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Evening star., 1941-07-21

Q. How much money does the United
States spend in purchasing Latin
American goods?-H. L. A.
A. During the first four months of
1941, the United States purchased from
Latin America s34o 100000 worth of
goods-5O per cent more than its pur-
chases for the same period of 1910.
@. Which President was drafted for
military service?-E. A. K.
A. Grover Cleveland was drafted for
service in the Federal Army during the
Civil War, but he availed himself OF
his legal right of hiring a substitute to
serve in his place.
@. What does the average life in
surance policyholder own through his
insurance?-H. P. K.
A. According to the Institute Of Life
Insurance, the average policyholder
owns Sl33 in Government securities, STAT
in the securities of bushes and industry,
S121 in mortgages and real estate and
S72 in miscellaneous assets.
@. When did Dempsey fight Firpo?-
H M. F.
A. Jack Dempsey knocked out Luis
Firpo in two rounds on September II,
1928, at New York City.
@. What was the first letter carried by
pony express?-D. H. C.
A. At noon on April 8, 1860, the first
pony express rider dashed out Of st.
Joseph, Mo, carrying a letter from
President Buchanan to the Governor Of
California.
@. Please give the name Of the Sc
lection played by Ingrid Bergman in
Rage in Heaven. ."-E L. r.
A. 1t is a composition entitled Fur
Elise" by Beethoven.
@. Where is the Rock of Gibraltar7-
j. A.
A. The Rock of Gibraltar is
promontory on the southern coast Of
Spain at the eastern end of the Straits
of Gibraltar.
@. Please give the weight of the va
rious materials that comprise a complete
OulllC LOT q SOlQleT.-M. i. T..
A. A soldiers outfit consists of 16 is
pounds of cotton, 161a pounds of steel.
5al pounds of leather, 31s pounds of
aluminium, 4l11 pounds of WOOL q pound
of brass, IL pounds of rubber, Ia
pounds of wood and Is pound of nickel
silver.
@. Who were the first fraternity men,
bers in the United States?-C. T. D.
A. The first fraternity was Phi Beta
Kappa, founded at the College of Will
liam and Mary, Williamsburg, Va, on
December S. 1776. It's members were
John Heath, Richard Booker, Thomas
Smith, Armistead Smith and John
Jones.
@. How many Communists are there
in the United States?-C. T. H.
A. There are approximately 10000
members of the Communist party.
@. Where is the deepest fresh-water
lake in the world?-L. B. r.
A. Soundings taken at 5,40O feet have
established Lake Baikal in Southern
Siberia as the worlds deepest fresh
water lake.
@. Is it correct to refer to letter as
a favor?-D. S. E.
A. Favor should never be used as a
synonym fer letter.
@. When was slavery abolished In the
District of Columbia Pc. T. H.
A. Slavery in the District of Columbia
was abolished by Congress on April 10,
1862.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

@. Where was the first cement road
laid in the United States?-G. c. M.
A. The first concrete road was built
at Bellefontaine, Ohio, in 18s3-94.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

@. What does the average life in
surance policyholder own through his
insurance?-H. P. K.
A. According to the Institute of Life
Insurance, the average policyholder
owns Sl33 in Government securities, STAT
in the securities of bushes and industry,
s121 in mortgages and real estate and
s72 in miscellaneous assets.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

@. Which President was drafted for
military service?-E. A. K.
A. Grover Cleveland was drafted for
service in the Federal Army during the
Civil War, but he availed himself Of
his legal right of hiring a substitute to
serve in his place
Evening star., 1941-07-21

@. How much money does the United
States spend in purchasing Latin
American goods?-H. L. A.
A. During the first four months of
1941, the United States purchased from
Latin America $4,000 900 worth of
goods-5o per cent more than its pur-
chases for the same period of 1910.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

@. Please give the date of the
Chincoteague pony penning-J. E. S.
A. The pony penning at Chincoteague
Island, Va, will be held on Thursday,
July 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
House Group Rejects
500 Power Project

A power plant project at Saul'
Ste. Marie was rejected and ar
appropriation for imrovement or
the ST. Clair River was cut today
by the House Rivers and -IIarhors
Committee, meeting in secret ses-
sion in Washington.
The 500 project was 10 cost
Sl3. 500 900 and the ST. Clair River
-pralact- rras- e44t- fffe-.4a s. s-e.p en4- &
$500 900 The committee approved
a long list OF projects for virtually
every other region IN the United
States, including a Si47 900 i'm.
provement program for the Man.
istee Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

