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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

.tleld.
SECOND RACE $500. claiming. 3.yeAr.
sal Dad King $40 $50 $40
Hada Sam 'Riancoi fI2o p 20
Bariss Roy KING 900
Time ia IS. of ~
Manu- Pin Ear. LITTLE Ranger. sOhin
LAds SPEEDY sAiiy. Eva Wshre. sakes
Alive. Cynthia and Litile Khsyysm also
ran
yield.
THIRD RACE SsOo. claiming. swear
Olds snd up. q mile
Ando~ MADDEN TlO 30 500
Miss Marilyn tFhnchuml 100 7sO
Burning Miss 'Conieyl 3 SO
Time II Is. off or
'side Pack Grass Gutter MASKED Plane.
rhur~sS Row Land. Color Miss Little
Eddie. Pretty Carol and Dry Ice also ran.
'Field.
FOURTH RACE 5000. snowsnces. ?
yeAr-oids. 81 furlongf:
KokOmo lFlinchumb $50 90 2.so
Mirrored MADDEN go 2N
Gayest Nell u.ittrel1 ? %
Time Ns Is. on 3.36h.
Fay Matt Jimiofor. Dusky Mate and
Chick Jackson also ran
FIFTH RAcE-ssOo. claiming. s-year.
clds and mp. ! mile and 90 yards;
LATHE Nom tMadden) 400 rs
induriof tRrinsonl SEC
Time a IS off COZ.
Ja BeulAh. ooh Fudge Grandma Roy,
Legal Advice .satin Marvel. Captain lief
fers. 'victor Hugo. Belle Elan and Bilksn
also ran.
sField.
SIXTH RACE 81 .ooo. handicap. 3-yesr-
olds and up. 2, miles
The Nizam Madden 10 so $50 $50
DiStTAct (FiinchumD $50 : 50
Cav Lad (JemasI 40
Time IL as. on Is
Borders Boy, Chandsra and ssbariel
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 500. claiming \
yesr-olds and up, / mile
Lopax (Johnsoni 10 $50 $50
BraNton Bell tJemasl go 400
Heel Dust lF1inchuml J ~
Time Is as. on 5:0hik
Septa. Lady Ballet. Surgeon Dick Chat
ter wrsck and Thos also ran.
EIGHTH RACE $500 claiming. :.
yssr-olds - miles:
My Echo tRobertsonD 500 $40 1SU
Night Gail (Clutter) 1910 $40
oddesa Pmcky tFernanderl 4 90
Time 50 Is of $685..
'Chatmin. Vaidina Opal. Mt sard
Dusty Wind. Whisk Dolly. Sue HaTpen.
'omyo Moon and Bequest also ran.
Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
On the State Beat

Swinging around Nichigan
sporting fronts:
Football may be a far thought
at the moment in the minds Of
Michigan's Lower Peninsula high
school athletes but above the
Straits It's different story these
days.
The L. P. prepsterS are Al work,
getting more than two-weck
jump on their pals down below
Practice GOES on IN tho copper
country. despite tho fact school
bells won't ring until after Sep
tenber J.
Reason for tho special conccs-
sion to the Upper Peninsula ath-
letes is this: Were they do fol
low the regular state code which
allows no team TO practice before
September the L. p. crowc
hardly would fnd il sensible &c
play a schedule
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

He now has some I'D pounds
10 combine with his Wanted wres-
Ting prowess and looked good in
his trial effort against Jack
League last Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
MARLBORO

J REcK'S BOY, Kennsr. Paradise Girl.
. REAL BOY Arhofesl CHANGER
3-LITTLE SUZANNE, Myrtls NJ.
Warlse
4 MARDI GRhs. rs- One. stadium
S TWO PLY. cutter Girl Play Cold
s-GlGCLE LEE, Nick Count Ne
: FLAG FTTA. Worthovning Yankee
Lao
s-RrsE AND SHINE. Ainae. Justs
Jimmie
REEr- FAC Eta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Not Through Yet

Now that he has reached the
I30O-mark. Lefty Grove hopes TO
win $50 before he leaves the big
league pitching mound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Play Seminal

