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Evening star., 1941-02-23
Patronesses Listed
For Red Gross
Fete at Embassy

PatroneSSes for the American Red
Cross benefit which will be held
at the Brazilian Embassy March 27
have been named.
Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Cordell Hull,
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr,, Mrs.
Sumner WelleS and Mrs Jesse Jones
are honorary patronesses.
Active patronesses for the bene-
fit include Sonora de Espil Nine.
Ertegun, Sonora de Escalante, Nine.
Fotitch, Nine. Bruggmann, Mrs.
Claude Pepper. Mrs. Millard E.
TydingS. Mrs. w. Warren Barbour,
Mrs. Richard Wigglesworth, Baron
ess de Gruben, Countess van Rech-
teren-Limpurg. Mrs. Wayne Chat
Taylor, Mrs. Dean Acheson.
Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Dwight
Davis, Mrs Eugene Meyer, Mrs.
Myron Hofer, Mrs. Eleanor Patter-
son. Mrs. TruXton Beale, Mrs Her
bert Feis. Mrs. George Garrett, Mrs.
Charles Carroll Glover, Mrs. S. Kent
Legare. Princess Hohenlohe, Mrs.
Warren Lee Pierson, Mrs. Arthur
Krock, Mrs. John Caswell. Mrs.
Demarest Lloyd, Mrs. Nathan
Wyeth and Mrs. Rushmore Patter-
SON.
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Saturday. and is at home over the
week end
Other members of the cabinet are
having a quiet week end in their
homes here, with little or no social
events scheduled for the next few
days before Lent.
Wives of Senators
Find Lull Welcome.
While a few wives Of Senators are
out of town at present-Mrs. w.
Warren Barbour, for one, is in
Florida for a few weeks-most Of
them are staying on the spot while
Congress is in session. They, too,
find the slump in entertainment a
welcome one, and spend their time
in recuperating from recent attacks
of flu, or Just Testing" Luncheon
meetings of the various clubs of
congressman wives and the Con-
gressional Club teas and receptions
take some OF their time, and their
other entertainments consist of small
luncheons or bridge parties.
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Officers at Quantico
Entertain at Dance
Mrs. Little to Give Luncheon
For Group Rehabilitating
Wilson's Birthplace

QUANTICO Feb. 22Nrs. Louis Mccarthy Little will be
Tuesday Mrs Cordl Hull Mrs woodrow
Smith Of the committee for the
birthplace staunton President
Woodrow Wilson.
past Wednesday evening Little dinner
guests al Milard E
L. a
officers Joseph
Mrs W. Czapp hostess dinner this hOnorng
husband his birthday The Mr. Johnson
and Frederick
Hgdon N. j. today
the guests the week end of T. c. Green.
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West Point
ToSponsor
BandCOncert
Juilliard School
Orchestra Plays
At Post Today

