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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

ONE HUNDRED Catholic
young people gathered last even.
ing for the meeting Of the Young
Peoples Club held In the club
rooms Of the parish house. Plans
for seversl different kinds Of
activities for Its members were
made.
A dramatics group was organ
lied within the club, with job
anna Braun, Patricia Smith and
George Mcdonald heading the
project. Plans for the group in
clude skits 70 be presented At
future meetings Of the club, and
tentative plans for Q more am
bilious production sfter trying
out talents on the skits.
Gymnasium classes will be
held for both boys and girls in
st. Mary's gymnasium. Basket
ball and other games are planned
for this activity. Mary Ann
Dluge will take charge Of girls
night - Wednesdays at 7:30
o'clock: Sylvester Hellner will be
In charge on Thursday evenings
when the boys hold sway.
Plans were also made for ALL
day meetings each time a month
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Couple United This Morning
in ST. Louis Catholic Church

A pretty wedding was solem-
nized this morning, when Char
lotte Karkowski, daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Karkowski, became the bride Of
Edwin Ustas. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Ustas Of Glenwood
road.
The Rev. FIR. John WEIGH per.
formed the ceremony In 81.
Louis Catholic church ut eight
o'clock this morning., before the
altar decorated with white
flowers.
The bride was gowned in
white satin. designed with
squsre neckline outlined with
pearl beading. The long sleeves
came down into points over the
brides hands. The full skirt
swept into a long train. Her
heart-shaped tulle veil Yves
caught to her head with . pearl
tiara, and she carried an arm
bouquet of white roses.
Mrs. Joseph A. Morris, Jr.
was matron Of honor. In q gown
OF deep blue satin. Short puff
ed sleeves. and square neckline
distinguished the closefitting
bodice, and the full skirt was
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Three Aprons, One Design

JUST see what you can do
with this one simple and mex
pensive pattern! You can make
q coverall apron that's pointed
In the 'front.' one that's cut
straight 1t the foot, end . pretty
little frill.trimmed tie.around.
Thus It's really Z three in-one
pattern, and endlessly useful.
What you'll love about the COW
erall versions u that they 20 on
easily over your head, stay put
on the shoulders, and cover all
vulnerable parts Of your dress.
In Ill three, the corselet waist
line gives an effect Of added
slimness.
This design (No. S67S) will
be your favorite standby, not
only for making your own
aprons, but 70 use for gifts and
church sales, too.
Pattern No. e67S II destined
for sizes 80, 80, 80, 20, q. -.
%, %. Size 80 requires for No.
and No. 2, 3 Is yards Of IS
inch material and ~ yards
trimming: for No. 3. ~ yards
Of 36.iuch material and IA
yards each Of binding and ruff
fling.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

MRS. FRANK LEONARD
SON was reelected president Of
the Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety ut yesterdays annual
meeting Of the society 1t the
home Of Mrs. Neil Z. Reid. Lin
coin avenue.
Other officers for the coming
year are: Mrs. Harold Green.
first vice-president, In charge Of
Stewardship: Mrs. Marion Dunk
lee. second vice-presidsut. In
charge Of missionary education:
Mrs. Henry Miller, recording
secretary: Mrs. Anna Darling.
corresponding SECRETARY; Mrs
Daniel Dsfenbaugh. secretary
for literature; Mrs. Don Kilby.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Child Study Group
to Hear Art Talk

CHILD STUDY CLUB, Group
One will meet next Wednesday
evening at eight o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. A. 8. Levine, 100
South Wilson boulevard.
Margaret Brayton Of the Chill
dren's Museum In Detroit will
be the speaker Of the evening.
Her subject is to be art APP
probation for Children"
Assistant hostesses for the
meeting will be Mrs. Hugh
Neale and Mrs. Peter Vladeff.
GILBERT KOLK, rs Church,
injured In an automobile acct
dent on Wednesday, II reported
by st. Joseph's hospitsl author
tiles to be in serious condition.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
HIS Drama Club Goes
to Play in Detroit

