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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Q SERIAL STORY
FOOTSTEPS IN THE FOG
BY GILMORE COWAN STONE

citing. -. BY the way. Mr.. Won
Thalmann." Angie went on with
the bluntness Deborah had come
TO dread. "all sorts of rumors
keep coming from Europe. They
say Germany's sitting on a young
volcano in what used to be
Czechoslovakia But it's all so
secret Perhaps you can give us
the lowdown"
I'm afraid not" Stephan WAS
gravely polite. Il have been in
this country for some time, you
know"
"Oh, but this started months
ago Angela persisted. The story
goes that sabotage in the Czech
armament plants has been really
Continued on Page 10. Column s.
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ISSUES A WARNING
CHAPTER VI

CHAPTER VI
So this was the way IL was to
be-just as 1t had always been
walls between them, Well. II
that was what Stephan wanted
she could play that way, too.
Deborah moved nervously about
the room. turning on lamps, low.
ering shades.
Technically. of course she
heard herself rambling on. halting
the bright brittleness OF her owr
voice-'Tm the head of this
house; but IL you hadn't clicked
with Bridge. you would have been
put in The Masther's room over
her dead body. Mere civilians get
parked elsewhere"
He listened to her. laughing a
little at first. At length he came
and stood looking down at her
his eyes troubled.
Deborah he said gently,
you're somehow-not like your
self. What Is the trouble >"
II only he would not stand
there, 81 very near that she was
conscious in every fiber of his
nearnessl
can't let him hurt me-like
again. Deborah thought. He
doesn't intend to; but he somehow
makes gesture, few words that
mean-just nothing seem to
mean so much.
Il suppose IL IL too much 10 ex-
pect everything To he Just the
same he went on. Il wanted
but you see, am not entirely a
free agent"
Few OF us are II il comes TO
that. Really. stephan, there's
nothing"
Deborah was almost glad when
the front door opened. and Angie
came in-as Angie was likely 20
do at any time without the for
mslity OF ringing.
The fogs - thick you could
cut 1t into pieces and fry H." An
gle called from the hallway.
"Debby. may borrow your last
copy OF The World by the Week +.
Mines
strolling into the room. strip
ping from her head the bright
handkerchief she wore. she
stopped short at sight OF stephan.
We'll, Welcome to our city,
she cried.
I While Deborah went 10 hun,
through the periodical rack. she
heard Angela explaining briskly
Il like my news predigested snd
al least a week old. Mr.. Won Thai
mann. BY that time it's history
and there's no use tearing your
hair over H."
You'd tear your hair over the
Old Testament. Angie" Deborah
threw over her shoulder. that is
IL you ever took the trouble tc
read IT."
Perhaps shall some time Il
| the present world stops being ex
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

/ suppose ! should have refused
that first date with him. II / had
] wouldn't have this problem or
my mind now. Lately. he has
made me miserable. for although
he says that he Is very fond of me
he has made no move to divorce
his wife. He merely says that she
II still not well and so she cannot
be left alone.
Although he has often told me
that his home life was most I'M
happy. still I wonder sometimes
II his affection for his wife isn't
what is keeping him from leaving
her.
Now. after having known him
for nearly a year. | find that I
am falling In love with him, and.
quite frankly. l don't know what
10 do about IL. don't feel as
guilty as / might for know that
i did not break up his home. That,
% he says. was done long before
] knew him.
I only wish I knew the truth
about the entire matter. II his
wife is really III and he fully in
tends to leave her when she is
well again. then would want
To wait for him. On the other
hand. IL he does not intend TO get
q divorce. II is foolish for me to
keep on going with him. Please.
Miss Grey. can you help me to
decide which is the right thing
TO do? MISERABLE.
Dear Miserable: IL sounds To
me n II the man Of whom you
speak Ia stalling. trying 10 have
his cake and eat II too. I am
quite sure that YOU would never
he happy with him. Scoaer or
later. he would leave You for
sone one else. just N he Ia now
firing Of his wife.
No. ! wouldn't he ut all sur
prized II he never left her. His
story about his "unhappiness'
nj home may he his way Of try
Ing 10 win your sympathy. Ne
IL disloyal. weak and selfish and
II he ever did come 20 YOU, you
ought 70 be pltied.
Instead Of waiting around for
. married man who may never
leave his wife. you should he
going out with . younger man.
one more your age. who Ii finer
and more dependable. Best
course for you 10 take Is to re-
fuse to have anything further Ia
do with this thoughtless. selfish
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Waiting for Married Man
Generally Bad Business
Young GH Should Forget Friend and Try 10 Become
Interested in Someone More Nearly Her Own Age
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: ! sincerely hope YOU solve my
problem for me for try might cannot to solve
il for myself
am In my late twentes and have been going out now
and again with about ten years my senior He is
married man. Miss Grey and did try hide the fact
when first met him. When he first asked go out
with him, he explained TO that he married but
That ne and his wife the of divorce. He
told me that he intended to leave her Just she
got to feeling better explaining that she has been i'll for
some time and couldn't yet be left alone He said that
their home really already broken up that wouldn't
be too long before he free again
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04

