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LEGALS
ORDER FOR Constructive
a

THE STATE OF FLoRIDA--To
Sophie Jagman Odle. 1887 State
Street, Chicago, Cook County, H.
linois.
You are hereby required TO appear
on the 5th day of May, 1871 to the
bill of complaint for divorce filed
in the Circuit Court OF the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit of Florida in and
for Monroe County, in chancery, in
that certain cause Numbered T-637)
pending in the said Court wherein
Roscoe ~ 0dIe is plaintiff and you
are defendant otherwise the allie
cations OF the said bin win be taken
as confessed by you.
The Key West Citizen, q news
paper published and of general cir
culation in Monroe County, Florida.
is hereby designated as the news
paper In which this order shall be
published once a week for four con-
secutiye weeks
This 4th day of April. A D. 1871.
(Circuit Court SeaI)
Ross G Sawyer, as Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit Of Florida In and
for Monroe County.
BY Florence r. Sawyer. Deputy
Clerk. apr5-i2-is-2ss maya, 1874.
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BOBBY WAUGH
DROPPED, YOUNG
MORINO' I'M THIRD

/ Bobby Waugh, whose amateur
status is clouded by 16 years of
professional boxing. last night
put the crusher on Young Morino
of Miami in three. rounds of 81
mon-pure mauling at the Key
West arena.
s The barrel chested Waugh, a
featured performer here 10 years
ago, Hammered his rangy opponent
with sizzling left hook and a
right that snapped to the chin
like a bullet.
After going down for nine
count in the second round after a
solid smash to the stomach, Mo
rino was looking for a convenient
place to drop and he found it
when Waugh missed swing at
the jaw by at least a foot.
Waugh weighed in at 1l9, while
Morino scaled 100.
Kid Brass, 146, and. Sailor Joe,
las, fought to a draw. George
and Robert Lastres, one a four
year-old and the other five,
fought to a draw.
Joe Louis, negro fighter, won
a technical k.o. over Kid Mustard
in the second round of their pre-
liminary bout, and Billy the Kid,
who weighed in at II pounds, de-
feated Young Jackie, n pounds,
in the opener.
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! Roosevelt goes; you know, where
kids like me swim in warm water,
and get better all the time"
"Oh, well. don't let a little
thing like brace bother you,"
said David. "You look like a pref.
ty healthy boy to me-"
DO ], Cousin David? Honest?"
"Of course you dol"
Gee, thanks - thanks a lot"
Peter said. Il don't like for folks
to think of me as a cripple and
IA weakling."
Nobody around here will think
OF you that way" David assured
him.
And you'll let me stay here
with you, Cousin David?" Peters
eyes were wide. filled with a wait
ing look.
Polly Again
IDAVID thought of Polly--of
- Aunt Susan-of the Inn--of
debts and expenses and hopes.
What would Polly say about
Peter? Would Peters arrival make
her change her mind about mar
rying him next Saturday?
But that waiting look In the
small boys eyes, ;. That eager
ness3sAOa That crippled right
leg r,,.,,,.
"Of course you can stay" David
said finally. I'VE Wileys have got
to stick together rs -
oh, gee. Cousin David -
thankslp The eyes were now shin
ing. bright happy. You're really
Swelll" .-.s
David thought, II wonder
Aloud he said: Finish your food.
and then I'll show you where
you're to sleep" He glanced out
of the window, saw that it was
growing dark. you won't mind
IT leave you here alone while
go over TO see a--a--neighbor.
will your"
Gee, no. Cousin David" said
Peter. I'm not a traidy-cat. Dad
had 10 leave me alone a lot. when
he was working. especially that
time when he got the job as
night Waterman. I'm used 10 be-
ING left by myself Sides. I'm nine
wears old"
An right them" said David.
But won't be gone long"
He pushed back his chair. think
ing the while of Charlie Wiley
as a night-watchmat - remem-
bering him as the bullying. bhif.
ting boy who had visited in Ar
dendale. The two pictures--tha
ght-watchrnan and the unat.
tractlve hoy--didn't jibe. Not a,
bit. And he was glad 20 be able 10
decide that Charlie hadn't been q
bad sort of man. Too bad he
hadn't made provision for his.
only son.
Through" he asked Peter.
"All through" said Peter, get
ting up from his chair. Shake
and thanks for everything"
TIE be continued
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Lions Club t2sl

