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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Blossoms in the Dust, a True
Story Filmed in Technicolor
Sharing the Screen Is Accent on Love.
With George Montgomery. Oso Mossen

Inspired by the life Of Mrs Edna Glsdney Fort Worth.
founder Of the Texas Chdrens Home and Aid society who
devoted 80 years child welfare and found happy
homes for than 1000 babies Blossoms in the Dust
starring Greer Carson and Walter Pdgeon opens today at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

PAhk--Irene Dunno and Cary Grant
IA Penny Serenade
PROCTOK-Cary Grant and Irene
Dunno in Penny Serenade"
REAIAKT Irene Dunno and Cary
Grant in Penny Serenade also
Dennis O'Keefe and Victor Jory in
Girl from Havana"
RE\-Jsmes Stewart and Judy Gar
land In The Ziegfeld Girl"
RINIERa-Abbott and Costello in In
the NAVY" also Jane Withers and
Jackie Cooper in Her FIRST Beau ."
SHELL Thomas Mitchell and John
WAYNE in The Long Voyage Home :"
also stuart Erwin in TT Could
Happen To You"
NSET-Josn Blondell and Roland
Young IN Topper Returns" also
Lew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore in
DR.. kildares Crisis"
IEMPLE-Alice Faye and Jack Oaki,
in The Great American Broad
cast" also Nancy Kelly in Scotland
Yard"
LIBERTY. Puyallup - Wallace Beery
in "Barnacle Bill"
RIVIERA. sumner-Joel McCrea in
Reaching for the sun" also Jane
Withers in Her First Beau"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Henry King at
Century Tuesday

II is difficult TO describe the
style OF Henry Kings orchestra
because IL is no versatile.
Bssically it is smooth and sweet,
prime requisites in a favorite So
ciety orchestra. Yet without de-
sorting this pattern II can give
an impression Of swinging it,
through Kings own brilliance at
the piano. For ak years a pupil
OF Walter Damrosch, Henry King
brought over to dance music a
knowledge Of technique and an in
Eenuity in using It that plesses
even the swingsters.
One reason tho orchestra must
be versatile Is that the smart sets
taste in music changes faster and
more frequently than any group
outside the collegisns. Further
more. they like variety at all
times.
King and his men were. there
fore, experts in the tango, rhumba
and conga long before the current
fad for South American music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

early in 1912 when the former
does her fourth musical for 20th-
Fox. BY That time. there will be
top roles In other pictures for the
kid sister. A hundred week
roof Also phooey!
SISTER KNOWS BEST
Aurora next year will be what
YOU call II. hot in Hollywood. said
Miranda No. confidently. is all
a matter Of using the right psyche
logic for the beeld-up. My seester
do not onnsrstand thees. but me,
Carmen. anow thees what you
call angles
Meanwhile. Aurors had some in
tensive grooming. with daily visits
TO the Weekend in Havana" set.
explanations OF movie technique,
dancing practice. and English les
sons under Carmens coach and
interpreter, z. Yaconelli Not I'M
I'll the other day did Miranda No.
learn that Yaconelli teaches
English with an Italian accent, but
he teaches It very well, anyway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

Carmen has decided this and
Aurora naturally has approved
The Kid sister came here for q
career. and the established star Is
acting AZ Aurors's agent and man.
eger. No matter that Carmen still
doesn't speak enough English TO
argue fluently with producers; they
find her eloquent enough when she
shrugs and says simply. No"
IL began about six months ago
when Carmen Miranda. working
then in That Night in Rio" wrote
to her 20-yesr-old sister ito tell
how wonderful ees Hollywood. -
So Aurora. who was a considerable
success in the singing and dancing
business In South America, wrote
abe also wished to come TO the
movie capital.
AURORA ARRIVES
When the sleek. black haired
Miranda reached New York, movie
talent scouts with interpreters and
bi-lingual contracts were swarm
ing around her before she could
unpack. They offered tests, stock
contracts and specific roles. one
being q spot in Panama Hattie"
So Aurora hotfooted II west. made
screen tests and was ecstatic with
delight when she got two offers
AT 500 a week
That was the first time Carmen
Miranda shrugged and said mo"
Aurora. she explained, was here
for a vacation. In Rio. in Buenos
Aires. Aurora Is a beeg star In
Hollywood, n veesitor.
Studio offers climbed swiftly but
Carmen still said no. She had a
plan. Late in August she would
finish her role in Weekend in
Havana, and then go to New York
20 be 10 Crazy House" with Olsen
and johnson for the Shuberts.
Recalling that her own Holly
wood stardom had followed her
Broadway success in Streets of
Paris" and various plushy night
clubs. Carmen decided Aurora
must begin there. too. She would
go into the copocsbsns club. and
with her would 70 Garments pride
end joy-her own personal orches-
ira, the Banda da Lus.
Then there would be a spot for
Miranda No. 2 in another Shubert
show. Ano after that. Hollywood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
MUSICAL CELEBRATION

