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street NV. WlleIl li4O NoAloVi uS
ton of the Trans-Lux Theater
forced the club to seek new quar-
ters, a home was found in the Ad-
miral Club at 1640 Rhode Island
avenue NV. Later the club main
tanned a room at the Raleigh Hotel,
but its new address is another COM
bination of the numerals it has
seemed to favor.
The clubs first party was given
for Mrs. Herbert Hoover. an hon.
orary member. Mrs. Calvin Cool
idge and Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
welt. also honorary members, have
been entertained from time to time.
Associate members include women
from official and residential circles
whose contact with newspaper
women is unusually close and con-
tinuous. while in the active men,
bership are women engaged in news
paper work in the Capital.
At a special meeting called last
week to approve the move, Miss
Margaret Hart of The Star, past
president of the club. was unani-
mously elected to head the Com
mittee on Renovation and Furnish
ings. Serving with Miss Hart are
Marie McNair of the Times-Herald,
Leila Bathon of the Army and Navy
Journals Jackie Martin, magazine
photographer, and Helene Kravadze
of The Star.
WOmen'S Clubs Golden
Jubilee Convention Nears.
With the time drawing near for
the golden jubilee triennial con-
vention of the General Federation
of Women's Clubs, plans for the
celebration become more and more
interesting.
The program. scheduled to take
place May 1924 in Atlantic City,
not only will emphasize past
achievements of federated women
but will stress opportunities for
greater achievement during the
next so years.
Addresses and forums on vital
issues of the day are being arranged
for discussions by outstanding
writer's and speakers. Many OF the
programs will be nationally broad
cast, including a session OF the
Town Meeting of the Air with
George v. Denny, jr., presiding.
A spectacular pageant, "The Long
Path" will be presented in seven
colorful episodes with all the States
participating. and a chorus of 1000
voices recruited from all parts OF
the country will be conducted by
Miss Gena Branscombe of New
York.
Women who were present when
the federation was organized Will
wear picturesque gowns Of the Pc
riod in grand professional OF
pioneer women from each State.
The many events also will in
clude a special evening program Tor
Junior members and a birthday din
ner at which patriotism will be
emphasized.
Mrs. Saddle Orr Dunbar's
Administration to End.
The convention will bring to a
close the three-year administration
of Mrs. Saddle Orr Dunbar, gen.
eraI federation president, and will
be marked by the induction OF new
officers.
Mrs. John L. Whitehurst of Balti-
more is expected to succeed Mrs,
Dunbar, as she is the only candidate
vet indorsed for that office. Mrs.
Whitehurst. who is now first vice
president, is also serving as golden
Jubilee chairman.
Candidates for other offices are as
follows: First vice president, Mrs.
La Fell Dickinson of Keene, N. H;
second vice president, Mrs. Horace
B. Ritchie of Athens, Ga. Mrs. r.
I c. Prout of Wakefield. Mich. and
Mrs. j. L. Blair Buck of Richmond;
recording secretary, Mrs. A. l.
Blackstone, Waukesha, Wis, and
treasurer, Mrs. Rowland H. Latham,
n
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Board Will Meet

The Executive Board of the Mount
Pleasant Chapter. Y. w. C. A. will
meet at l pm. Thursday in the E
street branch, followed by a meeting
of the chapter at 1:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-03-09


her own domestic use and accept
able as gifts.
Found in Hunt for
Hobby for Daughter.
Not only does Mrs. Colt advocate
pewter making for hobby lovers but
she recommends it as an instructive
and healthful pastime for young
people. In fact, she says, her in
terest started few years ago when
she sought handcraft to entertain
her daughter Ann, convalescing in
Florida, from a serious illness. A
New England pewterer had opened
a shop nearby, Mrs. Colt said and
his skill in the art so attracted her
that she asked for lessons. Soon
she was able to instruct her daugh-
ter in the art and found Ann en-
joyed the work as much as she.
Now my whole family is working
with pewter" she said. Ann does
a lot of the designing; Gary, my IA
year-old son, makes the wooden
molds as well as the pewter work
and even little Mary thinks it is fun
to polish the finished articles.
Pewter designing is an active
occupation" she continued, "ano
good for the muscles. 1t requires a
lot of physical work with lifting
bending and pounding"
Modern pewter, she explained, is
different from the alloy used a CEN
tury or so ago.
ut is a composition of antimony
and tin" she said, whereas the old
pewter was composed of lead and
was not practical for use in con-
tainers for every kind of beverage
or food. 1t had dangerous chemical
reactions and the material also bent
ha6lv "
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Pewter Modelling Suggested
AS Hobby for Family
Mrs. Lew Colt of Bethesda Discovered
Thrill of Creative Work in
Seeking Entertainment for Daughter
By GRETCHEN SMITH.

