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SACRAMENTO
Oakland

IuIHIs =. - 30 , II n
aBatted for Schmidt In ninth
bran for Endicott IN ninth
score b. Innings
Oakland ...........0 900 600 1870
Sacramento ......... 600 2Ol OOH
Summary-Runs responsible for
Salveson 4, Schmidt A. bases on balls
off Salyeson 4 Schmidt 2. struck out
by Salveson 4 Schmidt 5. left on
bases. Oakland 3 Sacramento 10.
two-baSe hits. Gutteridge. king Blatt-
ner horne runs RiFney; sacrifice
hits. Dcvaurs Endicott. stolen bases.
Gudat. 0utteridRe Sturdy. walked,
Chrlstoff Blattner. Scalzi Verge2
King, Adams. runs batted In. Sturdy
2 King Scalzi Rigney 2 Gudat.
Wieczorek double plays RiRnev TO
Luby % verRez 2. GutteridRe 20 Blatt-
ner to Sturdy; time. SO, umpires
Hood and SNYDER.
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S0F T ALL
SoFTRAII TONIGHT

CITY LeagUe-239th ouartermasters
" Transfers AZ Mckinley No. ?:
Ducks vs.. Neneermen at jefferson
No 2
Commercial Industrial League
Doormen vs.. Furnituremen AZ Har-
mon. Pulpers vs.. CO. b" Sath ONO
a. Mckinley Nc I. Local 1865 IS.
Garage EMPLOYEES at Portland No. ?:
Al-Rans vs. Musicians Union a. Port
land No.
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first inning in all four games).
the Tigers landed on Bill Lanning
and his successor. Bob Kinnaman
fthe same guy who hsndcuffed the
Tigers Friday. for six solid blows.
good for five runs and the ball
game
Mel Shelley doubled 10 open the
frame. went 10 third on Marv
Ricketts, out 10 first base. Mana
ger Pip Koehler. who played GEN.
ter field in the first eight innings.
singled 70 score Shelley. then sent
in Gene Kiley 10 run for him.
On the first ball pitched.
Morry Abbott rode the horse
hide out of the park over the
Coca Cola sign 20 put the
Tigers ahead, 4 10 8. But that
wasn't all. Bill Gray and Jack
Hanson singled in succession
with two away. Then Botelho
slaps a triple into right field
10 score the final I1ger tallieS.
Mickey McGaa started in the
second game, might have won had
he not issued two home-run balls
and a double in the sixth good
for three runs. AS 1t was the
Tigers Cancelled out this trio with
three scores of their own in their
half of the sixth, thus making
Spokane's first inning tally the
winner.
All the Tiger hitting in the
sixth came after two outs.
kiley singled, Rickert doubled,
and Perry doubled before the
big Spokane Irishman. A.
Murray oFlynn, could stop
the outburst.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 2. Detroit l.
Boston Is. New York 5.
Philadelphia 10. Washington s
(ten inningsl.
Cleveland rs. ST. Louis S-6.
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Second Camel
sAIIM

a Batted for johnson IN ninth.
score BY Innings
Salem s............. 900 600 OIL
Yakima .- 600 niO O02-3
Runs batted in. Stamper Lightner.
Griffith. Nounker fwo-base hit
Lightner, three base hit Greer, stolen
base Griffith sacrifices 3. johnson.
Shinn. double play. Griffith 20 LAni-
Zero 70 Bates left on bases Salem 5.
Yakima 10 bases on balls. off Oliver
2 Greer 2; struck out. by oliver Z by
Greer 2 by johnson /. hits. Of Greer
IN 8 innings 7. runs earned. Salem 2
Yakima /. wtlc pitch. Greer. UNI
pires. Nelson and EnEer: time OF
game. 90.
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{ second Camel
PORTI AND
san FRANCISCO
c for kittle IN seventh
score by Innings

