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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25
PoSiInasiers
To Be Guests
Turkey Dinner for
Them on Fridoy

VIA WV tufheN othneT 70 some
% poetmsstsrs o. Pierce and
King counties and Buckley busi-
ness men Friday evening in the
high school cafeteria at T:so. The
dinner was planned by the United
etstee treasury department To
organize the postmssters for sale
Of defense savings bonds and
stamps.
The Halloween party committee
met Tuesday evening IN Macs
barber shop 70 make plans for
the annual Halloween celebration
30 b held Friday evening, Oct
n. A large committee 10 work.
ing on arrangements.
The parade viii form or the
high school grounds between the
auditorium and the gymnasium.
The route win be south on River
ave. 10 Main ~, then east on
MAJ - g. A - "a uorsh ~ A
= e.. ,,ss -sso, -,h.r. IN.
judging viii take place In the
auditorium. After the parade
there viii b q program Of stunts,
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veen FOR n 6essert luncheon and
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Mrs.. william Bolton. jr, who
sailed "wednesday from Seattle for
Vie Cove Alaaka To toin her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

Rebeksh club met Friday after
noon at the I. o. o. r. hall for q
business meeting followed by .
lunch served by Mrs. Paul James
and Mrs. Otto sproa Of Burnett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

Mrs.. william Bolton. jr., who
sailed "wednesday from Seattle for
View Cove, Alaska, to Join her
husband. was honored the first of
the week with q farewell luncheon
given by Mrs. Paul Demko. Other
guests were Mrs. John Clogston.
Mr.. A. Carlcn and Mrs. Claude
Clark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

Staff Sgt. Lloyd Davis Of Me
Chord Field photo section, now
enroute 10 Eldorado. Kan, on q
months furlough, had as one Of
his farewell gifts Tuesday evening
q bowl OF gold fish, friendly token
from Miss Betty Peterson, instruc-
tor At Racines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

Miss Edith Gustafson. Pacific
Lutheran college junior, has re-
turned TO her studies in the col
lege of education after a long ILL
ness. She IL = member OF Delta
Phi Kappa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

A large crowd viii be present
Friday evening at the Community
church when the National Bureau
for Religious and Educational
Films Of New York city presents
the talking motion picture of the
life Of Christ from the nativity TO
the Ascension.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Cat Cay in West Indies

AWAY DOWN at Cat Cay. in the British West Indies
Mrs David Manson Wier of Steubenvlle, o. has just
arrived . to open her lovely home Blue Horizon for
the
To this coorfu setting. will her daughters
Mrs Allan Sheldon III and Mrs William P. Bonorlght
of the Poine together with their husbands
Therel be of fishing special sport OF the
former Wer girls
Incidentally . Mrs. Wier guest at dinner
the other evening when the Howard A. Perknses of VIII
ongton Del flung large party for the island colony
. AT ''Tismon" their beautiful Winter home
occupied early this month by the Duke and
Duchess of Windsor less
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Ball
Exams End
At u. Of D.

THE YERE FRATER-
NIFTY Ball will be held this eve
ming in the Grand Ballroom of
the Hotel Book-Cadillac. thereby
giving University of Detroit STU
dents a chance to celebrate the
end of semester exams.
General chairman of the event
is Edward Machowl. who is
being assisted by Leo Stally.
Nicholas Voican. Chester Wis
newski. Raymond Avendt. The
dance is the only one sponsored
by this society of engineers.
Chaperons for the affair will
include:
William p Godfrey. Prof. Bert
n. Blakeslee and Mrs. Blakes-
lee Prof. Thomas c. Hanson and
Mrs. Hanson.
Following a custom Of many
years, members of the engineer
ing faculty will he guests of the
fraternity at the dance.
Gene FenSby's band will play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

