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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
De La Sale Group
Inducts Officers

THE FOLLOWING officers
were recently indicted by the
De La Sale Auxiliary:
Mrs. William Plunkett, presi-
ident: Mrs. J. NJ. Cleland, first
vice president: Mrs. r. {. Hull.
second vice president: Mrs. M.
Schiefelbien, third vice, presi-
dent: Mrs. A. Darch. fourth vice
president: Mrs. John R. Bar
rett. recording secretary; Mrs.
Edward A. Duffy, financial sec
Rotary; Mrs. Emil Van Sile.
treasurer; Mrs. P. V. Mcnamara,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Emil ,Duclos. assisting CORE
spending secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Engagement Told

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A. Glib
son of -Buena Vista avenue an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Bette Jane Gibson, &c
Cyril Joseph Resrdon of Detroit.
son of Mrs. Timothy Reardon
and the tate Mir. Reardon Of
Fremont, Ohio.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerome Fell
rsth (she was Jane Ayers viii
celebrate their first wedding an
niversary on Monday, the
twenty-seventh. -
They will have all of the
members of the wedding party
TO a soiree Sunday evening in
their new home in Dearborn
Hills.
Ed Dempsey, who is in
Nevada, and Chesley Ayers. who
lives in Virginia, viii be unable
to attend but the remaining
members will be on hand. They
include Mrs. Francis Fellrath,
Helen Morrison. Elizabet h
Smith. Gertrude Sheridan, Anne
Hanley. Dick Fellrath, Bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Women's City Club Goes Latin

IT'S RHUMBA time the Women's City Club come Friday
evening.
George V. n Lothrop and her activities committee
planned program Romance of Old Mexico to be staged
in the auditorium.
Rubo and Col Ricardo de Escamia Will give the
program of songs against the background OF
marimba orchestra conducted by Luis Betancourt.
Inca princess Miss Rubo wears authentic costume
which pure gold used. She also will be
fashioned of 1000 feathers Ia She sings
Inca folk songs.
Colonel de Escamilla joined Pancho Villas army at the
age IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Pot-Luck Suppers

That evening saw the renewal
of the St. James Church pot
luck" suppers. with Mrs Daniel
Agnew as chairman and Mrs. f.
y. Campbell. Mrs. w. NJ. John
son. Mrs. NJ. A. Schultz, Mrs.
G. Owen and Mrs. r. Guest
assisting.
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. NJ. A..
Thompson. Mrs. r J. Fairbanks
and Mrs. II. F. Roderick were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Pine-Pone Session

Last Saturday night, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter J. Parker Of Wyan-
dotte, formerly Of Crosse lie
had Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin +.
Welton, Mr.. and Mrs. John +.
Beyster, MIR. and Mrs. A-F-Zoll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman J. rs
man. and Mr.. and Mrs. Don s..
Smith for dinner and bridge.
- Last Sunday night. MI. and
Mrs. II. +. Rodenck had for
supper and ping-pong Mrs r. /.
Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. +. n.
Stanton, II F Stanton, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. T. White and Mrs.
Wilma Jordan.
This weekend Mrs. II. Conan
Monroe Is having house party
at the Shurly log cabin IN
Meridian road for the members
of the wedding party OF Barbara
Fitch and Burt Shurly whose
marriage will be an event OF
February /. Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Storm NanderZee
had the group in for cocktails.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

GIcary and "Bunnie Stephen
son.
The board Of directors of the
Newman Alumni Association
met last week in the home of
Mrs George Huebnor to make
arrangements for the.otelephone
bridge 10 he held Valentine
Night. February ii.
Each member will have her
respective party and the scores
Viii be telePlaened 10 Margaret
Reid who is chairman
Among those who attended
the meeting were Martha Knud-
sen, Margaret Mari, EStelle
Regg. Helene Siegel, Maryan
lookout. Mrs. Wayne Andreae,
Elizabeth Turner, Mary Cow
ling and Miss Reid.
Beta Gamma Phi sorority has
decided 10 give a dance. The
date of the affair will he set at
the bimonthly meeting Tuesday
evening in the home Of Mary
Lou Melissa in Southfield road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Mad Hores
Plan Dance
For March

NOV that January is half over
~ at least one faction of the
subdeb group is deep in plans
for March.
OF course you have guessed
that we are referring to the Mad
March Hares who hold their
name month practically sacred
to their own activities.
Sometime in March" is the
somewhat indefinite date for the
big dance. But the twenty
fourth is already designated for
the imitation tea at the Chidwa.
On the Wa committee are Betty
Goodwin, Virginia Mills, Jean
Mccain. Beverly Allen and
Joyce Mccormick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Carnival for Chinese Relief