AbaIIeN To- hIIIlg IN eeNenIU-
Score BY Innings
Portland ...-...-.....- 0Qi Gao -
san Francisco . 400 600 O.
Lusing pitcher Kittle. innings
Parmeiee ls hits off Parmelee s.
runs scored. of Psrrnelee 2. runs re-
sponsible for Specie Parmelee 2,
runs responsible for. Specie z. Parule-
iee 2, kittle 2. struck out. by Speece
2 Parmeles S. Kittie bases on balls
OF Specie 4. Psrmelee 2 Kittie ] hit
By Speece passed ball OzrcdoWski-
two-hase hits Fain Escobar Wright,
runs hattec IN. Pain Fernandez "a
cohar- G1A. Thompson. stolen nases.
Brown Hawkins Powell. double
niay Specie % Brown q EScobar.
time 50. umpirez. Powell and &c
wards.
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sACRAMENro

bbAtttU MhTHHNlA III NCNFnAns
score by inninKS
ApaklAho ,ss|..ss...sss. ulO 4o0 II
Sacramento st.sssfs.ss 100 600 n-6
Summary-winning pitcher Multi
gan. losing pitcher. Munger. in
ninGs pitched corbett az. barrow
7sa, Turbeviile ga; at bat off Cor
bett Il. barrow Il Tiirbeville is.
runs. off Corbett 4. Darrow q Tairbe-
Vile 3; hits. off Corbett 4. Darrow l.
TurbeYille q. runs responsible for
Corbett 8. barrow l. Tirbeville s, Mum
ger 2. bases on balls. Off TirbeVllle
3. struck out, by Darrow l hulligan
l. Turbevllle / Munger 3. left on
bases. Oakland 5. Sacramento 9. two
base hits, sturdy. Gudat. Blattner
Scal1i. home runs. Gutteridge. Chris
toff. sacrifice hits Wieczorek. stolen
bases. Luby a players walking. Luoy
Raimondi. barrow. Duesahou. Laiby.
runs hstted in, STURDY. Dunn. Blatt-
ner 2. Scalzi GutteridRs. Tlrbeville
Duezahou. Luhy. Tauhy 2 Christoff
?. double plavs. Scsixi ~ Rlattner to
sturdy. RiEney 10 Luby to Dunn.
time go. umpires. SNYDER and
Hood.
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san DI *


Nr0rr h9 InnlllEt
Seattle ...... ...... 900 loa 600
San Deigo .......... DOL 600 000-l
Losing pitcher. Thomas. innings
pitched Thomas 57as at bat off
Thomas IS. runs scored. off Thomas
4 hits. of Thomas 10. runs respon-
sible for Thomas 4 bases on balls.
off Thomas 3. Gregory 2 Mailman 2.
struck out. by Thomas / Gregory 4.
left on bases Seattle Il. San Diego
5. two-base hits Gregory. Jensen.
sacrifice hit Scarsella. runs batted
In Gyselman. Gregory Campbell 2
double plays before 10 Sperry Sickle
20 Schuster TO Scarsella, Gyselman to
Sickle 20 Scarsella time J so UNI
pires. Widner. Jordan and Engeln
fSecond Gamel
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AONatH sssssHf - ~ 10
Two out when winning run scored.
xBatted for Jacobs in seventh.
ANN1A1 ~ ~ ~ " -
xBatted for Ballou in eighth.
xNRan for Stutz IN tenth.
SRoFa nv IuuInRg

