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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
Rumania Seems To Be
 Center Of Troubles
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1 picked up here early this afternoon, said:
 Tt is established that the mur- derer of a German officer in Buch- arest was a Greek who went to Ru- mania with a Turkish passport. As result of the murder Gen. An tonsecu (the Rumanian premier) or dered the arrest of ten members of the Greek colony
 According to the Berlin radio. the motive of the murdered showed a certain trend'. It said the populace of Bucharest blamed the British secret service.
 Arrests Ordered
 Berlin, Jan. q - CU.P) - The official German news Agency D. N. B. reported from Bucharest today that Rumanian Premier Ion Anton escu had ordered the arrest of 10 prominent members of the Greek colony in Bucharest because of as- sassination there yesterday of a Major Doering, member of the German general staff in Rumania.
 Belgrade Story
 Belgrade, JugoSlavia, Jan. q -(U. PD - Reports here today said that all members of the Rumanian police who also hold membership ill tho Iron Guard have been discharged, indicating official belief in Bucha- rest that the assassination yester- day of Major Doering of tine Ger man general staff was planned and executed by iron guard elements in the Bucharest police.
 Reports in reliable quarters said that the discharge order included even plain clothes operatives among the Bucharest police. The reports said that new law promulgated to- day provided for the death penalty as punishment for any attempts against the life of a member of the German military organization.
 Reliable quarters. reported also from Bucharest that Italy was bringing pressure on Rumania to break of diplomatic relations with Greece. These reports said that Italian quarters ill Bucharest took the position that Doering's assassin ation was of Greek origin.
 Qn Berlin the official German news agency D. N B. reported from Bucharest that Doering had been assassinated by Greek upon insti- gation of the British secret service. The German agency said that 10 prominent members of the Greek colony in Bucharest had been ar rested on orders of RuLlanian Pre- mier General Ion AntonescuD
 Iron Guards Break Out
 Budapest, Jan. 2l - (U.P0 - The Hungarian news agency I. N. B. re- ported from Bucharest today that members of the Nazi-like iron guard had demonstrated in principal streets against General Ion Anton escu, premier, and in favor of Horia Sima, vice premier and iron guard leader, and had been permitted by police to march unhindered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
LOTTERY MEN ARE
 FINED $50, COSTS
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 volved, placed particular emphasis on the part played by Bert Sanders of Beacon, New York, and Guerdon Brown, 38, also from Beacon. Brown and Sanders were described by Fitz- gerald as the ringladrs in the lot tery. According to information these men met at the Elton Hotel shortly before the time set for picking the winners in the lottery, and in a room at The Elton fraudulently se- lected names as winners in the con- test. Prizes of $1 500, $500, repre- senting first and second prizes in the drawing were given to two Naugatuck men who previously agreed to the use of their names for consideration of $50 each.
 Heaviest Sentence
 Bert Sanders, given the heaviest sentence, eight months in j.til and $50 and costs, was one of two men wanted in connection with the fraud who appeared Tn court today. The other man, Jack Goldsmith, is still at large.
 Today's culmination of the Nau- gatuck lottery case held and spon- sored by Crusader post. V. F. w., of Naugatuck, brings to a close a series of Investigations carried out by Roland G. Alling, county detec- tive in the states attorneys office.
 Last November MT. filings atten- tion was drawn to the proceedings of the lottery. Two days after the drawings bench warrants were is sued for the arrest of the New York men. Three of five wanted were picked up at the Elton Hotel and released under bonds of $10,000.
 Four weeks later further investi- gations warranted the issuing of new bench warrants for the five New Haven county officials. These men promptly surrendered and posted bonds of $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
Nazis Raid Again

London, Jan. 21-(UP)-German planes resumed daylight raids on the London area today and in one town on the outskirts of the capital a number of fire bombs were dropped. Planes rarely drop incen- diary bombs in daylight attacks.
 Women left their household tasks and speedily doused the incendiary bombs. It was expected that if Ger man raiders continued to drop in- cendiary bombs in daylight hours comp; ;ulsory fire watching squads would be ordered to duty during daylight as well as blackout hours.
 Minister of Home Security Her bert Morrison, ordering compulsory fire-watching last week, warned that patrols would go on duty "A hours daily if daytime incendiary bomb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
attacks occurred.

