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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Mrs. Leamon Nam
Club President
viii Head Arts, Science
Group for Coming Year

At the last meeting of the
Arts and Science club Thurs
day at the womans clubhouse,
officers for the coming year
we're elected. Mrs. + m DRY
Leamon was elected to the
presidency. Mrs. Mic h a Ell
Devote will be first vice presi-
dent; Miss Helen Blair, second
vice president; Miss Gerhart
Bahr, recording secretary
Mrs. Alex McBeath, CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs.
William Hawley, treasurer.
Mrs. Otto Glasman was appoint
ed to take charge of the post
convention luncheon. In charge Of
the annual summer picnic viii be
Mrs. Richard Boscovich.
Convention delegates elected
were Mrs. Emory Leamon and
Mrs. Winfield sypher, with Mrs.
Karl Messner acting as alternate.
Other business of the day included
committee reports and a vote for
a donation to the orthopedic asso-
citation. Mrs. Winfield sypher, in
closing, thanked the club for the
cooperation given her during her
two years as president.
About 60 guests were present Mt
the luncheon and program which
preceded the meeting. The club
colors. gold and white, were used
throughout the rooms, along with
baskets OF iris, the club flower.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
New WouId nee
You Ike To 6VV6
IS Lbs. Of FAT?


How would you like 20 safely lose
come Of that ugly fat In few weeks
without rinky druas or inconveniencer
How would you like 70 lose your dou-
bic chin. bulgins stomach and hips
AND along with II regain your ma
tural charm and attractiveness-
weigh yourself today. Get . bottle Of
Xruschen salts 10 famous Erglish for
nulal. Then every morning before break
fnst take one half teaspoonfui In . giass
81 water eat wisely - cut cut fatty
meats. butter. cream aud rich pastriss--
- light on white bread ana potatoes
After week. weigh yourself again
ana just ses N you hsser's iost POUNDS
cf Ugly fat and gained that "krusehen
Fe~iing" Of Hraater visueits. more ensres
and improved heaith that % often ao-
company fat reduction
REFUSE IMITAriONss Demand ana
e~t only the genuine krusehen tths ia
nous Enxllsh forrnalsl plain or new
effervescenL pleasant. sparkling, Bottle
lssts 4 ws<ks and costs but trtfle. Any
Grugxist Crown Drug Co. broadway
Drug Co.. Paylees Drug. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
MlsS FRANCES HELEN PARIAMAN
May Wedding Plans Are Disclosed
By Miss Parlaman, Mr.. Copp
Ceremony VIII Be Read on 10Th Of Month in St. Luke
Church; News Revealed at Dinner Party at Foee Hom

Miss Frances Helen Parlaman, daughter of the G.. G..
Paramans of American Lake has chosen May % as the day
Tor her marriage to Mr. Alfred f. Copp The ceremony
viii be read in St Luke Memorial Episcopal church by the
Rev. Arthur Bell.
News of wedding plans was first revealed to members of
the family at dinner party Sunday honorng Mr. Paraman
on ms birthday and marking also the wedding anniversary
OF Mr. and Mrs f. e. Finn aunt and uncle of the brdeeect
The affair was held at the lnteraaken home of the Para
mans older daughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs David
Il. Fogg lJeannette Paramanl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Mrs. Clsusen VIII Open
Home 10 lllenna Club

Members Of Illema club will be
entertained AT I O'Clock dessert
luncheon Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. T. B. Cisusen on
Steilscoom lake Mrs. Robert d.
Chamberlain Will b. the assisting
hostess The regular study work
is planned for the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Mrs. BaroeIt TO Entertain

Members of the Typographical
auxiliary and their families have
been invited to spend Saturday
afternoon and evening at the home
Of Mrs Hallet Bargelt near Sum-
ner Mrs. Howard WEIGH and her
social committee will assist Mrs.
Bargelt during the evening. Games
are being planned for both indoors
and out.
This is the second in a series of
auxiliary dinners for the benefit
of the delegate fund.
Messiah Lutheran church dinner
announced for Friday evening at
the church has been changed until
next Friday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Lecturers Club
To Entertain

The Lecturers club of Pierce
County Grange will give the first
in a series of Nonsense dances"
Saturday evening in the Collins
Grange hall.
Members OF the committee are
Dorothy Cook. Frances Anderson.
Al Swanson. Melvin Mckinney. Lu-
ellie and Albert Ockfen, Grace
Houtz. Olga Fisher. Oscar Wisner,
Emma Davis and Mrs. Fred Erick-
son.
Daughters of America will meet
Friday evening at o'clock in
Warren hall. Mrs. Clyde Davis
will preside. Mrs. William Nc
clelland is chairman OF the gsllop-
ing luncheon.
Arlington Improvem club
card party Friday has been post
poned until April IS due to a con-
flicting date at the clubhouse. I'D
and So. Pine 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Tscomsns to Attend
Sorority Founding Dinner

