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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
.To|es-De|dney
Contracts Ready

Contracts were presented today
by Louis Newman. promoter, 70
Douglas Mode. secretary OF the
boxing commission, for a heavy
weight battle between Roscoe
Toles of Detroit and AL Delaney
OF Windsor, July Is, at Arena
Gardens.
Commissioner John J. Hettchs
will examine the contracts at a
meeting Monday at 2 p. m, and
presumably the fight will be
okayed at this time. Delaney IL
the recognized heavyweight cham
pion of Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

Buddy Baer 237 pounds and Abe Smons ESQ, should
bring out the fans who like big things fall droves
they collide at the Polo Grounds in New York August IA
Joe Louis best show horses Prince and Flash which
at the annual Negro horse Utica, Mich,
September 223 Muue clerks Detroit Fair Grounds track
have been threatened with the loss of days pay every buck
under the customers right change which
not make tough getting help that paradise Of chance
Bill Tden ranks the tennis gals thusly Suzanne Lenglen
Alice Marble and Helen Wills My my what will the Wills
fans say o this, Wilum?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
strange hold boxing. going to restore boxing to
its rghtful state as a clean sport"

You can't Meehan is not ambitious
HOWE Weiss insurance has told the fulback to
choose between his job and the Detroit Lions the
pany he is valuable TO be the length of the
football Joe L. Brown of Joe F. Brown, the
film comic president OF the Waterloo Club the Three
League, White Sox farm Young Brown 3D. attended
University of California Los Angeles branch until the call to
baseball job got too strong Francis Maher, 190pound
fuback from University of Toledo has signed with the Pitts
burgh Steeers Drivers of the 500me indianapolis auto
grind two feet Of adhesive around the stomach
keep internal from shaking they powder
pufs TO wipe of their goggles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Municipal SoftbaH
League Schedule


hicromatic We. Manila at Lodge !.
JAW i5A vs.. Dee Club a. 81. clair 4.
Gelatin vs.. Berry NJ Gallagher 2.
Sweetest Heart OF Mary W.. Msrgss %
Pingree 2.
Sanders A c. W.. Thompson at Car
stems 1.
HUDSON A. A. vs. Hi.Lns A. C. at Pts
gree 4.
East sidsrs VS. Zenith at Lodge J.
Local D. 1850 We. j. J. at Lodge O.
Club Tusbor va. Detroit Jr. saxons a
Chandler J.
WEST SIDE
Green Oaks w Pepsi Al Northwestern 4.
Irish-Americans va. Cubs A. c. st
Northwestern 8.
MONTGOMERY Ward vs. Rsscals A. c. at
q.
-Four Aces vs. American Eagles at A.
kinson ].
Auto vs.. wsts-whslsn at Northwest
em 3. =
Transportstion vs. Fort Wayne Co.
Al Atkinson z.
p; q B. Eagles W Drevsry's at Cars
Fort wsyn. W.. Detroit Rex at Atkls.
First United Church vs.. chsmberin a
Codd 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

Great players ALL" says Bill But think that. at
her best Alice would Helen and that Suzanne
would have beaten Alice Suzanne would have beaten Alice
wouldn't permitted her 20 the net"
Luke Sewe is of those managers who pitches
batting practise Charles Comiskey, 14year-old
of the White Sox boasts that in Jimmy Dykes he has he
best in baseball lot of people in the baseball
world agree with Master Charles Joe DMaggo and George
Sisler have Sisler high commissioner of the
National SemPro Baseball Congress with headquarters
Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

the Fall. the coaching urge"
may get the best Of Bauer.
SET FOR RETURN-On the
ailing fist for almost a month
with a lame arm, Joe Moceri,
the eX-Legion pitcher here
abouts, this week rejoins the
Muskegon Reds Moceri was
the Reds top moundsman until
halted by the ailment.
MUSKETEERS IN ARMY /:
Sam Ketchman and Steve Sebo
who with Norman Fertig form
erly made up the three mus
keteerS at Michigan State both
are with Uncle Sam now 4.
Sebo'S al Fort Custer, Ketchman
at Selfridge Field Both had
been coaching for the last three
years Ketchman at Sparta,
Sebo at Petoskey.
BARGAIN PRICES-The Mich
igan-Ohio Softball league, one o
the country's classiest circuits
doesn't believe in taxing the peck
etbooks Of its supporters TO an.
degree Admission
TO all games is 20 cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Purple Grads Would
Compete Again

