Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Air Raid Drill
Theme for
Flint Dance
FLINT, April 26.

W. and his committee went
into a huddle and came up with
a novel twist for the theme OF
the annual Spring dance OF the
Junior Chamber OF Commerce.
They decided on "Air Raid Drill
as its title and have made plans
TO present a scene following an
air raid with a blaekout or two
now and debris scattered about.
The event will be held in the
ballroom Of the Durant Hotel on
Saturday. May 10. 1t is semi
formal.
Dusty Rhodes orchestra has
been engaged to play from 8 to
2 o'clock. Patrons for the event
will be DIR. and Mrs. Charles H.
Matson, Mr., and Mrs. A. L.
Crawley, Mr.. and Mrs. John III.
Wernicke, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl A.
Tallberg and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T. Dryer.
The committee assisting Mr..
Hedgecock includes: Frederick
]. Mayer, William Galliver,
Charles Hagler. Doyle F. Burris,
James A. Blackney, E. z.
Haight, Philip M. Pinkstaf and
Orville Summerfield.
Luncheon at Club
Out-of-town visitors were
present at the pleasant luncheon
given Wednesday by Mrs. Walter
D. Mari at Flint Golf Club. In
cluded in the IS present were
her mother and sister-in-law,
Mrs. w. F. Austin and Mrs. w.
F. Austin Jr. Of Detroit. and
Mrs. Frank Kahl and Mrs.
Frank Meier, also Of Detroit
The travel urge is cropping up
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cole A. Ward
are among those with this form
OF Spring fever. They are an
ticipating a Caribbean cruise in
May and will leave on May >
for New Orleans. From there
they plan to sail for Central
America stopping in Honduras.
Costa Rica, the Canal Zone and
Havana. before returning In
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Warren are enjoying a trip to
California. They left early In
the week by motor and Will visit
relatives in that state before re-
turning in six weeks.
Club Anniversary
Flint Sorosis Club turned its
twenty-fifth anniversary into a
festive event Saturday night.
This was a dinner dance with
the silver theme used in decora-
lions. Mrs. Otto Norwalk was in
charge of the program. Special
entertainment was arrange q
both during and after the dinner
in the Durant. Mrs. Marc Stern
served as arrangement chair
man aided by the following:
MEsDAMEs
Robert ,. Ilttlsr !; !; Hurs
G. o. Darby 9. Tyler Holmes
A. J. Elias Clarence J. shern
Z. r Phillips George J. Mckay
Paul B. Sharp w. Judd kesfer
w. smith Robert Lockhart
a Meade John H Blue
Thomas Pitksthly
A wedding of interest In
Buffalo, N. Y, concerned Charles
Scofield. formerly of Flint, and
Miss Elizabeth Hayden, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Foster S. Hay
den OF Buffalo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving B. Scofield, Of Flint, were
present at the ceremony.
A motor trip through the
South with a side trip to Hav-
ana followed the ceremony for
the young couple. They will re-
turn May 5 and take up their
home in Buffalo. Charles was
graduated from Central High
school and later from General
Motors Institute OF Technology.
He is affiliated with Delta Sigma
M fraternity.
Guest of Weekend
Miss Mary Lou Bensen, OF
Minneapolis, Mimi. was guest
in town last weekend. She
visited Fenton Dawson and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Dawson, Mrs. w. G. Beatty. of
Daytona Beach. arrived early in
the week to spend the Summer
months with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin c. McLogan.
Ted McLogan also visited his
grandmother's state during his
Spring recess from the Univer-
sity Of Michigan. Accompanied
by a schoolmate, John Bachman,
he spent a week in Miami Beach.
The guest of the latter's uncle.
Both boys have returned to their
studies.