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He Finally COPIED the Title

Just when the scribes beginning to pin the often
bridesmaid but bride stigma Johnny, he broke
through and grabbed the in 1889 with 349 mark And
to make his triumph complete he captured the National
League home championship with % rcuit clouts
Last he registered the lowest of his
34 but there general edown in National League marks
and he finished the first five His homer production
scared however and he cleared the oud 40
lead both major leagues
There's bit of irony attached to Mics The Card
nails intended bring him up despite grand reputation
power the minors He tabled be sold for goody
repensh the Golfers of the Breadon 1t
the Cincinnati Reds turned him back Rochester deemng him
risky buy at the price of S50000 because of bad
ST. Louis took him from its farm club presumably him
from the baseball draft.
He's the Cardinals to regret that In
ST. Manager Branch Hickey shudders
thinks of how close Mze to becoming Red instead
a Cardinal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

Ter against the Red Sox in New York will
be offered an opportunity of tying Willie
Keeler's major league record of having
hit safely in "A consecutive games, The
day before yesterday Joe broke George
Sisters modern record Of Al straight
games. which the former Brown achieved
in 1922
In that same year of 1922, Rogers
HerHsby in the National League had hit
safely in 33 consecutive contests. But
DiMaggio still has some distance 10 go 10
equal a record of 60-odd games in which
he hit consecutively in the Pacific Coast
League before coming up to the Yankees,
or that of Joe Wilhoit, who blazed a
straight hitting mark in 50 games in the
old Western League.
Before Sisters mark. Ty Cobb was
the champion in that department having
hit safely 40 games in row in 1911.
Cobb made II hits during his streak and
was finally stopped by Ed Walsh Of the
White Sox and his famous spitball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Detroit's Strongest Publinx Team
Qualities for National Tourney
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

Detroit will be represented in
the National Public Links tour
nament AT Spokane Wash. July
14-19, by the strongest team !;
ever has had in this event.
This opinion was expressed by
Z. A. Atlas following yesterday S
36-hole trials at Plum Brook and
carries considerable weight. Atlas
is a member of the United States
Golf Associations public course
committee.
Art Pony of North Hills. an
automobile salesman, and Jimmy
johnson of Sylvan Glen and Eddie
Furgol of River Bank. transport
tation department employees III
automobile factories. comprise De-
troit's lineup of three which will
compete for the Warren q.
Harding team trophy.
Steve Bialo. like Furgol a MEM
Der of Oscar Senn's River Bank
team. and a brake inspector in an
automobile factory. is the team 5
alternate.
Pony defeated Johnson for the
No. position in a nine-hole play
off. 1851. after they had tied for
first place with 1895.
Bialo matched Furgol'S al, ont
lost 10 his teammate in another
playoff.
All are capable golfers and. viii
The exception Of Bialo. played ir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
OWN MARK PERILED

For DiMaggio personally. his
was the day when he was TO Try
10 better his modern mark e
hitting in ~ consecutive games
and get tie with the only
standard left between him and
an all-time greateSt-such perform
ance. Wee Willie Keeler'S "A
straight established in 1897 and
still standing after nearly half
century.
One properly placed hit in each
Of today's games would give d.
Maggie his - games in a row
without a horSe-collar and leave
tomorrow the day for the potential
new standard that none on The
scene would he likely 10 ever see
broken once this streak is ended
and that's forever 10 all intentS
and purposes.
Second only 10 Bob Teller among
contemporary attractions 80 md
perhaps by this time towering
even over the papooSe pitcher ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Tops One Department Now