Huge Rushton Photographs
Given Out in Campaign
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, Oct. 17.-Atty Gen.
Herbert J. Rushton has gone in
for campaign literature in a big
way.
In observance OF a long stand
ing custom az the capitol, RuShton
IS passing around autographed
fF.l4etessFtafFe irs t-ff himself -
The pictures aren't large-they
are tremendous, measuring l6 by
20 inches
John Dalton, Rushton's chief
clerk, said he took delivery on
500 copies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Accidentally Shot
By 'UnIodded' Gun

Accidentally shot by a gun he
and his brother thought waSn't
loaded, Eugene Fidler, is. Of 1854
Dane street, is in Receiving Hos
pital today with a wound lust
above his right ankle.
Eugene told police he and his
brother. Walter. q. were cleaning
small calber rifle on the back
porch of their home last evening,
when the gun went off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
TWO FOR BATTLE CREEK

In addition 10 the facilities IN
the Detroit area, an order was
signed in Washington last month
providing Sl50,0O0 for two new
club houses in Battle Creek. one
10 be used by Negro soldiers. and
both TO be operated by the USO.
The first USO center in Alex
andla, La near where some 10000
Michigan soldiers now are training.
was opened yesterday by the Y.
VI. c. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
FUNDS EARMARKED

Funds for the two new buildings
already have been earmarked in
Washington, although contracts
have not been Jet. and renovation
Of the Hammond Building quarters
will start Immediately. in order TO
make II ready for use early next
month.
Opening Of the Hammond Build
ing center, ideally situated across
the street from the City Hall, will
mark the first major local effort
of the USO since Detroiters con-
tributed upwards OF 100000 TO It's
support early last June.
Dennis +. Strong of 1856 Senator
avenue, who was with the Y. NJ.
c. A. at Battle Creek for two and
a half years during World War /,
land later Joined the Detroit Y.
N Z A staff, has been named
director OF the Hammond Building
center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
.US0 10 Operate
Downtown Club
For Soldiers

Two club buildings for use by
service men and defense workers
will be built by the government at
a cost Of $4,000 each, in the War
rem Township industrial defense
area and in Mt Clemens, il was
learned exclusively by the Times
today.
At the same time il was learned
the United Service Organizations,
which Will operate both clubs, also
will convert the entire first floor
of the Hammond Building. 81 West
Fort street, into a downtown in
formation and hospitality center
for service men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Communicated
Leaders Map
Plans at Dinner

Detroit's 1871 Community Fund
compaign was of to a semi-offi-
cial start today following a dinner
attended by members OF the in
dustrial and commercial units in
Huyler'S Restaurant, in the Fisher
Building, last night.
This years campaign. officially
opening October II and running
until November II, consists of
three units, advance gifts, indus
trial, commercial and general
unit, designed 10 cover all avail
able prospects.
5000 WORKERS
Campaign headquarters for the
nearly 5000 volunteer workers
will be set up in the Tuller Hotel
with the first report meeting 10
be held at a breakfast in the
Arabian Room on October 81 at
8 a. m. Following the custom of
other years daily luncheon meet
ings. Monday through Friday, will
be held
According 10 Howard X. Scobie,
assistant secretary Of the fund, no
definite goal has been set.
80 AGENCIES BENEFIT
Requests from the 80 agcn-
cies that benefit from the fund
run 10 nearly a million dollars
more than we raised in the last
two campaigns" ScObie said.
$50 we're asking Detroit to he
rs generous n possible and re-
member that we're raising far
less than we should on "A per
capita basis"
Main speaker OF the evening
was Bayard c. Kunkle. vice presi-
dent OF General Motors Corpora
tion. who urged the workers for
unity and success in the campaign
especially during the national de-
tense crisis. Oscar c. HUI. mem
Der Of the board Of directors for
the fund, acted as master of cere-
monies.
La gaceta., 1941-01-08

