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Evening star., 1941-08-17

row from Rehobeth Beach, Del,
where they have been staying for
the past 10 days.
Mr.. James Freeman
Visiting His Mother.
Mr.. James Freeman has arrived
from Chicago to visit his mother
Mrs. George Freeman, for several
weeks. Mr.. Freeman is student at
the Moody Institute.
Mrs. ]. R. Rawlings and her
daughter. Mrs. Walter D. Purks, are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. R. Aubrey
Williams in Richmond.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Payne
their son Robert and their daught-
ire Mary Picton and DR.. w. w.
Butzner, jr., are staying at Nags
Head, N. c., for 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin L. Hansen.
their daughter Barbara and their
son Lewis are visiting relatives in
Philadelphia and Reading, Pa, for
two weeks.
Miss Virginia Harris, Miss Dorothy
Harris, Miss Elsie Perry and Miss
Virginia Tompkins have gone on a
tour of Canada.
Miss Nancy Anderson of Chicago
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
c. Jackson
Mrs. j. H. Schmidt and her young
son Peter of Long Island. N. Y, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nc
Daniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benoit. Miss
Patsy Anne Benoit and Miss Anne
Colbert have returned from a visit
to Virginia Beach.
Mrs. J. E. Spindle Of Gaithersburg.
Md. is the guest of her niece, Miss
Lottie Weldon
Miss Audrey Freeman and Mrs
Edith Paramore of East Norwich,
N. Y, are the guests of Miss Free
mans mother, Mrs. George Free
man.
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Mrs. Gantz
Guest of
Mrs. COwan
Miss FitzHugh
Visiting at Home
OF ChicheSters

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, Aug.
16.-Mr. Paul Riabouchinsky will
leave tomorrow for Hornell, N. Y, to
join his wife who has been visiting
her parents for some time. Also visit
ing in Hornell are DR.. and Mrs.
David Milne.
Mrs Wilbur Gantz and her daugh-
ter, Betty Anne, of Baltimore are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Cowan.
Miss Mary Anne FitzHugh, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitz-
Hugh of Philadelphia, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs j. Conway Chi
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar M. Young and
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Young have
been visiting in Atlantic City for
several days.
Miss Matte Tansill has gone TO
Ouldwold, the summer home of Mrs.
E H. Ould at Timber Lake, near
Lynchburg. where she will visit for
a week.
Former State Senator and Mrs.
c. O'Conor Goolrick are at Vir-
ginia Beach for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert T. Lindstrom
and their two daughters. India and
Elizabeth Bland, will return tomor-
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MaSOn.Hinkle
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bonnet and matching accessories
and a corsage bouquet of orchids.
Mr.. Hinkle is member of the
District bar and is on the technical
staff of the Civil Service Commis-
sion. His bride is a graduate Of Holy
Cross Academy
Guests from out of town included
Mrs. Hinkle, mother of the BRIDE
groom; Mr.. Carroll Hinkle and Mrs.
Raymond Hinkle of Birmingham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Russell Sam
mis- and Miss Katharine Russell Of
New York, Mrs. e. Bunker Reynolds.
Mr.. Richard Russell and Mr.. Joseph
E. Hodgson of Keyser, w. Va, and
Mrs. William L. Mitchell, wife of
1t. Col. Mitchell, U. S. A., of Fort
Benning, Ga.
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week and Friday evening Miss vir-
ginia Goff and Miss Mary Posey
were hosts in the formers home for
Miss Helen Palmer. whose marriage
to Mr.. Charles Kettler will take
place August 80 The guests num-
bered 35. The party was a miscel-
laneous shower.
Tuesday evening Miss Margaret
Phillips was hostess in the nome Of
her father. Mr.. Archie Phillips. in
compliment to Miss Lucy Catherine
Hammett, who will be married Sat-
urday to 1t. Arthur Joseph Carbo-
nell. Sharing honors with Miss
Hammett was Mrs. Norman c..
Hough. jr., who before her mar
riage Friday was Miss Vera Kane.
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Many Chevy Chase Residents
Leave on Vacation Trips
Mrs. George Hubbard and Daughters
Occupy Whiteford Residence;
BrideS.tO.Be HOnOred