present Joe leads in homers with Il than Rudy
York Charley Keller and Bob Johnson who have Is each D
Maggie behind Keller
batredn leader And for the batting which he held last
Joe has moved up within striking distance of the
,leaders headed by Williams.
Mics squirt the top the National League startling
Johnny UP practically the
first day joined the St Louis Cardinals in 1886 He boasts
lifetime major league average 339 and 1899 captured
the batting championship.
In his year 1886 Mze couted the ball at formd
able pace The following he chaked the highest
average his professional 1854 but finished no better
than rnnerup teammate Medwick the champion
ship 1888 Mize managed Medwick but Ernie
lombard of the Reds beat him by eyeash for the title
Ernie having .342 and Mize 339.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
CIdiinnedBdrgdiin
Scores Again
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Trainer Ivan II. Parke, better
known a few years ago as jockey
Ivan Parke Of the famed Idaho
riding family is having a run OF
good fortune at the Detroit race
track that can be attributed both
10 his skill as a trainer and q
halterman--or claimer of horses
Parke recently put over no
table double with Purple Wrack
and Prince Sador. He. came back
10 score again yesterday with
Prince Sador and 2-year-old
colt called Try Fin. both of which
he had claimed at the meeting
Some trainers find they have
grabbed anything but a bargain
when they put claim in the box
for another mans hOrse-but
Parke'S horses already have palo
for themselves.
Parke claimed Prince Sador. 2
7-year-old son of Prince Pal. from
c. II. burst at Detroit ION May
81. for $1,000. and since then has
started him four times. winning
three races and finishing second
once. Three times he entered
him to be claimed for $1,000, but
yesterdays start was in an AL
lowance event, the $1,000 Hour
less Purse.
Prince Sador was running
against some fairly good horses
but he was lengths the best in the
field of six and won by three
lengths from the game, but aged
Professor Paul. with Fetchet third
in the run of mile and 20 yards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Old Cubster Had Good Luck

Keeers record of A which he hit safely made
in 1897 Baltimore Orioles of the old Ma
tiona League He poed So hits during his Another
great consecutive hitting record made by Bill Dahen of the
Chicago Cubs in 1894 He his string stopped
day. then 2S games without failing get blow
This the old Cubster remarkable mark of hitting safely
in 20 out of II games.
be said however that both Keller and Dahlen had
an present baers because when they
records the fousrke rule in vogue. But
looms big because the former Tiger did his
whackng against the dead ball
With all the attached to his remarkable DMaggo
seeks other honors His goal this the triple crownhome
baed and the American League batting
title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Upon Hits Four
Homers in2Ddys

Joe Lipon. former Chadsey High
School shortstop, accounted for
two of five home runs made by
Muskegon last night. but the Tiger
farm club nevertheless lost 13-
IL decision to Lansing in the Mich
igan State League.
Lipon has now made four cir
cult clouts in two days. Roy Clark.
who pitched for Muskegon, issued
IA walks.
A total of SIS hits were made in
this and the only other game
played. Saginaw defeated Grand
Rapids, 1873 Flint, first half
champion, and st. Joseph were
rained out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
PetriII on Clio Job
AS Recreation Chief

FLINT, July Jack Petrill.
INA recreation director from 1928
to 1898. today assumed new duties
as Go recreation' director in Flint
to handle a program of activity
for industrial workers who are
members of the UAW-CIO.
Petrill was a member OF the city
park and creation board in 1881
and 1882. He is also a former
Flint District AAU commissioner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Stirring B q tin g Due !
Between DiMae, Mize
10 Feature Star Game
TOP HITTER ON JULY TEAM

Among other features the possibility Of stirring batting
duel between Joe DMaggo Johnny Mze makes the coming
AStar between major league teams in Detroit July
fivestar spectacle
While at the Ted Williams is leading the hit parade
in the American League Joe DMaggo by the Yankee
stars spectacular hitting the past few weeks has become
sensation Of the baseball world.
In the National League the Mze has wested the
lead from Pete Reser of the Dodgers both of whom
listed in Bill McKechnies senior circuit squad that will be
Briggs Stadium next Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

and the Tigers
that today. as
they are hope
full 'DiZzy'
Trout can do
somewhat bet
ter in cuFbing
these SoX. who
since last Sat-
urd a Y h av e
gone b ers ERIK.
7 h @ y battered
Johnny Corsica,
: c h o Obj oy
r o w @. a n d
finally AL Ben
ton into a z 10
S defeat yester-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Rain Halls Circuit
Races al Toledo

TOLEDO. July Rain washed
out the opening card of the Grand
Circuit races at Fort Miami track
last night after two heats. one in
Is Class Trot which was won by
Gallant Heart in POS, and Merry
Bars. favorite. took first heat in
Ii Pace in 2:05.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

at least one National. This will
he the fifth for. Johnson and ire
fourth for Furgoi. Although Pony
made the grade in the section Al
trials twice before, last Summer
was the only time ne competed
in the championship proper
All the expenses OF this quart u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

Just TWO great
cuts al the ball
" o whackS
properly placed
and timed right
stood between
him and a tie
with an all-tlme
or q as ne
drew a bead on
the Boston Red
SoX in a double
header AT Yam
kee Stadium.
The + @ 81 Of
the c la b was
out to stretch a
record. 90, a
home run rec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Probable Pitchers
BY International New, service

