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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
WOMEN's HANDICAP SINGLES
coliseum Alleysl

There is still time 10 enter the
~omen's handicap singles. Two
weeks nave already rolled by with
the following high results: Mildred
Hager SIS. Babe Penowich 5s2 and
$50 and Jean Pietenburg 535. Two
weeks IN which to compete remain
Scratch - placed at $50 with q
handicap a 75H along with your
combined average as Of January 4,
providing II or more games mad
been rolled previous 20 that date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18


baseball isnt sclng "a lnss snY
1871 players ~he thlas thsv hsss
future tn tho rssionsi ssss
Ard Ewes fsllu~s that srsnf
kelnx any place are showing
willingness % chuck fair Fshs II
get bach lsia BASEBALL
'n.set.~n ssss. . rs~s<fsi
lure Toe youngsters.
FIRST, there s The chance
tn~, wm got 10 me s's leagues
and lss sssse,.
hut. even In the mlears ths
rcsasne< ~ N. game tire fact that
- ire diamond they are seme-
nnties.
On the assembly me they are
Melodies
The glamour % src~ds makes
u tough fnr them n ault. Ard last
sut rot Least. IN. hours ~ hall
player can't no heat
ON Nv ONE
a fe~ months ago u leesrf lsss
a would h. . hard loh 10 set nins
fellows iussthsr 10 play eali faf
r.eams. Players had 40 trouble
getting tnbs I'll scod rsy.
One Nv one. these sans fellows
who were going 10 quit ere sssirs
vhsn the Tigers are sains To sssFs
spring training Some ~ their,
cant wait to change their avsralls
for uniforms
Gull said contracts wsil he sen.
To thas. on tho Tiger ressrse ass
BY IN. end ~ this week
These MIA viii get tie sses-
m~.t. are t.,i~ Lake. nskss
ssfresssr. Marvin aiehess.
nah nsss. Ssus ssssss. Eddie
H.,-sse. nsy w~seahisi. sse~s
hiiey. I.hs tl1de. Nal scstnr
ling ssd Del ss"ws~s.
Esrl Porter. the right handed
hurlsr. VIM recently left he Ish
al Foft Ls~is for . trip In his
former home In Las Angeles. ms
already reached terms with the
front office
The Tiger management hes
heard that Bobby Hasr has h>sn
lnductrd into the army, hut In the
absence OF . request from naef "a
be placed on tho public defense list
OF baseball 10 sending him . con.
tract eefofs March 80 required
by baseball law.
BOBBY DOUBTFUL
Outside - pssr. the only doubt
ful starter ~ tho group 10 nabby
ssrrstson. Sho managed the run
the last haif 81 last ssssep. prssl,
dent Quill ihinss Bessy wiil ~ M
fret ssss when the season opens
Nay !.
The risess ksss . sessstils
elob In the ssshisg sh,s yea.
wheu s.sh shiii 10 wsve iss-
postsst thar ever beesass ~
The pess,hsiisy that usets $40
viii reach out sissssi ssy tisss
ard grab . player ~ s~s.
Manager Pip koshisr " an ali.
around player. handy svsfy~hsfs
but st tho battery positions III,
policy Of management. which has
been mighty suoosssfpi during ihs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Eleven Straight
Basket Crowns

1NNINN, WIN. = q N =
Valley Junior Collsg, won its nth
consecutive Northwest Junior Col.
lege conference basketball victory
Saturday night, defeating Grsys
Hafhor. 5o-22 Yaklms has bern
indicated this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

ORTfNG - Orting Club Cafe
hoopsters lost their first Upper
Valley league game Of the season
last week when Enumclsw Msr-
chants won 1875, at Enumclsw.
1t was the opening game Of the
second half schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Turmoil In The Tri-CountY League

