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The Hagerstown globe., 1941-12-05
TO THE MOON

There should be lot of fun in for the travel lover 100
from Stories of trips the have heretofore
been regarded creations imagination
grandchildren of the present generation may make such trips
according DR.. Dnsmore Alter director of the Griffith AS
Economical Observatory.
Already study is being made of Il element known
Uranium 2'5 which the first flight will depend Accord
the SCIENTISTS it is possible objects the
OF there is little of involved
we'll fuel If send rocket the which
would distance of 2:2 900 900 miles, the
expense would be somewhere around $O0O00.0OO
The most comforting thought about prospective trips the
is that it will be back the moons grava
tona pull is only onesxh that of the earth. At least it
we'll to know that would not have the dead world
even though its quiet might be comforting for time.
On days that Mussolni isn't reshuffling his command
otherwise trading horses in the middle
Mt be taken from granted that he is of the
Evening star., 1941-12-01
SALE OF MEMS REGULAR 5.95
ALL WOOL FLANNEL ROBES

Annual 2-Doy Christmas Sole. Reduced from
regular stock for this event. Here's O gift for
that special man on your gift list. Plain
shades Of wine, navy, green or brown with
contrasting piping on IopeIs, cuffs and pock-
cts. Small, medium and large sizes.
Evening star., 1941-12-01
SALE OF MEMS FORMER
l.65 AND 200 PAJAMAS
Monday and
Tuesday Only!

Annual 2-Doy Christmas Sole If you're
thinking Of giving him pojonos, why not sove
in this soIeo Pre- -shrunk cotton soteens,
broodcoths and n1odroses with tiny 20 or
less fobrc shrinkoee Button down or MILDLY
sp-over styles Plain shades, stripes and oil.
over patterns Sizes A TO D.
tThe Hecht % MODERN MANS STORE Main roor)
Evening star., 1941-12-01

Annual 2-Doy Christmas Sole! Many ore fo-
NOUS Westminster "Gorterite" hose that
have the 2-woy stretch tops which stoy UP by
themselves yet never bind Also regular socks
and ostex top shortes. lisIes, royon and
silks, royon and isles and royons, in sizes
10 to 3
The Hecht Cos MODERN MANS sToRE-Main Foor)
Evening star., 1941-12-01
Monday and
Tuesday Only!

Annual 2-Doy Christmas Sale, A fine gift
for every man. Warmly fur or wool lined
for driving, sports ond cosuoI wear. Snop
ond sp-on styles in grey suedes and nnoohos.
Also ton. brown or black copeskins. Sizes
TO 10.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
THE MILDLY BLOUs E,

The M I'D - b y u , y,
streamlined for 1871, 10 the lat
est revival to take Its place
among school girl fashions Of the
current season. The new MILDLY
gives that same low waistline-
but because it tapers at the mid
riff and has reduced its collar to
q narrow shawl shape-it has
trim, slim, new lines. Its smart
once more to wear q contrasting
silk scarf with it, tied in q SAIL
or's knot. @
Pattern No. 8003 is designed
for junior sizes IL to 10. Size IS
requires, for short sleeves MILDLY
and skirt, AZ yards 39-inch ma
terial. Contrasting tie requires
bias stripe Q inches wide and 40
inches long.
For this attractive pattern,
send 15c In coin, your name, adj
dress, pattern number and size
70 Daily Monitor Today's Pat
tern Service 106 7th Avenue,
New York, N. Y.
Send today for the new FASH
ion Book-just off the press.
Contains latest styles, interesting
designs.
Pattern l5c Pattern Book 1Sc
One Pattern and Pattern Book
oedwod togothee 1SG
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18

