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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Huron Temple Fyh.an Sisters staff practice to o'clock X P
Ypsilant American o'clock Legion
wahtenaw Rebekahs Halloween card party o'clock
at hall.
Red Cross surgical dressings five WEIGH Hail. to o'clock
THURSDAY
Huron Chapter Izaak Walton League. 80 Landy Hall
Parish National Council OF Catholic Women
Holy Hour Speaker Will be Rev. F.
McFhllips, St Mary Chapel. Ann Arbor.
Methodist Christian board meeting
o'clock church open meeting
Needework 1880 with Mrs
Joseph Thompson
American Legion Auxiliary o'clock at Legion home
Auxiliary Guild morning; communion II o'clock
luncheon o'clock at church house.
Society Lutheran Church, o'clock
Ypsanu Commandery number 81 Knights Tempar special
instruction Masonic Temple lodge
following dinner Hotel Huron.
Hobby Club Woodruff School to 10 o'clock faculty Of
b B. Club o'clock with Mrs Arthur Reynolds.
Airpane Club o'clock Ypsian High School
Girl Scouts Troop o'clock Sarkweaher;
Rackham; troop eight, 80 St Luke troop a. $780,
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Appointments Made
by Extension Club

At the Ypsilanti Extension Club
meeting Tuesday with Mrs. Kenneth
Crawford, Geveral appointments
were made. The business meeting
was conducted by Chairman Mrs.
Alvin Anderson. Mrs. Norman
Abercrombie was appointed secre
tary-treasurer in place of Mrs. Earl
Ford, who resigned because OF Ill
ness. Mrs. Floyd Woodward was
appointed nutrition chairman, and
Mrs. Guy Ableson. housing and san
itatiou chairman. Mrs. Marshall
Harris, senior leader, announced a
turkey carving demonstration for
all the clubs in the district 10 be
held In Ann Ar5or, Nov. II, and a
meat cooking demonstration at Ann
Arbor, Dec. IS. Mrs. Harris also
reported on Food for Defense" say
ing that Michigan is asked TO in
crease milk and egg production
She also gave the days lesson on
Kitchen Cupboards.
Discussion followed on the four
centers needed for a convenient
kitchen-a cooking and serving
center, a food preparation and
mixing center, a cleaning up and
dish washing center and a business
center.
The next meeting will he with
Mrs. Guy Ableson. Nov. IS. when a
second lesson on knitting will be
given.
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Music Entertains
Mothersingers

The ten new members Of the
Mothersingers Chorus OF the city
schools were entertained with
music at reception given in their
honor, Tuesday evening in the
Ypsilanti High School. Miss Carol
Cook favored with a well chosen
group Of songs, "Sylvelin" by Sin
dig, Who'll Buy My Lavender by
German. "Norse Maids Lament"
by Hecksiatr. "A Nightingale Has
a Tyre OF Gold" by Whelpley and
Yesterday and Today by Spross.
Mrs. Roland Schafer played Miss
Cooks accompaniment on the piano
Mrs Roland Schafer and Mrs.
Charles Hin presided at the tea
table spread with a lace cloth and
having a Halloween centerpiece
thanked with yellow tapers.
Committee for the reception was
Mrs. Ray Orr, chairman. Mn5. Hill,
Mrs. Ray Fletcher, Mrs. H. A. Bis.
bee, Mrs Ralph Hunt. Mrs Wilbur
T. Best, Mr.. and Mrs. Schafer.
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Prof. Samson Tells
Congregational Men
of Life in Mexico

A splendid steak dinner was en-
joyed by men OF the Congregational
Church Tuesday evening. Followinr
the dinner the Star busters Of ROos.
evelt School sang three numbers
which were very much enjoyed
The men were delighted by the lee
ture on Mexico and pictures pre-
scented by Professor Paul Samson.
Both were full OF information and
inspiration. DR.. Samson noted
among other things the many fine
roads which make travel in certain
parts OF Mexico a real pleasure.
Much progress has been made In
building up A strong, vigorous peo
pie Athletics are greatly enjoyed
There are many fine tennis courts
he pointed out. He had seen bicy'
Gle race in which there were so
many participants that IL took one
hour TO pass a given point. Pictures
OF the many types of homes were
of special interest, from the small
hovels OF the very poor to the SPLEEN
did palaces OF the well-to-do. The
Mexican people are very proud OF
their Indian ancestry" Prot Sam
son said. On every hand the kindly
courtesy OF the people was evident
he found
Members Of the committee elected
for the next dinner are Clinton
Castor, chairman c. J. Berno,
Leonard Menzi, Ian Thompson
Jack Shepherd. James. Mohler DR.
James Gabbard, DR.. p 5. Brun-
dage.
Arrangements have been made
for the appearance OF c. VI. McMen.
amy and Alex Nosal Of the Ford
Bomber Plant al the next meeting
They will present koiachrome pic
lures Of marlin fishing in the Pa.
cific Ocean. These pictures were
shown recently to a large and in
ierested group at the Ford Rotunda.
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Candidates Of Jr.
ID. of H. Initiated

