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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
Weddings
LA -THERTAULT

The wedding of Miss Henriette Theriault, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leon Theriault of Pemberton street, to Joseph Roland LaE'rance, son of Louis LaFrance of Washington street, was celebrated Monday by Rev. Ernest Lamontagne. The cere- mony took place at 8 o'clock in St. Ann'S church. The bride was attend ed by FloreLce Normandin of this city and James Santopietro. also of Waterbury was best man.
 The brides gown was a white silk jersey, fashioned in Grecian style. with a soft white wool bolero appli- qued with gold trim. She wore Q small bridal hat of white horsehair and naiines. and carried 6 Colonial bouquet of white roses and sweet peas.
 The maid of honor wore a pale blue jersey, fashioned like the brides. with bonnet Of pink gOr- gette and malines. Her Colonial bou- quet vas of pink roses and pink and blue sweet peas.
 Following the ceremony, the cou- pie left fer q motor trip through the New England states, the bride wearing an old rose ensemble witt. white accessories and straw hat.
 Mrs. LaFTanee is an alumna nf WateFt0wn high school: the bFldes groom attended Crosby high and Post college, and is n0w associated with the government
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11

MrB. Ruth Iavallee, general chair man of the committee on arrange ments for the annual garden party of the Waterbury Quota Club, has ann6anced that q feature of Che a1fair will be an informal recepA ton for Miss Mary 7ennessey, in honor of Miss Hennessey,'s recent election as International Dlrec- tor.
 The garden party is to be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Miss Jennie O'Neill, North street, Middlehury, and will be open to tke general public.
 Many novel features have been arranged by the committee, which includes Miss Mary Reilly, who will be iti charge of bingo; Miss Grace Wolff, in charge of bridge and Chl- nese checkers; Mrs. Mae Birt, in charge of tickets: and the recep- ton committee, including Miss Jen- nie ONeill, Miss Mary Hennessey, international Director, and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, president of the Waterbury Quota club. Miss Cath erine Mooney and Mrs. Mae Grady will be in charge of display of Quota club projects and favors rec
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11

The open pair winners were An- drew McNeiley and R. M. Wood worth of St. Louis. The team-of- four was won by 0. P. Williams of Anadarko, Okla, Ben Fain of San Antonio, Tex, John Gerber and Paul Hodge, both of Houston, Tex.
 While I did not have an cppor- tunity to visit the tournament, Rus. sell Baldwin, the tournament direc- tor, sent me an interesting hand played there.
 At most of the ables, West reached four spades. Whether North opened diamond or the jack of hearts, the contract was set, because in ad- dition to the three aces the de- lenders won at least one heart rutf. In discussing 1t afterwards, the play CTS called this a "hard luck hand" especially since one East West pair luckily got the opening lead of the club ace followed by the three.
 But this was e lucky hand for all the pairs who bought the con- tract for four spadeSl Only one North South pair ventured to save" by bidding diamonds, and they were agreeably surprised to find that a small slam was made with little eff fort-six trump tricks by North, plus two ruffs by South, plus three club tricks, and the ace of hearts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
Variety Shower GiUen Miss Madeline Lutazzi

