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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Delicious Ire at
For Bre akfast

SUNDAY MORNING break
fast is such a perfect time TO
become better acquainted with
your family. Be sure to serve
something extra special for this
event. That something might
be a nut crumb coffee cake. The
secret to making it is simple;
mix lightly but thoroughly.
Nut Coffee Cake
2 cups cake flour
? teaspoons baking powder
? teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons butter
! cup sugar
! cup milk
y teaspoon vanilla
Sift flour once. measure. and
add baking powder and salt. Sift
again. Cream butter, add sugar
gradually, and cream together
well. Add flour alternately with
milk, beating after each addi-
ton. Add vanilla. Turn into
grease pan, 9x9X2 inches.
Sprinkle topping over all.
Topping
2 tablespoons sugar
= teaspoon cinnamon
z cup soft bread crumbs
2 tablespoons melted butter
2 tablespoons chopped walnut
meats
Combine and blend all to-
gether we'll. Sprinkle over cake.
Bake in moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees) for As minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

For raspberry gr1ddie cakes
add 4. cup Of the washed and
drained berries TO your favorite
griddle cake batter. Bake as
usual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
COURSE IN ART

II COULD never do that"
you may think as you watch
the wizard skill with which an
illustrator draws But are YOU
so sure you couldn't In adj
vertising art and in illustration.
as in any art. it's part talent
and part training.
Our 40-page book
SIMPLE COURSE IN ILLUS
TRATION AND ADVERTIS-
ING ART. has 237 illustrations
and diagrams with clear instruc-
tons on drawing the human fig
ure. adding details OF clothing
and expression. Explains light
and shade. foreshortening, per-
spective. composition. how TO
draw dogs and horses.
Send Is CENTS in coins for
this booklet 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich. Please
be sure 10 write plainly your
name. address and title OF
booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

house without gloves. Use rub
Der gloves when working in
kitchen.
Desk Kit
Business girls should have
their crea ms. lotions. emery
boards and nail brushes in their
desk kit and groom the hands at
least twice during the day.
Try 10 have a professional
manicure every week or learn
how 10 do your own nails the
professional way.
Sand, sun and wind are hard
on delicate hands. so when in
dulging in beach sports keep the
beach bag handy for frequent
applications of oil.
Never neglect 10 scrub, mas
sage and cream the nails after
your SWIM.
Train the fingers 10 tapering
Slenderness by massaging them
10 the tips.
Use your individual cologne or
toilet water 10 spray the tips.
Think of those lovely hands as a
real lure and beauty asset and
they will bring you what YOU
wish for.
TOMORROW WE will talk Of
gfrdles and foundations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Patriotic Junior Frocks
For a Joyous Fourth
BY JOAN DEAN

KEEPING COOL over the
glorious Fourth is an easy task
for those young misses who
choose the right frocks. Capt.
waiting cottons-crisp and dash
ing are the whizbangs they'll
take
And many will pick cotton in
the field of piques. Waffle weave
pique in particular, that smart
fabric with all it's tiny little
squares, is a favorite this Sum-
mer for iaunty dresses in prints
and in plain colors.
JUBILANT JUNIORS have
the edge, however. Because for
them the fashion designers have
created-in airily cool pique-a
couple OF young and lighthearted
styles which are really knock
outs.
You'll start being cool the
second you look at these dresses
and you'll keep getting cooler
every minute. First, because
you'll try them on in the re-
freshing aforementioned dressing
rooms which have Just been lne
stalled inca downtown store.
Second. because the fabric Is
5000 fresh and crisp.
STARCH WHITE sweetened
with color is one Of the two
little darlings the Juniors Will
love. It's ideal for the Fourth
of July holiday when you'll
want spectator sports frocks
that are a trifie on the dressy
side,
Here's a frock WITH realty
new details. There's the new
type of midriff--an inset that's
fitted to give you two waist
lines, one high and one low.
Then there's a loop belt and the
novel buttoned fiy-front on the
bodice.
THE COLOSSAL monogram
which is placed at one side of
the bodice is in firecracker- red
10 match the patent belt. too!
Or you may have monogram
and belt in royal blue or black,
10 contrast dramatically with
the cool white.
Other features of this clever
frock are its action back with
center pleat) and "blade-cut"
shoulders and very new circu-
lar gored skirt. Not a fiared
skirt but a gored one!
SKYROCKET BLUE, PIN
wheel green. firecracker red or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Red Raspberries Excellent
In Pies and Beverages =
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