AbdLlcQ lOI bdllOu III eAkHNu-
xxRan for Stutz IN tenth.
Score by Innings
Portland .... ...-..O lO O22 22O-
San Francisco . l04 020 020 10
Winning pitcher. Stutz. losing
pitcher Harrell. innings pitched. Reid
"a, Marlowe 5-plus. Epperly a. ia
cobS a. Ballou IL. Gonzales a:
at bat. off Reid "a. Marlowe as. Ep-
perry 2. Jacobs 4 Ballou 7. Gonzales
o. hits. of REID g. Marlowe 2. Ep-
perly 4 Jacobs I Bsllou z. Gonzales
2 runs scored. off Reid :. Marlove 4
Epperly 2 Jacobs 0. Bsllou 2. Con-
zales 2. runs responsible for Reid
3. Marlove 4. Epperlv 2, Bsllou 2
Gonzales q Harrell 1: struck out.
Marlowe 2. Ballou / Gonzales 2. Har-
rel ] bases on balls, off Reid z. Mar
lowe / Epperly 2. Jacobs / Harrel 2
Stutz /. hit ny pitcher. Sprinz by
Harrell; three base hit. Fernandez:
two-base hits. Norbert 2 Carroll 2.
Escoosr. Owen. Jennings. Gonzales:
runs oatted IN. Owen 2, Fernandez 3.
Powell ?, Carroll q Gill EScohar 2
Wright, Steele. Annunzo 2. Jennings
Norbert; stolen base. TroWer.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 6. Philadelphia 5.
st Louis 7. Pittsburgh 4.
New York S. Boston 3.
Chicago 9. Cincinnati /.
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hatted Tor Goldman In seventh.
Score by Innings
hollywood ..s....... 42O oo3 Soils
Los Angeles ....... uOi 600 0Oo-- I
summary Losing pitcher. Weiiand
innings pitched by Weiland "a, Coff-
man 0ss az bat OFF Weiland 4: coff-
man "a. runs off Weiland 2 Coffman
10. hitS off weiland l, Coffman Ia
runs responsible for. DaSSo 1 Wei
land 4, Coffman y. Totaro 1 bases
on balls off Dasso I Weiland 9. Coff-
man q, 1otaro q. struck out by Dasso
3, Coffman q 1otaro 1. left on bases
Hollywood Il Los Angeles T. two
base hits, Rosenberg. DickShot q
Herman. MAYO. Schultz. Weintraub
Bren1el. three-base hit. kahle: home
run. Herman. sacrifice hits. Dasso
kahlc, Herman, runs batted IN. Her
man 5. Rosenberg 2. Brenzel q Dick
shot 8 Mayo. Kahle. double plays
May 10 Merullo 70 weintraub. Hoover
70 Schultz 70 Herman; time. 2:24.
unpires. Farming and Doran.
tSpgOnd Camel
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The
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Tacoma So. Spokane 81.
Yakima e-3. Salem 30.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Spokane IL. Tacoma u.
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aBatted for Brown in fifth
bBatted for Scribner in seventh.
Gran for Fallon In seventh.
Totals a........ ~ S 8 al 4
Arora hN InuinRS

oon Diteo $1,000 VIZ III ~
Winning pitcher Olsen: losing
pitcher. Brown: innings pitched,
Brown 4. Olsen 81 at bat, off Brown
Olsen 2: hits. off Brown s. Olsen
5. runs responsible for Brown 3. o.
sen Scribner 2 bases on balls. off
Olsen T. Scribner 2: struck out. by
Brown 2. Olsen 6. Scrinner 4. left on
bases Seattle T. San Diego ;. two
base hits. Gvselman. Detore. home
run. Mazzera. sacrifice hits. Jensen,
Olsen stolen bases. Patchett MAJ
sera. runH ba tied in Mazzera 2 Me-
Donald patchett, Sperry. Sickle. Har-
ris. double PLAYS. Schuster TO Sickle
70 Scarsella Mazzera % before. time.
as. umpires. Jordan. widner and
Bngeln.
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Mill Cadinha Hurls Well
And Hits Rousing Homer
McGoo Loses Seven-Inning Nightcop.
4 to 3. by Pitching Home Run Bdlls

The Tigers have sersped
up"
That's the the the baseball
they split doubehesder Sunday Saturday
for their fourth straight loss
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Seare hs Innings