more, who also attended. All
were present with their families.
For a brief wedding trip in
Northern Michigan, Mrs. Line
wore a navy blue tailored suit
with white accessories and q
corsage made from her bridal
bouquet.
Upon their return Staff Sgt.
and Mrs. Line will make their
home temporarily with the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Plegue on 96 Hubbard
avenue. Staff Sgt. Lines, of the
41st Pursuit Squadron, expects
to be transferred soon to Fort
Wayne, Ind. Until that time Mrs.
Line will remain in the employ
ment of the Mount Clemens
Dairy.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
PETITPREN left this morning
for Monroe, where they will get
Mrs. Petitpren's sister, Sister M.
Elmira, who has been spending
the Summer at st. Mary's con-
vent in Monroe. They will take
her to St. Charles convent in
Detroit, where she will resume
her teaching duties.
CORP. EARL TEICHOW, who
is stationed at Camp Sheridan in
Illinois was the weekend guest
Of Caroline Artman and his ia
Their, John Teichow. He will
leave soon for maneuvers in
Mississippi.
MRS. CHARLES MAS Is
convalescing at her home on 35
Lafayette, after undergoing an
eye operation last week in Jen-
ning's hospital, Detroit.
NORMA METLER, Isabelle
Miller and Phyllis Deneweth are
spending this week at the Girls
Friendly cottage, III oil d a y
House" on Pine Lake.
tMR. AND MRS. JOSEPH +.
FOX, of Ormsby ST., and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert II. Wilde, Of De-
troit, were the guests yesterday
Of Mrs. John G.. Charbeneau.
RUTH vERKLER has accept
ed q teaching position in Rom
illus. Michigan, where she will
teach In the senior high school.
MRS. EDWARD M. CRARY,
Of Ann Arbor. arrived on Sat
urday TO spend fe wdays visit
ING Clare Lenfestey at the A. l..
4arlatt residence.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Ruth Ellis,
William Lyons
Quietly Married

MOUNT CLEMENS PEOPLE
will be interested to learn of the
marriage uniting Ruth Ellis,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. A..
Ellis, of Armada and William
Lyons, son of Mrs. Lawson Ly-
ons, of Romeo.
Tall baskets of pink and white
gladioli and aster, with a back
ground of palms, provided the
setting for the 8 o'clock cere-
mony Saturday evening at the
brides home.
The Rev. c. H. Meeker, Of
South Bend, Ind, and former
pastor of the Congregational
church In Armada, performed
the ceremony.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father, and wore a
white street length dress of silk
Jersey. The basque bodice was
fashioned with q round neck
line and brief sleeves. Her &C.
cessories matched the corsage of
orchids completing the ensem-
BILE.
Jean Ellis, sister of the bride
and only attendant, chose a pink
street length dress with a cor
sage of roses.
Mrs. Ellis appeared at her
daughters wedding in a brown
one piece dress worn with white
accessories. The bridegroom's
m o her, Mrs. Lyons, wore q
black lace jacket dress. Both
mothers wore corsages of roses.
Best man was Orville Mellon,
of Romeo.
Miss Ellis was pleased to have
a few Of her college classmates
present at her wedding. They in.
cluded Elizabeth Harris, of Le-
roy, N. Y; Peggy Potts, of How
ell, Mich. and Dorothy Steel, OF
Buffalo, N. Y. Other out town
guests included Mrs. c. H. Nee
ker, of South Bend, Ind. and her
daughter, Ruth, of Detroit and
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice VanCon.
ant, of Detroit. Romeo guests
were also present.
Upon their return from a wed.
ding trip in Northern Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons will make
their home on School street II
Romeo.
Mrs. Lyons had been teaching
for the past year in the Meade
Elementary school and Mr.. Ly'
ons Is employed with the Pom
tiac Motor Car Co.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Handy Bulletin Board
A BULLETIN BOARD where

A BULLETIN BOAHO Wnere-
on telephone messages, MEM
oranda ~ TO comings and goings
of members Of the household,
etc., can be written II practically
q necessity In . large family.
Fraternity houses or boarding
houses will And It q convenience.
too. A fair-sized blackboard
with handy chalk will do, or
q neatly framed oblons Of any
soft wood or wall board that
will not resist thumb lacks too
insistently will serve the pur-
pose nicely. The bulletin board
should be hung in q hallway or
some room where all members
will be sure to se It.
MISS WILMA MARLATT, Of
Detroit, was the weekend guest
of the A. L. Marlatt's, at their
home on Hickler Lane.
MISS IRMA SIZE r FL 8 ID
spending the week visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Robert H. Wilde Of De-
troit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Lilac Club
Honors
Mrs. LaCroix

