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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-21

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Evening star., 1941-05-04
p. E. O..
Will Give
; Charters
District Chapter
Convention to Be
Held Next Week

Three new local chapters of the
P. E. o. Sisterhood will receive
charters at the ANNUAL convention
of the District Chapter May 1914
at the Shoreham Hotel.
Chapter T, recently organized at
the home of Mrs. Merle Gaddis, is
the latest unit to be formed in the
District. Chapters r and S were
organized in January.
Mrs. Blanche D. Walker of Helena,
Mont, the first vice president of
the Supreme Chapter, will formal
ly present the charters. Mrs. Walk
er is scheduled to address the con-
vention at the Tuesday morning
and Wednesday afternoon sessions.
Tuesdays session also will include
a round table and an hour of re-
membrance," with a banquet in the
evening. Mrs. Maurine Mesch,
chairman of the presidents round
table, will preside over the round
table and Mrs. Robert M. Fergu-
son, a past State president, will be
in charge of the memorial service.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig will be
toastmistress at the banquet.
Senator Alexander Wiley of Wis
consin will address the convention
Wednesday at 11:30 am, follow
ing model meeting conducted by
officers and members of Chapter I.
Miss S. Elizabeth Reynolds, presi-
dent of the District Chapter, will
preside at all the sessions.
Hostess units are Chapter K,
headed by Mrs. Leila Pier King,
and Chapter L, headed by Mrs.
Haig.
Mrs. M. H. Fohrman, District
organizer, was in charge of forming
the new chapter T, which will have
the following officers: Mrs. William
Clarke, president; Mrs. Corbett Ma
dine, vice president; Mrs. H. E.
zimmerman, recording secretary;
Mrs. Gaddis, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Celia Chatelain, chap
lain; Mrs. Gladys Fellows, treasur-
er, and Mrs. Robert Newland, guard.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

grams Thursday and Friday at Ais
pm. of children of the kindergarten
and nursery schools. An operetta,
The Queen of the Garden" given
by girls between 10 and IL years
old, will follow, and the program
will close with the Maypole dance.
Charles Wakefield Cadmans op-
eretta, Hollywood Echoes" will be
presented all three evenings at 7:45
o'clock by the clubs and music
classes. All evening programs are
to be given in the garden behind the
settlement house.
Selection of the May Queen is an
eagerly awaited surprise, Miss Mar
Evening star., 1941-05-04

The traditional pagan welcome to
spring of ancient England will again
be celebrated by friends of the
good neighbor of the southwest"
Barney Neighborhood House. 470 N
street S.W.
Complete with two operettas, May
pole dances and a sale of articles
made in the house, the May festival
will be open from 3 to 10 pm. each
day, May Is, Is and II.
Parents who themselves once took
part will watch their children per-
form in the 39th annual festival.
The 18th century Devonshire
Mayer Song will usher in the pro-
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Community Center
Play Tournament
Starts Tomorrow
Finals to Be Held Saturday;
Trophies Donated by
Star to Be Awarded

The one-act play tournament of
Divisions 1913, Community Center
and Fairgrounds Department, will
begin at 8:15 pm. tomorrow in the
auditorium of Garnet-patterson
Junior High School, when the Com
munity Players take the stage to
present THE Desperationist."
Other plays to be offered tomor-
row night, in accordance with re-
suits of the drawing for positions,
are Miss or Mrs." by the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing Drama
tic Club, and That's My Baby by
the Community Dramatic Players.
The Wednesday night schedule
comprises "E Pluribus," by the How
ard Players; THE Mother Who
Went Away" by the St. Cyprian's
Sunday School Club, and "WienieS
on Wednesday" by the Cardozo
Night Players. Friday night, the
plays will be Hot Lemonade" by
the Shiloh Players; "ClouQpurSl,
by the Maskers, and The Boor," !"
by the Excelsior Dramatic Arts
Club.
The finals will be held Saturday
night, and trophies for first, Sec
ond and third places, donated by
The Star, will be awarded. The
Stars medal will be presented the
actor whose individual performance
Is adjudged best.
Judges for the preliminaries are
Prof. J. Francis Gregory of Miner
Teachers College, Mrs. Leona B.
Dudley, professor of English at
Howard University; Ralph Mat
thews of the Afro-American edi-
torial staff and Lewis T. Achille,
professor of French at Howard Uni
versity. The flnalists will be ranked
Evening star., 1941-05-04

