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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

FLORENCE LUDEMAN, who
will become the bride Of Russell
Msdsus. has announced the at
tsndants for her approaching
marriage on Saturday, August 2.
Virginia Madaus, sister Of the
groom, u to be maid of honor
with Doris Reinhold and another
sister Of the groom, Mrs. Roy
Wade, will be bridesmaids. Mr..
Madaus' best man Ii to be Arm
old Hickman. Edgar Blohm and
Oliver Tank, both of Detroit
and cousins of Miss Ludeman,
will usher.
Preceding the wedding, Mrs.
Louis Ludeman, mother of the
bride-elect, will honor her
daughter at Z wedding dinner
for immediate members of the
family and bridal party at the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Florence Ludeman Reveals
Plans for Her Wedding

Ludeman home. 80 High street.
A reception for approximately
IT'S will be held In the evening
at the American Legion hall.
Included in the pre-nuptial
events honoring Miss Ludeman
is a miscellaneous shower to be
given next Friday evening by
her two sisters, Mrs. Fred Minda,
pf Warren, and Mrs. Edward
Stolzenseld at the American
Legion hall.
Miss Ludeman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ludeman,
and Russell Madaus, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo Madaus, will be
united in marriage on August 2
at a 2 o'clock candlelight in
Trinity Lutheran church with
Rev. L. A. Wissmueller perform
ing the ceremony. The couple
will make their home with the
groom's parents.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Mrs. DeVries Hostess
to Legion Groups
MRS. EDWARD DE vRIEs

MRS. EDWARD DE vRIEs
was hostess on the Fourth Of
July to 10 members of the Amer
lean Legion and Auxiliary pic
mic held 1t her home on 1902
North Gratiot avenue. She was
assisted by Mrs. Mamie Durr
and Mrs. L. c. Moore. Several
devoted their time to playing
cards In the afternoon and lis
tening TO the Detroit-St. Louis
baseball game over the radio.
Guests at the event were Mrs.
DeVries' sister. Mrs. e. c. Ell
more and daughter, Ruby. and
also Marian Rhoden, all of Sa-
vannah, Ga, who are visiting
till the first of August at the
DeVries home.
Nomination of officers for the
1941-42 post will be held this
evening In the American Legion
clubhouse 1t 3 o'clock. All men,
bers are urged to attend this i'm
portant meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Hemsteeers Entertain
Mount Clemens Group

MIR. AND MRS. SAM HEM
STEGER, of Franklin Hills,
Franklin Village. entertained
group of Mount Clemens people
over the holiday weekend. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lee Donaldson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Moore, MIR. and Mrs.
John Harwood, MIR. and Mrs.
william Volkenant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Marentette, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Gutschow, MIR.
and Mrs. Norman Kuijala.
Frank Starkey and Auvril New
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Hemsteger
are former residents of this city.
WORLD WIDE GUILD, of
Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church, will meet this evening
1t $50 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. William Schonschack, 298
Euclid avenue. The occasion will
be in the form of a pot luck
picnic.
THE MEMBERS OF THE TRI-
POLL CLUB will have lunch to-
morrow at Gordon's Grill adj
journing to the home of Mrs.
Howard Groesbeck, Belleview
avenue, for the game.
MRS. WAYNE HINES and
Beverly Jane Hines explored the
famous Endless Caverns at New
Market, Va, while on motor
trip through the Shenandoah
Valley Of Virginia.
MRS. LEON LUKE. 286 Jones,
will be hostess to Saint Agnes
Guild, Wednesday, July 8, at 1
o'clock luncheon instead of with
Mrs. Lee Pennington, as origin
ally scheduled.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY
LEESCH, 265 North Rose street,
are the proud parents of baby
boy born at 7 o'clock yesterday
morning in st. Joseph's Hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
TEUTSH of Harrison township
announce the arrival of a baby
boy born yesterday in st. Jo-
seph's Hospital.
y
MRS. JOHN CRAWFORD and
her four children of Des Moines.
Iowa are guests until August at
the v. j. Ellis home, Moran
drive.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Birthday Club to Fete
Mrs. Fred Breitneyer, j

