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La gaceta., 1941-10-25
Matinee ItantN

En- les salones de la Legion A
m2Ticana De Ybor Sc efectuara
mahana domingo bajo los aus
.picios de las Sacerdotisas del
Hogan No. 3, de la Orden Caba-
Hero de la Luz, una matinee in
fantil,
De tres a seis d Ella tarde.
Habra premios para los mejo
res disfraces.
Lleve SUI nino a divertirse,
La gaceta., 1941-10-25
CNmnedHOs

~CHmpledH0s
E pr6ximo lunes cumplira
dos amos la monisima nina Sill
via America Rivero, hija del
Sr. Sr. Cesar Rivero Mas, Can
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10
Rooms for Rent

ROOM for rent with private en-
trance. For gentleman. 1000 S. D.
Highway. 10 If
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10

MAN with car, any age OK. Steady
work, good pay. Write fully about
self. Post-PresS box 119. ] 13
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10

LOWER Your building and remodel
Ing costs by using our building
materials. ....... ......,..-.
Ell CENTRO LUMBER &
TRADING co.
l409 Adams st. FL Centro Phi. 1892
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10

LADY-Experienced bookkeeper q
typist, capable of taking charge
of office. References. Inquire 6G6
Brighton. l 10 If
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10

% Country Pr0perty-Sdle

40 ACRE tracts near Thermal. Com
ing under canal. Soft. level, only
$9.75 to $12. per acre. Worth
very much more. For details, de-
scription and terms see @. G.
Webster, LOG N Plaza, BraWley.
Is
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10

NICELY FURNISHED room ad-
joining bath. Young working Ia
dies or teacher preferred. 545
WenSley. l-13
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10

EUCALYPTUS wood for sale. Phone
macho. IA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10

For reaching most people al
smallest cost use Post-PresS want
ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10

RECONDITIONED Hoover Sweeper
Runs like new, for sale or trade.
Phone COZ. | Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10
Help Wanted

HOLLYWOOD Studio will train 3
men for motion picture projection
under actual working cond. Give
age, educ. & present employment.
Box 270. ! IA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10
Situations Wanted

WANTED Clerical and account
ing work by experienced woman,
Phone 524W, 1-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-10
rs Miscellaneous for Sale

SECONDHAND Maytags S25 up.
Good used tin ceiling. Used lum-
ber in Ike, 1xS, 2x3, 2x4, 2x6,
2x12, 2x14, priced reasonably. Used
electric wire, bath fixtures, lava
tories and toilets. Second hand
sinks. New %" x 25 #. garden
hose $1.55, %" SO, $2.7O Used
doors and windows. See us first
for your repair needs.
WHITING MEAD CO.
1878 w. Main Phone 192
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Newport Tomorrow

However r. the children and
grandchildren of the men and
women who built the great.
manX=roomcd Newport palaces
tcarIhom down for the very
CNCcil6Ht reason thcy no longer
can afford 10 n3utain them
what viii The Newport OF to-
morrow look like?
The town of Newport which
unoiDcialiy ends an the Newport
Casino whore the palaces
begin. has all the charm of n
delightful colonial New England
town
And n &c tho sudden change
from that same colonial charm
10 the brcath-taking luxury Of
the vast houses of the one-time
millionaire summer colony that
causes the stranger within the
Newport gates 20 gasp IN aston
I,bmcnt
so ono can toll mo without
starting an argument - that
such houses as The Breakers.
'Ochre Court "Scavicw Ter
race. "RoscclifTc. etc. arcn r
Just the win dow dressing
Ng\yporf moods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
A Knockout