Madeline Lutazzi was feted re- gently at a miscellaneous and greenback shower held at the Sco- wills Girls club rooms, with Mrs. Joseph Luttazi and Mrs. Reta Caff- rey as hostesses. Miss Luttazi is to be marride to Raymond Caffrey on the ninth. of August ct SS. Pe- ter and Paul church.
 Among the guests were: Mrs. Theresa Cappello, Mrs. Esther Mel chino, Mrs. Louise Lerz, Mrs. Tans- ley, Mrs. Catherine Ingala, Mrs, Mary Ciarelli, Miss Mary Peters, Mrs. John Mauro, Mrs. A. Marin ara, Miss Madeline Marinari, Mrs, Carmela L,ombardi Mrs. Anna Riley, Mrs. James Zarrella, Miss Anna Brick, Mrs. J. Mullaly, Miss Helen Majeski, Mrs. Joseph Crafa, Mrs. Ralph Minervino, Mrs. Molly Knight, Miss Virginia Knight, Mrs. Joseph Brevetti, Mrs. Andy Hao- ping, Mrs. Ellen Cough, Mrs. An- geline Nardozzi, Mrs. Mary Ad- dona, Mrs. Mary Marinara, Miss Anna Marinara, Mrs. J. Ryan.
 Mrs. M. Egan, Miss Margaret Egan, Mrs. James Mannetti, Mrs Mary Buonacore, Julia Santapietro Mrs. Columbia Sacco, Mrs. Thomas Deleo, Mrs. Rose Vacco, Mrs. Anna Kozen, Mrs. Julia Di Virgilto, Mrs Anna Mastroianni, Mrs. Mary Ci- prianno, Mrs. Helen Stango, Mrs Louise Rosa, Mrs. Pia Poscenti, Mrs Mary De Rosa, Mrs. Joseph Antore Mrs. Ralph zarrella, Mrs. Joseph Ciprianna, Miss Doris Bouffard, Mrs Daly, Mrs. Carmine Mangini, Mrs Mary Baritone, Mrs. Fitzpatrick Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, Miss Tillit Tidaback.
 Mrs. Joseph Luttazi, Mrs. Grace Sporza, Mrs. Ida Caffrey, Mrs. Ma mic Doddona, Mrs. II. J. Clarity Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Graves Miss Evelyn Graves, Mrs. Josept Tortorici, Miss Carrie Tortorici Mrs. Bessie Marshak, Miss Pear Graves, Miss Margaret Greco, Mrs N. Richardelli, Miss Theresa D' Vico, Mary T. Murphy, Olive Go vaneIlo, Mrs. Jeanne Diorio, Mrs Joseph Imbimbo, Mrs. Minnie Ci pullo, Mrs. Riely, Mrs. William Cleary, Jr., Mrs. Margaret Coporale Mrs. Charles Baxter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
Friends Honor
 Anita Ayotte

Miss Anita Ayotte was honored recently at greenback shower held at the Franco American hall. The lSostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Wilfred Laplainte, Mrs. Israel Ayotte, Miss Hazel Rousseau and Miss Eva Greenwood. Miss Ayotte is to be married next month to Ray mond Fregeau.
 The guests were Mrs. Ethel Du- fresr1e, Mrs. Fred Lebel, Mrs. Will liam Feltman, Mrs. Belle Stasaitis, Mrs. Rosanna Lapointe, Mrs. Eva Greenwood, Mrs. Aida Greenwood, Mrs. Bertha Brooks, Mrs. A. Arr chambault, Mrs. Mary Greenwood, Mrs. Lacoursiere, Mrs. Dupont, Mrs. Mary Cooke, Mrs. Frances Stango, Mrs. Helen KoSlosky, Mrs. Lottie Levesque, Mrs. Alex Savoyeau, Mrs. Maurice Shea, Mrs. Leo Clement, Mrs. J. Koslosky, Mrs. George Frey- eau, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Pearl Nor- n1and, Mrs, Anita Gelines, Mrs. Mil- dred Ayotte, Mrs. Corignon, Mrs. Marie Philibert, Mrs. William Sam son, Mrs. E. Burns, Mrs. Walter Perry, Mrs. Rua, Mrs. Madeline Murphy, Mrs. Ernest Dupre, Mrs. Oscar Dupont, Mrs. Temporali.
 Also Mrs. Charles Desmarais, Mrs. A. Varvelh, Mrs. Carr1veau, Mrs. Anita Labonte, Mrs. Hector Lahey, Mrs. Dery, Mrs. Florence DesmaraiS, Mrs. Louis Violette, Mrs. Cecile Eie- bert, Mrs. Cyril Legere, Mrs. Will fred Legere, Mrs. Wilfred Laplante, Mrs. Cecile Olcese, Mrs. Beatrice Rousseau, Mrs. Rosa Bellemare, Mrs. Henry Cote and daughter, Mrs. Germaine Descoteaux, Mrs. Mildred Beaulieu, Mrs. DelNegro, Mrs. Albert Blais, Mrs. Joseph Ilregeau, Mrs. Anna Ayotte.
 Also the Misses Mercedes Ayotte Linda Perillo, Laurette Duhe, Audrey Archambault, Charlotte Kronwall Lorraine Greenwood, Shirley Green wood, Hazel Lacoursiere, Lucille Vetlleux, Marie P. Graveline, Flor. ence Barre, Gabrielle Danis, Lucille Beaudota, Flora Greenwood, RosC M. Lanlontagne, Isabelle Lamon, tagne, Jeannette Molleur, Iren. Boisvert, Pauline Heon, Isabell, Fregeau, Mary Gorragher, Jeal Rousseau, Florence BoiSvert, Ger trude Legere, Edna Boucher, Jac , quellne Novaity, Lillian Tredette Ruth Booth, Airline Hutchinson Louise PaulaSli, Annette Laplainte Suzanne Carignon, Helen Burns, Al, bina Tempoli, Elsie varvelli, anS Georgette Dery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
Weddings