A GROUP Of members Of
Masque and Wig, Mount Glenn.
ems high school dramatic society,
went to the Cas- Theatre last
evening with Miss Nancy Bow.
man, their teacher. to the pro.
duction Of THE Doctors Diem.
ma" starring Katherine Cornell.
Among those who made the
trip were Margaret Andress,
Gene Brock, Elaine Buss, Mary
Cotterman, Betty Davis, Wallace
Eschenburg, Jesn Frinjs, Bill
Gasow, Betty Hill, Selma Jacob
son, Harold Krauseneck. Jane
Lindsey, Ruth Low, Mary Mar.
latt. Bertha Matz, Jean Miller,
Don Pettingill, Jean Pringnitz,
Elizabeth Reese. Shirley Rubin,
Mary Jane Shoemaker, Roberta
Stewart, Jack Syrett and Thel.
ma Ullrich.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Presbyterian Missionary Society Elects Officials at AnnuaI
OAR Members Attend
Detroit Celebration

MRS. FREDERICK MCKAY,
Mrs. Howard H. Fenton and
Mrs. Thomas Cross were guests
at the 25th anniversary lunch
con of Fort Ponchartrain chap
ter of Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution at lngleside
Club in Detroit yesterday.
Mrs Cross, regent Of Alex
ander Macomb chapter Of OAR
Of Mount Clemens. spoke brief
ly TO the group, inviting them
to attend the state conference
in March in Port Huron, when
the local chapter IL hostess with
the Port Huron Group.
Judge Joseph A. Moynlhan Of
the Wayne County Circuit court
was the speaker OF the occasion.
and his talk dealt with the obli-
CATION of citizens to vote.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
'HawardsHonor
Guest with Party

THE REV. AND MRS. HAIR
OLD HAYWARD entertained q
number Of friends last evening
in honor Of Miss Nellie Hutchins
Of Lawrence, Mich.
Their guests incluted Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Starner and daughter
Gloria Ann and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur West and son Blair, q
well a. the teachers Of the Hay.
ward children. Richard, Frank
and Violet Wedge. The teachers
who were dinner guests. were
Margaret Ann Ayers, Florence
Durant, Frsne Walker, Barbara
J. Teall. Eileen Putney end
Bernard McGhee.
During the evening, the guests
were entertained with q must.
Gale. which opened with solos
by Gloria Ann Starner. Bliar
West then played two piano
solos, followed by Frank Hay.
ward, who gave two readings.
Richard Hayward SANG
Trails End" and Beautiful
Dreamer, followed by II Want
To Go Back TO Michigan. The
program closed with Mrs. Hay.
ward singing II hesr A Forest
Praying" accompanied by Mr..
McGhee.
The remainder Of the evening
was spent In playing q series Of
games.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
College Symphony Orchestra
to Play at Ypsi|anti March 2

THE NORMAL College Sym.
phony Orchestra gives it, fifth
concert Of the Tenth Annual
Sunday Afternoon Concert Sea-
son on March 2. Beginning
promptly ut ais p.m., the con.
cert IL to be held In Pease Audi
forum. Ypsilanu. Music lovers
Of Ypsilanti and adjacent COM
Ynunities, are urged to attend this
program Of fine music, to which
there Il no admission charge.
Catherine Harrington Ellis,
soprano, and Lare Wardrop,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Coming Events