10 lapse into the parlancc,
Newport knocked out ElSa'S
eye.
When T chatted with her she
dubbed over with enthusiasm
and declared that nowhere else
I'm the world had she cncoun-
tered such grandeur, such ele-
gance, such an architectural
Haunting OF riches.
My only wish was that la
Maxwell. who knows her society
in all parts Of the world. could
have seen the Newport that
fascinated me-the Newport OF
Mrs. James B. IagEin. Mrs.
John J. WySong, Mrs. Oliver II.
7 Belmont and Mrs. Richard
Cambria.
Those women were blessed
with well-flled money bags and
an ambition to Guido one an
other.
That made for a social race
that was fabulous 10 behold
What Elsa Maxwell saw in
this year of 1871 in Newport
was a seTieS Of magnificent
architectural ghosts Of the past.
Some Newport houses are like
the Chateaux of France, others
are like bits Of Old England.
SUrnc are beautiful, others ugly.
All are touched with a
grandeur and nobility and The
Verdant trees and vclvct-like
lawns that slope down the
cliff walk are among the most
charming on the continent.
Yet the late Mrs. Oelrieh'S
"Rosecliffe. built on the site of
the home Of Bancroft. the his
torian, at a cost Of 100000,
has Just been sold at auction for
$21.0O0.
WhV7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
F. w. Vanderbilt

That was just about the time
the first Vanderbilt mustered up
sufficient courage TO poke his
nose into Newport.
lie was Frederick w. Wander
Bit, who died a few years ago,
leaving the bulk Of his $7S,000,-
900 estate 30 Mrs. James Lau-
rcns Van Alien. who still lives in
great style at "Wakehurst," a
baronial-like pile of stone built
by her father-in-law. the late
James J. Van Allen, at about tho
same time tfS951 that Fred
Vanderbilt erect ed Rough
Point" now the Newport home
Of Mrs James =. Duke, mother
Of Doris Duke Cromwell. and
standing at tho far end Of that
former Avenue Of Millions -
Bellevue avenue,
The year 1895 also saw
Marble House" tcoSting St;75O,-
n0Ol rise next TO the late Mrs.
William Astor's "Beechwood"
For almost a generation
stately Marble House" was the
scene of the late Mrs. Oliver II.
p. Belmont's social activities.
But long before she died this
former Mrs. William *. Van
derbilt Sr., wearied OF Marble
House" and seasons came and
went with the palatial abode idle
and untonanted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Royalty Connection

The whole town Is sgog abort
having a distant connection with
royalty with the recent surprise
announcement by Oscar NJ. Ban
field OF the marriage OF his
daughter. Patricia Helen. 10
Count Alexander Goudovitch OF
New York City and Hollywood,
Cal. The ceremony was read
IN Elkton, Md, July %. The
couple is living in Hollywood
where Count Alexander is con-
nected with the motion picture
industry
Countess Goudovitch studied
NJ Ferry Hall and at the Girls
Latin School in Baltimore. The
Count is the son Of Countess
Anastasia and Count Basil
Goudovitch of Monte Carlo and
Nice. He was graduated from
Pare Imperial in Monte Carlo.
Iionoring the Fred r. Frasers
who are leaving shortly for
Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Cole a.
Ward were hosts to n group ot
neighbors at an al freSco supper
cooked IN their backyard grill
Saturday evening. The Golf club
was the destination during the
evening hours, with the group
taking in the holiday informal
dance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Byeone Era

For the simple reason Rose
clne" the VandcrbiltS' Break
crs' (Which cost $1,000. 000), and
Mrs. Ogden GoclerS "Ochre
Court" which made a 50 100000
dent in the Goelet fortune, def
nitely belong 10 a social era that
has gone--never 10 return.
Those costly houses, demand
ing the service of a small army
OF servants, were erected in a
time of low taxation, low wages
and new" multi-millionaireS
No one ever again in the
United States OF America will
bc as rich as the NanderbiltS
and Goelets were when "The
Breakers" with its 40 rooms.
rose out on Ochre Point in place
of the simple cottage Of an ear
lier Pierre Lorillard, and "Ochre
Court was built by Ogden
GOclet.
This Summer both "The
Breaker" and "Ochre Court
are closed and untenantcd. But
The Eight housekeeping apart
mentS 50 charmingly created by
Frazier Jelkc out Of the garden
CTS cottage on the J. j. Wysong
estate al the gates 10 the closed
Nanderbiltian Breakers are
fun 10 oycrflowing.
Which speaks volumes and
points the way Newport IS going.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
BaiIey's Beach