THE BIRTHDAY CLUB will
honor Mrs. Frederick Breitmey-
er, Jr., at . potluck supper Tues
day night. At Mrs. Breitmeyer's
home.
Members Of the club who win
attend the supper are: Mrs. Har-
old Donaldson, Mrs. Byrun w.
Preussel. MrS. Carl J. schim-
mel, Mrs. Floyd w. Rosso, Mrs.
CASTOR vermeulen, Mrs. Ar
thur Rosa, Mira. Dorland 4.
Smith, Mrs. Russell w. Ullrieh,
Mrs. Austin Heine, Mrs. Harold
Lindsey. Mrs. Francis q. Ullrich.
Mrs. James ErSkine, Mrs. George
Pingel, Miss Eulalis John. Mrs.
John Breitmeyer, and Mira. Mar
ian Donaldson.
MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
ROESE md lastly, l1rp, y. -
Roese ma MariG 1oeee rotnfnS6
Sunday evening a&tsr 4 tour
trip motor trip thruuoh Northern
Michigan and the Upper reain-
gula. The group went througll
the Locks at aault Sc. Maria
and returned by way Of Charlie
voix.
PHYLLIS BRINK. Martha
Spears Ruth Jane Darniil, Jen-
ME Good. Duane Dunkles. and
Milton Darling left this after.
noon for . camping period d
Waldenwoods, near Hartland
This camp u sponsored BY the
Presbyterian Church.
90
PVT. DELBERT REESE Or.
rived ThurSdav evening b. plano
from 81. LouiS, Mo-, % sponA TIL
weekend 1t His home haro. HI
returned yesterday.
MR.. AND MRS. NORMAN
DEICHERT are spending : ts1
day vacation at Sand Laka ueal
Tawas city.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Several Groups &
Vacations at Hohday

MANY OF THE YOUNGER
SET from Mount Clemens viii
spend part of their vacations at
Holiday House, the unit Of the
Girls Friendly Camp on Pine
Lake for girls, ages 1920.
Leaving on July 10, for
a weeks stay will be Suzanne
Montique, Barbara Purton, and
Joan Goodar. They will be
joined on August 2. by Mary
Lou Nelson, who will remain at
camp until August Is.
The largest migration to Pine
Lake from Mount Clemens will
take place on August 8, when
Donna Mae Sedora, Carolyn
Breitmeyer, Barbara Williams.
Barbara MacLachlan, Carol En-
gelbrect. Mona Joy Noe, and
jeanette Buckley, pack their
best camping toys for two weeks
Of fun.
Norma Metler. Isabel Miller,
and Phyllis Deneweth have been
registered for the last week of
the Holiday House season, Aug
ust Is to August %.
Margot Breitmeyer, Lois Gro
man and Madeline Croman are
already enjoying their stay At
camp, having left on Saturday
for their holiday.
Varied activities are offered
by the camp from which each
camper may makeup her own
program. Riding. swimming,
boating, handicraft. leather,
wood, metal and basketry work,
ping-pons, bridge tournaments,
and tennis are some Of the In
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
. WE THE WOMEN
Beware Budget BIitzing Entertainment
TRUE HOSPITALITY DOESN'T REQUIRE ExTRAvAGANcE
DOESN'T REQUIRE

to spend enough money to keep
up with or Guido people in the
crowd she hopes to join. But q
person who simply wants to
make and keep a few congenial
friends doesn't ever have to fol-
low that procedure.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

All she has to do 10 to be care
full that she isn't always on the
receiving, rather than the giving
end, when 1t comes to entertain
ing-and see that no matter what
she plans, she gives her friends
the best that Is in keeping with
her means and her way of living.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Kraatz Family
Plans ReuniorlI