Harry Colgate's Hot Shots
iclaimed the first victory of the
Juniog High Basketball Tourna-
ment secund-haf by troucing the
Bombers of George Barber. 54-25.
in the preliminary game last night.
Arthur 'Reece" Thompson. q
veteran" rookie, practically de-
fested the Bombers Singlehanded-
Ringing the hoop for nine field
goals and four out of seven char
isy shots. ne amaSsed the i'm
pressive total Of - points. just
three less than the Barber score
Del Vale. another Sharpshooting
Ho; Shot, ably assisted Thomp-
son with IL points.
Everett Sweeting produced the
highest individual score 81 the
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YESTERDAY: At last Dduid
Wi.ey's Aunt Julia hes died, and
so far as he can see, Aunt Julia
agcs the last of his dependent
relatives, and notD he is free to
ask Polly to marry him. He does,
and she says eyes" 1t ,riIl mean
that Polly's Aunt Susan has to
Ire lDitb them, but Da0id does
no: mind. NolU DdUid has driUen
home. head in the clouds, and
has found a little boy named
Peter Wiley on his doorstep.
Peter is the son of distant
cousin of DGUid'S.
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CONCHS AND BUGS, I'M
RUBBER GAME SUNDAY

The rubber scrap of a, three
game series between Key West
Conchs and Pirates will be play
ed tomorrow afternoon at Nelson
English Park. The clubs are now
even with victory each. The
deciding battle will be the night
cap of a twin bill.
Sons of the American Legion
tangle with an All-Star colored
nine in the opener at Loo O'Clock
The negro club will be trying for
its first win in five starts against
the Legion juniors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-12

Spanked by three-year South
ern varsity forward, they jumped
ahead 1913 at halftime and were
out in front by Is points when
the final. whistle sounded.
The craftsmanship of Floyd
Lay, captain of the college squad
the past season, and speedy John
Young, guard, proved the undo
ing of the locals. Lay, a cham
pion foul-shooter, wrinkled the
net for eight field goals, a num-
Der from mid-court, and a pair
of free throws, while Young
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
BLEyENTHs JUDICIAL OrhCUIT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERf.
No. 7-53e
MILTON VBREoFF,
Plaintiff,
VS.. ACTION FOR DIVORCE.
NATALIE vERNOFF.
Defendant.
TO: NATALIE VERNOFFF--lSs4
Stebbins Ave, Bronx. New York.
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED to appear TO. the
Blll of Complaint filed In the above
STYLED cause on or before Monday,
May. 5th. 1871, otherwise the, allega-
tfons of: said bill viii be. taken as
confessed by YOU.
s 1T is FURTHER. ORDERED that
this order be published once week
for four tD consecutive weeks IN
'rhe Key West Citizen. a newspaper
published in Key West, Florida.
Dated this 4th day OF April, A. j.
.ig4i.
(SEAI.) Ross C Sawyer, Clerk OF
Circuit Court.
BY (Sd4) Florence II. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
BERNARD A. FRANK,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
sprs-i2-f9-26; mays s41
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looking after me ever since, until
he took sick Dad and me were
pals" Tears welled up into the
boys eyes. 1T sure was mighty
queer, not having him around any
more"
David drew the boy toward the
house.
1t was later than he had real
lied. He hadn't realized that he
and Polly had spent so much time
out at the Inn The shadows were
lengthening, and out back of the
cottage he could hear the chick
ems fussing for their supper.
Come on inside" he said TO
Peter. You must be tired and
hungry"
81 sure am" Peter admitted.
Seems like / was always having
TO change buses, all the way
down from Pennsylvania. And
there wasn't much money to
spend on eats.
"You go in the bathroom and
wash up" David said when they
entered the cottage. while / nut
the supper on the table"
DO you do your own cooking
and fixing. Cousin David?" Peter
asked. I'D
Eyes" said David, for the time
being"
II took some little while for
him 10 make coffee and prepare
bacon and eggs, He also got out
a dish of cold vegetables. plate
of biscuits and a jar Of blackberry
jam, some of the supply Aunt
Julia had made the summer be-
fore.
Gee. that looks goodP' Peter
said, coming into the dining room.
They sat down and began to
eat.
Another Burden
TIM still a little puzzled" said
L David, about how you came
to choose me TO live with"
There wasn't anybody else"
said Peter. Mother was an or
phan, like me. and didn't have
any relatives at all. just before
Dad died he gave me some money
and told me to get on a bus and
come 10 Ardendale, cause there
were lot Of Wilevs living there
especially you"
Il see" said David But there
aren't lot OF Wlleys any more.
I was the only one here. until YOU
came, And what made your dad
so sure | was still living here?"
i don't know exactly" said
Peter Unless u was because ne
had heard that YOU were the re-
liable member Of the family
That's jt--reliable. and the one
who stayed al home"
David smiled 10 himself. Yes.
old reliable David. the Wiley with
whom ali the others came 70
park
go on. Peter tell me every.
thing." he urged.
Peter looked up from his plate.
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Chapter Five
Peters Story
Tad visited down here when