Summary Runs responsible for.
Osborne S. Flores bases on balls,
off Osborne Flores 3. struck out.
BY Osborne .. Flores 3: left on bases.
HOLLYWOOD = Los Angeles 4 two
base hits Weintraub, Kahle three
base hit. Iowrey. home run. Moore;
sacrifice hit Meruilo. stolen base
Hoover. runs batted In. Weiutrauo,
Holm. Flores Moore. Dlckshot; double
play Holm to Nave time. ! -.
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Runs responsible for. O'F1ynn 8.
McGaa 4. struck out BY O'Flynn 4
by McGss g. bases on balls. off
OFlynn 2, hit By pitcher. Cardozs
BY O'Flynn. left on bases, Spokane 4.
Tacoma 4: home runs Nilani. Rosen-
lund. two-base hits. Milan Cardozs.
Mccormack. Rickert Abbott, Perry
runs batted in. MIlani 3 Rosenluno
Abbott 2 Perry; sacrifice. OFlynn.
double plays Rosenlund % GedZius
70 Milani SkelleY % Hanson 70
GRAY Rosenluud 70 Martinez 70 Nj
lami Martinez 20 GedZius % Miami.
time. 1913 umpires. Kallis and
Weikrerber
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SATURDAYS WI RESULTS

First game:
Nenatchee .02o 100 o1O- IL 1
Vancouver .. 900 500 O0O-S s 1
Jacobsen and Mayer; Merrill. Os-
born and Bremen.
Second game:
Wenatchee 600 lOI 10O-s 2
Vancouver . 600 200 20x- s 2
Weller and Mayer; Greenlsv and
Bremen.
salem ...... 0o0 0OOlOO-I S 2
Yakima -. 020 600 0ex-z 9 2
Swope and Adams. Mcconnell
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PACIFIC coAsf LEAGUE
SUNDAYS RESULTS

Seattle 40, San Diego lis.
Hollywood 1871. Los Angeles 10.
Sacramento So, Oakland Al.
San Francisco 1912. Portland "a.
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Losing pitcher. Janning. innings
pitched by Lanning 7zs Kinnaman
II: at bat. off Lannine 30; hits. off
tanning 2. runs scored. off LsnninE
5; runs responsible for. tanning 5.
Kinnaman / Csdinhs 2. struck out.
by Lsnnins 3, Kinnamsn ] Cadinhs
5; bases on balls. off tanning 3.
Cadinha 4. left on bases. Spokane 8.
Tacoma 8; home runs. Hughes.
Cadinha. Abbott; three-base hit. Bo-
telho: two-base hits, Botelho. Skel-
ley runs batted in. Mccormack. Ro-
senlund Hughes Cadinha Koehler,
Abbott 2, Botelho 2; stolen base.
Roehler; double play. Skelley 70 Ham
son to Gray. time la: umplres.
Weisgerber and Kallis
LAE.E.-ua g..
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Birmingham SO. Atlanta 4-e.
New Orleans 81. Chatfhnoosa 40.
Little Rock e-l Knoxville I'll
isecond game called enc NTH. DARK
Nashville SIS. Memphis "a
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ed for Dierickx In seventh
ed for Lieb IN ninth.
lis ..........2e 9 10 IT u !
Score nv Innings

IotaIs .......... ~ = TO II Z 7
Score by Innings
Salem .............. oiO 600 20O-3
Yakima . 900 los O3x-p
Runs batted in Griffith Weigandt,
Younker. Johnson ?. Rossier 2. Hor-
mig. Lanifero. Sueme 2. Madrid: two
base hits. Griffith. Madrid 2. Lani-
fero. thres-base hits Rossier. Sueme:
stolen bases. Lanifero q sacrifices.
Rarkelew. Weingandt double plays
Madrid 70 Stamper TO Reese. Griffith
70 Lanifero 10 Bates Peterson to
Adams. left on bases. Salem 7. Yak
ina 3, bases on balls. off Dierickx 2
Barkelew 4 Lieb 3. struck out. by
DierickX 5. Barkeiew 5. hits, off DER
ickx z IN s innings. 6 runs. off Lieb
In innings. 8 runs: hit by pitcher.
Shinn by Barkelew: wild pitch. Lieb:
earned runs. Salem 3. Yakima 8; UNI
pires, Enger and Nelson: time. 40.
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ON He LAM
NTH ELLIOTT METCALF


