davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

Robins Drug Store. l6703 Warren p
Robinson Pharmacy, 1s4t Dawson r.
sans Pharmacy, 1881 Gratiot
Scheib's Market. 1916 Chalmers
r A. schwartzs. 1900 Kerchevsl
Seven Mile Quality Market,
1905 Seven Mile r
square Deal Food store. 1921 Seven
stanley Pharmacy. ssf3 Mt Elliott
stones Drug store. 1925 Mack
jay G. strausbough 6401 Jenerson r.
supreme Drug Co. 1892 Hayes
Sutton's Drugs. 1470O Jefferson f.
Tayior's Hy-Pure Drug store,
s2l1 CharlevoiN
Tomoffs Market. 727 Conner
Toeeo.s Supreme Quality Mkt, 1885,
Townsend Pharmacy, 1888 Gratiot
VIM. Trunks Grocery, 105is Charlevoix
w. y, s. ud Drug CO; s72i I Van PIKE I2ss
Venice Pharmacy, i00el Gratot
Sam Viola Grocery. 1892 Mack
Warren-HurIbut store, 102O6 Warren 4.
Wayland Drug, 9efs Whittier
Webb Drug Co, 1884 McNlchols r.
zielinski Grocery, 1921 McNichois z.
NORTH
Betty's stockade. 1873 Woodward
Goss Drug store, 5000 John y
Howard's John r. Mkt. 1921 John r.
Handy's Market, 1913 Woodward
Himmels Mkt. 79i Lantz W
Noss Drug store. 1881 Hamilton
Palmer Lane Mkt, seS Seven Mile W.
Reckoning Station. 47l3 Woodward
Restum super Market. HIS Hamilton
stewart Robertson Groc.. SZ2S Woodward
WEST
a NJ Confectionery, 1912 Wyoming
a. a s. Mkt, 1885 Linwood
Adams Confectionery. 1890 Joy Road
AIS Market. 1929 Grand River
Angeles Market 4Sqs Cooper
AIMS Groc. 4 Meat Mk.
20Ot6 Warren "
Arndts Market 1885 Puritan
Asher's Complete Mkt, $500 Grand River
Barney's Mkt, 1912 SpringweIis
Bartnick's Grocery. 1887 Warren W.
Bensman's Mkt. 1907 Puritan
Berman's Quality Groc., 1924 Linwrod
BIltmorr Pharmacy, 1920 Six Mile Ri. ".
e. r. Bisuman. sos Grand River
Bolton DRUG Co., liO1 Warren w,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

SCOTS Market. s532 Fenken
Scotch Confectionery, 40s5 fireman
sid's Cut Rate. 1929 LivernoB
Silver's Grocery, 1854 Lincoln
Albert skalba Grocery, 20127 Joy-Ra
Smarts Food shop. 1908 Clifton
Smith Bros. Pharmacy. 9ioi Etuwood
southheld Drug store. 1851 McNichois W,
Spencer Pharmacy. 1902 Twelfth
spell Drug Co. 1900 Wyoming
q + steele. $500 Fenken
>timson Cut Rate Drug. 1854 Third
stocks Pharmacy 10000 Livernois
stOormans Grocery. 20j5 Clements
summit Market. i5sl9 Plymouth Rd.
Wilber Sylvester's, 5000 Trumbuh
Tata's Market, 1915 Schaefer
Tencza Drug Co. 1900 Michigan
Toledo Cash Market, 1902 Clark
s. w. Toodle Drugs, 1901 Warren w.
Trumbun Pharmacy, slO1 Trumbun
l.. A. Wesley. li01 Green
Walton Grocery, $685. walton
Watts Bros, 10000 Schoolcraft
Webster Drug. 16046 Puritan
W. Chicago Grocery. 9l01 Broadstreet
Nhlte-Hlli Mkt, $40 Vernon w.
winthrop Drug, 1914 Fenkell
Woodlin Mkt. 6O65 LinwoOd
Woodmere Drugs, ~93iS Fort w.
OUT OF TOWN
ANN ARBoR-D. C. Prochnow 2Os S
Ashley
AUBURN HEIGHTS--New Deal Food Mkt.
$3.50 Auburn Ri.
BIRAi1NGHAM-Van's Pharmacy. i1 =
Maple
ANSON-Hunter's Drug store, , 8 Main
DEARBORN-Br Browns Pharmacy,
10000 w Warren
e. W. Brown. iiT0i fireman
Harry =. Bushway Grocery,
$500 Greenfield
Catallo's Mkt, 1880 w. Warren
a. =. Chmara, i5i35 W. Warren
q. d Locklin Grceery 1929 Michigan
Mason DRUG Store. 1901 s. Telegraph
J. sullivan Drugs, 1900 Ford Ri.
Hugo D. Nohg. 1900 W warren
Ringers Drug store. 103ft Warren "
Wvamiag Grocer a Meats $40 Wyoming
prIRAY- Italian Cooperative Grocery.
si52 " jefferson
pRAYTON PLAIN" dayton Soda grul
ffqs Dixie Hwy
EAST DETROIT-Neister Market
22OOl Gratiot
ECORsE Eddie's. 1885, JEFFERSON W
Rayuoad's Drug store, AVA J. Jsherson
FARMISGTON smith Bradley Drug Co.
1929 Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