The Narrows Bridge crash may have left Gig Harbor
and Vaughn high schools the limb with their hoped
for way of if the present turmoil in the Tri
County league continues its present trend.
Three of the Tri-Couny league teams-Port Orchard,
Pousbo and Slverdale-have joined the Olympic Peninsula
league and starting next fall plan to give the TrCounty
league only nominal attention. if any.
Nashon and cambridge in arms. They won't join
the Olympic Peninsula circuit they'll petition to get in
the Lakeside league, which might form and circuit
ODea of Seattle has repeatedly also asked the Lakeside
loop for BERTH thus making possible strong sixeam
league composed of the three plus Kirkland,
Bothell and Lakeside.
does leave Vaughn and Gig Harbor five OF the
league other leagues?
Most logical would he Into the Pierce County league IN
members. a
a nd
especially separate
lea
Watch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
State Regulated Loans
Funeral Dirae1nrs

Those people who WhisiIe WINE tnrv----------
ball referees taking their usual pannng again this
and sometimes worse rumor SAYS Tacoma official
siugged in independent game recently the ref
should have out assault and battery charge against
the sugger what's this about Bremerton wanting TO
stay in the Cross State league for basketball? league
rules nix but il shows there's divided sentiment in
the Navy Yard city about quitting the NStae circuit
You can tab ST. John and Lynden the Oakvies Of the
1871 state tournament Jimmy Ennis puts quite
show at the Lincoln game in Everett is reported the
Seagul hoop coach went in the crowd after hecker
Swede Anderson reported ready his resigna
on football coach and take duties for the Beingham
Red Raiders again this fall Funny about Yakimas Art
Cheyne being mentioned for the Idaho basketball when
the word around the grapevine is that Cheyne the
skds Yakima because of his stealing of football pros
poets for his basketball team iakimas trimming in
the Cross State league has killed of the skids story
but Cheynes reported n-cooperave attitude still
have effect on his rehiring this spring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Trap Shooters
In Good Form
Get In Good Llcks
For Sundays Sheet

Trap shooters turned aat IN
large numbers yesterday fcs Inc
Tacoma Gun ciab practise shsos.
. sort ~ . tnss-up affair rae ssss
Sundays wsshInGsns n.sth1sy
annual sissis.
Pat Murphy. rssi cnIsnr. IT,. snd
jos Mcknight tied for top hanase
In the is.yssa svsns yesterday
WITH ~ out az ~. Capt Adams
vas nest ~lth ~ ana n. 3. Nod
followed 9Th "a.
lin 1swss. Ostssa sea
testes bs.svs we're sse~ 10 ~
ss~dsesp with sz'a sss<k NAH
hsasteS - sod CsVs. AAnma.
Ms9ssshs ssA vvsA sesy -
iws.
Young Coi~,w wuw the auabtee
with ~ sut NJ a. Jim Trivia was
sseend Sitn 10 and L~ssss hurst
third with ~
fisul yafbroosh ~eu The shs~t
shoot With "a i.isuf G. 4. Can.
ssa ~ss sscoaa. "a. ana ~. b Il
Hair. third ~rJtn N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Golf News

