Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-18
II Isn't Cold
For Some
People
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

Palm Springs, Cal.-or have we
upset your day for you?
Mrs. Anna E. Kresge, for one,
has been enjoying life at the
Desert Inn in the southern Cali
fornia resort, and so have the c.
Hayward Murphys, who are 60
ing from there to Los Angeles
and won't be back in the Pointe
until April 7.
The Guy S. Greenes have been
happily engaged in such pleas
ant advertisements but will
have to call a halt tomorrow as
they're due back in town this
coming weekend.
LUNCHING AMONG the
many who thronged the Terrace
Room the other day:
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Himelhoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sales, the
Walter r. Fruits and the Edgar
J. Warrens.
Also that celebrated traveller
of-the- Orient. Miss Alice Mac
Farland. with lively party, in
Guiding the brilliant maestro of
the New York Philharmonic,
John Barbirolli, Mrs. Barbirolli
and Albert A. Ziarko, newly APP
pointed director of music of the
United States of Music in WASH
ington. D. c.
Incidentally, whispers about
the dining room were to the eff
feet that plans are being laid for
an extension division of the
school here in Detroit to be
headed by the aforementioned
foursome.
BORN SUNDAY, March 16, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LETTERS
Dodge, a son, as yet unnamed.
His pretty mamma is the for
mer Miss Jane Pike.
MISS MARGARET LOVE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Love, of Quincy avenue.
and Miss Grace McCallum, niece
of William r. Carnegie of West
Grand boulevard, have been vis-
iting Mr.. Carnegie at his Winter
home in Tampa. Fla, and will be
getting back home tomorrow,
we hear.
MRS. BYRON A. CARSE and
Mrs. +. r. Reinch have arrived
at the Shormede down Miami
Beach way and are set to con-
tinue their decentralization
for the next three weeks.
MRS. BENJAMIN c. ADDI-
SON and her two gal friends
who left town for Washington.
d. c., last week, stayed there a
couple of days and are now
headed south.
They'll be dividing the next
couple of weeks between Miami
and Havana. they say.
YOUR LON G-MIS SING
friend, Mrs. Gretchen Rausch.
has been located Way out at
FL Mirador in Palm Springs,
which she'll visit a while longer
before returning TO her hand
somely appointed home on Nc
Nichols road.
A RECENT election of the
Kappa Sigma Phi Sorority
brought forth the following Off
GERS: Ann DIARY, president;
Phyllis Kirschbaum, secretary;
Barbara Meretsky, treasurer;
Rosalie Rosenberg and Harriet
kellar, publicity workers.
STAYING AT the Waldorf
Astoria in New York City are
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Scholnick
of Roslyn road and Mary Barn.
hardt of Dumbarton road.
RUTH JANE WHITE. a men,
Der of the junior class of Green
brier College, Lewisburg. w. Va.
will leave school on Friday to
spend her Spring vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene c. White of Yorkshire road.
MRS. JOHN GOFF of st.
Clair avenue and daughter.
Mrs. Elmer Marquardt of the
Gladwin Manor in East Jeffer-
son avenue, recently returned
from a two weeks trip in the
East.
THE STATE ASSEMBLY OF
the Michigan State Society of
the Daughters of American
Colonists will be held today at
the Ingleside Club.
ENJOYING THE sunny South
are Marcella and Josephine Mat
gen in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
THE ANNUAL Maurice Tro-
ply Public Speaking Contest,
sponsored by the Women's Divi-
sion of the American Institute
of Banking, will be held in the
Colonial Room of the Detroit
Leland Hotel Saturday after
noon, following a luncheon.
which will be served at 100.
MR.. AND MRS. EDWARD ].
SWINK and their daughter,
Mildred of Yorkshire road, and
Mrs. L. Edgar Norris of Whit