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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Leads
CY0 Fight List

Chevrolet with - entries, leads
the conterdcrs for the team title
IN Tho seventh annual Catholic
Youth Organization boxing tourna-
ment which will get under way
with the first preliminary climina.
uop show January s ar Our Lady
Of Mt Carmel Wyandottc.
BY, Coach Leo Jones boys may
be oGtnuWbcTcd if THO schedule Of
elimination bouts can be arranged
so that hauhrS from the Ford
Naval Training Station can par
NCIp5tc a go ahead sign from
The Rev John Wegencr chaplain
and morale officer. would mean
fho entry Of between 80 and 100
sailors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
@ Neil E Out
To Halt Leaders

Although ONeil-Hoffner was
in a previous attempt.
the team coached by Doug Young
the old Red Wing star hopes to
be the one to hand Coca Cola its
first defeat in the Metropolitan
Hockey League
These teams clash Sunday after
noon az Olympia in one-half of a
double-header. starting at ] 30
o clock. Coca Cola holds the league
lead as a result Of four victories
and a tie O'Neil-Hoftncr is second
3 points back. Coca Cola won GA
from O'Ncil the other time they
Clashcd
In the other game Sunday after
noon JRWA viii seek It's first vic
tory when II takes on the fourth
place Auto Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Upper Hand
Lake Produces More
Bass Than Pike

MANISTIQUE. Dec "a lake
where the more common trend
from bass 10 pike predominance is
being reversed is CULVER Lake. -
miles east OF here where con
seryation department fisheries
men have found small mouth bass
are getting the upper hand
CULVER Lake formerly was part
Of Lake Michigan, but is now
about a mile inland. separated
from the big lake by a bar or spit
formation II has long had a
for IT'S catches Of
northern and wall-eyed pike. but
IN the last five years anglers re-
port a decided decline in the take
Of these fish. At the same time
there has been substantial
increase n the take of small
mouth bass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

problem 20 be- surmOunted IL the
locating and obtaining OF suit
able indoor and outdoor rifle
ranges, probably because the
public nj large has not been In
teerSted."
1t is true OF course. that we do
not have an over-abundance OF
good indoor rifle ranges in the
state, but what we have now il
sufficient 10 take care of ordinary
demands. If the public shows i'm
terest in rifle shooting, one sport
that is of vital interest TO Uncle
Sam AT this moment, il won't he
long before you see new ranges
pop up.
Rifle clubs are ready and eager
TO instruct outsiders in the hans
ding Of firearms and marksman-
ship. This was notably impressed
a few nights ago, when The De-
troit Times open d their rifle
shooting school at 460 West Can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

ner where stands The lighted tree
We put down the book.
We start. remembering a trap
set in that corner lu>unctvcly
We poiSe our hands 10 clap them
IN warning. and thr1 slowly lower
them TO our lap The mouse has
passed under The tree and $50
cannot follow II In the uneven
shadows. Faster beats our heart
tenSely we await the bang of thc
trap thar viii tell us the iurrcd
mite is dead, back broken.
II seems very long time. and
again we draw up our hands. but
the mouse runs into the light 10
return whence II came We draw
a deep breath. in relief
Once again the mouse runs
along tho wall and under the tree
We watch for moment. then
relax. 20 return 10 "Tarka, for
we know the bait was the least
bit Of cheese. and surely the mouse
has taken IL from tho trap thar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Banded Ducks
Make Mileage

East may be cast. and west may
be west. but it's all the same TO
the Lesser Scaup tor BluebilD. At
Delta, northern Al
berta, Canada, Duck Unlimited
bird bander Doug Ross put
band on a Lesser Scaup on Sept.
i. 1889 The bird fell TO a
hunters gun at Rowland. Penob-
scot County, Maine, on November
:, 30 days later.
Another. also banded Sept. -,
1893 a the AthabaSka Delta, was
found injured AZ Toronto. March
;. 1910 The fartheSt south rec
ord is that OF bird banded on
Sept. 6. 1893. which was shot on
the Changulnola River. Panama,
on November s. the same year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
An Effective Home Protector