The Lilac Club has begun a
tribute to Mrs. Henry La Croix,
founder of the II flower clubs
of st. Louis parish. AT the
meeting on Friday, at the home
of Mrs. George Trombley in St.
Clair Shores, the club gave a re-
ligious statue to Mrs. La CroiX
for the grotto she has built in her
yard on Croker boulevard.
The gift was made at the sug-
gestion of the club president,
Mrs. Arthur Cooley, who ex-
pressed the hope that each
flower club could give a statue
for the grotto, with the name OF
the donor inscribed on it, in ap-
probation of Mrs. LaCroix'
work in the parish.
Presentation to Mrs. LaCroix
of the Lilac Clubs statute was
made by her mother, Mrs. Salma
LaForest, whose 18th birthday
was Friday. She is the second
oldest member of the II flower
clubs her daughter founded.
Guests at the luncheon meet
ing were Mrs. Florence Cham
pine of st. Clair Shores, Mrs
Ned Trombley, Mrs. Robert
Thomas and Mrs. John Gillett.
Pillow slips were won by
Mrs. Frank Whieley, and house
prize by Mrs. Alice Forton.
The Lilac Club will meet next
on August %, at 100, at 7e
Croker boulevard, with Mrs
Michael Mallast as hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Cherry Kidd is Lovely Bride
in MarQuisette and Satin

Among the out-ol-toWu onQD1
at the wedding weSe 1gr. -
Mrs. e. Benjamin and dauobt-
er, Ruth, Mrs. L. Ber9hout and
daughter, Nellie. Mr.. and 0r2
S. Hanse, Mr.. and MSs. DON
Dick and Mrs. Rene Seheep ma
daughter, Margaret. q DetzQtt
Lieut.. Louise HumphrsyA -
Fort Custer, Mr.. and Mn. Roy
Van Zanen and daughter, Mars
and Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hsy1e
and children, Harvey M
Bobby, Of Crosse Pointe; ana
from Roseville. Mfs. h. Gris-
void and daughter, Jean.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Bride Wears Mothers Gown
in Saturday Evening Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. William Plegue's

Mr.. and Mrs. William Plegue's
home on 90 Hubbard avenue was
the scene of a lovely candlelight
ceremony S saturday evening,
when their daughter, Dorothy,
became the bride of Staff Sgt.
John Line, of Selfridge Field.
The pretty ceremony was
performed before an impro-
vised white altar thanked by
candelabra holding white tapers
and decorated with baskets Of
gladioli and fall blooms. The
brides uncle, Rev. Edmund
Schliecher, of Richmond Trinity
Lutheran church read the serv-
ice and Mrs. Schliecher played
the wedding march as the brides
father gave her in marriage.
Miss Plegue chose to follow
tradition by wearing her moth
er's wedding gown, of ivory
satin. The snug fitting bodice
was of chiffon, made with
square neckline and three-quar-
ter length sleeves, edged by
beading. A layer of lace covered
the entire full skirt of floor
length. Her bouquet was of
white roses and baby's breath.
Similar white blooms formed a
coronet for her hair.
Evelyn Plegue, sister of the
bride. was maid-of-honor in a
sky blue gown of chiffon. The
shirred bodice was made with a
heart shaped neckline and small
puffed sleeves. The floor length
skirt fell In q flare. She carried
pink roses and also wore a band
of them In her hair.
Robert Plegue, brother of the
bride was best-man.
Mrs. Plegue chose Alice blue
lace for the wedding with
white accessories and a corsage
of deep red roses.
Following the ceremony So
persons attended q reception at
the brides home. Present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Matthews, of
Richmond; William Plegue, of
New Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Baldinger and family
and Mrs. Gusty Matthews and
son, Julius, all Of Crosse Pointe;
Ruth Degen and Staff Sgt. and
Mrs. John Gresinger from
Mount Clemens and Selfridge
Field and Mr.. and Mrs. B. J.
Degen, of Detroit.
Mrs. Plegue's mother was
pleased to have all her wedding
attendants among the guests al
her daughters wedding. They
included Mrs. Plegue's sister,
Mrs. Ray Guertin, of Centerline,
who was maid of-honor; her
brother, Arthur Matthews, Of
Richmond, best-man at the
event; and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Ernest Hasse, of Detroit
with Carl Plegue, Of New Balti-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18