garet Bell Merrill, head resident,
reports, and the choice will not be
announced until the Queen makes
her appearance.
Seven Maypoles will be erected
for the dances to be held at pm.
Saturday in the street in front Of
Barney House. The street will be
closed for the dances, and Miss
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Merrill expects a crowd Of 1000 to
see the affair. A program of folk
dancing will precede the dance.
The Marine Band will accompany
the dancers, playing a concert at
4:30 o'clock before the dances.
Throughout the three days of the
festival, the department of, arts
and crafts will have on display
articles made in the house during
the past year.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

by Arlington Smith, professor of
English at Morgan College, Balti-
more; Walter Kerr of the Catho-
lie University department of drama,
Harry Macarthur of The Stars
drama department, Mr.. Matthews
and Mrs. Ella H. Weaver, profess
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Two Get Scholarships

Two Washington students have
been awarded scholarships to Ober-
lin College for next year, w. H.
Seaman, director of admissions of
the Ohio institution, announced
yesterday. They are Mark w. Lesser
son, Woodrow Wilson High School,
who received a Miller Scholarship
valued at $1,000 and covering four
years tuition, and Edward T. Herm-
berg, Woodward High School, who
was given a choice of one of three
Glass of 1891 Scholarships, covering
full tuition for one year.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

"Senores! There is a woman
here!"
Copyright, 1941. by Chicago Daily News)
Concluded tomorrow
The mystery is cleared up.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
S(3be Glorious Illusion
By Michael Trent
CHAPTER XIII.


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Wather You'll
Waher tried to frame the murder on LYDIA
She placed gun trunk knowing the girl would handle it,
Evidently the bearing Lydas fngerpn to the
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Evening star., 1941-05-04
Wanted: Thousand Girls
For Army Post Dances

The District Defense Council
needs at least another 1000 girls
to meet the growing demand for
dancing partners at nearby military
posts. Archie Edwards, chairman
of the Government Employees Service
Committee of the council, said yes
terday registration would be held in
room 400 at the District Building
on weekdays from 9 am. to pm.
and Saturdays from am. to pm.
The council will entertain Army men
here May 16 at dance at the Gov
ernment Printing Office.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
;or of English at Howard Univer-

Plans for the tournament have
been made by general committee
headed by Miss Gertrude Parthenia
McBrown and including also Ber-
nard Pryor and Horace Randolph.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
BIN ST.. Sisterhood
TO Give Card Party,

BIN. SENIOR SIS T e r.
HOOD is planning a card party
to be held on Thursday, May
Is, at eight o'clock, at the Are
thusa Hotel. Mrs. Leo Mandel
is general chairman of arrange
ments.
Plans for the party were made
Monday evening at potluck
dinner meeting of the sister
hood held at Mrs. Samuel Lows
home on Cass avenue. Cards and
other games were the diversion
of the evening.
A GROUP of friends will gath
er this evening for dinner to hon.
or Mrs. Charles r. Ullrich,
whose birthday anniversary is
today.
ROSE CLUB of st. Louis par
ish will meet Thursday at 1880
o'clock with Mrs. David john
ston, Alfred street.
MIR. AND MRS. SAM GINS
BERG, ia Robertson street, are
celebrating their 18th wedding
anniversary today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
MCHS Speech Class Entertains
at Tea for Faculty and Mothers