Sat. Feb 22-Insaation dance Of Metropolitan Club and
S.. Ay g.n IN vetsr.n. Hall
Communion in a body at am Mass. -3 '0''e''' ''0S
Sum- Feb ss-Asbury League Methodist church p.rlor..
.v $50 pm Friends are invited Rev. Harold Hay.
Mon: Feb ss.M,sAs.a Stat. wcry Broadcast, .. ,:,o
olson .The High Cost Of Dep Devotion" su'ae''
"0n FsS i Ho. d. IA Aux.y q First Pr:beri.n church.
Mon a as s:ss party BY Doa
No, is inv invited Ss:sry:ton. can !ssM iiol, ''s
Civic Lecture Series in Mount Clemens High school aud
Mon . Ssv: r. BY N Monday MSs:.:
the home Of Mrs. Leslie Thome 81 Market street at
ment in Mount Clemens Savings Bank Community Room,
Mon FEB scr, seou. roller ...a. party, .. o..v.y.
Mon FEB e.. 't.xsHs Women. Methods. Guild tn. HON.
Mon Feb sGolden Rule Circle Kings Daughters Home
Mon Eel. a4-Roy.l Neehbors Officers Club At tn. HON.
Tues. r.s s' soss 10Y q MS'ss place st pm
Of women i q S:os smb ~ I: :cs
Tues, noon sns .vsnns Mrs. r. Alton Noe chairman
Tues. RS: ssc.:d p:sS = King. Daughter. Home. a.
:n:hp q Mr.. Hus: dis:so S'e's u'a'F the eA'r'
Tues. Feb ssss Louis -Four oeiock Club At tn. hom. Of
Tues. ,s :;i s:s.s sss.oa and
e:s 3 ssr cuB Fl s. , 1sss !, y.
Of Mrs. Stanley Young. Brooks street. It pm.
Wed Feb 26-Chness Dinner, followed By cards In Kinrs
Daughters Home. sponsored BY Loyal Workers Circle.
Wed; Feb 2ePerpetus Help Club Of st. Louis parish n
the home Of Mrs Joseph Charbeneau loS Avery street.
at1p.m.
wsd Feb ae-child Study Group 2. at the home Of Mrs
Carl Stsruer, Kendrick avenue, At pm.
Wed, Feb. 2eSilver Cross Circle Of Kings psushefs ,t
the home Of Mrs Pearl Havens North Broadway avenue;
Wed, Teb as-chld Study Group 1t The home Of Mr., A.
8. Levine 100 South Wilson boulevard, @ pm.
wed Feb 3eTrtny Lutheran willing Workers 1t Lutheran
school ct pm. &9p
Thurs, Yeb s7Ross Club Of g. Louis parish q The home
d Mr.. Robert vogel, Quinn Road. at pm.
Thurs teb 97Cafnaon club at the home Of Mrs Raymond
Kaul az Cxockes boulevard, st pm.
Thurs, Feb 37-Unitsd Woscv Circle az Kinrs DpuGters
q ~ home Of Mrs Robert Ecksrt $50 North dsstot,
Thury Yeb S7-Hoiyhees Club o. g. Louis per6h. a he
hone Of Ma jcssph Gallagher. ssa Ncsth svsnus. ct
Tbus. yse: sz-oeA. Cab. q ~ hsus q Mrs. Hsssd
omitA. . ysgfia paaee. q 100 pm.
1buSy 1eA 4ee1spacot Dottome Cbele. @ he hona Il
MI Reward oeeee, o Perrin ploeo, 6 pm.
49,. 49,, - !. g : - -. >....,. 49,. .
Arthur psueehs Negth Broadway svsnps, st pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Young People 5 Club Maps
Wide Program Of Activities

has Q fifth Sunday. The first time
this occurs II March 80, when the
day will open with Holy Com
munion In Q body, to be follow
ed BY breakfast given by the Ma
tional Council Of Catholic Wo-
men. Plans for the rest Of the
day will be announced lster.
The next meeting OF the club
will be on Sunday. March 8. at
three o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Saving Fine Curtoins

To PHCVENT 0neer curtains,
or curtains that are weakened
from long use. from tearing IN
an automatic washer. place them
in q pillow case or strong mesh
laundry bag before washing.
First shake out the dust thor.
oushly. soak curtains IN cold
water for about one hour. then
wash in thick, mild soap suds
and luke warm water.
Do not sgitate the machine
too long: depend on the suds 70
loosen the coil. Rinse In clear
tepid water until the rinse runs
clear. Without twisting, press
out the excess water BY hand
or wrap curtains In heavy ab-
sorbent towels. II desired, . It,
tie starch may be added 10 the
last rinse water. Dry on .
stretcher.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

