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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-02
IL nIekEAK HoMEYnaooN

YESTERDAY: Although Luz
ella Pen does not knosc that be-
1oTs glanoroas Marie Mason left
me apartment she had kissed
Luellds husband Henry. she does
knoto that Henry and Marie had
lunch together a fe,r days before.
Ana she does not mind much
she thinks, But chen the guests
ndoe gone she finds II little diff
Hcitu 70 face Henry aIone.
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Z. I,l1ABIR H Pc AE SH
SPORTEST ANSWERS
Questions Elsewhere On This pace

0uSs1IV1fs kstsSWKaSIS OfI his FdQe
|. Pat Laursen.
2. She was beaten in 1885 and
1886 finals by Helen Jacobs.
3. John Cooney, Boston Braves.
who is 40.
a. Richard Chapman.
5. They are all divers.
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WILD PITCHES: z
(Ry Associated Press,

FLORENCE, S. c., Aug. 2.-It
was too much for Pitcher Liston
McCanahan of Sumter after a
wild pitch pushed across the
winning run in a baseball game
with Florence.
He wound up-and put the
ball clear across the grandstand.
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only three. One of the free pass
es paved the way for the only
Boston run. Frank Demearee,
who got two of the bases on
balls, scored in the second inning
on Lew Kemp's single after
walking.
The victory, to l, was the
fourth in row for the Cincin-
natl Reds, world champions.
I Wander Nicer pitched two no-hit
games in 1888. All of the Red
runs were drove home with sim
giles, Jim Gleeson accounted for
| two in the first round when the
bases were loaded.
The rampaging Pittsburgh Pr
rates hung Up their 23rd victory
in their last 80 games by thump-
ing the New York Giants, 6-3.
BUGS put the contest away early,
touching King Carl Hubben for
four runs in the third. The win
was highhghted by Max Butch
er's continued domination of the
New Workers. Butcher has now
defeated the Giants five times in
six meetings. He shutout the
'Terrymen for seven innings and
then eased up enough to allow
three markers.
Brooklyn Dodgers grabbed
their afternoon tusSle with the
Chicago Cubs, Sd, and were
ready to advance within sim
Gle duel of the National league
lead if the st. Louis Cardinals
dropped night game last night.
Johnny Allen, obtained this week
from the ST. Louis Browns of the
Junior circuit, was credited with
the victory, although he retired
in the seventh.
American League
/ Behind the wild five-hit pitch
ing of Vernon Lefty Gomez,
the New York Yankees yester-
day afternoon whitewashed the
! st. Louis Browns, 90. Gomez
put himself in0numerous tough
spots by walking II men but
proved invineible when a bats
man turned into runner. A
14-hit attack gave him a COM
handing lead from the start.
Joe DiMaggio, who stretched his
latest hitting streak to 10 games,
poled a double and single. He
has now failed to hit safely in
only one of the last 70 contests
the Yanks have played. Heinrich
continued his heavy smuggling,
cracking pair of homers and a
like number of singles. He col
| lected three doubles the day pre-
vious
The overwhelming triumph
gave the Yankees a 1212 game
lead over the Cleveland Indians,
who were idle yesterday.
The only other game in the
American league saw the Wash
| ington Senators rise out of the
cellar with resounding 81 win
against the Chicago White Sox.
| The veteran Dutch. Leonard was
| on the mound for, the Mats, scat
! tering eight hits in, recording his
| 18th triumph of the season, i
/ Results:
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AS DEPEND
ON ROCKIES

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. a.
Four rockies comprise the bulk
of Connie Mack's pitching staff.
The As are using Lester Nc
Crabb, Phil Marchildon. Luman
Harris and Tom Ferriek regu-
larly.
Bill Beckman, Jack Knott,
Johnny Babich and Bump Had
ley round out the twirling codps.
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u. S. GETS REDSKIN

(By Associated Pre.sp
CAMP LEE, Va, Aug. Big
Jim Mead, former football star
at the University of Maryland
and later with the Washington
Redskins, is now wearing one of
Uncle Sans new uniforms.
He has been assigned to the
Medical Corps.
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LOSING FIGHT
PAYS BIGGEST
On, Associated Press,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. g.
John L. Sullivan boasted that he
could beat any man in the world,
but the Boston Strong Boy came
along before the big money gates
in boxing.
His largest purse was SIS, 900
for the fight in which he lost the
world heavyweight champion
ship to James j. Corbett
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IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE oE
FLORIDA. ELEVENTH. JuDxCfAM
CIRCUIT. MONROE COUNTY. -
CHANCERY.
EDWARD FEM
MARJORIE HAeKETT FEIS
Defendant.