Mrs. Rosario Guastella, Mrs. Gus Christopher, Mrs. Theresa Zarrella, Mrs. Mark Margiotta, Mrs. Agnes Comardo, Miss Madeline Anziano, Miss Dorothy Caffrey, Mrs An- thony Sileo, Mrs. John Semela, Mrs. Lucy Lucian, Mrs. James Walker, Mrs. Grace Borrelli, Miss Connie Pomponio, Mrs. s. Lom- bardi, Mrs. Theresa Della Croce, Jr. Miss Peggy Harris, Mrs. Rachel Corbett, Mrs. Michael Borrelli, Miss Nellie Dobosz, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Nicholas Caruso, Mrs. Ray Lom- bardo, Mrs. Cecelia Connolly, Mrs. Florence Grappone, Mrs. Josephine Bacco, Mrs. Rose Delexandra, Mrs. Salvatore Forgione, Mrs. Mary Urbano, Mrs. Mary Samela, Mrs. Anna DeVico, Miss Carmela Tor torice, Mrs. Joseph zarrella, Mrs. Angeline Savino, Mrs. Angeline Verzino, Mrs. Victoria Orsello, Mrs. Theresa Sporza, Mrs. Jennie Zar- rella, Mrs. Rosario Scaurigsilco, Mrs. Mary Govanello. Mrs. L. Sa- bia, Miss Eva Cancellaro, Mrs. An. thony Manetti, Mrs. Mary Onalfo, Mrs. Philip Panasci, Mrs. Anthony Rosetti, Miss Ruth Kenny, Mrs. Antoinette Cesare, Mrs. Theresa Distafano, Mrs. Joseph Rassu, Mrs. Harriet Lee, Mrs. Michael Griffen, Mrs. Edward borden, Mrs. Doris Nordona, Mrs. Patrick Shugrue, Miss Margaret Shugrue, Mrs. P. Vendetti, Mrs. Nancy Stango Mrs. Michael Cancellaro Mrs. Phelan Mrs. Philomena Nido, Mrs. An- geline Stango, Mrs. Mary Bucci Mrs. Haddad, Mrs. S. Creigton, Mrs. R. Potter, Mrs. S. Grove, Mrs. Horrigan, Mrs. Mulyaney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
Booster Club
 Plans Supper

Members of the Waterbury Wo- mems Democratic Booster club are planning another enjoyable Set-to- gether, a supper meeting at old Hundred Inn in Southbury, on Thursday, July l7 at 7:s0 p. m.
 The club has been very active In the past few months, and under the leadership of Miss Mary HenneSsey has grown to be one of the outsand- ing organizations in the city.
 Mrs. Foster Bedell Is cfNairlady of the supper committee, and iS assist ed by Mrs. Leo Marshall, Mrs. Clear, Miss Mary Hennessey, Mrs. George Beckley, Mrs. Gertrude Mangini, Mrs. Sarah Lahey, and Mrs. Kevin Fitzpatrick.
 All members of the club and their friends are invited to attend. Tic kets may be acquired from the members of the committee.
 Mrs. William Rooney, president of the Ladies Aid Society of St. Mich ael'S Church, was hostess ct a lawn party yesterday afternoon at her home on Dwight street. Cards were played during the afternoon, with Q luncheon served.
 Attending were: Mrs. John Cha we'll, Mrs. William Dunlavey, Mrs. Edward Barlow, Mrs. James McAree, Mrs. Francis Whalen, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. Frank Clarity, Mrs. Patrick Breheney, Mrs. Joseph Seery, Mrs. George Goggin, Mrs. William Heaney, Miss Josephine La- Chance, Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, Mrs. Fred Gillespie, Mrs. Catherine Deary, Mrs. william Dubay, Mrs. Leonard Gaugler, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. John Brenneis, Mrs. Leroy Cook, Mrs. Frank IaChance and Mrs. Rooney.
 Plans were made to hold the an- nual outing of the society, Thurs day, July 24, at savin Rock, leav- ing Waterville at 1 p. m. and re- turning from the Rock at 8 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
! SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Sorority ReeLects Beverly LeOin