modelling hobby which entire family partci
Colt Bethesda Md
past the craft considered appropriate for
only
mechanical lath pound
alloy fails daunt
Mrs. Colt
The pleasures of weaving and gardening in which she skilled
designing pounding
dishes novelties said The latter incidentally
Evening star., 1941-03-09
Furnishings Committee
Named to Prepare Cottage.

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Thomas woIkowicz. 20: Eleanor Rogs

Thomas wokowicz. 20: Eleanor Rosa
Joseph Niece, 90; DOy,s M so.E; g.
Richard c. Stefan. 10; Irene Dobrzynski
Alfred Ruppel. 20: June ErdeI, II;
Hudson Revels. a.; Katherine B. billiard
Robert A. Carter, 27; Hiida Z. stark. IL
Robert D. htnthorni 49, Ethel A. Mae
Peter j. Macarthur. rs; Florence c.. La
George oinick. 81 Ruth Medow. ~.
Jose Flores, "a; Maria L. zermeno, 23.
Michael r. strayer. 81: Dorothy N. Dun
Harold Frank. 81: Esther KRAFT. 20.
Alfred Niciszswski, "a; Jean Paioyina. IS
John schafer, SIS; Stella Engles; 30
yathan Trivax. 90: Ann Grenn, IL
Charles s. Ehause. 81; Julisnn Sullivan
Joseph 10th. 81: Elizabeth Tiredes. ~;
Garland Lewis. IS: kathryn Shaver. 10.
Harold weinhsrt. ~; Gertrude silber
Clayton Hildeerand. 80: Rose Axeison, IS
Earl r Cook. 2e' Celeste :. Kolin 20;
John p. varga, 20; Berniee zarempa. IS
William d: korb. Al: Clariee r. Gard
rhsodor + Rogers, %; Mslvina a. Ga
James Allen, %: Pauline Jones. IL
Kenneth l.. Corr, 81; LeNola Johnson. 81.
Edward Baker, 20 Helen Bruner, 81.
Carl f. Nelson, %; Hszsi ssliba, 10.
/ stephen A. Belog rs: Julia Kovacs, rs.
John b. Hammond, as Lillian 8. Vaughan
III
Thomas Y. Harmon. rs; EstelIe b. Ko
| pack, ~.
Melvin @. Blake. 20; Helen G. Robert
son. 20.
Henry Dewey, 20: Dorothy Parker, Is.
Paul scheuer. 20; Mary Such. -.
Floyd II Bynum. is; Helen NJ. sT.es, IS
Joseph Amorello. 20 Virginia Cherfc 81.
Walter Pien;a. %; Irene stepnskowski. ~
William @. Krohl. ST. Emma Paschke, "a
Frank J. Maehowski, II; Marie Aajchrzak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for
Charles Winters, 30; Helen J. curtisinger
II.
Adamo Leone. IS: Giovannina Bruno. -
William a. sonnowski IS; orsuie c. Els
Nelson T. Bowman. 81: Jane Franz. 10.
Anthony csmIllan. 81; Mary Azzopardi
william Tibbets. 20: Mary D.adman. IS.
Junius Lloyd. -. Ada Thomas. %.
Frank s,I 2. eoSPsis'ki' aii Madeline NJ era
Morris smith. ~: Lillian Perry 20.
James c. Kelly. concetta c. Abbats, ~
