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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Joint Picnic
On Sunday
Cardinal Club Plans Trip
To Lake Geneva

In spite of inclement wealth
er the members of the Cardl-
nal club have completed plans
for the first annual Joint pic
mic with the Seattle Chan
cellor club which is scheduled
for Sunday at Evergreen park.
Lake Geneva.
Rain or shine. the Cardinal
caravan of some 30 ears will
leave So. 18th and East A sts.
at 10 o'clock Sunday morning.
The program Of the day VIII IN
clude a softball game between the
girls teams representing the two
clubs as well as a contest for the
bows. Numerous novelty stunts.
race and games will precede an
evening OF dancing.
The Cardinal club committee
which has planned the affair *
composed 81 Don Mcdonald. Nora
Gallagher. Ed Dzivsk. Bob Trel-
even. Beverly Lowe Margaret
Danzl. Grace Miller. Mary Drago-
vich. Francis Honvlez, Ruth
Schroeder. Joe Desmond. Emily
Burcsr and Chairman Robert
Brown. The president Of the
Chancellor club. Pat Andrews as
sisted by Al stockdale. are di-
recting their groups portion Of
the program.
The newly organized Catholic
Young Peoples club IN Bremerton
have been invited 10 attend the
picnic as the guests Of the Cardinal
club. Jane Doherty and Teresa
Bennon. former Csrdinahtes who
now reside IN Bremerton. are at
tending 10 the details Of bringing
me delegation 10 Evergreen park
Ladies' auxiliary 10 the Order
~ Railway Conductors viii hold
their business meeting Tuesday At
> O'Clock r ths 7. o. o. 2 temple
Trey VIII make their plans for
/, the remainder Of the year.
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Bryan. Mrs. Edward Coleman has
been named parliamentarian.
In keeping with the National
Defense theme of the Grand fed
Grafton, Monday Civic club has ar
ranged a corresponding program.
Miss Beatrice Meddins, director OF
study, has chosen Our Neighbors
Across the Ocean" for her topic
and has arranged an outline on
China and Japan. Meetings Will
be held on the first and third
Mondays OF each month with cur
rent events playing an important
part in the programs.
Mrs. W. l.. Tucker. dean OF
chairmen. will preside on the sec
ond Monday of the month at 2
o'clock over round table discus
sions Of departmental activities Of
the c. F. W. c.
Chairmen selected for thu year
are Mrs. w. h. Gregg, national
defense. Mrs. J. II. Huntley, Amer
lean citizenship; Mrs. Berdola Ger
main, fine arts, Mrs. +. I. Hen
erickson, international relations;
Mrs. {. A. Strong. legislation, Mrs.
X. X. Myhre. education, Mrs.
Charles. press and publicity; Mrs.
y. b. McNicol. conservation: Mrs.
Marcus Davies. historic trees. Mrs.
( w. G. Main. gardens; Mrs. Edward
Coleman. public welfare; Mrs.
I G. W. osgood. Gray Ladies; Mrs.
j. II. Pinkham, fort activities.
( Other standing committees
named are cooperation with WAL
veterans. Mrs. G. L. Larson; re-
memhranee. Mrs. W. Is. Richard
son. social. Mrs. Edward Harmon
I clubhouse representative, Miss
Dora lmhOff. membership. Mrs
Mary Donaldson. foundation fund
Mrs. George Smith: ways anc
means. Mrs. W. h. Bankhesd AND
Mrs. Alice Yarnell. telephone
Mrs. George Slyter. Mrs. William
Adams. Mrs. W l. Tucker snc
Mrs. John Williams; motor, Mes.
DANES h. T. Bryan. Mrs. c. J
knight. Mrs. C. L. Larson. J. II
Huntley. c. NJ Moore, Horace G
Scott, W. b. Gregg and George W
Osgood.
Presidents Council delegate,
are 10 be Mrs. Llewellyn Thomas
Mrs. Percy c. Smith with Mrs
IC. NJ. Moore and Mrs. h. c. Gil
lam as Slternates.
Reservations fer the affair have
been thrown open IN order tina
more persons may hear Mis-
Mckee They may be made viii
Mrs. Llewellyn Thomas. MA 5oo3
Mrs. Percy Smith. MA ssos. or a
the Y. ". G. A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Enieriains for
Sister in-LaW