Members of the Chi Alpha Sigma Sorority held their annual election at the closing meeting of the season, and reelected Miss Beverly Levin as chancellor.
 Other officers named at this time were vice chancellor, Helen Blunen- field; bursar, Ruth Matzlin, who was reelected; first scribe. Esther Stut- man; second scribe, Thelna Annefl- berg; historian, Sylvia Fielder; and custodian, Sylvia Madnick.
 The informal initiation of three pledges, DeVora Johnson, Dorene Halbertstam, and Sadye Silverman also took place at the meeting, which was held ct the home of De- Vora Johnson,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
Personal
-Petrosky Sisters photo.

Miss Mary Bacon, Kent Hollow, New Preston, Conn, is registered at the Vassar club in the New Weston hotel, New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Larkin of Meriden road announce the birth of daughter, Patricia Ann, at the Waterbury hospital on July T. Mrs. Larkin is the former Cath leen McNally.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Harvey have returned to their home on Dela- ware avenue after a visit with Judge and Mrs. Oscar Hunsicker of Akron, Ohio.
 Marshall J. Haddad, son of MT and Mrs. John M. Haddad of Wa tertown, will enter Rensselaer, Poly 1 technic institute in September. He is a graduate of Watertown high school.
 Lieut.. Walter Perry Green, Jr. is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs Walter P. Green on Plank road this week. Lieut.. Green Is employed ct the Radford ordnance works, Rad- ford, Va.
 Miss Madeline Murphy of Penn berton street, Mrs. Mary Sweeney and Eugene and Mary Sweeney of 1rion street and Raymond Ladden of Cherry street have been vaca- tioning at Hampton Beach, N. H.
 Miss Edith J. Krugelis is spend- ing the summer ct Camp Waziyatah Harrison,' Maine, where she Is na- ture instructor. She is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter c. Kr'ugelis of Highland avenue,
 Miss Rita Farrell has returned to Washington, D. O., after spending two weeks at her home on Fleet street. .'
 Mrs. Edmund B. Stocking, whc has been the guest of Miss Florence Baker of Grove street, has returned to his home in Orlando, Fla.
 John Lynch of Boyden, street who has been patient at St. Mary'S Hospital for several weeks, remains in serious condition. Dolly Cook, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Everett Cook of Stafford street, has returned from 8 vaca- ton at Harwinton, and brought with her as guest, Miss Sophie D. Babick, of Unionville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
} McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

Because of the great interest Of Randolph Scott and Ned Turner. tournament bridge has advanced radpidly in Memphis, Tenn, during the past year or two. They con- vinced the American Contract Bridge League that a sectional championship should be established in the Memphis territory, 50 the first annual Mid.south Regional Tourna-
 ment waS held there this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11

Mrs. Eugene Creel of Baldwir street was hostess at luncheon bridge recently at her home. There were two tables. those attending including Mrs. Ellsworth Schmidt Mrs. Therin Alexander, Mrs. James English, Mrs. Charles Newton, Mrs Frank Graham, Mrs. Raymond H Daniels, and Mrs. William Palmer. High scores were held by Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. English. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
Personal
Waterbury Quota Club. Sponsors Garden Party

ceived ct the Quota International Convention held at Lake Placid in June,
 Miss Agnes Morris, district gov- ernor, of Bridgeport, has advised that she will be in attendance, as well as Quotarians from Bristol, Torrington, and Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
OKLAHOMA ENEIsTs WOMEN

Oklahoma City, Cgla. (Upl-0ov. Leon c. Phillips has Aigned aa act lo provide for q home guard ard n woFaen's auxiliary unit. Both msms beEnhlps will be on q volunteer hasla wilh pay due onig when actually ln naEElee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11