BY International News service
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston ~ New York-Johnson and Harris
~ Russo and Chandler. two games.
Cleveland ~ 81. Louis-Milnar vs.,
Auker night
Detroit ~ ChicaEo-Trout "a smith.
Washington At Philadelphs-Chase ".
Marchildon. night.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
81 Louis q; Pittsburgh Lanier vs.,
EeWeil
Philadelphia Al Brooklyn Beck vs..
Fi'ysimmons
Iamanna
Others teams not scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Despite Handicap

Craig Wood, United States Open
golf champion. played through the
72-hole tournament strapped in q
metal-studded polo belt TO support
his back after an injury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

will be paid by the MGA. Detroit ;
splendid organization 81 public
course owners. They amount 10
approximately S155 a man-S95
for railroad fare and an allowance
Of Sc a day for AT least 10 days.
Four other players, each Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Horses TO Watch

~ Detroit Nee, sum Singing Heels
Boon Time. Arcadian
A. Aqueduct-NNau a Bit. Bright Vic
tory Buster FoXbrough
A. Arlington Park Cadmium, Happl
Pilot Proud One Monfsin
~ SUFFOLK powns--Count Cotton Glen
broom supreme FlaE. Blue Warrior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
2 Swings of bat
Coming Off DiMaggio's Stick Today, They Coui0
Tie Modern Consecutive Game Record

NEW YORK. July With two
swings Of his bat today. Joe d.
Maggie could set the stage for
breaking a record tomorrow that
might endure as long as baseball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Benton, Tebbetts, York Picked
To Play in All-Star Contest
Cullenbine Among
9 Men Honored
for 1st Time
BY LEO MACDoNELL

AL Benton and Birdie Tebbetts
are among nine players new 10 the
All-Star game who are included IN
the squad of % named by Ameri-
can League managers for the Mid
summer classic against National
Leaguers at Briggs Stadium next
Tuesday. July g.
Rudy York, the only other Tiger
TO be selected, participated in the
1888 game at Cincinnati, the year
Hank Greenberg was nominated.
but did not compete. Hank played
in other years, however
Other American Leaguers
honored for the first time were
Roy Cullenbine, the former Tiger
off the Detroit sandlots who is
lcurrently starring for the Browns.
Bobby Doerr and Dom DiMaggio
of the Red Sox. Jeff Heath of the
Indians, Edgar Smith of the White
Sox, Marius Russo of the Yankees
and Sid Hudson of the Senators.
BENTON MAY GET IN
Whether or not any of these
newer stars will be seen in the
starting lineup will, of course, de-
pend on Del Baker. who will
manage the American League
team. Inasmuch as a pitcher is
permitted to hurl but three in
nings in the All=Star game. there's
a possibility Benton, Detroit's bril-
liant relief finger, may get into
the contest.
While T e b b et outstanding
ability as a catcher is generally
recognized. his selection came
somewhat as a surprise, inasmuch
as the Tiger star has been suffer-
ing from a broken finger. Bill
Dickey and frankie Hayes are the
other backstops in the squad.
WANT HIS POWER
While York has been in a pro-
tracted slump. the Tiger slugger,
because of his known power, is
expected TO be at first base in the
starting setup. If not, the first
sacker will be Jimmy Foxx, who.
like York. has been inconsistent
with the willow this season.
Tommy Bridges, who has been
in six of the nine All-Star games,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

day, getting ID hits TO do il.
However, it must be pointed out
that had the Tiger defense been a
bit sounder-four errors weakened
1.-THE Tigers might have snatched
out a win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

whom will receive $50 toward his
expenses on reporting al Spokane.
also qualified yesterday. They ais
Fred Genick. Beverly Wills. lil:
Anthony Lopuck. Duck Lake,
LAB; Ray Ala. Sylvan Glen, III,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
KEEP PLUGGING

They did keep plugging along,
though the SoX led them, at inter-
walls. 4 10 ] and 5 TO 2. They
caught up and passed the Sox in
the eighth and ninth innings. In
the former, Moose Solters dropped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

ord. in the most dramatic setting
since they last were in the World
Series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Weak Pitching Hurts
Tigers Can't Hang on to Lead and Drop Close One
to White Sox; RouOe Loses