Felix A. wojnar. ri; Gertrude Lumpiesf
John v. Trreinski. IS: Bernice Binek. II
Michael wsrbicki Jr., "a; Josephine 7
Alvin H. Keeney. 30; Marie Bassett. IS.
Charles Charlie. A. Be'eo'saux' "a; Florence J
Richard p. calois. 81: Della r puross. n
Arthur L. Smith, 40 Dorothy z. schudei
Ladso Foj,ik rs: Anne NJ Mschaeek. II
Kenneth c. Burgess. 81: Pearl Meadows
winiam c. Smith. 20: Dorothy r. Bow
William &. Funk. ~: Betty CFavsy. II
Rosario p. Lsfata. t3i; Sophia stolarski
Elvio o. Grossa. %: carmip. Faleon.. rs
Walter NJ. Lima, IS: Selma +, Wanna
Charles Morris. II; Marian Greenlee. 10
Joseph y. Carpenter, ~; Wilma A. Val
Isx Fl. LeAvsnworth 2s; Mary L. Wolf
Harold Nismitalo, "a Eleanor Christian
wsrrsn p, Archambauit al; Helen L
Harold F. Brown. 20 Lots / iriek. as.
Anthony J. Gohr, 20; Frances J. CARRIER
Abe p Ltvisn. a.. Beuirs Jseoby. %.
Thomas NJ. Katich Jr., az Julia Ganim
Louie Toilette. as; Elizabeth NJ Dawson
Israel CoIdst.in. SIS; Rebecca Kushner. 81
Horace ". Biningslee, %; Bahnette l.
William Buckley. 81; Eloiss Brown. II.
Lloyd A. Rhoadsy. 20; Lucille Carter, Is.
Edward Lumpkin Jr. "a, Christine Ross
John Yacknlcs. %: Wilma Honor IS.
william Trayler IS: Flo Arlington, %.
William b. chnard, rs; Aleta NJ. Knox
Il Is
Robert Heisman. 30; clsrice Watt. Is.
Joseph Malinowski. 40 Irene Monola, Fl.
Abraham Opinear IL: Mary Bukovich, 70
Lloyd R. willysri, 81; Rose NJ. Merten'
Charles N. Peyton. rs; Ruby r. Sanders
John x. Roseg.ar. 80; Elizabeth NJ. Towr
/ ~.
Roy y. Eikins. ~; Adeline q. Berwick q
Earl w. Remillard, IS; Lillian ?. Ault IL
Wesley L. Gerlach. az Marie MantE, q.
Kenneth !. Jolly, 81; Mary Bryant. 20.
James Moriarty, 81: Alma Farabaugh. 3;
Norbert stasiak. 81; Dorothy sznarwa
John o Hardy. az Dorothy J. Hague. 1,
Willis q. schads 81: Donna v. Hash. 2.
Frank +. Kruger Jr.. rs; Charlotte Auer
%
Arthur C. Weller. IS; Mildred J. Pierre
i 80 l
Francis N. Decker 20; Marjorie o. NJ
LI6 Ssi' Tanner n, 20, Ir.n. Haydock. 20.
John j. cavili az Edith A Bjork. al
Albert q. DobeIhon. as. Genevieve Ca
France, j. washington. a.; Lorraine :
Msuris W. Gardner. 81; Mildred Polar
osssnus Robertson. 81; MabSl p Bake
81
G.ors. W. Byars. ~; Matte L. Ksnned
a.
John Randazzo. 40; Josephine Alessi. 3
, Earl w. Dunswir,h. "a; Lorraine X. &c
NICK G. Arsmbasieh, 10 Elsie Shore, /,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