Honoring Miss Elvs Munro. who
became the bride Of Mr.. Edward
Combs at one o'clock this Satur-
day afternoon. her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Jack Munro entertained
Thursday evening at a miscella-
neous shower. During the evening
games Of court whist were In
progress.
Guests included Mesdames Will
lam Craig. grandmother Of the
honor guest. Mrs. George Craig
Mrs. Charles Craig, Mrs. Johr
Deering. Mrs. Cal Hadley. Mrs
Helen Rasmussen. Mrs. Richard
Finney. Mrs. John Horn. Mrs
Elmer Hicks. Mrs. Ida Ratazyk
Mrs. Dahl and her mother. Mrs
Alex Munro.
Others were the Misses Dorothy
Hess, Monte Wright. Jean Stock
ton and Doris Corrine Feathers.
Favors at games went to Mrs
Deering and Miss Hess.
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autumn flowers decorated the
rooms.
Those invited were: Miss Flor
ence Grove. Mrs. Fred Bucholtz,
the bride-elect's sister; Miss Helen
Wiley, sister of the prospective
bridegroom: Miss Dorothy Slater,
Mrs. Donald B. ellis, Miss Marion
Fowell, Miss Helen Barna, Miss
Bunny McCaffrey. Miss Helen
Pakusich. Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs.
James Sales Of Seattle. Mrs Lyle
c. Petersen of Seattle. Miss Vir-
ginia Edwards. Miss Olive Moe.
Miss Rhoda Ludwick and Miss
Avys Douglas.
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Miss Grove Reveals Names
OF Wedding Attendants
Miss Betty Blood. Hostes. for Bride-fo-Be, viii Be
Maid of Honor at Ceremony on September l9

For Miss Florence Grove, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Grove who will marry Mr.. Ford Wiley, son OF Mr..
and Mrs H. F. Wiley. Sept 70 at ceremony to be solemn
in Westminster Presbyterian church. Miss Betty Blood
entertained at a personal shower Thursday.
During the evening Miss Grove revealed the names of
her wedding attendants Miss Blood is be her maid OF
honor and bridesmaids will be Mrs Fred Buchotz, sister
of the bride-tobe; Miss Marion Fowel. Mrs. Donald
ellis and Miss Dorothy Slater Flower girls will be Miss
Frances Wiley of the bridegroom and Miss Kathleen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Dance Saturday at
Sfeilacoom Town Hall

Plans for the second annual
back to school daze" dance are
being made by young people Of
Steilacoom for Saturday evening.
The Steilacoom Athletic club is
sponsoring the evening in the
Town Hall Saturday evening at
o'clock. Mr.. Ernest Hedlund, pres
ident, has appointed Miss Marie
Bailey general chairman.
Special recognition will be given
service men who will be admitted
at a reduced admission il in uni
form. For persons not caring to
dance there will be activities in
the game room also.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
WOOdbrOOk Riding Academy Holds Election OF Officers for New Year
Miss Bryan
Named Head
Tsconans Anticipate
Two Seattle Events