EVANSTON. H., July r.
Every graduating letterman at
Northwestern University was
handed a QUESTIONABLE which
sought 10 learn il they'd do the
same thing all over again. Every
one of 80 answered in favor of
athletics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Joe Louis Insists He's Not Slipping
If He Were,
Bomber Would
Stop Fighting
By CLAYTON HEPLER


Joe Louis doesn't think he's
slipped as a fighter. and he has
AS great a zest for fighting as he
ever had.
81 wouldn't he lighting Mt all
n didn't like to-" says the
champion.
I'll know n I'm slipping or
not after j fight Lou Nova. But
1 don't think I am"
And those who still hold the
idea that the Brown Bomber
thinks and talks in words OF one
syllable would have been amazed
as he analysed the past seven
months of his career-the bum-of-
the-month campaign that has
done much TO destroy the aura OF
invincibility that previously had
surrounded him.
Most people don't know I've
been In training since Novem-
her 49," Joe started his ex-
PLANTATION.
Five Weeks of
1--WE had about Ave weeks
of, IL all, up until the time 1
fought Billy Conn. / was down
TO 1919 pounds then, and i was
tired, didn't have any edge.
after I fought Red Burman
I went right into training for
Gus Dorazio. And after 1
fought Tony Muston started
right away to get ready for
Buddy Baer. I just haven't had
any time of to myself"
And putting it up to this re-
porter. the champ said:
"You know how IL IL your
self when you have to write .
story every day. Some days
they won't be so good. And
after you've written q story
every day for awhile, you need
. vacation.
That's what hgure I needed,
and I'm getting IL now. That's
why I'll know after tho Nova
tight whether I'm really slip
ping or whether / was just
tired.
81 don't think I'm slipping
because there were n couple OF
times In the Conn fight that 1
thought I had him. But / just
didn't seem to be able to An
ish him.
Could See Punches
"And / could see his punches
coming. don't think could
have done that IL I'd really
been slipping"
On paper Louis figures to take
Nova in his stride. Despite his
"cosmic punch, which Make
Baer knows so well, Nova is a
Stand-up fighter made TO order of
the Bomber's style.
One thing that may be TO Nova's
advantage is Joe's mental state.
And by that we don't mean as far
as his ability is concerned. Joe's
convinced he hasn't lost anything
that a good rest will not restore.
What we do mean is just how
he fares in the divorce suit brought
by his wife. Jack Dempsey had
his affairs in tangle and didn't
know which way he was going the
first time he fought Gene Tunney.
And. without doubt, that was
contributing factor 10 the defeat
of the old ManaSSa Mauler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

announced by
William r cid,
chairman of the
event. The golf
will be followed
by dinner and
entertainment.
Mayors Ed
ward j. J 2 f.
fries of Detroit
and Arthur l..
r e a u m q q I
Windsor will be
honored guests.
j q ffrie s win
team up with
Bob Howell of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Auto Dealers
Play Tuesday

A field OF 500 golfers will play
in the annual Detroit Automobile
Dealers Association tournament
at Tam o. Shanter Tuesday il was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

one of the best golfers
in the state, to play Mike Dietz,
Detroit district champion. and
Judge George T. Murphy of the
Traffic Court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Boxing No Longer a Sport

REBELLION DEPT-Chick Meehan, former football coach
now promoting boxing Ebbes Field in Brooklyn directed
this challenge Mike Jacobs:
Boxing II longer n sport. IL has become business
monopoly condition the deerment of the general
public. have decided to fight this monopoly which has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

Dro is the same gent who,
couple of seasons back. won all
American basketball recogni-
tion at the University OF Indiana.
PROS ON TOUR-Both Sagi.
nav and Kalamazoo are included
in the Summer itinerary Of Bill
Fred Perry, Winnie Rich.
ards and Karel Kozeluh The
quartet hit Saginaw. Tuesday. am
are in Kalamazoo direct 10 you
"a hours later.
NEW PROFESSION-Out as
Coldwater's coach after a IT.
year stand there, Sonny Bauer
now is engaged in the insurance
business Some OF his pals,
however, have an idea, that come
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Tripping over Michgsn's
sporting country:

TALKED TOO MUCH: Hal
Cromer Of the Saginaw White SoX
will watch his step the next time
the Sox hit Muskegon On the
clubs last visit there. Cromer said
something which didn't sound right
to a female fan She had the
player hauled into court, where he
was fined $l2 for profane re-
marks.
Comeback Note: John Middles-
worth. one of the states most sue
cesSful prep coaches until laid low
by illness two years ago, returns
to the fold at Petoskey next Fall,
Sebo Formerly at
l. anSing Central, Middlesworth
gained his biggest fame as a foot
ball mentor leading the Reds
through three undefeated seasons.
PROSPECT DE LUXE-Man-
ayers around Michigan's minor
league are dishing out favorable
comment in the direction of Bob
Dro. Grand RAPIDS outfielder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Team, Hard Hit

What with Newsom off stride
and Hank Greenberg in the arrpy,
and Pat Mullin out for the se1son
with a dislocated shoulder. the
Tigers have been hard hit this
year. Any one of these losses
would be enough to disrupt any
team. And. on top of these major
setbacks. Charley Gehringer and
Barney McCosky have been ailing.
Not to mention the disintegration
of once brilliant fingers like
Tommy Bridges and Schoolh1n
Rowe.
All in all Il has been a rather
frightful season for Del Baker and
the rest of the Tigers. It is q
wonder that the team is able to
win at all. Whereas the going Of
|Creenberg was expected, the loss
of Mullin was terrific shock 10
the Tigers, after the brilliant
showing Of the recruit after no
had been recalled from Buffalo.
Pat was all set TO be acclaimed
the rookie star Of the season when
he was laid low in a collision in a
game in Chicago.
Another cause OF deep worry 10
Baker is what 10 do about the
Tiger inheld Whether or not
Charley Gehringer plans TO make
this his last season, il is certain
that the Tigers have 10 do some
thing about the inner works in
their lineup. II not regulars they
will certainly need requirements
that measure up somewhat 10
what Gehringer and Pinky Hig-
gins were in their peak days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Shy OF Infsldsrs

Where these requirements are
TO come from is a problem, which
neither Jack Zeller nor Baker 10
near to solving at this time.
Whereas the Tigers have pitchers
and outfielders of promise in their
farm system they are woefully shy
of infield material.
With Freddie Hutchinson and
Virgil Trucks sensations at Buff
falo, pitching prospects for next
Spring are more than ordinarily
bright. With 10 victories in the
bag. Hutchins appears 10 he we'll
on his way 10 more than 20 wins
in the international League. And.
Trucks. with a blazing fast ball.
is heralded as another Walter
johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Tigers Chance
For 1st Division
Grows Brighter
BY LEO MACDoNELL

While the 1871 pennant grows
DINNER and DINNER, the fifth
place Tigers prospects Of regain
ling a first division berth today ap-
pear brighter with Buck Newsom
apparently regaining form after q
dismal start.
With Is consecutive innings
pitched. Newsom won his last two
starts and is eager for his next
start, which will come against the
Athletics, who start a three-gams
series with the Tigers at Briggs
STADIUM this Sunday.
Whereas all prospects OF wins
ming 20 or more games for the
fourth season in a row appears Ia
lbe dissipated, Newsom is confident
that he will wind up with Is
Igames on the right side OF the
ledger. To date he has won seven
and lost IL games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
On the State Beat - - BY George Maskin
TALKS TOO MUCH lands IN COURT

q Sum M ers ON alert .
BY George Maskin

the Fall. the coaching urge"
may get the best OF Bauer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Baer, Simon Should Draw