Elsa Maxwell won't be back in
Manhattan until about March l.
And the Maxwell luggage has
been shifted from Consuelo Van
derbilt Marlborough Balsans
luxurious island abode, near
Palm Beach, to the equally en-
chanting villa owned by the
widowed Dolly" O'Brien, sacred
TO the memory of those halcyon
days when the junior Tony"
DreXel Biddle and his first wife.
a cousin of Doris Duke Crom-
well, gave Sumptuous entertain
ments al the Spanish-like abode
Elsa suffered a breakdown
shortly after arriving on the
gold coast TO spend the holt
days with the former Duchess
of Marlborough.
The fact that she continues 10
be socially active hasn't FASTENED
her complete recovery.
The other day Elsa gave a
sizzling interview that named
names 10 the Miami Herald.
"debunkinG' the list Of 1940s
best dressed women" recently
announced.
Elsa waxed explosive and
didn't mince words when it came
to calling such lists" "rackets."
Be that as il may. La Max
wells doctors feel she should be
resting instead of "debunk-
ing
THOUGHTLESS HOSTS and
hostesses. in these days of quick
divorce and frequent re~1ar-
riagcS. can easily bring about
difficult situations such AS the
one which occurred the other
afternoon when Mrs. Marcus
DAILY. Mrs. Gurnee Cumming and
Ted Cumming received invita-
tions 10 the same cocktail party.
And all attended.
When Lucy Cumming found
herself face-to-face with Lele
DAILY. who is slated TO become
the wife of Lucys ex-husband
(eventually), she was at a loss
of words.
Not so the cffervescent arl
stylish Mrs. DAILY. who quickly
burst forth with
Darling, how are yOu""
So Lucy "darling-ed' Lele
right back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
MadrigaI Clubs Concert
At Masonic Temple Feb. 4
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

planned. Mrs. Richard A. Con-
nell Sr. is recuperating in Ford
Hospital from a crack at the fiu.
Went there daily for several
weeks TO visit her son, Richard
Jr. little dreaming she'd wind
up in a neighboring room with
a germ.
Getting along fine, though,
and will probably be able to fol-
low through with her original
plans shortly.
ON THE mall:
John S. Coppin. heading for
his studio at the Scarab Club
first visit to his easel since that
recent disqualification
The Bill Joys. making for the
Exchange and a filling repast-
Tve radiant Mrs. Alexander
Girard, topping her outfit with q
royal blue turban--
THE DAN COLES of the
Seward will be losing their
pretty daughter, Marjorie, to
Irving Maldaver today. The
young man is the son OF Mrs.
Rebecca Maldaver.
There's a southern wedding
trip scheduled. we find.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Rehearsal
Dinner Given
By McDuffees

THE REHEARSAL dinner for
bride-elect Renee Renaud and
her fiance, Daniel Scott Me-
Duffee. who are being married
tomorrow. was given last night
by the parents of the BRIDE
groom-elect. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph II. McDuffee. at the d.
A. c.
Guests included members OF
the wedding party and out-of-
town friends and relatives here
for the wedding.
The table was eentered with
a mirror plaque surrounded by
low arrangements of white
flowers.
The pretty bride-elect wore q
French blue taffeta dinner dress.
Among guests from out OF
town were: Miss Dolly Nc
Duffee of Toledo. sister Of sthe
bridegroom-elect, who is to be a
bridesmaid: Mrs. John Racot OF
indianapolis, another sister, and
her brothers. Richard OF Indian
apolis. and David and Robert OF
Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Midland Chemist Colony Club Guest

DR. WILLIAM j. HALE, distinguished chemist of Midland,
Mich will be honor guest the Colony Club this Sunday at
supper later will speak, choosing for his subject
Through Chemical Glasses
Mrs James O. Murfin has invited her guests at
the supper party Dr. and Mrs Fred T Murphy Mr. and
Mrs. William Comstock. Mrs. John 5. Newberry Mrs
Allan Sheldon. :. DR. and Mrs William Spitzley. Mrs.
Richard Temple. Mrs Thomas Simpson. and Robert
Dyer
The Philip Bakers. and Mrs. Bakers nice mother.
Mrs William John Parker of St. Louis Mo- have asked the
Charles Baxters the Oliver Horns and the Bliss
Wofes who returned from Florida and all that deep-sea
fishing. not so long ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
They CouId-Have Jewels,
But They Don + Want EN-
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-'Tis
strange-but true-that neither
the first nor the second Mrs.
Vincent AStor cares a snap of
her fingers about elaborate
Jewels.
During the years that Helen
Huntington Aston was the wife
of New York'S No. | landlord
and one of the wealthiest men
in the United States. she never
acquired ostentatiouS. dazzling
Jewels. Even on gala occasions
Mrs. Huntington Astor's gem
displays are insignificant when
compared with vthose--ef other
women. not nearly so opulent.
The new Mrs. Vincent Aston.
whose watchword, first. last and
always. is simplicity, isn't the
type 10 rig herself out a la
Tiffany's front window. Outside
her engagement ring ian oblong
ruby of deep and rare COLOR,
simple strand of pearls and
few clips and pins. Mary Cush-
ing Astor's jewel case would
hold little interest for jewel
enthusiasts.
Whenever I see "unimportant
women wearing too MANY
gems, | always think of the two
Mrs. AstorS-who could have
'em-but don't want EN-.
1NASMUCH AS doctors want
her to remain in Florida sun
shine for at least another month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Tau Beta Pi Chapter
AT u. Of D. Elects