Jules Pharmacy, 10000 Seven Mile Rd. W.
Mary Karr,0vvtr-- =, -r,~r----t-r7l u-arren ".
L. r. KeillOr Drugs, 1910 Fenken
kings CIT Rate, vIll l,......
kIeEOn Pharmacy, 10000 Chicago ".
Kramer Mkt. S10l Michigan
krOuk's Cut Rate. 3lOl Livernois
Lafayette Cash Mkt. 1920 Lafayette Blvd.
Lawndale Pharmacy, 1872 Lawndaie
Ledgerwood Mkt, 1920 Grand River
Lewis Food Market. S545 Fourteenth ST.
Linde's Sweet Shoppe 3540 Trumbull
Lincoln Mkt. 430l Lincoln
Al Livingston, 2ieO1 Fenkeil
Lorenz's Food Market. 1880 Puritan
I.ustig Pharmacy, 64Os Fort W
Linwood- Elmhurst 1880 Linwood
Main Market, 434e Grand River
A. Mansour S7e7 Linwood
Maynard's Drug store,
2S9 lakewood Blvd. 3.
r. MaIuchovskL 3501 Williams
Megeis Quality Mkt, s742 fireman
Meyer Drug Co., 2i770 Seven Nile w.
Meyer Drug Co., 21756 Grand River
McCauley Grocery, 2040a Wyoming
Mikes Market, 62i7 Linwood
c. Miller Grocery, 2i306 Schoolcrat
n. y. Mitter Drugs. ss4p Grand River
MittIeman's Mkt, 5649 Grand River
Montsomery Pnsrmscy' sioi Linwood
Morry Drug Co, 1901 Bagley
Myrtle's Grocery, l1tl Ferry PARK
NagePs Food Mkt. 1859 springwells
Neff Super Mkt, s49s Twelfth
New Haven Candy Shop, 1892 Fenken
Nowakowski Grocery, 1880 Warren W.
sam ~. Ourilan Grocery, zoos Morreu
owl Drug store, s5fI Hamilton
Pascoff Grocery. 63fi Vernon w.
j. Peterson Grocery, 1875 Forest w.
Pete's Grocery A Conf, 46t4 Livernois
Pierce Thomas Drugs, aO5O Hamilton
POdsadIo's Pharmacy, 1O45O Chicago w
Poe Cut Rate. 1900 Pallister
POhlonsh Pharmacy. 1900 McGraw
Prag's Market. 1920 Livernois
Reeves Drug Store, 12s46 SchOolcraft
Republic DRUG Co. S70i Lawton Ave
Reynolds Pharmacy. i6600 Plymouth
Richeys Mkt i023O Grand River
Riyiera Drugs a30f Grnni Eivrr
Robinhood Drug 100 Seven Mile "
Rosedale Quality Mkt, 1886 Grand Givel
sawaya Mkt, 1920 Seven Mile W.
savers Mkt. 2f1s Fenkeli
Serifn Drugs 1888 Dexter
Schlichter's Mkt, 1880 Grand River
Schultz Pharmacy, 1O650 Plymouth Rd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
HERES NOW YOU OBTAIN YOUR SET