Vanker Cubs tangles with Hy-
mics. in the Glass d Semifinal The
winner will play Sweet Sixteen
for the title next week. The Fire
mems Midget final will be played
Sunday. August 81. al the Fire
mems Field Day, with Battalion
s clashing with Battalion 9.
Pepsi-Cola has a fighting chance
10 halt Altes' winning march.
Altes won the first playoff tussle.
6-3. but il was closer than the
score indicates. Eddie Piotrowski,
of Pepsi-Cola, and Lyle Rumph
of Altes. opposing pitchers in the
first meeting, are expected TO
tangle again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Trip 10 Winner

Nviano and Andrews will also
be battling for a trip, the Class {
winner hrIuE scheduled 10 repre-
sent Detroit in a%ew tournament.
the American Raseball Congress.
held Labor Day Weekend Al Peru,
III. The Class A champion goes 20
Youngstown. O.. for the national
tournament opening September 6.
Also carded Sunday are the
inter-league playoffS, the winner
Of which will represent this dis
trict in the states tournament
at Baltic Greek. Four Leaf
Clover. which won the ID. B. r.
Class r crown last week, will
meet Transfers of the Labor
League, in the first game. and
Ternstedt. UAW-CIo champions.
IN the second contest, TernStedt
beat Transfers last week in the
opening round OF the two-game
knockout series
Two games are carded in Glass
y. PoSselius taking on Tobias
Courtney. and Victory meets Fal-
cons. or these, PoSselius is the
only unbeaten club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
up. PREP GRIDDERS IN DRILLS
By George Maskin

successful football coach. isn't too
keen about accepting an offer from
a small college. During the Sum-
mer Houston is pro at country
club near Flint.
His combined salaries thus are
more than a small college could
pay him, while asking that he
served them the year around
Houston. incidentally is singing
the blues about his l941 prospects
Which. Of course, is to be expected
of a coach.
Sombrero section: { harl Q 5
Red Lucas. manager OF the
Grand Rapids Colts. really rates
one. He's tho only State League
pilot who. 50 far. has escaped
drawing a fine for telling an UNI
Dirc "A thing OF two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Wattrrck Switches

Don Wattrick tho voice OF the
Michigan State High School Ath-
lctic Association. has deserted
Lansing Eastern High as coach IN
favor Of Bay City. Wattrick
handles the J. a. system at all
state association championship
contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
NARRAGANSETT PARK

WHO CALLS. Beimike. FLYING Reign
FLYING JANE. Mahdi. Peter Argo.
3-PAvILION, Meritorious. skagway.
s--TYRONE. Escoiar. Battle Line.
b-DENEB, Tides In, Decade
s-MAsTER HENRY. Shine O. Night
Vale q Mine.
: BESS b. Knightfors. Beckhamp ton
stop QUEEN. star Marvel Saving
Grace.
e-MERRY GESTURE. Red Meadow
Jane VITO
REST TYRONE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Talks Too Much

Speaking Of fines. etc, Whitley
MCMullcn has talked himself out
of his job as Saginaw manager.
For his fourth. or maybe il was
his fifth major Squabble with a
man in blue. McMullen has been
suspended for tho rest OF tho sea-
son one more week.
Despite the seriousness OF the
event, there still was a laugh
attached TO McMullen'S exit
McMullen played an extra game
after President Tom Halllgan had
inflicted the han.
II seems HalliCan's order Nc
Mullen was through was delayed
IN transit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Inter-County PIayoHs

tnksfer va Westwood ~ Plymouth River
side PARK NE
Plymouth vs.. Garden city ~ Garden
CITY. Nich.
Desrnorr Wolverines va. PiE Five 81
perklev. Mieh.
Rsusvins W BEDFORD Township IT Beech
ard smile road
Waits drew bye.
TAN games at .. nh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Irony Of Sport

Val Lentz, coach Of the West
Point Military Academy basketball
team. is native of Annapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Stamford Park Results