Mrs Hubbard daughters Miss Hubbard
Hubbard Hubbards brother
Wheford while Mrs.
Whieord visiting N H, and Whtefed N. H. Joseph
Whiteford tine
Whitehed Mrs Whiteford also
before returning their home Leland
William their daughter Miss Betty Yo and
George the will
active Signal
Corps Monmouth N j.
luncheon and bridge Wednesday
William Richard Black
Alexander McNab at her estate Just Acre
will Black
will later Brunswick be guests of Mrs Backwood
Hall Their will return their home
in Chevy Chase, Md,
Wngo the guest brother-in
Judge Foster
Evening star., 1941-08-17

Journalism, worked his way as a
young man through college to get
his degree at the age of 10. Three
years later he was admitted to the
bar and in Is years owned two news
papers. the Rochester Native Amer
ican and the New York Times. While
his grandson Winston never owned
a newspaper, in his early 20s he be-
came famous as war correspond
ent in India and South Africa and
at 26 was a member of Parliament
His biography of the great duke is
a brilliant and intimate history of
the great soldier.
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Canaga left yesterday by motor for
tour of Pennsylvania and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gordon Stewart
are guests of Mr. Stewards sister,
Miss Wilma v. Stewart.
DR.. and Mrs. E. Flavelle Koss and
Evening star., 1941-08-17
About Well>>Known Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
; Prime Minister Churchill's
Yankee Grandfather Also
Showed Pluck and Courage
By ROBERT CRAWFORD.

The great mystery at last solved The meeting
hs President of the United
Britain has been verified and the results adioed world
Since those early boyhood
his grandfather Deanos wharf Fahaven
cred the fascination ships Franklin Rooseve
In them and love of the briny with the
earliest childhood thrilled him.
leading role exciting
In her story of the My Boy Franklin
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Chesters Return
TOHOrne in Iowa

DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Chester and
their daughters, Mary Louise and
Evelyn, and son, Paul, left Thurs
day morning for their home in
Abba, Iowa, after spending several
days here as the guests of DR.. Ches-
ters mother, Mrs Modenia Chester
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clay G. Walker
and their family.
They also visited Niagara Falls,
Poughkeepsie, N Y, New York City
and other points in the East en-
route to Washington.
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their daughter, Miss Gail Koss. will
leave Wednesday for Fairhaven, N.
j., where they have taken a cottage.
Mrs Chester Shade entertained
at luncheon and bridge Wednesday
having as honor guests Mrs Sydney
Lowry of Martinsburg. W. Va, and
Mrs. Hunter Powell of Ridgewood,
N j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Skene
and the latter's daughter, Miss Joan
Mcbride, have returned from Bir-
minghain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wainwright
have taken cottage at Rehoboth
Beach, Del, where they will be until
September.
Brides to-Be Honored
At Numerous Parties.
Numerous parties have been given
Evening star., 1941-08-17

Twenty-Five excursion parties from
the United States we're scheduled to
visit Mexico in May.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Chiropructors Meet
And Elect Officers

The National Capital Chiropractic
Society held its first meeting OF the
1912 season Wednesday night at
the Washington Hotel.
The meeting was addressed by DR..
John j. Nugent of New Haven.
Conn, director of education of the
National Chiropractic Association.
Dr. Robert J. Jones, State director,
and DR.. Emmett j. Murphy, national
legislative representative, reported
on the recent National Chiropractic
Convention at Baltimore.
Officers elected were DR.. William
S. LineWeaver, president; DR.. E. M.
Gustafson, vice president; DR.. Will
liam T. Spence, secretary treasurer,
and DR.. Robert J. Jones, State di-
rector.
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A. u. Park Citizens
Vote Cooperation in
Air Raid Warden Plan
Names of. Winners in
Annual Gorden Club
Contest Announced