Lawrence Kelly. the happy
heavyweight Irishmsn. stood on
the 18th tee al Allenmore course
Sunday.
lie looked at the mug. or toward
1t. al least and swung his No. =
iron against the ball,
And right into tho mug vent
the ball on the wing, just lts
yards distance
And II remained in the cup for
q glorious hoie.in-ons.
With tho hig irisher were rnoeh
Alexson and Lou Tullis
Kelly bought the treats and
everybody there saw Kelly.
Sunday play at Allenmore was
points Earl Matthias led with 80.
Others were John Anderson. Hell
ME Venske and Sam Allen. SIS.
Jack Van whye and George
Poprad. ass
saturdays play was b~st
nine. Tom walsh. AS-ii-S7.
Geirge Poprad, 1-s-ss;
Heinle venske. ss-5-ss. Sal
Allen. ss-s-ss; lou TuIlis,
s7-s--st: Frank Roger. SIS
- and Ernie Meredith. So
$50.
Meadow PARK play Sunday VAS
pointed. Jim McQuillan. division.
81 A. Gus,afson. 26. n division.
J. o. Peterson. IS and Joe Harm
son and Bob Hager. SOS.
In the afternoon sweepstakes
Dick Long led the field with 81.
followed by Stan Bacior, Joe
Glevs and Con senner. SOS.
Saturdays Meadow Park sweeps
Was topped by II. Dixon. ss. A.
F.. Brigham. 81, A. Royal 90 and
Dick Long. AZ
Brookdsle and the Highland
Mems club. held hidden hole
tourns msnt In conjunction with
the team match Sunday. Play vas
on ons-third handicap.
Winners - LIST division: Geo.
VIA 23-2i,-20A; Geo. Holm.
25-3is -2lb.
Second Division Bob Wilson.
2s->h-2iiA; Geo. Williams rs
III: Nels Norberr. 27-s-72.
Third Division -- Chef Corey,
2sia-20ii; oliver Grodvr. az
7is-2ih: Clyde Black, $685. -
21,s.
Fourth division Bill Ward 81
. ~. Al Pstriek. s2-sis 27S
The Tesmstsrs held match
play against par tournament al
Brookdsle on full handicap.
Winner. First division. Rick
Thompson. up.
Second diyinon-E e. Buehoir.
7 up: clyd. BLACK. up. Jim
Farming. up.
Third diyision--Jim hondsau. ,
up.
Winners Saturday Mems club
medal play. fun handicap. First
diyision-Gso. Wise. 73-s-ss
Second diyision-Harold Thor
sen. si-1s-sz
Third division -- clyde Black.
81 49,
Beat ball tsOkoms play vas ths
sunday feature al Fircfsst A
division. T Pslo and W. Richards.
77-i4-es. c. Wilbur and -
sohwsl.n. 1914 81. B division.
Lieut. H. AeCr.dis and v. Metz
ger. 7s-i5-sl: J. Gregg and J.
FiEhburns. 77-i5 81
Medal play Saturday. A divi-
sion. y hsizgsr. s0-iz 81. ~
sennsr. sz-i3-ss. l. koisisd. 60
40. n. Eothsrmsl. s7-Ii-7I
h division. n. heCredis. s+-i7-s7.
L. Foster. ss-l7-ss. o. Stocking
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Winko Rivals
Play Tonight


W. W. q. a., ~ Martins %.
GAMES rmis wEGk
Monday rvssasy---t. W. q. ~
y. W. g. ri Chsssy.
Friday SATURDAY .. q. W.
". ". &. 81 pseiiisshsssI 81 Nss.
,,.'s ". q w. q. 81 Gssssy.
Both teams viii have lots IN uin
Monday night ~hsn Eastern Wash
instDa rsysKss mssis Central
Warrington Wlidcsis Of chsns,
because the outeoms ~ ina Wash.
lnEton intercollegiate Basketball
conference race may dspsnd on
ths t~o-s game series.
Eastern Warrington nss~ stands
IN second place with seven wins
and Tires lossss. and sweep of
Mondays and Tuesdays games
would pat ussm into |. first place
tie Niib The apparently. slipping
paetfie Lafhsrsn squad A sweep
~ ths tlisnsburx team Nosild set
the 1910 champ. into . fair spot
70 cop the ERWIN sgasn. cwck
has won five and lost three.
After tsssssiss ell ssss~ss
until sssk h<fsfs issf. tbs
FIRST. pia<s Lstss isst . s~stes
Ia ahsssy . ~sss sxs - thsis
nine wins and three lssAss
leave then . siim MARCIA
This seek end tss iatss sssst
Western wsssisGsss 81 nsi-
nsGhszs.
Ths kings ~ the cellar fran
~, Martins ~tIi challenge me
Eastern Washington group 81
cnsnsy FRIDAY ana saturday In
IN effort 70 ada 10 their win
column. which now shows one
Western Washington beat ~.
Martins ss.ss. Saturday night.
s-aassass.a.sas . -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
RUSTON ALLEYS