Members Of Tacoma slumnae
Of ri Beta Phi sorority will motor
. to Seattle Monday evening for the
J annual founders day banquet at
the New Washington hotel. The
9 o'clock affair will particularly
. honor Mrs. Fannie Whitenack
Libbey. only living founder Of the
sorority. This years banquet was
/. advanced . week 20 ~ not to in
terfere with the province meeting
in Spokane next weekend.
Miss Peggy Lou Stebbins IL
president of the Tacoma group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

The lost doy OF Moy
hos been chosen by Miss
Bernodine Cloes for her
morriooe TO Mr. Emil
Rissi of 0rond Ropids,
Mich. The bride-elect is
the daughter OF Mrs. Dora
Cloes Of this city and her
fionoe the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henri Rissi OF De-
troit. Vows will be ex-
changed in O morning
ceremony OF ST. Potrick's
Cotholic church.
phAf ruvata4a ~ trrtsas -. sat-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Mrs. Adams Fetes
Miss Duncan
Popular Bride-elect 10 Wed
Mr.. Finniean Saturday

Mrs. William NJ. Adams en-
tertained Thursday evening at
her home on Steilacoom lake
in honor of Miss Molly 10 Dun
can, who on Saturday after
noon will become the bride of
Mr.. Dayton Finnigan. The
affair was a spade shower and
dessert bridge, favors being
won by Mrs. James LePenske
and Mrs. Arthur Poole.
Quaint bridesmaids ices in pas
tells were served at A.. the supper
hour and on the tables pink, blue
and white miniature flowers were
used.
Present at the party were Mrs.
William Wingard. Mrs. James lie
Penske, Mrs. George Duncan,
mother of the guest of honor. Mrs.
Arthur Poole. Mrs. Preston Onstad,
Mrs. Harold Gustsfson. Mrs. Will
lam Adams, sr., Mrs. Isabelle Ray
Bailey, Mrs. Fred Kennedy, Miss
Margaret Tilley and Miss Agnes
Sabol.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
VOLS TO Entertain 81
Browns Point Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woolf OF
Browns Point will open their home
TO members of the United Com
mercial Travellers and their wives
on Saturday evening. The affair
in to be q costumcd. old time box
social.
NacKenna PIT. A. will meet FRI
day evening. Mrs. A. 4. Purcell
presiding. The primary room will
give the program.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

s Well, here's good stort for the Roberts They'll
rest owhiIe oboord the little motor boot thot
eorried them TO the google fishing woters-cnd then
in for more fish Thot isn't bell hops hot Mrs Roberts
is wearing It's her fishing goggles. pushed book on her
heed. A p Photos
Evening star., 1941-09-28

COVE one with George Roberts, Mom Efeouord for dive into
ertol tropeo ond you pick
for dinner. ~ ' ~ r
Anybody who isn't ooid hold swim under voter
gog9Gn9
He Of Of
both the ond Held poce by
woterteht - " ~ ~ " ~ "
Your ~eopon 6fo0t steel with shop
flesh
used the neshot p
the tube, q hold n miss q il is shot
For fishing likely
fish Iu You slowly the peene qoss
quietly.
within or feet then pull back would
ond " '
your fish .eob ho,en hit his backbone you've got
honds
slim steel rod into oil He speor
Roberts eoder OF growing Of google fishermen Southern Fordo
thot 80
looking
had otek him Shork l4foot
Of the thrills o
Evening star., 1941-09-28

4 It's q Iody's sport, too.
Here's Mrs. GEORGE
Roberts coming up with her
own contribution 70 the fom.
ily's fish dinner. She hos had
the advantage Of her hus-
bonds expert guidance, but
other women hove enough
success. too. to keep at it.
Youngsters oIso in the Miomi
Beech section ore O growing
ormy Of google fishers. One
Iod Of 8 roreIy foiIs to fill the
fomiIy fish pom. IL you con
swim under voter, hold your
breoth for perhaps q minute.
you con quoIify at Ieost os a
beginner. George Roberts
estimotes he con stoy under
about ; minutes-when he hos
q bottle on his honds.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

Z Success! Pierced through by the
- steel speor is the coteh Roberts
comes up with-o hit thot took the life
.. out Of the fish before he could put up
much of O fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Invitations
Are Out for
Lake Cruise