RACK from weeks vacation your old neighbor bumped
sports situations
No. Failure Of the Tacoma Tigers Of the Western
No . Havoc raised b, ruling Of Edwin \. Atherton
high commissioner Of the Pacific Coast conference
Now let's get down 70 the Tees
Inc too young bring
Many have gotten off % than h'
rse hs Tigers . pitching and
failure hit especially
And tho's qualities ar are Of major Importance
Which fielding there the Tigers whole have
The club young. pea-ereen whole might
soms on to momentum and go Wild an. :.
Then on the other hand turns completely round bunasrs and
baseball older
heads the necessary balance.
the decision
already Mallory infieldcr
Tn Ir~hmAa better than SEQ hitter sla-her rather tina"
play is IN high esteem
by his Angel
Ray starr Angel outfsdsr expected to be the
belted
the Arizona circuit leading the with triples 10
unfit a n
recently had four teeth extracted
schanz powerful right by
with year, rs
However he said to have lost much of the wdnsss he showed
hurlcr souhpaw
Thus two pitchers hard hitting catcher outedr
infeldcr who themselves platter
MOr Abbott smuggling eye
often or the es ''' '' inc last ''''' games and
Looking things point
have spokancs
And between to do that viii task judging
the Indians by their present form
Spokane gets strong
thai somewhere the Indian organization there
taiker.
mystery how front keep the lub within
the monthly salary limit 1890
player limit Is cut 10 rs this month
spokane average
monthly salary $3.50
Even this suggestion doing wrong
chiefs IN the beautiful city Of Spokane.
However. there others like
Clean Slofes for Two
Now G-Man Atherten's activity in his sphere.
He hired by the organization as investigator with
unusually wide authority.
Therefor victims of his investigations have been all the
big brother schools of the conference only Idaho Mon
tana little brother members being given clean states
Well
that Idaho and Montana have the rules Of
ytng ubsidization widely
serious offenders. but violations Just the same
Anyway wei forget that side of the situation understanding To
begin
adequate
teams
employers probably
the day they ever put him in seat of authority
And undoubtedly this themselves
warn the proper unload that guy gone
toe far Amt he got of Judgment"
And maybe that will pass
ANY who nterfere with talent recruiting alumni
schee
facing
too had there under Ather'on authority punish
the adsis officially connected with the schools
rnfher nefsrtons activities.
things only youngsters
n post sdoieecent years.
Too alumni their college athletics seriously
Their decency . paper
youthful picture
But they whole old know they
doing cheating play.
still that long has been the practice football
10 that until open
the boys before all behind a curtain
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

ERNATIoNAL LEAGUE
saturdays Results
Rochester 4. Baltimore 2
Toronto ST. Jersey City 40.
Buffalo :. Newark 6
Syracuse 2. Montreal ? ttle1.
sundays Results
Baltimore asa Montreal 1911
Toronto $40. Rochester 6-li.
Newark 10. Syracuse TO.
Jersey City 81 Buffalo -
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicaco a. Cincinnati
s. Louis a. Pittsburgh
Only Canles scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Among the City Club Crowd

Miss Mae Norton Miss Ruth Barron. Miss Jane NJ.
Steere. Miss Helen Venier Miss G. A Walsh Miss
Emily Abbott
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Richards Miss Helen NJ john
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Palms Springs Lure