WEST POINT. Feb. 22.-For their
second band concert of the winter
series, the United States Military
Academy Band, Maj. Peter Sather,
jr., commanding, and Capt. Francis
E. Resta, conductor, will sponsor the
orchestra of the Juilliard School of
Music, New York, under the leader
ship of its conductor. Mr.. Albert
Stoessel. The concert will take
place tomorrow afternoon at the
post auditorium.
Col. Freeman w. BoWley, U. S. A,
retired, of Spartanburg, S. c.. has
reported at West Point for active
duty. Mrs. Bowley plans to join her
husband at the garrison about the
first of March.
Col and Mrs. Allen R. Kimball
are entertaining as weekend guests
Mrs. Kimball's sisters. the Misses
Helen and Charlotte Heath, at
Amsterdam, N. Y.
Mai. and Mrs. John L. Chamber
lain. ir., are entertaining for the
week end Mrs. Chamberlain's father,
the Rev. Heath Brosius of Balti-
more.
Mrs. Walter A. Downing, ir.. is
visiting her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Brock Putnam, at Litchfield, Conn,
for fortnight.
Chaplain and Mrs. H. Fairfield
Butt, Sd, who have been visiting in
Washington Mrs. Butts mother,
Mrs. Bessie Edison, are passing the
week end at Annapolis, gusets Of
Chaplain and Mrs. William N.
Thomas, and Chaplain Butt will
preach at the Naval Academy chapel
tomorrow morning.
Maj. and Mrs. Raymond E, Bell
Fete MIR. and Mrs. F. A. o. Schwarz.
Mai. and Mrs. Raymond E. Bell
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
o. Schwarz of New York this week
end.
Miss Margaret Wright Of Balti-
more. who is a student at Wellesley.
is the weekend guest of Capt. and
Mrs. w. H. S. Wright.
Capt. and Mrs. John D. F. Phil
lips have as week end visitors the
formers mother and sisters, Mrs.
James j. Phillips and the Misses
Bernadette and Virginia Phillips,
of New York, and Mr. Gerard Sus-
sillo, also of New York.
Miss Betty Gentry, daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. Ernest R. Gentry of
Governors Island, N. Y, is the
week end guest of Col. and Mrs.
Royal Reynolds.
Capt. and Mrs. Edwin j. Mes
singer are entertaining for the
week end Capt. Messengers brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Luedtke. Of Kingston, N. Y.
Mrs. Earl Blaik and Sons
Join Mr.. Blaik at Post.
Mrs. Earl H. Blaik, accompanied
by her sons. Bill and Bob, has ar
rived at West Point from her former
home at Hanover, N. H., to join Mr..
Blaik, new head football coach at
the Military Academy.
Capt. James P. Hannigan, who
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MRS. WILLIAM OLIVER
HARGETT.
Her Uedding took place
February 1 and formerly she
7DdS Miss Louise Bayard Clark,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. A.
Bayard Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horqett are living at $500
Fourteenth street since their
return from their 1Oedding
trip.-Underlrood G. Under
lUOod Photo.
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has been ordered to Camp Roberts,
Calf, to sail from New York. March
/, with Mrs. Hannigan. will leave
West Point in a day or so for
Governors Island. where they will
visit with Capt. Hannigan's family,
Col and Mrs. Everett Upson, prior
to sailing.
Mai and Mrs. Charles J. Barrett
are passing the week end in Wash
ington visiting the formers mother,
Mrs. Charles j. Barrett, sr., and
Mrs. Barrett jr.s brother-in law
and sister, Maj. and Mrs. Orlando
C. Mood Mai and Mrs Barrett
were accompanied by the latter's
sister, Miss Marion Fulton, who
plans to remain in the Capital for
about a week.
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and The Naval Academy Wednesday
March 5. and Wednesday, March II
from 4:30 until $50 o'clock, at the
suDerintendent'S quarters.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward H. Fl. Old
Honor Mrs. John II. Kaufman.
Capt Edward H. H. Old, u. S. N,
retired, and Mrs. Old have as their
guest Mrs. kaufman, wife of Capt.
John H. kaufman of Philadelphia.
Capt. and Mrs. Old spent the week
end with Capt. and Mrs. kaufman
and the latter returned with them.
Miss Ruth Ellen James has joined
her brother. Prof. Robert James, of
the department of English, history
and government at the Naval
Academy after visit in her former
home at Wilmington N. c.
Mrs. Louie c. English, wife OF
Capt. English, S. c., and her fam
lily are living at CarVel Hall. Capt.
English, who has been on duty here,
has been ordered away. They for
merly lived at 40 Rodgers road.
Mrs. Ralph Earle. widow of Rear
Admiral Earle, is spending the VIM
ter with Mrs. John Chew on South
gate avenue.
Miss Grace Hilliard, daughter of
Mrs. Robert Hllliard and the late
Comdr. Hilliard. c. c.. is the guest
of the Misses Virginia and Granville
Meredith.
Mrs. Robert 5. Furber Spending
Winter With Mrs. HI. G. Fuller.
Mrs. Robert S. Furber of Balti-
more is spending the winter with
Mrs. H. G. Fuller, widow of Comdr.
Fuller.
Comdr. and Mrs. Hugh w. Turney
Of Arlington, Va, who were the
weekend guests of Comdr and Mrs.
w. B. GOggins, will move to An
napolis March !.
1t. d. g. and Mrs. Raymond w.
Vogel and their baby son, Raymond
w Vogel, jr., have arrived in An
napOliS from Coronado, Calf, to
spend a few weeks with Mrs. Vogel's
father, Mr.. James c. ONeill, and
family. Later they will go to Pen
saCola, Fla, where 1t. Vogel has
been ordered for duty as an in
structor.
Miss Hariette Girault, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryson
Girault of Chicago, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Munroe.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Miss Rita Walsh
Becomes a Bride