attacks occurred.
 Up to mid-afternoon German raiders caused two alarms in the London area.
 There was a brief air raid alarm period in London this morning, and German raiders were reported oil the east coast.
 Bad weather kept both German and British planes at home during the night and visibility was limited to 50 yards in the Dover Strait this morning by fog.
 London's morning alarm was caused by a single German recon naissance plane which approached from the north but was turned of It dropped no bombs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21

Tokyo, Japan, police have stran- gled the city's modern theater move ment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
provisions to prevent it being de- ferred to any other channel.
 ExnAcf AnnrOval

EXpect AppFOVa1.
 Approval by the full board off, cially is expected at the adjourned meeting, and the bill will no doubt be offered at Hartford soon there after. Favoring chances of the bills passage through both houses of the legislature is the fact that Senator Michael V. Blansfield of this city is chairman of the senate finance committee, to which the measure
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21

meetings between the Fuehrer and the Duce."
 Then reviewing recent develop ments it said that British victories in the Mediterranean were only on the fringe of the real events of the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
CITY RoUTs DOOR SALESMEN

Hastings, Neb., (UP)-The high pressure salesman's trick of sticking a foot in a partly opened door won't work in Hastings any more. Alter receiving dozens of complaints from annoyed housewives, police ordered a crew of bold young magazine sales men to leave the city.
 Russia recently celebrated the 50Oth anniversary of Hangar" Kalmuck heroic epic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
GIVE YOUR LAZY
 LIVER THIS GENTLE "MUDGE"

Follow Noted Ohio Doctors Advice
 To Feel "Tip-Top" In Morning! If liver bile doesn't flow freely every day into your intestines-constipation with it's headaches and that "half-alive" feeling often result. So step up that liver bile and see how much better you should feel! Just try Dr. Edwards Olive Tab lets used so successfully for years by Dr. F. M. Edwards for his patients with constipation and sluggish liver bile.
 Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable, are wonderful! They not only stimulate bile flow to help digest fatty foods but also help elimination. Get box TODAY. 15S, 30t, 60e. All drugstores.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
CITY TO SEEK
 $2,50O,OOO BOND

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
ITALY IS MUCH
 MORE CONFIDENT

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
JOHN G. WTNANTE
 NEW AMBASSADOR

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-21
BRITISH DESERT
 ARMY ATTACKS

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Catholic Theater
Schedules Plays

THE SCHEDULE ~ major
plays for tho 1o41-d2 season n
the Catholic 1'heater NJ Detroit
vas announced Saturday ny
Paul a. Lilly president.
The plays. which include
Shakespeare Tanning of tho
Shrew" and repeat perform
ance NJ Rev. Emmet Hannick :
Passion PLAY again will no
presented IN tho auditorium Of
the Art Institute:
The schedule follows:
October 2. 3. "a Slight
Case of Murder by Damon
/. Runyon and Howard Lindsay
November 6. :. s Who Rode
on White Horses nv Richard
Breen and Harry Schnihhy
December II. =. II -"Thun-
der Rock by Robert Audrey.
January s Q. IN Juno and
the Paycock." nv Sean O'CaSev.
February = II. II Flight
IN the West by Elmer Rec.
March %, 30 81. April !. .
The Passion Play, by Rev.
Emmett HannlCk
May :. s. a The Tanning NJ
the Shrcw," by William Shake
Spearc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Somewhere on Lakes

Mr. and Mrs. Mason p. Rum
ncv, Miss Barbara Rumney and
Mason p. Rumney Jr. chose m
spend the last two weeks sail
ing. They chartered the Pet
2old boat. the Josephine, and
are tossing about somewhere on
the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy M.
Godde joined Mrs. Hugh Dillman
on the yacht De4phine for sew
eral weeks fishing in Georgian
Bay and Mr.. Dillman has left
for the south on business for
the Everglades Club of Palm
Beach of which he is president.
MISS Detpfri1e Dodge and Horace
Elgin Dodge spent last week.
end with their mother, Mrs.
knowlson Dodge at Greenbush.
Mrs. William Schmidt OF
Miami Beach is the house guest
Of Mrs. Fred Zeder. Mrs. Zeder
entertained at dinner Wednes.
day in her honor and Friday
night Frank Scott asked din
ner guests 10 meet Mrs. Schmidt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Mrs. Klinoler Returns