Go TODAY . . right NOW TOMORROW the
day after any day up and including Thursday,
September 18th, to the Authorized Station nearest
your home present the Blank properly filled out together
with SAC plus and get the first UNIT of this dinner
ware, consisting of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12

Bisize Pharmacy s2i6 Forest 2.
Rue Bird Market.i i2oii faa
Br.ggs Pharmacy, 1857 Warren r.
BrDuke's Market i360Q Gratiot
Vern RroVn Drugs 7i0i Harper
Burg Drug Store. 1888 Dequindre
Csnheld Cut Rate Drugs. t2t7 Hastings
Canneld a Leno0 Mkt, 1908 Garfield f.
Cars Market, ii304 Warren r. ~
Chene Clinton Mkt, 1915 Chens
Crane-Warren Mkt, $3.50 Crane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
EAST

ARC. Quality MT. I5l9 r. Nevsda
Alexis Market. 1876 Kercheval
Andy's Grocery. ei0O MAY
Arteii's Market. 1855 Chalmers
Barnes Grocery, lOOt7 Chalmers
y. Il. Food Market, 1243 Russell
Beilcmore Drugs, 5s2J Mt. Elliott
". G. Beilemorr, e201 Mt. Elliott
Hirney's Pharmacy, T722 Oakland
0apyrightsd 1871 By Unit-A-week Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-12
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1 Cream Pitcher
I Salt Shaker
| Pepper Shaker
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ofto~ readers within 3oon UNITAWEEK CT
Authorized
Stores Who Are Members Of Comparative
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Worlds 7. w. G.. A.
Receives Report
From Secretary

Behind closed doors, the Executive
Committee of the Worlds Y. w.
c. A. met this morning at the
N. E. A. Building for a report on
the years work from its general
secretary, Miss Ruth F. Woodsmall.
Miss Woodsmall, who recently re-
turned from a trip circling the GLOBE,
gave high lights of her travels at the
opening session last night.
Approximately so women. repre-
senting as far as possible the work
of the Y. w. c. A. in So countries,
are attending the Executive CCm-
mittee meeting, which will be fol-
lowed on Tuesday by the opening
of council meeting.
A review of the activities Of
Y. w. c. A. workers in war
stricken areas will be made at the
sessions and progress will be re-
ported on the third appeal for the
Worlds Y. w. C. A. emergency fund.
The committee also will discuss rs
regular work and plans for eXDan-
sion into new fields.
Miss Ruth Rouse, president of the
world organization, who arrived here
last week from Canada. is presiding.
Miss Rouse came to this country
late in 1899 when it became neces-
sary to remove the organizations
headquarters from London She
has spent considerable time in
Canada during the past year.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Boys Club Auxiliary
To Meet Monday

The final business meeting this
season of the Women's Auxiliary
of the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club and the Camp Committee will
be held Monday at 2 pm. at the
home of Mrs. James Allan Coun-
cilor. 1701 Kalmia road NV.
A garden party will be given by
the Women's auxiliary June Is at
the home of Mrs. Councillor, 10
which the public is invited.
Officers of the Womens AuXili-
ary for the coming year are: Hon.
orary president, Mrs. Franklin
Delano Roosevelt; honorary vice
president, Mrs. John Alan Dough-
erty; president. Mrs. Councillor
vice president, Mrs. D. L. Maxwell t;
recording secretary, Mrs. E. A.
Sholl; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
H. B. Campbell; treasurer, Mrs
Harvey Miller.
Committee chairmeen include
House and camp, Mrs. Ernest w
Brown: literature and games, Mrs
Leon Gordon memberships, Mrs
James Collifower: motor corps,
Mrs. George Wenzel, and publicity
Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Bv Barbara Bell