The marriage of Miss Rita Mar
garet Walsh, daughter of Mr.. George
P. Walsh and the late Mrs. Walsh,
to Mr.. John Leo Connors took place
at the Cathedral of the Assump-
ton in Baltimore Thursday. Janu-
airy %.
Mr.. Connors is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Connors of Wash
ington.
The bride and bridegroom are re-
siding temporarily at the home Of
the brides father, 1918 Farragut
street.
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Cabinet Families Resting
After Strenuous Winter
Continued From Page DID
Continued From Page D-lO

furnishings
apartment.
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Midshipmen Hold Dance
And Hop at Dahlgren Hall
Mrs. Guy Baker in Cast of Play
Given by Masqueraders at Annapolis;
Officers Give Fete at Naval Golf Club

ANNAPOLIS Feb ga hop this evening Dahgren Hall with
informal dance Wahngtons Birthday
fo midshipmen this week end.
wife of Baker duty in Washington,
the at the first performance OF the Mas
Mahan Hall
hop held the Naval Academy
Club Engineering Experiment Station
Superintendent Academy Admiral Russell
will home their friends Annapolis
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Miss Akin at Y. NJ. |.

Miss Martha Akin. daughter Of
Col and Mrs S. B. Akin Of Airing
ton, is spending the week end at
Lexington, Va, where she is attend
ing the midWinter parties at V. NJ. I.
with 1t. Douglas Mcmillan.
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1t. and Mrs. RebOIa Hosts H,
To Pennsylvania Family.
1t and Mrs. P. A. Rebola are en-
tertaining as their guests for the
week end Mr and Mrs. Robert E.
Turner and their two children Of
Springfield, Pa Their niece, Miss
Judy Anne Pickron of Mount Airy,
Philadelphia. is visiting them for
several weeks.
Mrs. Richard Edelan Of Brookline.
Upper Darby, Pa. has been the
guests Of her brother-in-laW and sis
ter, Dr.. and Mrs. c. G. Pridgeon.
Mr and Mrs. Walton c. Carroll.
Ir., who are spending the week end
in New York. will return with Mrs
CAROLS aunt, Mrs D. w. Smith,
who will be here for a visit of sew
eral weeks.
Mrs John Taylor Selden was hos
tess at dinner Thursday evening for
Mrs Arthur Badger, Miss Diana
Smith, Capt and Mrs. Robert Ogden
Glover and Mr.. John NJ Glover, all
OF Washington.
Miss Betty Mitchell of Louisburg,
N. c., has been visiting her brother
in-law and sister, Capt. and Mrs.
G. o. Van Orden.
Mrs. w. NJ. Nelson Has
Friends for Luncheon.
Mrs w. NJ Nelson entertained al
a bridge luncheon Tuesday. when
her guests were Mrs. M. NJ. Ma
gruder, Mrs. J. N. Renner. Mrs. J. T.
Condor. Mrs De Wolf SChatzel. Mrs.
James Clark, Mrs A. R. Stacy, MRS.
John Miller and Mrs. A. L. BoUSer.
Mrs H. T. Saxton of Woodbury.
Forest is the house guest of Mai
and Mrs. D. K. Claude. who enter
tanned at cocktail party in her
honor Wednesday.
Mrs. o. c. Baumgarten has as her
guests Mrs Arthur G. Petersen and
her small son, who arrived Monday
from Chicago.
Mrs. Elmore Seeds, who is en- routs
10 Brooks Island. Guantanamo Bay,
stopped over in Mama, where Capt.
Seeds Joined her for a few days.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Social Notes
OfService
Circles
Col. Gordon, Wife
Entertain Guests;
Mckays to Leave