} HAVE YOU served red rasp-
berries yet this season. They're
Just starting to put in an APP
pearance so we want 10
take good advantage OF their
short existence.
It's a little early to start can
ming them; within a week or
10 days they'll be more plentiful
and lower In price. Right now
we should serve fresh rssp-
berries in many ways for break
fast, lunch and dinner.
Raspberry Pie
! package raspberry favored
gelatin
/ cup hot water
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Keep Hands Flexible
BY Daily Exercise
BY DONNA GRACE

THIS. THE seventh in the 10
Summer restyling series, is
about hand culture.
"PGle hands 7 loued beside the
ShGlimdr,
Where are you now2 Who
lies beneath your speHl
Whom do you lead on rdpture's
roddWog, far,
Before goU dgOnize them az
j1reUsilf"
These lines are 10 remind us
of the romance. love, charm and
power we may hold in those
lovely hands of ours-and lovely
they must be. Men feel cheated
and disappointed when the hands
of their adored ones lack this
feminine allure.
Size and complexion are not
so important as grace and good
grooming. Brown little hands
may suggest the jeweled mystery
OF starry nights or STIR the envy
of their pale sisters even when
adorned with gay cabana orna-
ments, but all must be cultured
and refined.
Grooming
There is so much to say about
hand culture we will give you
only the outlines of grooming.
Don't permit the hands to age
for lack of exercise. Keep the
fingers and wrists flexible
through daily exercise and the
tissues will remain firm and
white. Ballet dancers have
proven this. They express every
emotion with their hands and
they are always beautiful.
Never use harsh soaps or eX-
pose the hands TO sudden changes
of temperature. Wear gloves
when there is the least Chill in
the air. We advise them the
year round for real hand beauty.
Never dust or work about the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
MoIasses Sweetens
Apple Pie

FOR A subtle flavor sweeten
your next apple pie with mo-
lasses. Apple dumplfngs and
hard sauce are really an extra
special treat sweetened this
same way. To make the sauce
Cream half a cup of butter and
gradually add a cup of confec-
TONERS sugar Beat until very
light, then add a tablespoon OF
fine molasses and one-fourth
teaspoon each OF cinnamon and
grated orange rind. a teaspoon
OF vanilla and a pinch Of salt.
Beat thoroughly and chill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

navy with large white Hover
and-vine print is the second
waffle pique frock. II has a
swinging full circular skirt and
the new young torso-long and
lissome-very fitted and ac-
cented by dipped band Of
white pique which goes all
around the low waist.
Starting under the arms is
another band of white pique
which decorates the front Of the
bodice, finishing in a big fiat
bow at the squared neckline.
An adorable dress for the pint
sized babe IS this print--whlch
she can wear dancing as well
as driVingl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

TOMORROW WE will talk Of
girdles and foundations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

Whizbsngs of junior frocks for the
joyous Fourth! OF waffle pique in white
combined with such colors as Firecracker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
PROTECT RECIPES

To keep the cards in a cook
ing recipe file cabinet clean, coat
them with white shellac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Raspberry Cooler