PALM SPRINGS is attract
ing more and more local resi-
dents. as the season approaches
its height.
Among new arrivals at the
Desert Inn are Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Flint of Rolling Acres,
Birmingham; Mrs. Henry
Stephens of Lake Shore road;
Mrs. Julian II. Harris of Sun
ningdale drive.
DIR. AND MRS. CLAIRE L.
STRAITH are making stay of
two weeks in Fort Lauderdale.
BETA CHAPTER of Delta
Beta Tau Sorority has chosen
the following new officers:
President. Jean Rankin; vice
president, Virginia French: sec
rotary. Madeline Owen; treas
urer, Betty Menzies.
MRS. ROY d. CHAPLIN plans
10 be off soon for New York
City, where she will be til
guest of her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William
Hutton II.
She will go on from there 10
Arizona where she plans to re-
main until Spring.
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h N ay5 f:
.H
H with ar6T

THE DETROIT ICE YACHT CLUB crowd is active these
days.
(And practically the only folks know who scowl
at above weather.
This weekend will find them taking part annual
regatta with the Gar Wood trophy the prize the winner
of the event..
From Detroit thoren be George Hendrie Rex and Clare
Jacobs Moran Mr.. and Mrs Al Pochelon Jr....
Joe Schermack Clarkson Wormer racing their ice
boats the frozen waters at the foot of Parker
boulevard
And they looking enthusiasts from out of
town including
Mrs Ted Mead of Wimette. ILL., Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clifford of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs Jack Villas of
Geneva. Wis
There should he II 10 entered this weekend"
said Al Pochelon whose pretty and dark little wife,
Alberta
Decided she was weary of being 'fce-widow" -.
And this year is avid as Al.
Those Midnight Bridge Fans
RUSS ROOSEN conducted another of his duplicate tourna
the Women's City Club on Monday evening
And this being Valentines week and all. his heart
longer (he sessions
been breaking up about 10 and he reserved side of
the clubs auditorium for the bugs" who stayed until almost
midnight.
been charge of the there will be six evenings
in all very much hand rushing about with cards
and ash trays and boards
Those present included:
MIR and Mrs F. j. Memo Jr. Miss Bess L. Abbott
Miss Della A. Thew. Mr. and Mrs Frank d. Webb and Mr.
and Henry Beam who drove in from Brmngha
Miss Benjamin Miss Elmo Smith Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Mueckler. Miss Rose Murray. Miss Audrey
Craig
Mrs A. Peterson . Miss Florence McDuffe Mrs.
George Davies Mrs. c. F. Hrshfield Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard NJ. Collins
Among the City Club Crowd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
What's the Answer?

Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Give the line that follows, 1T the schooner Hesperus
Before going straight ahead freight train usually backs
up. Why?
3-What the essential difference robbery and
larceny?
4Wha do the following possess in Perque, Burey
Virginia, Turkish?
Sin April 1775 the people of Middlesex County Massa-
chusets warned by whom against the coming OF what
Certain soldiers of three known as Skhs
and Spahis Couple the with the country
7Of you know the earth roates its axis But do
you whether goes from East to West from West
TO East?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12