IOA4 nave IlAN4l with FIlL = utS >
in their quarters at Fort Myer
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemper Yancey and
Miss Laura Yancey Of Ashland, Va.
The visitors arrived Friday in time
for the drill and tea at post head
quarters.
Mrs Neal H. Mckay with her
daughter. Nonny, and her mother,
Mrs. William Day, will leave Airing
ton Thursday for New York. where
they will sail Saturday for San
Francisco on the transport Hunter
Liggett. Following a few days stay
in San Francisco they will motor to
Cheyenne, Wyo, to join Maj. Nc
Kay at Fort Francis E. Warren.
Mrs. George NJ. Stackhouse. wife
Of Capt. Stackhouse, U. S. N. Of
Arlington, entertained at a luncheon
and bridge Friday at the American
Association of University Women
club house. The party was to honor
Mrs. John L. Mcmillan, wife Of Rep
reSentative Mcmillan of South Caro-
lima.
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. S. A. Graf of
Arlington have as their house guest
1t. George Prifold. U. S. N. of
Berkeley, Calf Mrs Prifold will
join her husband in March.
Maj. Malcolm M Kilduf of Ar
lingtOn left Yesterday to spend a
week in New York City.
1t. Wayne r. Loud L. S. N. and
Mrs. Loud of Arlington are the week
end guests Of Comdr. and Mrs. H.
Templeton in Philadelphia.
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1t Wayne R. Loud L. S. N. and
Mrs. Loud of Arlington are the week
end guests of Comdr. and Mrs. H.
Templeton in Philadelphia
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Mrs. Jackson Goes
On HOLIDAY Trip.

Robert wife Of Attorney General another
cabinet hostess who for holiday
dividing her pos-debuante daughter Miss Mary
who College Northampton
Mass and New Haven where her Mr. William Jackson
Yale University Jackson left the city Friday and
this
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OlneVs Are Hosts

Mrs. Henri L. Trudeau Of Okla
homa City is the house guest Of
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred c. Olney,
jr-, in their home in Arlington.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

Miss Frances Perkins. the Secre-
tary of Labor, was in Atlantic City
Friday to speak before the meeting
of the National Association of
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Principals OF Schools for Girls and
the National Association of Deans
o. Women, but she returned here
Evening star., 1941-11-16

perhaps. because of this trait, that
the police were interested in him when
his wife was found murdered. With
patience and perseverance they learned
good deal about the late Mrs. Spen-
low - and soon all St. Mary Mead
knew it too.
The late Mrs. Spenlow had begun
life as between-maid in large house.
She had left that position to marry the
second gardener, and with him had
started flower shop in London. The
shop had prospered. Not 50 the gar
dener. who before long had sickened
and died.
His widow carried on the shop and
enlarged it in an ambitious way. She
Evening star., 1941-11-16