That's probably why Bailey S
Beach fourishcd AN those ycafS
The poor dearS who never stuck
co much as a patrician toe IN the
Iilliputian breakers that roll zap
on the strand controlled by the
SpoutinC Rock Beach ASsocIa-
ton didn't realize tho water is
cleaner and the bathing far
bcttor over AZ what rs known
as The public beach o.
For one reason only did 'ho
Eaurhtv DANES 81 that hygone
Newport generation journey
daily 70 Bailey Beach IN fun
uaronlv. TO suub some uu-
fortunate who had managed 'o
tal INTO dIStayor
Tho Newport Of old con-lde q
II all good. clean fun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Half and Half

Howard put a nightgown top
with a pajama bottom and the
combination is one that should
interest college-bound damsels
as it has Joan Leslie who will
wear II. ~ = :
The top, in soft folds and a
V-shaped neckline, is IN green
satin lowered in two lovely
shades. It's n three-piece outfit
with tunic length coat and
bolero Of the same quilted satin.
Kelly green accessories have
many devoteeS. Fiery Lupe
Velez Is one who likes a large
doeskin bag Of it and Kelly
green doeskin pumps when she
wears her vanilla beige shan
tung suit.
Her hat and gloves, though,
are vanilla match because
Kelly Is one Of those heady
green's that must be used in
small doses 10 be effective.
Lupe is also wearing one OF
the new string mesh blouSes
with her suit. This one has a
jabot collar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Farewell Gesture

The younger SGT Of the golf
club also has special plans in
mind for September y. At that
time the college crowd will stage
a dance az "A farewell gesture
before members separate for
various schools. Miss Carrie
Jane Miner has the job OF look
ing after general details. aided
by Miss Betty BonbriGht, Dick
James and Henry Clark.
Labor Day events ar Atlas
Valley Country Club include a
two-ball feGrSeme ia the after
noon with dinner at the club
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon a. Pratt head the enter
talnment committee. Then a
mysterious event IS slated at
Atlas for September j with a
notice that low-heeled shoes and
flashlights are required. The
only information passed on 10
the members is that there will
be a steak roast. The Pratts
arc also supervising this social
function with such an informal
note.
Listed on the post-hollday cal
endar is the dinner dance 10 be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Dawson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde +. Apologize on Satur-
day. September s. The event
VIII be held at Flint Golf Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
I[441IE- I4lES Of OLD NETWORK
Bitter Mayfair EeudS Ended
Resort SaueY Than 80 Years A 90
lgCAolly KNickeRbockeR

VitationS now issued informally,
IN direct contrast TO the en-
Graved and heavily crested bid
sent out by the other regimes
celebrated social secretary.
Maria dc Barril, whose family
once was rich enough TO build
"Beaulieu, the Bellevue avenue
villa Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
now calls "home."
Bailey's beach came into
social glory about 1892, when a
group of Newport Summer resi-
dents acquired the property from
a Mr.. Bailey, erected a fence
and put up a private. Keep
Off" sign that has survived for
almost half a century.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Dress Simply

Today most ~ Tho Vgnrn one
encounters ar the new Bailey
Beech that has risen on tter..ns
of -.a old destroyed pv ttal--t.-
rlca,c ~ several scans AGO aa
dressed simply mary r s.
and larle-s
He.gh-fo = Size Iaro Nir
Henri, a. G.. Tay.or whose ,,.H-
port nickname was ''e tH
prose- Josephine. could .ae SOME
~ tre swim suits worn
Younger Newport hos'esses ~
today she'd think she was
Concy Island
htthat I'm rcrtain Tara Pope
"Tcky French Aston Nore0n
Drcxel. end others arn having
much more Newport fm fha1
tie great Mrs Tey.1r hard sim
~ Der flurkios i0a.c-'nle a.H-
-iers. sartorial i-at.a"7 art
so~.a "dOn us
Yet in hcr rather grand way
'tre Empress JpserHr. F. rH
better show shan ..ro Poop.
"Tucky" Frcnch Actor az .,..
Drexri provide today
Those aid Ncvport'tr7lS' Win
their prctenS.ou7. great palaces.
ra'inues % servants and t9lI-
glass figures PROVIDED q retor-
errfnr, source gf UHTt toy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Flint Plans
Three-Ddy

FLINT, Aug. 30.