Mrs. Frank Leonard
is Elected Preside

trsaaprsr; snd ~ n
Reese, asslStaat 60 s Il
The group 49, ! !
charge q ~ -
the church toansey = i . ?
$50 o'clock. WIN ~ Z
committee h cAoeU6g lB 4
liam Miller. chais11en: n
bert Reese. Mra poRioa 4:
baugh. Mn. 4. 1(1k1 Z
Frank Ieoaardsea su( I
Amy simlns. g 8 ss ! B
psvotjouajs cpr \ - & Z
meeting were n cIlokI & g.
John G. Miles. .oDtb1 y ~ 6 =
Lyle Stoees q Watnel =
Mrs. Miller tal1ed RI - p IN r. u
sionaries Tor IN. 6nS y
work among No0Eoqe ~ Z
and America. Nh. G~ (
Westendorf sang q Z
70 Be . ChSiStian 4 \ "a ! ss''s s Sss n
PRO0RAlG = 4 ~
The program ~ ~ 4 L
noon. dealing Wje6 q
can Negro, wns u1 M ||
ton Of Mr.. Don1os ~ &
assisted b. Mn W @
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
St. Louis Group
Plans Party
for March II

THE ALTAR SOCIETY OF st.
Louis church will sponsor q pub
lie games party, to be held on
st. Patrick's Day, March ~, at
st. Louis hall.
Twelve different games will
be played. with two prizes for
each game, as well rs five door
prizes.
Mrs. Cecilia Higbee and Mrs.
F. G. Shorkey will be CO.
chairmen Of the event, and will
be assisted by Miss Olive Char.
tier, Mrs. Vincent Brinker
Mrs. Vernon Kerwin, Mry. Ste.
phen Schwenk, Mrs. John Barry
Mrs. Herman Brandenburg,
Mrs. Thomas Dryer. Mrs. 70.
land Charbeneau, Mrs. John Ma.
dou, Mrs. Walter Meldrum, Mrs.
Frank Petipren, Mrs. Clarence
Dubay and Mrs. Ira Fuller.
Mrs. Emil Elso. president OF
the Altar Society, and Mrs. Da-
vid Lowe are In charge Of the
sale Of tickets.
Mrs. Elso has expressed the
hope that all the flower clubs
can set together In this project,
for oil have never been at one
party.
There will be . Joint meeting
Of tn Altar Society and the Ma
tional Council Of Catholic Won.
en- on Tuesday, March II, in st.
Louis hall.
HARRY KRANTZ, who Is a
patient at st. Joseph's hospital
following an automobile accid-
eflt eaflier In the week In Craa<-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Whatsoever Circle
Plans Tea, Bake Sale

WHATSOEVER CIRCLE q
Kings Daughters yesterday
made plans Tor the annual To
and bake sale, g b. held thie
year on Thursday, March q at
the home Of Mr.. q. a. peyIocn,
100 South Gratiot avenue. 81
tween the hours Of two and ~
o'clock. i: 81 4
The public d invited 70 this
event, committees for which
were named at yesterdays inset.
ing held 1T the home Of Mn.
Perry H. Irish, South Grsttot
avenue.
Mrs. Irish Is general chair
man, and working with her on
the reception committee will b
Mrs. Person and Mrs.. Harry
johnson, the leader Of the cir.
Gle. The bake sale Is 70 b man-
aged by Mrs. Harvey Scott, Miss
Emma Goethe and Mrs. O. Is.
BARLEY. Jr. In the dining room,
Mrs. Don williams, Mrs. Harry
G.. Berry and Mrs. Arthur Co
pony will be in charge. while =
group Of four women. viii pre-
side at the tea table during The
afternoon. They are MrS. Paul
Ullrich, Mrs. Harry Donaldson,
Mrs. M. r. Little and Mrs. vii.
liam Neville.
In charge Of the food arrange.
ments will be Mrs. Charles @.
Niemetta and Mrs. Arthur Dom
aldSon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

~ BUBW JIsoSk84I
xvE1Y neighborhood hss .
Mr1 Malicious.
Nfa Malicious = at lesst
fairly Wo11.to-do. TAines are
sasy sneusA TT her - M does.
NJ Aavo - Spend Oh her time
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