3 cups ripe currants
] quart red raSpberries
4 cups water
- cup sugar
= cup lennon tttit,r,
! pint chilled ginger ale
Wash. drain and crush fruits
Add ] cup water and cook until
currants become white Strain
through cfeeSeCtoth and add re-
naming water. sugar and lemon
juice Chill Al serving time
combine with ginger ale and
pour over ice cubes. Serves 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

l teaspoon lemon juice
II cup sugar
2 cups rsspbcrries
u cup heavy cream, whipped
b II teaspoon salt
! 9-inch pie shell
Dissolve gelatine In hot water.
Stir until dissolved and add
lemon juice. Mix sugar with
washed and hulled crushed ber-
ries: let stand Is minutes. Drain
juice from berries and add TO
gelatin mixture; chill until
starting TO thicken.
Whip with rotary or electric
beaten until fluffy. Fold in ber-
ries and cream which has been
whipped with salt. Pour into
pastry. and let chill until firm.
Serve with whipped cream If de-
sired.
Raspberry Mullins
2 cups -four
"a teaspoon SAT-
3 teaspoons baking powder
? tablespoons sugar
y cup milk
] beaten egg
3 tablespoons melted shorten
ing
= cup fresh red raspberries
Sift together -four. salt. bak-
Ing powder and sugar. Add milk.
egg and melted shortening all at
one time. Stir just a few
strokes a#-sdd- raSpherries-
Continue stirring batter until
dry -four disappears. Batter will
appear lumpy.
Fill creased muffin pans two
thirds full and bake in hot oven
400 to 425 degrees) about IS
minutes. Makes ] dozen muf-
fms.
For raspberry RTTddfe cakes
add u cup Of the washed and
drained berries 10 your favorite
griddle cake batter. Bake as
uguai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

red, Skyrocket blue and Pinwhee green,
sizes 9-15, each is $3.50. For shopping
information, call Joan Dean, Cherry $500.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Plans Complete for Discrimination Book Review on Wedns
Mrs. Lamkins Opens
for Episcopal League

PLANS ARE COMPLETE for
the dessert-luncheon book re-
view to Be held on Wednesday.
At the home of Mrs. Sumner d.
Lamkins. 1851 North Gratiot
avenue, at 100 o'clock. Mrs.
Royal w Eppler Of Utica will
review Ellen Glasgow's latest
book. I'm This Our Life" Mrs.
Paul w. Mckee will introduce
her.
The event, the final one in z
series held during the year, Il
sponsored by the Young Wom-
ems Episcopal League.
Mrs. Hunter Judd, chairman
o. the series, has completed CON-
mittee appointments. Mrs. Geo,
Merifield Is chairman Of food
arrangements. Her committee in
cludes Mrs. Franz pevantier.
Mrs. Lawrence Kent. Mrs. Theo-
dore Pettibone, Mrs. Harry
Poole, Mrs. Robert Richard.
Miss Marion Kelly, Mrs. James
Spier and Mrs. Harry E. Taylor.
Mrs. Harvey Millar is in
charge of serving, assisted by
Mrs. Harry Metler, Mrs. Brodie
Toothman, and Mrs. Donald
Park.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05

No. hGhded WITH circles Of pinAI
,rosshu1a NJ silver head bard
hel1 ~ slAouldsr length white
VEL. eho wore silver slippers
ana ~ 0oWees were pink carn-
ation1 ~ tohy's breath, Tn
frjde1ao16 49, Stella AAncslso,
who voee : pink satin gown and
oliver slippGss. Her flovsrs
were blue and were comhinod
with h0b0s6 bceath. Edward Ca
pr, bro1kae G the bridegroom.
Wa - MN.
Mn. Atvard wore I blue ana
white pEjnS With . navy redinG-
ote. My1s (asper wa drea1o
In blHe ana wore ! blu6 NJ
whito M. .
TWen1y thru quests wego
SDrvod . WEDDING breakfast q
TIE ,Isivard home which was
decoE1ted with pink, white IN
grooh T1b6oH& A three TERED
weddino scnle, holding = minia-
tlire birds and bridegroom,
sracsd Ne table.
a recsption was held in the
evening q the bridal couples
hons q Jones street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Everett Hartin Heads
Baptist Fellowship

BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES
FELLOWSHIP, which NESTS II
the home Of the Rev. and Mrs.
Harold Hayward every Sunday
after evening services, last eve
ming elected officers for the
coming year.
Everett Hartin II the new
president; Eloise LaCroix, vice
president; Mary Ann Great
house, secretary; Phyllis Hamp-
ton. treasurer; and Katherine
Weinberg. program chairman.
Miss LaCroix will be chairman
Of refreshments for the year.
Thirty-seven members were
present at last evenings meet
ing. and the new officers were
. installed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Baxter Smith Niptial Vows
Spoken in Pretty Home Ceremony