GLADIOLI, lilies and dolphin
ium against a background of
palms and cibotium ferns light
ed with white tapers in Gather
dral candelabra. decorated the
altar of the First Methodist
church on Saturday afternoon
at four o'clock. The occasion
was the wedding Of Cheryl
Kidd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy c. Kidd to Harry Brouwer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Brouwer, of Roseville. The Rev.
DR.. Dupning Idle read the mar
riage service.
The brunei coloring of the
bride was EXCHANGED by her
gown OF white marquisette
made over white satin. The
bodice and short puffed sleeves
were trimmed with Irish lace.
The bouffant skirt ended In a
long train over which fell the
bridal veil which was draped
from q sweetheart hat Of white
maline. A purple orchid CEN
tered her Colonial bouquet
which was surrounded by step
hanotis, album lilies and white
delphinium partially conceal
ed by q mist of white maline.
Eunice Kidd, sister of the
bride, and maid of honor, wore
q gown Of blue chiffon over
taffeta of the same shade. She
carried q floral fan built Of
dubrum and lycoris lilies, del.
phinium and bouvardia accent
ting the deep rose shades.
Geraldine Gerald, bridesmaid.
and Joan Reitzel, junior brides
maid. wore gowns OF MORE
taffeta In . deep rose shade.
Their floral fans were compos'
ed Of Johanna Hill roses, del
phinium and larkspur edget
with maline.
Lois Ann Wilde, Of Have
lock. Ont, Ave year old cousin
OF the bride. was flower girl
She wore . gown Of French
blue taffeta and carried . min
nature Of the brides bouquet
Mr.. Brouwer was attended BY
his brother, Peter Brouwer
and the ushers were Jack Villrc
and Frederick Niemann. Dur.
ing the ceremony Jean Richard
sang because. Mrs.. Iren'
Maxi Hamm was organist.
Following the ceremony thu
bridal couple received then
friends In the church parlors
which were decorated viii
bouquets OF picardy and white
gladioli.. Later Z dinner VA
served to the bridal party
families and . sfew close friend
in the church banquet room
For travelling Mrs. Brouwe
wore q dressmaker suit Of light
weight blue wool with which
she chose black accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brouwer are
taking . motor trip through
the Smoky Mountains. On theil
return they will live at the Kidd
home until their new home on
Burlington Drive In Seminole
Hills Is completed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Plans Near Completion
for leo. Boke Sole

PLANS FOR THE GARDEN
TEA at the home Of Mrs. Roy
McKinstry, of 26 Byron Court
are nearing completion. The
combined tea and bake sale will
be held Friday afternoon from
two till five with Mrs. CASTOR
Vermeulen, Mrs. J. p. McHale,
Mrs. H. G. Berry, Mrs. Charles
Ullrich and Mrs. Edward Heine
scheduled to pour.
A number of teen aged girls
will serve. They include Lucille
Goulette, Janice Williams, Vir-
ginia Leach, Colleen Moore and
Phyllis Brink. The affair, which
Is sponsored by the American
Legion Auxiliary, has as its
chairman, Mrs. Wayne Leach.
Her committee consists of Mrs.
Bert Gwinn, Mrs. George Della
Rue, Mrs. Lee Preston, Mrs. Carl
Brink, Mrs. Louisa Green and
Mrs. John Stearns.
The public is invited to at
tend.
MRS. PAUL LEONARD with
daughter Angeline and mother
in-law, Mrs. p. Leonard, of Pitts
burgh, Pa. will arrive at the
Paul w. Mckee home, 20 Lode
wyck avenue, Thursday, ia
spend a few days. For the past
three weeks the group has been
visiting at the cottage of Mark
Mckee, Sr. at Broken Rocks.
MR.. AND MRS. CLARENCE
FIEBELKORN, Jr., Of the Upper
Peninsula spent the weekend
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Goeschel, Of ITO Burr
street. :"
MR.. AND MRS. HAZEN
VOORHEES,, Bergetta Boldt and
Virginia I. Miller spent the
weekend at Lake Port, Mich.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Coming Events