suyas no podian arrastrar IA
cargo, venfan a buscarme Y yo
los ayudaba.
Con Ell potro completaba mi la
Dor. ALI TODD era algeria. En-
muchas ocasiones los vecinos me
invitaban a "echar un cigarri-
Ito" y hablabamos de la Ameri-
ca. Yo les explicaba o que era
Estados Unidos y algunos CO
mentaban: algdn dfa ire a Tam
pa y a New York.
Nosotros llevamos de nuevo la
conversation a Ia agriculture v
ca. Yo les explicaba 10 que era
gencia los prOblemas de- cam
pesino asturiano. Mucho Sc ha-
bfa progresado; pero todavfa Ell
progreso no ha agcanzado las
preparedness de Otros paises, en-
cuanto a los cultivos.
Explicaba el como sc prepa-
ra la TERRA, Sc sembraba y Sc
cosechaba en- su ninez; como la
preparaba 81, la sembraba Y ha-
cia la cosecha cuando regres6 de
la America.
Los MICS trabajaban mucho y
alcanzaban POGO r~endimiento
20 trabajaba menos, compare
tivamente, pero Obtenfa un ma
yor resultado.
"Asturias es una de las glo-
rias del mundo y yo, un asturia-
no modesto, agno mi terra, la
patria chica y la grande; pero
sobre ell amor a la terra pongo
ell amor a la TERRA pongo ell a.
NOR a la libertad".
Peruyo es uno de los hom-
bres sencillos de la Espana que
todoS llevamoS en- ell coraz6n.
La gaceta., 1941-01-08
BALL ELECTO PRESIDENTE
DE LOS
Nom radOs los Comitss

En- la session celebrada aver
por los comisionados del con-
dado, lie Sr. Fred Ball fue cleo
to presidente; pero los cinco
miembros de la comisi6n no
pudieron llegar a un acuerdo'
en- cuanto a los nombramien-
tos para otros altos puestos.
a nomination de Ball fue
hecha por T. L. Hackney, ell
nuevo comisionado, Y secunda
da por Hixon.
Sc hizo por unanimidad la
election del presidente.
Nuccio pidi6 que ell nombra
miento de todos los abogados,
los regulares y los especiales,
Sc dejase para una fecha pro-
xima. LIE secund6 Simmons y
la moci6n fu& aprobada.
No fue nombrado aver ell
guardian de pesca, ST.. Ernes-
to Cuscaden.
Ell abogado Cone no parece
contar aun con los tres votos
necesarios para su election y
en- la misma situaci6n Sc en-
cuentran Tillman, miembro
tambien de la Junta de mutt
lidad, y John j. Towmey.
Han sido accommodates pa
ra abogados consultores, entire
otros, los Sres. Luther w. Cob
hey, liver C. Maxwell Y James
Moody.
NADIA sc sabe tampoco so =
bre 10 que sucedera en- cuanto
al puesto del abogado Tom j.
Landrum, empleado para ell
cobro de contribuciones moro
sas.
Fue nombrado cirujano y
director medico del condado,
con un sueldo de $4,000, ell
DIR. Julian C. Pate. Servira
mientras dure la ausencia del
DR.. Frank S. Adamo.
Volvi6 a ser nombrado ca
pitan del campamento de pre-
SOS ell Sr, Glenn Murphy, ce-
santeado porque en- las pasa-
das elecciones trabaj6 en- ia
vor de la candidatura del Sr.
La gaceta., 1941-01-08
REINA SIN TRONO

La colonia latina cuenta con
una reina de gracla y belleza,
que iamas ha ostentado una CO.
roma y que, sin embargo, lleVa
sobre su cabeza una guirnalda
de rcsas tejida con la simpatia
de todas las personals que la CO.
nocen. Vino a Tampa esta mu-
chacha cuando ell pueblo espanol
decide resistir los ataques de la
TRACTION. Ella Vivid en- Galicia,
con sus padres y hermanos, nv
desta y adorando su hogan.
Los padres, personals muy que
ridas por su bondad, homestead
Y discretion, no pudieron resis-
tir la crueldad de la guerra ci'
vii Y volvieron a la Republica de
donde salieron amos antes, a Es-
tados Unidos, Ell pals de la de-
mocracia, la cultura y ell amor
al pr6jimo.
AL VERT a la '1inda gallegui-
ta', como decian algunos, mule
res y hombres pensaron: recuer
da a la Carmina de La Casa Ge
la Troya; tiene la gracia, la bon
dad, la honradez, la modestia,
de las mujeres de Galicia y de
Espana.
Todos la proclamaron reina,
sin adulaciones, en- sus mentes,
Y todos empezaron a tratarla y
a comprender que reunia las
mas geEerosas y valiosas condi.
clones de la mujer espanola.
Era reina en- Ell sentiments
de tcGOS porque venia de la Els
pana en- lucha y ?)rque encar-
naba la exquisite ILlzura de Ia
mujer de la terra Mega" y de
la Espana siempre dispuesta pa
ra los grandes sacrificioS.
Era reina y senorita de inf
La gaceta., 1941-01-08
UN U

