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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-25

5n9e9eben, 3uder nod @eibmad, ,ns
ettpas 3itrone, 'loBt Dies unter beiton-
biaem Hiibren 10 Ianee fobeu, bis
oas Heismebl flor ,nb Die Maiic
oieflih lit lno fiiOt bieic in einc aus
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ten miro 0ie @riite nit irii6er Yiild
Ierbiert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Catholic Women
Meet Tomorrow

A GENERAL meeting of the
League of Catholic Women is
scheduled for tomorrow. at ,
o'clock. in the Weinman Settle
ment, Orleans and Larned
streets.
Mrs. James ?. Cummiskey
will preside in a brief business
meeting which will be followed
by program arranged by Mrs.
Giune Walsh Mrs. Leon c.
Finck will outline the history
and activities of this, the oldest
settlement in Detroit. Mrs.
Grover Thompson and Mrs.
Thomas Joyce Jr. will model
clothes made by the sewing
classes. Miss Henrietta O'Brien
will head the reception COM
mittee.
The advisory board is COM
posed of Mrs. Walsh. Mrs
Thomas J. Joyce Jr. and Ber-
nard DewSey, director.
Volunteers from Wayne Uni
versity are Miss Shirley Smith.
who is developing an a cappella
choir. and Miss Madge Fitz-
gerald. in charge of the story
telling hour. Miss Josephine
Miller, volunteer from Mary
grove College, conducts the
cooking class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Baby Show Set Fashion Show
For May2 at Bridge Party
Lieeet+ School On Saturday

THE LONG-PLANNED Lig-
gett School Baby Show is just
a week away-Founder's Day
on May 2 is the great occasion
and beginning this morning
proud mothers will be tFeePiHe
into the school with pictures of
their darlings.
Mrs. Ernest KanZler will loan
three miniatures of her little
ones. Robert. Ernie and Katrina.
And Mrs. James X. Watkins will
show the pastel portrait of her
daughter, Margaret.
Marie Mette and Mrs. John
Pottle are Baby Show chairmen
and they announce that pictures
of many out-of-town babies will
be sent in.
Busy contracting mothers and
giving out information are Mrs.
David c. Finley on Crosse lie.
Mrs. Brooks Marshall in Birm-
ingham, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Cour-
lis. Mrs. Lloyd Marentette, Mrs.
Charles S. Davis, Mrs. Wayne c.
Poland, Mrs. James F. Lynn.
Mrs. Thomas J. Little. Mrs. Rich
ard Won Mach and Mrs. Oliver
S. French.
DOWN IN Coral Gables. Fla,
Elmer kundinger Jr. of Devon
shire road has arrived for a stay
with Miss Marilyn Thompson
and her family of Detroit who
have a Winter home there near
the ocean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
photo by Boo.er, Palm Beach,

A FASHION REVIEW to be
staged by Frances Alvord Har-
ris and a bridge party are TO
he held Saturday at ! o'clock,in
the crystal ball room of the
Book Cadillac Hotel, under the
auspices Of the local Fedora
ton and Michigan State FEEDER
alton of Womens Clubs.
Mrs. Clare G. Judd. general
chairman, and committee are
collecting some unusual and at
uactive prizes.
Clothes suitable for the forth
coming triennial convention of
tn Q General Federation of
Women's Clubs TO be held in
Atlantic City will be stressed.
Mrs. Harris will use as her mod
els five different types of club
women and assemble a complete
wardrobe for each. including
travel outfits. daytime costumes,
formal afternoon and evening
dresses and wraps.
This is a project to raise funds
to help defray convention ex-
penses. Michigan women are
backing Mrs. r. I. c. Prout. of
Wakefield. for the office of Sec
ond vice president. Mrs. Rex r.
Seeber. of Houghton. is manager
of Mrs. Prout'S campaign and
Mrs William Henry Caswell,
of Detroit. is assistant manager.
The local mmittee as
siSting in putting on this "On
10 Atlantic City" party is COM
posed of the following: Mrs.
Robert Atkinson, Mrs. Charles
G.. Hurd. Mrs Roy Hathaway.
Mrs. William B. Bachman. Mrs.
c. Foster Meanwell. Mrs. II. G.
Shutes. Mrs. Joseph c. Wede-
kind. Mrs. II. B. Ihnken. Mrs.
Earl Warner, Mrs. Angus n.
Mcdonald, Mrs. John S. Sic
fert, Mrs. Clyde f. Bickel. Mrs.
w. Fl. Caswell. Mrs. James r.
Walsh. Mrs. John -Haeev-
Mrs. Forbes Hascall. Mrs. VIII
liam o. CTreeSa Way Merrill
and Mrs. Richard Scrimgeour.
The Misses Jean Flood. Mary
Brooks and Eleanor Bullock
were guests of Miss Janet Mac
Donald at a rush tea which took
place just the other day at her
home in Bedford road for the
Beta Theta Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi sorority.
The hostess was assisted in
her gracious duties by Miss
Mary Regner and before the
Soiree was over il was an
nounced the next meeting would
be taking place Thursday at the
Women's building of Wayne
University and it'll be a Model
Meeting for the benefit Of the
awed rushees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Kineswood
Streets OF
Paris Set