Jackie Scarf celebrated his goth
birthday recently by appearing In
his first screen musical scene with
Jackie Cooper and Susanna Foster
in Paramount Glamour Boy.
Scarf has been granted leave-of-
absence from his job as riyeter
at the Lockheed Airplsne plant to
do the role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Dean Returns.

Sidney Dean. big boss at the
Rialto where that splendid picture
The Shepherd of the Hills" i,
playing. has returned from his
trip to California.
II he seems 90 weave = bit
when he walks, think nothing
Of II he returned by motor
car along the Redwood high
way and he's stlll dizzy from
making 90 many turns In 40
short . period Of time.
Your reporter made the same
trip last fan and agrees with sid
that the coast" route Ia the
turninest road this side of Burma.
II would make good military
road for Hitler. who seems To he
Russian" around quite bit
without getting anywhere in par
tioulsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

Filmed in technieolor. the pic
ture reveals for the first time the
fun beauty ~ the red-hesded.
green-eyed Irish actress who rose
10 stardom overnight with her
memorable performance Of Mrs
Chips" in Goodbye. Mr.. Chips"
Now. a. Mrs. Gladney. she has
been given another tender. warmly
human role Of equal brillisnce.
The most dramatic and heart
touching story ever brought TO the
screen. the picture opens in the
gay. oolorful Gibson Girl period Of
1906. when lovely Edna kahley
meets. falls in love with and mar
ries Sam Gladney, played by Pid-
geon. Mrs. Gladney becomes in
terested In child welfare when she
observes the difficulties women
workers in her husbands flour
mill have in caring for their chill
dren.
Simply and quietly Mrs. Gladney
goes about her chosen work Of
helping babies and assuring re-
forms in adoption laws When
Sam Glsdnsy suffers financial
reverses and loses the mills they
move to Fort Worth. where Mrs.
Gladney rings every doorbell in
Texas in order to secure funds to
start new home. The screen has
never brought a more beautiful
romantic story to the screen than
this one OF woman who fell in
love with 1000 babies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

Ginger Rogers at
The Blue Mouse

A case % mistaken indenflty
that oatapults an imaginative little
working girl into hilarious roman
tic entanglements provides the
sprightly basis Of Ginger Rogers
current starring film. Tom, Dick
and Harry" now at the Blue
Mouse theater. George Murphy.
Alan Marshal and Burgess Mered-
it'll enact the title roles
The gay story presents the love-
" star as romantic telephone
girl who has a steady boy friend.
Her real secret passion" however.
In young scion Of wealth who
drives q swsnky car. but whom
she has never seen. She meets a
good-looking garage mechanic who
Immediately asks for a date Be
fore the evening Ia over they are
engaged.
With two Alliances to her credit,
the romantic young lady ehalks
up a third when she ultimately
meets the man of her dreams and.
carried away by his charm. Imply
accepts his proposal
Replete with sparkling dialogue,
whimsical fantasy and riotous
situations, the gay film is said to
build to a most delightfully."- sur
prising climax.
Carson kanin directed tom,
Dick and Harry" which Robert
Sisk produced for RKo Radio.
On the same bill IL Bachelor
Daddy" featuring Baby Sandy.
Your Postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. Defense
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

Now they are riding high on its
popularity, both at their exclusive
resorts they play and on Decca
records where they have made the
best-seller lists.
This famous orchestra will be
at Brads Century ballroom on
Teusday. Aug. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Hold That Ghost :"