It's fact toy dog is effective home guard and
protector. Small homes one-room apartment, will
provide ample space for better still pair Of dogs
They will enjoy the back yard park nice days
but require the frequent outdoor exercise which Is
the dog such limited
Delicate? Inherently No Any dog, kept continually in
overheated and otherwise pampeed will acquire
inability rough it, And perhaps toy dogs thus
kept and pampcrd, But, the breeds tough
and viii any conditions which SHOULD be imposed upon
Of the breeds of dogs kept under similar conditions
The Popular Dog Club organized, and functions, to
that the public becomes better informed the
facts and place o the breeds foster the breeding
of and better pebcd dogs promote the interests
generally Of the toy breeds their breeders and their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Mystery ShrOuds Sharp
Drop IN Fur Market

LANSING. Dec. 27 A Sharp
drop in fur prices since the open
ing Of the season mars an other
wise good year for muSkrat and
mink trappers in Michigan accord
ing 10 Luther Baumgartner Of tho
conservation department. who has
made an informal survey of trap
ping conditions.
With the exception Of an area
along the Lake Erie shore all
mink and muSkrat trapping WI be
concluded next Wednesday,
In the Upper PeninEGlas whore
the season extended 9om Novem-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Ice fishermen after bigger fish
next month VIII be able 10 take
only five plke-either watteyes or
uorthernS or both 49, on in an d
waters and 10 pike, Of which not
more than five may be northernS,
on Great Lakes waters. Formerly
the limits were independent.
When bass season which closes
December 81 rcownS June 25.
black bass also VII be included
within these group limits Of five
and 10.
Shad has been added 10 the
kinds Of FISH that may be Speared
on connecting waters OF the Great
Lakes, bat on the connecting
waters between Lake Erie and
Huron Spearing Of muSkles and
Is forbidden.
The daily limit mas been re-
moved on lake trout taken through
the ice Trollers next season will
be allowed g pounds and one fish.
All dealers IN wigglerS, the
popular Winter fishing bait. next
month viii need the same s.
licenses as are now required Of
d @ alcrS in mInnowS only on
January 10 use Of goldfish for
balt or a. Spcarng decoyS IN any
water ends
New hccnses VIII be required
OF all anglers after December 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Royal Oak Sportsmen
Elect Dr. s 2. Lee

Or 6 p Lee of Wayne was
elected president of the Michigan
Sportsman Association of Royal
Oak AZ their annual meeting.
Other officers elected were Frank
Dorsey of Royal Oak. VICE prcSi-
dent: Frank Watt OF Fcrndale.
secretary: William Bicgert of
Worthwhile treasurer. New officers
VIII take office al a meeting 10 be
held AZ he L. a Young Gun Club.
Nlne-Mile and Southhold. Janu-
airy 9 Monthly meetings are held
on the first Thursday Of each
month. The public Is invited to
attend all meetings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
j. N. 10 Swim Yale
Team in February

ANN IARBOR. Dec. 27.-The
seventh swimming meet between
Michigan and Yale the two IL
tanS of the collegiate aquatic
world, viii be held mere in Febru-
airy. according 10 Coach Matt
Mann of the Wolverines. Of the
SIN previous meets, each team won
three Yale took the first three
engagements and The Wolverines
won IN 1897. 1898 and 1888. This
meet will undoubtedly highIght
Michigan IS dual meet schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Toledo Is Next
For Auto Club

Auto Club, which has won three
our Of four games with profess
Sionsl teams, will take on the play
for-pay boys again Sunday night
when 1t meets the Toledo All
Stars Of the National Professional
Basketball League at the Holy
Redeemer gym
They will meet at Q p. m. top
ping Off a >ix-game afternoon and
evening program of the Greater
ID p troll I Basketball Association.
Briggs and Cadillac. the only un-
defeated teams IN the association,
viii clash in the feature of this
schedule at s p. m.
The Toledo club, which is sec
ond in league standings, comes
here seeking revenge for a 43-40
setback ~ received from the local
team earlier this season in Fern
dale
Chuck Chuckovits. voted the
outstanding player in the profeS-
>ional tournament held at Chicago
last spring when he set an indi-
Nldual scoring record Of 81 points.
is captain Of the All-StarS.
jim Rae. former captain Of the
University Of Michigan. is on the
roster along with Paul Nowak and
Tom Wukovits, former Notre
Dame greats
The schedule:
: 90 Tro'ars W Saxon e.
lo Ford Locsl vs. Alien PARK
iu-Arthurs rs kadish
80 Gem " Winston
90 West SIDE Sports vs.. JagIowic1.
900 Briggs vs. cadillac
300. Auto cum vs. Toledo AI-StArs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

bcr I 10 30, trappcrs we're favored
with better prices because Of carly
season predictions Of good de-
mand Muskrats averaged 81 .25 n
Telt and mink SIP 50 For reasons
not Yet apparent however. the
bottom virtually dropped out Of
the market. and in The last two
weeks rats have been bringing
only about 81 and mink about
S4.75.
Baumgartncr said most trapperS
report catchcS-cqual 10 last year 5,
which totslod 400 600 muskrats for
the entire state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
NeGrS 1t Again