You are invited TO make a bar
gain cruise TO Cedar Point and
return, Friday!
Fare for adults will be IS cents:
for children, 5 to Ia years OF age.
40 cents.
Steamer Put-in-Bay will leave
the First street dock at 9 a. m.
Friday, returning 10 Detroit
around 10:45 that night. conclud-
ing a l60-mile round trip on pic
turesque and historic Lake Erie
and Detroit River.
A stopover of 3 hours and As
minutes will be made at Cedar
Point. Persons who desire may
stop for 6 hours at Put in Bay.
Both Ohio resorts offer facilities
for bathing. picnics, dancing and
other amusements.
Tomorrow's issue OF The De.
troit Times will contain an Ashley
e. Dustin Steamer Line advertise
ment in which you'll find excur-
sion ticket blank, eXchangeable at
the Ashley e. Dustin office, foot
of First street, or at The Detroit
Times Travel Bureau. 1870 Cass
avenue. In the advertisement.
which also will appear in tho
Times Wednesday and Thursday,
will be other blanks emitting
holder to cut-rate admission 10
specified Cedar Point amusements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Travels. Show,
Other Notes
In Society

ELIOT GRIGGS EARRING
TON is due in town shortly
after spending June in Bridge
port Hospital with a fractured
hip and July at his camp in
Rangeley, Me.
MR.. AND MRS. S. E. WILL
KERSON are making a several.
day stay in Charlevoix. Mich,
at the Belvedere Hotel.
MISS DOROTHEA WHITE
and Miss Marianne Knapp. both
of Rivard boulevard. are guests
at the Beekman Tower Hotel in
New York City.
MIR. AND MRS. II. j. LAU-
FER Of Louisville. KY, stopped
en- route home from their vaca-
tioning at Portage, Point Inn,
Onekama. Mich, TO visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. William v. Sestock
of Detroit.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
RIDGELY VINCENT announces
the arrival. August 9. of a son,
David Ridgely.
Mrs. Vincent is the former
Miss Charlotte McCarron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Boat Club Players
To Give MeIodramo

THE TENT SHOW, to be put
on by Dick" and June" For
syth, will be one of the most
unusual features of the Detroit
Boat Clubs County Fair, Au-
gust % and %.
Bertha, the Beautiful Sew
ing Machine Girl" melodrama
of the purest order. has been
picked up bodily from the Sec
ond Pins and Needles Revue"
and will be presented by a band
of well-known 0ocally) actors.
Mrs. Forsyth is to be
Bertha; Howard Snyder is the
hero: Mr.. Forsyth, the villain,
and Corrine Wilcox. Nancy Po-
yah, Dorothy Patterson. Vir-
GINA Baldwin. Lawrence Bor-
der, Bill" Mcdowell and Cle-
nent A. Penrose Jr. also are in
the cast.
There are TO be shows every
hour from s until IL o'clock
each evening and a special show
at midnight. IL the public il
clamoring and the actors. ac-
cordjng to Mr.. Forsyth, are still
alive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

JUST TWO needles needed to
make this lovely. lacy chair set
for your chair or davenport. It's
inexpensive, too! Knit it in mer-
cerized string. Pattern 1880 con-
tains directions for making set;
illustrations Of it and stitches;
photograph of pattern stitchI
materials required.
Send TEN CENTS in coin for
this pattern to The Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1926 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich. Owing TO custom regula-
tons, orders for patterns TO
Canadian destinations cannot be
filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Miss Bushman
Is Married TO
S, S. Minter Jr.
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

AT IL 80 this morning. Miss
Janice Bushman, daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank
BuShman, became the bride OF
Samuel S. Minter Jr.. son of the
Samuel s. Minters of Colorado
Springs, Colo, at the home OF
her grandmother, Mrs. James II.
Pound of Virginia Park.
The attractive young lady
chose a handsome affair of an
tiaue lace over ivory satin made
with a sweetheart neckline, low
waiStline and lengthy train,
Her sleeves were long and
pointed and her white net veil
fell from an effective arrange
ment of orange blossoms.
She carried a smashing bou-
Duet of white roses and valley
lilies.
Miss Muriel Bushman was her
sisters sole attendant and APP
oeared in iris blue taffeta made
With short sleeves, a neckline
imilar 10 the brides, and topped
all with tiara of TaliSman
.o>eS. the same mellow blooms
which appeared in her arm bou-
luet.
Gordon Minter came from
Austin, Tex, 10 be his brothers
best man and being a home we'd
ding, there were, of course, no
usherS.
For her granddaughter we'd
ding. Mrs. Pound wore a light
lavender printed wolfe and
orchids.
Following the ceremony, a
breakfast, was held for the bridal
party and the immediate fami-
lies and by this evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Minter will be on their way
to Colorado Springs. the bride
wearing a wool suit of robins
egg blue and brown plaid with
accessories in brown.
Among the guests who came
from out-of-town for the we'd
ding were the bridegroom'S
parents and also Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Parker of Lima, O.
AT THIS point we'd like to
quote Mrs. Lloyd Nash of SKY
line" near Rochester, who says:
~ know of only three colors
that won't run-red, white and
blue. /"
We think Mrs. n. deserves a
gold star and the rest of the
afternoon off for such a timely
observance.
MR.. AND MRS. WARREN II.
ARR are back in their Pointe
0lace after several days in New
York City at the Waldorf-As-
,oria.
CLEVELAND r. DAVIS is
off TO the East for a two weeks
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gruen at West Park-on- the-Hud-
son the lucky stiff.
BILL HEWITT is being
thumped happily on the back by
his pals since that medal win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Food Costs Lower Today
Than in June Of 1897
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