Leonard Elliott, playing a clergy man in Universal's Almost an An- 2 l." sketching Deanna Durbin, Charles Laughton and other play CTS between scenes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11
Engagements
ALLARD.PARELI.A

ALLARD.PARELLA
 MT. and Mrs. James Parella of Martone street announce the en. gagement of their daughter, Vera Mary, to James A. Allard, son of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Aliard of Stiles street. The wedding will take place the 26th of this month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11

The Waterbury Garden Club will have a meeting on Monday evening at 2 o'clock at the herb garden of Miss Elizabeth White, Great Neck Hill, Middlebury. Miss White will give talk on herb gardens, using her own for purpose of illustration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11

Miss Hennessey is the president Of the active Waterbury Women'b Democratic Booster Club, and assist ing on the committee planning q supper at Old Hundred next week Mrs. Foster Bedell is chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11

Mrs. Margaret Reilly and Mrs. Thomas Reilly of Willow street, Mrs. George Ryan of Waterville street, Miss Loretta Henebry of East Main street, Miss Jennie Freney of Waterville street, and Miss Jennie Culhane of Johnson street have returned after spending a week ct Bay View.
 William Knightly has returned to his home on North Main street after spending week with John Scott in Bethlehem.
 Miss Marie Priest of Fiske street Is spending week at Highland lake, Winsted.
 Doris Ryan of River street, Thomaston, Is g patient ct the Wa terbury hospital suffering with a broken bone in her leg sustained when ghe fell Sunday while visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs. George Sheldon of Bristol street. Mrs. Evelyn Emonz, clerk or the Thomastol post office, Is vacation ing ct her cottage at West Hill pong, Torrington.
 Edson B. Cooper and Willie Got sell, both of Thomaston, attended the races yesterday at the Empire State track in Yonkers, N. Y. 
 MT. and Mrs. John J. Kiely and family have moved from 204 North Main street, Thomaston. to the Wal ter Sanford house on Gilbert street, Thomastor1.
 MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Kaiser of Thomaston who have been making their home with MT. and Mrs. E. R. Kaiser, of Thomaston are moving to West Haven.
 Lorton Wood of Thomaston, Is confined to his home by illness. Mrs. Lewis Russell and daugh- ters, Nancy and Diane, of Colum- bus, Ohio, have come to spend the summer with Mrs. Russell's father, Edward L. Maloney of Central av- enue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-11

Special business will be up for discussion at the meeting of the Lady McAlpine Lodge, Daughters of Scotia, tonight at o'clock in Mech anics hall, Il East Main street
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
News From The Normal Campus
Activities of General Interest Concerning
Faculty Members And Students

versity OF Michigan speech depart
ment who spoke on what Does 1t
Profit a MANI" He stated that per-
suasive speech is very valuable in
this modern world. because It can
express democratic ideas Justly.
Harry T. Wood. OF the Normal
speech department. introduced DR..
Hance.
The local chapter OF Pi Kappa
Delta was especially honored to
have as a guest. Professor Thomas
c. Trueblood. Ann Arbor. a pioneer
in the movement for modern public
speaking. and for forty years head
OF speech teaching in the University
Of Michigan. He is honorary presi.
dent of the National Association OF
Teachers Of Speech. Prof. True
blood gave short address In which
be outlined the development OF
speech work in the United States.
Many alumni returned for the
banquet.
Miss Dorothy Hearn, Plymouth.
president Of Pi Kappa Delta. was
general chairman Of the banquet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Scholarships Announced For
Members of Stole Society

bearing the formers name was an
nounced by Edward Bowles, De
troit, to be given to Zigmund Nj
parko, Hazel Park. This scholar
ship automatically carries with II
the office Of secretary-treasurer.
Miss Martha Walters, Wolverine
announced that the K. A. Strong
Scholarship will go to Norwood
Eastman, Cass City. This scholar
ship carries with 1t the office OF
presidency of Stoics. Mr.. Eastman
will take over his duties next year
Miss Walters has been this years
president. DR.. Perry Brundage, OF
the chemistry department, paid
tribute 10 e. A. Strong.
Miss Walters opened the pro
gram with greetings and introduced
the toastmistress, Miss Muriel vii
kinson, an alumna Of the college
and a former Stole, who is nov
teaching in Wayne.
The group sang This is My
Fathers World"
Prof. Lathers gave greetings.
Miss Oramae Sim, Elsie, gave
reading.
The program was closed with
group singing OF "A Mighty Fort
ress is Our God"
President John NJ. Munson was q
guest, and gave greetings to the
Stoics.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Members of Newman Club
Picnic at Portage Lake