is TO wipe on their goggles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

YOU" he said. 'can he covered
while we are journeying 10 Lii
lian's-incidentall In the ar
-mored car-sO don't have any
tremOrs or paipitatfng questions
'why' or wherefore when you
see IL at the curb"
Was ne simply giving me a taste
OF my own medicine in requiring
me to travel in the armored car
as ! had insisted that ne do IN
going down 10 the village? ] ac-
quilted him Of that pettinesS. but,
knowing that the Underwood
apartment was IN a most con-
servative section 81 the city. /
wondered If ne had learned OF
some danger which might threaten
one Of US while we were travel
ing across the city
IL love travelling in that car"
/ told him. and he lifted a quiz
zical eyebrow at me, as he
turned TO Mary
Forgive this question, Mary
nc said. but must ask u.
just what is the status of your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
PITFALLS OF LOVE :: By Adele Garrison

friendship with stephen Red
feid?"
a hot flush spread over Mary''
face
here isn't any status any
more, Si1e said. W hen ! told
YOU what I'd found out. and
why I'd been playing around
with him, didn't finish the
story. Noel plainly showed his
jealousy at the party, and Steve
made wisecrack. 10 me about
Noel later I'm this apartment that
made me furious. Noel knocked
at the door just at that instant,
and StFve was so frightened he
didn't know which way he was
headed. AT Aunt Madge's be-
hest. got him out and turned
him over for safe keeping 10 my
papa-in-Iaw. but while I was
doing II, I burned him up plenty.
I blistered him on all sides"
Dear. dear" said my father
astonishingly. 81 am sorry 20
hear that"
tContinued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

ing about It," / told Mary
You'll know shortly after my
father gets here what it - he
wants of YOU"
Then I dressed. did my ifair1 ap-
piled cold creams. lotion anc
powder, and came back into the
living room. just as Mary an
wered the shrilling telephone
"Grandpa Spencer Is on the
way up" she said and ] '0r''
the telephone from her hand,
and spoke into It,
Its just leaving the kitchen
now" he said, and with every
thing under control as Dicky
is so fond Of saying / went 70
the door 10 greet my father
Are you ready TO gO?" he
asked, when ! had drawn for
ward an easy chair for him, and
he had greeted Mary with a re-
assuring Don't worry, child"
which promptly Gained her
patent nervousness.
"All ready as soon as we have
breakfast" / told him
But we can't walt" ne be-
gan. and a knock on the door
effectually stopped his protest
Here's the breakfast now" /
said. and when the table came
in with the warming oven beside
il. ! hurriedly marshalled my
father and Mary into chairs
took my own. and We began TO
eat. tacitly observing my rule. 70
which my father generally
bows. that in time Of stress. we
shall not mix discussion Of plans
without food.
Fat first. and talk after
ward" is tho motto / enforce.
and Dicky and my father usu-
ally observe IL with A good
grace. But never have OBJ
tanned my mother-in-law,s CO.
operation and ] long ago gave
up any attempt 10 win her over
TO my slogan
I'noticed with pleasure that m!
father was enjoying his meal. ant
Mary and / were valient trencher
women after our maps, despite III
worry that engulfed us. Whel
we had finished. Mary and
showed the table into the hall an,
shutting the door. came back ant
sat down opposite my father VIII
had taken out one OF his specia
cigars. and was contemplating !
almost affectionately
"May smoke ." my father
asked, with the old-fashiored
courteous request when the
meal was finished
We both gave immediate AM
enthusiastic assent, and when h
had lighted il and pulled il for
patiently luxurious minute or two
he looked over at me.
"What I have 10 discuss with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

DUMPING TtIE v4eehseo POLICEMEN ~ DISTANT
FOREST FL ASA, DALE AND ZARkOV PIT on TAG FOES
talsoRkhs Ahlo HEAD FOG 1AE 20CkEI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