FIRST RACE $500 claiming. 3year
s%sepinr ffPisrpc NV.
tRemilardb 40 $40 80
Teddy Hasism ,Johnsioneb 1900 I.Sh
Charley Bailey tCook, 30
Time 1916 So Off 3:O0l.
Lorraine s. Stimulette, Mareena, Spring
Moon. Izaak walton. stucco and Bucharest
also ran.
SECOND RACE $500. claiming, 5-yesr-
Point Lace tPalaezb $50 sos ? ~
Fire Log tMsynelD 500 80
81. Ina (Wstsonb 21S $40
Time i:1T2-5 off 334}s.
Graphil Sun Commando. New Year,
Cave Mark, Little Trick and Wins Myth
Also ran.
tDesd heat for second.
THIRD RACE $500. claiming. 5-yesr-
stimulitha iRemnlsrd) SIS $50 $50
Sweepden tWaisonJ ? so Sa
Foresee tMeynelb 575
Time l.i6, off .ini4
Pete's Lady. sally Porta News Sweep
and Friskiness also ran.
FOURTH RACE-s5oO. claiming. 5-yesr.
olds and mp. p. rlile:
Don Cossack fMcTague) $50 80 go
Scotchgrass tMeYnell' 50 20
Timely Flight 6Coweyl 2 SO
Time ] rs IS. off 4l1.
Tom Teddy. Model c. and uragal also
ram.
FIFTH RACE 81 0oo. handicap, 3-year-
olds and up. lis miles:
Curwen tWatsonl SIS 4.20 3.l0
McMsrk tCouley) os5 30
Bsily Boy tFodenl 339
Time :4Q Is. off is.
Koracan. a-Roysl Tread, Casino Pete
and a-Cabin Girl also ran.
a-Russell- Four LIS stable entry.
SIXTH RACE $500 claiming, Swear
ODDS and up. l lis miles
Foliage (Johnstoneb 1885 20 50 IL 80
Textbook WATSON sso ~
Solid Courtney $50
Time so as off 5:51L
Peglius Ensign Mary Full NJ Speed
Dear Old Pal and Yenoc Also ran
SEVENTH RACE-S50o claiming, 5
ysar-olds and up, l mile and 40 Yards
Middletown Jnhnstone) 1870 ll.tS 80
Penabud (MeynelD IL 30 No
Toneyone BLACK 500
Time ~ is, Off 6.26.
Fair Fugena Shore Wood, Easiest WAY,
Golden Thought Blue Ice, Amhurst and
Bold Pirate also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

Encouraging bureau: Frank
stub OVermire, Tiger prospect
Al Muskcgon. has won his last 10
out NJ II pitching starts e.. Nern
Freiburger. F'ifnts first baSeman
from Detroit. is back IN harness.
apparently none the worse for an
injury which sidelined him for two
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

FIRST RAGS 100. claiming. s-year-
,idf and up. ! lis miles
Aaud and Glove
tAtknsonl li20 63a a2O
SIN Fighter trafiorl T.0 "a
A hvssinia tfnlisrdi II A.
Zine i.sI as of 2.1i's
Howard Rends sun HiCh Tiny Tnrk
CIspaIr Riuf Fanr AmefIran Money
knights so1 ard sniii S.ik $50 ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

Exploration department Why
Guy Houston, Flint Northern S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Mounts Royal Entries
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE $500. claiming. s-year-
oids ana uP. 8 furlongs:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

Something which Detroit might
copy is The current poll being con-
Quoted In Kalamazoo. where an
all-Siar Sandloi team Will be Sc
lccted The lucky players VIII
take on the House Of DAVID IN q
special game and Also will land =
trip 10 Chicago 10 watch the White
SoX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

remaining before he'll qualify for
has diploma at Michigan State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Dade Park Results

FIRsT RAcE Ss0o. claiming, 2year-
aids. So fufhpngs.
Prospsro' Law
tFnbertsont Is So $40 20
Connie sue tl.oturcol $50 Ni
Johnnie fhrei I.tttrsii 200
Time } Os 3-3 OF % r.
advising Irene ONE karge Advice.
Frls's Image Corais n Grand Bonny
EBysi Party ard QuiEficAl also ran,
sflcld
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Washington Park Entries

FIRST RACE 81 600. Claiming, 2-yesr-
Olds 81, furlongs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Alma IP Picked

With tho early arrival Of cold
weather above the Straits. teams
there must call b. quits in football
by the FIRST OF November as a
rule
Add football stuff Alma Col
leges Scots must be rated As tho
team 10 beat In the NJ J. A a
grid parade. Coach Gordon Mac
Donald viii present a flock Of
veterans players who hclpco
Alma finish second 10 Albion q
year ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