PARIS UNDER Hitler may
be a drab place but the former
gayety of its boulevards will be
transplanted 10 Kingsw wood
School, in Bloomfield Hills, Sat
urday night, starting at 8
O'Clock. when an informal dance
Streets of Paris" will be in full
swing.
Murals showing Partisan
scenes, colorful awnings and
sidewalk tables where refresh
ments will be served all during
the dance will help create the
illusion that the dancers are in
the erstwhile gay Paree.
The gala will be open to
friends of KingSwood students.
The ticket committee is COM
posed of Jean McCombs. Doris
Mendelson and Marilyn Bard.
-
ARG ARET JOHNSON,
coed at Michigan State College,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard johnson of Monica avenue.
was recently elected president of
Beta Beta Chapter of Alpha Phi
Fraternity. She is planning on
attending the district convention
of Alpha Phi on the campus Of
Denison University, in Gran
vile. O.
Helen Blackwoo6 daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Blackwood
OF Warwick avenue, has also
been chosen a delegate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

debut balls -.
Ever so many people you
know. are lending their
patronage to the prevue ball.
Including:
Mrs. John S. Newberry
John S. Newberry Jr.....
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy J. Dono-
van Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Carey. .. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Duane
Beam Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Thorn. &. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Mueller... Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Osius. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Verdi
est. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cramp-
ton Finn. Mr.. and Mrs.
William j. Scripps Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert w. Scripps -.
Mayor and Mrs. Edward J.
Jeffries Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
DR.. James Howell
Called TO Service

DIR. JAMES HOWELL OF
Bloomfield Hills has been called
into active service as a major in
the Medical Corps at Fort Gus
ter. He leaves on Thursday to
report for duty.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Hawkinson
entertained at dinner in his
honor.
And this evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Carey of Bloomfield
Hills, gave dinner party for
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
They'll Be There

A FEW of the youthful
Pointers who'll be on hand
are:
Robert Donova an.
Nanette Emery >. Mary Ellen
Esper. Bill Faber. E. Lois
Gehrig Helen Gramley.
Madile Jones -. Virginia
and Elizabeth Livermore =.
Connie hester Mary Esther
Neville. Audrey and Wanda
Nelson
Robert Pear. Harold Wis
ner. :. Seth Bryan :. Hugh
Heck. D.. Richard Schumann
Virginia Skoot.
Robert Taylor - Mari
Ign Thomas o.. Nancy Yer
best .Merwyn Walsh and
John Wouldman. -.
MRS. WARD DETWILER. CO.
pilot with Mrs. Frank Fit of the
Central Y. w. c. A. take-off
flight in connection with the
Spring membership drive. was
hostess 10 the members of the
ground crew at a tea at her
house.
Guests included Mrs. John J.
O'Brien, Mrs. George D. Hunt
ington. Mrs. Stewart w. Mum
roe. Mrs. S. T. Rockwell. Mrs.
r. c. Pullan. Mrs. Edmund T.
Paterson and Mrs. a. w. Semp-
liner.
TO MIR. AND MRS. RAY
MOND KAVANAUGH of Fer
guson road, a baby daughter,
Cynthia Kaye. born April y.
Mrs. X. is former Virginia Hall.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
DOD f n HOFF announce the
birth of a son, Peter Charles,
April 13. Mrs. Dodenhoff is the
former Martha Jean Miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Mrs. Cyril Edward Schley wore
a gray ensemble and gardenias
while Mrs. George II. Poirier,
the bridegroom's mamma. wore
powder blue trimmed with navy
and accented by gardenias.
A reception for 100 guests fol-
lowed at the Schley home from
which the young marrieds left
on their short wedding trip to
Fl. Wayne, Ind. Mr.. Poirier be-
ing engaged in war defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Horse Shows on Way;
Great Plans Being Made
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