THERE'S NO use speculat-
ing about IT," l told Mary
You'll know shortly after my
father gets here what It's he
wants of yOu."
Evening star., 1941-02-02

min H. Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Edgar
P. Copeland, Mrs. Harry Wardman,
DR.. and Mrs. Luther H. Reichelder-
fer, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sim Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Jelleff, Miss
Laura Harlan, Miss Pauletta Guffey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lansburgh, Mrs.
David ]. DUNCAN, Mrs. Cresson
Newbold, Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin,
Mrs. Price Whitaker, Mrs. Charles
I. Corby, Mrs. G. Calvert Bowie,
Miss Belle Sherwin, Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe, Mrs. Chester D. Swope,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos del Mar, Mrs.
Levi Cooke, Col. Robert H. Fletcher,
1t. Col. w. C. Crane, Col. Arthur
Harris, Comdr. and Mrs. Frank
Slingluff, Mr.. L. Metcalfe Walling, 1t.
Col. Everett M. Yon, Mrs. Ernest G..
Walker Mrs. Edward A. CafritZ, Mrs.
Irene Caldwell, Capt. and Mrs. w.
Donald, Mrs. William Arthur Nor
gan. DR.. and Mrs. LIE Roy Sawyer, jr.,
Mrs. William B. Willard. Mrs. H. H.
McCubbin, Mrs. Harrison Brand,
Mrs Edward L. Hillyer, Dr.. James
Lyon Alexander, Comdr Homer N.
Wallin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Evans,
jr., Mrs. George p. Scriven and Mr..
Hugh Fleming, jr.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Miss Catrow Weds
Mr.. Washington
In Alexandria

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Raymond Cat
row announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Jean Catrow, to Mr.. Richard
Blackburn Washington. jr.,
Thursday, January 16, at 2 pm.
at the home of her parents in
Jefferson Park, Alexandria, Va.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Ernest M. Winbourne of
Staten Island, N Y, before an
improvised altar, in the presence
of the two families. The brides
brother, Mr.. Jacob r. Catrow,
gave her in marriage. Miss Cat
row is a graduate of st. Agnes
School in Alexandria.
Mr.. Washington's best man was
his brother, Mr.. Jaquelin M.
Washington, also of Staten
Island, N. Y. He attended
Episcopal High School in Alex
andria and is graduate of the
Capitol Radio Engineering In
stitute of Washington and is now
employed by the Washington In
stitute of Technology at College
Park, Md. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard B. Washington
of Washington and Virginia. Mr..
and Mrs. Washington are making
their home in Washington.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

is made of smooth liquid latex.
It's made all in one piece, even to
the garters And the supple latex
is as smooth and soft as your skin.
Almost magically it helps to slim
you into 1.-THE, lovely lines
and it all happens so easily, so
comfortably that you're amazed
at your new slender young figure.
The great secret is Latex
light, pliable, resilient-the perfect
material for control without con.
striction. To wash-rinse in suds,
pat with towel presto, and
it's dry. Pink, blue or white.
And each girdle comes pleasantly
scented in its own slim tube con-
tainer. It's built-in-one with gar
ters attached and is perfo-
rated for ventilation. Extra large
size, $3.50. Plsytex panty girdle.
s200. Main Floor The Palais
ROYAL,
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Dinner Parties Feature
Week in Chevy Chase
Engels Are Hosts at Buffet Supper;
Miss Virginia Golf Returns Today
From Wedding at Fort Sill

H. Engel buffet party
Seth A. Shepard who Will
shortly City, 1t Comdr Shepard has been
included Comdr Mrs r. Hanson Comdr
Mrs T. B McNdurey 1t Comdr
F. A Mr. PleaSanon
N. and Mrs O. r. Schoiz
and Mr. and Igor Upper Darby Pa who the week
end Mr.. and Mrs Engel
Virginia Lowell Gof daughter Of Comd and Mrs Oro Con
and Mrs Leon Cole in Fort Sill to attend
Lit lie Roy Shoemaker
of Washington Friday Miss Gon will return today to
her home Chevy Chase, Md
luncheon and bridge yesterday
in her home Leland street.
Temple Webster
Has Ohio
Mrs Ben Temple Webster her guests Mr. and Mrs Robert
penefo fonta aine
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Play to Draw
Social Lights