MONDAY, AUGUST

MONDAY, AUGUST 10
HARRY OLLRlCH POST, American Legion in Legion club
BAPTIST wwG, Moonlight Cruise to BobLo Members
FRANZ ss o1 sns e;G Ssussn hall
W. AUXILIARY 6 grocery party in Veterans. hall, a.
SWEETHEART DINNER DANCE of Macomb chapter Order
TUESDAY, AUGUSTA
SAMARITAN CIRCLE garden party at Harrison Town Hall.
LADY ARBEITERs' picnic at shadyside at ~
Wv Wv AUXILIARY XII in Veterans hail. At pm:
CHEST CLINIC In Kings Daughters Health Center 10 to
WIENER ROAST M.ccsbees the home Of MR..
,,,,,,o. ~ WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %
FLOWER SHOW. sponsored by St. Clair Shore. Branch.
H.1.x National sS Farm and Garden .sSSs in
ELEMENTARY CLASS in naturalization third floor, County
IE1o 81 = building benefit party in Legion club
GAMES PARTY sponsored by Sisters Of Charity in St.
.,,o, Jo'ep 1 .anitarum =. lobby. At $50 pm.
SPECIAL MEETING Of St. Louis Perpetual Help Club the
home of Mrs Joseph charbeneau, los Avery street,
TWELVE BELLIES zAJ Hsn's :. z ss3s 1t ),
CIRCLE ONE Of the womens Guild Of Zion Evangelical
william B.de IS Scott Blvd Guild friends are invited
s. o S. and p:l :. &. hom. Of
MRS Apa ;s a ASf nue. At pm
ST. PETERS CATHOLIC YOUNG PEOPLES cLu Be- outing
summer home Of George Duse jefferson avenue.
CHEST CLINIC at Kings Daughters Health Center 1880
to pm.
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters pollock At
the home of Mrs. Walter Meldrum lol Barbara
street. at $50 pm
PUBLIC LUNCHEON sponsored by Trinity Lutheran
Aid, at the school, ut pm
ROSE CLUB Of st. Louis parish at the of Sidney
Smith, Quinn road, At $50 pm.
GOODWILL GAMES PARTY sponsored by v. +. w. and
Auxiliary Veterans hall, at $40 pm.
FLOWER SHOW, sponsored ST. Clair Shores branch
mans National Farm and Garden Association, Lake
view High school auditorium, 26001 Jefferson
nue., at pm.
friday AUGUST %
l. O. O. r. in Barron hall, 1t pm.
GARDEN TEA ct the home Of Mrs Roy MeAinsy - Byron
court, sponsored By American Legion Auxiliary, 70
.lE p1. flst.5 ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Early Blocks
IT'S NOT TOO EARLY to buy
r. IL

IT'S NOT TOO EARLY to buy
your first black fall outfit. While
there will still be plenty of real
ly hot days to wear cool, sum-
merry frocks, you may want ut
least one slim, black dress In
your wardrobe with an advance
season flare for important &C.
casions. Short, flared peplums
are new, also tucked bodices
combined with graceful all
round pleated skirts, shoulders
becominsly rounded, yokes in
tricately detailed, dropped waist
lines. Important, too, are hose
in q new blue-black shade-very
sheer, Of course.
JAMES BROWN, of Detroit,
was the weekend guest Of Louis
Devantier ut his home on 10
Englewood.
MR.. AND MRS. GERALD To-
ZEN and Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
Fenton spent the weekend at .
cabin on Lake Huron.
JAMES BLACK ID taking Q
lake trip 10 Duluth.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Seifert-LaCroix'
Vows Spoken

ANN SEIFERT, daughter q
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances 4. SD
fert, 8 Union street. and Ulys1oo
LaCroix, of 81 Inches strest, az
changed their nuptial v0WS tl1ia
morning in st. Peters Cafh0lie
church. Only immediate fela-
tives were present at the cogo-
mony performed BY the Rev. r.,
Alfred A. Hebert ct 10 o,cIoek
Street length dresssA viii
white accessories, were WORN ~
both Miss Seifert, In dark gt0aps
and her only attendant N4bs
Louis LaCroix, who elaooo b11e
Louis LaCroix aa1iSted NJ
brother a. best man.
A wedding dinner followed
the ceremony at th6 hsiAe.:
sroom's home, o. Inches str0ok
Mr.. and Nrx LaCroix WI
make their home n NoCm4
Clemens.
DONALD WESZEl1Oo0 :
son Of Mayor and Mn DonaA
r. Westendorf, = WAITING -
parents while On 4 nine ~
leave from his training - ~
Great Lakes Naval Tfaining -
ton on Lake Michisan.
- So IN
. go n - ~
MIR. AND Mrs. EpJeUe
SHARLAND, Lincoln ayeGaoI
will leave tomorrow - Qon4
some time 1t their cabin - 106
and later they win tour - UD
per Peninsula. Thsy WIN xotalxn
around Labor Day. :, i -.
MIR. AND MRS. AI1Ek. ~
VAICK, Of Sheridan Stroe4 hnxo
returned from Z two Wooka mc(,
or trip n Canada. VI. ]. I.
81 ! "a
EDNA AND OLGA, sIE1i1u W
spsat S,andaUy W1i1hs 11tno A
Howard Toller q LonC1I j sss,ss u
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Couple Travelling Through Smo ky Mountains Following Wedd
Pre-nuptioI Porties
Honor Ruth ReinhoId