grown kitten fshort haired and a
femalel.
We are moving soon and Will be
unable 10 take them along with
US. will be very glad and thank
full IL you will help US.
MRS. r. c.
Dear Mrs. y. c. Al the pres
ent time I know of no one Who
II looking for eat. n any Of
the readers of this column would
like either or both Of the eats
mentioned above. I vii: he glad
10 give them your name II they
viii get in touch with me.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Honey of Idea

From Hollywood comes a new
type OF makeup using honey and
lip rouge which makes the glamour
girls lips glsten as they CULVER
before kiss. The American
Honey Institute SAYS honey is still
the Oldest known sweet.
creamy. Pour into buttered pan.
When cool. cut with a star cookie
cutter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Copy Cat

YESTERDAY: Lonely for stephan.
Deborah watches fog sweep In from
the sea. Then. suddenly, stephan
returns. Bridget makes arrangements
for him to remain. addresses him as
Captain stephan Is puzzled How
did Bridget know"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-04
Two Cats

Dear Miss Grey: viii you please
help me find homes for our two
eats! One is long haired mother
cat and the other Is her half
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when you have solved the COM
pleir weeks Sef Of six pufEie>-
mail Or bring the puzzles on or
before saturday Iuly 18th. 10
the Holly wood Contest Editor.
The Tacoma Times Re sure 10
enclose iec with zach weekly
ssf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

porting players.
The story has everything a nys-
terv tale should have plenty
OF sction and no end Of thrills Miss
Rice gives = very convincing por-
travail of a newspaper woman and
Okeefe's offering as the greenhorn
attorney IS equally well done. Stan
ley Ridges Is a very real district
attorney.
Peter LORE Is the mystery
man Of the yarn. the one around
whom the entire plot revolves
and revolve it does sts dizzy
pace.
The companion film brings a
Broadway stage dancer in her
first screen production. The dancer
is Grace Mcdonald and the film.
Dancing on a Dime Paramount
made the picture.
The story calls for considerable
imagination or the part Of the
audience but the music and the
dancing make one forget the i'm
probability Of the script
Associated with Miss Mcdonald
are Robert Paige. Virginia Dale,
William Frawley. Peter Hayes.
Lillian Cornell Eddie Quillan and
Frank jerks. Five songs and quite
bit of good dancing by Miss Nc
Donald keep the film moving until
some pretty shaky situations are
taken care Of and the usual happy
ending finds everything hunky-
dory.
Beverly Thompson, who has
come to this newsboy's assist
ance on several occasions in
the past, is responsible for the
following opinions regarding
$50 Ends Our Night" new at
traction which opened at the
Music Box theater yesterday.
Comparable in many respects 10 I
mortal Storm"-one of the out /
standing pictures of 1910 ~ so I
Ends Our Night" new attraction
at Hamricks Music Box theater,
has for its leading feminine PLAYER F
Margaret SULLIVAN the same
charming star who won the hearts E
Of so many movie-goers in the
former picture.
Everyone who sees SO Ends
Our Night is sure to find in the
picture at least one star listed
among his favorites. for the film
boasts varied cast of superb T
players among which are Miss F
Sullivan. Fredric March. Frances
Dee, Glenn Ford. tnew, thrilling
young screen personality. Anna
Sten and Erich Won Stroheim.
Taken from the widely read
novel "Flotsam" by Erich
Maria Remarque, the story
deals with the plight of po-
litical refugees of central Eur
ope at the beginning of the
present world crisis when the
Nazis first "blitzkrieged" into
Austria.
Interest in the swift-moving pic
ture is not allowed TO lag, for dur
ing its course the stories Of three
courageous refugees Miss Sullx-
van, March and Ford-picked at
random from the flotsam that is
central Europe, unfolds a. pace
that leaves those who see the film
breathless with suspense.
Leading capitals of Europe
provide dramatic backgrounds
for the play-Nienna. Prague
and Paris are its settings. In
spring outdoor shots through
the Alpine passes Of Switzer-
land serve 10 weld the story Of
the capitals into one fine dra-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Joy Hodges Featured
AT Riviera Theaier