This time Universal turns Bud
and Lou loose In haunted"
house and II doesn't take long
for events 70 become a riot. with
every man for himself and Lou
coming out on the short end ~
usual.
of eour~e. a.v finn. un,ver-
-, tur.. Abbott and Costello
No.. VIM h.v. . s,n,v .,,...
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

Festlred IN he supporting cast
are Felix Bressaft Marsha Hunt.
Fay Holden, Samuel 3 Kinds.
Kathleen Howard. Georg. Lesssy.
William Henry and more than 500
babies and children. Nervyn L.
Roy directed the film. brought To
the screen by Irving Asher.
On the same bill Is Accent on
Love. featuring George Mont
gomery and Osa Massen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15

Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how to invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
AT Riviera

Jone Wthers and Kenneth
Howell ore shown in this scene
from Her First Beou," cur
rently playing OF the Riviera.
The picture shores the screen
with In the Navy" Abbott
and CostelIo's Service" COM
edv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
BY PAUL HARRISON
Tacoma Times Corrsspondent
HOLLYWOOD

t1OLLfWOOD-Ihls autumn, senhoras senhores there
will be two Mrandas Broadway And next year there
will be two Mrandas in the movies They'll be individual
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-15
Superb

Betty Fields performance as
Sommy Lone in Harold Bell
Wrioht's Shepherd OF the
Hills" is one OF the best of the
current season. This techni-
. color production tops the new
bill at the RioIto theoter.
Harry Corey and John Wayne
shore male honors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03

THIS CRISP shirtwast frock
Is created by the simple process
Of DOMINIC q tailored skirt over
the playsuit pictured In the little
sketch. Add the bolero, and you
have q little suit! All three are
included in this one design.
Suitable fabrics are ginsham,
linen, sharkskin, pique, cham
bray. :
Pattern No. 89l3 is designed
in odd sizes IL 70 10. Size Is, S%
yards -so-inch material without
nap for all threel
For this attractive pattern,
send 15c in coin, your name, ad-
dress, pattern number and sixe to
The Mount Clemens Daily Mon
itor Today's Pattern Service,
100 7th Avenue. Nev York, NY.
Our New Fashion. Book Bril-
Nsntly displays, In easy pat
terms, everything new and smart
for spring!
Pattern l5c Pattern Book lSc
One Pattern and Pattern Book
ordered together 20c.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Coming Events
To avoid eonflietion In setting dotes ond for
ehonses in regular meetings. coli 1900.

Thurs. Apr. s-American Legion Auxiliary at
of Mrs H. E Moore 1872 Washington at 8 pm.
Thurs. Apr 3-Metropolitan Auxiliary in R. Murphy
Thurs Apr 3-Lac Club of St Louis parish with Mrs Alice
Forton at rs Croker boulevard, at 8 pm
Thurs Apr Irregular meeting of Rebekah Lodge in Barron
hall, at pm.
of Mrs. John Sterling 158 Eastman street. at pm.
Thurs Apr. 3Eagle officers meeting in Aerie hail. at
Thurs Apr 3-Busness Girls Club, at the of Betty
Bird, 1921 Marine City Highway Meade, at 730
Thurs, Apr 3OES public card party, in Masonic hail. at
pm.
Thurs, Apr Some E. Macomb County Rural Teachers
Association, at Harrison Township Hall after school.
Fri Apr. 4-Young Women's Episcopal League contract
club at the home of Mrs Robert Rickert at 1870 pm.
Fri Apr 4County board Of Kings Daughters at the home
Fri Apr. Public grocery party sponsored by IO.OF.
in Barron hall, at pm. Meeting for members at
Fri, Apr. Irregular oEs meeting in Masonic hall at
Fri Apr. 4-Famly Night in Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church parlors, dinner at $40 pm.
Fri, Apr 4-Rummage sale in Matthews building IS Broad
way sponsored by FEC Young womens Auxiliary
Sat- Apr. S-Rummage sale in Matthews building IS Broad
way sponsored by FEC Young Womens Auxiliary.
Sat- Apr 5Presbyeran Young Peoples Christian
hay ride members meet at home OF Anna Laura Fulton
Mon, Apr 7-Baptst World Wide Guild at the home of
Eleanor Schonschack, 157 Jones street. at 1880 PM
Mon, Apr Young Womens Club costume party in Masonic
hail. at pm
Mon Apr BOARD of Trustees of Kings Daughters Home,
Mon Abr 7-Meetng Of all those interested in British
War Relief in Grace parish house at 10 am.
Mon, Apr 7St Louis Forget MeNot Club at the home of
Mrs John Charbeneau Riverside drive, at pm.
Tues Apr 8Moun Clemens Tent Hive 125L potuc dinner
Barron hall at $50 pm followed by business meeting
6-BAtst Whoever Class in the recreation
Tues Apr SEC Young Womens Auxiliary at the home
Of Mrs Charles Donaldson 90 Washington avenue. at
Charles Donaldson se washington avenue at 8 pm
Tues Apt est Louis Four O'clock Club, at the home Of
Hra Bud Provost. South Walnut avenue, at pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Four Important Symphonies
to be Heard at May Festival