SHADYS1DE PARK III ~
the scene q tho mn
Kraatx rsunion o. oun( =
20, beginning q ncons Nm Y
Luncheon. In CO.. 81 1 1;s
group will meet at ~
Miss Ida Kraatx ~ ~
Henry Kraatx q tl1oar hc Y
101 Hubbard avonE,o. 4 Il q
Approximately - @ (, En-; Il
being anticipated VIII to y
pected from Detruik p
Rochester md New x1G q
JACK FI.AAClk1 N, -
one year old today. Wlu g.
brate his birthday auniy
by inviting two litt1e frie :
his home on Wslles1ey d13S
afternoon for Z b1rth6ny
Jack Il the son q ~. ~
Jack rlaacke. . sssl's;|I
SUZANNE HOWE ,
Of Mr.. and Adrs. G. ~. I'm
Spending the weelk n tl6
Of her grandparenta
Mrs- Elmor !. Howe e. !|
MRS. ARTHUR =. pc
SON viii b hos1so0 fo I II
cate contract club at
on Thursday. "a VI Vi
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

instead OF de-
veloping their
own individual
expressions Of
hospitality.
A young wife
who has to man.
age on q small
budget thinks
there is no way
to entertain the
couples who en-
terrain her and
her husband ex,
cept in the same
way they do.
That meana in
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Coming Events


TO-DAY
WORLD WIDE GUILD Of Gilbert Memorial Baptist Church.
RuMAGE SALE sponsored by Margaret Icttoms Circle Of
AMERICAN LnoN nomination Of ocsrs at o'clock in
American Legion clubhouse.
WORLD WIDE GUILD Of Gilbert Memorial Baptist church
meets at home OF Mrs. William Schonschack, 29S
Euclid avenue. Pot Luck picnic
TUESDAY. JULY
SAMARITAN CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters desssrbridss
party At the home Of Mrs Clara Charbenesu. 17S Smith
n,x sst !: iso p ~ u.,,.r.+ bottom. c,e. q
Kings Daughters In the Matthews building
wHOSOEVER CLASS Of Gilbert Memorial Sunday school.
3ooS Clinton river road Il $50 pm In case Of rain
members meet IN church recreation
ST JosEPTs GUILD q g Peter. Church at II. home Of
CHEST CLINIC in the Kings Daughters Health Center. 10
70 1880 pm.
PAGODA TENT HIVE Of Maccabees will meet In Barron
Hall at o'clock.
WEDNESDAY,, JuLYs
ELEMENTARY CLASS in naturalization third floor, county
AMERICAN iEcioN BUnDMo BENEFIT PARTY. in L.
GAMES PARTY sponsored by Josephs in
itarium lobby q $50 pm.
home on sss Jones I o'clock luncheon will precede
RunHcs SALE sponsored By M.rs.r.. Bottom. circ. of
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE Of Kings Daushters potuek
the hens Of Mrss Lester Baker, Sugar Bush road. at
$50 pm. Membsrs mset at The Home for transportation
IsunspAY. JULY N
GROUP wscs Of ths MstnediA Church luncheon at III:
home Of Mrs Guy veshIsr. II Hollywood court. at
S & ~ & .. s: !: ST., +. f ss: Of
ROSE ~ 8 8 ~ 80 ). q. HON. Of Mrs s..,A.n
Axzzc4S I5dios x5Ss AZ :. the i: Rssoa eusAes.
2spm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
20th Annual Eschenbure
Family Reunion Held

ONE OF THE outstanding
Fourth of July activities includ-
ed the annual Eschenburs re-
union held 1t Schrade's Grove
with 115 present. This Is approx
imately the twentieth year Of
reunion for the Eschenburg
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
WSCS Group Three
to Meet Thursday

GROUP THREE of the WSCS.
Of the Methodist church. will
hold its regular meeting with
Mrs. Guy Verkler. II Hollywood
court, on Thursday, July 10. Pre-
ceeding the meetin will be q
one o'clock luncheon q which
members are priveleeed to bring
a guest. Silver ware and dishes
are to be brought by individuals.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
BY MRS. ANNE CABOT
What more