FLINT, aug. 50.
EXCITTNG doings highlight
IA the Labor Day holidays with
a regular three-day program
planned at Flint Golf Club for
those deciding to remain in
town. A dance Saturday opened
the event, followed by swimming
and diving events on Sunday
afternoon as well as a kickers'
handicap golf tournament. Mon
day members and friends will
gather for a regular outdoor
picnic with each group taking
over the duties OF chef at the
al fresco cooking. A two-ball
foursome golf tourney Will pre-
cede the event.
Looking after the various
phases of the activities are Mrs.
j. Palmer Crawford as womens
entertainment chairman: Cols
A. Ward, mems entertainment
chairman; Werner p. Mathews,
pool chairman: r. G.. Mann and
Mrs. John r. James. golf chair
mon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Catholic
More P lays
TIVE CATHOLIC TTIEATER'
L OF DETROIT viii enlarge

TIIE CATHOLIC TiiEAIEK
l. OF DETROIT will enlarge
its activities during the coming
season, according 10 a report Is
sued by Paul a. Lilly president
Of the dramatic group.
Eight. instead Of seven, MAJOR
productions are TO be scheduled Tor
the Detroit Institute Of Arts audi
forum as the Catholic Iheater
begins its second season
The opening play VIII he "A
Slight Case of Murder" by Damon
Runyon and Howard Lindsay. 10
be presented early in October. The
entire schedule will be announced
next month.
Lilly also reported that in
creased activity OF Catholic Thea
Ter members in presenting onc-act
PLAYS throughout the Detroit area
was in prospect. The Catholic
Theater also plans a drive for sea-
son memberships during the COM
ing year.
As for activity Of this Summer,
Lilly said that from 90 10 so
actors regularly attended sessions
Of a Summer Course IN T'heatcr'
held Tuesday and Thursday nights
for seven weeks at the Catholic
Thcatcr Workshop, 675 East JET
fcrson avenue.
The curricula included voice and
diction. interpretive reading. polse.
characterization. technical design
and direction. The subjects were
taught by experienced members Of
the Catholic Theater. who included
Viola Black. Isabel Payne, Louis +.
Hayes. Frank WurtSmith and Nap
Sanchez.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
PIeasanter Newport

So who am 7 70 say il isn't
nleasanter Newport?
Secretly however. nv snob-
I.1h soul can VoaTn for tho over
urholstcrcd and heavily below
cled dovagers: "Navmc" Fish
with bcr aSp-like tongue:
"<iparrbo3t Mary" Goclet and
1sr rorrancpS and level rob-
bor.ee. Harry Lohr provoking
Mrs Kcrnochan to- harsh words
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Powder Shades
DRUNETS are OF m any

RR UNETS are OF m an
~ types, m any variations.
There is a wide range Of pow
der shades from which 10
choose, and lipsticks come in
every shade from deep coral 10
damask. Always the dark-eyed
lovely should use rich tints TO
make her eyes look soft, deep
and Velvety.
There are ochre and flesh
tones in powder, and blends as
well. Sometimes tiny bit Of
green powder is added 10 ochre
for the olive complexion.
Elderly ladies who have pale
skins can apply mauve powder
with good effect, especially If
they touch the temples and eye
lids with rouge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
MEsDAyEs
Detroit Federation
CHANCES Meetino