Leading members of society will
turn out tomorrow night for the
performance at the National of
THE Male Animal" the third play
of the second half of the subscrip-
ton series of the Theater Guild and
the American Theater Society.
Another equally brilliant first
night audience will be on hand for
the opening of the fourth subscrip-
ton play Monday night, February
10. which will present the famous
double winner of the 1910 Pulitzer
Prize and the New York Drama
Critics Circle Award, The Time of
Your Life" with Mr.. Eddie Bowling
and Miss Julie Hayden heading the
cast.
Among those who are subscribers
to the Theater Guild plays in Wash
ington, and who will attend tomor-
row nights opening. will be Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Smith, Mr. and Mrs
Donald Woodward, Mrs. william r
Lichtenburg, DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Ashbrook, Mr. Sidney c. Taliaferro
Mrs. Charles J. Brand, Mrs. w
Wallace Chiswell, Mrs. Charles S
Abel, Mrs. Page Hufty, Mrs. J
Lawrence Houghtehng, Mr.. c. C
Concannon. Mrs. Albert P. Niblack
Mrs. Randolph H. Miner. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Caswell, DR.. and Mrs
Alexander V. Dye, Mr.. and Mrs
George Parsons, Mrs. William Cor
coran Eustis, Col. and Mrs. George
M. Barnes, Mrs. j. Franklin Carter
Mrs. Lee M. Robinson, Mr. Court
land D. Ferguson, 1t. Col. and Mrs
Burnett r. Olmsted, Mrs. Frank
Parrish, Mr. William r. McComb
Mr.. Herbert l., WiIlett, 1r.
Mr.. Faik Konitza, Maj. and Mrs
! Horace B. Smith and Mrs. Benia.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

Seventy-Seven Club, composed OF
the wives of members of the new
Congress. These groups have been
formed with each new Congress for
some years past, though few have
been SO prompt in organization.
Representative and Mrs. Skies are
living at Silver Spring, Md, for
the remainder of this season.
Mrs. George A. Paddock of ILL
nois was elected vice chairman,
and others in charge of the Or
ganization are Mrs. Clinton p An
derson Of New Mexico. secretary
treasurer, and the Membership Com
mittee. under the Craftsmanship of
Mrs. Thomas Rolph of California
includes Mrs. L. Mendel Rivers OF
South Carolina and Mrs. Richard T
Gale of Minnesota.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

names include Mrs. Robert Stewart
Richardson, Mrs. George Barnett,
Mrs. Emil Hurja, Mrs. E. Goring
Bliss, Mrs. Karl A. Fenning, Mrs.
Stanley Sears, Mrs. Howard Nichols
and Mrs. Elizabeth Murray.
Mrs. Edward Campbell Shields is
chairman of the Hostess Committee
for the fashion show and tea and is
assisted by Mrs. Herrick, Mrs Cald-
well, Mrs. Fenning, Mrs. Murray,
Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. Sears, Mrs. w. w.
Husband. Mrs. Elmer S. Frazier,
Mrs. Henry D. Ralph, Mrs. L. H.
Macomber, Mrs. George S. Ward,
Mrs. F. M. Goodwin, Mrs. j. Brant
Clark, Mrs. Garland Ferguson, Mrs.
John w. Guider, Mrs, Barnet Mover,
Mrs R. c. Bowker and Mrs. Chester
Manley.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

celebroted. marriages often
toke ploce, and sometimes O
boby is born during the run Of
the show.
Since its opening, more thon
yeor oeo. The Male Ami
mol" hos had its shore Of
hoppy events. There have, Of
course, been the usuoI quote
Of birthday porties.
Two wedding anniversary
parties took place within two
Days Of eoch other. EIizobeth
Love, the Ieodine lody. and her
husbond, Gene Cotron. of New
York, TOASTED the compony on
the occasion of their second
anniversary.
The biggest celebration took
ploce on JonuoN 9Th. when the
pIoy ~os O year old. BY CO.
incidence, the event took ploce
in Columbus, the birthplace OF
Co. outhor jones Thurber and
the home Of Ohio Stote Uni
versity, where Thurber offend
ed school. Practically the en-
tire community took port in the
porN which began boek stoee
immediately after the perform
once.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Gives Tea Today

Miss Beverly Marshall will enter
tain at the tea hour this afternoon
in the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowland s. Marshall, at 1916
New Hampshire avenue. Miss Mar
shall will be assisted by Miss Ach-
sab Dorsey, Miss Patricia Grady.
Mrs. William Snow, jr., and Sonora
Alexandra Castro.