Complete cooperation with the
city's contemplated volunteer air.
raid warden and civilian mock air.
raid practice program was voted
last night by members of the Amer
lean University Park Citizens As
sociation.
The association, on the motion
of H. L. Colman, offered to hold a
mass meeting of residents of the
area for organization Of an air
raid alarm system among civilians.
No date was set.
Crowded Hospitals Cited.
DR.. E. w. Higgins warned men,
bers Of the civic group of what he
termed a "ticklsh" situation here
with regard to the shortage of hos
pitfalls and hospital beds He said
the situation would become even
more acute, predicting that $4,000
new residents would come to Wash
ington during the next 30 days. He
said he did not believe there were
IS vacant beds in private hospitals
today.
NJ. r. Wilkes, president, asked
members of the association to write
to members of Congress they might
know calling on them to take some
action to remedy the hospital sit
uation.
Garden Winners Named.
Names of winners in the annual
garden club contest, held by the
American University Park Garden
Club, were presented following the
regular meeting. W. H Youngman,
garden expert of The Star, was judge
in the contest finals.
Names of winners and their
awards are as follows:
Master gardeners-W. H. T. Pence, !
William H. Matthews jr.; Ernest R.
Taylor, James D. Bligh, Miss Con-
stance E. Philpitt. Lester E. Com
merford. J. J. German, Robert L.
Wescott, Edward S. Morgan, Howard
S. Reid
Honorable mention-Dr. Bernard
L. Jarman. Mrs Myra w. Collins,
Henry B. Blanluet. A. Ralph Snyder,
DR.. Charles P. Ryland, Mrs. Ora G.
ViSel, Miss Minnie E. Hicks, Sydney
D. Smith, Roland NJ. Brown, Ralph
Ilsley.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

wheat. Even better than bread fresh
baked from wheat ground at the old
mill on the creek.
And it's delicate and lacy and velvety
of crumb as a blue-ribbon loaf at the
State Fair. And-fresh as morning dew!
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Currently Appearing with His Famous
Dance Orchestra at The Carlton Hotel

HE'LL AUTOGRAPH
each Of his records or
albums purchased from
one to two PM.
A COPY OF "JAM
SESSION., the new music
magazine, will be pre-
sented with each outo-
grophed purchase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Set at $4,000

WHEN YOU'RE told that
spa 94o -the-goal of the
committee working on the
British War Relief Ball (Octo-
her II at the Book Cadillac
Hotel
This is how 1t will be
allocated.
st. Dunstan's Hostel for
the War Blinded, London,
England $1,000
The American Committee
for Air Raid Relief, London
$4,000
ST. Christopher's Hostel
for Bomb shocked children,
Tunbridge Wells 49,. 3d. 500 49,.
The American Ambulance,
Great Britain---4SS22 ,5aa-.-.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Anne Of England Reviewed
By Literary tuminariies
BY MAURY PAUL

with planning to tell more about
his clan.
GOSh- TT 'TPete continues 10
be so truthful about the Wild
eners. their humble beginnings.
etc. there'll be nothing left for
us gossip writer's to report!
And it's hardly fair for Pete"
TO rob us of such colorful copy
when he's so rich and we're so
poor. Almost like taking the
bottle out of a baby'S mouth
if l may be permitted a bit OF
whimsy.
However. I shall look forward
anXiouSly 10 "Pete's" next book
- having thoroughly enjoyed
Without Drums" - which the
louuacious ones tell me in
furiated his dad. Joe" Widener.
Pete" apparently is proud of
the fact that his grandfather,
who piled up the Widener mil
lions, rose to greatness from oh
security and the wrong side of
the railroad tracks.
Something Joe" Widener pre-
ferS TO forget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Playing will start az $50
o'clock with cash prizes for
every game, and variety Of
gifts for the runner-up. Tea viii
be served at Z O'Clock.
a LUNCHEON meeting viii
be held by the Michigan League
for Crippled Children. Friday,
at II 30 o'clock. at StatIer
Hotel. with Miss Sara Blanche
Simpson presiding.
Mrs. John Teubert is taking
reservations and Miss Jane
Simpson heads the list OF
hoSteSSes.
The luncheon viii be pre-
coded by a board meeting sched-
uled for 1890 o'clock, at thei
same place.
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the home Of Tony LeBay from ?
until D p. ft1.
Invitations have been extended
10 Gloria Kiefer, Mary Frances
Kenney. Kathleen Crowley.
Katherine Scanlon. Edith Cath
crime Felix and Mary McNa-
mara.
Old members on hand Will be
Margaret Bielman. Lois Cahill
Bette Anne Mackey, Betty
Clark and Marilyn Byington.
A NOVEL entertainment for
the women members of Oakland
Hills Country Club and their
guests has been planned for to-
morrow afternoon by Mrs. Jo-
Seph l.. DoStal, chairman Of
social activities, and her COM
mittee.
It's called a games tea party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Mariittac Guild
Luncheon Set