Candidates were initiated. service
stripes were awarded and birthdays
were recognized at the meeting
OF the Junior Club OF the Degree
Of Honor. Tuesday evening In S..
Luke Church House.
Mrs. Maybel stamler, Detroit. ma
tlonal organizer. was among The
guests. The TWO candidates initial
ed were Alice Southwark and Grant
Patterson. -Four girls, Georgina
Gilbert Betty Scriyens Barbara
Orr. and Naomi simmons. received
stripes for service and attendance.
The birthdays OF Two members.
Nancy Patterson and Barbara Orr
We're recognized Mrs. Stamler was
presented with flowers from the
club by Barbara orr.
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COUNT HIM FOR MAJORS

YOU KNOW that you win not
often make a shaded Informative
double, for a takeout, unless you
are prepared for a weak response
by your partner in either major
suit. That is, unless the doubled
bid is one major. in which event
you are ready TO support a bid OF
the other major. II is the same
with your opponents. When your
own side winds up as the declarer
after an opponent has made such
a double. you usually are acting
soundly II you count the doubler
as having a fair number Of major
suit cards. Such reading may indi-
cate the only successful line Of
play to you.
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Attends Celebration

Miss Ethel Howe returned Tues
day from Dundee, where she was a
week end guest OF her cousin. Mrs.
Julius Weyher. On Sunday she at.
tended the reception given by Mr..
and Mrs. Mac Erwin Carr, River
Rouge, at the home OF Mrs. Grace
Hittig. TO celebrate the golden wed.
ding Of Mr.. Cars parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred B. Carr Lansing. The
elder Carr was for many years edi-
tor Of the Dundee newspaper and
was also postmaster, but now holds
a state position in Lansing. Rev.
William Skentle5ury, Clinton,
whose father officiated at the wed.
ding fifty years ago. read the serv-
ice for the renewal OF the marriage
vows. There we're 200 guests pres
ent. coming from as far as Califor-
MIA, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. E. ]. Rynearson, Mrs. owen
J. Cleary. Mrs. John Kobe and
Mrs. Simon Fagerstrom will go to
Grand Rapids, Thursday. TO attend
the annual regional Red Cross rolf
call meeting for Michigan.
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Degree Conferred
For Odd Fellows

The degree staff OF Plymouth Odd
Fellow Lodge visited Ypsllanti
Lodge Tuesday evening and con
ferred the lnltiatory degree on a
class OF five candidates. All mem
bers We're invited 10 be present at
the Nov II meeting when Ferndale
Lodge will confer the first degree
on several candidates.
After the meeting lunch was
served by four Of the Rebekah
women, Mrs Judson King Mrs.
Clarexe Southwark. Mrs Donald
Lowell and Mrs. Jay Cazier.
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Annual Honor Service
at Home of DR.. Snow

The annual honor service Of the
Calkins Women's Christian Temper
ance Union for the late Mrs. Emor
Calkins, will be Saturday at the
home of her daughter, Dr. elena.
dine Snow. 1t will follow the meet
ing Of the second district board in
the morning and cooperative lunch.
con al noon.
Music for the program will be
provided by Mrs. w. W. Young and
Miss Lillian Ashby. Among the
state officers expected to be pres
ent is Mrs. Louis Hutton. Detroit,
sta e corresponding secretary.
The committee in charge is Mrs
o. VI. Miles. Mrs. Elmer Ross and
Mrs. f. d. Sinclair.
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Hail, decided 10 sponsor a CdIu
party In the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Suggitt Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. Jack
Dewey, Dea born. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Nickerson and
Mrs. Conrad Seelig, Fort Wayne.
Ind, will be the week end guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Schafer.
Mrs. J. w. Bickman, Phoenix,
Arlz.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. w
S. Thorpe. Sheridan Ave.
Private Howard +. Thorpe Fort
Leonard Wood Mo, is spending a
13-day furlough with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Thorpe
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannibal Ford,
Great Neck. Long Island, were
guests Tuesday OF Mr.. and Mrs. b
r. Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rohrer are
expected home from their wedding
trip today.
Mrs. c. l.. Simon. formerly of
this city. is engaged in worNing in
St Joseph's Mercv Hospital In the
cafeteria. Ann Arbor.
Miss Thelm Harris Is living With
Mrs. w. L. Kishlar this winter.
Mrs. VI. J. McKillen. this city,
and father-in-law, John McKillen.
Inlay City. and Misses Lillian and
Betty McKillen spent Sunday in
Lansing with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Quirk.
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Xlslt Corp.