fetz. Lawrence Tibbett will sing
Wednesday evening and Dorothy
Maynor at the Friday night con-
cert.
Choral ensemble works will
include a short unaccompanied
work entitled "'Alleluia" by
Randall Thompson, a contemp-
orary composer; Brahms Ere
QUEEN" with Jarmila Novotna
and Norman Gordon as soloists:
d'Indy's "St. Mary Magdalene"
by the Youth Chorus under the
direction Of Juva Higbee, with
the mezzo-soprano solo sung by
Suzanne Stem; and Episodes
from Tschaikowsky's Eugene
Onegin" with the following cast:
Jarmila Novotna, soprano; Su-
zanne Stem, mezzo- soprano; Enid
Szantho, contralto; Charles Xull-
man, tenor; Mack Harrell, bari
tone; and Norman Gordon, Bass.
4. Juva Higbee will conduct for
the Youth Chorus; while the
University Choral Union will be
conducted by Mae tro Thor
johnson in the major choral
works.
Charles A. Sink, President of
the University Musical Society
under whose auspices the Festi-
val Is maintained, states that
large numbers of orders for
tickets are being received, not
only from local subscribers. but
from many cities throughout the
Middle West, New York and
Pennsylvania, and even from
the Far West and South.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Happy.
Birthday:

"Custsm gsrms ne oil. g1ug Shsushta.
e0r moSaJ1s err nSH fi1t6 beliefs are
eenssqesnses .sf .esr Disss !Sf blsthf.
Desn uA6ss this stgn ysS lave resources.
within yedrseIf and Are net SsDsndsat
on ether psspls Ter entertaiamsnt. Ytss'
friends are apt e, b sut q TIE ordinary.
Yes care fer few isissAs bst llks 81.
sssaiaeiy wSll these yes ehssss fer
companions. Yes are Inclined. 70 qpss.
tisn carefully any business psspssllien
and that II we'll. Ysug eelesS ses SAP.
phirs blue and grey. end brsnse shading
70 gelden brown. s-,,r
Mrs. John Harwood, April 10.
Howard Pingel, April 10.
Mrs. Joseph Rickeft, April 10.
Shirley Wilkinson, April s.
Lloyd SswItsky, April S. u
Floyd Sawitsky, April 8.
John Ritter, IT,, April 3.
Helen Schinkai. April T..
Miss Maude Van Fps, March 20.
Herman Miller. IT,, April ID.
Wesley N: Marta, April t.
Robert SpisF, April 3.
Eleanor Miller, April B.
Dolores Klockow. April &. -
Henry Sawitsky, April ..
Jane Irish, April ).
Mrs. Max Kendrick, March 80.
Mrs. Albert, Lardie, March 20.
Mrs. Ruth Miller, April 2.
Shirley Jenuwine, April 3.
Robert Coulon, April 3.
Lois Shirley Cady, April 4.
Mrs. Albert Schwartz, April S.
Carl A. Brandenburg, Jf, April
3.
Mary Jeanne Thomas, April I.
Mr.. Henry G. Hauer, April /.
Henry Sawitsky. April 8.
Lena Carl, April 7.ss
Lawrence Nieman, March IS.
Leonard Nieman. March Is.
Ernest Harms. April 4.
Mary Ellen Gerkey. April >.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Bronis-Fretch
Rites Hold
Quiet Charm