MEMBERS OF the Marillac
Guild Will inaugurate their sea
sons activities with the annual
Get Acquainted Luncheon" Oc-
tober ID at Northwood Inn,
Twelve-Mile road and Wood
ward. at 1890 o'clock.
Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Charles F. Buysse
Jr.. who has general charge or
with her assistant, Mrs. John
II. Wilke.
Others working on the various
committees include Mrs. John
Lee. Mrs l.. r. de Spelder. Mrs.
Fred Hollister. Mrs. Ed A. Ha-
kenioS, Mrs. John B. Conroy.
Mrs, Terry >McGOvern Mrs.
Henry Van~Coverden and Mrs.
Robert. Walker
MRS. WILLIAM I ERIN
GER of Lothrop road, Crosse
Pointe. Will entertain the
Danes Of the Loyal Legion to-
morrow at 2:30 o'clock
Mrs. James Vernon chairman
Of the activities committee. will
present for discussion and adop-
ton proposed projects for the
season Just opening.
After the meeting tea will be
served.
THE DAVID HORODOCKER
JUNIORS are holding their next
business and social meeting on
Thursday evening az the home
of Mrs. Harry Schechters in
Richton avenue.
A MEETING of the League
Of Catholic Women is scheduled
for Friday. at , o'clock. in the
Activities Building in Parsons
street.
Mrs William c. Roney and
Mrs Edward j Hickey CO.
Chairmen of the leagues branch
of the Needlework Guild. Sug-
geSt that this would be an excel
lent time for members 10 send
In their donations for the annual
'Ingathering' Of the Needle.
work Guild. the deadline for
which is October 13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Detroit Artists Market Opening Tea

THIS IS THE DAY Of Detroit Artists Market opening
tea.
And Mrs. James B. Angel, chairman of the Lay jury
has been meeting with her committee pic
which submitted the galleries in conjunc
ton with the opening
The society aids young Detroit artists in finding markets
for their work.
Members Of the jury include;
Mrs. Cornelius K Chaplin. Mrs. Beard Adams Mrs,
Wfrcd Casgrain. Mrs. William Dener. Mrs. George
Lanng 49,.
Mrs Lynn Pierson Hanna Hornbrook. Mrs. Charles
Wright Jr..... Mrs Bruce Van Dusen. Mrs John S
Sweeney ...
Mrs. Leonard Lewis Mrs. Berrien Eaton. Mrs.
Frederick Lloyd Robinson. Mrs. Thomas J. Little III
Miss Agnes Savage Mrs Bernhard Sterne Mrs.
Clarence Davock Mrs John Clearinghouse Mrs Thatcher
Rea....
Mrs. W. D. Laurie Jr Mrs. Raymond NJ. Anderson
=. Mrs Clyde Burroughs Mrs Henry Rechhold Mrs
Alexander Gifard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct. 6. What
a literary tone there was TO the
luncheon gathering in the oak
room at the ST. Regis the other
day.
And 7 was particularly inter-
csted to note society's Mary
Cass Garfield and Ethel Borden
Hartman Russell deep in
"huddle' over luncheon plat
tiers, with their theatrical pro-
ducer, Gilbert Miller.
1t was on "Wednesday night,
last, that the Mayfair friends Of
the daughters of Mrs. "Bordy'
Hartman and the late Mrs.
Frank Gray Griswold had a pre-
view of Ethels and Mary's new
play, Anne of England.
And / understand the 'huddle
had to do with some rewriting
they planned 10 do before Anne
of England" is unfolded TO the
general public on Broadway late
next week.
In an opposite corner of the
oak room Beah Leary was en-
pertaining at luncheon for Harry
Bull. the editor of Town and
Country and the Countess de
Nun and they were joined for
coffee by Michael Arlen who
already has finished the first of
his series of articles on the
Free English in the u. S. A.
a series that Will blast. in the
English press. those British
"Slackers" who, when the first
air raid siren blew, hurried TO
these shores in order to continue
their comfortable, care-free eX-
istence with nary a thought FOR
the sorrow and hardships Of
their fellow BritisherS who re-
manned periodically at home
doing their bit
After chatting with the Leary
party, Mike" Arlen Joined Gill
bert Miller and Mrs. Russell and
Miss Garfield for few minutes
long enough 10 learn II isn't
govt that causes Gilbert 10 limp
around with a bandaged foot
and cane!
Nothing se lHNgFieHs-Gilbert
I fell down a flight of stairs.
breaking his ankle, which Is now
in a plaster cast.
All the time a small, con-
servatively eewRed dewager sat
alone in the oak room eating
her simple but carefully ordered
luncheon.
She was none other than Mrs.
Hamilton Nick. Twombly, once
"Florrie' Vanderbilt and the
only hostess in New York with
private chef whose annual
salary is reputed S22.5OO.
The heir to those Widener
traction millions. Peter A. B..
Widener, is at work on another
book.
Last year Pete penn @ d
Without Drums i'm which he
told "ail' about his family. II
was "a great success financially.
And no one can deny Pete ~
displayed courage when hc put
down in cold hard type some OF
. The inside anecdotes that made
WITHOUT I)rUmS exciting read
InE
Pete" whose health has not
been the best for some time
past. hash told his family what
his new tome VIII deal with.
Gossip. however, credits him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Many Fetes
Given for
Miss Haley
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