When We have read for some
time. and the clock has ch.meG
twice, We rise 10 switch off the
tree lights. IN the early evening
one of the younger girls had in
sisted on replacing q bulb that
had burned ont ou The wall side
OF the tree and We kneel 10 see
n the bulb still cloWS II docs. and
ClanClng down We sec q sprung
trap and, strangely. beside It a
piece of holiday fruit cake that
has been nihblcd The bit of cheese
is untouched
From within Tho wall comes the
FAINT sound of ScurrNug mice. and
We know but for gentle young
Ster who now lies asleep there
would be one life The less tonight
in he dark galleries that are
haven 10 the mice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

room W n Q I q
I win kle the
hts Of the
Christmas tree,
not to be taken
down until al
ter New Year S
night
II m n tiers
not n at the
room is chilly
that by the tree
the old fashion
cd wall paper is
stained w h ere
rain has leaked
for once again
we are lost II
one OF the trnlN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

accomplishment in its relatively
short existence and has laid the
foundations for an even greater
future.
The toy breeds of dogs are
often regarded. by the general
public, as being delicate, frail
creatures suited only 10 serve
as some ones pampered pets.
Actually, however, these toy
breeds have unitarian values
wherein they excel any Of the
larger breeds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

whereas the facts, OF course, are
that we are no longer a nation OF
riflemen. We do possess a large
assortment of firearms and the
average citizen possesses little
skill in their use.
81 think IL is a fact" Vincent
continued. that the principal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Don't Slit Grows tongues

Grows can sometimes be taught
TO talk Contrary 10 popular opin-
ION The tongue need not be Slit.
Sitting the tongue is an unneccS-
>ary cruelty Birds produce vocal
sounds within the body from the
SNrInN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

No request was made for quail
fled National Rifle Association in
structors the first night, which
was TO be given over for register
ing Nevertheless. Carroll Glover
of Wayne, Clarence Blakeley of
d ear born. and Neal Marks of
Kalamazoo were on hand TO offer
their expert service. Others tele-
phoned they would be glad to-
come down and help out at any
time.
These men are experts in theIr
line. They spend two 10 four
W e o X s Of their own time each
year. going through the small
arms school at Camp Perry.
Many gun clubs throughout the
STATE nave gone ahead and begun
ms work, notably the Worthwhile
Gun Club. where F. M. McCor-
mick, who lives at 1855 Maxwell
street, Worthwhile. is moving
spirit No less interested is Nor
man Hunt, secretary of the Wyan-
dotte Gun Club; Glen Striggow,
ShlawaSSee Gun Club. 406 North
Brady. Corunna: John Sprag,Ie.
~. MaryS Of BEDFORD Gun Club.
1876 Winthrop street. Detroit:
JACK Adams. Saginaw Gun Club,
III Bremen street. Saginaw:
George Forstrom. Pontiac Rife
Cub, 80 East boulevard south.
Pontiac; Russell Cunningham.
Plymouth Gun Club. 1873 Rose
street, Plymouth: Howard Smith.
Paw Paw Rife Club: Ken Gilman
Flint Rifle and Pistol Club. 81
East Wood street. Flint: Bill Dres-
ser. Bay City Rifle Club. PIG
North Mcclellan Bay City: Lyle
Torrant Central City Gun Club
OF jackson, Sl9 Bush street, Jack
son. and many others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Write to Geyritf

II YOU want 10 find out IL there
is gun club in your city or town.
write TO Gerritt Van Covering.
executive secretary OF the Mich.
lgan Rifle and Pistol Association,
222 West Main street, Lansing.
He Il be glad 10 get you in touch
with one.
There are 125 sportSmen and
conservation clubs in the state
affiliated with the Michigan
United Conservation Clubs. Their
membership is made up OF activs
hunters and fishermen. IL your
club has not included rife shoot-
ing in their activities now Is
good time 10 bring the matter up
az your next meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Need viii Tell

G II. Vincent OF Utica, Mich, a
Of the Michigan Rifle AS
ISOLATION, and one of the states
outstanding workers in the promo
ton of craftsmanship, said:
1T seems 10 he a general i'm
PRECISION that our citizens always
have or can Immediately obtain
supremacy In rifle shooting,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Oxygen Supply Helps
Trout During Winter