TWO HUNDRED FACULTY
MEMBERS and mothers were %
be guests this afternoon at . tea
given by Miss Margaret Ann
Ayers ninth grade speech class
Of Mount Clemens High school.
The event Is the climax Of .
study of manners and behavior
at such functions which the class
has been carrying on.
General chairman of the event
Is Barbara Nicholson. Hester
Matthews Il chairman Of the
hostess committe, Jenny Good
and Phyllis Rosso Of food, Gloria
Morrison and Frances Hickman
of the decorations, Jean Scott
of service, and Patsy Foster Of
the welcoming committee.
Blue, white and pink are the
colors being used. The table was
to be conferred with q bouquet az
white lilacs and tulips, with Mrs.
c. p. McGrath, Mrs. L. Wade
Fast, Miss Pauline Stevenson
and Miss Elizabeth Hardwood
presiding.
The cleanup squad includes
Barbara Pettingill, Ruth Sheets,
Shirley Krentz, Athlone Miller,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
WCTU Holds
County keet

THE ENTIRE SLATE q a.
fieers h The county 6rgnpiaofioa
~ Womanss Clir1S&i1n 1Hlnpor-
.ance uniens JRas FeeleefQ ] -.
'<erday.at t. annn6l SoaSsGS1ou
held instlaS Bap4ist Church par
lors.
Officers rseleetsd are Mr..
Mary James, president; lGrA
Frank Hacker, correspondlng
secretary; 1ars. Marquette Lick
Of Warren. treasurer; and l1ra.
Louise Long. recording seers-
tary. riM
Mrs, Harry Green a. lssads
was appotnted first vics-proSi-
dent. and 1gFs. Elsie Fox. second
vice-presi1ont.
ElectionS were held ,immedi-
ately foll0tving lupcheon ysGtsr.
day, altar which Z beautiful M
mortal aervjcs for Departed
member Il TIE county W0s en-
ductsd BY. Mis- Lillian Droomo.
with Mr.. Roy Hoover @ sololst.
Mrs. 1Gillie Powell, state ~
cording ssecrs&ary VIA IL aaoin
spealEer o& III altssnoon. H.
talked "a tn llve point program
Of the Organization.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14

(B) Bowls
2nd-Mrs. Frank Ullrich, 80
North avenue.
3rd-Mrs. George Netsahko,
East Detroit.
CLASS 20: Artistic ARA ge-
ment of. any other spring
flowers.
2nd-Mrs. Austin Heine.
2nd-Mrs. Frank Ullrich.
CLASS 80: Artistic arrange
ment of Towering shrubs in
(B) Bowls
1st-Mrs. Ray Norman, Utica,
Mich.
2nd-Mrs. Fred Shoemaker,
Glenwood road.
SECTION - Table arrange
ments.
CLASS 81: Luncheon table for
four-porch or lawn
1st-Collette Won Boeslaser.
Ferrin Place.
1st-Mrs. Frederick Brett
meyer, Jr., Mrs. Byron Preussel.
CLASS 80: Luncheon table for
four-indoors.
1st-Mrs. A. A. Thompson, IS
Miller street.
1st-Mrs. Arthur Donaldson,
81 Lincoln.
2nd-Mrs. Floyd Rosso, Sugar
Bush road.
SECTION J-Novice class Zone
who has never won q blue rib
bon)
CLASS 80 (B) bowls
1gt-MrA Dan temperance, lo7
Moross.
2nd-Mrs. Fred Shoemaker,
Glenwood road.
3rd-Mrs. Sumner Lamkins.
b -SectioE:m 2E:v .. ..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Crowd Expected
at Games Party

A LARGE ATTENDANCE 4
expected at the games party ia
be held Thursday evening at
Sis o'clock in st. Mary's gym
nasium. Tickets may be pur-
chased from any Of the commit
tee members or ut the door.
The party Is being sponsored
by st. Peters Chapter Of Ma.
tional Council of Catholic Wom-
en-, to raise funds for Z scholar.
ship to the National School Of
Social Service In Washington,
d. c.
GERALD BETTCHER, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Bettcher,
2el5 Utica road, celebrated his
second birthday anniversary yes
terday when 10 members Of his
family gathered for . party.
Birthday cake and ice-crealm
was served a. refreshments.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN ART
MAN, 80 Moross avenue, are
ceRhEltiqg tbeir fourth dinI
anniversary today.
So
DIR. RICHARD HARVEY
MILLAR Is observing his birth
day anniversary today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Elopenent
Revealed

MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH
MAYOSKI, Of 1907 Tennyson
avenue. Roseville, announce the
marriage of their daughter Ann,
to Douald Paul, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Paul OF North
avenue. Mount Clemens.
The couple eloped to Napo-
leon. O., where they were mar
ried on Saturday, May 10. Their
only attendants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Beverage, Of st.
Clair Shores. Mrs. Beverage is
the sister of the bridegroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul will make
their home with his parents in
Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge Of cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authorita-
tive answers below.
/. May after-dinner coffee
spoons be used when coffee Is
served in large cups?
2. If there is no plate under
an iced-tea glass, what should
you do with the spoon when you
are not drinking?
8. Should parents ever disa-
gree before their children?
4. Should you ask q friend
who has recently been divorced
how her former husband Is?
5. When you become ac-
quainted with q woman who uses
Mrs. before her name, but has
no husband, should you ask her
about him?
What would you do IT,
You haven't enough toOle-
spoons to 60 around and yet you
want to serve soup In soup
plates
(a) Use teaspoons?
(b) Give up the idea Of serv-
ing soup In plates?
Answers.
I. No.
2. Put 1t back In the glass.
3. No.
4. Don't mention him.
5. No. She will tell you
whether she Il q widow or Z d.
vorcee when she wants TO.
Best "What Would You Do"
solution-(b).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
St. Louis NCCW Hears History
Of ChapIains, Aid Society Work

Mrs. Herbert r. Irish, Girl
Scout director, talked to the
group on the advantages Of Girl
Scouting, stressing especially the
good received by adults who
work with the scouts.
Girl Scout Troop Is presented
. patriotic playlet, 1.-THE Max
ing Of Our Flag" to close the
program.
At the business meeting pre-
sided over by Mrs. Vernon Ker-
win. president, Mrs. Martin
Duggan, literature and library
chairman Of the organization,
announced appointments Of her
committee members, Mrs. Mar
tin Schwenk, Mrs. Herman
Brandenburg, and Miss Elsie
Charter.
Mrs. Frank Wheat, chairman
of shrines, enrolled ten women
to attend q Day Of Recollection
to be held at Mount Cary's con-
vent in Detroit on June 4.
All members were urged to
attend the Port Huron Deanery
meeting on June 8. \
Mothers OF tie Girl Scouts
who presented the pfayief servs
ed refreshments, with Mrs. Will
bur Hinton as chairman.
On Tuesday. June 10, the
council will meet again in st.
Louis hall, after services in the
church at 7:45 o'clock.
ADAM BENNETT, II Engel-
wood avenue, is being congratu-
lated upon the occasion Of his
18th birthday anniversary today.
.
MRS. MARY SCOTT SNIP
SON spent the day In Detroit to-
day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Gay Nineties Fashion Sho 7
Highlights FEC Banquet

AN OLD-FASHIONED AT
MOSPHERE prevailed last eve
ming at the Mother end Dsugh-
ter banquet of ZDC Young
Women's Auxiliary held In the
parish hall Of Zion Evangelical
church.
Two large criss-cross tables,
at which 20 persons were seated,
were attractively decorated In
green, yellow and white. Yellow
tapers were ut each table, and
small yellow baskets Of yellow
and purple pansies, tied with
purple ribbon were given each
mother as q favor.
Many laughs and gay memo
ries were brought about by IN
old-fashioned style show which
followed the banquet. The first
model. Mrs. Charles Donelley,
appeared In . very old dress Of
white eyeiet embroidery, owned
by Mrs. John Jarchow. She car
ried . bright red fan. and wore .
large white picture hat trimmed
with red velvet.
Mrs. Malcolm Moore donned q
3S-year old dress Of white lawn
which had been the conArma-
ton dress Of Mrs. Walter Engle-
brecht. An outat which would
have been seen on the golf links
some years ago was worn by
Mrs. Carl Pingel. Il included
gray knickers, white blouse and
she carried the usual golf acces-
series.
Mra Clarence Neither made
. costume typical 7nf the old
fashioned period. She won much
applause q she entered n her
long black skirt, white blouse
and large black plumed hat.
She wore Z fur piece and @ she
walked one could go her old
fashioned high top buttoned
shoes.
OF equal interest was Mrs. Don
aid Chapman In red and white
striped stockings and : paialey
print dress. Mrs. Jehn aarwood
wore the tight Atting gown a.
black creps with low neek-llna,
30 popular IN the gay ninetiea."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Picnic Supper to Eel
Retiring Teacher