Casey klcWicki third bsSeman
for the s. Joseph Autos IN the
state League. will highbsll II back
10 college once the season ends
klewickl has two terms Of work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
Saratoga Results

FIRST RACF-SI. 500 allowances.
year-olds and up. steeplechase. 2 miles;
Corrigan tClementsD $50 $50 3.3
Speculate lRohy) $50 2. Z
Invader tRichl u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

NApprenilcp allowance claimed.
Weather. clear. track, fast.
Post, ans =. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
MOUNT ROYAL,

BEsT HATTERAs rIGH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24
$500, claiming. s-yesr-

sApprentics allowance claimed.
weather, clear track. fast.
Post, 2is 2. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-24

OAKLAND, Smile section. s-roon bricL
81 200 years oid On air. lot A r..l
buy; $500 down So interest. s3s monthly,
including taxes ~ ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

A HAPPY lenten interlude
planned by the League OF
Catholic Women for March Is
will be a luncheon and an
elaborate fashion show at the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club.
There are rumorS of unusu-
ally lovely floral decorations.
beautiful incidental music. ex-
cellent food. attractive door
prizes and showing of gor-
geous Spring clothes for day
time and evening
Mrs. Hanley Dawson and Mrs.
Frank CouZenS. co-chairmen.
who are spending busy days
with their committees planning
this gala. are hoping TO raise
a substantial sum TO reduce the
mortgage on the Activities
Building of the league. Then,
they confided. when the debt is
wiped out the organization can
do the many fine things that
have been deferred.
Mrs. DawS son and Mrs.
CouZens have appointed the fol-
lowing committee chairmen and
their assistants: Invitations, Mrs.
Harry B. Sharkey. chairman;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
KniCkerbo(ker
To Talk Here

II. r Knickerbocker. famous
International News Service war
correspondent will give an eye
witness account of the NaZi blitz-
krieg in Holland. Belgium and
France and the attack on England.
Wednesday. March l9, in Temple
Beth FL.
Knickerbocker. foreign cores
pondent for II years. will speak on
Should America Enter the War
The lecture is sponsored by the
Temple Mems Club.
The NaziS put price on knick-
erbocl<er,S head because of his
dispatches warning of Hitler's
plans for world domination. He
began his study of Hitler in the
abortive Beer House Putsch' of
November, 1923. when knicker-
booker abruptly ended his medical
studies at the University of Munich
and plunged back into journalism,
his previous occupation.
Knickerbocker won the Pulitzer
Prize for his articles on The Red
Trade Menace" in 1880. and is
named twice in the collection 100
Best News Stories
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Catholic League TO Give
Fashion Show at Yacht Club

Mrs Ernest A OBrien. Mrs.
John O'Hara Mrs Stephen Cor
man. Mrs. Harold Carron and
the Misses Dorothy Loveley.
Virginia Fisher, Bonnie Collins.
Veronica Conway and Marjorie
Loveley Reservations. Mrs.
Charles a. Belanger. chairman:
MesdameS William Roney. John
II. French Jr.. Sherman Fitz-
Simons and George Haggerty
Reception, Mrs James p.
Cummiskey. chairman; Mes
DANES William +. Connolly.
Leon c. Finck, Charles T.
Fisher. Edward p Hammond.
James Couzens. Edwin Sanders.
James J. Phelan Jr.. Alfred J.
Fisher Robert Powell. Charles
L. Palms Jr. and Len Dillon
Publicity. Mrs. John J Cor
man, chairman: Mrs. George
Brett Schaeffer. Mrs. Lloyd +.
Eagan and Miss Alice Dowley.
Decorations. Mrs. J. Arthur
Mullen. chairman; Mesdames
Lester Mol. Heath Ballagh and
Robert GotfredSon and Miss
Eleanor Barkume.
Music. Mrs. William p Fisher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Ann Crosse
Finishes Plans
ForWed.ding