BECAUSE OF the national
convention OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union in
Grand Rapids this week, which
closes with a banquet ut the
Pantlind Hotel Wednesday eve
ming, the Detroit Federation will
hold its September meeting Fri
day at the Frances Willard
blouse. instead Of the usual first
Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

paltry thousands today. They
derive Snobbish pleasure out OF
the feeling they are close to
what represented untold riches.
There are no new million
aires today 10 come along and
operate the large houses now
closed.
For as I've written, Newport
has changed 80 it's healthier.
definitely more simple and not
nearly 50 wicked as in the
other days OF terrific fortunes
and terrific snobS.
Strange as it may seem, the
new rich through the ages.
haven't wanted anything labeled
simple, healthy and, shall l
say "scraphic."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Refused TO Buy

Mrs. Belmont tried. first 10
sell, then 10 give Marble House
10 both her sons, willie *.
Vanderbilt Jr. and Mike Van
dcrb II.
Tn " declined with thanks.
So the venerable Frederick II.
Prince acquired Marble House"
for n fraction Of what it cost 10
build and lives there in regal
fashion his deep blue awnings
being ono of the decorative
"highliChtS' Of Bellevue avenue.
The lac Mrs. AStor's older
"Beechwood" cost $750,000 10
build and equip. But. realizing
the now Newportcrs are not,
financially. in a class with those
who ruled things in other days,
Vincent Aston, the great Mrs.
AStorS grandson. willingly &C
ecDtcd S350A0 Of fer for
"Bcechwood' from the Amer
lean born Countess kotZebue,
who now dwellS in halls sacred
10 the memory of the late Mrs.
AStor and AZ a price, / might
add, that wouldn't have secured
tor her a decent farmhouse in
nearby Connecticut
With Mrs Herbert Shipman
threatening 10 tear down her
S2O00,000 "Seaview Terrace if
a purchaser doesn't appear on
the scene and Robert Goelet
toying with the idea Of wreck
ing "Ochre Court" Just TO save
the taxes. il looks as If the
Sybaritical Newport some OF us
knew and loved is doomed.
Ahem' and IN favor Of light
hnffc.lr,gr,rv %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Social Suicide

rts ls another reason why
'D -rea' houses OF those
t..r7ft uch days have become
'HlI'o elephants" To purchase
q horne in Newport and not be
eligible 90 cross the portals Of
3H'ay, u.s. nothing short of
SOCIAL suicide
Fer While tho surf bathing at
Iia.rys Is poor ami tho beach
none too spacIC3S. lt.S The SYM
ba. Of whether N0L arc a social
la or social '0uf %
In addition to which the beach
hs become a clearing house for
luncheon dinner and bridge in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Tourists and ever, the less
opulcnt present day socialitcS,
adore gazing az the millions Of
dollars worth OF real estate and
weaving dreams of those/bril-
liant days Of "Mayme" I Fish.
Steamboat Mary Goelet, Mrs.
Aston. etc. y
II matters not 90 them thai
the millions Of dollars worth
~ real estate" will only bring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Run Riot
7 his F all
BY ORRY-KELLY
Hollywood stylist

uOW green is your wardrobe!
IL II it doesn't include a soft
green and a riotous green 1t
lacks what the film colony con-
siders a lively tour de force.
Even mixed green's are having
their heyday along with one
color costumes, accessories, or
something so simple but so i'm
portant, a green hat.
1t was the smart blending or
three yellow-greens that caught
Ann Sheridan's eye when she set
out TO buy a new slack suit suit
able for almost any occasion.
The trousers of wool gabar-
dine are in a rich bronze green.
the shirt in apple green. and a
knee-length, sleeveless coat is in
chartreuse. Ann likes the outfit
for a second reason. 1t is giving
her a good looking Summer coat
which she is wearing with beige
or white.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