PLANS ARE BEING MADE
for q picnic supper on May "a,
to honor Mrs. Anna Hicks,
Mount Clemens High school
teacher who II retiring this year
after ~ years of teaching here.
The supper will be held In the
garden Of Mr.. and Mrs. Monte
Mcrarlan,. Cas- avenue, and
guests will include high school
teachers and members Of the
school board.
Gertrude Pratt Il chairman of
arrangements, assisted by Mary
Rogers, Mrs. Lucille Stewart.
Miriam Norman, Mar garet
Schmutz, Mrs. Edgar Racine.
Frank Kissell. Herman Beck and
Mr.. McFarlane.
MIR. AND MRS. HERBERT
BROWN Of Detroit won high
score last evening at the regular
Tuesday tournament bridge ut
the home of Mrs. James Erskine,
Cas- avenue. -.s--.@-4
ELLA M. EGNEW Of Buffalo,
a former resident OF Mount
Clemens, Is in Mount Clemens
for the Summer, as the guest of
Miss Kate McCreedy, Market
street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Three Hundred Visit Gorgeous Array Of Flowers at Tulip Se
Dinner Party Fetes
Miss VanHoIIenbeck

RITA VAN HOLLENBECK,
bride-elect was honored last
evening at q lovely dinner and
personal shower given by Shir-
ley Tyack at the Brown Cot
tage.
The IL guests were seated at
one long table. whcih was dec
Grated in yellow and white. Tiny
colonial baskets and place cards
with tiny individual candles
marked the places, and cut
Spring flowers were used to CEN
ter the table and to decorate the
lounge where the shower was
held.
Miss Tyack used q rather uni
que method of presenting the
shower gifts. The names Of all
guests were put on slips Of pap
er in q box, from which the hon
or guest selected them one by
one. Even numbers received
house prizes. Those who had
the lucky numbers were Eileen
Tafnell, Mrs. Mitchell Rssttgue,
Mrs. Howard E. johnson Of Bir-
mingham, Mrs. Lloyd Hockin,
Mrs. r. ]. Van Hollenbeck, the
honor guests mother, and Char
lotte Rutter.
The bride-elect will speak her
vows to Edward j. Vernier, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Vern-
Ter, on May "a, in st. Peters
Catholic church.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Coming Events

