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Evening star., 1941-10-10
Party Forms
Style Shows
Aftermath
Goodwins Hosts to
Models; Tea Held
By Mrs. Caldwell

Yesterdays date books were filled
with parties, and each turned Out
to be a gem in its own way.
There was the beer and hot dog
party given by Judge and Mrs.
Clarence Norton Goodwin in their
Shoreham apartment following the
fashion show for the benefit of the
British American Ambulance Corps.
Then there was the tea at which
Mrs. Irene Caldwell was hostess to
members Of her junior committee
for the military ball next Wednes-
day.
Dinners on yesterdays schedule
included that given by Mrs. Lionel
Atwill to honor Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
T. Bentley Mott, and the dove din
ner given at the Columbia Country
Club by Mrs. F. r. Ma guire to honor
Miss Janet Hartz, whose wedding to
Mr.. Walter Gallagher takes place
tomorrow.
Show Models are Guests
At Party of Goodwins
The models at the benefit fashion
show were guests of honor at the
party held by Judge and Mrs. Good
win. Their son, Macdonald Good
win, also was present, still in the
Scottish kits he wore as an usher
at the show.
Others seen at the party included
Lady Chalkley, wife of the CONNER
cial Counselor of the British EN-
bassy; Mrs. George T. Pettengill,
Mr.. Clarence Hewes with his niece,
Mrs. Oliver Hammonds, and Mr.
Hammonds; Mrs. Davies Walker,
Mrs. Henry Beall Gwynn. Mrs.
Patrick Hill. Mrs. Kenneth Watson
Miss Peter Norris. Miss Sita Finken-
staedt, Misses Laura and Ruth
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Weddings Add Luster
To Fall Social Events
Miss Virginia Astryke Becomes
Bride of Mr.. w. l.. Johnson, Jr,
In Alexandria Church

White crySanhemums decorated the altar and Of the
ca picturesque wedding Grace Episcopal Church in Alexandria Va
daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. Lynnhurst Johnson.
o'clock which Robert Masterton
ocaed played by Mrs Robert
Because"
the bridal and the
altar traditional Lohengin
wedding music
Father;
s Attendant
The bride who escorted BY her father and given BY him In
Irritation fashioned
pearls high pufed sleeves and
Evening star., 1941-10-10

gathered a large number of COB
lets, plates, platters and pitchers
during her days in Latin America.
Mrs. Gorgas was the wife of Gen.
William Crawford Gorgas, who
gained fame as the chief sanitary
officer of the Canal Zone during the
building of the canal. This collec-
ton has never been shown in its
entirety. but various pieces have
been on view in other cities.
Mrs. Greenwood will receive the
several hundred guests Tuesday,
standing near the entrance where
DR.. Rowe always greets visitors to
parties in the Pan-American Union.
Arranged as a background for the
silver and gold are vestments OF the
period of the ecclesiastical vessels.
Textiles Of the Columbus period
also will be on view.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Invitations Are Issued
For Exhibition
Of SilverWare
DR.. Rowe and DIR. de Alba
To Be Hosts Tuesday at
Pan.American Union
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.

Society Washington developing
In the
late afternoon between
the Corcon Gallery of Art The Director General of the
Union DR.. Alba,
have issued invitations opening exhibit
American silver The formal for afternoon from
to O'Clock and will attend this showing well that the
Gallery wife the
MRrazilan Ambassador, will
The hours of the latter opening o'clock.
Assembled by Greenwood.
The exhibit silver has assembled by Mrs
physician pracced
countries During their
Greenwood became deeply interested
interesting herself which has been for
will include several of
exhibit the collection
the the Argentine and Mrs Robert
Evening star., 1941-10-10

(see WEDDINGS, Page B-4J
Evening star., 1941-10-10
All States Club
Dance Tomorrow

The original All States Social Club
will hold its first get-acquainted
dance of the season tomorrow in
the Annapolis Hotel
The All States Social Club was
originated by Mrs. H. de Roquelaine,
who is the Comtesse de Trefonds,
and Mr.. j. r. Williamson to help
the thousands of newcomers to
Washington to form a new circle Of
friends.
Government employees are cor
daily invited.
About seven billion dollars worth
Of new life insurance is written In
the United States annually.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Pen Women to Meet