Miss IRIS Bryan was named
president of Woodbrook hunt
club when members met Tues.
dav for their annual election NJ
officers. Other new officers
are Mr. Arthur Hannum. N.
r. H; Mrs. Jack Berry. treas
urer. and Miss Marguerite
Bonnell. secretary.
Committee chairman appointed
BY the new president for the year
are: Activity Mrs. Joseph Gilpin'
nlblcitv. Miss Edith Henry
house. Miss Helen Young show.
Mr.. Gordon Berry. and field, Mr..
Hermann Friedlaender.
Several members Of Woodbrook
Hunt club and their friends will
attend the harness races al the
Olymic Riding academy in Seattle
at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Those planning to make the trip
are Mr.. Gordon Berry. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hsnnum. Mr. Cyrus
Happy III Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Williams and Mr.. Herman Fred
lsender.
In the evening. there will be a
meeting Of the Washington state
HorSeman's association. a new or
gained group, at the Edmund
Mesny hotel in Seattle. The &C.
casion is to be a dinner meeting.
Those from Woodbrook who will
attend are Miss Iris Bryan. Mrs.
J. H. Gilpin, Miss Marguerite Bon
nell. Mrs. J. A. Gabel Messrs.
Herman Friedlaender. Roscoe
Smith. Cyrus Happy III. Lee Doud,
Gordon Berry. Thorne Corse.
Messrs. and Mesdames Burwood
A Kennedy. Wallace Squire. Bill
Ryan and Russell Ross.
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Monday Civic Club Presents
Miss Mary Mckee Sept. Is
Opening Luncheon TO Be Given at Weyerhaeuser Hall;
Reservations Open for Important Event
Photograph by smith Studio

The Monday Civic club will open the year with Con-
stitution day luncheon and Monday afternoon
Sept l5 at Weyerhaeuser hall, Y. W. c. A. Miss Mary
Mckee, girl pastor of West Seattle Congregational church
has been invited TO be the speaker Her address will
the day.
She recently speaker at the convention of the
Washington State Federation of WomenS clubs in Seattle
and is forcefu and dynamic young speaker.
Mrs Lewellyn Thomas, president of Monday Civic club.
is charge of details of the luncheon and has appointed
Mrs c. NJ. Morse chairman of music and Mrs. n b. Nc
Nicho and Mrs Charles HUM in charge of decorations
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Cadieu. cousin of the bride.
Mr.. Gilbert Portman will serve
the bridegroom as best man and
Messrs. Frank Unger. Frank Bel
foy. Fred Hebert and Robert Mar
tin will be the ushers. Mr.. H. F.
Wiley and Miss Helen Wiley,
father and sister of the prospee-
tive bridegroom. will sing and the
Rev. George Fulcher will read the
marriage VOWS. Approximately
$50 invitations TO the wedding
have been issued.
Court Whist was the game at
the party Thursday evening A
late supper followed. served al a
table which was Charmingly cen
tered with an arrangement If
asters and white candles. Early
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Receive Congratulations
On Birth Of Son

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Virgins,
1928 So. Junett st. are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of
their second child. William Fred.
born Aug. 30 at Tacoma General
hospital. Grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Virgins and Mrs.
William klinter.
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Mrs. THOMAS VIII preslde, OPEN
ing the program with patriotic
features. She has arranged also
a surprise presentation Of the new
officers. Mrs. Percy cresth Smith,
president, Mrs. II. c. Gillian. first
vice-president, Mrs. Gardner Reyn-
olds, second viee-president, Mrs,
c. NJ. Moore. treasurer, Mrs.
Charles HUM. corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. Horace G. Scott. audi
tor and historian. and Mrs. l.. J.
knight recording secretary. Mrs
knight, now conyalescing. Will b,
relieved for a time by Mrs. b. T
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Fine Art.
To Have

Members
Arts Stud
evening at
dent Mrs
fcers incl.
man. vice
Afisner. Sc
Charles w
Govan, NJ
} " A Tsl
don, Mrs :
ard Gregol
ding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Musical Group TO Begin
Autumn Rehearsals

Members of Harmony Musical
club viii begin their autumn re-
hesrssls on Tuesday evening at
= o'clock, Miss Helen Holmes,
president of the club. has an
nounced. The rehearsal at Danish
Lutheran church. 18th and l. SITS.
will be open to any interested
young women who have been in
vited 10 interview the conductor.
Miss Ellen Olson, at 7:30 that
evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Group 80 Of Bible PRESBYTERIAN

church will meet Tuesday. Sept. Q,
at the home of Mrs. L. o. Dupuis.
37O6 So. Cushman. A potluck
luncheon will be served at 1880.
Mrs. c. L. stamey, president, will
be in charge and viii introduce
Mrs. Delsie Mooberry, the Bible
teacher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Miss Smyth Is
House Guest IN Tacoma

