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Washington Journal., 1941-10-24

limo er iugte ferner, oie amerifoni-
iden 3ationen iouten ii6 aud Dirt-
idoftli6 enger aneinanoer anidlie.
ben, Oamit ibre @irti6oft p0qig un-
obbdngig oom @usgang Oes arieges
meiter nnttionieren Tonne.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-24
NrmininslOge @r, 25

SSn Ser &eriammlurtg, meIde. am
Z. Oftober i'm 6reimaiirertempel
ltattfano, tpltroe Elm neites 0titglieO
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na6folgenoem gemeiniamen 8eiud)
in Ser. 9ationalloge. Am t6. Otto
Der mar sic 8ii6erunteriudung i'm
Saule oes SefretGrS.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-24

-Oas &ongreBmitglieo 2atprence
S. Gonnerp BON Maiia9uietts lit in
@aibington i'm Sitter bon MIR 46
Sabren ploBli6 geltorben.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-24
@oit mad 9entl6lano
(Keine Paket-Annahmel

@ie oie 8unoespoit befanmteibt,
peroen fortan Die Roiti9iffe i'm
transatlantii6en @erfebr ni6t mebr
mitoeteilt. Boit nod 9euti9lano
miro weiterbin nod angenommen
uno, tpie ane anoere fir europa be.
itimmte @riefpolt bel Der eriten ii9
bietenoen @eIegenbeit nit einem
S9iffe beforoert.
Sransatlantiider TluspOituerfebr.
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Washington Journal., 1941-10-24

liden @eri1tsgebGlloe, mo bon 1918
bis 1924 aud 2enin mobnte, Stolin
aber iou nur elm poar einfade Clint
mer %beuobnen, Die friiber 2afaien
oes S9loiies inuegebabt baden.
9as tuppelgefronte @erthtsge-
bGaoe lit iibrigens Oas ein3ige, oos
fi6 NIT ieinem Still nir i6Der in
oos or6iteftonii6e Bib Ser GremI-
boiiten fiigt. Sier befinOen iid audi
Die &remlfoierner, in oenen iid iebt
cine &ommanoanten= S6ule b%efinoet.
@apOleOniide SrOpbGen
auf Dem neiten 8las Dor Dem
3elgbaus lit oas iogenannte Gro
pb1enfelo nit 8euteitiiden aus iieg-
rei6en ruiiii6en &riegen. Wfebr ais
S75 bon Oen 1900 @ei6iibrobren
Itammen aus Sen napoleonii6en
4riegen. Sudt man uif oieien @e-
idiibrobren no1 @oppen oOer Sab
res5oblen, finoet man ouf gar man
den Sen napOleonii6en Infangsbud-
Ita6en So BON einem 9%orbeerfrun5
umgeberL.
&rnfnaia, Der &Ote IInk
@6ieits bonn aremI Iiegt aroB-
naia, ser &ote @laB, ser lGngit Dor
Ser @rbebrng Der goli6etpifi idon
10 bieB. @os ie Die Mosfomiter in
leioeni9aftli6e Grregung bra9te,
oas ipielte ii6 ouf 6ieiem 9laBe ob.
gr iob Die grauiomen Sinri6tungen
inter Stpan Dem Sdredlihen uno
elm blutiges Strafgeri6t, oas @eter
Der @roBe na6 Dem &ufitano Ser
Streliben ergeben lieB.
Gin gr3oenfmal BON Minin uno
8oi6orsfii erinnert an Die Gage
patriotii6er @rbebung, an oenen 0ie
8olen 1912 BON Ben gum &f fir
Die Sreibeit aufgerufenen 8olte Dor
BEN Mouern Mosfo1s gum @b3uge
ge3mltngen nuroen. Minin NOR Der
@olfsmann, ser oas GoIt rief Shirt
@olharsfii Ser 8efeblsbaber gegen
oie @olen. Der BlaB erlebte in
neuerer 3eit Die geipaItigen Seitfuno-
gebungen oes SoDietItaates.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-24
Il. g. regen erneut cinen @efangenen-
a1stani6 at