EXPERIENCED colorsd lady wishes days
work; prefer Tuesday, Wednesday. Vine
wood 2-Ie54.
EXPERIENCED colored girl hotel maid,
Janitress, office cleaning references
Temple i-073s.
ExPERIENcED-Neat coiored girl de-
sires maid, hotel apartment Lucille.
EXPERIENCED girl wishes days work !
laundry cleaning; excellent references
Fitzroy 1912.
EXPERIENCED woman wishes upstairs
work; Al references; SIT weekly. Muir
ray 1898.
INEXPERIENCED colored girl. DAYS; part
time work; laundry, cleaning. Townssnd
EXPERIENCED coiored woman, days.
cleaning, laundry. 50, esrfare. Tyler
s-1s7i
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes days.
thorough cleaner; IS earfare. Tyler
5-lsl4.
EXPERIENCED woman wants Gays. par,
time; weeks cleaning. laundry. Fitzroy
$3.50.
EXPERIENCED coiored girl. days. house
work; laundry, cleaning, 50. earfare
Tyler 5-5273.
EXPERIENCED Colored girl, days. weeks
| part time; no cooking. Temple i-74s0
EXPERIENCED colored girl; days work
/ 50, carfare: hotel maid. F1tzroy 1855.
EXPERIENCED sales girl. ladies ready-to
wear. etc. Call TY. 5-eoOs.
lGIRL-colored. piano accompanist singing
dancing; also days; home nights. Town
send 1850.
IGIRL~-colored; part time weeks; hom'
nights; no Sundays. Tyler 1854.
AUNDRESS-Colored, wishes days. FRS
class references, Neat ironer. Trinit!
-s323
NEAT experienced colored girl wishe
days work. 50, carfare. Temple 1-43s4
UNDERGRADUATE NURsE-one year.
months experience. desires steady, i'm
mediate employment; references. DA- o225
WAITRESS - Beer Garden, restaurant
northend factory work or saleslady. HUB
bard 1857.
IcoLoRED girl. weeks housework. hom
nights; no Saturdays, Sundays. lyle
ts-9i51.
coLORED girls, bundle washing. par
time. days, home nights. Tyler 4-37s7
lCoLoRED girl wishes days work, genera
housework; $3.50. carfare. Fhzroy 1853
lcoLoRED girI--Days. part time; thoroug
cleaner; So, earfare. Trinity l-74e7.
fCoLoRED woman wants part time c
apartment work; Al references Eta
roy 1892.
lcoIORED woman wishes three days WORK
E Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday. Tyler
4271.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
DIVORCES