Your little daughter can have
plenty of cute outfits If you will
send for this pattern. Our pinafore
buttons on the shoulder-and she
can learn to dress herself in it.
And with the little puffed sleeve
bolero she's all dressed up when
company arrives or you want to
walk into town with her. Notice
that all of three pieces, the ador-
able old-fashioned bonnet (Which
is a wonderful protection for her
hair and skin when the sun is
blazing hot, the pinafore frock
and the jacket are made so they
can be ironed in jiffy. Pattern
No. 1888 is planned for helpful
ness-in sewing and laundry-and
at the same time is perfectly en-
chanting style which brings out
the cuteSt charms of your little girl.
This is pattern for simple cot
ton fabrics. gingham, percale, cal
leo, chambray, seersucker or mus
lin. Make 1t in linen or shantung
for special occasions. You can
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Press Women
To Conduct
Quiz Contest
Will Be a Feature
Of Inaugural
Dinner Monday

An Information Please contest
between teams of man and woman
writer's is one of several features
planned for the inaugural dinner of
the Women's National Press Club,
to be held at pm. Monday in the
Press Club auditorium.
The quiz contest, which will be
broadcast at 9 pm. over N. B. c.. is
in the nature OF return engage
ment between representatives of the
women's club and the National Press
Club. which met last winter under
auspices of the latter group.
Some OF the sharpest wits in both
clubs have been chosen for the en-
counter, and Sigrid Arne. Associated
Press feature writer, will act as mas
ter of ceremonies.
On the women's team will be Doris
Fleeson, New York Daily News;
Maxine Davis. magazine writer;
Alice Hughes. columnist Elizabeth
Ford, Washington Times Herald
and Katherine Meyer Graham,
Washington Post.
On the mems team are Turner
Catledge, New York Times; Lyle
Wilson. chief of United Press Bu-
reau: Paul Ward. Baltimore Sun:
Walter Karig, Newark News, and
Kenneth Crawford. PM.
Judging the contest will be Lowell
Mellett, H. M. Elliston and Brian
Bell.
Active members of the press in
the National Press Club and of the
Newspaper Women's Club are being
invited to come in after the dinner
for the broadcast and for other
features, including talk by Eleanor
Roosevelt, an active member of the
club, and two surprise" features
During the evening Helen Essary.
the clubs retiring president, will
present the Cora Rigby Founders
Cup to Esther van Wagner Tufty.
the incoming president. Mrs Tufty
will then present Mrs. Essary the
presidents silver bowl as gift
from the club.
Honor guests at the dinner will
include Harold Brayman. president
of the Gridiron Club; Melbourne
Christerson, president of the Ma
tional Press Club; Clifford Provost,
vice president of the National Press
Club; Barnet Mover. president of
Overseas Writers League: John
O'Brien, president of White House
Correspondents Associati ton; Will
liam Neal. chairman of Standing
Committee of Senate and House
Galleries; Harold Beckley, super
intendent, Senate press gallery;
William Donaldson. superintendent.
House press gallery; Stephen Early,
White House press secretary; Miss
Malvina Thompson, secretary to
Mrs. Roosevelt. and Marie McNair
president, Newspaper Women's Club.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Diplomatic
Social Circles
Are Active
Wellses Dine
New Minister
To Australia