An organization meeting will be
held by the fiction group, District
League Of American Pen Women,
at 8 o'clock. tonight in the studio,
1851 Columbia road NV. Rowena
Farrar. author, will discuss The
Technique of the Love Story" The
tentative program for the year will
be presented.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

MRS. JOSEPH B. ROCHE.
The former Miss Toy Eliza-
beth Hunt, she is the ddugh-
ter of Mr.. L. B. Hunt of Birnl-
ingham, Ala. Her marriage
took place recently in Sacred
Heart Church.-Under1Uood &
Underwood Photo.
MISS RUBY MARIE
TEMPLETON (centerJ.
Her engagement to Dr.. John
G. NoUak, son of Mrs. John w.
NoUak OF Pittsburgh, has been
announced By her mother,
Mrs. Raleigh r. Templeton of
Lunchburo. Va. The Uedding
1DiU take place in early spring.
Brooks Photo.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Rcp-
.rc>cntative DickStein tD) OF New
York announced today that i am
gong 10 do something as soon as
i find out what the proper pro-
.ccdurc is" about the sudden death
.of his fellow New Yorker, Rep. NJ,
Michael Edelstein Cd, who col
.lapsed in the House lobby after
Ia heated exchange with another
member.
Events preceding EdeiSten $
death started when Representative
Rankin CD) of Mississippi IN a
speech ON the floor, denounced
Wall street and little group OF
ON. international Jewish brethren.
charging them with seeking TO IN
cite the country TO war.
The New Yorker lcapedAo his
feet. angrlly. cXclaiming that IS
the kind of talk that makes
trouble
EdelStein stalked from the
chamber and collapsed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Obituaries
Mrs. NJ. Dettenfhdler
Funeral Rite S Tomorrow
in Dearborn Home

The Rev DR.. Carroll J. Rookie
OF the Hope Lutheran Church,
Dearborn, will officiate at funeral
services for Mrs. Margaret Detten-
thalcr. ~. of 1929 Reuter- avenue,
Dearborn, in the home tomorrow
at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in the
lakewood Nausolcum in Saginaw.
Mrs DcttCnthaler died in the
Providence Hospital yesterday.
She had been active in social and
civic groups in Dearborn until
thpc years ago when She was
forced TO retire because of all
health.
She is survived by her husband,
Max: a daughter, Juef; four brUtt1-
.crS. Gustav f.. Hugo, August and
Frederick Schmidtke; and four
sisters, Mrs Herman Reitler OF
Saginaw. Mrs. A. r. Potts of Gin
cinnatl. Mrs. G.. H. Ferris and
Mrs. Neim Ferris Of Bridgeport,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Jury Probe
OF Lobbyists
Is Demanded

LANSING, June 5.-A onc-mdn
grand Jury probe into charges thai
lobbyists with rolls of bills biz
enough TO choke an|oN' had al
tempted 10 bride legislators was
demanded today as the attorney
generals office launched an M
vcstigation into the charges,
They were made FIRST by Rep
LOOMS X. Preston of 81. Joseph
who said he had been approached
in connection with his vote ON "a
certain bill. He also stated Rep
eefi;riii HANDY al Eau Claire told him
ne was offered $1,000 10 vote for
a bill.
As other legislators came for
ward 10 report rumors OF plenty
OF money" floating around the
capital and large slush funds set
up for lobbyists. Senator d. Hale
Brake of Stanton demanded the
one-man grand jury probe.
Rep. Horace a. White Of De-
troit. who unSucceSsfully at
tempted to get two antilobbylnG
bills passed in the legislative ses-
sion Just ended, supported the de-
mand for a jury probe,
White said he had talked 90
Preston about the activities of
lobbyists during the session and
Il know some of the persons he
was talking about But White
said only a grand jury invesuga-
ton would uncover the facts be-
cause lobbyists work OBVIOUSLY.
However. Preston has declined
10 give the names of the persons
who allegedlY offered him a bride
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