A large group OF students enjoyed
the Newman Club picnic Sunday
at Newport Beach on Portage Lake.
They played baseball and hiked, as
well as enjoying swimming and
boating.
Following breakfast together al
ter the $3.50 Mass. members went
to the lake In cars and In Arthur
Corbeille's truck, donated for the
occasion.
During the picnic, FIR. Bernard
Kearns, director OF the Newman
Club, announced that three gold
Newman Club pins would be given
to three senior members, who had
contributed outstanding service to
the organization during their years
at the Normal College. They are
Miss Marion Sark, Ferndale, Miss
Eleanor Purman. Detroit, and
Thomas Quinn. Elizabeth, n. J.
Miss Margaret Wills, Ypsilanti
was general chairman of the az
fair.
Faculty guests we're Professor
Blanche Emery. Miss Nora Beth
Wharton, and Miss Virginia Acher
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26

When the Stole Society met Sun
day for their annual May Morning
Breakfast at the home Of Professor
J. Stuart Lathers. announcement
was made OF scholarships to be CIV
en- to five Stole members.
Tributes to each person whose
name designated a scholarship were
given.
Miss Harriet Emery, River
Rouge, announced that Miss Phillis
Lafoy will be next years recipient
Of the Lucy Aldrich Osband Schol-
arship. DR.. Harry l.. Smith, of the
physics department, paid the trib-
Ute 10 Lucy Osband.
With Miss Kathleen Parr, an
alumna of the Michigan State Nor
NAL College and a former Stole,
paying tribute to Elizabeth Simp-
son. the scholarship bearing her
name was announced by Miss Mary
Farris, Melvindale. to be given next
year to Miss Alice Heck, Ypsilanti.
Frank Ondrovik. Belleville. an
nounced that the Nathan A. Harvey
Scholarship would go to Miss Eileen
Granskog. Stonington. Tribute was
paid to Nathan A. Harvey by Miss
Vera Oehmke.
Julia A. King was honored by
Miss Myra f. Grattan. of the music
department. and the scholarship
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
PiKappa Delta Conducts Its
Annual Initiation Dinner

years in twenty-five or more inter
collegiate debates.
Miss Haab, along with Miss Jean
Sprecher. Milan. also received an
other honor. The two young women
were awarded fifteen dollars apiece
from the Frederick. B. Mckay Schol'
arship fund, for their outstanding
work in public speaking during their
college years.
DR.. Joseph P. Kelly, of the speech
department, presented the keys OF
the society to the new members.
Miss Sprecher was toastmistress
at the banquet.
DR.. Mckay gave greetings and
introduced the guests.
Miss Margaret Briskey, Detroit
and Robert Rye, Monroe, who re-
ceived first and third places re-
spectively in the state interpreta'
tive reading contest held recently
at Western State Teachers Col
lege. gave selections. Worth Nal
lory, Otsego, gave two vocal solos
The speaker Of the evening was
DR.. Kenneth G. Hance, of the Uni
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Annual Retreat Conducted by
Christian Youth Fellowship

Christian Youth Fellowship mem
bers returned Sunday to Ypsilanti
after having spent the week end
at their annual spring retreat. held
this year at Camp Birkett on Silver
Lake. The retreat included not only
cabinet members. but all those who
wished to attend.
approximately IS students were
In attendance.
Three guest discussion leaders
were DR.. H. Z. Laing, who spoke
on What Is The Purpose OF Being
a Christian. Mrs. Earl X. Studt,
whose talk was entitled Boy and
Girl Relationships" and DIR. Charles
Wolf.
A devotional service. held before
a large fireplace. preceded each
discussion.
Sunday the candle-lighting install
lation OF the new cabinet was held.
Officers installed were: Miss Jo-