ROSEVILLE-Betty Rather
inc Fretch wore . gown Of
white chiffon over satin for her
marriage to August Louis Bronis
of Detroit, Saturday evening, q
ceremony quietly performed at
st. Marks Lutheran Church by
Rev. Walter Wiggert.
The brides gown was over
laid by q shoulder length veil
attached to q tiara. About her
throat was a gold cross, q gift
OF the bridegroom, and in her
arms fragrant bouquet of white
roses and fresia.
Carol Wuregess, the brides
only attendant, wore blue taffeta
trimmed with cerise. She carried
talisman roses and sweet peas,
and wore a GOLD locket given her
by the bride.
The bridegroom was assisted
by his brother, Chester, as best
man.
A wedding supper was held at
Bills Hideout for members of
the bridal party and immediate
families following the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fretch
of 1928 Eastland avenue are
the parents of the bride, and the
bridegroom is the son of A. G.
Bronis OF Detroit. IA
The young couple will make
their home on Van Dyke avenue
in Detroit.
Gayest of parties that feted
the bride just before her mar
riage was the kitchen shower
by Marian Wallace at her home
on Park street, the Wednesday
preceding the wedding cere-
mohy. Guests were the former
classmates of the bride, and in
cluded Shirley Wilbur, Mildred
Hooper, Myrtle Petrowski, Gen.
evieve Myers, Lorraine Reith-
meyer. Virginia Morton and
Jeanette Gonce.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
&bpe Observes 18th Wedding Anniversary at Wadenb0rg
WsddinoAnnivsrssry
HiehIIehts Daisy Club

Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM
PETERS were honor guests last
evening ct the meeting a the
Daisy Club, held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Downing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters were cels-
bratins their 20th wedding ami
versary, and each won . prize
during the evening Of cards. and
they were presented with Q gift
of . crystal bowl from the club.
A. J. Korte was the othG. prize
winner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wink
Ter, Ahrens street. will entertain
the group on Wednesday, April
10, 1t eight o'clock.
MRS. JOHN CHARBENEAU
will entertain members Of st.
Louis Forget-Me-Not Club at
her new home on Riverside
drive, Monday evening, At eight
o'clock.
ROBERT COULON is cele-
brating his second birthday to.
day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
THE PHILADELPHIA Or

THE PHILADELPHIA Or
chestra, under Eugene Ormandy.
will play four important SYM
phonies: Beethoven No. 7 in A
major. Symphony, Mathis, the
Painter" by Paul Hindemith. an
important contemporary writer;
and two Symphonies, No. 7 in c
major and No. l, Op. 80, in E
minor, by Jan Sibelius, whose
18th anniversary is being cele-
brated this year at the 48th An
nual Ann Arbor May Festival,
May 7, 8, 9 and 10.
The Orchestra will also be
heard in two Handel numbers
transcribed by Mr.. Ormandy.
Concerto in D major and Suite
from "The Water Music; as we'll
as four excerpts from ode Meis-
tersinger" and the Overture to
THE Flying Dutchman" of Wag-
ner. In addition, the orchestra
will play Stravinsky's Suite
from 1.-The Fire Bird; Ravel's
La Valse", and Mr.. Ormandy's
transcription of Debussy's Ref
lets dams leau.
Three major instrumental solo
works will be played: The don
Quixote" Variations for Violon-
cello and Orchestra, by Richard
Strauss, will be performed by
Gregor Piatigorsky; the List
No. l Concerto. in E flat major
will be played by Jose Iturbi,
who will also conduct from the
pianoforte; and the Sibelius Con-
certo in D minor for Violin and
Orchestra, played by Jascha Hell
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Daughter Chooses Parents
Date for Her Nuptials

Mis- Stsipbrink's wedding
plans include Z maid o. hsnor.
her sister Shirley, md ! two
bridesmaids, Mrs. Roy EankQ
and Mildred Card, her consin.
Mr.. Blank will be attended BY
Robert Is. Krohn ~, best man,
Roy Lanko and Roy -sAtkinsou.
Rev. Sebalt OF Waldenburg Luz
'theran church win perform the
ceremony Saturday sfteruoon. a
reception will be held In the
evening 1t Dopp's hall In Wal.
denburo. and On suAday Mr.. and
Mrs. eteinhYirk and the. newly.
weds will hold opsn houDa q the
steinbrink home n Walden
burg. r.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03