Mrs. Joha Slater, past district
presldeu, Of The Women's Relief
Corps. Mrs. Bert GILLETTE. and Mrs
Edward Grannis visited WelcA
Corps number 21s. Ann Arbor, Tues
day evening IN GAR. Hall. Ann
Arbor. Mrs. Slater inspected
Melch Cnrps
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Luncheon at Portane

Industrial Pleasure CLUB mem
bers were entertained for luncheon
at the home OF Mrs. A. f. House,
Portage Lake, Tuerday afternoon
The time vas spent visiting and
sewing The club will meet again
SeF-i with Afrs4-44afFy -Steekdsler
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Beyer Bows Club

Member OF the Boyer Boys Club
will entertain their friends at a
party at the Boyer Apartments Sat
urday night. ]. J Matyunas and
Robert X. Archer, chairmen of the
social committee. are arranging the
event.
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Phoenix Team to
Confer Degree

The third degree OF Phoenix
Lodge number 10 F and A. NJ. at
the temple Tuesday evening re-
hearsed the degree in preparation
for their visit TO Tecumseh Lodge
tonight where they will confer the
degree. Members We're urged to az
tend the meeting and dinner at
$3.50. They will meet at the temple
here and leave at $50.
Il was announced that the NJ. NJ.
degree will be conferred Nov. 4.
After the meeting coffee and
doushnuts were served.
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ATTENDING Church Sessions

Members OF the local Council Of
Church Women attending sessions
Of the state council in the First
Presbyterian Church. Bay City, to-
day. Thursday and Friday are Mrs.
William r. Shaw, president; Mrs.
Cotton Cottrell, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. y. F. Kenady, first
vice president; Mrs. 5. p Toles,
Mrs. Paul Hatch, Mrs. Victor Viii
son and Mrs. Leon Burrell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Claud D. Wolcott
were guests OF her daughter, Mrs.
A. Reynolds, Port Huron, Sunday
and Monday On their return Mon
day afternoon while travelling
through St. Clair County, a stray
shot from a hunters gun shattered
their windshield.
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At District Meeting

Miss Eugene Mereness. president
OF Ypsilan,i Garden Club, Mrs.
Elmer Warner and Mrs. Joseph
E. Burke went to Adrian Tuesday
for the district meeting OF the Gar
den Club in the Presbyterian
Church Each guest was given a
corsase of chrysanthemums with
her ticket and favors were. contain
ers of tomato PURGE at luncheon.
Police conducted the company
through the parks OF Adrian. There
were a number Of flowers on exhibi.
ton. most Of them chrysanthemums
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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers TO re-
ceiye their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery Of the Daily
Press Phone the Press Office
at 40 before s p. m. or 2 p. m
Saturday.
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pedro Club Entertained

Oh Tyne Pedro Club was enter
tanned a the home OF Mns. Edward
Block, Tuesday evening. Prizes for
pedro were won by Mrs. Joseph
Block. Mrs Nelson Clough, Mrs
Raymond Clough and Mrs Victor
Pryce. The club will meet again
Nov Il with Mrs Pryce.
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Mr. and Mrs c. II Wellbrook
and daughter. Helen, returned Mon
day evening from a few days visit
with relatives and friends in Rock
ford. Mich
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NJ. and Mrs William Kltcher

Mr.. and Mrs. William Kitcher
entertained Miss Nadine .Spinks.
Newberry, Mich, and Trooper Carl
Robinson of the Newberry State
Police Post. for the Minnesota
Michigan game Saturday and for
the week end.
Miss Ellen Fitzgerald. Emmett, Is
visiting Mrs. Louise Polzin and
other Yp'ilanti relatives.
Mrs. Charles Horn has been
spending a few days in Highland
Park with Mrs. George Mallion.
whose husband, Mrs. Horns broth
er, is still in the hospital after I'M
dergoing a serious operation two
weeks ago.
Mrs. Lloyd Mann and her chill
dren, Charles and Barbara, are Wis
iting in Archbold. O.. and will re-
turn the last of the week They
went Sunday.
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Entertalns Al Party