Golden Pickcral BeafonS, Imp
Pilot and SIN o Ky lakes in the
Ottawa national forest have been
found 10 have more than ample
oxygen 10 maintain A trout popula-
tIon Throughout the winter months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Nature in December By Clayton H. Smith
THE MOUSE IN THE WALL
Nature in December

Now with Christmas past.
December the Long Night Moon.
draws TO close, and winter is iuSt
begun
Tonight no star shines over the
eastern line OF trees. too. there is
forcboding OF snow in the overcast
sky We sIt reading in large
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Teach boy or girl the funda-
mental principles of markSman-
ship. proper care and handling of
firearms. and how TO shoot.
Scattered throughout tho state
are more than 300 rifle clubs.
These clubs. like conservation
clubs. are already organized with
officers ranges. regular routine Of
procedure including range prac-
tice. All are ready and willing to
throw open their facilities AT this
limo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Of the larger breeds interviewed number OF convcs
large penal institutions particularly those serving
time for house breaking and robbery. He naturally
seeking boost his breed guard dog home
protector VIVA, he learned great surprise to him
will prove to be 10 many readers
Hardened declared they had little fear Of the
larger breeds Of guard dogs the bigger the easier they said
They declared that properly prepared with suitable club or
blackjack no trick air TO knock out" such dog
before he had sounded alarm.
But they almost unanimously declared deliver from
trying break home where they have Of
those d little dogs" In the dim light conditions under
which most breaking done they hardly be
for their small could them they
small and active that you can't close enough 10
kick swing them they will instantly wake the dead with
their continuous shriI yipping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Free Rules

a free copy Of the 1912
synopsis Of fishing regulations
VIII be mailed 10 all Detroit
Times readers who ask for one.
Address your request 10 the
Outdoor Editor, Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Jack Miner Appeals for Funds

An appeal FOR financial aid has been made by Jack Miner
for carrying the famed bird sanctuary Kings
vile, Ont. Detroit.
M this of the year Miner writes Il compelled
make appeal money which
expenditures here Kngs,c We carry the
construction--work that furthers couser, alton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Sports Clubs Cooperate
In Civilian Defense
BY DON GILES

Since this country shooting have received
letters from hunters and organized groups asking what
they might do 10 help in civilian defense
Here is proposition for the oudoosman, especially the
hunter with knowledge of firearms:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Waterfowl Slaughter

Old time market hunters used
"scoW guns that could kill as
many as 80 70 100 waterfowl with
one shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

has failed 80 release. We do not
look up again, all interest in the
mouse gone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

CHANGING up from The cngroSs-
ing pages 10 coniurc the scene. VIC
see a mouse Scuttlc along the wall
board AZ the edge Of the faded
rug The little creature house
mouse has A longer tail and
larger ears than It's more beautl-
fW kin i'm tho fields
AS 1t scampcrs toward the cor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

club the interests Of all toy breeds of
dogs organized Incorporated only about year and
half ago established enyable record Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Michigan Dog Clubs
Toy Breeds Make Best Watchdoes, but It's
Pamperine That Makes Them Grow Soft
BY MRS. ROBERT STEIN
President, Popular Dog Club of Detroit, In

Editors Note This is the fifth In series OF articles by
dog clubs in Michigan Next week Joseph Fage president
Club of Highland Park will write about
their organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Tiny Watchdoes

The following illustrates one
Of these values:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Remembers Trdp

grand nature books, "Tarka the
Otter, by Henry Williamson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

field. More than 200 men and
boys showed up to register for the
matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

Calhoun. Mrs. J. s. Sweeney,
Mrs. WaldSo Turner Mrs. Ernest
Liebold and Mrs. NJ. j. Kearns.
MRS. CYRIL SCHLEY was
hostess to Mrs. Damon Gall,
Mrs. Loren Hawkins and Mrs.
George King,
Mrs. Fred L. Rollins Jr. wore
a modiSh dress of bright red
crepe made with long torso
and pleated skirt and topped
with small black velvet hat.
With her was Mrs. r. NJ. sFitz-
gerald, smart in a lightweight
wool,dreSS in piStachio shade and
large black felt hat.
Mrs. Marguerite UStick enter
tanned for her house guest, Miss
Maybeth Gibson OF Boston. The
other members of the fourSome
IT'S PLEASURE TO SHOP AT sIE6EL's 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Three Young
Adventures
Back Home
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