PRACTICAL OF COURSE-but pretty besides What more
could ask?
Your gift list will be problem at all start right to
knitting these slippers relatives and ends
They're to make Do pair in Victory Blue Wood
yarn They'll all be practical and comfortable
good coors college and student too
But for really stunning gifts make these knitted slippers in
Strawberry coered scarlet colonial blue other
bright Trim them either with the crocheted flowers
illustration with tailored bows of velvet ribbon In
matching colors
knitting directions for Bedroom Slippers pattern No $3.50
method sewing slipper felt leather soe Of
specified crochet directions for flower TRIM send 10 cents
COM, YOUR NAME and ADDRESS and the PATTERN NUN
Cabot Daily Monitor log Seventh Avenue, New
York City.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
To Worrying Wives: Here's How
TO Streamline Papa PainIessly

Plan weekend pienics and
swimming parties rather THAN
weekend bridge or cocktail
parties.
Perhaps the, two Of you might
take golf or riding lessons. The
very least you could do would
be to establish facilities for cro-
quet or badminton In the back
yard. And you always can sug-
gest taking long walks instead
of long drives In the car on Sum
day afternoons or walking rather
than driving two blocks to call
on q neighbor
With less fattening foods on
the table and ut least . moderate
amount Of exercise. both Of You
are sure to look simmer and feel
better.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

TODAY'S PATTERN offers
one Of the most popular styles
yet inspired by the. sweeping new
trend for the basque silhouette.
Il buttons straight down the
front, has . square neckline, full
bodice, short puffed sleeves, tight
waistband and full gathered skirt
with . contracting band 1t the
hemline. Make this quaint. fem
mine frock Of calico. Trim with
braid or bands Of contrasting
color calico.
Other materials suitable are
unbleached muslin, percale, ging-
ham, cambria, lawn, chintz. Pat
tern oe08 u In sizes IL 70 20. Size
IL takes 3 y yards 36-inch fabric.
For this attractive pattern
send l6c In coin, your nssns, Id
dress, pattern number and sl1a
10 The Daily Monitor Today's
Pattern Service l0e 7th Avenue.
New York, N. Y.
The Summer Fashion hook ho6
styleo for al Sizes from I - a.
Sud ~ n 1t e - youf Od1o
ioe ossmmer sewing.
pue1ogn lie pDttesn Dook Ia
one Pattern end Pstt1rn ~
ordered tpge<Ase &c.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

expensive dinner that she can't
possibly serve a. smoothly az the
friends with have maids, and
expensive liquor that ruins the
budget for weeks to come.
If she looked at her own situa-
ton and decided what she could
do well and without too much
cost and effort, she would find
some less formal and costly way
of entertaining, such as having
buffet suppers on Sunday night,
steak frEs arranged on the spur
of the moment, and lots of
parties that don't include meals
at all.
SIMPLE THOUGHTFULNESS
GOES A LONG WAY
With a little effort she could
easily make up for what she
might feel was her less impress
sive entertainment by doing
thoughtful, nice things for her
friends. Paying attention to their
out-of-town guests, remembering
their birthdays. putting up q few
extra jars of jelly for them when
she makes her own, letting them
know she would gladly take care
of their child for an afternoon.
GIVE-AS
WELL AS RECEIVE
The social climber who wants
to make an impression may have
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
BY ALICIA HART
NEA service staff Writer