SWEATERS will retain their
proper shape and size even after
many wsshings IL they are laun-
dered correctly. Draw IN out
line of the sweater on . thick
turkish towel before washing.
Use rich iukewsrn suds, hendls
quickly and gently. taking care
that the sweater 10 not stretched.
Rinse thoroughly IN lukewsrm
wster, never wrinGing o. twist.
Ing during the process. Abeeeb
excess water By wrapping n .
thick towel, then lay out the
sweater on The dry turkish tow.
81 TO conform with the pattern
drawn. II Il tsnde = ehrink 3
bit. pin In shape with rnstproe6
pins. s.. ..sr
MOUNT CLElgI1go Ston1p
and Coin Club VIII meet Me- -
evening. fsb. - q ~ 49,
6 Howard I1atsonbuhl1g. -
Droadwsy avenue. q 49,
o'ejoek.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Lutheran Willing Worker.
To Sew For Red Gross

TRINITY Luthssan wiIlinU
Workers will gathsS q III
school "a Wednesday, aftsEnooa
O enc o'clock % eew 1oe IL
Red CtupA Nrs. vsrpe AlW1rdt
md NsG md Liansberg are -
- hopteosee tor ~ usee(jns.
All mennbefs ars usUsd 70 ~
present.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

ths& IL Juse Narrieds went
live together . year.
She esn slwsys put her fin
GER On The faults Or shortcou,-
inss Of her friends ehildrsn.
when they are only bodies ~
thinks IT, - pity about Jsck's
eerS" Of woudsrs Il eomeono
elss's briGht-syed baby int
awtully Backward. When slse
grow older, she finds. more ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

floor.lsnsth. From q tisrs OF
flowers. her blue face veil fell.
She carried m arm bouquet Of
pink roses.
The two bridesmaids, Mar
gerry Socia and Shirley Moore,
wore gowns designed like that
Of the honor matron. but OF
light pink In color. They also
wore wells draped from tisras
OF flowers. and carried pink
roses.
Edwin Karkowvki wss bost
man, and Henry Morris and IL
mer Socis were ushsrs.
A wedding breakfast Tor -
was served q The hems q tn
bridegroom's parents jmsps-
diateiy following The cersmouy.
end . yeesptjon for shout 20
guests va held lister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ustss win mske
their home IN Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
Baptists Plan
Youth Month

The next four Sundays have
been designated as Youth
Month at the Gilbert Memorial
Baptist, church, Rev. Harold
Hayward announced today.
The evening service at 1880
pm. will be conducted entire
ly ss follows: Invocation will
be given by Andrew Newport,
songs announced by Archie
Weinberg and announcements
made by Barbara Hobbies.
The offering will be taken
by Adeline Ruhley. Alma Graft,
Conley Hampton, Olive Kanga.
liam who will act as ushers.
The remainder Of the service
follows: Senior Choir Anthem;
Introduction Of the B.Y.P.U by
Carl Starner. counselor; Chap
el Choir Anthem: Special Num-
Der by members Of the Senior
B.Y.P.U.-Earl Whalen. Phyllis
Hampton, Howard Schonshack,
Eleanore Ellis, Ebert Mitchels,
Lucille Newport; Evening pray
er. George Craft; Scripture, An
drew Newport; Speakers: Her
bert Russell and Dorothy Blake;
Benediction, Barbara Hobbies;
Welcoming Committee, Mabel
Brat, Albert Livingston and
Elaine Miller.
At the morning service at
400 am. the Scripture will be
read by William Miller; Re-
sponsive Reading by Margaret
Dunn; Invocation Prayer by Eu-
gene Brown. The welcoming
committee will be Truman Craft
and Emile and Albert Valen-
tine.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22
For Cut Glass