DAD visited down here when
- he was a kid" Peter was
now saying. HE said you were
younger than him, but were
steady - and - and would look
after me-"
II see," said David. "But where
is he? l mean, why should he
want me to look after your"
Hes dead" said Peter. "He
died in IA state hospital, one of
those places where they care for
people who're sick with consump-
ton"
"I'm sorry" said David. He
slipped his arm about the boys
shoulders. What about your
mother?"
ooh, she died when I was just
a kid" said Peter. Dads been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-12
Today's Horoscope

Today gives q tendency 70 q
melancholy nature. which threat
enx 10 become dlsoTderiy and
ie ading the native sxtray. There
may be much indecisaon. faulty
judgment and a want Of direction.
II the smhitlon be onSe aroused.
there IS sure reward for therr
Is plenty Of ability. Success wiIl
ofsen appear 20 come BY mere
chance.
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orally falls into proper channels
and ends i'm success. The thing
To he particularly avoided is evil
association. For the influences OF
the day lead toward loss through
the envy Of others
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-12
ALPHA SIGMA
ROLLED OVER
LIONS, 3S-25
'Floydi1aLay And, John
1te -,
's' Young You /, Starred In Cur
s31
[ tain-Raiser Of Three
Game Series

A fancy passing, excellent fax
ing group of collegians from
Florida Southern College last
night chalked up, an easy 1925
victory over the listless cagers
of the local Lions Club.
Leading in every quarter, the
invading Alpha Sigma baske-
teers experienced little trouble
in tucking away the opener of
an Easter series with the Lions.
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A six-hit pitching job by Limo
Castro and heavy hitting by his
teammates sent the strong Pep
per's Plumbers down in defeat
at the hands of their bitter rivals,
the NavStas, III.
A big second inning that net
ted six runs gave the Station
ten a lead that was never over
taken.
After scoring a lone marker
in the very first frame on a
triple by shortstop Philip Baker
and an error by Julius Villareal,
the Stas took advantage of Clar-
ence Gates wildness and a pair
of errors to pile up the half doz-
en- runs. i'". fh
Gates, the city's leading soft
ball pitcher appearing for the
first time this year, gave two
men free tickets and allowed
a pair of doubles, a triple by De-
laney and a brace of singles in
the second inning uprising.
Peppers sent runners across
home plate in the first four
frames to tie the NavStas, TT.
but were held scoreless the. rest
of the way. A single marker in
the fifth and three in the sixth
clinched the game for the civilian
players.
Baker. sparkplug of the victorS.
smashed a triple. a double and
a single and walked in four trips
to the plate He scored three
runs and drove home two. Fran
els Delaney. the junky leftfielder
of the StaS. duplicated Bakers
swatting. and Anthony Kelly poll
ed two out Of four.
Charles Rosam. rookie OF the
Plumbers. led the losers hating
attack with a single and a two
Dagger.
Gates. who struck cut four
and passed five. made three wild
pitches. Castro famed two.
walked five and made six Wild
pitches.
The game was halted az the
end Of the sixth b. the hour and
fifteen minute time limit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-12
SECOND GAME TONIGHT