THERE'S GOING to be Rice Bowl Carnival at the Scarab
Club on Saturday evening February s. when all manner of
will be provided TO raise funds which Will 60 to
Chinese Relief Fund sending medical supplies to China
few of include fashion show fishing pond,
post office auction fortune telling, wandering Ministries,
juvenile show and a Barber Shop quartet.
Everything carried out in the spirit of the Elegant
Eighties and the Gay Nneties.
Augusta Fener general chairman of the carnival
with Mrs LaVerna Smthson as her first assistant.
FRANKLIN WINIFRED McAFEE is chairman of the
music committee and others heading committees include
Weiss special activities assisted by Mrs.
William D. Mccullough; Mrs Elmer S. Lumley and Mrs. Anna
Willard Winckler. ~
Mrs A. w Humphre~->fashion show; Mrs CharIence
Boeckman Juvenile show Mrs G.epard Smith William Merrill
Mrs Carl Reeber and Mrs Claude Mzray form the program
committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Don't Forqet the Presidents Ball!

ON FEBRUARY /, the Presidents Birthday Ball takes
place the bathrooms of the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Edward J. Jefres Jr, chairman OF ticket
goal of 1000 tickets to sell and distribute
Hughes heads the committee selling boxes
evening again this year Sir Charles himself is in
charge of entertainment.
bands have been engaged to play in the three
bathrooms. They Leroy Smith in the Grand Ballroom
Marvin Crystal Ballroom and the Ray Gorre
Strolers in the Italian Gardens.
Virginia Backus chairman of the committee which will
the night of the ball. Twelve debutantes will
help
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
In Attendance for the Evening

SOME OF those who'll attend the Mexican evening are
Mrs. John J. OBren. Mrs Heinrich A Plckert Mrs
Charles B. Marks Mrs. Richard H. Lawrence.
Mrs. James Savage, Miss Louise Green Mrs George j..
Elliott Mrs. Neil Cameron. Miss Olive Lothrop.
Mrs. John Rundell Miss Edith Kmba, Mrs F. v Auberle
Mrs G. H. Brown c. E. Connolly and Mrs. George
Cummns.
Preceding the program in the auditorium Mrs Orlson d
White chairman of the house committee has announced
Mexican dinner will be served in the main dining room
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Combination Party

A joint party is always fun.
and the sorority girls and frater-
nifty boys usually turn out some
thing pretty special in the way
of entertainment when they de-
eide TO combine their plans.
Such a one is the Informal
dance which will he held Feb
ruary Z at Hotel Statler under
the auspices of "K-Phi' and
Lambda Sig.
Committee co-chairmen. are
Pat Kelley and Reid Halla, with
assistants Joan Strohm. Paul
Reid. Jackie Moran, Jack Bell,
Mary Voorhees, and Shirley
Priest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

Tea was served IN the attTaC-
tive new dining room. which re-
Gently has been added TO the
ThompSons' remodeled farm
house. Mrs. Kenneth T White
nreSlded al the tea table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Jean Ferry Visiting in East

JEAN FERRY daughter the Dexter NJ. Ferrys of the
Pointe is in New York for brief SPELL
visiting Edith who is connected with the
Museum o Modern Art in Manhattan.
Travelling this very Sundayis debuane Betty Jane Jacobs
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Jacobs.
tHsse with bad throat after that
1t here after the others mad
returned to their studies.
attends Convent of the Sacred Heart at Norton
on-the.Sound Conn.,, will be debutante in June.
The Easter will find her in Palm Beach with her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Newcomers TO lie

Wednesday evening Mrs. Paul
Y. Mccormick had Judy May
ers, Janet Alexander, Mary Anne
De Galen, Mary West. Mrs. JOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

Joint hostesses ar a tea for Mrs
Rice G. Fitzpatrick at the home
of Mrs. Thompson. The guests
included:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Miss Stark
F4onored at
list Shower
By THE DoWAGER

NOu VIII have 10 set fast
i tempo 70 keep pace with
Alison Stark.
From now until February u,
The date Of her marriage 10 AL
lar Wilson. she will be IN a
~hlrl Of parties. trousseau shop
ping and wedding preparations.
Her first shower was held Sat
urdsy afternoon. Ii was a Tea
and pantry shower tblue and
yellow and vas gwen by her
eister-ln-laW. Mrs George. Stark
u and her mother, Mrs. Buel
Slade.
TIE party was held in the
Slade home IN Franklin Hills.
Mrs. Slade received her guests
wearing a teal blue crepe after
noon frock.
Her daughter was attractive
In black crepe and pink lame
Jumper dress
The tea table was beautifully
decorated with pink and white
flowers.
Mrs. Milton Eison and Har-
riet Babcock poured. They viii
be bridesmaids at the wedding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
.uHz0duoz1uQ:

SUSAN SOLOMON born January to Mr. and Mrs Sidney
Solomon (Beatrz Tananbaum).
CORINE ANN MEURER born January to Mr.. and Mrs
Erhard F. Meurer dorothy Arndt).
KNIT PETER KNUDSEN born January to Mr. and Mrs.
Semon E. Knudsen Florence Mcconnell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Looked Very Pretty

The excited little honor guest
looked very pretty in a tailored
black crepe pleated dress dis
tinguished by a brilliant watch
fob pinned 20 her lapel.
Among those who gathered
weighted with gifts for her were
Miss Emma Dempster and:
MFEDANFS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Kresees Return to California

THERE WAS great take-of of Kresges last week.
Mrs Sonny Kresge and Ann Kresge all here from
their California for the holidays returned to the
However tina, was not Ann who prior to the time
such strong liking for California weather was one
the popular girls Mayfair an elegant steak
The party was given in the log cabin the Kresges
Bloomfield
1t is very special log cabin designed for entertaining
and the products grill famed in these parts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Bill Walkers Hop to Florida

The Bill Walkers of the Garden Court taking flying
trip to Miami Beach which they agreed upon the instant
known busy Bill could get away for fortnight.
They left Friday.
Also Florida bound but whr in New FORK first)
MiiseH, Mrs j. Aeszyhskl
and Mrs Earl Rutherford
They're starting Monday their holidays which take
them to Miami Beach Wilson's beautiful home there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs. ". H.
Field Of L0H0fe7101Cl dTe-
Huo announce the engage
pient Of their doughter.
VIRGINIA FIELD, and
Bernard Buchholz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Buchholz
lcho iiUe IN Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Two Fisher FAMILIES
To Present Daughters
Dudn9 1041-42 Season

~ORE debutantes add to your 1941-42 list.
N Al And the newest heard about
M/V daughters of the Fisher families.
" There'n Sarah Ann fast becoming of the
blonde beauties and pretty Frances Fisher
Sarah Ann the youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles I. Fisher
She attends Convent of the Secret Heart in Lawrence
Frances eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred j.
Fisher studying Marymoun in Tarytown ~ Y this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

Arthur Wilson FaWoAnk Robson
yehH- GsFhaF4 O. Smith
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John Shields Hsl Trump
james Hirshfel Ceorre W STARK
Harry Stark Nina Campbell
Wnf1d Gmeiner
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Robson
of West Boston boulevard have
with them ttih4tts week Il t4iiisttff-
guished visitor. the popular
tenor, Joseph Victor Laderoute.
He will leave Wednesday for
Cleveland and Cincinnati where
be Will continue his tour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19

tions in here. No money so they cant marry, too much money so they can't marry, or G.'s father says nix. I forgot to tell you but we're cutting out the part of G.'s father-C. Aubrey Smith is busy. cd we can't get Eugene Palette 0, Charles Coburn. Parents are superfluous, besides, and the money gag is too familiar. People get mar .cd w.s,lcut money. Besides if we let ein get married we'll have to shoot a wedding, and weddings cost money. That's out Tell you what, we'll start out where B. and C.. have been married five years.
 Another thing-do you know this script has ten scenes in which somebody says to somebody else, Won't you sit down? Cigarette?' We'll just cut those. There's tco much smoking already.
 'Now this business of the Girl dressing. That's old stuff--it was good when Clara Bow did it, but audiences are sophisticated now. Can't we assume, if we see her dressed, that she went through the motions of dressing? Hm-m-m, wait a minute! Mebbe we better leave that in. You never can tell whatll sell tickets. ..
 Lessee. now. That brings us 10 reel six. Here's where we get into trouble. Here's where the marines are coming. You can't shoot the marines landing without crowd scene. Mebbe we could cover this by having Boy tell Girl, in pun gent dialogue something like this, Darling, the marines have land
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19

A coffee perculator is as essen- tial as a typewriter in many Bra gillian business offices. Brazilians drink the beverage several times .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19
Moose Women Install Mrs. Olive
 Westby RegenI