Diplomats, both in the service of
this country and of other govern
ments, were prominent in the So
cial news of yesterday and numer-
GUS other fetes were arranged by
those In resident circles.
The newly appointed United
States Minister to Australia and
Mrs. Nelson T. johnson were the
guests in whose honor Capt. Chester
Wells, U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Wells
entertained at dinner last evening.
The party was given at the Chevy
Chase Club. Others in the COM
pany included the Commercial
Counselor of the British Embassy
and Lady Chalkley, Sir Brookes and
Lady Francis. Rear Admiral Homer
Stanford, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Evans, Miss Eloise Sargent and
Capt. Theodore Chandler, U. S. N.
Sonora de Echegaray
Is Hostess at Tea.
Sonora de Echegaray, wife Of the
Agricultural Attache of the Spanish
Embassy, was hostess at tea yester-
day in her Macomb street home.
Her assistants included Sonora de
ESpil, Nine. Ertegun, Sonora de
Recinos. Sonora de Pastoriza, Sonora
de Pardo, Senhora de Gouthier,
Senhora de Fragoso and Sonora de
Bianchi. Also Sonora de Guach-
ALA Poropocc poouane AHr,o -.
Calais, Mrs. Warren Lee Pierson,
Mrs. Herbert Feis, Mrs. Robert
Gugeenheim, Baroness Stackleberg
and Nine. Lombard.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sard enter
tanned about 300 guests at a mint
Julep party yesterday afternoon in
their home on Thirty-f first street.
The party was held in the garden of
the lovely home, where Mrs. Sard
received in simple tea gown of
gray
Members of the service contingent
mad gay time yesterday, for many
OF them mingled with the diplomats
and members of residential society
at MI. and Mrs. Sard's party. and
continued the evening at the party
given by the Naval Attache of Great
Britain and Mrs. H. o. Pott in their
home on Fulton street.
The former Premier of France. NJ.
Camille Chautemps, whose mission
in this country is still a mystery to
the average citizen. and Nine. Chau-
temps were hosts at cocktails yester-
day in their luxurious apartment at
2l0l Connecticut avenue. This was
one Of series OF such parties given
by the Chautemps recently.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Miss Roberta Collins
Bride of Lee S. Crist

Mrs. Francis T. Latimer of River
dale. Md, announces the marriage
OF her daughter, Miss Roberta Eliza =
beth Collins, to Mr.. Lee Sharp Crist,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G.
Crist. ST., Of Glenelg. Md. The we'd
ding took place Tuesday, May l3. at
st. Anne's Episcopal Church, An
napolis, Md, with the Rev. Ed
ward T. johnson officiating. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a dinner was
held at Carvel Hall for the we'd
ding party.
Mrs. Crist is a graduate of the
University of Maryland, where she
was a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority.
Mr.. Crist is also a graduate of
the university. where he was a
member of Alpha Gamma Rho
Alpha Zeta and Phi Kappa Phi
Fraternities.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Republican League
Gives Card Party

approximately $50 members ard
guests attended the card party given
at the home of Mrs. William S. CoIbv
by the League of Republican Women
yesterday.
The hostess received with the
league president, Mrs. Edward -.
Gam.
Some of the tables were placed cn
the terrace commanding view Of
the attractive grounds.
Mrs. G. Louis Weller was chair
man of the Committee on Arrange
ments. assisted by Mrs. Edward l..
Springer.
Others assisting included Miss
Pauline Block, Mrs William The
ophilus, Miss Anna S. Hughes and
Mrs. B. Frank Murphy. who were in
charge Of the candy sale.
Mrs Frisby G. Elker and Miss
Daisy Prentice were in charge of
prizes; Mrs. F. W Loetsch, Mrs. @.
L. Tarbell, Mrs. Eleanor A. White
heard and Mrs. Edward S Carmack,
cake; Mrs. w. F. Mutchler. tallies:
Mrs. Edgar E. Quayle, publicity, arI
Mrs. William H Scott, tickets.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Procession of Brides
To Altar a High Light
Of Social Activities
Miss Edith Sappenfeld Wed
To Mr.. Edward Hickey, Jr.,
In Church Ceremony

white gladoluses background of ferns palms
Church ST. Thomas the Apostle for
Edith Lenoa Sappenfeld, daughter
L. Sappenfeld N. C, and Mr. Edward
Joseph Edward Joseph Hickey of this
ofaed the which took
II O'Clock.
by father
lmy DucheSSe an the tightly fitted bodice
boWng skirt sweetheart neckne
with ruchng and mitts with
clusters blossoms carried shower
bouquet white orchids, eadiouses and stephanois.
Macarthur of Charlotte, N c., of honor for
plantation marque with
and applqued and grde.
headdress the material completed by half circle
gadoes the the She carried
q bouquet peach
Marquisette
Haley Keans Miss Dorothy Herchen-
marquisett the style
the They headdresses
quise peach gadoues back carried
o n
bridegroom brother William
Harper l.. L. Sap
following held Columbia
Club.
Salem College C., the
travelling
loosely jacket
whit OrId dp
Evening star., 1941-06-07