Nosotros apreciamos la hon
radez Y senciMaNdignidad de Jo-
.6 Sanchez (Peruyo), I'm Obrero
torcedor.
Habla Peruyo con extraor-
dinaria calma y sensatez de Sus
amos en- la industrial tabacalera.
Obrero de gran habilidad EN- su
oficio, durante yarios amos fue
capataz.
tPero cuando encanta DIR ha-
blair a "Peruyo' es cuando sc
tranSporta a la terra asturiana
y con entusiasmo menciona a 81
.familia, las vacas, ell cultivo dc
la TERRA, los adelantos en- la a.
gricultura y sus esperanzas.
Ell dia de Ano Nuevo platica.
mos con el. Recordaba a su AS
turias y con entonacion elocuen-
te decia Con los nuevoS adelan-
tos en- la agricultural, yo cosecha
ba para vivir. Trabajaba menos
Y Obtenfa I'm rendimiento ma
yor; pero trabajaba tesonera-
mente y me encantaba la labor,
por cuanto viva feliz.
Mis vacas eran las mejores de
los contornos. 70 las alimenta-
ba bien Y las trataba bien. Mu.
chos vecinos cuando las vacas
La gaceta., 1941-01-08
Hackney, ell vencedor en- los

Hackney, Ell vencedOr en- los
comicios.
Trata Hackney de lograr
tambien la reposici6n de l. l.
Saffold, guardian que era de
pesca, cesanteado, segdn Ell,
porque trabaj6 a favor del
nuevo comisionado.
Badger, Ell ~excomisionado,
volvera a ingresar en- la poll
cfa detransito del condado.
Fu6 confirmado en- su pues-
to ell ingeniero Merlin y como
asistente ell Sr. w. F. Robinson
Ell presidente Ball nombr6
los siguientes comiteS: Asilo y
Hospital, Nuccio, Simmons y
Hixon; c~ampamento de pre-
SOS, Hackney, Nuccio y Sim
mons; casa corte, Ball, Nuccio
y Hixon; carcel del condado,
Hixon, Hackney y Simmons.
La gaceta., 1941-01-08
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

nita gracia, sin corona y sin tro
NC; raina en- 81 afecto y en- Ell
Tesreto de 1"c,s
La colonia latina sc siente or
rullosa de ella, como de sus mu7
-hachas, y la saluda.
Una vez quiso ser reina... Y
- votos no la favorecieron.
Pero nadie puede quitarle Ia
corona de la estimation del Cen.
tro Espanol y las personals que
gluilatan sus meritos.
La gaceta., 1941-01-08
en- uEa molecula del color visual
en- la retina.

Como sc alimentan las races
La Association para ell Avan-
&c de la Ciencia de concederle
un premio de $1,000 al professor
Dennis r. Hoagland y ell DIR, D.
l. Arnon, de la Univsrsidad de
California, por un estudio que
arroja. nueva luz sobre la name
"a por la cual las raices de las
ptantas Sc nutren. HaSta ahOra
.3e habia venido sostenien3o po~
les botanicos q. las rafces, GUAM
do abSorben la nutricion mine
raj del suelo, 10 hacian por me-
dio de un proceso de diffusion en-
el cual la rafz no era llamada a
gastar, por Su parte, ringuna
en2rgfa. Segdn ese punto de Wis
ia, los minerales Sc mantienen
en- movimiento hacia la raiz,
sierl3C facilitsds la energia de
eta mcVimianto por ell movimien
to de les "iones" lie los distintos
eiementOS de nutrici6n en- ell sue
70, mientras que la rafz misma
ddJcmpenaroa mieramente una
parte pasiva como recipiente de
.la nutrici6n requerida.
Las inve9agaciones iefd,tua-
das en- California, Y cubriendo
I'm periodic de varies amos, culmi
naron en- ell de9cubrimiento de
rue las raices de las plantas des
empsnan un papel muy active
en- la Cbtenci6n de su alimento.
En- lugar de ser recipientes pa
sivos de la generosidad de la ma
turaleza, las rafces tienen que
cXtraer hacia arriba su alimen-
to, y esa extraction requiere el
ampleo de energias relativa-
menta grandes. La energfa, Sc
gun la investigation, esta aso-
ciada con la actividad reSpira-
toria de la raiz, este es, con la
toma de oxigeno. Esta contribu-
.ci6n es importante no solo des-
La gaceta., 1941-01-08
PALPTTACTONES De LA COLONIA LATINA
LA RETINA