Play Nor All-Stars won from
Ruston Recreation in a special
match on the Ruston alleys Sat
urday night, 2ee5 TO 1864. For
the Play nors. Dave Wilson rolled
$50. Russ Anderson 543 Al Ma
rsno 493 Heinie Hsdemsn sos. and
Nike Wsvrek 55e For Ruston.
Lee Garrison 54e. Ksncianioh 507.
strizik 547. H. Murphy 523. and
Berry LeftVich 53s.
In q special doubles match on
the Ruston alleys, Art Torgerson
and Bill LeftW1ch defeated Lee
Garrison and Berry LeftWich, 1897
70 1857. Torgerson rolled 7ss for
the four games and Bill Leftwlch
totaled I'll. Garrison tailed ee4
and Berry Leftvich e63.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
NONE BETTER
THAN NETTER

Tony Fettsr. City league star,
dropped into the Pay Nor alleys
Saturday night for little pin
practice and was off 10 bad
start when he missed in the first
frame. But it's the final count
that tells, and in the second frame
he registered a strike and in each
and every frame until he had post
ed 10 straight strikes, finishing
with 27s, best single game he ever
has rolled. His average for -four
games was 217.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Skidaddlinq

Conspicuous IN their absence
sunday at the mountain were tho
usually familiar m I 4 February
clouds. hsne % every skiers exist
ence. A vivid blue ssy overhead
and = warm spring like sun sent
3 go skiers and spectators. the
largest crowd this season. far
from the usual territory near
Paradise inn.
From the higher reaches % Pan
Drama and Sugar Loaf. around and
down the valley 90 lower Pinnacle
peak ski tracks could be seen for
miles. IN. immediate vicinity 81
the inn virtually deserted In com.
parison to some Sundays
Shortly sitter noon the regular
novice races and another South
vest Washington triangular meet
held the spotlight
Once again TER, BerEstrou.
Once again Terry Bergstrom.
attractive Washington ski
clubber from Seattle. took
first place In the ~omen's
novice race with . run In
5st-b seconds. nosing out
Marlor, jacobson nv i,s
seconds.
The mems race was won by Vic
Rasmussen Of Tacoma Ski club
In AZ. Placing also were Gene
Dugsw. 30 10. Varisy johnson.
$40. and Herb Sheriff. no.
LOSoyIEw WINS
Longview led the triangular field
with a total Of 5f5 points Olympia
took 200 and Lewis county it7
Placing well up In the mems
,lslom we're Frank Bacon. LonE
view. minute Marvin DsNiey.
Olympia I.Oi as. Bud Mason,
Longyisx. OF 3-S. V. Paul. Long
view. i0t Is and Cliff Audinet
Longview. O5 3-5. Natalie Smith.
clever skier from chehaiis who
doubles for Tacoma ssi club and
Lewis county. won the vomsn .
rae. In 100 as. beating Adsns
Ganong Of Longvisw with i.ss II
and seits RadsmAksr Of Olympia
153 Is.
Doxnhll winners we're Marvin
DAxlsy. mems. Natalie smith,
yomens and Peter Landry. Jun
lors Landry also placed hrs, IN
~. junior slalom race with a time
~ Ill 3-s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
HIGHLIGHTs OF last WEEK
coliseum Alleys)

Tony Smith. bowling for Golden
Az. Of re Eagles Lodge league
picked up the $40 split
Four splits kept Toby I5ler
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

PULLMAN. Nash. Washington
stats College hoxsrs defeated
Oregon STATE College. ssva bouts
70 one. saturday nighL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
X STREET MERCHANTS
LEAGUE

The postponed series between
Pine Cafe and Craig 4 Sons
Hardware was rolled off Sunday
and ended in a draw. The Pine
team won the first game by suf-
ficient margin 10 take the total
by three pins. though losing the
last two games. J. Marsno was
high for the Cafe quintet with 472.
Ernie Craig topped the Hardware
mon with 494
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
PLAY NOR ALLEYS
HAM AND EGG LEAGUE