WHEN THE HEAD of her
home begins to grouse a little
about his waistline and his ex-
ira chin, then and there's the
time for the smart wife to re-
solve to take immediate steps to
encourage him to Lore a little
weight.
No matter how polite she is
ordinarily, when he complains
that his collars are too tight and
that his belts will have to have
extra holes punched in them, she
does not counter with, But,
darling, you don't really need
to lose weight"
If he does need to lose q few
inches around his middle and Is
saying so himself, why in the
world should she insist that he
doesn't? No wife needs to be told
just how to agree with her hus-
band about any fault without
hurting his vanity. 1t can be
done. In fact, on subjects of re-
ducing, it's being done every day
in hundreds of American homes.
Furthermore, in hundreds Of
other homes, the matter Of over
weight husbands is peing taken
under advisement at the instiga-
ton of wives rather than hus-
bands. Many a woman Is saying
to herself, eff stay slim and my
husband does, too, we'll be .
right smart looking, active
couple at fifty. But If he gets fat,
we won't be so very energetic
or so very dashing looking at
fifty, even If do stay SLIM"
LIGHT TOUCH HELPS
KEEP WEIGHT DOWN
Not only from a standpoint Of
appearance, but from q stand
point Of health and general we'll
being, most medical authorities
agree with beauty-minded wives
that it's not q good idea for any
person to gain many pounds per
year from the age of thirty up
wards.
(Men will please stop reading
this column at this point. From
now on It's a letter to wives from
q wife. In other words, it's just
among US .sirls.)
It's true that there are ways
several ways-to slim down q
husbands figure q little without
ever making an issue of his pro-
portions, kidding him about hav-
ing q bay window" or, in fact.
letting him know that he Is being
reduced. It will take longer to 60
about the Job subtly than it
would IL he were actively CO..
operating, but it can b. done.
In the first, place there's the
matter of planning menus. Give
him a beautiful-to-gaze-at cool,
fresh fruit salad-with huge
chunks Of fruit piled on crisp let
tuce-instead of thick, creamy
soup ut the beginning of q meal.
Don't have . rich dessert more
than twice q week, even II you
have to. resort to Il didn't have
time to make q pie, dear" ex-
cuses. Be q little stingy about
keeping the cookie jar well
stocked. Replace the candy dish
on the coffee table with . bowl
Of oranges and apples. Insist that
you, don't want . sundae after
the movie, adding that you'd
rather 60 home and whip up .
nice tall lemonade.
Then don't be too generous
with the sugar In the lemonade.
See that the majority Of the
meals you serve include more
Of his favorite fresh vegetables
ana green salads than rich
grsvies, stsrchy and sweet foods.
In edition, encourage your
husband to play golf or swim Or
rev or renew his interest In
some not-too-strenuous sport.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

ter4sts hon which ~ : ~
chooee. X Il !. Y " Z 4 n 4
Mrs. 0eoroe 1Ceei
been aetivo - ~ -
ton Of ~ MI. Glenn
Of the society. Under ~
ance. six eroute hnU u
formed, tls6 busiueoD GlE11
or high school, inteFr
junior, and two ona
groups. Il "
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
Dresser Dividers

KEEPING DRESSER DRAW
Frs neat is no trick, 1t all II
they are divided into convenient
compartments. Available ready
made are sets Of separators just
the right size for gloves, hand
kerchiefs, belts, and other small
accessories. They are constructed
Of fibre board finished In pale
pink or blue. They are designed
to partition two small drawers
or one large drawer, are not ex-
pensive, and undoubtedly are
time-saving.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
BY RUTH MlLLETT

THE MOST COMMON MIS-
TAKE hostesses make Is trying
to entertain like someone else.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07

men OF this years gathering.
Several out-of-town family
members were present at the
event, including Lieut.. Emiei
Eschenburg, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Eschenburg, now stationed
at Fort Custer; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Dopp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Calhoun and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harms, all of Detroit;
and Mrs. Lille Stark, of Ma
comb. The remainder of the large
group are Mount Clemens resi-
dents. Richard and Ralph Esch-
enburg, sons Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Eschenburx, Of Jones
street. are now serving In the
United States army and were
unable to attend.
A noon day luncheon was fol-
lowed by baseball, croquet and
q social afternoon with fireworks
in the evening.
President of the family group
is Mr.. Fred Eschenburg and sec
rotary is Mrs. Albert Dopp who
have been serving for several
years.
MRS. MARY DeSOT HARRI-
SON and children are spending
the week In Oscoda where they
Joined Mr.. Harrison at his cabin.
Mrs. Harrison will resume her
duties in the probate office next
Monday.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
GREH entertained eight friends
at the Concord club for dinner
last evening In honor of their
nephew. Edward Greh, Of Pitts
bureh, Pa. who will be indicted
into the United States army on
Wednesday.
GUESTS OF Mr.. and Mrs,
John H. Stearns yesterday were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bioss, Of
Roseville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Trieloff, of Romeo.
MIR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE
KIMBROUGH Of the Edison
Hotel announce the arrival Of .
baby girl born in st. Joseph's
Hospital last evening.
MN. AND MRS. GERALD b.
LOZEN were the guests Of Mrs.
Lozen's sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Hadley, Of Hol-
ly, Michigan. over the holiday.
MISS MABEL TENANT, Of
Detroit, was the weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Marlatt
at their home on Hicklsr Lane
MRS. r. ROY SHOOK IL the
guest Of Mrs. Harold Lindsey, At
the Lindsey cottage. Mitchell
Bay, Ontario.
THE PAGODA TENT HIVE
of the Maccabees, l26 L, will
meet at 8 o'clock, Tuesday, in
Barron Hall.
MRS. EDG AR BRUSSEAU
has invited friends for luncheon
tomorrow followed by duplicate
contract,
MRS. GO MADAUS Of
West River road II mentioning
1t Tresque y'e.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-07
SIMPLE THOUGHTFULNEss
GOES A LONG WAY