4 recent medical discovery now
being used by doctors and hospitals
everywhere has proven unusually
successful i'm the treatm en- of
stomach ulecrs caused from excess
acid It is. q harmless preparation yet
a. ,ftref,e Chat in many cases the pains
di STOMACH nicer, disappear almost i'm
meIlIu.iy' aficr il is used. Also rec
bHucudrd. for gas pains, indigestion
\aud heartburn due 90 hypcracidity.
Sufferers may now try this AZ home
by obtaining a bottle Of Lurin from
tbrir druggist. Lurin contains this
utN discovery iu it's purcst form.
I4-r f1 t4.. lust mix two teaspoon
f-I- 500 laf glass II milk. Costs hut
UItlr aud sold under an absolute guar
3Htps that it must satisfy or money
refunded Turin for sale by Cunning.
tham ana drug stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Mrs. Mary Macarthur
Last Rites al Residence
To Be Held tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
A. Macarthur, IS, who died in her
home at 560l lvanhoe avenue, will
be held in the residence, at : PPM.
tomorrow.
Mrs. Macarthur was member
OF the Detroit Chapter of Eastern
Star and attended the Campbell
Avenue Methodist Church. She is
survived by a brother, j. w.
JeyneS; two nephews, Fred Jeynes
and Thomas .JeyneS, and six nleces,
Elsie Jeynes, Annie JeyneS, Annie
3. Jeynes, Mrs. Arthur Post, Mrs.
Il. r. Freeman and Mrs. Charlotte
LYONS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Frank Lewis Dyer
Former Edison Aide Held
More Than 100 Patents

NENTNOR. y. j.. June ;. -
Frank Lewis Dyer. inventor and
former associate of tho late
Thomas a. Edison. died of a heart
oilmcnt at his home after a three
months illness. He was 20.
Dyer. born in Washington, y. c..
held patents on more than 100 IN
NentionS among them being a
photograph record for the blind
that played more than 2ia hours.
He also discovered the basic
process used in manufacture of
liquid air. was co-inventor of por-
Gus concrete and invented the
round bale used in the cotton
industry today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Abe Greensboro
Funeral Services Todoy
for Detroit Merchant

Funeral services were he d
today in the Brown Memorial
Chapel OF Temple=Beth FL for Abe
Greensboro, prominent Detroit
merchant, who died in Grace
Hospital yesterday.
Mr. Greensboro had been in the
jewelry business in Detroit for
nearly 30 years and operated a
store in the Metropolitan Build
ing. He was active in many civic
and fraternal organizations.
Surviving him are his wife,
Lillian: two sons, Herbert and
Irving. and two daughters, Helen
Mae and Mary Jane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

Thousands have acclaimed Sterling the most underpreed
white shirt America and you'll agree. for styling, for
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Also see our MSTONE sub-weave Shirts and ar-eooled
MESH Shirts. each pleasing variety Of mellow coo each
at 80. Gift boxes free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Arthur Curtiss James
Largest Private Owner
Of Railroad Stocks

NEW YORK, June SINS
Arthur CurtisS James, one of the
nation s richest financiers and the
largest private owner OF
securities was dead today
following a brief illness.
James, who was "a years old
last sunday was better known 10
the public as a yachtSman than as
q gYcat mduStrialiSt although his
estimated investment IN rail secur-
tiles exceeded $50. 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
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Evening star., 1941-08-06
Kid Skeet Rulers, Shoughnessy
And Patricia Loursen, Hold
Spotlight in u. S. Classic

