
bird yesterday. =.
His name is Edward ]. Far
rell and he's from San An
tonic, Tex. he's on a
months furlough from his
studies at Randolph Field. -.
The young man from the
meteorology department of
the army. 6. started telling
us about a game his best
friend has invented. -.
The game is called "Inva-
sion in keeping with the
times :. and its creator is
Ralph Jesse, a flying cadet
and first lieutenant at Ran
dolph Field. -.
The object of the game is to
capture the enemy dictator by
military strategy.
The game is played on a
red, white and blue checker
board affair. :. and to defeat
the dictator, players are given
six tokens:
A bomber. aircraft gun
pursuit plane. soldier
IA dictator in car. -. and
a modern tank. -.
Sounded like fun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
White Flowers on the Table

WHITE FLOWERS used to the luncheon table
at the club Hamilton drive
And favors for the guests in white and silver were
at each place.
Those present included;
Mrs Stark. Mrs. Nina Campbell Mrs. Frank Gmener
Mrs John A. Brooks Jr.. Mrs. Arthur H. Wilson
Mrs. George W. Stark Jr. Mrs. Milton Eson. Mrs
Harry Berger. Mrs. George Bamle Mrs Harry Brett
meyer.
Mrs. Lowell Smell. Mrs. R. A. Buchoz Mrs Clement
Condit Mrs John A. Fry. Mrs G. A. Gorham.
Mrs. Henry Stark. Mrs. Oswald Robbins Mrs. W. d.
Gmeiner. and Mrs. L. F. Nichols.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
n N ayf f: ,.~
~
IT'S NEXT Wednesday.

IT'S NEXT Wednesday,.
That popular Alison Stark. will become the bride OF
Allen F. Wilson in 81. Pauls Cathedral. =.
with all the prenupa festivities and the whr OF
trousseau shopping the brdeeects mother
Campbell. find time write her daily poem
how the brdeeect papa George W. Stark find time TO
think of old times.
There a wonderful luncheon yesterday at the Detroit
Golf Club Alison.
was given by her aunt. Mrs. Harvey Campbell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
On to Chicago

WITHIN THE next few
weeks. 81.
They'll be moving on TO
Chicago.
Where Harve Is interested
in some civic work for the
firm of which he's vice presi-
dent. 49,.
And they'll be local to the
Windy City for some 10
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Feb. 6. 1870

Tension between Britain and
Japan was partly relieved when
the Japanese agreed to keep
Nazi service men off Japanese
vessels and the British agreed
TO turn over nine of I'll Nazi
sesmen seized off a Japanese
liner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Mrs. Elson Giving Dinner

THIS FRIDAY.
Mrs Milton Elson will give the spinster dinner for Alison
at Huyer's....
And Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs Stark will be
hosts the rehearsal dinner for Alison and Allen.
At the Detroit Athletic Club. =.
The Very Rev. Kirk B. OFerrall will ofcate at their
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Information Please
Program Is Given By
Desert Woman's Club

An Information Please" pro-
gram on early American history
was presented by Mrs. Warren
Steele at a meeting of the Des-
ert Woman's Club In the home of
Mrs. f. ID. Chandler Friday after
noon. Mrs. Albert Hardaway was
co-hostess.
Mrs. Herbert Hanna. president.
appointed Mrs. V. w. Havins.
Mrs. c. l.. Skousen and Mrs. A. w.
Spangehl as the committee In
charge of landscaping club
grounds. Redecorating OF the club
house has been completed, with
ceiling. walls. baseboards. and
window frames done In uniform
ivory tone. The kitchen has also
been completely re-done In ivory.
Club members will meet at the
home of Mrs. Hanna. today where
they will spend the time sewing
for the Red Cross. A covered dish
luncheon will be served at noon.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Couple Married In
California Will
Live In Coolidge

Miss Beverly Jean Stewart,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Orrin Stewart OF Beverly Hills,
California. exchanged vows with
Forrest Eyre Sutterle OF Califor-
MIA, on September gath at All
Saints Episcopal church in Bever-
ly Hills.
Mr.. Sutterle Is one OF the own
ers of Arizona Ranches. Inc. an
extensive development north
OF Coolidge He was born and
raised in Shanghai. China. and is
considered one OF the best polo
players ever in the Orient.
The former Miss Stewart is a
graduate OF Mills College. Oak
land. daughter of a prominent
family OF cattle owners in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutterle. Jr.. will
be at home to their friends after
October lst al VahKi Inn.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-03
Bicknells Return

A. T. Bicknell. custodian OF
Casa Grande National Monument,
and Mrs Bicknell returned from a
months vacation in California
Monday afternoon. They spent
most OF their time at their home
in Long Beach where they visited
with their many friends.
The Bicknells also visited
Kings Canyon. Sequoia and Gen.
eral Grant National Parks while
they were I'm California Mrs.
Bicknell reports that she particu-
larly enjoyed the State Fair at
Pomona and a dinner at Knox
Berry Farm.