BRIDE-ELECT Ann Kathrine
Grose, who on April 26 will be
married to Erwin Marx of Gin
cinnati, has completed plans for
her wedding.
The ceremony will be per-
formed at $3.50 o'clock, in Christ
Church Chapel. Crosse Pointe.
by the Rev. Francis B. Creamer.
A small reception for the fam
lily and a few intimate friends
will follow at the home of the
bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Percy
w. Crosse in Iroquois avenue.
Miss Crosses sister, Mrs.
Thomas B. Mann of Crosse
Pointe will be her matron of
honor. and Mrs. Mann's little
daughter, Judith. will be flower
girl. Miss Peggy Jennings, who
went to Wells College with the
bride-elect, is coming from her
home in Appleton, Wis, to be
maid of honor. Bridesmaids will
include: Miss Florence Brown
ing, Miss Edith McNaughton,
Miss Peggy Weber and Mrs.
Harvey Smith Jr. of Oneida. N.
Y, the former Valerie Semmes
of Detroit
Elliott Hooper of New York
will be best man. Ushers will be
Thomas B. Mann and William
Warner of Detroit, w. Blake
Miller of Montreal, c. Vivian
derson, Lee Hutchinson,
Booth Shepard and John Lee Ill,
all of Cincinnati.
MRS. JOHN f. GATES is
chairman of the luncheon TO be
given tomorrow by the Women's
Auxiliary of the Highland Park
General Hospital at II 30
O'Clock, at the Dorothy Dedman
House in East Kirby avenue.
Mrs. John Jackson and Mrs.
Leonard Frey are taking reSer-
vations.- Proceeds will be used
TO augment the fund being raised
by the organization to buy an
oxygen tent for the hospital.
THE SIGMA GAMMA TAU.
Alpha Chapter, will have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Myrna 10y Goes Back to Hornblow's Home; eve
Realize We Were Hasty," She Says
BY LOUELLA o. PARSONS
Motion Picture Editor Init News Service

HOLLYWOOD. March 5.-The
screens perfect wife, Myrna 10y,
remains the perfect wife TO the
end of the chapter. She and
Arthur Hornblow have reconciled
and called off the divorce which
so shocked and surprised their
friends.
Myrna moved into Arthur's
house Monday night after Arthur
had courted her for the last few
weeks
Their first public appearance to-
gether since their estrangement
was at a sneak preview of his
picture. Il Wanted Wings" when
they held hands and acted like a
pair of high school kids. Later they
were photographed together but
there was no actual reconciliation
until yesterday.
Neither one wanted TO talk
about the reconciliation today
other than TO admit that it is true
and they are both happy.
Myrna said:
I'VE realize that we were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
The Harder a Job,
The More Fun II Is

Even thieves ENJOY having their
initiative tested. thinks DIR. Austin
4. Howard. senior surgeon at Re-
ceiving Hospital. For 10 years
Doctor Howard has been leaving
his car unlocked in. the hospital
parking lot. Last night, for the
first time. he locked it. You've
guessed it. Some one broke in.
ransacked his medicine bag and
stole a pistol and a box of laxative
tablets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Sill the Perfect Wife Women to Hear
Talk onlHeraldrA

DANES OF the Loyal Legion
Will observe the annual PFesi-
dents Day next Wednesday
when Mrs. Frances +. CurtiSS.
president of the society, will en-
terrain the members at luncheon
in the Women's City Club. A
council meeting will precede the
luncheon. Following the lunch
con-. Mrs. Graham Lindley, a
member, Will speak on Heraldry.
THE MOTHERS CLUB of the
Alpha Phi Omega Sorority is
holding a luncheon and meeting
at l p. m. today at the Abingdon.
Mrs. Charles Frankfurt of
Vicksburg avenue is chairman.
The Mothers Club was organized
to provide scholarships for the
alumni of the sorority.
MRS. ETHEL NIMICK Nc
LEAN of LaSalle boulevard an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter. Norma Margaret. to
William Mark Burch H. son of
Charles b. Burch of Pleasant
Ridge. The ceremony took place
last October in Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
IN CASE you didn't know