Mrs Harry = khnEler ard
her family Will come down from
Long Lane Farm near Marine
CITY. this weekend Mr. KllnFler
is fishing IN northern Michigan
with W a p John
Richard Kern left Friday 10
visit his cousins. the Fred
Hueheses, at Northpointe Point
Mich.
The 2 & Nichols family are
spending most OF these Fall days
az their farm A. Metamora
Mr.. and Mrs Washburne
Wright have returned from
spending several days with the
Brewster LIQUIDS A. the Harbor
Polnte home NJ Mr. and Mrs
Henry T Ewald and are moving
shortly 10 their new home IN
Hickory Grove road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Here and There

CHARLES WORSLEY. that
retter-about. has left for Mack
mac Island on the first lap n
what looks IN he a long and
luxurious vacation.
He'll he there AZ the Grand
Hotel for few days with his
brother. Kenneth Worsley NJ
Sarnia. Ont, who's enjoying tho
last days IF his furlough from
the Canadian forces.
About tho middle of The week
the traveller will he leaving tho
island for Charlotte, y. &, 20
visit his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman King. who
were here earlier IN the year.
After that, he'N move on ~
Sumter. S. C., for two weeks
with Miss Jewel Cummings. and
then 10 Ashevlle. ". G. for a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Miss Stanley a Graduate

Miss Stanley is a graduate
Of Stuart Junior College of
Boston. and attended tho Childe
Walker Art School. Mr.. Sher-
man IS a graduate NJ Choate
School Williams College. and
has done post graduate work at
Columbia University and Har-
ward. where he obtained his
masters degree.
Another announcement this
week vas that of the engage
ment NJ Mary Gretchen Conine.
daughter IF Mrs. Harry J.
CONNIE ~ Crawling. 70 Horace
Ocher NJ Glen Lake. son of Mrs.
Mack NJ Ocher. Mrs. Conine
and her daughter formerly lived
IN Birmingham The wedding
viii take place in December
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Knox
n Grand Rapids. who formerly
lived IN Indian Village in De
troit. arc spending the weekend
as guests of Col and Mrs. J..
Nlnton Birch IF Harmon avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
MONDAY AFTERNOON


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WfLp Pres Roosevelt.
WTxfs Nusicsl
NrpK Wei. rttts TIA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Don't CI99Iel Girls,
It It Is Like to Ruin
Your Social Career
THE DowAGERs DoGMAs

is working full time six days q
week and refuses all social in
VitationS Also al Harbor Point
and entertaining Mrs. Harring-
Ton r. Walker IS Mrs. Joseph
Bernard Schlotman.
Mrs. Percy Owen. formerly or
Detroit but now making her
horne in Grand Rapids. has sew
cral house guests and Mrs. c.
Hayward MurphyS home and
that of Mrs. Lewis II. Jones
arc both full.
Les Cheneaux finds Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Thayer Nelson.
Dean Lucking and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lucking all there and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl HolleY and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Waldo
are spending the long weekend
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
The Bronleys Alvey

NJ and Mr. Walter r Bror-
lev ard their tWa children are
spending a feu days ~ Whip
Poor Will Lodge on the Al
Sable River
Mr. and Mrs Gust7ve n Fope
~ Franklin road are guests ~
Miss Edith Ferry a. The Huron
Mountain Club
Mrs 1ohr \ Stevenson Of
Glengarv road vas hostess A.
luncheon and shower for Mrs
Edward Haskell Tuesday. for
% guests Decorations were car
RED out N pink with sweetheart
roses forming centerplece or
the huffe' table
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Wi5D-NsW, Summary T.
90 y. ~.
WiR-Dr. Msione-n
WV Light 81 World y.
CKLW-Rfil ipwis-M
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News Acct.
WJLR News. music.
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WJBk-pplish ladiss hour
WtiD-Mid day musical.
NfoD-Luncheor music.
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VfR-J0vee Iordsn-n
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CEtW trr Nur~~f "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Bob, Jerry Neumsnn Leave

Bob and Jerry Neumann. sons
NJ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neumann
Of Henley drive left Wednesday
for Georgian Ray where they
VIII spend Labor Day weekend
with their grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. w r. Y. Neuman, al their
Summer home
Fsielle MacauleV. lean Day
and CYNTHIA Pierce were host
o>Sns at A tea and lingerie
shower Tuesday afternoon at
tho homo of Mrs Avian Ma
cauloy IN Crosse Pointe IN honor
Of Mary Ann Mead who Will
marry Richard Booth Wallace
September y
Mary Ann IS the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Melvin r. Mead
Of Pilgrim road and has asked
hor sister Margaret Mead 10 be
her maid Of honor. Catherine
and Shirley Wallace and Mrs.
Dana Poole Seclev will be
bridesmaids ~ Tho service.
which will no IN s.. DunStan'S
Chapel Of Christ Church Gram
brook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Folks Leave Town