bind it with ric-rac braid or mar
row hand crocheted lace edging.
Pattern No. 1873 is designed
for sizes 2. 3. 4. and years.
Size 3 requires 21a yards 35-inch
material for dress and bolero, u
yard for bonnet: 8 yards of ric-rac
for trimming entire ensemble.
For other youthful junior styles,
children's dresses, matrons, mother
and daughter sets, brother and sis
ter sets, send IS cents for our Sum-
mer Fashion Book Over 100 styles
in it. All for practical home dress
making.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Miss Anne NJ. Fried
To Wed Louis Cohen

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fried of
Strafford. Pa. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Anne M. Fried, to Mr.. Louis Frank
lin Cohen of Washington. Miss
Fried is a graduate of Cornell Uni
versity. Mr.. Cohen attended
Georgetown University and received
the degree of LII. B. from National
University. He is member, of
Alpha Kappa Sigma. legal fraterni-
ty. The marriage will take place
in the fall.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Miss Jane Robinson
Weds F. H. Hartee

Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Robinson of
Rosecroft. st. Marys City, Md, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Jane Robinson, to
Mr.. Ernest H. Hartee Wednesday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the
Trinity Episcopal Church in st.
Marys City.
Only the parents of the bride and
Mr.. Forbes Colhoun of Cumber-
stone, Anne Arundel County, wit
messed the ceremony.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Miss Elizabeth Barnard
Bride of Mr., w, G. BOeSe.

Bride OF MIR. w. {. boeSe.
Covenant First Presbyterian
Church was the scene of lovely
Wedding last evening when Miss
Elizabeth Cassel Barnard, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arthur
Barnard, became the bride Of Mr.
William Carl Boese of this city.
son of Mrs. William F. Boese of
St. Paul, Mimi, and the late Mr.
Boese
Palms. ferns and white flowers
decorated the church for the Cere-
mony. which took place at o'clock
with the Rev. Albert J. Mccartney
officiating.
Miss Barnard was escorted by
her father, who gave her in mar
rage. She wore a gown with a rose
pattern lace bodice made with
sweetheart neckline, long sleeves
and tiny peplum scalloped and
appliqued to a billoWing skirt and
train of double net. Her halo veil
was made of illusion and held by
pearls and clusters of orange bios
SONS, and she carried bouquet of
white orchids, roses and lilies of
the valley.
Miss Dorothy Dyar was maid of
honor and wore a net dress in aqua
shade with tucked bodice and
sleeves and bouffant skirt. Yellow
iris held her head veil and she
carried yellow iris, marguerites,
larkspur and babys breath.
Miss Mary Maxon. Miss Virginia
Pfeil, Miss Lillian Willett and Mrs.
Robert M. Silliman were the other
attendants. They were dressed in
butterfly yellow net fashioned like
the dress of the maid of honor.
Mr.. Hubert Echols of Glasgow,
Va, was best man for the bride
groom and the ushers were Mr.. Don
Kanode. 1t. John N Lyle, Mr. James
G. Mccain, Mr.. Robert Olson, It.
John G. Preston and Mr.. Robert
M Silliman.
A small reception was held at
the home of the brides parents, 1886
Twentieth street, after the cere-
mony.
The bride attended Holton Arms
School and George Washington
University and the bridegroom at
tended the University of Minnesota.
He is now senior radio engineer
with the Federal Communications
Commission.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Boese left
for wedding trip the latter was
wearing brown polka dot dress
with beige linen redingote and a
brown trimmed white straw hat On
their return they will make their
home at 1880 Sixteenth street.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Pre-Nuptial Party
For Miss Coleman