breathing. When. however. she ar
rived at St. Mary Mead. she had re-
lapsed into a period of orthodox
Church-of-E England beliefs. She was
good deal at the Vicarage. and at
tended church services with assiduity.
She patronized the village shops. took
an interest in the local happenings
and played village bridge.
A humdrum. everyday life. And -
suddenly - murder.
COLONEL MELcHErr, the Chief Con-
stable. had summoned Inspector
Slack.
Slack was a positive type of man.
When he had made up his mind. he
was sure. He was quite sure now.
Husband did it. sir" he said.
''You think SOP"
Quite sure of it. You've only got
to look at him. Guilty as hell. Never
showed a sign of grief or emotion.
He came back to the house knowing
she was dead"
"Wouldn't he at least have tried to
act the part of the distracted hus-
band?"
mot him. sir. Too pleased with
himself. Some gentlemen can't act.
Too stiff
ANY other woman in his life?
Colonel Melchett asked.
Haven't been able to find any
trace of one. OF course he's the artful
kind. He'd cover his tracks. AS l see
it. he was just fed up with his wife.
She'd got the money and l should say
was a trying woman to live with -
always taking up some ism or other.
He cold-bloodedly decided to do away
with her and live comfortably on his
own"
Eyes. that could be the case, l
suppose"
depend upon it. that was it. Made
his plans careful. Pretended to get
phone call -"
Melchett interrupted him:
mo call been traced?
mo. sir. That means either that
he lied, or that the call was put
through from a public telephone
booth. The only two public phones
in the village are at the station and
the post Office. Post Office it certainly
Evening star., 1941-11-16

had continued to prosper. Then she
had sold the business at handsome
price and embarked upon matrimony
for the second time - with MIR. Spen-
low. a middle-aged jeweler. who had
inherited a small and struggling busi-
ness. Not long afterwards, they had
sold the business and come down to
St. Mary Mead.
MIS-. SPENLOw was a well-to-do
woman. The profits from her florists
establishment she had invested -
Evening star., 1941-11-16

Tired. disesvrsssd wsassa Iesss
"a pesads. stsrts lie evss At u
IL was weary with weight and had
lost faith in myself" writes Mrs.
Ward. II had wondered if the
DuBarry Success Course held any
hope for . mature woman like me.
Finally l took the chance, made
the start. In six weeks l lost Is
pounds, in four months, "a. I've
corrected my posture, my skin and
hair have improved immensely. l
am q changed person"
New Wsy - Bssv'y -ss neass
Today slender, charming Alice
Ward is . dramatic example of
how women and girls from Is to
80 are making themselves over
through the DuBarry Success
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wasn't Mrs. Blade sees everyone VINO
comes in. Station it might be. Tram
arrives at 2 .27 and there's bit OF
hustle then. But the main thing is ne
says it was Miss MARBLE who called
him up. and that certainly isn't true.
The call didn't come from her house,
and she herself was away at the In
stitute.'
You're not overlooking the posi-
bility that the husband was deliber-
ately got out of the way - by some
one who wanted to murder Mrs.
Spenlow?'
you're thinking of young Ted
Gerard. aren't you. sir? I've been
working on him - what we're up
against there is lack of motive. He
doesn't stand to gain anything"
Hes an undesirable character.
though. Quite a pretty little spot of
embezzlement to his credit"
I'm not saying he isn't a wrong
'un. Still. he did 60 to his boss and
own up to that embezzlement. And
his employers weren't wise to it."
"An Oxford Grouper," said Mel
chett.
"Yes, sir. Became a convert and
went off to do the straight thing and
own up to having pinched money.
I'm not saying. mind you. that it
mayn't have been astuteness - he
may have thought he was suspected.
and decided to gamble on honest re-
pentance''
lou have skeptical mind. Slack"
said Colonel Melchett. by the way.
have you talked to Miss MARBLE at
alp"
What's she got to do with it.
sir?"
"Oh, nothing. But she hears things.
you know. Why don't you 60 and
have chat with her? She's a very
sharp old lady"
Slack changed the subject. Zone
thing I've been meaning to ask you.
sir: That domestic service job where
the deceased started her career -
Sir Robert Abercrombie's place.
That's where that jewel robbery was
- emeralds - worth packet. Never
Ak>
must have happened when the Spen-
low woman was there, though she'd
have been quite a girl at the time.
(Coafinvsd on poss 17)
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MEET Your NEIGHB0R -
PARAGUAY