Labor Day plans find almost
every one leaving town for
house parties. etc. Mrs. John y.
Ford slipped away 10 Harbor
Point for a few days, much
needed rest from her very siren
uous Red Cross work. In-casa
YOU do not know il, Mrs. Ford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

II % NOON
MIR Lite Beautiful n.
WV Pres Roosevelt.
CKf.W News Acct.
VICAR News
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WJLB-Nevs. Music
WExL-Hawaiisn Melodies
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

YOU'D BETTER put down
October IN that Must List.
Its then tnst. tho s. Peter
Claver MISSION Guild party VIII
Nc held AZ Masonic Terpie with
Charles /. Palms jr as general
chairman
Assisting that tIreless gentle
man Will ne Mrs. Palms Judge
John =. Scaller and Mrs Seal
len. Mr.. and Mrs a ! Bopp
Mr. and Mrs Elmer T llrlch
and Mrs Alo's Weber
As honorary chairn1cr. YOU u
find the Rev r Henry Thiefels
and Rev. r. Timothy Murphy
Mrs. Martin Lenehan Miss
Josephine Arcy Mrs. Edward
IIsdis, Miss. Anne Hogan Mrs
Agnes Culhane. Miss Leonora
Jungwirih. Mrs Harry Hart and
Mrs. Patrick Buckley will all he
having hand IN tho doings,
about winch you.ll no hearing
more anon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
The Brewsfers Return

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brew
Ster ~ Brookdale boulevard. re-
turned home Tuesday from
three weeks Solourn in Colo
RADIO where they spent most Of
The Time mountain climbing
Mrs. Brewster had been in Bos-
ton with her two daughters,
RetSey and Alison. who re-
manned with their grandparents.
Mr., and Mrs benjamin EmmonS
Brewster, during their parents
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ~.
Welch lr and their daughters.
Barbara and Nary, are AZ Fal-
mouth, Mass. until September ;.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Joins Vacaiioner

Richard Underwood has 20
Gently reiolned his family who've
been ZIP there az Oak Knoll
with Miss Mary Doyle for some
time
The attractive Mrs Under
wood. your recall used 10 he
Miss Mary Jane Doyle A few
years back.
Mr.. AND MRS. RUSSELL =.
W1NkLER announce the en-
eagemenf Of their daughter.
LOIS. and George Courville son
IF Mrs A. c. CourVille Of As
hurry PARK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Visit Drummond Island

Mr.. AND MRS. MELVILLE
r RINEHART of Woodston
drive are weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs Harry r. Fruehauf
AZ Drummond Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

THERE is a sweet young girl
living in Crosse Pointe who
is running her social career by
giggling. She has dark hair and
is pretty and Very attractive TO
look at BUT she giggles and it
gets on eveiybody's nerves Some
one should tell her but they
don't.
There have been a lot Of GO
ings and comings but not much
real gayety Mrs. John s. New
berry asked a number of women
for dinner Thursday night in
honor Of several out-of-toWn
visitors.
Mrs. Newberry and Mrs. Ben
iamin 5. Warren have just re-
turned from the music festivals
in the East.
Another Detroiter who has
Just come back is Mrs. Dean
Lucking. who went down to see
her daughter take the leading
part in the play put on for the
farewell performance OF the
Gloucester Players. Miss La
vain has been with the players
all Summer and has carried the
lead several times with wonder
ful reviews by the Boston pa
pers. She will reioln her parents
here within few weeks now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

~ .Vt -. ".
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W News Acct.
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NESL Musical program.
1A:i5 A. NJ.
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10 30 A. ".
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l0:f5 A. "
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WWT-David Harum n
WIZ Alma Kitchsll NJ.
10 4. VI.
wIR-Kaie Smith speaks.
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WCAR-N News Acct.
WXYZ News flashes.
Multiplying Reportsr.T.
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mas 4. ".
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WvsJ--BsckstaEs Wifs-r.
cKtW Rhythm. romance.
VICAR Franz DAnislsT.
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NJR-Hslen Trent-D.
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CKiW Popular music.
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CKLW Melody Tims
WJLR Popular music.
NJRK-Ns~s Roundup-r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Women
To Meet Ser q