soapsuds In which you wash
cut glass, using . small brush
TO clean the indentations. Rinse
in clear water and dry with q
soft lintless cloth. Have the
suds bath and the rinse the same
temperature, and make sure wa
ter Is not too hot.
DICKINSON Parent Teacher
association will hold a regular
card party on Tuesday afternoon
from two to four o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Richard DeKete-
laere, a Fifth street. The public
Is invited.
JUNE GARDEN and Evelyn
Griffin are spending the week
end with Jean Mosley Of Pom
tisc. Mrs. Charles Mosley will
entertain In their honor this
evening at Q small dinner party.
BURT HARVEY, who under.
went m operation In st. Jo-
seph's hospital Thursday. Is re-
ported by hospital authorities,
10 be In good condition.
.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
KRUGER, 81 Fessenden street,
announce the arrival of q son,
born early this morning In ST.
Joseph's hospital.
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oboist, will be the soloists. Cath
crime Harrington Ellis, Q student
at the College. will be heard in
two soprano arias, Moxsrt's
"Alleluja", and one from the
opera Carmen. by Beet. Mr..
Wardrop was born In Brussels,
Belgium. He now occupies the
English Horn chair Of the Detroit
Symphony ana the Ford Sym
phony Orchestras. He Is . men,
Der Of the staff orchestra Of
radio station WJR. Mr.. Wsrdrop
will be heard playing the Haydn
Oboe Concerto.
The orchestra, composed Of
seventy five student musicians
and directed by Marius Fossen-
kemper. will open the program
with the overture to "Oberon"
by Won Weber. Other numbers
on the program will be Ochs,
Humorous Variations" on sn
old Dutch melody, Excerpts
from Blossom Time" by Rom.
berg, and three compositions of
Johann Strauss, 1.-THE Emperor
Waltz, "Pixzicato Polka, and
the overture to 1.-THE Gypsy
Baron"
GIRL SCOUT Troop s met
Wednesday afternoon with their
leaders Eleanor Van Alta and
Thee Turnbull. They spent the
meeting time sewing buttons on
cardigans for the Red Cross, a.
4 community service project.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-22

HARRY KRANTZ. who Is a
patient at st. Joseph's hospital
following IN automobile accid-
ent esrlier In the week, IL great
ly improved.
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train. Her full-length veil WAS held
by a halo of material matching the
dress. She carried white roses,
lilies OF the valley and gardenias
In her bouquet
Music before the ceremony was
provided by Mrs. Alfred McMuliin
and Miss Marie Cornell.
Attending the bride as matron
OF honor was her sister. Mrs WILL
lam J. Bak, who wore pink mar
quisette and earned q mun Of
net with blue iris and gardenias
upon II. Miss Eileen Henry AZ
bridesmaid wore a gown Of yellow
with Talismsn roses and stephan
otis on her muff. and Miss Grace
Cameron Of Centrslis was In tur-
quoise fashioned similarly.
Mr.. Donald ncCroskis. Mr.. How
ard ]. Hanson and Mr.. Ted e.
Ogden were the nsherr ard Mr..
Donald HcCroskie the best man.
Mr.. Hisy and mis- bride will make
their home at pompton Lakes.
~. J.
She has been q prominent UNI
ysrsity of Washington student and
was treasurer Of the Associated
Women Students. Her husband 10
. graduate Of Georgia Tech and a
member Of Phi Kappa Tau and
Scsbbsrd and Blade.
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Miss McClannahan
To Wed in Nav
Bride-elect Honored ~
Psrty Given by Aunts

Miss Lorraine McClannahan
is making plans for her we'd
ding in early May. She is
engaged to Mr.. Dewey Plank
ers and recently was the in
SEPARATION for a large party
given by several Of her aunts.
Mrs. c. w. Carlson opened
her home for the occasion.
Entertaining with Mrs. Carl
son were Mrs. +. Malacky and
Mrs. j. A. Randolph.
The evening was spent playing
court whist, honors going TO Miss
Dolores Randolph and Miss Val.
dean Crodle.
Later in the evening buffet sup
per WAS served from q lace COW
cred table centered with an ivory
ring bowl filled with wild orchids
and lilies Of the valley Silver
candelabrs with white tspers were
on either side OF the bowl.
Guests were Misses Mary Buko-
witch, Valdean crodle, Dolores
Randolph. Gertrude Painter, iAls
Lee IAthrop. Eldoris Carlson
Pauline Painter. Eldorane Carlson,
Mesdsmes John conklin. W. ~
Taylor. Lyle Lothrop. y. Msls1ky
Philip Fets. John Randolph. An
halscky. Ed hoclannshsn. Pau
/ Painter and the honor ruest.