The last of the shortened
cage series between the
Lions and Alpha Sigma will
be staged tonight at the same
place and time.
Joe Pinder. All-Star for!
ward absent last night. will
be seen in action tonight in
the Lion lineup.
Another pair of junior
clubs. the Hamlins and Nc
Mahons. perform in the pre-
liminary affair at 1880 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-12
GAME MONDAY CANCELLED

The third game of the Al
plaa Sigma-Lion series. orig
inallY scheduled, for Monday
night. has been cancelled. A
last-minute order of the
president of Florida Southern
College requiring all students
10 be in Lakeland early Tues
day morning will not allow
time for the third contest.
ALI tickets sold for the
game Monday night will be
honored tonight.
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Sundays
Horoscope

TODAY rlv-S a httle lack Of the
power of selection in the charac~
ter of the work. bat the life gen
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HAlR-CUTTERS GAIN.
UNEARNED VICTORY
OVER MARINES, AZ
NAVSTAS DEFEATED BITTER
RIVALS ll+7 IN AFTERPIECE
LAST NIGHT: ERRORS NUM-
EROUS IN FIRST SCRAP

A flock of errors at vital mo-
ments last night cost the Marines
their second straight victory in
the new softball season and gave
Sawyer's BARRIERS an uneared Az
triumph.
c. F. Spakes, ace Marine
moundsman, held the hard hitting
BARRIERS to six well-scattered
bingles and would have scored
a 20 win had he been given air.
tight support.
All of the Sawyer runs came
in on errors as the Leathernecks
threw the ball over the field in
wild fashion and butter-fingered
easy high fly outs.
A smashing triple by Rahtbun,
the towering first sacker, who
scored when a teammate was
thrown out at first, sent the Ma
rines out front 10 in the see
ond inning. From then until the
closing frame the deceptive
slants of Meme Castro muzzled
the booming bats of the Devil
Dogs.
Meanwhile, Spakes had the Bar
bers eating out of his hand for
three innings but a collapse of
Marine defense in the fourth set
tied the issue. In that wild frame,
Sawyers showed the old ball
game into the bag with a three
run splurge. An error by Shark
that put Russell on first set the
stage. Hopkins single and a mis-
cue by Petkovic sent him home
for the first tally. Roberts drop
ped the ball just past the infield
for another safety, sending Hop
kins across the plate. Tynes was
thrown out, short to first, and
Roberts showed on the play.
The final Barber run was scor-
ed in the fifth when Jersetz drop
ped SANKEY'S. high fly to center
and went on home on a bad
throw to second by Thompson
after Albury had singled.
Successive singles by Shark
and Tebeau accounted for the
second and last Marine score in
the seventh.
Thompson and Rathbun, Leath-
ernecks, accomplished ''once in a
lifetime" feats by bouncing
triples off the centerfieldA light
pole.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Marines -- 010 900 l. 2 5 9
BARRIERS 900 $40 x 4 2
Batteries: Spakes and Thomp-
son; N. Castro and Hopkins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-12
LEADING CAGE SCORERS