Singing with Jimmy Grier's or
chestrs at the Biltmore Bowl in
Los Angeles was a break for pretty
Joy Hodges. For eventually. il
resulted in a film contract with
RKO.
II all happened one night when
Miss Hodges, featured vocalist
with Grier's orchestra was re-
quested to sing a number. Where
the request came from she didn't
know but when the selection was
over, she received a note 70 report
al RKO the next morning.
II appeared that the request
came from the talent scout from
that studio. Result was that Miss
Hodges was given a screen test
and later a contract. She soon
played leading role in old Man
Rhythm with Buddy Rogers.
Miss Rodges' current production
is honogram's Laughing At
Trouble in which Frankie Darro
is starred. This feature is now at
the Riviera theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Final Rites ARRANGED
For T0comon's Fofher

Funeral services for Noe Mlletts
Of Seattle, father Of Leo Alette
Of Tacoma. viii be held Monday Al
s a m from the St johns church
in Seattle. under direction Of
Joseph r. Manning and Sons Fu-
neral home. Rosary vii be recited
al the church Sunday ~ 7 30 p m
Besides the TacOmsn. Miiette
leaves his wife. Florence four
daughters. four sons. and IL grand
children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RoNN--Ann sothern and Lew Ayres
N "Maisie Was q LADY" as S 90.
$40, u 80. also Prank Morgan and
Ann Rutherford in Keeping Com
psny" il SIS. 2 20. g so. ? so. plus
the March OF Time. lis, 4 40. 7so.
1l:io
RI,LTo Dennis oKeefe and Flor-
ney.H l2.4l 322. 500. s.44. II as.
also Grace Macdonald and Robert
Paige In Dancing on Dime :"
Il 30. Ali. asa. 733. 1914
MI SIC BoN-Fredric March and
Margaret SULLIVAN in 50 Ends Our
Night" Ia as. 4.oS Tao. lilo. also
Jean Hersholt IN MELODY for
Three. II 80, 400. 80. 1905
BILE MOI SE-Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone in Andy Hardys Pr
waite Secretary" II 30 2:20. 5l5.
Dark Streets OF Cairo as. Z 40.
tbs. 600
RN Darro IN Laughing
at Danger" II 80. 200. 40. 7 90.
$50. also Soul in Pawn" II 80.
800. $50. sos. 1885.
RETURN SHoMI>Gs
BENERIN-Jack Benny and Pred
Allen in Love Thy Neighbor" also
BURGESS Meredith ana Irene Hervey
in san Francisco Docks"
CAPITOL Marlene Dietrich and
also the MesQulteers in Outlaws
COMMUNITN-The Lane Sisters and
Jeffrey Lynn in Pour Mothers"
also Roger Pryor and Eve Arden in
She Couldn't Saw No
KAY >TREET-The Ritz Brothers
and the Andrew Sisters IN "Argen-
tine Nights" also Dick Foran ana
Peggy Moran in The Mumys
Hand
PtRK Jean Arthur and william
Holden in Arizona" also selected
shorts
LAKEWOOD Enrol Flynn and Olivia
s RsaaF JaeF. Il coop ssn'a and e Bonita B6a
Granville in Gallant sons
PRoCToR-Jsmes Casney and Pat
Navy" also Dick Powell and Ellen
Drew in Christmas in July"
Drew in Christmas in July" also
Pat o'Brien and Constance Bennett
IN Escape TO Glory"
REN-Pat O'Brien and James Cagney
IN Here Comes the Navy also
The World in Flames
sHELL-Walter Pidseon and Donald
Meek in Sky Murder" also Cesar
Romero and Betty Mclaughlin in
The Cav Caballero"
stNsET-Jean Arthur and william
Holden in Arizona. also the epic
OF the last ten years, World in
Flames"
TEMPLE = Henry Fonda and Linda
Darnell in Chad Hanna" also
Judy Garland in Little Nellie
Kelly"
LIBERTY. Puyallup-Fred MacMur-
ray and Madeline Carroll In "Vir-
ginia." also John Garfield and
Brenda Marshall in East of the
River"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Man Arrested Here
For Spokane Sheriff