Berlin 3uitanoige Auelen
beri9teten, oaB Die amerifaniide
8oti6aft erneilt an Die oeutide &e-
gierung iiber ben Mustauib BON
i6perpertpunoeten britii6en uno
oeuti6en &riegsgefangenen beranee=
treten iei. Ole oeuti6e &egierung
~eripioerte, iie iei inn 8rin5ip an eli
mem 6erartigen @ustaui6 intereiiiert.
@eitere gin5elbeiten wuroen ieood
ni6t entbiiat.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-24
@~imaeTamDt

9ieIe Nm6rit fte6t unieren eeieru
snr freten g~erfignns, iebOh hber,
ntmmt bic 6ebaftiOn tetRerlei
8erantmDrtuHg.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-24

SER 3ubnar3t Geo. 8efer,
mel6er mebrere @oden i'm GOT
tors Soipital" 5ubro6te, lit pieOer
8u Saltie.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-24
Mosfan Oas Sers &nklambs

9ie alte @olptitaot 1T in ieoer
Sinii6t oaS Ser8 <Blanos, ge-
I6idtliG, fulturea, mirtIdaftli6 uno
ais altelter uno m%ooerniter &egie-
rungsiib. Meosfau ielbit batte bis 81
ieiner iebigen t~eiltpeiien &dltmung
iiber bier MiQionen @inpobner. Nad
ben Angaben Sans bon @darotS in
ieinem 1880 i'm 8erlag 8i6liogra-
pbildes Snititut, 2eip5ig eridiene-
nen) @erfe uGuBlano" bat Mosfau
iiber $500 inouItrielle 8etriebe sur
Seriteaung bon Metallmaren, 2eoer,
Yapier, Bor5eaan rno Sertilien, mo-
81 in neiterer 3eit nod %geipaltige
8affenfa6rifen gefommen iein mill
len. ga bier fait ale groBen ruff
i6en @iienbabnlinien 5%uiammenlau-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
At Beach Villa

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Berini are
at the Mcclellan Ocean villas in
Miami Beach.
Miss Rose Mary Wilson OF
Bloomfield Hills was chosen as
the queen of the Mardi Gras
ball held at the Surf Club Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Calvin
Dakin OF Scranton, Pa, whose
marriage was an event of Valen-
tines Day In Crosse Pointe. are
at the Tatem Hotel. Mrs. Dakin
Is the former Bette Bastien.
Mrs. Andrew L. Malett of De-
troit was luncheon hostess on
Thursday at the Versailles Hotel
for Mrs. Ernest G. Liebold, Mrs.
Charles c. Limbocker, Mrs.
Lawrence Turner, Mrs. Martin
L. Pulcher of Golden Beach,
Miss Mildred Bedell, New York.
and Mrs. Marion Mills OF Co
lumbus, o.
Mrs. Irving Reuter- entertained
Friday with a luncheon at the
Indian Greek for Mrs. Charles
Lee Just of Detroit. Many OF
the guests were from Detroit,
former home of the Reuters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

the Winter home OF the brides
parents. with a reception fol-
lowing at the Whitehall. The
bride, a graduate Of the Con-
necticut College for Women,
is a daughter of Mrs. Raymond
d. Bertschy and the late Mr..
Bertsehy. The bridegroom is
a grandson OF the late Charles
Hegg, one OF the founders OF
Standard Oil.
Mrs. Dee Bredin OF New
York, formerly of Detroit, Is In
Palm Beach as the guest of Mrs.
Woods Plankington at Casa de
los Ensuenos.
Mrs. Theodore Hinchman OF
Detroit is spending several
weeks at the Biltmore with Mrs,
Arthur c. O'Connor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles R. Eckert, their
daughter, Eleanor, and son,
IkopcIts MI anu WIS Via Ass
Mackenzie and Mrs. Owen Skel-
ton are among recent arrivals
from Detroit at the Biltmore.
At the Whitehall for q short
time are Mrs. Ruth B. Hiatt,
DR.. Richard Gill. A. G. Ehle and
Mrs. Harold Frankensteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Higgins
of the Indian Village Manor re-
Gently motored over from Fort
Lsuderdale, where they are
spending the season, TO see Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Hoffman, who
have taken q house in Lake
Worth. Mr.. Hoffman has re-
turned to Detroit but will be
hack In April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Troth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doane
Matthews Of Brown street an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Dorothy, to Harry NJ.
Denyes Jr.. who Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry M. Denyes
of Pleasant avenue. Miss Math-
eWs-has- been-a- student AZ
Cranbrook Art Academy. Boston
Museum of Fine Arts and Is
now studying at the Arts and
Crafts Society in Detroit.
Mr.. Denyes attended Gran
brook School, the University OF
Michigan and the Armour Insti-
tute Of Technology in Chicago.
They have no immediate plans
for their wedding.
Mrs. William, J. Virgins OF
Fairfax road entertained at a
buffet supper Monday evening
for Marjorie Henry OF Detroit
who was married March / to
Robert Trathen. Mrs. Virgins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Here' S Nifty
Garment
For Men
BY JACK L. OLIVER