Mss Virginia Smyth Of Walls
Walls IS in Tacoma for a visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
James ID. Smyth. she ALL be here
until September 10 and during her
STAY plans 70 spend some time
with relatives IN Seattle and on
Vashon island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Daughters Of Pioneers
To Meet MONDAY

steiiaeoom unit No. 10. Dsugh-
tiers Of Pioneers OF Washington,
win resume their fall activities
Monday evening at the Steilacoom
town hall. Mrs. Won Layton Will
preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Tea 10 Open
Fall Proorsm

The Bible women's Fellowship
Of the Bible Presbyterian church
viii hold the first meeting of the
fall st 100 Thursday. in the
church at South 18th and NJ SITS.
Mrs. Joseph Williams. president.
will preside. opening the meeting
with a song service led by Mrs.
.sibyi Leroy and Mrs. r. Henry
Paul. pianist The Bible lesson
will be presented by Mrs. John
Bush. and the pastor. DR.. Roy T.
Brumbaugh. will speak briefly on
the program Of the church during
the fall and winter. Mrs. Roy
Martin VIII sing, accompanied by
Mrs. Leroy.
At the conclusion OF the meet
ing the presidents of the women's
groups viii be hostesses at a tea.
Those assisting Mrs. Williams viii
he Mrs. W. G. Combs, Mrs. J. A.
Cook. Mrs. Clara Harper, Mrs.
v. +. Harvlie. Mrs. J. NJ. Hotes.
Mrs. c. l. Stamey. Mrs. I. c.
Etoll and Mrs. A. G. Wilhelm.
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Alunnae
Fall Actiy

Delphian
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-08
Miss Johnson
Is Betrothed
eneseemen. Is Revealed
A. psrfy Friday Evening

At a club party Friday
given in the home of her par
ents. Miss Jane Johnson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Hans Johnson. IT., announced
her engagement 70 Mr.. Edwin
S. Cramblet, Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin S. Cramhlet.
ST.
During the evening we'd
ding of the flowers" was
played. which served as the
first indication that an an
nouncement was TO take place.
Al the party table. in candy
cups. were hidden tiny scrolls tied
with white ribbon. announcing
Nov. : as the date set for the
wedding. In the center OF the
table Was set a miniature altar,
Thanked with tiny bouquets Of flow
ers and standing on the altar was
. bride and groom.
Among the invited guests were
the Misses Alice Nelson. Marie
Schulz. Jean Harrington, Kathleen
Murphy. Thslms Nelson. Helen
Hickey. Helen johnson. Margaret
Trafford and Bonnie Hickey. Mrs.
Gene wehunt and Mrs. Robert
Cromwell.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Study Club
Plans for
Luncheon

THE ANNUAL Spring lunch
con of the Catholic Study Club.
the organizations outstanding
party of the year, will be held
Easter Monday. at 1890 o'clock,
in Hotel Statler.
In place of the Chinese
dancer, Kin Lin Chew. who was
to have appeared before the
club but who has been pre-
vented by illness, the club will
be entertained by the famed
Spanish dancer. Montya. She
is not a substitute but is de-
scribed as superb replace
ment" as she is starring in the
Mexican company in the play
entitled The Romance of Old
Mexico" a current attraction in
Chicago.
The accompanist will be Sonia
Mianova.
Mrs. Donald L. Doyle. toast
master, will present the speak
ers of the day. Mrs. GuStave
L. Mcclellan, retiring president,
and Mrs. Fred Z. Suthers, in
coming president.
Mrs. Oscar J. Lindemann,
chairman of the Reception Com
mittee. is being assisted by Mrs.
Thomas Berry, Mrs. Francis O.
Gaukler, Mrs. Harry J. Offer
and Mrs. Katherine M. Trendle.
In the absence of Mrs. Robert
Powell, chairman of activities,
Mrs. Harry Callahan is serving
in that capacity. assisted by
Mesdames George B. Greening,
Martin Ewald. Thomas Black,
John II. Wilke. Frank T. Nc
Gam. Edward Duffy and A. c.
Bowman and the Misses Ger
trude McDermott and Emma
Otto.
Mrs. Jack Gray is in charge Of
the program.
GREETINGS AND felicita-
tions to the Stanley c. Bars on
the birth of a son, Thomas
Stanley, April 6.
MIR. AND MRS. J. w. AN
DERSON Of Longfellow avenue
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
a. is the former Aino Oforsagd.
DOWN TO the train this eve
ming will troop Theodore Kavale
with his son a nd daughter,
Theodore Jr. and Katharine, to
meet Mrs. Kavalc, who's been
away in Los Angeles for a three
months visit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Miss Bowen
Prepares
For Weddinq