1T appearing by the sworn DlAt
flied IN the aboye-stated cause that
Marjorie Hackett Fem the defend
ant therein named. IL NONRESIDENT
Iof the state of FLORIDA ana festetn
al ego North Madison Street hay
city. Michigan. that saiq deIenM7
ant II over the age o. tWe1sS-
one years; that there Is no person
In the state of Florida the service
of a summons In chaucery upon
whom would bind said defendant
It ia therefore ordered thAt na1q
Edefendaf1t be and she 10 hereby re-
CURED to appear TO the bill Of COM
5faiflt flied in said cause on or De-
fore Monday, the LIST day OF septeM-
Der. A. d. 1891, otherwise the ale
cations Of said bill will be taken -
con cor f TESS by said defendant
1T is further ordered that THIS
order be published once eaen week
for four consecutive weeks IN -
Kew West Citizen, q newspaper pup
lished In said county and state.
Done and ordered this Isl day 81
9sSAI1 Ross C sawyer
Clerk Cifeuit Court.
BY fSd-) Anita ~ DIaz.
Deputy Clerk
tsd.y ALLAN Ri cLI1ARE JH..
solicitor for Plaintiff,
augz-s-1s Is 22-so.1st1s
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An average of rs people apply
each year for patents ON perpet-
ual motion nachines-but the
models never work.
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SOFTBALL
(Bayview Park. $500 p. mr.
MONDAY NIGHT

&4NAtA<R4 &NA&A&A
First Game Thurston VS.. Nav
Sta.
Second Game-Navy VS.. Red
Raiders.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
First Game-Red Raiders VS..
NavSta.
Second Gafne-Navy VS.. Pep
pers.
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Game Thurston VS.. Red
Raiders.
Second Game-Peppers VS..
NavSta.
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magnanimous, and open-handed.
and it viii be well with him to
spend according to the means and
to control the impulses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-02

Mrs. A. A. Mum of Kearney,
Neb., earns her living raising
snails for aquariums throughout
the country.
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Today's Horoscope

Today gives a tendency to lux
uriousness and love Of display,
somewhat hidden BY the natural
tastefulness. The native will be
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Give yourself 20 points for each
question correctly answered.
You're good il you score so. ex-
cellent If you get 80 and j real
sports expert if You tally 80 or
shove.
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Mrs. Selma Dunn Hughes Of
Aragon, Ga, in eight months
built six-room house single
handed
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Met Hallway

Il understand that you've been
studying methods for increasing
your salary How did they turn
sout?"
Not so well. The boss was
studying how to cut expenses at
the same Time.
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Mrs. Anna Lafferty Of Philadel-
phia, who was in the back yard
when fire broke out in her
home, dashed twice into the
burning building and rescued her
four children. heass
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE


Notice is hereby given that ths
undersigned. as Special Master. m
der and by virtue of the Final De-
cree of Foreclosure heretofore en-
tered in that certain cause pending
in the Circuit Court of the Eleventh
Judicial Circuit Of Florida. in and
for Monroe County In Chaneery, be-
ing Chancery case No. 73, in which
u. A. McDougal ct al. as Snceesspr
Trustees. are plaintiffs, anE War
Axelson and Company, a dissolved
Florida corporation, et ala are de-
PENDANTS, I. as Special Master IN
Chancery appointed by the Court ia
said decree. under and by virtue or
the terms thereof will offer for sale
and sell at public cutlery TO the high
est and best bicder for cash At the
front Door of the Court Heuse Of
Monroe County. is the City of Key
West, Florida. on the 4th day 81
August. A ID. 1871, between the
hours of eleven O'Clock a. NJ. and
two o'clock p, NJ, the same being
a legal sales day and the hours the
legal hours of sale, the following
described property situate In Mon
roe County, Florida, to-wits
The M of Sections | and
in township 81 s., Range 81 p;
NJ of Sections and 6. and
OF Section ii. All Of section Il,
anG all of that part of Section
% North and East of the rock
road commonly known as the
Tafniafnf Trail, IN Township 81
s., Range 80 f.
The said property as aforesaid to-
gether with all the tenements, here-
dstaments and appnrtenances there's
unto belonging or In any wise APP
pertaining being sold to satisfy
said decree.
Dated this; 18th day of July, A, p,
1871.
WILLIAM ". ALBURY,
Special Master IN chancery.
IRA C. HANCOCK.
Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
jly19-2s; aug2, 1871
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STERLING, GATES
AND THE MATTERS