Leading scorers in the Junior
High, School Basketball Tourna-
ment at the end of fifth round
play follow:
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IL AND
FOR MONROE COUNTY. FLOR
IDA. IN CHANCERY.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0Es THE
1IFH, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IL AND
FOR MONROE COUNTY. FLOR
IDA. IN CHANCERY.
No. 7-53S
]. ARTHUR McCLuNG,
RUTH H. McCLUNG.
Defendant.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
1t appearing by the bill of COM
plant filed in the above. cause that
RUTH II. McCLUNG. the defendant
therein named. is a nonresident of
the State of Florida, and that the
place of residence of said defendant
as-particularly as the same is known
TO the plaintiff, is Elkins. West Vir-
ginia, and that there is no person in
the State of Florida upon whom
service of subpoena would bind
said defendant; and that said de-
PENDANT is over the age of twenty
one years:
1T is. THEREFORE,, ORDERED
that said resident defendant.
RUTH III. McCLUNG. be and she Is
hereby required to appear to the bill
OF complaint filed in said cause, on
or before May 5th, A. ID. is4I, other.
wise, the allegations of said bill Of
complaint will be taken as confessed
by said defendant.
1T is, FURTHER ORDERED that
this order be published once a week,
for four (4) consecutive weeks In
the Key West Citizen, newspaper
published in the County of Monroe
and State OF Florida.
Dated at Key West, Florida. this
9Th day of April. A: ID. 1871.
(SEAL) Ross C. Sawyer
Clerk OF Circuit Court.
BY tSd) Florence Il. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk. ,
BLACKWELL & WALKER,
As Attorney for Plaintiff.
apr5-l2-19-26s mays, i 94ll
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TENNIS

TENNIS
GUS. Army. Barracksl
TODAY
Opening matches of annual In.
vitation Tennis Tournament
Mems singles.
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SPORES CALENDAR
BASKETBALL
High School Gym. 7:so p. n.y.

TONIGHT
First Game-Hamlin VS.. Nc
Mahon Second game of Junior
High Tournament second-halfo.
Second Game-Lions Club VS..
Alpha Sigma of Florida Southern
College. " 'i'- f4+ ~
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Jack B. Kirchik, Miami at
torney and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Kirchik of this city, has been
given credit for winning a su-
preme court case which had been
hanging for 10 years. The suit
involved title to property on
which Miani's municipal piers
were constructed in 1915.
Construction is to start at once
on a Sunday school building for
the FIRST Methodist church, il
was announced today as work of
demollshing the structure which
now occupies the site VAS launch
ed. ~
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SOFTBALL

SUE lbALL. p.
tBaYview Park. 1880 p.m.)
MONDAY NIGHT
First Game-Sawyer's BARRIERS
VS.. US. Army.
Second Game-U.S. Navy VS..
NavSta.
WEDNESDAY. NIGHT
First Game-U.S. Navy VS.. US.
Marines. .
Second Game-Pepper's Plumb
ers. VS.. US: Army.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game-NavStas VS.. Pep
per's Plumbers.
Second Game-Sawyer's Bar
bers VS.. us. Marines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-12
KEY WEST In
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings On This Date Ter
Years Ago As Taken From
Files Of The, Citizen

A statewide fight to bring the
Pan-American highway through
Florida and Key West, launched
at a meeting In Miami Saturday,
is to be pushed vigorously.
T. ]. Bryson, editor of The
Citizen, has been placed in charge
of publicity campaign to ac-
quaint newspapers of the state
with the project. Frank Ladd.
Key Wester who is temporary
chairman of the organization
committee for the group. is in
Miami working on the project
B. L. Grooms. w. r. Porter and
Ladd met yesterday to complete
plans for their organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-12