TODAY

TODAY
MOUNT CLEMENS LODGE, No. 6, F. & A. M, first desres
a BY Sister. of st. Joseph in ..n
CHILD sesz isG s all hr.. groups IN Meth.
rwr, cd Odst ss church p:rlors' :. ESQ pm
Euclid avenue At pm.
DAISY CLUB Of ST. Louis parish at the home Of Mr. and
MoNoNETTE CLUB Of ST. Louis parish. At tn. home Of
Mrs Daniel Hsn. :. e. om'y street At pm
NEW CLASSES in naturalization third floor. County build
ST. ANNEs GUILD, At the of Mrs. NJ J. Foley Elz-
:Sf,n rs, S Rcui x Me sse pm Rna, 30
SPECIAL MEETING of Westminster Of First Presby-
terrain Church, at the home Of Irma Bennett Robert
AMERICAN LEGION building benefit party. a. Legion
clubhouse At r s;2o p% r %a1 IN invited
MOUNT CLEMENS CoAndANDERY No. 81, X. T., practice
drill in Masonic hall. at pm.
REBEKAH LODGE. regular meeting. in Barron Hall. 1t
GROUP s. wscs Of Methodist church. at the home Of Mrs.
BUSINESS GIRLS CLUB potuck At the home Of Mary Mar
ssrst Erskins Cas-. avenue. At pm.
1850 Stephens Route 4, at 1890 pm
cARNATIoN CLUB Of S. Louis parish Of Mrs.
GAMES PARTY sponsored BY St. Peter. meow, in 81.
uor,1 MAJ, gymnasium 791s ss At pm ,. :,
DESSERT CARD PARTY sponsored by tn. Perpetual Help
ch.rbsnesu. los Avery street. At $50 pm.
ROSE CLUB Of ST. Lou. parish At David
Johnston Alfred street, at 1:30 pm.
CARD PARTY 1t Arethusa Hotel sponsored by BIN Senior
Sistefhood, at q pm
FOE OFFICERS meeting, in Aerie Hall. at pm.
wATcHHuL CIRCLE q Kings Daughters Home, at $50 pm
friday, MAY 10
GIRL SCOUT WATER FESTIVAL. ut Mount Clemens Hieh
school gwinmine pool afternoon and evening.
ors rorlucK DINNER in Masonic h.ll. At $50 pm.
DESSERTLUNCHEON 70: workers Girl Scout drive at
the home Of Mrs Paul W. Mckee. 70 Lodewyck avenue
~ st 1:30 pm. ,@ NJ
PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY, ct the home o.
Mrs Louis Sonnenbre $50 Miller street. q $40 pm.
BABY CLINIC IN Kings Daughters Health Censr MARI.
ct street, 1880 70 $50 PM nnoculAtions for diphths
ria and smallpox
GROUP J. WSCS Of Methodist Church. It the q MIA
Jacob Holman, South Walnut street, at $40 pm, Sol-
lowed By enlloptng teo from 70 pm.
SATURDAY, NAY ~
MOUNT Cn1Eses TRAcHERS clUp sprins Fling. q o.
ausn!Sos SAi3 : rr.s,.A s.u4l.uI y ~.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14

ST. LOUIS COUNCIL Of Ma
tional Council of Catholic Wo-
men last evening heard Mrs.
George Campbell of st. Peters
parish give a history Of the
Chaplain's Aid Society, at a
meeting held in st. Louis hall.
The organization, so active now
in supplying altar linens for use
of army and navy clergy, was
started In 1917 during the First
World War.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14

Violet Hammond, Florence MIL
Ter, Gladys Bassett, Ada Davis.
Marjorie Ellwart and Marie
Jock.
Committee for table arrange
ments includes Donna Sullivan.
Dolores Olivar, Alice Hummel,
Joyce Martin, Marian Wolff.
Marian Vivoli, Lois Cady, Char
lotts Barr, and Joyce Martin.
Mi1s Ayers and Miss Barbara
Teall were to receive the guests.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
Games Party

a GAMES PARTY will b
held this evening IN the lobby q
st. Joesph's sanitArium, 70 reise
funds for the new nursery wins.
The Sisters Of 81. Joeeph's are
sponsoring the event, which b.
gins at $50 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-14
ForsweII Party Honors
Mother and Daughter

MRS. ELMER MOSS and
three-year old daughter Kath-
leen entertained yesterday ut q
farewell party honoring Mrs.
Michael Cummings and tiny
daughter Judy Of Selfridge
Field. who leave shortly with
Sergt Cummings to make their
homo In Florida. Mrs. Cummings
and Judy will leave for a
months visit In Kansas before
going to Florida.
Guests At the party included
Mrs. Bernard Greenfield and two
children, Gale Ann and Jackie;
Mrs. Francis Binder and son
Richard; and Mrs. J. A. Moss.
GROUP l Of Women's Society
Of Christian Service Of the Meth
odist Church, will meet on Fri
day with Mrs. Jacob Hoffman,
South Walnut street, at 2:3O
o'clock on Friday afternoon, fol-
lowed by . galloping tea from
three to Eve o'clock.
200 80
MIR. cAND MRS. ARNOLD
LUNGERHAUSEN of D etro 1t
were guests at the University Of
Michigan Club dinner last eve-
ming, and later at the dancing
club.