THESE WOULD be busy days
for the beauteous Miss Mary
Elizabeth Jane Haley and her
intended. Charles Herbert
Strauss Jr.. who'll be meeting
at the altar of ST. Benedict the
morning of the eighteenth.
Miss Dorothy Lancaster
caused a considerable spread TO
take place Sunday at her home
down the river on Crosse lie and
morrow the bride-elect
brother and sister-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward j. Haley OF
Whitmore road will give a din
=ner party for f8 folk in their at
tractive apartments.
The wedding breakfast. we
understand. will be given at the
University Club and the two
Leading Characters. in case you
need further vital statistics, be-
long to Mrs. Martin c. Haley
of Whitmore road and the late
Mr.. Haley and to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Herbert Strauss of All
dubon road in Crosse Pointe.
DID YOU know a son. Geiger
Merrill Smith Jr.. was born Sep
TENDER 26 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geiger Smith of East jefferson
avenue?
The young mans happy mama
used to be Miss Mary Buel
Snow, you'll recall.
MIR. AND MRS. CHESLIE +.
PARRISH gave an informal and
merry cocktail party just the
other day TO warm their new
and handsome home at 300 Hill
crest road in the Pointe and TO
observe their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary.
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Noted Guest.
Among 300
At Weddinq

a RECENT, - Ss,t4t4i -rrct tffy=dTJ=
pointed wedding was that Of
Muriel Valentine, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Clerk,
and Genus Carl Benson Jr., son
of the Genus Carl BensonS.
The ceremony took place at
Grace Episcopal Church, and the
Reverend Captain Pullinger as
sisted.
The bride wore Alencon lace
and net with her mothers we'd
ding veil, which had been
brought over from England, and
she carried a satin and lace
muff covered with gardenias and
rubrum lilies.
Mrs. Charles Berlin, as
matron of honor, wore gold
velveteen and taffeta and also
carried a muff, hers covered
with gold and yellow NUNS.
Bridesmaids June and Winni-
fred Macmillan wore green and
rust INSTRUMENTATION gown.
respectively, and Sybil Evans
was a junior bridesmaid
Carl and George Gerber,
twins, were ringbearerS.
Walter Ross was best man
and Ross Clerk and Jack Ben
ketman seated The guests.
The brides mother wore
dusty-beige crepe and a corsage
bouquet of wine carnations,
while the bridegroom's mother
chose purple velvet and wore
lavender NUNS.
The bridegroomS gran d.
mother, Mrs. A. BouStedt, was
also present and wore wine veil
Vet and a corsage bouquet of
yellow NUNS.
A reception for 500 followed
The wedding. among the guests
being The Observation-Disclosures
sculptor, Carl Miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