On a call from Spokane. Earl n
Strand. IS. was arrested at the
Olympus hotel late Friday and held
In the county Jail for Spokane
county deputy sherfis who Will
return MN there 70 face a four
count sharge Of petty larceny
The charges involved sale o; sd-
vertising IN a labor directory, Tn
dershsnn clyde Knowles was IN
formed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
WATCH WRECKED

The wrist watch which AIMS
Shirley wears IN her role a. q nos
pitsl nurse In PAramOunts West
Point Widow" would never stand
scrutiny In q closeup. Anne
dropped II on the bathroom tiles
after the first day n camera work.
and never had time 10 have II re-
paired.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

II msfhs ire Fsear4 ~ ~ -
IN movie photography an ere
that niceiy combined ssx umrh
~ n. sitA radiant youth ard tss
graf outdoors Nav studio pho
inxrsphsss are wondering what's
lsff On n. clothes lire that 9th
ges the same publicity results and
pass TIE censors
Nishteowns and frtliy lingerie
haven't h>en worn IN an esaysd
sun IN y.ars strspless evening
gowns have long esen banned.
nniess the rcss shows more gown
than girl from waist up. Neg
lieees must ~ az firm material
or be unrsvsailnG either In sil-
houetted shadow ar in d>celletass
NOON roa
noWIE0oUD nHAurtUa
CHoRus costumes are accept
~ able. but current movie must.
calls are going In for speciality acts
not siris llns-ups Bathing saits
are osay-lf the poses ere mod
est. hu, they're chased ~ LEG ART
and eesides studios think iss .
little corny 10 put their players In
swim attire the year around.
Sweaters have ssen the perfect
substitute for stars ~ha refused "a
No photographed IN bathing suiss
and for pretty players whose cams
wouldn't Gin beauty contesss
n wasn't until issT that swsat.
srs became . national Institution.
Al that time. Warner nrcshevs
through Producer Msrvyn tSRoy.
hired . iissoms. curvacscus ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

matte piece - the unwsnied
refugees are escorted from one
turbulent border TO another.
Nothing need he said Of the fine
work Of Mss Sullivan. Miss Dee
and Mr. March-their talents are
known 10 all and their abilities
proven. But the Characterization
OF Ludwig Kern. played BY new
conner Glenn Ford. points a def
mite finger TO top ranking stardom
BY all means keep your eve on
this handsome. sensitive young
player. he's headed for one Of those
Oscars some cay unless we miss
our guess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
COMES OUT EyIN