Glenn Boyer rolled nice 552 for
high score in the weekly matches
OF the Ham and Eggers on the
Play Nor lanes Sunday, tallying
1853. 1877 and 1872. The Lusier quln-
tet won four points from Ssntrock
trundlers. The Stemp-Witheridge
tilt was postponed 70 later date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Riders Up at Crack Of Dawn

ALL THE riders in the Hills are up at crack OF oaWn'
these Nav mornings. and in the saddle.
Elliott Slocum Nichols with Charlotte and Ann. the
Hamilton Higbe. and the c. d. Pierces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Students Of Politics
Watch Councils Work

BURLINGTON. VI. May Is. -
GNS)-Political science students
at the University of Vermont re-
Gently attended town meetings
throughout the state 10 further
their studies Of government. The
students attended the meetings IN
small groups and came back to
school with new enthusiasm. Prof.
Andrew NuquiSt of the political
science department reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Social Refugees Wonder
Where They'll Pass Summer
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK. May 15.-These
are troubled days for the so
c1aT- refugees domicIfed on Man.
haitian Isle-not- 10 mention
those opulent New Workers who,
for many years, passed their
Summers in Old World water
ing places.
Where to 60 TO escape the
midsummer heat?-thats the
question confronting the social
refugees. If it were a mere
matter of money there would be
no problem at all. For the so
cial refugees" appear TO be def
nitely in the chips" thanks 10
their foresight in getting pos
sessions out of their native lands
prior to the blitZkrieg.
WITH MONEY you can rent
a villa in Newport, r, l.. or
Southampton. L. l., and enjoy
the cooling ocean breeZes. But
the mere possession of mazuma
won't permit the social refu-
gees 10 cross the portals leading
TO Bailey's Beach. in Newport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

and Child class. Hunter Teams. exciting triple par
the Scurry. :. Hunter and Jumper Championships.
Local judges in Jumpers class Lewis Bredln
Elliott Slocum Nichols and Bernard Hopper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Miss Mcfarland
To Present Pupils

~ A SONG cycle entitled.
The Golden Threshold" Miss
Alice MacFarland will present
her pupils at the Detroit Four.
dation Music School. May 10.
Mime. Liza Lehman composed
the music and the East Indian
poet. SarojIni Naidu. wrote the
equally beautiful words.
The series will inc lude
choruses. quartets. trioS. dueu
and soto work by the StudentA
Il Is Of special interest 10 Miss
NfaCFarianti as she first met
Nine. Lehman man years ago
in Texas and later. in New York.
met Nine. Naidu whom she
urged 10 write the words Of the
1ust-composed music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

are at the stables at
7 o'clock.
The juniors FIR a n k,
Johnny and Patsy Shuell...
Susan. Jane and Spik e
Briggs. the children of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter o. Briggs Jr.
MARY Beresford :. Bill
Packer. :. Sally Booth...
and Mary Ann Gilman. all
practiced every Saturday.
in the indoor ring at the club
for the big June event. =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Day-by-Day Peek

FIRST DAY of the horse
show. ...open jumpers. -.
model hunters.... suitable
thoroughbreds. and 3-year-
Odds. =.
Second day. =. .Frid y,
the thirteenth. and away
with superstition. :. T GU c h
and Out Sweepstakes. Open
Jumpers (amateur) -. Aims
worth Trop h v. Ladies
Jumpers. >. Pairs of Jumpers
open Jumpers and Hunt
ers (amateur) and other
events. -.
Saturday m ornin g..
Junior Division, horse
manship contests for boys and
girls under IA and for those
under IS. -.
Proud papas and mammals
ride themselves on the side
lines. -.
Saturday afternoon. -.
Touch and Out Sweepstakes
$500 Hunter Stake. -.
Family John S.
Sweeney Memorial Trophy.
$500 Jumper Stake. =. Parent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
GOLFERS ON MAY HOLIDAY