THREE YOUNG adventures
are back in the very-much-re-
lieved bosom of The Family
today.
Lyons. Ward and Allen How
land left their home in Mac
Lean avenue just month ago
today and drove to Miami where.
after considerable nosing about,
they embarked on a lengthy
cruise TO Cuba and TO Nassau.
Their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn A. Rowland. were proud
their three youthful offspring
undertook such a jaunt, but are
mighty glad TO have them back
home again.
MRS. c. HASCALL BLISS OF
Beverly road is said to be spend
ing some time down in Manhat-
tan at The Ambassador.
BACK HOME from a month
Or-more IN Leland are Mrs. Mat
thew A. Carey of Indian Village.
along with her three spritely
daughters. Mary and Betty and
Kitty.
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE
LEROY AUSTIN OF Whitmore
road will be luncheon hosts Sat-
urday. following meeting OF
the board of governors of the
Huegenot Society of Michigan.
converting at Hotel Buckingham
at 1870 that morning.
MIR. Austin just happens 10
bc vice president Of the group
Just few of the many who'll
turn out for this conclave in
clude Mrs. Edward j. Savage
Mrs. Sidney c. Probert AMI
Harry ~ Deyo.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Miss Ripey's
Wedding Set
For Saturday
photo by Tiffany Studios

MISS VIRGINIA CON
STANCE RIPLEY. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Burton James Rip
ley of Montgomery avenue, will
become the bride of Charles
Warren Kramer son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Kramer of Royal
Oak. at st. Agnes Church, Sat-
urday.
A wedding breakfast for -
guests. including the families
and the wedding party, will fol-
low at The Abingdon at noon.
From , until ) in the after
noon, reception for their
friends will be held at the home
of the brides parents.
The couple will reside in Alta
dcna street, Royal Oak. upon
their return from an eastern
wedding trip.
MRS. EARL MARTIN ard
her son, Paul, Of Columbia, Pa,
have been visiting Mrs. Mar
tins brother and siSter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T.. Miller
Of Royal Oak
Young Mr., NJ. will be prepar-
ing to enter college any day,
now.
DOROTHY {. AMES of Ken
Sington road. daughter OF the
late MIR. and Mrs. John L. AmeS,
became the bride of Clifford A.
Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs AL
fred O. Martin OF Camden ave-
nue., on August 30 in Annuncia-
ton Church. Rev. Fr. Regis M.
Hickey olficiatcd.
Leah Ames. sister Of The bride.
was maid of honor and Mildred
AmcS. also sister Of the bride.
and Gloria Martin. sister OF the
bridegroom. were bridesmaids.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Robert
Paul
Joseph Hoste Of Centerlinc
Mich was best man. Richard
Trapp. Peter White and Eugene
Szkula Of Port Huron we're
uShcrS
A breaklaSt-dInner Combina-
tion was served following the
service at tho Detroit Turner's
Club and a reception in the eve
ming
The young couple left on a
trip TO ScottdalC Pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11
Detroit Artists Death Meufned

IT'S GOING to be lonely without Russ LegSe, beloved
Detroit death suddenly Tuesday afternoon
And heart-caching recall how bravely and
planngy travelled these few with almost
sightess and few things could be more tragic to al
artist.
it's wonderful have the memory of friend like
Russ carry your heart who his artists beret
gayy. brush always impaired his own delicious
humor TO his canvases who tolerant Of and en-
coura ging to all he knew.
In mis- quiet way he carved mighty place for himself m
the esteem of and women all over the world -.
He gentle artist and good friend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-11

were Mrs. Robert Aldrich and
Miss Beth Doris Burket.
Gimpsed Mrs. wrence
Downie. who was dashing in a
leaf brown suit, fox furs and a
brown felt pompadour hat.
Mrs. j. r. Mosby had large
party, her guests including; Mrs.
Herman Weckler, Mrs. Lester
Brooks. Mrs, Herbert Walton.
Mrs. Charles Huff, Mrs Richard
Mead, Mrs. ]. B. Wagstaff and
Mrs. w. p. Brown
MRS. F. F. DINLEY had a
liable for four, her guests being
Mrs. G.. +. Powers, Mrs. Glenn
Ellerthorpe and Mrs. John
hamilton
Mrs. Edward Harding was
hostess to Mrs. Joe Harding,
COMPLETELY AIR.CoNpITtoNEO HN.l