The seventy-fourth chapter of
the Tau Beta Pi Association, ma
tional honorary engineering So
ciety established AT the University
of Detroit last week. named Frank
Lewand, senior aeronautical engi-
neering student. as its first presi-
dent today
Other officers elected are Henry
Gieryn. vice president; George
Jennings. corresponding secretary.
and Edward NaudZius. recording
secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
EmbaImers BdlLSet
For Harmonic Club

To clear up that puzzled express
sion on the faces of members of
District No. l, of the Michigan
Funeral Directors and Enlbaimers
Association. the Times announces
that the ladies night" sponsored
by the association will be held to-
night at the Harmonic Club. 267
East Grand River avenue. not at
267 East Grand boulevard. as
enormously reported in yesterdays
Times.
The occupant of tho East Grand
boulevard address complains that
his phone is busy with requests
for tickets. and that he knows
nothing OF the Embalmers' Ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
One Party,
Then Good-bY
Till Spring

Mr.. AND MRS. A. ]. BOPP
will entertain about so guests
tomorrow afternoon at a cock
tail party in the Recess Club.
This is in the nature of
goodbye party as the BoppS
and many of their guests will be
leaving soon for points South
and West. l..
The Gilbert Prices of-Fairfeld
avenue depart February ! for
Miami Beach. About the same
time the o. J. Crows. the
Charles F.. Millers and the
George Cavansughs also will
take off for Miami Beach.
The Peter b. Stewards leave
soon for Mexico. Mrs. A. l..
Stewart and small daughter
Renee. of Birmingham. will so
to Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Fitzgib-
bons are going 10 Phoenix. Ariz
The -C.-M- Eblings of Crosse
Pointe are leaving soon for
Florida.
c. Roland Risdon will be at
the party but Mrs. Risdon al
ready has left for Miami Beach,
where he will Join her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bopp and Mr.,
and Mrs. J. II. O'Hara. about
the middle of February. will
leave together on a trip TO Hot
Springs. Arkansas. Biloxi. New
Orleans. Miami Beach and up to
Atlantic City.
Meanwhile =. Mrs. Bopp and
small daughter. Jane, will go to
New York next week 10 see the
girls. Mary Lou and Betty. who
are AT Manhattanville College.
Mary Lou and Betty Jane will
have several mid-semester holt
days. which they'll spend with
Mrs. Bopp and Jane.
MRS. HORACE NJ. WOOD
WARD is chairman of hoStesses
for this Sundays fireside tea and
social hour at Central Y. w. {.
A.. from 4 10 6 o'clock.
She will be- assisted by the
following me m bers of the
Womans Alliance of the Church
Of Our Father: Mrs. David Nc
kenzie. Mrs. Ralph Gaines, Mrs.
George r. Anthony. Mrs. John
Holmes. Mrs. Edward NJ. Honey
and Mrs. Glenmore Davis.
The program. arranged by
Mrs. Elroy Hayden. includes Sc
lections by the Norman Male
Choir and solo numbers by
James Toy.
MISS PHYLLIS ANDREWS
and Miss Dorothy Borland, who
are being graduated from DENLY
High School. will be guests Of
honor al a tea TO he given by
Beta Tau Beta Sorority. Sunday
afternoon. from 3 to 5 o'clock,
in the Motor Room of the Whit
tier Hotel Miss Betty Jean
Fromm is general chairman,
Miss May Gray has charge Of
invitations and Miss Dolores
Fansome the decorations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