Here's what Key Vests two
Representatives in organized
baseball, Clayton Sterling and
William Gates, members of the
DeLand Red Hats, accomplished
in recent performances:
Tuesday. July Is 3
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Subscribe to me citizen-2oc
weekly.
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. S-3
JOHN G. MCMAHON. JOSEPH
c. MCMAHON. JR., anc MARY
J. WILSON joined by her hus-
band, w. e. WILSON,
Plaintiffs,
VS.. Suit TO Quiet Title.
MARY JANE FONTANE. IL
alive. and if dead, her un-
known heirs. devisees, lega-
tees or grantees. ct AL,
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SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
tMAJoR LEAGUEs)

bASEbAlL ~
MAJOR LEAGUES)
TODAY
American
Chicago at Washington.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
National vF
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago,
Boston at Cincinnati
price Field. Trumho Islandl
200 p. m.
TOMORROW
(Exhibitions)
First Game-Key West Regu-
lars VS.. Trojans. 2 p. m.
Second Game-Pandora Bears
VS.. Key West Conchs.
VS.. Key West Conchs. 4 p. m.
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Johnson and Warren: Gre
Warneke and Cooper.
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Niehi Cams
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EiAIutIIfs
VS. Mortgage F0reelasnr.
WAR AXELSON AND COM
FANY, a dissolved Florida cor
nOration. Ell al.
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L Z G AIS
IN THE CfRGUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR Mon
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY.

d. A. McDoUGAL, ct al. as
Successor Trustees,
Plaintiffs,
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LEGALs
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF r,sr
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL csRcrrS
OF FLORIDA, IN AND For Nov
ROE COUNTY. IN cHANCERY.

u. A. McDOTGAI4. ct al, as
Successor Trustees,
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Olsen, Pressnel1 and Mccul
Tough.
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CHEVELIER CORPORATION. a
Florida corporation, eft al.
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Only games scheduled.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Mary Jane Funtane, if alive, and
If dead, her unknown heirs, de-
visees, legatees or grantees. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
In Navy Blue Chiffon

The bridegroom's mother was
equally attractive in a navy
blue chiffon Jacket dress with
which she wore white acces-
orles.
Her hat was navy taffeta
trimmed with white flowers.
She worse a white orchid at
her shoulder.
Immediately following the
service a reception was held at
the home of the brides parents.
A silver punch bowl flanked
by silver candelabra holding
white tapers decorated the
buffet.
The brides table was laid
with a white cloth and centered
with the TERED wedding cake.
After the reception the young
couple left for a short motor
trip.
For travelling the bride wore
a Sandringham blue tweed suit
with a plated skirt and REFER
coat.
Her bag and Scotch hat were
fashioned of the same material.
A corSage bouquet of gar
denias completed her costume.
Upon their return the young
couple will reside in Glynn
court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Dancing Evenings

There Vas dancing both eve
ningS, with hosteSses provided
by the Women'S Athletic ASSo-
cIatlon. -co=sponsor with the
Michigan Union. NickelS taken
IN were added 10 a giant fund
for the women's swimming pool.
Chuck Heninen, the Union
man who was chairman, has
from Royal Oak. He's made his
last year here as an undergrad
a busy one and his latest tri-
umph brought cheers from all
corners. Among his congratula-
tors was Ruth Mast of Bay City.
his date for both evenings Of
the carnival.
All-Detroit couples whom we
noticed wandering about were
Dick Scherling and Betty Bailie
and Bob Shedd. who recently
was honored by Phi Beta Kappa,
and Jane Bats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Campus CGPers:
ANN ARBOR. May 3


The chips are down. Five
weeks remain before the final
reckoning, the last count, the
bitter end when all US lads
and laSsies will line up with
pens and blue-books TO show off
what we haven't learned. So
into the stretch we head with
noses buried in our books and
only occasional respite of
frolicking and fun.
Michelodeon did come and 60
this weekend. For two days,
campus beauties and their beaux
paraded from booth to booth in
the Waterman Gym, spending
nickels on chances to guess each
others weight or knock wooden
milk bottles for a loop Infre-
quent winners stalked off with
hams, glassware. lamps. bowling
balls. step ladders and stationery
for prizes. For relaxation they
watched while frat house dog
gies matched beauty and intelli-
genCe in the Doggie Derby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Morthend Society Happening, Of the Wsek
These Nove.
Things for
Men Only