ELIZABETH BAXTER, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bax-
ter, became the bride OF Robert
c. Smith, son of Mrs. Ida +.
Smith, In Z pretty home cere-
mopy Saturday evening at eight
O'clock.
Rev. Harold Hayward read
the service by candlelisht in the
living room. which was decorat-
Cd with white snapdrasons and
carnations and wedding bells. /,
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her father. chose .
gown Of pale blue ,r her we'd
ding. The bodice, with its square
neck and short puffed sleeves
was made Of lace and the full,
floor-length skirt Of net. Her
matching finger-tip veil fell
from : SEED pearl tiara and her
Aowste wars u t6esaeese ~ wh1es
gardeniaG ~sass F,
Mrs. Mario Barra Of Detoit,
aunt Of the bride, Wa matron Of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Three Flower Clubs
Report Full Support
for Meow Party

ALL MEMBERS at the Per-
pstusl Help Club, the Rose Club
end the ladies' Of the Daisy Club
howo announced their intention
ol attending the May Scholar
ship dessert card iarty being
aponsorod by st. Louis meow
On Thursday afternoon, May 8,
q $50 o'clock in St. Louis hall.
- 49, xhsse clubs are the first to
repoEt their plans to Mrs. z. j.
Downing, general chairman of
he event. Full attendance Of all
hower clubs b the aim of the
committee In charge, and q prize
will be awarded to the club sell
ing the most tickets.
The party, to raise funds for
Z scholarship for the National
Catholic School Of Social Serv-
ice, II open to the pubic.
MRS. SIDNEY LOWS is cele-
bratins her birthday annivers-
ary today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Ia YOU WANT your slacks

n YOU WANT your Stacks to
fit perfectly. to look casual but
not sloppy, make them to your
measure, with this easy pattern.
Included 10 . stunning sports
Shlrt, that can be made with
lone, butlpn- cuffed slesves, -
we'll ae.wlth short. Linen, jerssy.
llonpol, denim, oinoham.
rottoGn No. ooo4 = dssisned
n svoa si1es 11 70 -. Size II
blouse. short sleeves, : yards Of
3o-inch fabric. slacks an yards.
Per This attractiws pattern.
send lie IN coin, yonr name, sd-
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Shower Fetes
Bride-EIect

RITA VAN HOLLENBECK,
bride-elect, was honored yester-
day at q tea and linen shower
given by Evelyn Crack at her
home on Buena Vista, Detroit.
The hostess laid the tea-table
with lace cloth, conferred by q
crystal bowl Of violets. Flower
shaped candles floated in the
bowl with the flowers, and tall
tapers thanked the arrange
ment. Shirley Tyack Of Mount
Clemens presided.
Nineteen guests were present,
including several from Mount
Clemens. They were Mrs. n.
J. Van Hollenbeck, Lillyan
Bandlow, Mrs. Mitchell Rasti-
que, Eileen Tufnell, Mrs. Ed
ward vernier. Miss Tyack and
the honor guest.
Miss Van Hollenbeck, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
mey ]. Van Hollenbeck, Smith
street, will become the bride
Of Edward ]. Vernier, Jr., son
Of Mr.. and Ms. e. J. Vernisr
Of Maple street, on May - IN
st. Peters church at ten o'clock.
The couple will be attended
by Mrs. Howard +. johnson o1
Birmingham, sister Of the bride,
and Jack Fellows Of Mount
Clemens. :
Their engagement was an
noupced 1t . family dinner par
II, GA. Sunday >Teh.n3 s- "a. !.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Couple Reveals
December Weddinq