Mrs Olive Westpy was installed as Senior Regent of the Women of the Moose at the meeting held last night at the Odd Fellows Hall
 Other officers installed were: AL cen Smith, Junior Regent; Helen Jackson, Chaplain; Gertie Olsen, Recorder; Anna Rodenberg, Treas urer; Lyda Museth, Guide. Esther Ccmmet, Assistant Guide, Martha Gutsche, Sentinel; Thelma TorVin Ien. Argus, and Elsie Sapolis, organ ist.
 Mrs. Gertie Olsen was Installing Officer, Mrs. Ordelia Light, Install ing Guide, and Mrs Anna Bedding, Installing Chaplain.
 Mrs. Gertie Olsen was presented with graduate Regents pin.
 Entertainment for the evening consisted of the showing of some especially interesting moving pie lures by Erwin Rhodes. Serving on the entertainment committee were Mesdames Phyllis Lesher, chairman; Gertie Olson, and Helen Jackson On the refreshment committee were IMesdames Ethel Barnett, Anna Jack son and Cora Bostrum.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19
VIVID STORY OF
 STAGE LIFE Al
 CAPITOL THEATRE
Chorus Girls Am billions Clash in Picture, Dance
 Girls Dance Tonight

How the conflicting ambitions of two pretty dancers and two young men involve them in a series of romantic complications which fate eventually resolves for them, pro- vides the absorbing basis of RKO Radios dynamic drama of back stage life, Dance, Girl, Dance,' v playing at the Capitol for the last time tonight.
 Cast in the stellar roles are Mau- reen O'Hara, lonely little dancer who hopes to be a prima ballerina; Louis Hayward, irresponsible play boy whose impending divorce prompts him to seek solace with the two dancers, and Lucille Ball, gold digging chlorine.
 Fourth side of the unique quad rangle is Ralph Bellamy, as a famous dance impresario who falls in love at first sight with Miss O'Hara, hopes to win her affec- tions and make her the great dancer she desires to be, but who finds difficulty in convincing her of his true feelings.
 The interlinking of these hopes and ambitions into dramatic and comedy pattern, combined with the | spectacular song -and-dance num- bers filmed on a lavish scale, are said to make for interest-compel- ling, sparkling entertainment.
 Dorothy Arzner directed Dance, Girl Dance" produced by Erich Pommer; Other principal roles are played by Virginia Field Mary Car lisle, Katharine Alexander, Maria Ouspenskaya, Edward Brophy and Walter Abel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19

Bermuda is the most densely populated of England's American colonies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19
WOMEN WITHOUT
 NAMES ROMANCE
 AT 10TH CENTURY
Crime Play Porfrays Shug- ale 10 Be Cleared After
 False Conviction

A tense, dramatic and highly entertaining film dealing with the truism that association with crime must be paid for came to the screen of the 20th Century Theatre last night where Paramount's "Women Without Names" was shown Co io- cal audiences for the first time and will be seen for the last times tonight Although a theme of that nature might easily be tedious. such is not the case as far as this pie ture is concerned, for as the title infers, it deals with women fight ing for break, fighting for love and happiness against the uneven I odds imposed by crime. With lovely Ellen Drew, Robert Paige, Judith Barrett, Louise Beav- CTS and John Milan heading the cast, the story tells how a pretty waitress-Ellen Drew-falls in love with young engineer-Ro Paige. In the quick surge of young love. they find happiness, and like sensible young people, they get mar ried.
 The next step of course, is the honeymoon, and they are about to depart in his trailer when the girls past catches up with her. Her ex- husband comes to her apartment, there murders a detective. He, and the girl who had followed him there, flee, leaving Miss Drew and Paige to take the rap.
 Misfortune heaps on the couple, for the Assistant D. A. has ambi- tions about becoming D. A., and he secures a conviction, plus sen tence of death for the boy and life imprisonment for the girl. l The complications of prison life then provide dramatic highlights for the picture and works to a thrilling finale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19
Marriage Revealed
 AS Typewriter M Man
 Brings Batk Bride

Surprising his many Juneau friends Donald Vertin arrived yes- terday on the North Sea bringing with him his bride of two weeks.
 Their marriage took place June 4 in Oak Park, Illinois, at 9:15 o'clock in the evening at the Madison Street Bible Church. The bride, who be- fore her marriage was Miss Airline Andersen, was attended by her sis ter, Miss Alice Anderson and MT. Vertin had as his best man, Frank Black, a close friend.
 Mrs. Vertin is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Karl Ed Anderson of Clin- ton, Wisconsin, and until her mar riage was employed at Rockford, III.
 MT. Vertin, who is the son of MT. and Mrs George Vertin of Chicago, has been in Juneau for nearly year as typewriter expert for the J. B. Burford Company.
 The newly married couple, whose wedding was the elimination of a school day romance, are at home at the Spfckett Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19
Evergreen Bowl Events
 For Friday
Shinny Golf Will Be One of Features : Archery
 10 Be Started