Allan Jones got his frs, import
an, motion picture break when
Nelson Eddy got q eold Recently.
Jones was scheduled 10 make Las
Vegas Nights nj Paramount,
caught n cold, and Phil Regsn sub
sti,uted. winning a contract at
that studio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

WARRINGTON Gum chew
srs In the fu,ur, Win have To
BE- satisfied with gum wrapped
In paper, Aluminium used TO
make the familiar tin foii' 10
being turned ov~r 10 tire Dc.
fsnss program.
Edward n stettinins. r..
prioritiss sirsctor Of the office
Of production management. tn.
day accepted the offer ~ Pres.
ident Philip X. wrigley Of the
William wrisiey. Jr.. company
n turn Ger IN the United
States 100000 pounds Of siu.
mlnum lngots
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Sweeier Sweeiies Given K0
BY Over Jealous Hays Office

LoLLrwooD-Tak last look movie pre,ties In sweat
erx and shed gentle tear. Warning has gone out by
grapevine telegraph that the Hays office working
official frown for all pictures Of snug
hursnr garments Hand knit machine made fuzzy
plain cotton puoser buttonsd syIesweaters
are out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

Beverly Thompson, who has
come to this newsboy's assist
ance on several occasions In
the past, is responsible for the
following opinions regarding
so Ends Our Night" new at
traction which opened at the
Music Box theater yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

F%a=oH ram<1 4tr#feI FfAr<H4
Julia 1esa Turner rn>y 20
named s>r Lana sas pas ssr IN
. pi<fnrs called 'rney Won't Fsr-
ess~ TIE paia rsasnn fans dsdnt
fsrGst was n>rsuss Ms Turner
slsc was put lnts . ssirt and
sweater. srz ssilyhnr>a - shs
sweater 0iri
shs lest that tss-iirs eventually.
sftsr Mssro s>ass dixnifysns hev
Ter ssarfom. bm ~ that time
every studio wss launching ~
eaties ~ ths knit-twr-rari.swp
reuss carois fAn<sss. lean r>ns~
her. Mary 18Th Hughes. Anps
0wynas. Dana t1sws.. Peggy Mo-
ran. pors ncwdaa. Nancy ksI1y.
Asdrsa f>s1a. LARAMIE nay. Aan
soshern. Margaret Tsnsehst. nres-
Dc Joyce lt's haresv 10 name ons
Who wasn't Evss grim lane
nryan. VIA seormily refused to
pcss IN bathing suita. wss per-
susaed 10 ana . nasny we~l topper
that gave her healthy Anevscaa.
ssr rspasssica ecnsdssssss sp-
peal
nul&a OUT
ne9p noaATuDs
TNnNn wsrv sweater psss g.
I lcss. tsIyw~c1 dsvs.ln pro-
prsstovs put their esr.hops Int"
snug hnistsd snppsvs. sra eo-sd
cheer leaders al ever me nstsos
hastily changed frnm flannel Jaen-
sts h hsasy sweaters
No more viii awkward ssw.
comevs - instructed ny studio
Isnsmsn. IN hrothsriy tunss. Ia
Take . deep breath. dartlse--
hold lti--thst's fine rssan."
rhs stsi,os are taking shs HAYS
warning In dlffevent ways. one
predicts . hoem IN les-srt rhs
head Of anothsrs photographs ds-
partmsnt said piaintiveiy. n
mahes me very cad. rersnaAiiy.
I don't s~e anything wrong IN
sweaters. because people wear
them. Nobody's conscious NJ them
- scsndaloua garments
A third fetorsed that until ~
WAS given . definite. official ssa<r
not fsst . general warning
from the eensprs Ia end sweater
art. he Gas gong In keep on
shooting A. An executive. 81 .
studio that spselsIisss In eusisa.
Ius, srcansd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