YOU might brighten up your
i sartorial life with one or
more of the following:
Colorful lounging robe of
Persian pattern printed on a
rayon challis and stitched to-
gether with beautiful care.
This would make a mighty
nifty garment fer beach wear,
too. we might suggest
Crystal cuff links with your
monogram attraetiveiy en-
gFaved and ehameled In color.
These, which are usually
rather expensive little articles,
are now turned out at within
reach prices not only In the
links but In tie clip, bill clip
and key ring and you may
have your choice OF the letter
color; blue, red, green or tan.
Low-priced pipe they all seem
TO be raWng about; said to
have honey sprayed and brushed
into the bowl -,
Well. we don't know about
that but anyway it's cookbook
ing and comes In a variety OF
shapes which have been labeled
Apple, "Billiard," Dublin" and
Curved" each of which has, in
turn, two or three slight diff
ferenees from which to choose.
HaAdsoMe tePeeat o. rtd-
tsVidi Which Is said To be a
blend Of alpaca, mohair and
five wool and which we kHow
10 be light in weight, soft,
Weathsrproof and supple.
Comes IN retO shades 81
blue, byotDr, gray aud tan,
supsrbly tailored.
Nifty wrist watch with beige
toned dial in rudy gold-hlled
case with brown suede strap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Theater Parties
To Help Britain

DETROIT WOMEN'S division
OF the American Jewish Con-
gress plans to aid Britain with
q series Of theater parties,
March 3-5, in the Center The
alter.
This organization was one OF
the first in the city to raise
sufficient funds TO buy an am
bulance.
Mrs. Daniel siegeI and Mrs.
Samuel KAtkin. co-chairmen.
are being assisted by the fol-
lowing.
hEaDAhEs
Samuel Heyman Otto Weiss
Al KoffmaH Robert Drevf
Nathan wsihgsFssn Harsla Schiller
Nathan spsvakov
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Enfsrfsins Club

Friday evening Mrs. Homer
r. Letchworth OF Thorofare
road. entertained the Sew and
Sew Club at q shower for Mrs.
Lee Roberts Arvin, the former
Jean McCracken, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Graham
McCracken. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
win were married February 15,
in Napoleon. o.
Sunday evening last. Mr.. and
Mrs. Yellott Fitzhugh Hard
castle Jr., entertained at 4
buffet supper for Mrs. Hard
castles brother. Ensign John
r, Beardall Jr,. u. s. NJ, who
was here for few days before
leaving for Honolulu.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Melish A. Thompson, Janet Al
exander, Mary Elizabeth Agnew,
Nancy and Bud Thompson OF
Detroit and John McNabb.
Professor Spssks
The Friday Book Club met
February % at the home of
Mrs. Reginald e. Leggette. Pro-
fessor Richard Dumb am OF
Wayne University talked on the
outstanding American plays
with Mrs. David Finley giving
the historical background.
Tea was served after the
group discussion which was led
by Mrs. Don Smith.
Entertaining at luncheon be-
forehand was Mrs. Whitney
Sawyer. Her guests were Mrs.
Frank Jewell, Mrs. Wayn
Jewell. Mrs. Scribner Harlan,
Mrs. Ernest N. Stanton, Mrs.
Reginald Leggette, Mrs. c. G.
LeSeur and Mrs. Don Smith.
The Wednesday Book Club
met last week at the home of
Mrs. Daniel Agnew.
Holds Luncheon
before tno fHeetlflBi MI n
Waldo M. johnson had for lunch
con Mrs. John r. Beardall who
is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. +.
Hardcastle Jr.. and Mrs. Robert
a. Alexander.
Mrs. John c. Garrels had a
small tea for Mrs. Ben Brown
who left yesterday for her home
in Culpepper. Va.
Tuesday. Mrs. Wallace p.
Dunlap. Mrs. Glenn Coan, Mrs.
Vincent Brow and Mrs. Thomas
Lennox will be hostesses at the
monthly luncheon of the st.
James Service League. After
the luncheon members of the
Altar Guild will meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Miss Adams Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Adams
OF Kennesaw avenue have re-
Gently announced the engage,
ment OF their daughter, Elizs-
beth. to Robin Adair OF Dear
born, Mich. Both young people
are graduates Of Albion College.
The wedding date has been set
for April u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace w. Pot
ter of Harmon avenue enter
tanned a. dinner party in their
home Friday evening, their guests
including Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy 0.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A.
Boydell, Mrs. Muriel Lane and
Sherwood Reekie OF Detroit and
Mrs. Henry Whiting and Mr.. and
Mrs, Max M, Gilman OF Bloom
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Dinner Dance Hosts