recent Lordship, Conn, shoot, but
dropped the all-around title there in
a shootoff that lasted through $50
extra targets.
Miss Laursen Is expected to find
her toughest foe in another Ohioan,
Mrs. M. L. Smythe of Aurora, while
16-year-old F. Lutcher Brown of San
Antonio, Tex, and his straight
shooting dad, Lutcher, sr., loomed
as Shaughnessy's greatest threats.
Clay target sharpshooters from
practically every State in the Union,
Canada. Mexico and Honolulu, were
on hand for a crack at the laurels.
Todays events were all 100-target
affairs, with the subsmall gauge,
small gauge and champion Of cham
pions titles up for decision.
Mrs. Smythe Defending.
Mrs. Smythe is defending cham
pion in the women's small-gauge
race, and Miss Laursen in the sub
small gauge, the former open to
guns of .410 bore and the latter to
28-gauge or smaller.
Shaughnessy will defend the
mems small-gauge laurels, but the
subsmal gauge is wide open, Cham
pion Felix Hawkins of Dallas, Tex,
not appearing.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
First Net Title Here
Looms al Last for
Charlotte Decker
Defeats Emo DeIlineer,
Most Serious RivoI,
In League Tourney

Charlotte Decker stood on the
threshold of her first local tennis
championship of the season, follow
ng her conquest of what loomed as
her most serious contender in the
Women's League tournament at
Rock Creek yesterday.
Miss Decker still must face the
winner of today's Sara Flea
nor Fishburn match, but when she
whipped sprightly Ena Dellinger,
6-3, 81, most of the competitions
followers saw the title in her bag.
Miss Dellinger has given several of
the topnotchers battle this year,
but Miss Decker was too steady and
had too many strokes. She appar-
emily possesses the same advantages
over both Miss Moore and Mrs. Fish
burn.
Miss Dellinger gets another chance
to stay in the tournament today
when she takes the court with Betty
Zimmerman for a semiflnals doubles
match against Peggy Smith and
Frances Rowan. The latter combi-
nation defeated Margaret Graham
and Peggy Emmons yesterday, 60,
3-6, 81. The other seminals dou-
bles encounter will be played tomor-
row, with Miss Moore and Mrs. Fish
burn facing Miss Decker and Willie
Herbert.
Consultations also are down to the
semifnals, with Dorette Miller due to
face Margaret Graham in one of
them and Eleanor Voith slated to
meet Katherine Wassman in the
other. Miss Wassmann was the only
consolation victor yesterday, defeat
ing Helen Porter, IS, 6-3.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Westminster, ,Midd|eburg Shows
Start Big Month for Horse
Lovers in This Section

jumping classes with liberal cash
prizes.
The third annual Beltsville free
horse and pony show will be held
August "a, on Powder Mill Farm,
the estate of DR.. j. M. Schaffer, 2
miles west of Beltsville, Md, start
ing at noon. This Is an unusual
show inasmuch as no admission of
entry fees are charged for the
20 events. There are seven classes
for ponies and juniors, three saddle
horse classes, and 10 classes for
hunters and jumpers.
A fitting ending to the August
attractions will be the 47th annual
Warrenton Horse Show, known as
"the Hunter Show of America" 4"
which will be held August 80 and
Labor Day, September /.
There are 46 classes, with seven
attractive events for open jumpers.
Featured are the 5000 jumper stake
and the 500 skyscraper.
The champion 3-year-old of Vir-
ginia, inaugurated In 1889, Is one
of the important events of the two
day program.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,

STtbS SpOILS WIIleI.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The
daffy major league schedules:
New York has three major league
ball clubs but for four consecu-
tive afternoons this week doesn't
have day ball game. You add
it up. And did you know that
Lee Grissom of the Phillies has
lost II games and hasn't won
one, but has one of the lowest
earned-run averages in the Ma
tional League. Which shows how
hopeless it is to pitch for the
-Phillies. George Uhle, the Brook
lyn scout, who has been watch
ing International League games
for a month, calls Johnny Lin
dell, young right-hander on the
Yankees Newark farm, $780,
900 prospect. Joe Mernik of
Minnesota, whose educated toe
beat Michigan and Northwestern
last year, may not be available
for Bernie Bierman's current
machine because of scholastic
difficulties.
Today's guest star-Bill Reddy,
Syracuse Post-Standard: John
Kimbrough has been cast in the
starring role of Zane Grey's
Lone Star Ranger after which
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Bensinger Defeated, ,
Schweitzer Victor
In Net Tourney
District Junior Champ
Bows to Frisco Lad;
Seeded Sturs Win
b the Associated Press.