PARTIES FOR brides-elect.
Elizabeth Ridden and Gretchen
Kanter, this week and next. are
speeding up the social tempo
Starting off the week. Miss
Janet Fu1lenwider on Sunday
gave tea and pantry shower
for Miss Riddell
And this evening Miss Mary
Mckinnon is giving a dinner for
Miss Riddell and her fance.
Otto Pongrace
Most of the pre-nuptial parties
honoring Miss Kantcr are over.
but tomorrow night Mrs John
Kolle will give the Spinstcr
dinner for her at the Kolle resi-
dence in Seminole avenue.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Andrew
Kanter on Friday night Will give
the rehearsal dinner at their
home in Seminole avenue
And on Friday Miss Millicent
AyleSworth will entertain at her
house in Burns avenue with
hosiery shower in honor of Miss
Riddell
Mrs. Sanford Ladd and Miss
Margaret Carrigan of Port
Huron VIII honor Miss Riddell
on Saturday by giving a kitchen
shower in The home of the for
mer.
Next week. Tuesday. Mrs
Willard French viii compliment
Miss Riddell with a mIscella-
neOuS shower.
Miss Aileen Davidson. who is
10 be a bridesmaid. will give the
SpinSter dinner for Miss Riddell
Wednesday night in her home
in Seminole avenue.
Miss Kathryn Garfield has
asked for an evening on which
10 entertain for this popular
bride-electl but just what sort
o. party she IS planning has.
not yet been announced
AMff-.ane Mrs Frederick Rid
dell, parents of the bride-elect.
will give the rehearsal dinner
February y. at the Riddell
residence in Iroquois avenue, as
the wedding takes place the fol-
lowing day.
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Garbo Unno+iced in N. y;
off Of Screen--Ou+ Of Mind
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Once,
in the long ago. l was cruising
on the yacht of a celebrated
publisher.
Among other guests were
Charlie Chaplin and George K.
Arthur who has since Shelved
movies in favor of the publishing
business here in New York. II
was about the time Arthur and
his co-Star Karl Dane had won
fame with a motion picture
called "Buddies." Chaplin hadn't
made a film for years.
En- route South the yacht on
which we were guests put in at
Savannah. Ga. When word
spread of the yachts arrival
large crowds assembled. enthu-
Siastic over catching a glimpse
of George X. Arthur
The younger people on the
dock clamored for Arthur's auto
graph and paid scant attention
TO Chaplin. They were too young
to remember his last picture and
they had only recently seen and
laughed over the Arthur-Dane
camera opus "BuddieS. ~
The whole situation was a les
son in the public'S interest IN
film stars. And came to my mind
the other day when l happened
10 be lunching on the mezzaDlne
at the Sherry-Netherlands.
A tall man and a blond
woman, the latter drably turned
out in an inexpensive fur coat
and one of Mrs. Jerome Napo-
leon Bonaparte'S cowgirl type
of hats entered tlfe-reStaHfaht,
walked up to the meZzanine and
were shown to a table overlook
ing Fifth Avenue.
Not head was turned III
their direction and not one OF
the fashionables lunching az
other tables gave so much as
glance at the woman.
| couldn't believe my eyes
something must be wrong.
Surely those lunch onlte ;
couldn't be unaware of the fact
that the woman was Greta
Carlo and the man Doctor
Hauser, her vegetable juice eX-
pert!
YOUR ANSWER is a good as
mine as to the why's and where
fores of the phenomenon. But
the fact remains Carlo and
Doctor Hauser had their lunch
con and departed without Great
inc as much as ripple oil
excitement. Not one glance was
cast in their direction and no
one appeared interested.
Immediately ! thought bac;
TO Savannah and the episode OF
Chaplin being overlooked by the
crowd and George *. Arthur
receiving all the "huzzahs
And wondered if Car DO has
pulled her Il want TO be alone
act once too often.
Or is it that she. like Chap
lin of the cruise era. hasn't
made sufficient films of late for
the public to remember her.
1t was the first time I'd ever
seen Doctor Hauserl When
asked later, for my comment on
him ! summed, it up with these
words. He looks like a COM
posite photograph of Baron De
Meyer who once took photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-12
Tea for Carnelite Auxiliary

MRS. ROBERT B. GOTFREDSON is opening her 1roquois
avenue home next Monday afternoon. ..
For a to which members Of the Auxiliary of the
Dscalced Carmetes have been asked
Mrs Gotfredsons table will go patriotic with red white
blue color scheme 49,.
And assisting the hostess will be:
Mrs. Albert f. Detz. Mrs. Leo J. Carrigan Mrs
Hugh Corey. Mrs Harvey Olson and Mrs Bernard A.
Who will take turns presiding at the tea table -.