THE GOODALE WOMENS
CLUB will hold a board and
committee meeting September 4
Al o'clock AZ tho Goodale
School 10 plan Winter activities.
The following c. m m lite .
chalrmen have hecn appointed
by their president. Mrs. r. g..
Harrison:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

WJBk-Itallan Hourly.
W85D-JOs & Mable-D.
AIS a.. VI.
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WCAR-Chief Ponuac-D.
WXYZ Ricardo rhythm.
WFxt-Natl Revival-R.
WaiD John Hammond NJ
MfsD NeVs roundup.
tI5 4. VI.
WIZ Husing on sports.
" XXI Pilgrim Hour q
WfeD-FN Demonstration
500 4. VI.
WJR-SilNer Thsater-D.
CKLW G;rpusdier hand.
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WXYZ-ScWs acct.
WJRK Rev. Bela
R0fykOsn.
WAhD--Cathoiic Hr p
WfeD Musical comedy
gems
h.ls r. NJ.
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MENis-Chrlsf Science.
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WXYZ Baseball scores
WJLB Italian Eerenads.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
SUNDAY EVENING


WWJ-Russsli psrnes-T.
CKLW National news
WXYZ Jimmy James ".
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WlIB chr stan Mission.
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IL MIDNIGHT
WV Weather. scores.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Engagement
OfMiiss Hot
Announced
BIRMINGHAM. Aug 30. +
Mr.. AND MRS. r. EARRING

-'A TON HOLT Of LindenFoad
announce the engagement or
their daughter. Caroline Howe
Holt, to Harry Mitchell Kelsey.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. kel-
sey Of Crosse Pointe. No date
has been set for the wedding as
both young people are 10 be
seniors at the University OF
Michigan this year, Mr.. Kelsey
graduating in February.
Miss Holt is a graduate OF
Sacred Heart Academy OF
Crosse Pointe and studied in
England before entering the
university. where she is a MEM
Der Of Gamma Phi Beta So
. rority. Mr.. Kelsey is member
OF Sigma Delta Chi. national
journalistic fraternity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
BZoomE .M- Social Happenings in the M-Grmingh
SBrouns Give
Supper for
80 Guests

BLOOMFIELD HILLS. Aug 30.
IN HONOR Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Morley. who are NOV
ing shortly 10 Phoenix, Ariz..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Braun
Of Linda Vista" entertained 30
friends and neighbors at buff
fet supper party tonight. Mr..
and Mrs. Morley have been hv-
ing az Bloomfield Hills Country
Club this Summer and are now
with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Kleena
Of Cranbrook road.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Mosher will leave Thursday for
Buffalo. " Y. m attend the
marriage NJ their son. w. Edwin
Mosher Jr.. and Jane Underhill
~ Buffalo. which will take
place September s in Christ
Church Chapel of Trinity
Church
Edwin Mosher will eo 10 Buff
fslo early next week Miss In
dsrhill Is the daughter NJ Mr..
and Mrs Arthur William Tn
derhill NJ Ashland avenue and
her maid ~ honor viii no Laura
Lester Clark. Walter Crandall
lof Niagara Falls Will he host
, man. Rev Thomas Heath vii
perform the ceremony and a
reception a. the brides home
will follow
Jere Dawson Weds
Mr. and Mrs Y A. Dawson If
Lone Pine road announce the
marriage NJ their daughter
1sre ~ Robert Barnes Besll AZ
Niles. Mich. Mr. Beall is the
son ~ Mrs Alberta Barnes
Bean ~ Decatur III ~ whose
Summer home N New Hamp-
shire the yniIng people went for
their wedding t7p
IhaY- at present Iiving in
Nj Clemens
Walter l.. FRYE Jr left ~
plane Sunday for Fort Leonard
Wood after spending the week
end u1,h his family, Mr. and
Mrs. ". l.. Fry Of Vaughan
road
Mr.. Henry r Born. ~ Woo
stock. Vt, and her three chill
dren are guests this week-en
~ her brother and sister-in-lsw.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. &. Perry VII
liam. % Strawberry Hi Farm
Mr. ard Mrs. Ralph l. Polk
1r ~ Cranbrook Lane arrived
home Tuesday after VISIT Win
Mrs Folks hrother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs Nlnifred
Grsebrer ~ Neensh, Wis.