MIR. AND MRS. EARL STEIN.
BRINK ehtertained Z group q
friends last evening at their
home In Waldenburg, In celebrs-
ton Of their 2Sth wedding ami
versary, which occurs on April
IL. They held the celebration
early because their Oldest daugh.
ter Alice has chosen their wed.
ding day for her wedding. to Will
bert J. Blank, son Of Mrs. VIII
liam Blank.
Last evenings celebration
gathered together . score Of
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stein
brink, who have always lived In
Macomb county. Mrs. Steinbrink
q the former Edna Card, and
the wedding YVES performed at
her home IN Macomb township.
Airplane bunco was the game OF
the evening with prizes going to
Guy Mech, Mrs. Anna Darling,
and John Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinbrink were
presented with q coffe service as
a gift from the guests. Among
those present were their five
children, Alice, bride-elect, Shir-
ley, Robert, Kenneth an d
jeanne. From Mount Clemens
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Leonardson, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Leonardson,
Mrs. william Fistler, Hrs. Her
bert Jones, Mrs. Anna Darling.
Mrs. Nettie Russell. Guy Mech
and MIR. and Mrs. Marian Dunk
lee.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Church Women Attend
ChopIoin's Aid Meeting

MRS. ROBERT vOGEL, Mrs.
p. T. McCasey, Mrs. Vernon
Kerwin and Mrs. George Camp
bell yesterday attended . meet
ing of the Chaplains' Aid Society
at st. Elizabeth's Community
House in Detroit. representing
ST. Louis and st. Peters units Of
the newly-formed society in
Mount Clemens.
Mrs. Vogel Is st. Louis chair
man, and Mrs. McCasey repre-
sents st. Peters group. They
each brought back to their units
q complete set Of altar linen to
be made by members Of their
parishes, TO aid in supplying Tho
need increased by the gigantic
defense program In the Unitsd
States.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03
Mrs. Shorter Becomes
Miononette Member

A NEW MEMBER, Mrs. Clyde
Shorter, joined st. Louis Mignon-
cite Club last evening at the
meeting held at the home of Mrs.
Henry LaCroix, Croker boule-
ward.
Prizes at cards were won by
Mrs. Emil Elso, Mrs. Fred Lozen
and Mrs. Herman Smith. Mrs.
Harold Gfefke won the house
prize. S%-
Mrs. Sam Krause1 will enter
tain the group next, at her home
on West Riverside drive, on
Wednesday, April Is, at eight
o'clock.
SARAH JANE KE NNEDY,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. JOS
eph L. Kennedy, is spending her
Spring vacation from Wooster
College with her parents. She
will return next Monday to her
studies.
MRS RALPH WARE enter
tanned her bridge club at lunch
con today at her home on Lin
coin avenue.
A REGULAR MEETING of
the Order of Eastern Star will
be held Friday evening at 7:45
o'clock in Masonic hall.
MARION GERSH is observing
her 18th birthday today. She
will entertain a group of friends
at a party on Saturday.
AN EAGLE officers meeting
will be held this evening at eight
o'clock at Aerie hall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-03

Z WESTMINSTER GUILD OF
Presbyterian Church held . busy
meeting Inst evening at the home
a. Francis Tinker, Floral ave-
nue., making plans for two Inn
portant Spring events.
a rummaga sale Is being ar
ranged Tor Saturday, April H.
under the Craftsmanship of Mrs
Edward Copony and Mrs. Ern-
est Matthews. The location is to
be announced later.
On May 8 the guild will give
: May Dance Ut the Medea hotel,
Mrs. Earl Watz and Joy Pingel
are co-chairmn of this event.
A dating bureau in charge of
Moreno Beatty and FlOrence
Heiser Ii being arranged, and
plans include the sale of corsages
under the direction of Mrs. Ern-
est Matthews and Frances Tink-
lar.
Erma Bennett, was assistant
hostess at last nights meeting.