MISS JOSEPHINE BOWEN,
who is marrying Alexander
Blain Jr. on May 3 has finished
all the plans for her wedding so
that she will be able to enjoy
the whirl Of parties in her honor
which started yesterday.
The wedding will take place
in quaint st. James Episcopal
Church on Crosse lie and will
be followed by a reception at the
Crosse lie home of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Newman Stanton.
Miss Bowen will have eight
attendants including her sister,
Miss Ann Murray Bowen as
maid of honor; Mrs. Henry f.
Bowes. sister of the bridegroom
elect: the Misses Martha Blood,
min Sladen. Margaret Haas,
Nancy Thompson and Connie
Lee Stanton. as bridesmaids,
and her small cousin, Kay STAN
ton. as flower girl.
Donald Blain is coming from
the Hill School to be his BROTH
er's best man. Guests will be
seated by Donald Thurber.
Hawkins Ferry. Charles john
son. Paul Strasburg Jr.. Henry
f. Bowes. Henry Vaughn, James
J. Dodge. John Van Zile and
Robert Milligan.
Miss Martha Blood who Is
home from Wellesley College for
the Easter vacation was hostess
yesterday at a luncheon and
lingerie shower. in honor of Miss
Bowen. at the Detroit Club.
And, today. Mrs. Ormand f.
Hunt and her daughter. Miss
Agnes. home from the Connecti-
cut College for Women for the
Spring vacation. are giving a
luncheon and personal shower
at the Country Club.
Mrs. Arnold L. Barrett will
entertain for Miss Bowen next
Tuesday at her apartment in the
Keane.
Mrs. John Wright will give a
tea and shower on April Is at
her home on Crosse lie.
Miss Elizabeth Searles has in
vited friends Of Miss Bowen and
Mr.. Blain 10 her house on SUM-
day. April 20, for cocktails.
Miss Nancy Thompson has
invitations out for A luncheon
md personal shower for Miss
Bowen April 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Newman
Stanton will give the rehearsal
dinner the night of Nav 2 at
their house on Crosse lie.
MR.. AND MRS. LESTER
ESSENTIAL and son, Neil. OF
Asbury Park, are vacationing
this month in Toronto. Ont. at
the home of Mrs. RS parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Credit Club
Plans 9th
Gard Party
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THE WOMENS CREDIT
CLUB affiliated with the De-
troit Association Of Credit Men
has planned It's sixth annual
Spring card party and style
show 10 be given April -. al
? o'clock. in tho grand ball room
Of the Book-Cadillac.
There Will be table prizes in
addition to more than 100 door
prizes. Part Of the proceeds
will be donated to Mercy Hall.
Miss Jane Baines is chairman.
Officers Of the club are; Mss
Helen Ferguson. president. Miss
Margaret Tienan. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Florence Kissick,
secretary, and Miss Ruth p.
Davies. treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Young Set Awaits Dance