Miss Mary Eugenia Coleman
and Ensign Louis Roddis, jr.,
U. S. N, who will be married this
afternoon. were entertained at
dinner last night at the Shore
ham by Miss Ann Brooke Peter
son, who will be maid of honor at
the wedding. The entire bridal
party was present and later the
rehearsal for the wedding was
held.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Miss Hayden to Wed
Mr.. J. |. McOuillan

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hayden of
Bel Alton, Nd, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Dena Marie Hayden. to Mr.. Joseph
Ignatius McQuillan of Washington.
son of Mrs. Francis McQuillan and
the late DR.. McQuillan. The we'd
ding will take place at 10 o'clock,
June l8. at st. Aloysius Church,
Washington.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Alumnae Return

Miss Betty M. Donovan and Miss
Katherine A. Jones of West Falls
Church, Va, have returned from
immaculate College, Pa. where
they attended the baccalaureate
services, alumnae meeting and BAN
quet. Miss Donovan is president
of the Washington ID. c. Chapter
of immaculate (Pa) College Alum
ane and Miss Jones is secretary of
the chapter.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Mrs. Tavenner
HOnOrs Cousin

Mrs. Charles Tavenner enter
tanned at buffet supper last night
in her home in HyattSville in honor
of her cousin, Mrs. James Proudfit,
and her children of Kansas City.
Kans.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Miss Sidney Dixon
Guest at Party

Miss Elizabeth Stewart Rich
ardson entertained at cocktails
yesterday at the home of her
parents, Maj. and Mrs. r. M.
Standardization. to honor
her house guest, Miss Sidney
Dixon. Later number of the
guests went to the Shoreham for
a dinner dance.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Glass to Entertain

The Loyalty Class of the F .
Washington Heights Baptist Chur, l
will entertain at tea and recital
in the junior assembly room of the
Sunday school building this after-
noon from until 5 o'clock NJ
Theodore Tiller will speak Il
prominent personages she has n .
Mrs. S. H. Ritnour will be hostess.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Luncheon Party

Miss Lillian Willett was hostess At
luncheon yesterday afternoon al the
Shoreham in honor of Miss Elsabe II
Cassel Barnard. whose marriage n
Nj. William Carl Boese took plaoa
last night. Miss Willett served as a
bridesmaid at the wedding.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Mrs. Christine S. MunfOrd
WedS the Rev. w. b. HutchesOn.

Historic Christ Church in Alex
endria. Va, was the scene of the
wedding of Mrs. Christine Scheper
Munford and the Rev. William Byrd
Hutcheson, the ceremony being per-
formed at noon today by the Rev
Marshall M. Milton. cousin of the
bridegroom. The Right Rev. Fred
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Alunnae to Elect

Election of officers will be held
by the District Chapter of National
Park College Alumnae Moday at :
pm. at the home of the president
Mrs. Richard H. PretZ, Woodstock
avenue, Foreso Glen, Md.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
For Miss Shelton

Miss Caroline Ihrie Pou Walden.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thon-
Anthony Walden. entertained Is
guests at luncheon Today al t''e
Wardman Park Hotel in honor of
Miss Dorothy Shelton. whose ma
take place Tuesday.
riage to 1t. Lowell Bradford Il
Evening star., 1941-06-07

Beetore her marriage today
in Christ Church, Alexandria,
Mrs. HutcheSOn tCdS Mrs.
Christine Scheper MuntOrd.
She is the daughter of Mrs.
Lee M. Scheper and the late
Capt. Henry E. Scheper OF
Virginia. The Reu. and Mrs.
HutcheSon 1UiH reside at Lor-
etto, Essen County, Va, 1Uhere
the bridegroom has been dp-
pointed in charge Of ST. Anne'S
Parish.
-UnderUOod & Underwood
Photo.
Evening star., 1941-06-07
Bvrnses in Capital

Former Representative and NJ
Joseph w. Byrns. jr.. of Nashville.
Tenn, are at the Wardman Par.
Hotel, where they formerly main
tanned an apartment. for a few days