CHICAGO. July Whats al
this about the White Sox being
the lowest hitting club in the
American League, as the last batch
of weekly averages indicated?
Let's not try 10 tell Del Raker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

a long fly from Birdie Tebbetts
and the two runs needed to tie
slipped across. In tho ninth, SIM
giles by Pat Mullin and Rip Rad
cliff put the Tigers ahead. 6 to 5,
and then the foldup came along.
Rowe was able TO dispose of Don
Holloway. first man up in the
ninth. because George .Stainback
turned in a marvellous diving catch
of a line drive. Joe Kuhel, who
had hit homer off Corsica, the
Tiger starter, earlier in the game,
singled now. Rowe handled Dario
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Never Too Late

Jim German. S3-year-old bowler
of Sioux City. Ia. took up that
sport after he was 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

the Indians-DiMaggio IS without
further doubt the greatest figure
in this immediate vicinity since
the days when Babe Ruth's big
round face shone like moon al
the stadium. The fans were ex-
pected 10 respond 10 him and the
situation in a throng, barring
predicted Indictment weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
CRoNIN's SELECTIONS

Manager Joe Cronin Of the Sox,
was expected 10 call upon left
handed Mickey Harris and right
handed Jack Wilson in an attempt
TO stop DiMaggio and the rest OF
the Yankees the latter no mean
task IN itself
Out in front i'm the American
League race by two games over
the Cleveland Indians. the Yankees
have matched DiMaggio's streak
with a record performance of their
own. which they hope 10 further
perpetuate.
They long since have left be-
hind them the standard for homerS
in consecutive games and total
homers during any such streak
and were out 10 add TO this.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

TODAY'S CANES
ST Louis AZ Pittsburgh
Philadelphia a. Brooklyn. -
New York At Boston
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

Fritzie Civic heavily favored
to win in tonight's overtime
weight welterweight fight with
Al Davis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01

Mickey Owen, dgers'
catcher. beaned in yesterdays
game, will be out of lineup one
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Out for New LaureIs Now

The celebrated DMaggo, having swept aside several
in todays doubeheader against the Red Sox in New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
HiehIigh+s
In Sports
BY International News Service

Joe DiMaggio has chance to
break all-time baseball batting
record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
G96TS
. K 1so Mlaodm"au
SPORTS EDITOR

Yankee Star Is Aiming
for Triple SIueein G
Grown This Season
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WANT HIS POWER

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
How They Stand

mes behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
al - n L DIAL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Long Veil Of TuIIe

Flowing from the tight-fitting.
pointed basque was a volumi-
nous hoop skirt Of ice blue net
ending in a long train. Midway
around the skirt was wide
band of the satin edged with
corded, Shirred bands of satin.
Similar corded, shirred bands
trimmed the bottom of the skirt
and the train.
A long veil OF Ice blue tulle
fell from a poke bonnet faced
with rose pointe lace, which was
worn by the brides great grand
mother at her wedding and at
Mrs. Lewis wedding. Tucked
under the brim, in southern belle
fashion, were clusters OF orange
blossoms.
The bride wore short mitts OF
Ice blue lace and carried a for
NAL, old-fashioned bouquet OF
gardenias, white larkspur and
for-get-me-nots with blue ma
line collar.
AS a concession to July the
men In the wedding party wore
white suits with blue neckties
and handkerchiefs and bouton-
nieres Of bachelor buttons.
Mrs. Lewis chose q model OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Sigma Kappa Phis axe
Cottage at Beach

Margaret Whitmer, Dotty Ar
roll. Nedra Coll, Mary Mowat,
Mid DARN and Betty Poupard.
Roseanna and Cath erin e
Lynch have invited the menu
bers of Sigma Rho Sigma up TO
the Summer cottage which their
parents, the James LyncheS,
have on Williams Lake, near
Pontiac.
They'll go up July 10 for a
good time extending over two
weeks. 1t seems as though the
days will not stretch long
enough 10 do all the things
they've planned to do-golf, play
tennis <and badminton. ride
horseback, roller skate, swim
and sail on the blue waters OF
the lake.
Guests will include: Virginia
White, Elaine St Armand,
Patsy Van Hoten. Margaret
Mary Hourigan, Mary Sheehan,
Connie Parisos and Josephine
Crnkovich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch will be
there to keep an eye on the
place and make things pleasant
for the girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Gladys SipoIa Wed
To William Sutton