Among the several hosts and
hostesses at cocktail parties be-
fore the Quarterly Assembly
dinner-dancs at Bloomfield Hills
Country Club Friday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood B.
Oatman (Mr. Oatman 10 chair
man OF the committee arrang-
ing the party. Or. and Mrs.
Carleton NJ. Fox and q joint
party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren 8. Booth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Micou at the
Booth home In Bloomfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward
Boylan Of Buckingham road an
nounce the birth OF q son, Feb
ruary IS.
DR.. Katherine M. Greene was
guest OF honor at a tea given
Friday at the Community House
by mothers OF students Of Sher-
wood School. Presiding at the
tea table were Mrs. William z.
Essery and Mrs. Clyde r. Patton.
Mrs. John McGill Of Boston IL
the houseguest OF her brother
in-lsw and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Smith Of Pierce street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll M. Bou-
tell of Glengary Circle left
Thursday for Phoenix, Ariz., for
q visit OF several weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
In Blue Chiffon

The brides table was laid with
an Italian lace cloth. The TERED
wedding cake formed the center
piece and low arrangements OF
white blooms were placed at
either end.
Mrs. Henry received her guests
wearing a royal blue chiffon
Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Play at lie
Proves Great
Attraction
CROSSE lie, March I.

oN0S9E Ah<fSi pheiNH -
UMEET ME IN THE LOBBY"
VA the musical comedy pro-
duced by the Fine Arts Society
Thursday evening at the Play
ers, proved . great attraction
to q group Of the island young
people. Those enjoying the per.
Torrance were Mr.. and Mrs.
Melish A. Thompson, Janet Al
exander, Mary Elizabeth Agnew.
Joe O'Connor. John McNabb.
Vallery de Beausset. Bill Brod-
head. and Bud Thompson.
Yesterday. Barbara Louise
Lori. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Lori OF Bellevue road. was
married to Arthur Frederick
Drinkert, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Drinkert of BEDFORD.
The service was read in the sun
room of the Lori home with the
Rev. Marshall w. Hoyt officiat-
ing. Following the ceremony,
there was . reception for go
guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Married Recently

The marriage OF c. Bremner
Hsgg jackson OF the Alden Park
Manner In Detroit TO Miss Jane
Pierson Bertschy of Dayton, O.,
took place in Deiray recently at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Marsh TO Address
Horticultural Club

THE CROSSE POINTE and
Eastern Michigan Horticultural
Society will meet at the Neigh
borhood Club Thursday evening.
Ernest Marsh, Bloomfield Hills
horticuiturist, will DISCUSS
"Perennials Of Merit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

Her fngertip veil OF bridal
Illusion was fastened 10 q halo
Of rosepointe lace, belonging to
Mrs. William J. Virgins of
Birmingham, who acted as
matron of honor at the wedding.
The bride carried 4 fan-shaped
bouquet OF gardenias. sweet
peas and white orchids.
Mrs. Virgins. who was the
only attendant. wore a poudre
blue silk jersey gown with a
draped bodice and full skirt.
She wore a single camellia In
her hair and her bouquet was
composed OF canellias and pink
sweet peas,
David Allan Henry, brother Of
the bride. assisted Mr.. Trathen
as best man.
A reception followed the cere-
Ynony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Marjorie
Henry
Married
BY THE powAoER