ny DILL
YOU CAN dust off your coun-
try tweeds and polish up your
best brogues-the Horse Shows
on the way.
Great plans are being made
out at Bloomfield Open Hunt
for this years which will be held
June il TO Is and that's all we
know about il at present.
AT INGLESIDE CLUB, the
girls are preparing TO have quite
a whirl at that dessert bridge
tomorrow.
Mrs. J. Harold Coyer. who is
chairman of the affair, has E.
with the aid of Mrs. Grant J.
Brown. Mrs. Ebert Fowler,
Mrs. Samuel r. Kingston and
Mrs. J. Glenn Longworth =.
arranged what promises TO be a
gay afternoon for such Of her
fellow club members AS:
Mrs. A. l.. Grandy Mrs. How
ard NJ. Thompson, Mrs w. l..
Snyder. Mrs. Harold o. Taft,
Mrs. Lester Rich, Mrs. ]. J.
Shoemaker. Mrs. A. l.. Marsh
and Mrs. Thomas G. Long.
Things, they say, will get 60
ing at l o'clock.
ON THE MALL.
Edsel Ford. tanned TO a
medium-well. chatting with pal
while numerous paSsersby peer
Mrs. Kathleen Snow Stringer
and Mrs. G. Leon Haywood,
bound for luncheon in the Ter
race Room
Dallas Kelsey, allowing its
pretty darned beautiful on
Crosse lie these Springs days
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH J.
LAMBERT announce the arrival
of Little Stranger.
The young lady's birthday is
April 9 and she's TO be called
Sharalyn.
mamma /, You'll remember,
used to be Miss Sylvia Siegel.
DOWN IN New York, the De-
troiters appear to be going at
concert pitch
Frivolous fourSome spotted in
the Warldorf's Sert Room just
the other evening was made up
of Miss Meigs Richardson, Jack
Chrysler. Les Jones and Friend.
And fresh-in from Manhattan
are DIR. E. L. MacInnis and his
daughter, Patricia. who've been
having a super-de luxe time
knocking about the big town.
Saw your old friend. Mrs. Will
liam Wallace Gibson (the one
time Marie Bush-Ryan), during
their stay.
COUNTLESS FOLK who pass
up and down East jefferson look
for the beautiful flowers which
are always TO be found in the
big bay-windowed apartment of
Mrs. Frank Mcguire who has
lived in the Pasadena for many
years and they're never disap-
pointed.
Been called The Lady of the
Flowers by those who don't
know her and right now her
floral decor includes about the
biggest pink azalea tree we've
ever seen and it almost stops
traffic along the block.
MISS DORIS TUCKER of
London, England. and Mis- S
GeneYieve Blaney of Toronto,
Ont, have been in town for the
last few days seeing the Ralph
B. Wilkinsons of Virginia Park.
you'll find.
FRANK BUCKHEIMER'S
back in town and looking ex-
tremely fit since that California
jaunt-must be that new pre-
Scription.
Just back from their wedding
trip are the George Thomas
Poiriers who were married on
the twelfth at Church of the
Precious Blood.
A week ago, Miss Virginia
Cyril Schley. gowned in a fetch
ing afternoon dress of navy blue
with white orchids. and young
Mr.. Poirier stood before the Rev.
w. L. HermeS.
The bride was attended by
Miss Phyllis Lazy of Pontiac
who wore beige with sweetheart
roses.
Irwin L. Meloche was his
friends best man.
For her daughters wedding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Prevue Ball