Emil 1sken from Amelia
Anthony Guzzo from Amelia "
Adrian V Crubbs from ManndaI
Sarah Nicholson from Claude Allen
Edward 2. Allen from Addie Mae.
Ivy Lawrie from Colin
Bertha MENUS from STANLEY
Eleanore Manning Grifor from Robert Earl
Arteria Kiaher from Lee
Frma 7. Johnson from Guy A.
Mildred Blackwell from Marvin.
Cier1mcn Allen from Havanner
Pat J. Grempietro from Frances.
Hope L. white from Jack p
Robert Richard from Caroline
Luelia Mszog from Albert
Jas. r. Grader from Romair c. w
Howard 8. Dox from Lucille,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Rnsina Rhymes R72s schastsr- Dearborn
Edith Ramsey, 1878 Murray Hill.
Arlene Rakos. 24s7 csss.
clatie Ryan. e25 stimson.
Gertrude szukiewicz, 1880 Goldner.
Evelyn soper. 1890 Mckinstry
Frances schwsrer. 14f3 Hubbard.
Mary Spencer. 1927 Terry.
Rosa Thomas. 1879 Macomb
Catherine Verrheulen, 1874 Bifnop roan'
Crosse Pointe.
Vera Vosmik, TOSS Holmes.
Ruth Winkier, $685. Lane
Margaret wittesaeie. 2576 Hillger
Jessie Walsh. 1880 Mettetai.
Irene Zlomek, 1854 Thirty-second.
Patiie Baird, 1928 Eastlawn.
Dorothy Butler. 2406 seyburn.
Virginia Bono. t3s South Bayside.
Vera Brady. e443 Trumbull.
ulsiAAya BsTkenxhAw,aiiz24H skt Ia a-.Ha-ssa'aaea
Dorothea Buddenbaum. l2f50 Care
Florence Bolos, 723 81. Jean.
Ella Boyer, 1882 virgil.
Ksiherine Reliant, MS Kerchevs
Catherine Cholewa, 773s Serena
Helen Chase, ISL Sloan.
Virginia Carney sass sheridan.
Loretta Cross. 1911 Hollywood. ~Ss'
Elisss.th picksnson. 22Sis Grove East
Iaa pellscque. ii7si Hawthorne.
Mary Debus. 1882 Petosksy.
Marcelle Fischer, i2052 Prairie.
Betty Fields. e3Tt Broadstreet.
Helen Gombosh, 602s HnsEar.
Wilma Graishy. 5i2 Medbury.
Ina Gotberg 1925 Wildemere.
Nary Howard. 1912 West Vernon d al
Evelyn Holmes 1917 Wsst Kirby. r
Lena Hines. 1921 Lillioridge.
Florence Harper. rs West Westhslc, Esorse
Marcelipe Jacques, 2ls2 Garland
Mary Kimbell. 3t3s Townsend.
Josephine Kochanek. 1882 Vaughan.
Juhs Rolevar 1851 ~. Cyril.
Aiieene Kirkland, 53T Townsend.
Helen Ladas. 1885 West Wins.
la Lozon 1904 Lillibndge.
Parnell Lundy. 1920 Lumpkin.
Alycs Mccormick, ei4i Bedford.
Dorothy Myles. 1910 Johnson.
Marie Maynard, ass North Soivay.
Eleanor Mseheczsk. 1920 Main.
Alvera Marchenia. 70 East Palmer
Dorothy Mogford, 1927 Fielding.
Mildred Macy. 1874 Evanston.
Molie Nucian, 1855 Rutherford.
Elizabeth Notargiacomo. 1880 Scott.
Betty Petrsfrs. 1898 Manistique.
Mary Perrsuit. 77+l Girardin.
Faith Richardson, 1895 Cheyenne,
Ethel Ring. III West Harry, Hazel PARK.
Murisl Starr. siti Greeniawn.
Cecilia Sullivan 5sp Clinton Wyandotte.
Gertrude shortAl. ls00s Worner
Renet,s staehurski, 22io Evaline, Ham
tramek.
Isabella sampson. 1888 Clinton.
clara stewa, 1922 hoenart
Amelia sEymanski, s26s Knodel.
Mary sherrod, 5os Medbury.
Ethel TeffanA. 1000 Winthrop.
Irene Taulbee. 1883 canneid.
Mary Thomas. lass Rivard.
Ora Vohs 1887 Van Dyke.
Mary yezmar. 1895 Russell.
Rose Wolfe. e5it savory.
Marion Young. 1891 Chsrrylawn.
Betty Yocksy. p37s Shoemaker.
Denessa Young. 3ott Blaine
Laura zaJae, 1900 Liyernos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Situations Wonfed-Femofe
EXPERIENCED dressmaking alterations
remodeling, repairing: days, your home
Reasonable. Temple Inn.
READ Times Want Ads for profit--us'
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
BOYS, 1919 YEARS OLD
Employment Agencies
APPLY AT ONCE

APPLY AT ONCE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OFFICE,
SALES TECHNICAL, EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s20-2I-22 TRANSFORMATION BLDG.
JONES Employment. ais Beaubien. wants
day workers: couples. porters. maids.
mattresses. Columbia 1910.
coLoRED girls; best jops: housework
t$s-xl0 references. 1892 Rivard. Ter
race 2-pls3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

n ~yvtST~aarrsn with car 20 assist me IN
my business. Call me at my home.
Northlawn 2et6. TO s p. m. for ap-
pointment only.
MEN-Light, steady good pay. Cloverleaf
Company. Lincoln Bldg. before noon.
MESSENGER BOYS with bicycles, be-
tween Is and Is: steady work. Apply
Room sos. Washington Boulevard Bldg.
Radio Testers, Inspectors and
Trouble Shooters
Need men thoroughly experienced in above
ca pacitisx; steady employment Apply
bETRoLA CORP, 1850 CHATFIELD.
STEADY POSITION
Open for young man under ~. Must he
neat and have clear speaking voice. 81
per hour advance pay II qualified. Promptly
10 a. m. 33f Book Bldg.
THREE YOUNG MEN. IS 10 20 years. neat
appearing. high school education; oppor-
tunity touring United States. Private de
luxe bus. Mr.. Colby, Hotel Detroiter.
after z d. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Beauty Culture Schools

lGIRLs-FREE BEAUTY TRAINING Of
fered at HYGIENE school. $3.50 Twelfth
Madison SO53.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