IN THE presence Of 100 friends
i and relatives, Miss Marjorie
Jean Henry and Robert D.
Trathen. son of Mr.. and Mn,
Robert G. Trathen, exchanged
their Vows Of marriage Saturday
evening at $50 o'clock In the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. c. Henry In sher-
bourne road.
An improvised altar was
placed In the huge bay window
which was banked with palms
and tall standards Of white
flowers.
The ceremony was performed
entirely by candlelight.
The Rev. Charles 3. Allen OIL
ciated.
The bride wore a gown Of
white net made with short
pulled sleeves and a fitted bodice.
Narrow panels Of lace extended
from the sweetheart necklins In
front 10 the hemline. Similar
lace inserts were used In the
back OF the gown and ended in
the long train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Detroiters
lhronsi!ns
Miami Beach
Special 10 TINE bErRofr THINKS


heavily dotted with parties Of
every description, from informal
cabana gatherings to large func-
tions In tho private clubs and
hotels.
New impetus Ia the social pic
ture will be given by young coll
lege vacationists who will arrive
late this month 10 spend their
Spring holidays In Miami Beach.
Interesting social affairs
scheduled this month include the
Everglades" gala at the Surf
Club on March 20; the Fiesta
In Mexico" gala on March Is;
the annual Southern dinner OF
the Committee of One Hundred
on March II; the tennis con-
test between teams OF the Ever
giades Club In Palm Beach and
the Surf Club In Miami Beach
on March IL; finals of the Surf
Club tennis championship on
March 8 and 8; Committee of
One Hundred golf day at the
Indian Creek Club followed by
dinner for golfers and wives on
March 7; the Surf Club "Katchi-
mas" gala on March 8.
Race Track to Open
Tropical Park will open Mon
day for 81 days OF Spring
racing.
DIR. and Mrs. William A.
Lange of Detroit are on their
wedding trip and are at the
Whitman Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Allan Sheldon
III, Crosse Peinte, are at the
Nautilus Hotel in Miami Beach.
Mrs. John w. Anderson ar
rived Tuesday from Crosse
Pointe to be ct the Nautilus for
several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs, J.
H. Fitch, Bloomfield Hills, are
also at the Nautilus.
Recent arrivals at the Hotel
Good are Mr.. and Mrs. A. De-
Paepe, Crosse Pointe, and Mr..
and Mrs. III. +. Howard of Flint.
Honor Wsshinetonians
Thomas p. Henry has as his
guests at the Surf Club Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Singer of Washing
ton. Mr.. Singer is national
manager of the American Auto
mobile Association, of which Mr..
Henry Is president. Mr.. Henry
entertained 30 at the Surf Club
on Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs.
Singer and among the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Tucker
of Detroit and Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Halman.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Moore of Pentwater, Mich, are
holding open house tomorrow
afternoon at their home on San
Marine Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J.
Ward are In Miami Beach for
their annual Winter visit, at the
Versailles Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cornelius
are at the Tower Hotel.
Recent Arrivals
Recent arrivals at the Whit
man Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart A. Cegsdill and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Findlater.
DR.. William ]. Hale of Mid
land, Mich. and his daughter.
Mrs. Walter T. Buchanan and
Mr.. Buchanan of Washington,
have joined the colony at the
Pancoast.
Mrs. Paul Gray of Detroit
has opened her home on Belle
Isle. With her are her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Charles Carson Mar
KEEL of Detroit and Mrs. Nelson
Sackett of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C.
Lerchen Jr OF Detroit, who are
spending their wedding trip in
Florida, were luncheon guests
of Mr.. Lerchen's father at Hia-
leah Park on Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Betancourt enter
tanned at the Surf Club on
Friday February 21) for her
guests, Mrs. Z. BeVerstock of
Detroit, Egbert Gold of Hol-
land, Mich, and Mrs. Curtis Noe
Of Chicago. Mrs. BeverStock and
Mrs. Noe won the weekly bridge
tournament at the Surf Club.
Al 0L u.ll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
BIRMINGHAM. March 1