The young should feel pretty dancy after these long
Lenten weeks.
Many hardly bear life. until the University of De-
oits Frosh Froc takes place (the evening of April 3D.
The great jig of the first year coegians will be held in
Masonic Temple bathrooms and the committee feeling that
the matter pretty we'll in hand following the edict of
Spring when. Its time to find date for the Frosh
Froic. -.
The announced lineup to date
Chairman Don DeVine has asked Gloria Smith to be the
First Lady Of the Frosh Frolc...
Marie Langerman will be there with Bob Sullivan.
And the other famous twosomes:
Budd Webb and Helen Ward Lee Matthews and Hlard
Teaehout. Joe Hillebrand and Edith Kelly.
Michael Hand and Marge brennan .Berwyn Burke and
Dick Bolger. -. Ed Chevalier and Helen Crowley.
Harley zweng and Bonita Munck Liz Talbot and Tom
Brooke =. Frances Watts and Chuck Schmidt 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
Many Fe+es Arranged
For Miss StapIe+on
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

George Fox, Thomas Adams
and Miss Joanna Hart, who
ought to turn In quite a nifty
performance.
THE PLEDGES OF the Alpha
Chi Sorority are having a rum
mage sale Saturday in the
Kershun Building on Victor
avenue. Elaine Wallace. Ruth
Bookman and Grace Wagner
are in charge Of plans.
SIX MICHIGAN girls who
will resume their studies at
Bradford Junior College in
Bradford. Mass, after Spring
recess. are Jean Day, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vance II. Day
of Birmingham. and sister
Nancy; Margaret Towar, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Towar; Bette Ann Gust, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell
T. Gust Of Fairfield avenue:
Nancy Crawford, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford of
Boston boulevard. and Josephine
KarInazin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Karmazin of Park
avenue In Crosse lie. Miss Kar-
main has been visiting a class
mate in Bridgeport, Conn, and
New York City.
MRS. CHARLES MOMBERG.
Mrs. John Potter and Mrs.
Roger O'Connor were hostesses
at a luncheon and bridge held
at Devon Gables recently.
Guests were members Of the
National Park College Alumnae
Association of Detroit.
A short business meeting took
place previous 10 the luncheon
and plans were made for the
June luncheon and party for
new members, which Will be
held at the Detroit Golf Club.
Arrangements were made for
the Easter baskets of toys and
books, which viii be given 10
the Children's Hospital of Mich
-tgarf on SATURDAY.
The club has made monetary
contributions yearly for the
maintenance of a bed.
Mr.. AND MRS. HAROLD
KORNEFFEL Of Three-Mile
drive are expected home shortly
from a tour Of Florida. New
Orleans and Mexico.
AMONG THE mid-week ar
rivals at the French Lick
Springs Hotel in Indiana were
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. R. Beeman Of
Kensington road.
THE BOARD MEMBERS Of
the Fort Pontchartrain Chapter.
Daughters Of the American Rev
olution. will be the guests of the
Evening Group of the Chapter
at a dinner meeting. April y,
in the Women's City Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-10
u. Of M. Might
SET for April "a

PLANS WERE completed yes
terday at a luncheon-meeting
between the University of Mich
Liggan- Club LII4et ,sait and l-+tllaae
Women'S University Groups for
University of Michigan Night
al" to be presented the evening
Of April "a at Masonic Temple.
AT that time, the University
OF Michigans band, glee club
and that fabulous group of law
students who all themselves
Ann Arbor Mountain Climbing
and Surf Riding Chorus" will
appear.
Present at the luncheon-meet-
ing were. among many others,
Mrs. James O. Murfin. Mrs.
Byron Sappington, Marie Mette,
Miss Ella Grille. president of
the Detroit Association of Uni
versity of Michigan Women;
Glenn NJ. Coulter and Richard
Forsyth, who is general chair
man of the planned evening.
BORN. MARCH 81. TO Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Osgood enid
Mclaughlin, a daughter, Judith
Anne.
The Osgoods make their home
In Berkshire road.
THE ROMANCE LANGUAGE
CLUB of Marygrove College will
hold their annual banquet in
Madame Cadillac Hall, April II.
Miss Alice Timma is chair
man of the entertainment COM
mittee and is being assisted by
the Misses Anne Baecker, Anna
Barra. Mary Lou Gitre, Martha
Kohler. Helen Mccain and Vir-
ginia Shea.
Miss Josephine Martin is
chairman of the decorations
committee and her assistants in