SEVERAL PRE- NUPTlAL
RITES are scheduled this
week to fete Ruth Reinhold,
bride-elect.
Mrs. Christie Schmidt will
honor Miss Reinhold on Wed
nesday at her home while Mil
dred M. Schalm will be hostess
at a miscellaneous shower at her
home on H arper avenue on
Thursday. Fridays party, to be
given by Mildred Hamon at her
home on 1872 Hubbard avenue,
will draw this weeks group OF
parties to q conclusion.
Miss Reinhold, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reinhold,
2740 Jefferson avenue, will be-
come the bride of VILLA m
Schwartz, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Herman Schwartz, 108 Grove
Park avenue on Saturday, Aug
ust 80 in Zion Evangelical Par
sonage at 4 o'clock.
MILDRED LYONS and Mari.
an Brophey, both elementary
teachers In Mouth Clemens, have
returned from q months vaca.
ton trip during which time they
toured Northern Canada ano
Western states, including Cali
fornia, Oregon and the state Of
Washington.
SHIRLEY CROTHERS has re.
turned from q three week visit
in Thamesville, Ont, where she
was the guest of her grandmoth.
er, Mrs. Fred Cudrore.
FRANCIS BEHNKE spent the
weekend camping at Cass Lake
in Oakland County.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Margaret AIIor,
Edwin Snay
Speak Vows

AN EARLY CEREMONY this
morning united Margaret Their
ssa Allor, daughter Of Mrs. Their
esa Allor, Is Fifth street, and
Edwin Steven Snay, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Snay, of 81
Church street.
The Rev FIR. Harold Rose
brook officiated at the ceremony
performed In st. Louis Catholic
church at z o'clock.
Street length dresses in fall
colors were worn by Miss Allor
and her only attendant, Mary
Ann Dluge. The bride was love-
~ In q dark green crepe made
with elbow length sleeves and
high neckline. White braiding
trimmed the bodice and she wore
z small-brimmed green and
white felt hat. White gladioli
with pink roses made her cor
sage.
Mary Ann Dluge chose q
Thrown bingaline suit with white
collar. Her corsage was of pink
roses.
Best man was Arnold Hellner.
Mrs. Allor wore black net
with white accessories ut the
ceremony. American Beauty
roses was her corsage. Mrs.
Snay, mother of the bridegroom
also wore a black gown with
white accessories. Her corsage
was of pink roses.
A breakfast for 16 was served
after the ceremony ut the bride'a
home.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Snay re-
turn from a wedding trip in
Northern Michigan, they will re-
side In Mount Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snay are both
graduates of st. Mary's High
School. Mr.. Snay Is employed
Is 4 mason tender with Kepsel
Brothers.
MIR. AND MRS. KARL O
BRINK and children, Phyllis
and Norman, returned last eve.
ming from a vacation spent al
Northport, on Lake Huron. Mr.
Brink states that one could see
his breath in the air In the early
morning but nevertheless they
enjoyed q swim every day.
MR.. AND MRS. LEONARD
BOOMS. Mrs. Martha Hesslins
and Mrs: Lena Geiger with twir
Z daughters, Evelyn and Caroline
were weekend guests at the Mi
chael Artman home on Wash,
ington avenue.
RUTH KUECHENME1STEF
has just completed her vacation
which she spent with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keuch
enmeister, Of the Shoemaker
road.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18

MRS. ALVIN p. ROSSO and
children Joa n and June will
leave this evening for q weeks
stay In Washington, D. G. where
they will be the guests Of Mrs.
Rosso's sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Held.
THE MISS E s FLORENCE
AND ANNA WHITNEY accom-
panied by Reverend and Mrs.
John Adams, of Armada, spent
a few days at the home of the
Arthur Whitneys of Kinde.
MIR. AND MRS. CLYDE ADJ
DIS, Eleanore Schultz an d
Lowell Adds visited Corp. Clyde
Adds, Jr., yesterday at Fort
Custer where he is ill in the sta
ton hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
GASS and daughter Judith Ann,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons,
of Romeo, spent the weekend in
Oscoda.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD
LINDSAY and son, William, va
cationed over the weekend al
their cottage at Mitchell's Bay,
Ontario.
GRACE BRECKOW has re-
turned from Toledo, O., where
she had been i'll the past four
months.
Z VIRGINIA PELTIER and Lii
liam tanner left last evening for
a weeks trip to New York City.
MRS. BESSIE ACK Is
spending q week in Detroit with
her sister, Mrs. James Young.