Batteries. l.. Castro and Ais
house, C. Gates and Tngraharn.
Bcmbers> three baskets and a
pair Of free tosses. Cabana and
Papy we're tied with SIX each.
Scare By QaIarterS:
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BASEBALL
Nelson English Park. Loo p.rn.l
TOMORROW.
First Game-SAL's, VS.. ALI
Stars.
Second Game - Key West
Gonchs VS.. Piraees.
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IN THE OOUN1Y JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-
BATE.
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STANDINGS
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Seeond-Half
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Batteries: Spakes and Thomp.
son; N. Castro and Hopkins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
New Officers Installed

WELL. THEY had that an
nual meeting of Fort Pontchar-
train Chapter, D. A. r. A
memorial service was held AT
which new members were well
coined and reports summarizing
the years work were read.
These indefatigableS were in
stalled for the coming year:
Regent, Mrs. Robert II. Peter
son; first vice regent Mrs. Mar
vim L. Hoagland; second vice
regent. Mrs. William H. l..
Everard; chaplain, Mrs Adelbert
j. Barnum recording Secre-
tary, Mrs. Theodore l.. Daniel
son; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. &. Clayton Lanier; treas
urer, Mrs. John Shaw; registrar.
Mrs. Neil a. Cameron; historian,
Mrs. A. G.. T. Courteau: libra
rian. Mrs. w. w. LAYERS; di-
rcctors. Mrs. Raymond Foulkrod,
Mrs. Cornelius L. r. Gabler.
Mrs. Tolbert l.. Grimm; assist
ant chaplain. Mrs. O. Dale
Reynolds; junior president, Mrs.
Paul j. Meiser; evening group,
Mrs. Delvan Gardner.
And that'll be that for another
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Officers Elected
Bv Beta Juniors

THE BETA JUNIORS Of
Highland Park have elected
their officers for next year with
the following returns:
Mrs. Richard Reade Jr.. preSi-
dent: Virginia Sheetz. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. w. Garrett,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. L.
Kuehn. recording secretary;
Mrs. J. George, treasurer.
MR.. AND MRS. ERNEST ".
ESTEP. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Estep, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Lowery and Mr.. d. r. Hill eX-
plored the famous Endless
Caverns in New Market, Va,
while travelling through the
Shenandoah Valley.
DIR. JOSEPH j. J A c o B s
spent the holiday weekend in
Chicago and KenoSha, Wis.
MRS. LOUIS MAXON Of
Lakeland road is a guest at the
Waldorf Astoria during a 10
day visit in New York, where
she is entertaining friends and
seeing a few plays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
Sur prise Shower
For irene Hawke

BRIDE-ELECT IRENE
HAWKE was honored Al a
surprise shower and luncheon at
the Chidwa Tea Room Saturday.
Her five attendants, Virginia
Corbett, maid of honor. and
bridesmaids Margaret Irland.
Marge Daley. Kay Widman and
Marie Louise Berry were host
eSSeS.
Miss Hawke is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen f.. Hawke
Of Martindale avenue and be-
came the bride OF George Wolf.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolf
Of Bedford road recently at
ST. Matthias Church.
FINAL MEETING Of the
Ladies Auxiliary Of the Swedish
Glee Club took place Just re-
Gently al which time the girls
got together for a little electing
with these results:
Miss Margaret Calligan is now
president, Miss Gunvor Rhodin
is vice president, Miss Icie Suits,
secretary, with Mrs. Eric. Han
son as her assistant: Mrs David
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02
z Busy Bellies

II would appear the Misses
Kay StimmeH and Evelyn
Crack, who Just descended from
the skies after a weekend in
Chicago. had something of a
whirl while away.
Friday evening for example,
these bellies were feted with a
dinner party AT the Palmer
House. 10 which they were
escorted by Charles O'Hara and
Steven Knox.
Saturday they were honored
with a cocktail party at the
Edgewater Beach Hotel.
And yesterday, there was a
merry send-off.
MISS VIRGINIA STANLEY,