THERE'S MUCH interest being shown in the prevue ball
which Elaine Arndt is giving Friday evening her
studios at $50 Alter road.
The studios we've only photography look
too glamorous elegant enough to be the setting for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
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Mrs Kelley Wilson. in the Wilson home in Steele -.
Which brings all right to the day of the wedding
Guild Dance
DON'T FORGET Marlac Guilds dance at the Stater
Hotel this Saturday evening
For days before the Spring Prom members of the Guild
are busy planning for the dance.
And because they think should have fun in the
planning
Most of the business has been done at parties.
Mrs. Benjamin W. Clark got her workers together at
Open House Carnival in her home
They met again for buffet supper.
Sacred Heart Convent girls combined their work for the
prom with dessert BRIDGE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-05
Railroads Reject
Union Wage Demand.
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wear to operating costs.
The five operating unions renrs
eeotfna tf5}nmen, engineers, fire
.4rn. conductors and SWItchmen ash
eel for "a 30 per cen increase tor
teH.uUo UnIonI-tS.
Fourteen non operating brother
chn.-t and similar employees IA.
hoods representing ~telegraphers. ma.
n.anded wage increase of 80 10 ..
cent an hour for alb ut 500 00
workers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-05

Any fool they say, a spend
money: and some fools can make II;
out he who can make and keep 1t
is no fool indeed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-18
ACCUSED SPIES
 PLEADED GUILTY

New York, July l0--(UP)-Twc women and four men, part Of q group of 3a persons accused Of consplrlng with Nazi Germany to steal United states defense secrets pleaded guilty to both counts of . federal indictment before Judge Clarence O. oaiston today.
 A fifth male member of the al- legged International spy ring had pleaded guilty last Tuesday when the Indictment was returned. The third woman ln the group pleaded guilty so the firat count, charging failure to register as foreign agent. and net guilty te the second, charging conspiracy e transmit military secrets to Germany.
 Al the other delendanta pleaded cot sullly to both counts.
 Judge nalalen net @spt. 3 fer aen. sellHlnn og Rlaase wia0 piend0d guilty and IsHrd the fafae date fof tae lflai oI lh0ss Hb0 nIenGed innocent 1hf lalsNg MeFe hel4 li ezalnup ball
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-18
Nazi, Soviet Report
GERMANY
8 big hug from the bride-t -tO-be.
BY JOSEPH w. GREGG, JR. Hn. GAaaA naaan.Aa.aa..

ID JV91A AA we OAOAOSNg DASs United Press Staff Correspondent
 Berlin, July 18.-(UP)-German forces have fought their way to the region of Leningrad, an authorized German spokesman indicated today, A single German battalion, in a surprise attack on @ small town "in the region of Leningrad," an- initiated or made prisoner all Russian forces opposing it. the spokesman asserted, killing 1000 Russian troops and capturing A. 900 horses, 5000 trucks and large number of field guns and other war materials.
 It was indicated that the victory was won by the German force ad- vhncing along the Esthonian coast north of Lake Peipus.
 The spokesman said that German troops thrusting forward suddenly yesterday in surprise attack toward Leningrad, captured large air field with 1,500 grounded planes.
 The high command said in its communicate, issued from Adolf Hit ler's headquarters, that fighting in all sectors of the Russian front was proceeding successfully for the Germans.
 German-Rumanian headquarters said that the German and Ru- manian forces had reached the Dniester river on a 150-mile line after capturing all strategic key positions in Bessarabia.
 It was indicated that the Germans and Rumanians. along the Dniester Line, were only about 80 miles at the nearest point from Odessa, chief port of the Ukraine.
 The communique announced by Continued on Page 6