CULVER, Ind, Aug. 6.-Seeded
players in the juniors and boys
national tennis tournament con-
tinued to dominate play as COMPETE
tion advanced today into the fourth
round for the older division and
the third round for boys.
Only half of Washington, D. C.'s
original representation was left, the
Districts junior champion, Bobby
Bensinger, being defeated by Harry
Likas of San Francisco yesterday,
Ga, 6-3. Britt Schweitzer, WASH
ington's boy champion, went on his
winning way by defeating Don Bow
man of Ada, Okla, As, 6-3, 6--3,
but was squarely up against 1t today
as he clashed with Don Harris of
Los Angeles, the third-seeded con-
testant.
The juniors top-seeded Gardner
Larned of Chicago faced Cincin-
natis Marshall Chambers in an i'm
portant match today while other
pairings sent Victor Seixas, Phil
adelphia's second-seeded entrant,
against Frank Willet of Admission,
Okla; third-seeded Jimmy Evert of
Chicago. against Hollywood's John
Howard fourth-seeded Bill Govt of
Philadelphia, against Ellis Slack of
Long Beach. Calf, and Bulge Patty
of Los Angeles, seeded fifth, against
Richard Warner of Salt Lake City.
Bobby Falkenberg of Hollywood,
defending his boys title, opposed
Felix Kelly of Robstown, Tex, while
Jack Tuero. from New Orleans,
seeded second, faced Eddie Radek
Of Chicago.
Washington's Schweitzer and Stu
Shpritz Of Baltimore won a first
round boys doubles match yesterday
from Kenneth Culp of Monroe,
Mich, and Edwin Schneider of Ann
Arbor, Mich, Ga, 6L1.
Evening star., 1941-08-06
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Sam Rice got three hits, two
Of them doubles, and Joe Judge
made two for all Of Washing
tons blows as the Mats defeated
Cleveland, Al, for their 18th
straight.
Babe Ruth fell behind his 1920
home run pace for the first time
this season when he failed to
connect against Detroit.
Mike Gibbons, st. Paul middle
weight, won an easy victory over
Gus Platts, former English cham
pion, in 10-round fight at Bos-
ton-
Evening star., 1941-08-06
Eorned-Run Average Low, Grissom Yet to Win
Uhle Hure Lnde Yonk Fumhund S0o 900 Prospect

John is due to report for duty
with the New York Yankees of
the American Pro Football
League. Unless the grid Yanks
sign up some more moleskinners
in a hurry, Kimbrough may have
a repeat performance as the
lone star"
Sports tabloid-Phil Rizzuto is
sparkling the Yankee drive. Bill
Terry and frankie Frisch would
like to do a little baseball mis-
sionary work in Australia. The
Dodger attack is at its peak in
its latest drive for the flag.
Mike Jacobs, back from the
Coast, is reported sold on Bob
Pastor again. Bobby Riggs will
be a red-hot favorite when the
national singles get under way at
Forest Hills. The tennis public
just about has give up on Frankie
Kovacs, but the Californian may
Evening star., 1941-08-06
BY FRITZ HOWELL.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

INDIANAPOLIS Aug. ga couple
of l9-year-old kids held the spot
light today as about $50 of the Ma
tion's high-ranking skeet shooters
opened fire on the national cham
pionships in the seventh annual
clay target classic.
The youngsters are Patricia
Laursen of Akron, Ohio, winner of
the women's an-gauge title the last
three years, and Dick Shaughnessy
of Dedham, Mass, only two-time
winner of the mems crown. Shaugh-
messy annexed his first national title
in 1886 at the age of IA and climbed
back to the top a year ago.
Favored to Keep Title.
The current king and queen, de-
spite the heavy opposition, were
favored to finish on or near the top.
Miss Laursen proved her eyes are
ION the beam" recently by breaking
100 in a row to win the Ohio 20
gauge open championship-the first
time woman has gone through the
entire century with that weapon.
Shaughnessy, captain of the all
America skeet team, won the 20
gauge race with a perfect 100 in the