The people Of Paraguay are an
easygoing. lighthearted race - yet
they have taken part in some of the
western hemisphere's most deadly
wars.
Immediately after our Civil War,
Paraguay fought one of the most
bloody and disastrous wars in history.
Half of its population was wiped out
in the five years the conflict ragged.
So many men were killed on the
battlefield that at one time there we're
Evening star., 1941-11-16
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so thick, they sometimes shot their
own men.
Paraguay has great forests whose
wealth has hardly been touched, and
tremendous water-power resources
that are waiting to be harnessed.
When additional railroads. highways
and power plants are built. Paraguay
will most certainly be country with
great future.
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THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
TAPE.MEASURE MURDER
Continued from poss six

under spirit guidance. as she ex-
planned to all and sundry. The spirits
had advised her with unexpected acu-
men.
All her investments had prospered,
some in quite a sensational fashion.
Instead. however. of this increasing
her belief in spiritualisrn. Mrs. Spen-
low basely deserted mediums and
sittings, and made brief but whole
hearted plunge into an OBSCURE re-
ligion with Indian affinities which
was based on various forms of deep
Evening star., 1941-11-16

to every man.
and Paraguay
was called the
Land of Wom-
en-" Today the
sexes are in much
closer balance,
but the nickname
fingers on.
Only a few
years ago, Para
quay fought an
other bitter war
- this one with
Bolivia-overt the
ownership of the
Gran Chaco, a
va st region of
Jungle. about
twice as large as
Paraguay proper.
This fierce con-
fict cost the two
nations h alf a
million lives. The
Jungle brush wac
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Fifty thousand people - which means
one Paraguayan in every twenty -
are employed in cultivating and gath
ering it.
Paraguay surpasses even the United
States in its love of oranges. The aver
age Paraguayan eats probably half
dozen or more every day! So plen-
tiful are they that in some parts of the
country they are even fed to the hogs.
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that IS WO miles
from the Sc a
Ligh -draf t,
ocean-going ves-
sells take on cargo
at Asunci6n, the
nations capital,
and sail down the
Paraguay and
Parana Rivers to
the South Allan
tic.
Paraguay sup
plies South Amer
ica with a large
share of its favor
ite beverage. Yer
ba mate, or Par
aguayan tea." is
phenomenally
popular in Argen-
tina and other
parts of the con-
tinent. and re-
Gently was intro
duced into the
United States.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

~ARACUAY lies in the heart of
South America. Hemmed in by
= Brazil. Argentina and Bolivia,
it has not single mile of seacoast.
Yet Paraguay has a busy seaport
Evening star., 1941-11-16

This Land Of Women"
has a busy seaport 500
miles from the ocean
by Carl Kulbexg
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
Clever Invitations
Set Dancing Club Date

THE NEW BOARD Of direc-
tors OF the Dancing Club u
starting things of with Q bang.
judging by the invitations issued
for the party on Friday. Mar. Fl.
In clever rhyme, II is revealed
that 1t will be q costume party in
Masonic hall and that members
may bring guests. Members are
also urged to come early. The
party Is being called TIE Bun
MES Ball." and q most cheerful
rabbit, complete with real cot
ton-tail, graces the front of the
invitation.
Members Of the refreshment
committee include Mr.. and Mrs.
Kari Ketchum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Kendrick.
Board members are Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Hameister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kurt Friedeburg and Mr..
and Mrs. Macon Trabue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
FEC Mission Society Completes
Plans for Lenten Tea March Is

PLANS have been completed
for the Lenten Tea to be spon-
sored by the Mission Society of
Zion Evangelical church on
Tuesday, March rs. The party Is
to be given between the hours Of
two and five o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Albert Schott, South
Wilson boulevard.
Two groups Of the Mission So
ciety are joining to sponsor this
event, and the two chairmen are
Mrs. Edward Heine and Mrs.
Charles r. Ullrich.
The date for the cooking dem
,nstration to be sponsored by
the society has been set for April
%, with Mrs. Albert Glefke,
president, and Mrs. G. =. Willert