comic snohberV Of the regina.
Of Mrs. StuyvcSant Fish. Mrs.
ogden Goelct, Mrs. Hermann
OclrichS. etc. not to mention
tie bitter social fcudS waGed
among ambitious Newport
hostesSeS at the turn OF The
century
Today there are few "am-
bilious" hoStcSscS at the cele-
brated Rhode Island resort.
And il takes ambitious host
eSses 10 make things hum-and
provide gossip.
No question but what the
life lived at Newport today IS
a far more healthy and less
oXacting existence than that led
nv the socially renowned ladies
whose antics made Newport
famous as THE tOrrid season
pied-a-terre of New York's rich
and rude MayfairlteS.
Today a morning visit 10
Bailcy'S Beach. often referred
20 as the most exclusive SWIM
min hole i'm the United States
Of America" provides a spec
tacle that Just couldn't have
been witnessed In the day OF
Mrs. James p. kernochan, Mrs.
George /. Rives and Mrs. Henry
A. c. Taylor
Those now departed grand
DANES staged their entrances
AZ Bailev's with all the skill Of
Iiegfeld or perhaps l should
say a Barnum
Dressed to the teeth i'm lace
gowns. long white kid gloves.
hats that boastcd Of trimmings
ranging from stuffed birds 10
what looked like rephcas of their
flower gardens. wells, lace para
soils. etc. they paradcd on 10 the
sands Of Bailcy's-but never
donned bathing attire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

has crept into our social life TO
stay.
And I'm already having night
mares in which i see tinsy-
winSy cottages Of the develop
mcnt' type rising on the sites
where l once proudly looked at
The Breakers. "Scaview Ter
race. "Ochre Court " "Belcourt'
and all the rest Of the New
port real estate white ele-
plants
Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Aston, Mrs.
Belmont. Harry Lehr. Mrs. Ker-
nochan, Mrs. Gambrill, etc, Will
indulge i'm acrobatic stunts in
their last resting places when
that happens.
\ And having n certain rever-
cnce for the "Old reglme'--Ill
be very unhappy.
Tattle-TaleS of Old New York!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Brother, Sister
To End Camp STAY

ELMS r. KNOWLSON OF
Seyburn avenue and his sister,
Mrs. Knowlson Dodge of Rye.
~. Y, will return this week
from Camp Wilderness. Mrs.
Knowlson and her daughter
Patricia returned from the
camp late last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Nightmares

So Newport seems definitely
headed for a less formal and
less eXtravagant future.
Much as ] dislike having 10
admit u and In print. too I'm
light housekeeping"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Blaze OF Color

Several months ago we pre-
dicted that a blaze OF color
would invade the boudoir, that
South American shades and
those OF Chinese hue would be a
lovely lady's choice over meek
petal pink or timid heaven blue.
Our prediction has already
been fulfilled. but for Fall wear
this trend will be an established
fashion. In the Winter months
these full colors look warmer.
They're also, I'm informed. very
spirit lifting. Green heads the
list.
/ could elaborate on leaf green
chiffon pajamas, spinach green
crepe negligees, green and white
striped and checked taffeta
breakfast coats, green satin
nightgowns. and so on ad in
finitum but / want 10 concern
trate on a new paiama designed
by Warmers Howard Shoup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Gives Cocktail Party

Mrs. l.. G. CoStley OF Atlanta.
Ga, was a much feted guest
during her visit here with the
Austin +. Youngs Of Lake
Fenton this week. Early in tho
week her hostess entertained AT
n cocktail party in her honor
with guests present from De-
~troit. Birmingham and Flint and
also Mrs. Wendell Crane OF At
lanta, who is visiting here.
The large Buick group 10 de-
part shortly for Melrose Park,
Ill, is also inspiring much enter
tanning. Among these functions
was the bridge luncheon given
by Mrs. Kenneth l.. Arnold for
her sister. Mrs. Archie r.
Campbell, who with her family.
will leave next month. Included
on the guest list were the fol-
lowing:
MEsDAEEs
Ohio p. Keyport walter J Ianrdo,
Iawrence d. Gerald Wheeler of
Burkhsrdt Flushing
John p. Heiss George NJ Grow
Louis Defisle Jr. W. n. Rs,lsdg.
Earl s. Tucker Frank J. Manlsy
Bart Foen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Detroit Soprano
Sofeist atConeeff

THE DETROIT Fedora
TTON OF MUSICIANS BAND
with Herbert Straub conducting
will be heard tonight in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

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