TRUE HOLLYWOOD atmos.
i phere will prevail In Bir-
mingham the evening Of March
10 when the new Bloomfield
Theater opens its doors for the
first time at . pre-opening
show which will benefit the
Birmingham Community House.
Mrs. Charles J. Shain IL gen.
eral chairman for the gala and
has assisting her Mrs. II. Ross
Mack. who, with Mrs. w. II.
Knowles and Mrs. George T.
Hendrie, Ia In charge OF the
patron list.
Elbridge G. Newhall. owner OF
the theater, is cooperating with
committee members and Mrs.
Thomas A. Male, Mrs. w. o.
Briggs Jr. and Mrs. Forbes
Hascall are selling tickets.
A group OF young girls from
Bloomfield Hills and Birming-
ham will act ~ ushers on that
night under the supervision OF
Mrs. L. Z. Colgrove. Small
Elaine Newhail has been chosen
to cut the ribbons guarding the
doors. Kleig lights, rnicrophones
and every ones best bib and
tucker will create the California
illusion; without rain. II Is to
be hoped.
A partial list of patrons and
patronesses includes:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02

tail hour,
In the party were Mrs. Henry
Barton and her daughter, Mrs.
Harrison Thomas Of Princeton,
n. j.; Mrs. Henry Il. Gambler:
Mrs. Louis Mepdelssohn, and
Mrs. Willis Wilder OF Savannah,
Ca. Mrs. Gambler also gave q
luncheon at the Bath and Tennis
Club for Mrs. Macauley and
Mrs. Thomas.
DR.. and Mrs. II. N, Torrey
have arrived at the Breakers
as the guests Of Mrs. Louis Men
delsschn,
Hobo Sound lost four popular
members of It's colony recently
with the return TO Detroit OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edsel Ford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ford II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oliver
johnson have arrived at the
Sound for q short stay, and have
motored 10 Lake Worth TO see
Mrs. Jehnson's mother and
father, Mr., and Mrs. Elwood
Bayne, who have taken q house
there for the season,
Luncheon Of Club
Mrs. George siecum at Lake
Worth has been feting her
house guest, Mrs. A. Griswold
Herfeskeff. and entertained last
week with q luncheon al the
South Ocean Club, Mrs. William
Schmidt OF Detroit. visiting in
West Palm Beach. also honored
Mrs. Herreshoff with q luncheon
1T the Alibi. Mrs. Slocum and
her guest were among those at
q large cocktail party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Henderson
for members of the artists and
writers contingent,
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Pad
dock are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
T. d. Bull at their FL Vedado
Lane villa. Mrs. Bull honored
her house guests with a buffet
luncheon and swimming party.
Mrs. c. Henry Bull gave a large
dinner at the Seminole Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Palm Beach
Resumes
War Benefits
PALM BEACH, March /.

AFTER q strenuous week OF
feting artists, writers and
other visiting celebrities, colon
ists have settled down again to
heir many war activities.
The next benefit affair, sched-
uled for March , will be the
Rule Brittania Ball al the Ever
elades Club. For the second
time this season, this exclusive
club will be thrown open TO the
public. To carry out the patriotic
theme, guests have been asked
TO use flag colors in their gowns.
To raise money for the local
chapter Of the Briush-American
Ambulance Corps, the beautiful
Palm Cour, At the Whitehall
vas converted into q Louis
XIV set for the Pavilion de
Paranini" ball. The court was
festooned with yards Of taffeta
rnoire in four shades Of rose re.
heved with soft lavender and
chartreuse.
Gorgeous hangings from the
French shop at the Whitehall
covered the ivory satin walls. A
canopy OF blue cellophane lace
balloons covered the dance floor.
each Illuminated with tiny cleo
tric stars.
Among the patronesses for
This smart affair were Mrs.
Dodge Sloane and Mrs. Edward
T. Stotesbury. who, with Mr..
and Mrs, Hugh Dillmar. has
given many hours TO British re-
lief this Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Enisrisins Dsfreifsrs

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvan Macauley
spent q week at the Whitehall
recently, coming from Fort
LauderdaIe, where they were
sojourning. Mrs. Macauley en-
tertsined . group of her Detroit
friends at the Whitehall cock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
Birmingham Gets Prevlew
Or Bloomfield Theoter

was Miss Hsnry's matron Of
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Agra
monte and their daughter,
Leonie. and Mrs. T. w. r. Meyer
left Friday for Florida. where
they will be joined later by Mr..
Meyer and his son Weston on
his vacation from Yale Uni.
versity.