MAY WE SUGGEST:
WI Novel andirons for your
town or country fireplace pat
termed after chessmen in brass,
steel or fireproof.
These. we betcha, are different
from any you've ever seen land,
we assure you. definitely on the
smart not on the whimsy
Side) and not any too in
expensive.
Nifty little folding table nj
numerous uses In walnut or ma
hogany top and called "Gin
Tables" probably from some
distant day.
Would be ideal for bedside
stacked with a few books and
magazines, smoking things, a
lamp and maybe just a small
JOLT of brandy, say
Wonderful handmade (by New
England craftsmen) and anthem
tic model of a feet clipper ship
which once raamed the Atlantic
after she was launched back in
the 1840'S.
Size 1917" overall and IA
high; hull in copper and black
and comes, to be sure. fully as
sembled.
Her original was the Sea
Witch"-iust to make things
more romantic.
Hsnd-csrvsd fshing-reeI book
ends 10 hold up the tombs you
wish exposed 10 the pubHc'S
gaze.
These are expertly done from
solid oak and out TO delight the
Wsiton-iSh boys all TO pieces.
Sterling silver cigaret box, on
cover of same, beautifully-nat-
ural likeneSses of an eagle-in-
flight. setter-flushing- a-pheasant
or your choice of many others.
A little on the expensive side
but extremely tony.
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Society President

Incidentally. sebud was
named president of Senior So
ciety, girls scholastic honor
group. for the next year. A de-
batter and extempore speaker of
note when at Northwestern
High, Rosie has done deter
mined job on campus here.
Other new officers of Senior
Society are Jane Krise of Ann
Arbor. vice president; Donna
BaiSch, secretary, and Pearl
Brown, treasurer.
on the fraternity front. big
geSt event of the week-and
very possibly OF the entire year
was the Sigma Nu-Kappa
Sigma state dance. which re-
solved itself into a weekend
party for some 400 guys and
gals. The two u. of NJ. chapters
of these brotherhoods invited
their Michigan State and Albion
gangs in for a dinner-dance
Spring formal at the Masonic
Temple Friday evening.
This wasn't enough for such
gay crowd. however, and they
stayed right on over until today
to take in old Ann Arbor town.
Wolverine Kappa Sigmas and
their dates from Detroit were
Herb Brogan and Ruth Barry,
Harry Altman and Carol For
sythe, and William Herman and
Ruth Dolker. All were at the
dinner dance Friday evening to
enjoy Paul Pendarvis' music.
Theme of the affair was the
under-the-Skin love which the
brothers have for each other in
the Spring. when thoughts of
October and football are dead
and buried.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Fashion Review

OF course, the atmosphere at
Michelodeon was very informal.
There was lots of switching
dates and the place was filled
with stays, too. In the Barbour
Gymnasium there was dancing.
and in the theater above Water
man there was a continuous
side show each evening. The
Betas were a WOW with their
Follies Berserk number.
We saw lots of the red. white
and blue, not only here but at
the Michigan Daily's fashion
show Thursday. at the Michigan
Theater. Jeanne Crump and
Bob Shedd were commentators
at the Review of Summer fash
ions for both men and women.
Michelodeon We'd for atten-
ton with Mortar and Pestle.
pharmacist. formal EridaN- eNe-
ming. sgd AronSon. Co-chair-
man, escorted Deonora Tucker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Sister Attendant

Jane Menard was her sisters
only attendant.
She wore a rose beige chiffon
frock with an embroidered
bodice. A panel in the front OF
the skirt gave the apron effect.
Her turban of brown straw
boosted a cluster of lilies Of the
valley.
Green orchids comprised her
bouquet.
Richard Mead assisted his
brother as best man and the
ushers were Edmund and Louis
Pickell, cousins of the bride
groom, and James Mead OF
Birmingham, another cousin
John Want. Charles Kelly and
Frederick Cody.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Menard chose a beige dress
with inserts of Alencon lace
trimming the bodice and the
matching jacket.
Forget-me-nots trimmed her
brown straw hat and she wore a
corSage bouquet of similar
flowers at her shoulder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Informal Atmosphere

Others who took part in the
promotion then enjoyed fun for
themselves. were Jack Gracey of
Detroit and Lii Smith, Ann
Arbor; Jack Grady. Dearborn.
and Marie Bannan, Port Huron.
Doug Gould, Union president,
and Bobbie Burns: James Car
vim and Gerry Mckinley; Dick
Strain and Kay Albers; Bob
Stevens and Ethel Smith; Ginny
Patterson and Bill IIeyboer, he
a Detroiter; Dick PoSmauter
and Frances AaronSon, and
Booth Chairman Bill Slocum and
Lou CARPENTER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Campus CGpers:
Ann Arboites Let Loose
At Carnival as Exams Near
BY BETTY COED

and David OFT, his fellow-boss,
attended with Clara Johnston.
Others who were there were
Harold NuneS and Lucille Lasky,
Johnny Gregg and Virginia
Dykimae. and David Mayer and
Bernadine Purgett.
The Michigan Daily staff held
its annual picnic and bust Fri
day also. From Detroit there
were the Damn brothers, Al and
Myron: Rosebud Scott, Stanford
Clamage: from Highland Park.
Kay Ruddy and Gloria Nishon
and Jeanne Cordell from Dear
horn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Menard,
Mead
NuptidIs
BY THE DowAGER