Used to replace buttons, this
machine firmly sews new but
ton in place in three seconds.
Some clothing which has to
be laundered rather than dry
cleaned falls into still another
department. Here you will find
a machine which restores wash
pants to "store newness," put
ting back the original resilient
life, so that it is impossible to
tell that they have been worn.
Here too is a high speed hot
air dryer which literally blows
light dresses back to their
original shape and life in three
minutes.
All of the operations of the
plant aren't mechanical. however.
Off in one corner you'll find a
complete hand tailoring de-
partment which is capable of
doing any kind of repair work.
Equipped with daylight flou-
resent lamps and providing all
available working conveniences
for the personnel this plant is
truly modern wonder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

through both sides of the ma
terial, loosening and lifting the
spot as it goes. This means that
spots may be removed from the
most delicate of fabrics without
injury to the fabric itself.
The latest type of pressing
equipment is employed in the
Kent plant. In the place of the
usual set-up which only re-
quires one machine, this plant
puts each garment through at
least six steps in pressing, each
one a different machine. Spe-
cial machines have been invent
ed to get as such places as the
under-arm of mans coat, the
full seat of mems trousers, the
most difficult of pleats in wo-
mems dresses and skirts. There
are forty pressing machines in
this department.
After the garment has beer
pressed it is inspected on the
finishing line for loose buttons,
etc. 1t is on this inspection line
that one finds the most fascin-
ating machine in the plant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02

Combining every modern re-
finement in modern dry-clean-
ing, the new plant of Kent
Stores Inc. is claimed to be the
most modern and efficient of
it's kind in America.
Glass sections of pipe so that
cleaning solvent may be watch
ed for impurities, distillation OF
solvent after each usage, indi-
vidual tanks for each cleaning
machine, and individual motors
to drive each machine, are just
few of the many innovations
in the cleaning department.
After the garment is cleaned
it is taken to another depart
ment where it is carefully ex-
amined for spots which may
have remained after the first
operation was completed. Here
I, Nere are six expert spoilers,
ca, III specializing in a particu-
lar kind of fabric. The old
meth cd of working spots out
with a, brush has been elimin-
ated he ve, and the work is done
NV live steam which passes
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02
MlNN&ua0
Res. US. Pat.
Dry Cleaning plus
1T WEARS LONGER

BECAUSE the chemically pure and
harmless ingredients that go into this fine
finish contain qualities that tends to make
fabrics stain and dust repelent the
garment retains it's press longer :. your
garment will last longer between cleanings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02
1T LOOKS BETTER

BECAUSE ;. Lustrotone finish imparts a
sparkling, bright appearance to the dullest
looking fabric it gives even feless
fabrics more body :. garments and house
hold items are pressed with much softer,
finer reults making them look better
longer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-02
IT'S REASONABLY wRINKLEPRoOF--

BECAUSE the properties of Lustrotone
finisch imparts resiliency to fabrics that
helps garments and household effects retain
their freshness and press longer . the
protector film that this film gives :.
makes fabrics practically wrinkleproof for a
reasonably long time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Highland Park
Club TO Meet

HIGHLAND PARK WOMEN
CLUB will open its season with
a luncheon at the Wardell. Oc-
tober 6, and a dramatic enter
tainment.
Agnes Mathis Cherry will pre-
sent the play. There Shall Be
No Night in which the Lunts
starred last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
~ Business Girls
Confer al Camp

THE DETROIT Y. w. c. a.
Fall business and industrial
girls conference is being held
this weekend at Camp Talahi.
The keynote address on
Women Who Work" will be
delivered by DR.. Erna Borschak,
psychologist, a German refugee
who came to the United States
in October, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

MRS. ARTHUR DIDARIO
wedding In ST. Vitus Church in
Newcastle, Pa.
They are now making their
home in Monroe. Mich, follow
ing a wedding trip in the East.
SIMMONS-HARRIGAN
Ida Elaine Simmons. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert +.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

HENDRICK-TORREY
Miss Frances Hendrick, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Edna Bridge OF