haitian at The Pierre and will
shortly be taking leave Of the
metropolis and flying to Pitts
burgh-that is, Mrs. Bailey will.
DE LA SALE collegiate
senior prom will be staged at
Masonic Temple Saturday night
right on the button at $50 with
your beautiful friend. Miss Pat
Donnelly as guest artist, please.
Norman Plunkett's general
chairman of the works.
MRS. GRACE KUDNER
BASKIN Of LaSalIe boulevard
announced the engagement of
her daughter, Audry Beryl. to
Or. Leon V. Jones at an open
house party in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Green Jr.,
grandparents of the bride-elect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

or gain them entree into the
National Golf Club or the Shin
ueCock Hills Club at Southamp-
ton.
And to be In Newport or
Southampton and be barred
from Bailey's, the National or
the Shinnecock would mean
dull, dreary time.
The same holds good for East
Hampton, L. l., where the Maid
stone Club is a bulwark against
the oncoming Newcomers and
such clubs as the Creek and
Piping Rock are absolutely
necessary if a social refugee
locates on the north shore of
"Longuyland' for the Summer.
NO WONDER the rich so
cial' refugees are in a quandry.
For once they've discovered
their money won't take them
everywhere.
Western dude ranches" seem
to be the answer to their prob
lem-but you can picture some
of the overweight and over
stuffed socialitcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
800 Cakes Of lie
Used in Art Contest

WHITEFIELD, n. H., May IS.
-tINS)-Six hundred cakes Of
ice. weighing 200 pounds each,
were the materials used in the
annual Winter art competition
among fraternal organizations,
schools and artistically inclined
individuals. Tools for working the
ice into statues included. scalpels,
blow torches, hatchets and axes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Opening Set
For Indian
Village Club

INDIAN VILLAGE CLUB Is
planning its formal opening
party for Saturday evening
when a colored band will be on
hand to supply the appropriate
tunes.
OFT Selph. Sid Hall. John
Noyes Failing, Al Gage and
Arthur J. Rohde are arranging
an entertaining program for the
balance of the evening.
FRIENDS OF POLISH ART
CLUB members and their
guests will dance May "a at 9
o'clock at the bal Polonaise"
at the Scarab Club.
Mrs. +. Chenik is general
chairman and she promises two
orchestraS plus refreshments.
MRS. LaVERNE c. BROWN
of Laurelton. n. Y. formerly Of
Farrand Park, is spending the
month of Nav with her sister,
Mrs. James p. Moran, of Sec
ond boulevard.
A SHOWER was given for
Claire KiSSelle, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. KisSelle of Park
side avenue, by Mrs. Robert Des
Roches. Mrs. Kennedy II. Crum-
Tine and Mrs. Harry F. Nickers,
at the home of NJ. in
Canterbury road.
The bride-elect was lovely In
green and white print silk
suit and picture hat and wore a
corsage bouquet of Spring
flowers.
Mrs. X. mother Of Claire.
wore a gold and white print and
Cardenias. Mrs. Gay Hall wore
black and gardenias.
The guest list included:
Mrs. NJ. F. Hall, grandmother
Of the groom: Mrs NJ F. Druk-
enbrod, Mrs. William Fritz, Mrs.
Walter Gee. Mrs. James Allen.
Mrs. Arthur McWood. Mrs. asa
Sherwood. Mrs. Terry Donnelly.
Mrs. Grace Fcnton Mrs. Fran
COS Pheil. Mrs. William Du-
comb. Mrs. George Bowen. Mrs.
Charles Ross. Mrs. Norma
Haeussler Mrs. Earnest
Reinsch. Mrs. Joseph Latin,
Mrs. James Riddell. Mrs. Will
liam Green. Mrs. Lacy Laughlin.
Mrs. James Wilke and Mrs.
Charles Thomas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

MRS. LaVERNE c. BROWN
of Laurelton. n. Y. formerly of
Farrand Park, is spending the
month of Nav with her sister,
Mrs. James p. Moran, of Sec
ond boulevard.