La retina del ojo humane tS
ell 6rgano mas sensitive de la
naturaleza. Tn cambio de solo
ocho o nueve coleculas del color
de la vision, quimica, es sufi-
ciente para que en- la retina Sc
produzca la sensation de la Wis
ia, seg1n les experimentOs he
chos por ell professor Selig Hecht
de la Universidad de Columbia.
"En mis- experiencias ell obser
vador Sc situ6 en- una habita-
ci6n ObScura durante media no.
ra, hasta que sus Ojos Sc habian
adaptable a Ia Obscuridad y lle-
gado a un maxine de sensiti-
vidad en- cuanto a la luz. Enton-
ces Sc lie puso delante de los o.
jos un rayo de luz equivalence
a una cent6sima de segundo de
duraci6n y Embellishments me-
dido en- cuanto al contenido de
energia radiante. La cahtidad
de la luz lego a la retfna, GUAM
do ell minimo de Illumination ca
paz de producer la vista sc hubo
acanzado, Y fue calculada por Ell
professor Hecht y sus asociados
como ocho 0 nueve ~"quanta", las
mas pequenaS unidatdes de ener-
gfa radiante. Cada "quanta" 10
gro causar ell necesario Gambia
La gaceta., 1941-01-08
TEATRO CASINO
ia CGnci6n del MilGgro"

Hoy Sc exhibira por Ultima
vez en- ell teatro Casino la exec
lente production ~cinematogra-
flea ia Canci6n del Milagro''
en- la que hace alarde de su pre-
ciosa yoz ell tenor Jose Mojica.
Els una cinta que recomenda-
mos a todas las personas de
buen gusto.
El programa, en- conjunto, es
excelente y sin alteration de pre-
clos,
La gaceta., 1941-01-08
Ell TEMPO

Nublados en- horas de la tar
de y POGO Gambia en- la tempera-
tura. Vientos moderados del mo-
roeste. Maxima aver, 81 grades 4;
minima, So.
La gaceta., 1941-01-08

de el punto de vista te6rico, ST.
no tambien dezje ell punto de
vista te6rico, sine tamoien des-
de ell punto de vista practice,
lespecialmente en- La agricultural.
Dastaca ell he5ho de que la alb
sorci6n de los minerales de nu-
trici6n per la rafz no significa
e1tatica, sino un proceso dina
mico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Miss Murphy
To Be Wed
Saturday

PARTIES TWICE a day until
the wedding are being given for
bride-elect Nancy Murphy who
will be married Saturday TO
Eppa Hunton Heaton Jr. in the
Crosse Pointe Memorial Church.
Mrs. Fred T. Murphy enter
tanned yesterday at a luncheon
in her residence in East Jeffer-
son avenue. Crosse Pointe.
And, last evening the Stewart
LIQUIDS and Mr.. and Mrs. Judson
Broadway Jr. gave dinner
party in the abode of Mr.. Brad
ways parents in Rivard Blvd,
Crosse Pointe.
The spinster dinner Will be
given this evening by debutante
Peggy Farr, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. L. Rothe Farr, in the FAIR
residence in Moran road, Crosse
Pointe Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hayward
Murphy, parents of the bride
elect, will give the rehearsal
dinner Friday night in the
Crosse Point Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Fetes Pile Up
For Renee
And Dan
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