LEAVING SUNDAY for st.
Louis will be two busy wimmin.
Mesdames Francis H. Bourke
and Edward Carroll Parker,
who'll be attending the Asso-
ciated Junior League of America
conciave, which will keep them
occupied until the 31st.
Let's see, last year the con-
ference was in Seattle. wasn't
it?
THE ARLINGTON will he bulg-
ing, tomorrow. with friends and
relatives of Miss Bernice Bart
lett who'll become the bride Of
Frank B. Conway February /.
The bride-elect is being feted
by Miss Mary Catherine Cont
way with a luncheon and bridge
party.
Among those hidden to this
affair:
Mrs. Gordon Stanley Coch-
rane. Mrs. Thomas Long. Mrs
Leo Ryan, Mrs. John T. Schnei-
der. Mrs. Leo Calvin. Mrs.
Sidney Howe. Mrs. Modere
Bruneteau. Mrs. William Me
Greevy. Mrs. Edmour Bertrand
and Mrs. Daniel Ryan.
ONE OF the busiest maidens
we've heard OF would be Miss
Betty Maxine Former. daughter
of the Robert r. Formers of
Pennington drive.
Between majorlng in art at
Marygrove and the current final
exams she still finds time to
participate in sculpturing. print
ing and drawing and is now de-
voting her artistic fair. TO Great
ing novel decor for the J-Prom,
which will be staged there at
Marygrove February IA
INSTEAD OF leaving for
Florida on Sunday as she had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
William B. Stout to Introduce Him

GETTING BACK to Doctor Hale
Several gentlemen you know. will do the honor for
the celebrated visitor
William B. Stout . for instance. :. will introduce him
when he speaks :. later in the evening
And Howard A. Coffin. Dr. Alexander Blain. :. Walter
F. Tant Emerson Frantz. Raymond H. Berry - Lee
Barrett DR.. William E. Bodgett. DR. Herman d. Scarney
800 Arthur Herman Walter E. Smons. and William j.
Hell will be on hand aid and abet the speaker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
To Study Ford Production

Methods of shop planning and
production efficiency at the Ford
Motor Company will be studied
today by eight operation officials
of the United Air Lines, including
r. f. Pfennig. vice president of
Chicago,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Sun Over Miami Beach

CHUCK GERSHSENSON heard the shining at
Miami Beach.
But without this solar attraction
The that lovely Barbara Bannister Smihfied Ham
heiress the Detroit lads constantly coupled
in Broadway columns is also these:.
And that Chucks great friends Carmen and Xavier
Cugat open Beachcomber the twentynnth of the
month.
Florida his dream spot this Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
n N ay5 E: r.
~

THEY CONTINUE TO fit.
The William Z. Andermsns and the John Toolns left
lust yesterday.
For three weeks in that Golden West.
They'll stop the Arizona Btmore in Phoenix where
hey tell us the golf is but w-o-n-de-r-f-u-l...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24
Bloomfield Hunters Ride the Range

LAST EVENING marked the very first. formal
ride of this new for Bloomfield Open Hunt
Club.
Numerous equesrans and their fiery steeds. were
dashing about. :. for the opener. we hear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-24

AN IMPOSING list of top
drawer folk is lined up for the
concert which the Madrigal Club
will give at Masonic Temple the
evening of February 4.
II you doubt us. skim lightly
over the following:
Mrs. Henry B. Joy. Mrs. Crit
fifth Ogden Ellis. Murray G.
Paterson. Mrs. Arthur Maxwell
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wrigley. Mrs. Samuel c. Num-
ford, Mrs. John S. Newberry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira K. Collins,
Mrs. Burt Eddy Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Harfst. the
Myron f. Snyders. the Joseph
Bernard Schlotmans. Norman
K. II. Armada and Mrs. Edward
w. Brunck.
The pitch-pipe will be sounded
at o.oO. -a,-s
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

THIS MAN u getting results with Frases
Starting Mash. WHY NOT your
THE OTHER DAY customer Of ours
who has 1000 chicks came In asked VI
what the average weight Of chicks
should be n four weeks Of age. Consult.
ing some charts we told him ten ounces
for heavy breeds. Can you imagine
our surprise when he said his were
running sixteen ounces Ut that age.
FRASER STARTING mash u made Of
the best materials obtainable and sells
for 10% to 201 less than shipped IN
feeds that may b four 70 six weeks
old before you get Il.
FEED FRASER FRESH FEEDS FOR
BEST RESULTS AT LOWEST COST.
Fraser Milling Co.
Fraser East Detroit
Phone 70l9-J3 Ros. 01<o
FOR SALE-Large type ganderS. Nc
C,.hv Au,rke drok nAYA-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