AFrER. NOVEMBER. attractive Phoebe carey Adams
-. who k pictured In Lie Mayfair column today--.--
VIII be Mrs. James Henry Kemp. wife Of Ensign
Kemp e, S. y. r., who is The son OF Mrs William EDWARD
Bowling and George Ward Kemp
announcement Of the engagement made Monday.
uqrgnrg Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Foster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Adams ~ BrOmnt0n road.
Great Neck, Long Island.
Miss Adams IS a graduate
of Convent of the Sacred
Heart Eden Hall AT Torres
dale, Pa.
While Jim attended Uni
versitv Of Detroit and George
town University.
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PHOEBE ADAMS

The American Hospital in Britain, Ltd. S2500.,-
ea4ateeif-rt+fe7
All these organizations supported entirely by the
British War Relief Society. ..f
With the exception Of Dunstan,s Hostel and the
Mobile which supported in part by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT {.
WALLACE of CadieuX road an
nounCe the engagement and
forthcoming marriage OF their
daughter, Virginia. and John
Richard Curran. son of Mrs. j..
r. Curran of MARYLAND avenue.
The news was made known at
a dinner party in the Wallace
home and the wedding date re-
vealed as November -. the
ceremony TO take place in ST.
Clare dc Montefalco Church,
Crosse Pointe.
MRS. PAUL j. MEISER
opened her home today TO mem
bers OF the board Of manage
mcnt of Fort POntchartraln
Chapter - a. r.
Plans and reports OF all com
mittee' chaIrmen were heard
and was followed by luncheon
AIRS RALPH AINSWORTH
VIII review The play Arsenic
and old Lace. today in
u7rr+7uE IF the CcTCtc DT8-
matquc 90 be- hold I'M Inglcsidc
Club Mis- George a.. Ray VIII
discuss the technique OF tho
play.
Following the program. tea
VIII be served.
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eTT Phillips OF Chandler Park
drive repeated her marriage
vows in St. Matthew's Church
10 Robert Hergenroether, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hergen-
roether of Audubon road, just
the other day.
Marriage took place at 10
O'Clock in The morning with the
Reverend Father Fillian reading
the ceremony.
The bride was fetching In
white lace and satin with a
sweetheart neckline and court
train and she carried bouquet
of white stephanotis and Easter
lilies.
MISS Ann Trombly was the
maid-Of honor and wore royal
blue velvet and faille. Her Juliet
cap was of matching velvet with
a beguiling face veil and she
carried pink aSterS.
Miss Marie Ann Hergenroe-
Their. sister Of the bridegroom.
was bridesmaid and dressed eX-
actly like the honor maid but
carried a deep coral shade OF
aSter.
Charles Strauss was best man
and James DowneS. John Van
Loon and Tom Hergenroether.
brother of the bridegroom,
seated the guests.
For her darling's we d d in &
Mrs. Phillips chose a plum col
ored gown with a small feather
trimmed hat in Raj blue and
matching blue accessories and
topped the whole off with
smashing corsage bouquet of or
chidS.
Mrs. Hergenroether was in
ginger-crepe dress with green
accessories and her handsome
corsage bouquet was of orchids,
too
Following a breakfast at the
Whittier and reception at
h ONE in the afternoon. the
young-marriedS left via motor
for the South. the bride wear
ing a suit in raspberry shade
with b lack accessories and
: pinned a -corsage bouquet OF or
chids 10 her kolinsky scarf.
Only flaw in the arrange
ments was the fact that Pvt.
George HergenToether was I'M
able 10 attend the wedding Of
his brother and Miss Phillips
military maneuvers in Arkansas
keeping him away.
DAUGHTERS OF UNION
VETERANS OF THE CIVIL
WAR. Adelaide Fairbanks Wal
lace Tent No. l6. are presenting
their annual benefit program at
Northern High School in the
auditorium on Friday evening
S:l5 o'clock.
Mrs. Nellie Smith is president
Of the organization. Mrs. Mary
Gayer. treasurer. and Mrs Della
BorgerS, secretary.
THE OMEGA NU SORORITY
will give a rush party with a
Columbus Day trend on Sunday,
the sorority's anniversary. at