sential particularly as far
as refrigerators are concerned.
The Department of Com
merce estimates that there are
probably about 100000 re-
frigerators running today.
While one uses only a small
amount of power, a number of
them, running constantly and
over a period of time, do use
quite bit of power.
Conserving Power
O., The rules for conserving
through the refrigerator are
found in the book which came
with the equipment. Remem-
Der? Don't open the refriger-
ator any oftener or any longer
than is actually necessary
Don't put hot food or dishes
in the refrigerator Avoid
quick freezing. Turn the cons
troll down TO economy that Is,
10 the lowest operating point, If
you leave for a weekend.
Defrost whenever the crust Of
frosty ice around the freezing
unit at the top of the box gets
one-quarter of an inch thick.
Keep your refrigerator clean
all of it. Don't pack full
of food, packages and cans. BE
sure that the outside door,
hinges, and door catch work
properly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
High Cost Of Living
Hits Ohio NewIyweds

COLUMBUS, Aug. 18.-(INS)
The cost of getting married.
as far as the state Is concerned
rose from 81 to about SIP in Ohio
today.
For Ohio's new law, requiring
couples who wish to wed to pre-
sent certificates showing they are
free from syphilis in a contagious
form, goes into effect. Instead OF
paying 81 for a license as In the
past, couples now will pay So for
the license, about s. each for the
blood tests. and 81 each for filing
tho rhvs' e'"-s' rerortS in probate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Easy Exercise
Strengthens
Muscles
BY IDA JEAN KAN

TO BE streamlined, you must
have a good muscular girdle.
But once when l wrote and gave
the technique for acquiring one,
a lazy lassie who didn't read on
wrote to ask where she could
buy one. Well, sister, a muscu-
lar girdle is one money can't
buy.
Let me tell you something
about this girdle. Nature de-
signed it for you and the muscles
run in different directions 10
balance each other and give the
best possible support.
There are long, narrow
muscles running the full length
of the midsection from wishbone
TO pelvis. A set Of broad, fiat
muscles come in at an angle
from the sides. Then underneath
are layers of other muscles.
Natural Girdle
These various groups form the
abdominal wall, and from the
standpoint of health as well as
streamline it is important that
hey be kept in good tone.
Your natural girdle should be
so strong that you could, when
it pleased you, get along with
out the boughten kind.
This doesn't mean you
wouldn't look better for wearing
the manufactured variety-most
figures improve perceptibly with
one. But it should be depended
upon as a finishing touch only.
II you have allowed your alb
dominal muscles to become
flabby. stretched and interlarded
with fat. you probably feel that
reconditioning is hopeless.
Effective Exercise
The most efficient and least
firing exercise position is lying
fiat on your back, knees fiexed
and feet on the floor. This posi-
ton also precludes the POSSIBLE
ity Of strain. Here is a good set:
In the position described, pull
up and in with the abdominal
muscles and push the small Of
the back fiat against the floor.
Relax and repeat.
Then from the same position
pull up and in with the abdom-
inal muscles and twist knees to
alternate sides. Relax and re-
peat.
Keep the knees flexed and
raise alternate thighs toward
chest. One foot should move
toward floor as the other thigh
is brought TO chest.
Finally. stretch the legs
straight down on the floor. and,
keeping knees straight, raise al
ternate legs TO right angles.
Copyright. 1871. King Testurvs synd, In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

ming swim all the way around
Belle Isle.
Mr.. II. looks none the worse
for wear-never more fit, as a
matter of fact.
AFTER SEEING her youngest
sister, Miss Polly Murray, off TO
Cape Cod, Mrs. Jean Murray
Warren has returned from her
business trip TO New York where
she studied the latest modes in
interior decor, and is once more
local.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Retail Stores Soon
Sell Defense Stamps