FOR SALE-Large type ganders. Nc
Cuby ducks and brakes. Geo. Dene-
with, Rt. !, Mt. Clemens, Phone l7l6-J.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-20

FOR SAL.E--50 White Leghorn laying
hcns-Also Electrochef stove. 3ooS
L'Anss Cruise. corner Tucker. Harrison
Twp.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-19
Put Out $50
No Spot TO Park at Home
Driver Lands in Court

II cost Edwin Timms, 81 Of
l7197 Hull avenue, $50 today be-
cause he was annoyed when there
was no room for him to park in
front of his own home.
Traffic Judge George T. Murphy
levied the fine for reckless driv-
ing, with the alternative of 10
days in Jail, after il was testified
that Timms shunted cars back TO
make room for his own. pushing
one automobile into another and
causing minor damage. He told
Judge Murphy he had been
drinking.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-19
Mayor Forbids
.B|aCkout Tests

Because he does not believe pub
lie nervousness should be exploited,
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr. today
said there will not be any practice
blackouts or practice air raid
alarms in Detroit.
The mayor said blackouts, un-
less very carefully prepared, could
be dangerous and also would re-
quire the shutting down of almost
every form of activity here"
The mayor also said he "had
something 10 do with canceling
an air raid alarm show which was
to have been a feature of an air
show 10 be held next month at
Convention Hall.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-19

In this case" said the court. II
have no desire to send him TO
jail, but I would like to see him
change his views.
MIGHT BE GOOD SOLDIER
IL think down In his heart he
feels he can do something for his
country and i think he might
make good soldier.
young man, why don't you 20
see the moving picture, Sergeant
York; Maybe that would open
your eyes"
u. S. A. Heggblom, Rase's at
torney, said he would appeal TIT
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-19
Draft DOdger Guilty
Member of Jehovah's Witnesses Faces Years
and $4,000 Fine as Jury Uphods Board

A possible sentence Of five years
and $4,000 stands today between
23-year-old Kenneth Grant RaSe,
self ordained minister and Jeho-
Vah's Witness, and the life free
of war duties 10 which he conSid-
erS himself entitled.
A jury that included four women
required just so minutes in Fed
eral Court TO decide that RaSe was
not a minister within the meaning
of the Selective Service Act and
that he had received a fair hear
ing at the hands of his local draft
board, No. 40.
Therefore, the jury found him
guilty OF violating the act IN re-
fusing TO 60 10 a camp for con-
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-19
Wayne Oratory Winners

Wayne University today an
nounced the winners in the annual
oratory contest. Miss Leh Levitt
of 1924 Gladstone avenue was
declared winner in the women's
contest and Dale Ihrie of 1870
Wark avenue awarded first place
in the mems division.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-19
HOW HE SAW IT

Rase argued that since he was a
minister by his own decision ("We
each decide when we are minis
terS." he eXplained)' he deserved TO
be classified in AID, the classified
uon of ministers. y
Judge Frank A. Picard, however,
held up sentencing Rase pending a
report from the court probation
department and also indicated he
was loath to sentence the youth
to any,part Of the heavy maximum
he could be given.
II don't know what I will do
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-19
SERVES OUR PURPOSE

Knox declared the surprise at.
tack on Hawaii SERVED the highly
useful purpose Of driving home
with frightful force upon the
minds of our military leaders the
Importance of guarding against
surprise. the Importance of never
Understanding the boldneSs and
reSourcefulneSs Of the enemy: and
upon the civilian population. it
drove home with a sense of horror
the treachery OF the foe we have
to defeat"
The secretary paid tribute 10
the defenders of Pearl Harbor, de-
clearing he never was "prouder of
the fighting qualities of our navy
than during his recent inspection
trip to Hawaii.
From the top admirals to the
newest seaman fresh from train
ing station" Knox told the grad
uating midshipmen, "they fought
with gallant courage and a COM
plete disregard Of personal dan
ger"