January IS, you'll remember.
is the wedding date for Miss
Renee Renaud and Dan McDuf-
fee, and this pair is being feted
in particularly gratifying
manner.
Mrs. Ernest Liebold, for in
stance, is planning a dinner
party at Crosse Pointe Yacht
Club, Sunday, and the next day
Mrs. B. F. Stephenson will come
forth with luncheon.
The Phil Woods are giving
dinner dance on the twenty
first, we believe, and the follow
ing day Mrs. George Renaud
will fling a tea and kitchen
shower.
MRS. FILLER LIE GRO has
been having a marvellous time in
Beverly Hills, Cal, but will be
showing up in Cloverly road
shortly with jeanne, her young
sprite-of-a-daughter.
MRS. EDWARD ADAMS (the
former Miss Jacqueline Kolle)
has returned TO her spot in Ann
Arbor where she'll remain until
her duties are finished, that'll
be sometime in April, when
she'll hustle down to Culver,
Ind, to rejoin her bridegroom.
MISS ELIZABETH SUTHER-
LAND, we find, is still in Man
haitian where she has a nifty
apartment and is appearing in
radio serials and talking turkey
with theatrical producers.
Wouldn't be too surprised TO
see her tread the boards any day
now -.
AND SPEAKING of n. Y.
reminds us Miss "Meigs" Rich
ardson has recently moved from
the digs she occupied on the East
side for quite a spell to the
American Womans Club there
in West Fifty-seventh.-the same
spot which houses the svelt Miss
Polly Murray.
ON THE MALL:
Art Rohde. a-glow after mid
day bowling at the Detroit
Athletic Club
John s. Coppin. going home at
last after two weeks of hos
pitalization-
Art Simons, thinking about
maybe a dash to Arizona. g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Settlement House Clinic
Draws Throng TO Poin+e

hood Club. Crosse Pointe, who
turned out included Mrs. Julian
p. Bowen, Mrs. Selden Dickin-
son, Mrs. Earl Holley, Mrs.
Douglas Campbell. Mrs. Andrew
Hotchkiss, Mrs. Joseph G..
STANDARD and Miss Mary Wood
ruff.
COME SATURDAY, Miss Ali
son Stark, who'll become the
bride of Allan F. Wilson Febru-
airy II in st. PaulS Cathedral,
will be the honor guest at
pantry shower at the Sam Slade
home in Franklin Village with
Mrs. Bull Slade and Mrs. George
Stark Jr, hostesSing.
January %. Mrs. Wallace
Lockman of KenSington avenue
in Ferndale will come forth with
a dessert bridge and a hosiery
and-handkerchief shower and the
afternoon of the twenty-fifth.
Mrs. Arthur w. Wilson of Dear
born Hills will tender a luncheon
and kitchen shower.
Joint-hoSteSSes at this last
named affair will, with Mrs.
Arthur Wilson, Mrs. Alfred o.
Wilson, Mrs. John A. Brooks and
Mrs. G.. A. Gorham.
January %, Miss Evelyn Weir
of Chicago boulevard will give a
paper shower and something new
and different Ito us, at least)
will be the bulky shower which
Mrs. O. Robin of Balfour road is
flinging February 2.
Mrs. Harvey Campbell has
asked February be set aside
for the table top shower she's
planned at the Detroit Golf Club
with luncheon preceding.
February 5, Miss Harriet
Babcock will entertain with a
special shower and there are
still the dates of the spinster.
bachelor and rehearsal dinners
to be decided upon =.
MIR. AND MRS. NEWTON
SKILLMAN and Mrs. John
Walker of Lake Angelus have
reached their Winter home in
Florida. where they will remain
until the last of May.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN PAN
KOW of Grayton road were seen
dancing to the music of Ray
Mobiles orchestra in the Empire
room at the Palmer House in
Chicago recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Wellesley Club
Dinner on]uesday

THU DETROIT WELLESA
LEY CLUB will be entertaini
TuesdaA At the home of Mrs.
Anvil Afonson in Arden Park
with a dinner served at $50
p. m.
Mary Decker is chairman Of
the committee and is assisted
by Harriet Harrison and Jane
Burnett.
MRS. CHARLOTTE CAVA-
NAUGH of Pinehurst avenue
announces the engagement of
her daughter. Margaret Alice
to Jack Wicket of 1lene avenue.
son of Mr.. and Mrs g. ".
Wicket of Sheridan. Mich.
The wedding will take place
June IS.