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.--
(INS)-Secretary Of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr. today
pushed his national defense saw.
ings program into retail stores.
A million retail stores across
the nation will be ready TO sell de-
Tense savings stamps TO their GUS
toners within a few weeks, il was
announced. At the same time the
treasury appointed retailers adj
visory committee which will aid
the treasury in obtaining the Coz
operation Of merchants in all
cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
n N ay! E: ,~

PRACTICALLY EVERY day. sees another name
stricken from, the September debutane and moved for
ward into the Christmas holidays
80 the few remaining parties. will be warmly welcomed
LAME Wright . Alice stroh Nancy GorenfIo Betty
Jane Jacobs
Have all cancelled their early Autumn coming out
narties so it looks as though the month of September
would he the separae and exclusive property of the Murphy
sisters Mary Louise and Cynthia Dorothy Lambert
Elizabeth Ann Frost and Marjory OBrien.
MANY OF the girls are a bit vague about their plans
but not Marjory OBren daughter of Eugene o. oBren
Of Seminole
Viyacious Mariory e.. whom most Of you know n"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

Marty will be the very first Of the Autumn debs
having chosen September for her coming-out.
And she's having Of those delightful late afternoon
receptions that all the debs and their beaux enjoy 50
much.
Martyrs assistants. will be Sue Balderston Patriot
Topping . Shirley Knox Patricia Talbot Mildred No
hun. Marion Potter. Patricia Posselus Connie Haber
lorn. Julie Lawrence of Evanston and Jane Howarth..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18

DID YOU know that food
prices now are not as high as
they were in June of 1887?
However, statistics show there
has been a 9.5 per cent rise in
average food costs since July,
1910.
In 1897 people more or less
expected a rise in prices and
looked on optimistically. 1t was
thought to be a reflection of the
fact that we were on our way
back to prosperity.
With world conditions as they
are now, however, every one
watches price rises with an
eagle eye.
Miss Harriet Elliott, associate
administrators of the consumer
division of the Office OF Price
Administration and Civilian Sup
ply, says this is justified and
that the whole defense organ
ization is working to help the
consumer. Already price cell
ings have been set on a number
of raw materials and semi
manufactured goods.
Principal Factors
AS has been the case in recent
months the principal factors ac-
counting for rising food prices
are increased consumer demand,
large government purchases ana
some speculative buying.
According to information from
the Bureau of Labor Statistics
prices for nearly all foods l..
except bread and fresh fruits
and vegetables, which were near
ing their seasonal low point 4.
continued 10 advance in July
as during the past seven months.
Sharp increases were reported
again in July for pork, lard,
shortening, cheese, coffee. tea,
sugar and canned foods. Much
lower prices were reported in
mid-Juiy than a month earlier
for apples, onions, carrots, pota-
toes and other fresh fruits and
vegetables for which seasonally
large supplies were reaching the
market.
Canning Program
Miss Elliott lists several
things which individual consum-
ers and leaders of groups and
organizations may do for ma
tional defense at the present
time. One Of the outstanding
things which the homemaker
may do is to cooperate in the
community program OF canning
fruits and vegetables.
She points out that as prices
rise, il becomes more and more
necessary for homemakers 10
plan and buy with skill and dis
elimination too, TO belong
TO a study group TO use avail
able information from governs
ment and trade sources. Elec-
tricity conservation is also es-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Mary Blodqe+t Befrothal Announced

THE ENGAGEMENT of Mary Blodgett. daughter Q.
DR.. and Mrs. William +. Blodgett
And Howard Sumner Holmes of Mrs. Howard
Sumner Holmes of Chelsea and Ann Arbor and the late
Mr.. Holmes
Was announced Sunday afternoon.
At q surprise reception held in the Blodgett home
in hoquois avenue. celebrate Mrs Blodges birthday
anniversary ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Is U. of-M.. Graduate

HOWARD WENT 10 Exeter and Princeton.
And graduated from the Engineering School of the
University of Michigan class Of 81.
He affiliated with Alpha Delta Pi.. and Tau Beta
P. honorary engineering society,".
Mary a Liggett girl. went to Wayne for year
and graduated from the University Of Michigan in 1899
IL. . where she Collegiate Sorosis
She made her debut luncheon at the Colony Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Heart Bid Cards Are Party Feature

TO CORSAGE bouquets Tor the ladies.
And boutonnercs for the attached small.
heart bid with pictures Of Tiny" and Howard