IN CASE you didn't know:
Virginia Snow has turned addict and carries
snapper over her shoulder in the jaunty. =.
Miss Annie Ward Foster (she and her Mrs Frank
Scott Clark editors Of the Michigan Social Register,
finds editing more exacting than planning whole May
party.
Her elders heap lavish praise the executive abilities of
beauteous Mrs. William II. Hoey. -.
And Mayfair continues to the pep of Mrs J.
Dryer Knnucan who recently returned from short visit
with granddaughter Frances Stroh at Pennington
No one has merrier blue than funlovng Mrs Ralph
Jordan. -.
Doris otter. whose clothes divine could get
millions Of jobs a model if she become
girl.
social registerte is wearing herself making
anonymous telephone calls and every recognizes her
voice
Helen Keller of the best dressed gals in Mayfair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

hasty and that we love each
other, which is, after all. the
thing that counts in any mar
rage"
Arthur was like boy and hap
pier than he has been in months.
He agreed with Myrna and said
they both felt that nothing had
happened in their married life that
was serious enough to justify a
divorce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

today, The child
was b orn at
Doctors II o s.
pital.
Berlin. one of
h e country's
leading maya
zine executives.
is president of
the Hearst Cor
poration.
M s. Berlin.
the form e r
Muriel Honey
johnson. w a $
one of n g W
Works mo st
popular debu-
tantes before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Membership
Tea Planned
For Symphony
BY THE BYSTANDER

THAT ARDENT and very
busy group of young music low
erS. the Junior Unit of the
Women's Association for the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
held luncheon meeting at the
Woman's Exchange yesterday
10 make plans for their men,
berShip tea. which will be held
-. the Detroit Athletic Club
March 25.
The tea will be invitational
and there will be a guest solo
list, whose identity is still a
secret.
The president, Mrs. William
NJ. Walker Jr.. presided. look
ing very pretty in her black coat
with Persian lamb sleeves and
collar and little black Persian
pillboX hat.
The other officers of the
junior unit, who will serve until
the election in May, are Mrs.
ArmiStead Green, first vice
president; Mrs. Cyrenius Adel-
bert Newcomb III, second vice
president: Mrs. Clarence Cam
dler, treasurer. and Mrs. Sam
McCool, corresponding Secre-
tary.
We saw Mrs. Leroy Vande-
Veer. looking very fetching in
Spring suit of Raj blue wool,
with brown felt halo hat and
d mink coat.
MRS. CHARLES ROBERT
BELTZ was hurrying home to
celebrate the six months BIRTH
day anniversary of her daugh-
ter. She wore gray kidskin
coat over her black frock and a
little pancake black straw hat
over her right eye, held in place
with scarlet ribbon and
matching feather.
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith. president
of the senior group of the
Women's Association, dropped
in for a visit.
Present also were Mrs. Rob-
ert Knight, Refine Grant, Mrs.
Sam McCool, Angel Maliszewski,
Mrs. Howard M. Wheeler, Mrs.
w. c. Patterson. Janet Craw-
ford, Virginia Let's and Mrs.
w. 5. Jewell Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

CHARLES E. WILSON of
"Longmeadow." Bloomfield Hills,
and DR.. Joseph S. Leszynski will
leave fer Miami Beach today to
join Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Les
Zynski, who have been spending
several weeks at the Wilson s
Winter home.
DR.. and Mrs. Leszynski plan
TO return home in about two
weeks, but the Wilson's will re-
main in the South until late
Spring.
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE
BRETT SHAEFFER of Merri-
weather road are still dallying
with the idea of going to Palm
Beach, but have not yet made
up their minds about the trip.
They took a house down there
last season but were driven
home by the cold. Mrs. Schaef-
fer says.
A ST. PATRICK'S dance,
called Rhapsody in Green" will
be held by the United Youth
Organization, Saturday night,
March Is. at Dearborn Inn
This organization, formed in
1887, has six units, composed OF
girls and young men between
the ages of Is and "a, many of
whom are students at the Uni
versity of Detroit and Mary
grove College.
The dance committee is headed
by Georgenia Doolittle. as
sisted by Bud Peltier, Frank
Chayka, Kay Walsh, Jim Rice.
Harm Shown. Frank O'Calla-
han. Rosemary Chayka, Bob
McKinnon, Helen McElhon and
Don Mckinnon. e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

MRS. GEORGE S. OLMSTED
and Blanche Olson left yester-
day for California. Mrs. Olmsted
will JOIN her husband, who is a
navy lieutenant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Cigars. Men
Magazine Official Berlin
Is Father of Baby Girl

International News Service Wire
NEW YORK, March 5.-Mr. and
Mrs. Richard f. Berlin are the
parents of a IN pound baby girl