The main and big event for the | second playday Friday of the year at Evergreen Bowl, is to be a "shinny golf" tournament open to all boys and girls up to the age of 16 years. Each contestant must arm himself CT herself. ahead of time, with shinny club and an old tennis ball. Nc other type of club or ball will be allowed
 Contestants are to start out from the Bowl Office in assigned groups of four and must have their entire score turned in by 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon in order to have it count. Contestants may start at 1:30 D. clock and are to complete the course rain or shine. Three prizes are to be allowed in this event.
 Attendance at the Bowl has been has been good notwithstanding the weather. Both ping pong tables, bas- ketballs, swings and teeter-t totters have been in constant use.
 Archery To Be Started
 With the gaining popularity of one of the oldest sports and the most entertaining, archery, is going to he introduced at the Bowl for both children and adults. A special range and targets are being constructed and should be ready for use short ly. Persons are encouraged to use their own equipment but may gel equipment at the Bowl for nomi. } nal cost. Instructions will be giver in the art of making the bow anc arrow for those interested A specia hour for this instruction will be giver later.
 It is not too long until July 4 vii be here, and all throwers of the hcrseshoes are reminded that now is the time to get in trim and that there are two regulation courts at the Bowl just waiing for use. i
 The following program is to be run off tomorrow in the order given starting at 1:30 o'clock and going until all events are completed.
 l. Shinny Golf tournament Cup to 16 years of age).
 ?. Girls 25-yard dash (ages 4-6 years).
 3. Boys 25-yard dash (ages 4-6 years).
 4. Girls 25-yard hop race Cages 7-9 years).
 5. Boys 25-yard hop race Cages 7-9 years).
 6. Girls three legged race Cages 10-15 years).
 7. Boys three legged race (ages 10-15 years)
 8. Girls duck waddle race Cages 10-13 years).
 g. Boys duck waddle race (ages 10-13 years).
 10. Indian wrestle (open to all up to Is years of age).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19
In Hollywood
Ry nORBlN CooNs

HOLLYWOOD, June 19-Econo- my in movie making is a very sim pie thing.
 When the producers quit tallins about cutting expenses and gc around to asking me, this inno- cent observer of many movies will volunteer his unpatented approach to the problem, to-wit:
 You start with the script. (And finish there too, wherein-to eli- minate the suspense--is the whole secret)
 First you cut out the part about how Boy Meets Girl. You tell your writers to quit bothering about how, why, where and when B met G. This saves endless wear and tear on your lit'ry wage-slaves' brains.
 "Scriveners," you say. T don't care a last years hoot how B. met c. You bring 'em together in a bomb shelter Cor a Paris ball. room, or a shanty in old Shanty- town, or a cottage small by wa tesfan, or wherever ant we gotta build a set. Sets cost money Also We gotta shoot it. And we got 6 lctta overhead For what? Sc Boy can meet Girl before theil wy cyes So we'll skip it. We'l start is where B. has met G. years hc-crc We save g whole reel that way. "
 How I sec you've got. conlplica-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19
:l1Z73'.' "A ''' TONIGHT AND FRIDAY SON OF THE NAVY" Jean Parker-James Dunn
BETTY RICE FAKES
 v p0SIII0N WITH IVA

Miss Betty Rice, Juneau High School girl. started work today in conjunction with the National Youth Administration Program, at the Territorial Department of Health laboratory, as an assistant The youth program. which has been in progress for about four months now. is placing high sch ool students throughout the Territory in various government agencies during the sum- mer as an educational project. Miss Rice viii remain in the laboratory for several weeks. z
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19

ed.' Yep, that would do it. Now for the fade-out. Hand in hand they walk into the sunset, down the winding road. Or, on the other hand, we can skip the fade-out entirely. Why waste good film on people reaching for their hats?"
 There it is. movie-making at it's cheapest. And if the producers turn it down because nobody would come to see the movie, that's where I'll have laugh. Be- cause-look at them! They have been spending real dough on a lot of pretty good movies, and what have they to show for it? A box office slump!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19
Luncheon Honors
 Mrs. F. Hennessy

Mrs. Joseph Flakne was the hos tess at an informal surprise lunch con yesterday at her home on Ever green Avenue in honor of Mrs. Frank Hennessy who is leaving to- morrow for the south.
 The luncheon table was decorated with a beautiful bouquet of garden
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19

flowers The afternoon was spent informally.
 Guests invited to the affair were the Mesdames Don Abel, Clark Bassett, Jack Jeffrey, Arlie Dahl, David Ramsay, Vance Blackwell, the hostess and the guest of honor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-19

The cooperative movement has been an important factor in im- proving agricultural conditions in Thailand fSiam), according to the Department of Commerce.