The social climber who wants
to make an impression may have
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26


servant, but they're AFRAID to
have one, because they've built
up the idea that cooking and
cleaning take . lot % brains and
you can't hire it done well.
II they had been career wom-
en-, instead of home women, and
had never been able to advance
beyond the first dull, routine
job--they would think them
selves pretty dumb. But they
are hanging on 10 their Arst Job,
the dreary round Of homework,
and think It's fine because they
have convinced q man no one
else could do the work they do.
How much slnartsr II the wom-
a who early IN her marriage
admits that anyone who can
read Z cookbook can become q
good cook, and that anyone In
good health can do housework,
and that % soon ~ family fin
auees permit she'd like to turn
over ct least part Of the house
hold drudgery 70 someone else.
Then that woman--if she has
any brains ut all--can put them
to some uss. She win have more
time to share tn activities Of
hsr family. She viii have more
tune 70 give TO her children.
She'll b able 10 erect her
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Ballet Robin Hood TO Be Presented TO School Children M
Eost Detroit Woman
Feted on 18th Birthday

MRS. CHARLES SCHROED-
Err Of East Detroit was pleasant
ly surprised Saturday evening
on the occasion of her seventy
fifth birthday.
Children. grandchildren and
many friends gathered at her
home for an evening of cords
and games. with delightful
lunch served later. The table
was attractively decorated with
. birthday cake and Spring flow
err. Mrs. Schroeder received
many lovely gifts.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
League Of Women Voters
Give Card Parties for ESQ

TEN HOMES were opened
yesterday for card parties spon-
sored by the League Of Women
Voters. Two more will be given
today. bringing the total num-
Der Of guests entertained by the
league 10 nearly 300.,
Today's parties are being
given at the home Of Mrs. Don
Parent and Mrs. Ted Leonardson
this afternoon and evening re-
spectively.9 Mrs. Parent is talk
ing the party originally sched-
uled with Mrs. Eugene Wulf-
man
Delightful table prizes Of pot
ted plants are being given At
these parties, which vary In size
from four to twelve tables
each.
Mrs. Alton Noe II general
chairman Of the project, and she
and . COMMITTEES prepared the
quantities Of deIectable fancy
sandwiches served for refresh
ments. Each hostess and the
committee entertaining with her
is responsible for the coffee and
cakes served 1t her home. Those
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-26
Smarmess Without a Hitch
Don't be Afraid to Have D Maid :
Don't be a Household Drudge

husband with = go0d-natured
smile whsn he comes home Of
night instesd % esossly roc6ant-
ing al the triAleaan4 tribula-
tons Of her day, md expecting
him to sympathixe when he
would like, - yelax.
Aud she'll have more tint to
do something usstnl h her COM
nnunity. Men have naver made
the mistake of trying 70 become
Indispensable II dull, routine
b-instsad- of trying 10 get
someone elSe 70 do the dirty
work - they can move up 70
something batter.
That's = form Of feminine stu
pidity.