THE MARRIAGE Of George
G. Ryan and the former Donna
Wilcox Of jackson, Il announced
today. Tho wedding took place
in Angola, Ind, on Dec. ., 1910.
Mr.. Ryan Is employed at Metal
Products. They are 1t home to
their friends at Is Parkview
avenue.
MRS. WILLIAM q. KERNS,
Mr.. and Mn. Donald Monroe
and daughter Harriet were
guests Of Mrs. Joseph T. Hnbrey
and Mrs. David s. Childs yo0-
terday at their home on Linz
coin avenue.
MRS. CHARLES McKNS-
TRY. mother Of Roy Mclkinstry,
is spending several weeks with
friends IN the East. Min Mary
White win b = guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Mckinstry during
May.
MRS. STANLEY FLANDERS
and daushter, Martha, q Fresno.
CAL, win arrive June 3 70 spend
the summer with AeEs. Tlanders;
mother, Mrs. Harry L. Scott.
= lA.<<x ~
DIR. AND MRS. RuSSxI.L ga
LOT and Mr., and Nrs. Raul 8.
Hixt entertalned their Sunday
night supper club last svsning
at, the Hirt home.
kATHLIIN BEER Of wash-
inSton avenue. was q weekend
quest q The home q Mr.. anA
MA Thonas KIM. TilIson
/, street, Iomoo.
WusftAlfJklUrR or FLINT
Sspeak ~ vvook.ea1 q the hosas
6 ~ 1eeher, Nh. Mary Jannes
- 0enevlsw svsnue. sTs1~
HUNTER JUDD has resumed
his teaching dutiss q Mount
Clemens High school following
awesk q illnsss.
m. AND M1S. Jo0RpH
0Auxue g Utieo aAnelBnss ~
arrival 6 . son, besn 0(1n1ax
neraing = d yeeagh's hospitsa.
ms, WILLIAM BERGMAN
Z eeservint ~ hlsthday anni-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Flying, Cadet

PAUL 0OTTKE, son -of Mr..
and Mrs. p. " Gottke, So Grand
avenue, ID on his way to Corsi-
cana, Texas. to start q course q
. flying cadet in the United
States Army Air Corps. Mr..
Gottke. 4 1895 graduate Of
Mount Clemens High school,
took his examination 1t Sell
ridge Field In February, but the
results were not known until re-
Gently. when hs was already In
Selective Service ut Maxwell
Field. Alahainn, He attended An
derson, Indiana, college.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05

The tea table was. . Joy TO the
eye with its arrangement Of
American beauty roses, red tap
ers and dainty cakes and sand
witches. Some Of. the latter were
made In the form Of Spring bon.
nets and tasted - good a they
looked. Presiding 1t the table
during the afternoon were Mrs.
M. E. Watkins. Mrs. Hugh Neale.
Mrs. Milo Warner and Mrs. VIII
liam Koehler.
Mrs. Walter G. Kruse played
group Of pian6 numbers during
the afternoon. Among other se-
lections were those given by
Priscilla Thinker. who sang II
Hear . Brown Bird Singing. "
She was accompanied by Nancy
Lewark: Joan Reitzel. who
played ITO q Wild Rose" and
Jean Richard. who sang ave
Maria" with accompaniment by
Mrs. George McGinnis. About rs
people enjoyed the hospitality
of the Guild and Of DR.. and Mrs.
Reitzel.
Mrs. Ambrose Powers was
general chairman and she was
assisted by Mrs. William Bergan,
Geraldine Gerald, Jean Richard
and Betty Weiss.
MRS. DAVID KLEIN will en-
terrain the BIN. Junior Sister.
hood at $50 o'clock Tuesday
evening at the Olympia Hotel.
EUNICE KIDD, student at the
State Normal College, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kidd. was
at home over the weekend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Dance School Opens
in Jewel BUILDING &