INEXPERIENCED electrical supply salesman.
knowledge OF electric motors, supplies.
ventilating equipment; 20 sell 10 dealers
in Detroit and travel territory. Headquar-
tiers. Detroit branch OF national firm. sal,
$50 wk., plus expenses and commissions.
Write full details TO justify interview.
Address Box Bs4s7, Detroit Tines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Male Help Wanted

DRIVERS WANTED-over 81. have fair
knowledge city. Apply $3.50 Woodward.
ELECTRICAL JoBBER wants experienced
counter man; permanent position: good
opportunity for advancement. See Mr..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Deatb notlces

Matthew, beloved husband
OF Anna. dear father OF Mrs Martha
SOIL, Mary Skomial, Anna Gibbel Helen
Nelson. Elsie Mcdonnell, John, Frank, Jo-
seph and Walter, brother OF Jacob and
MIS-. Catherine Kempista. Funeral from
5o2f Elmwood. Monday. 800; TO St.
Hyaeinth's Church at 10000.
EHRET-oetober Is. Rene C, beloved hus-
band OF Emma Augusta Services At
residence. 1880 cherrylawn. Friday at 2
HELY-october 20. Albert OF zoos vii.
shire. beloved husband OF Mile Geymsn
kely; dear father of Arthur and Mrs.
fnneth Chaplin; brother OF Mrs Hattie
ossenberger and Mrs. Betty Rothman.
Funeral service Friday p. m. at A. II.
deceased waE member OF Washington Lodge
No. %, IooF, and Independent Order OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

CLOTHING statesmen
Must be Polish speaking. Also experienced
window trimmer. Apply spolkla. Inc.
s64O Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Male Help Wanted

BOYS, 1919 YEARS OLD
with bicycles. for night messenger work.
Vacations with pay Heaithful outdoor
work acc ap hour II you are attending
school. here IL an opportunity for you "a
earn extra money. see Mr.. swarthout,
Room 20s, Western Union Telegraph Co..
$50 Shelby ST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

BRIcKLAYERs wanted-Unlon men pre-
ferred. Call evenings. Townsend 5-l620.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
; tR.11.1a YrARs nIn

BOYS, is-17-Is YEARS OLD
In our service you come In contact with
Big Business men and gain experience
money cannot buy. II you have bicycle
and are not going To school, see Mr.,
swarthout, Room zoo, $50 Shelby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes days
work; prefer Tuesday, Wednesday. Vine
mood o-ToAA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor Joo-driving a
pleasure car. Heshhful. profitable ana
steady. Age ri to Sc. Apply 212s Trum-
bull after A. m.
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Situations Wanted-Maie

BUsBOY. porter. janitor. chaufeVr ex-
penenced; Southern. Excellent references
tcolored). Tyler 7-1sS3
TRUCK driver. night watchmsn. Janitor
caretsker: experienced references. In.
dustrious; married. Trinity ALPS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

eolored girl hotel maid,
Janitress, office cleaning; references
Tenple l.OTaS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

EXPERIENCED-Neat colored girl de-
sires maid, hotel apartment. Lucille.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

EXPERIENCED girl wishes days work
laundry, cleaning; excellent references
Ettyr0v oQY9 ia y
Evening star., 1941-02-14
TOMORROW.

Meeting. Spanish-American War
Veterans, Hotel Mayfower, | pm.
Dinner, United Spanish War Vet
erans. Willard Hotel, pm.
Dinner dance, Esther Chapter. No.
5, o. F. S. Matrons and Patrons,
Willard Hotel. 7 pm.
Dinner and initiation, Phi Alpha
Delta Fraternity, Carlton Hotel,
7:30 pm.
Annual banquet, American Camp
ing Association, Wardman Park
Hotel. 7:30 pm.
Banquet. George Washington Uni
versitv Medical Society, Hotel May
flower, 7:30 pm.
Dinner dance, Sigma Phi Gamma
Sorority, Hotel Mayflower, 7:30 pm.
Card party and dance, Washing
ION Centennial Chapter No. 26, o.
E. S., Wardman Park Hotel, $50
fn1.
Annual Valentine dance, Wander
birds Hiking Club, 404 Twelfth
street NV, 9 pm.
Dance, Philippine Community,
willard Hotel, 10 pm.
Convention, American Camping
Association, Wardman Park Hotel,
all day.