DEV. CHARLES HAVEN
~ MEYERS performed the
ceremony which united in mar
riage Mary Ellen Menard.
daughter OF the Harry Frederic
Menards OF LaSalle boulevard.
and John Mead III. son OF DR..
and Mrs. John Mead Jr., OF At
kinson avenue.
The wedding took place
Saturday at 4 p. m. in the
North Woodward Congrega-
tional Church.
Cool greens accented by white
blooms decorated the altar and
chancel.
The bride wore a daytime
length dress OF embroidered tur-
quoise marquisette made with a
full skirt and sweetheart neck
line. Stirring trimmed the
bracelet-length sleeves.
Her hat blended beautifully
with her costume. II was fash
toned OF lavender straw with a
flesh pink veil trimming the
small brim.
She carried a bouquet OF the
palest pink roses and carna-
tons.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
By the Way
Beth Blaine

Argentine Espl ranking
sloanes having spent
lovely starting off with
cooling the pool frosty mint up before luncheon and then
delectabe from town with Mrs
Curtis Munson
there as were Stewart Tony Baasy
Hmckley luncheon Kilkenny which
Arthur Charrington the
Benjamin Chryer, the of North Wales
Tommy Walahs others Right after lunch
oo according the medcos every went for SWIM IN the
Ders natural pool Since the of really tropical
simply relaxed in the pool until time to
and dress for dinner at Tommys
opposite dreionway down on the Eastern Shore
Maryland Fahnesock entertaining house party of
included Pearson Rust Mrs Haves
SnoWden Fahenocks and Edward Gardner
from the usual
really Mrs Rust slept late
morning chrisened he sleeping
beauty and when she finally did appear at lunch time Eddie
that should attention she was
undoubtedly walking in her seep!"
By July have left for cooler
Chimes But this summer the Nations Capital Will be lar from
socially for shining local light there will
with Department equally important job with
Cabos of Boston, of foreign
Coopers have taken house probably
~ t" for tho children since Cant Coop is now back in
Corps will have be "on tap all summer Until Mrs
Cooper the Captain living in small
apartment family has also to Small
Point and closed Alexandria the summer
Hinton back from the commencement exercises
at St PauIs school where Young Harold as usual
most asked few people for tea the other
charming young Frenchman Pierre
Harold. who's already much in the Army IN
his wife and the first part OF July
If you find parties these days and still
down the airport any time o.
guarantee that
You'll run into any people know The other morning
oclock-cerany hour when wouldn't expect to nd
off to New York by
being off by her
Dominican Minister Andres
Paoza A few Mrs Maurice Legendrehe
beautiful
young Mrs Pson Warren rushing about
looking busnesske uan-hared Mrs Clifford Pnchot
sepp off an plane
Evening star., 1941-06-25

Arthur Capper. Mrs. Florence Kerr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tufty, the lat
ter known through her neWspa per
work as Esther Van Wagner Tufty,
new president of the Woman's Ma
tional Press Club; Marie McNair,
president of the Newspaper Women's
Club; Col. and Mrs. Arthur Hallam
and their Son-in-laW and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger R. Townsend;
Mrs. Frank S. Simonds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Callahan. who re-
Gently returned to Washington to
live after some years in New Or
leans and Boston; Mrs. Seth Rich
ardson and her debutante daughter.
Miss Martha Richardson: DR.. Walter
A Wells. Mr.. George Williams. Mrs.
Frederick A. Gutheim and her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard S.
Goodrich of Newington, Conn: Mrs.
Foster, wife Of Col Hart Foster of
Fort Bragg, and her son, Mr.. Heath
Vining: Maj. and Mrs. James w.
Boyer, jr: Mr.. Lewis Lotion Money
way, Mr.. and Mrs Bulkley S. Griffin.
Miss Hazel Grant Edgar. Just back
from the Midwest: Miss Mary Mac
Cracken Jones. Miss Virginia Price
Mrs. Arthur Condor. Mrs. Frederick
w. Gillett. Miss Estelle WEIGH. Mrs
Gouveneur Hoes and Miss Helen
Fetter Cook