A DANCING SCHOOL for
adults and children u being
sponsored by Mis- rincos
Schiettecatte. Of this city. ! ytu-
dent ct the Top Hat Studio In
Deroit. Instruction will be given
in tap, toe and ballet.
Registrations will be taken IN
the Jewel Theatre hall. on
Wednesday, May Z. from four
to six o'clock. A women's class
has been registered and y well
under way.
BILLY MILLAR squsezed his
birthday party In between two
attacks Of measles. Billy, the
small son Of Dr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Millar, observed his seventh
birthday on April Al while con-
fined to his home with measles.
On Saturday afternoon he en-
tertained Is of his young friends
at q belated party and On Sun
day his brother Jimmy Develop
ed the popular disease.
SEVERAL YOUNG MOTH.
ERS and their small daughters
are spending the afternoon ct
the home Of Mrs. Frederick Me-
Kay, among them Mrs. c. M.
Stanton and daughter. Jean, Of
Cleveland.
MRS. VINCENT BRlNKER
has a her guest her sister,
Helen Donnelly Of Columbus, o.
who arrived yesterday for Z
visit Of several days.
MILTON PENZIEN b con
fined TO his home q 3o7 Euclid
avenue by serious Hines. His
condition Il slightly improved.
MIR. AND MRS. E110TT
NEFr Of 81. Clair Shares - ~
parents Of . dauehtef. born. -
st. Joseph's hospital aeturdag
night. IN,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
FEC Women $ Guild
Plans Annual Event

WoMEN'S GUILD Of Zion
Evangelical Church will hold it,
annual birthday luncheon on
Wednesday at 1890 o'clock In
the church dining room. A bus
mess meeting will follow.
Circle leaders are In charge
Of arrangements. They are Mrs.
william Babe, Mrs. Edward Har-
der, Mrs. Dora Fleming and Mrs.
Charles Sherlock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05

honor. She herself was married
only last week In Detroit, and
the bride was her attendant.
Mrs. Barra wore q gown of
deeper blue, and her flowers
were pink snapdrasons. :.
MrS. Eaxter chose for her
daughters wedding q saddle tan
dress with tiny floral print. Her
flowers were harmonizlng rose
buds combined with purple snap
dragons.
Mrs. Smith wore q, light blue
flowered gown, and blue snap
dragons and roses In rust
shade. e
John Smith, brother Of the
bridegroom. was best man.
Immediately following the
ceremony, . wedding supper for
approximately 80 guests was
ss1ve& IT. the Baxter home on
Hubbard avenue. .AGfs. Baxter
arranged the two long tab1es,
and decorated them III In white.
using snapdrasons and carna-
tions. The brides table was cen
tered with, the wedding cake
thanked by till tapers and bou-
quets Of the white blooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith have
taken m apartment at q First
street,
Among the out-o3- town guests
ut the wedding were Mrs. Joseph
Daley, Capt. and Mrs.. james
Mahon, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Sem, grandparents Of the bride;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bailey, Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Tonkin. Sibley
Tonkin, Mr.. md Mr6. Jerry HUI
Der, Anthony Kilbsrtus and Mrs
Arthur Krebs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Couple Sets
Wedding Date

Margaret Brede Of Detroit and
Wayne w. Adair. Jr.. Of Mount
Clemens, have set Jnns - -
thsir wedding date. Thu bride
elect L the daughter. OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl A. Brede Of Roeedale
Park, Detroit, and Mr.. Adair's
parents afe Mr.. and Mrs, Wayne
Adair Of l30 New street.
The wedding will take place
~ three O'clock In the afternoon,
Ut Martha Mary Chapel. Green
held ,villags. Dearborn. RSv,
Joseph =: Kennedy will perform
the ceremony. The couple wilf
live IN Mount Clemens.
The bride-elect Il wsll known
in Mount Clemens. Her engage
msnk to Mr.. Adair was NM
nouneed IN September. 1899.
Ass.
MIR. AND MRS aYDNuY
TINKI.ER and Mrs. Anna Weiss
motord - Ohio sver IN 49,
~. ~ ,sx \ x Z.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-05
Reitze| Home is Scene
Of Delightful Mothers Tea

THE HOME or DIR. AND
MRS. RUFUS REITzEL was the
scene Of . Mothers Day Tea
yeeterday afternoon. II wa
( eiven under the auspices Of the
Yonng Women's Methodist Guild
and was attended by the public
- well % by fathers and moth
ers Of Guild members.