AT A CANDLELIGHT service
on July 5, Gladys Hazel Sipola.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. YAH
mar Sipola Of South Range,
Mich, became the bride OF Will
liam Thomas Sutton, son Of
Mrs. Walter Sutton OF Long
worth avenue and the late Mr..
Sutton.
The wedding took place in the
Wesley Chapel OF the Metropoli-
tan Methodist Church. The Rev.
M. S. Rice officiatad.
May Rondy, aunt Of the bride.
was maid OF honor. Eva Jean
Koski Of Lapeer, cousin OF the
bride, and Ethel Roberts OF
Melvindale were bridesmaids.
Ivan Laurie was best man and
Ray Sipola. brother of the bride,
and Charles Dubiskey, the bride
groom's brother-in-law, seated
the guests.
The reception was held at the
home of the brides aunt, Mrs.
William Hanson In Baylis ave-
nue..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Stores Offer
Wide Range
OfGddsets
BY JOHN L. OLIVER

MONEY BURNING a hole in
your pocket, pal?
Try unloading IL for any
or all OF the following:
Candles, for your game room.
In the shape of giant dice-2l5
inches square.
Yours for less than a buck.
Duffle bag In which 10 lug
your bathing trunks to the
beach. Room for a good hubby
towel and that bottle OF sun
burn soother you usually forget
10 use.
This little affair Is Of navy
sailcloth with white crossbars
and rope drawstrlngs.
Marvelously informative book
on tennis by one Of the country's
real whizz-boys.
We understand this volume Il
so good that even the experts
can land dol take a few point
ers from 1t.
Canvas bag which rips opsr
TO Disclose sandwich bor and a
thermos bottle With cups.
Good-lookino, drYisd by
leather handles aud priced very
moderately.
The recently imported Chilean
champagnes which are being In
troduced TO the towns tasters
by some OF the better wine
stores.
Personally. We aren't addicted
TO the bubbly kind OF wines, but
those who are say the aforesaid
imports are superb.
Three types--one is light. dry
and very delicate; the second IL
fine and full favored and the
third is soft, sweet and fruity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
SensId6
And Kline
NuptidIs
Photo by Monstt Studio

MISS BLANCHE SENGLAB.
AVA daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Senglab. became the bride
OF Elmer j. Kline of Highland
Park at $50 o'clock Saturday
evening in Trinity Methodist
Church. with the Rev. Adolph
Halmhuber officiating.
The bride wore a pastel blue
lowered organza trimmed with
dainty velvet bows of the same
shade. The flowing skirt. "
neck and little cap sleeves were
topped off by a small blue flow
cred hat Of the same material
Mrs. Roy L. Hathaway, ma
tron OF honor. wore a pastel
pink crepe frock with high neck
line and long sleeves which
were caught at the cuff with
tiny bands. Her hat was OF
matching material trimmed with
pastel flowers.
Little Barbara Sacks OF Ba-
raga, Mich, was flower girl and
Mrs. Charles Bergman. twin
sister Of the bride, sang Be
cause"
Roy L. Hathaway was best
man.
A reception followed in the
parlors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

beige lace and chiffon and
cartwheel hat Of Milan straw,
in matching shade. simply
trimmed with band and bow Of
beige velvet ribbon.
Mrs. Stockard was gowned in
almondine green chiffon made
with a long. full skirt and bolero
Jacket, topped by large hat OF
Milan straw. in raspberry shade
10 match her slippers.
A reception for the families.
relatives and a few close friends
was held at "Elmsleigh." the
Lewis residence in East Jeffer-
son avenue. Crosse Pointe. which
was decked throughout with
white flowers.
The table. laid with a lace
cloth, was centered with a cake
which was garlanded at its base
with gardenias, and adorned with
arrangements of white flowers.
Out-of-town guests included
Mrs. John L. Butsch and DR.. and
Mrs. Winfield Butsch, mother,
brother and sister-in-law Of Mrs.
Eugene William Lewis Jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. Kirke Albert Neal OF
Boston. Mass, who stayed with
Mrs. Meals parents, Or. and
Mrs. Sigurd Becker and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dix of Rochester,
~. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockard are
motoring in Canada. The bride
wore for travelling a redingote
of navy and white dots over a
red and white polka dot dress
and a red hat.
They will be at home after
September l in their new house
in Toles Lane, Crosse Pointe
Woods.