Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Potential
Charners
At Party
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

bN DILL IuE DACflGLOh
HAD YOU been at the Indian
Village Club the other after
noon, you'd have seen a covey
of potential charmers disport-
ing themselves on the ice.
Excuse for this all-girl gath
ering was the tenth birthday of
Camilla Holden. daughter of the
Parker Holdens of Seyburn ave
nue., who caused a dozen or
more contemporaries TO gather
there for the gliding about with
only occasional spread-eagles.
After the skating, Mrs. Holden
trundled them all down TO the
University Club for a filling re-
past .(where they were pleas
antly thrilled at being allowed
to be at large in this usually
very adult place. with the
young hostess pretty much the
center of attraction in that
dashing green costume with the
bright red blouse.
MRS. JOHN T. NICHOLS
and her eldest daughter. Miss
Helene. are anxious for Tuesday
next tFolk around, so they
can quit their btarFome on the
lake shore for the lovely little
house they take each Winter on
the beach there at Naples.
It's on the Gulf Side of Flor
ida. y'know. with plenty of
mighty fine fishing to be had.
SEEN AT the Book:
Miss Ann Evans, a Regular,
cycling the crowd
Virginia Chope and Lindon
Brode, being halted by friends
at intervals all down the aisle
B. J. Crawford, deep in con-
versation with pals
Jean Sucher, anXiously scam
ming the horizon for always
tardy cronies.
QUITE A house party at the
c. James Mckinney home over
the weekend.
Carlotta, eldest of the three
Mckinney children and about
5 years of age. invited Rose
mary Rohde (mamma is visit
ing in Chicago, we understand
and Julie Warren to join her
and brother Jimmy for a whirl
at the Detroit Athletic Club
Saturday with Mesdames War
rem and Mckinney lowering
solicitously in the background
and then took them all home
until Sunday evening.
The Misses Rohde and McKin-
ney, it is said, managed to let
a conveniently isolated bathtub
overflow and took advantage of
the resulting deluge to pretend
they were In Swimming -.
MRS. FRED earn and Mrs.
s. B. Solomon welcomed their
long-missing friend, Mrs. Evelyn
Weiner. with a luncheon at the
Wonder Bar on Saturday, they
say.
THAT BIG TODD at The
Abingdon. Saturday, was the
breakfast party following the
wedding of Miss Helen Jean
Scott, daughter of the Harvey
f. SCOTS. and Donald Jerome
Grant. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold R. Grant.
THE ZIPPERS, that band OF
merry young women who never
say die, are planning bake
sale-more about that anon.
MRS. THOMAS r. WINANS,
after a visit of several weeks
with her doting family, the Les
lie A. Wearys of Balfour road,
is leaving today to rejoin MIR.
w. in Pasadena, Cal.
Along about the first OF Feb
ruary. their new house in
the San Fernando Valley will
be ready for occupancy so
they'll be crossing the arroyo
again and moving not very far
away from your long-absent
the Hap Smiths who
live in West Los Angeles now.
ALUMNI OF the University
of Detroit will honor the Rev.
Charles II. Cloud, university
president, with a tea at the
Colony Town Club Sunday aft
from 3 until 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Edmund Barbour, chair
man of the affair, has appointed
Mrs. Karl Schechter and Miss
Irene Damn to the arrange
committee.--------------
Mrs. Ned Farrell, Mrs.
Thomas Callan and Miss Mar
celline Granger, Miss Jeanette
Spolansky. Mrs. Patrick Gallo
nan. Mrs. Frank Richard and
Miss Mildred Gleason are also
among the assistants as are
Miss Marjorie Franklin. Miss
Noreene Crane and Miss Rita