Mrs. Fred NJ. walton was hostess
at a party for the 10Th birthday OF
her daughter. Miss Beatrice Walton
The twenty-five guests danced,
played cards and enjoyed light re-
freshments.
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Degree of Honor
Plans Guest Night

Loyal Lodge number 10 Degree OF
Honor made plans for future meet
ings following cooperative supper
in 81. Luke Church House. Tues
day evening 1t was decided 10 have
Guest Night at the November
regular meeting. and plans for the
celebration Of the golden anniver
sary OF the lodge in March, were
discussed The lodge will sponsor
a sewing machine for the Red Cross
for = month.
Miss Alice Clyne, a member, was
reported III.
Mrs. Maybel Stamler. Detroit, "a
tional organizer. was a guest.
James r. Deimling. who has been
the guest Of Mr. and Mn7. George
w. Ross, left Monday for his home
In Altadena, Cal
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Birthday Observed

Mrs. Earl Suggitt Tuesday enter
tanned at a birthday party for her
daughter June, whose 18th birthday
it was Game prizes went TO Misses
Irene SelasSi Carol Powers and
Marthajane Drake. June received
some very lovely gifts. Ice cream
and cake were served by the host
ess.
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After West led the heart Q,
South Immediately decided to
count on him as holding at least
four cards Of each major suit.
There was such a small amount Of
honor strength out of sight that
he could easily see the double was
extremely shaded, and hence must
be based largely on distribution of
ore amount or another. Since
East could not cone through with
a major response, to show four
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To Sponsor Party

Auxiliary. Veterans OF Foreign
Wars, Tuesday evening in GAR.
Hall. decided 10 sponsor a card
party in the near future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Detroit Sunday Times, December %, 1941
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Mt.HoIyoke
Club YuIe
T Planned.

MRS. CYRIL EDWARDS Will
w entertain the members OF
the Detroit Mount Holyoke Club
al Christmas tea Tuesday,
from $3.50 10 6 o'clock, at her
house in Lakeland avenue.
Miss Margaret Cogsdill, a SEN
ior at Mount Holyoke, will
speak.
Other students who will at
tend are Miss Inin Sladcn, Miss
Winlfred Pickett, Miss Marjorie
Whyte, Miss Florence Smith.
Miss Jeanne L'Hommedieu. Miss
J ane Hurd and Miss J e n
Trombley
Miss Eleanor Gambler OF the
class of 81 and Mrs. Warren
Pickett Of the class OF 81 will
pour.
The committee in charge OF
arrangements is composed of
Mrs. James Stewart, chairman;
Miss Norma Davis, Mrs. John
Gardner, Miss Sally Johnston
and Miss Florence Browning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Dads at Banquet

Tho Country Club was very
gay last Sunday The Gamma
f1rtta Psi were having their
banquet in the man dining
room and We noticed a lot OF
graduates and fathers passing by
the grill room 10 attend
In the grill we saw Mr.. and
Mrs Harrington +. Walker Mrs
Walker Very smart in deep red
Mr. and-AlTv Hale Y Satuey
were there and B L. Hutchin-
son had gathered a number OF
\hi> family 10 dine with him
Nh and Mrs Colbun Stan
dish came in with their house
guest. Cadet Roy Smith. with
Cadet Fred StandiSh OF West
Point. Nh and Mrs. Howard
Ballantyne We're with Mr.. and
Mrs Carroll Trcgo and Nr and
Mrs. William Ford Torrey came
IN,
New Years Eve parties are
being planned in a simple way
this year.
Country Club is being almost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Quaker Lace Dinner Cloths. Size 72x108
inches, choice of three patterns .ss.ss
Two other patterns ssss
Quaker Lace searfs, 17x63 inches. :. 100
Bath Towels, u by a. inches. discon-
tinued patterns, varied colors. ....1se
Matching Guest Towels. $50
Wash Cloths, each. ..............i5 c
Bath Towels, % by a. inches, solid
colors with contrasting I'd bly,
Matching Guest Towels. .22e
Wash Cloths. ..............2 for Csc
Luncheon Sets. Spun rayon and cotton
embroidered and printed sets. Eight
napkins, 8 doilies, l runner. $3.50
Dinner Sets. Rayon and cotton damask.
................si 7.s0, S2L5o and s45
Third FIoor-Grsnd Ripsr-Seetios
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WoMEN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR

~ Psttieoats of rayon knit. Choose
them in navy .................. $50
74s Knit Psiticoats in black-and-wh
or navy-and-white rayon plaids $50
Sc Pyjsmas Of cotton knit in dark
red shade ................. "Si'os
ST Pairs Sleeping Mtts of soft brushed
rayon ''iSo
73T Bedjaeksis, knit of 1871 cotton-and-
ESQ wool. Blue and petal pink. .4so
- Fingsrtip Length Coats in striped-in
rayon knit. Black and blue. 49,. $50
All in Misses and Women's Sizes
Kat Urdsrnssr
FIFTH oor-wooduard-Ssetios d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

MONDAY evening Will see
VI very Jolly mid-holiday party
when Marjorie Smith Of Edge
mont place Will give small
dance in her home, with Kath-
arine Thompson as co-hostess.
Nancy Hewitt has invited 20
young guests 10 share in the
holiday ioStivity at her house IN
Lewiston road this Sunday aft
ernOon.
Gayety in the young set
reached us high point last eve-
nlng with the dance William A.
PetZold gave in the ballroom Of
his home in Three-Mile drive
for his granddaughter, Mary 10
Clark and her house guest. Dor
othy Murray OF New York.
And Monday Miss Murray Will
be the guest of honor at a lunch
con al Women'S City Club, with
Georgian Reed as hostess.
One Of the first really big
parties OF the new year Will be
the Quad Hop next Friday given
by Tau Beta, Sigma Gamma,
Gamma Delta and Megate
The Country Club will be the
scene and a few Of the young
things knee deep in plans are
Betty Claire Plaggemeyer, Ann
Whitehead. George Downer,
Sally Duffield.
Kappa Gamma Chi is holding
its annual Christmas party this
very Sunday in the home of
Betty Burkard.
Crosse Pointe's subdebS are in
a whirl Of excitement over the
dance and late supper Mr.. and
Mrs Prewitt Semmes will give
for their daughter Mary Martin,
Tuesday
The place is the Crosse Pointe
Club.
At weekend Mary Martin will
return 10 her studies at Miss
Maderias School.
The Book-Cadlllac Casino was
the setting on Saturday after
noon of a gala pladge luncheon
given by Gamma Alpha Epsilon
10 honor four Of the prettieSt
pledges we've seen in many a
day.
Honorees and hosteSses we're
all swish in their Smartest
afternoon, frocks embelliShed
with corsage bouquets. Mark
ing the places of the guests of
honor were gaylysw r a pp d
favors which turned out 10 be
CompactS. Honor guests in
cluded Mary Lou Gitre. Mary
Sullivan. Marjorie Gallagher
and Marie ThereSe Chatel.
On the committee which
planned the party were Janet
Weber. president of the sorority:
Mickey Shields, recording Secrc-
tary; Ann Schrot, Corresponding
secretary and Peggy DAILY
treasurer, III.
The u. 4. DIs Delta Alpha
Delta members in case you
don't know this poppy crowd
are having a roller skating
party Monday night At the
Madison Roller Skating Rink in
Woodward avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Jolly Party
Monday at
Smith Home

MONDAY evening Will see
VI very Jolly mid-holiday party
when Marjorie Smith Of Edge
mont place Will give small
dance in her home. with Kath-
arine Thompson as co-hostess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Others Arrive

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mills
came in, and also Mr. and Mrs.
John O milford. Later on. We
noted Mr. and Mrs. James II.
WagcnhOrSt.
Another breakfast slated for
thlS Sunday morning Is that Of
Mr.. and Mrs Prcwltt ScmmeS.
who asked "A number Of guests
20 brunch with them AT the
Little Club This club. like the
Yacht Club. is a fascinating place
m which 10 breakfast. drinking
your coffee or what have YOU
while looking out on Lake St
Clair.
Mr. and Mrs Lane have also
entertained at breakfast on
Christmas Day So the custom
is growing more and more p0pu-
'Ir with Detroit society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Sunday Breakfast Parties
At Detroiit's Smart Clubs
: Gain Favor With Society
THE DOWAGER'S DOGMAS

DON'T forget in your
IL excitement.
In the midst of your good
time,
That some thanks are due
your elders
Is the burden of this
rhyme.
10 PLEASE show APP
IL probation
To your parents and 10
those
Who make those good times
possible
And who give you those
fine clothes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
A. F. Siegmunds
Returning Friday

MR.. AND MRS. ALBERT F.
SIEGMUND of Mcclellan ave-
nue. will return Friday from
indianapolis where they have
been Christmas guests of her
mother. Mrs. Ida Belle Morris.
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tLee r. Rsdmanl

Gee r. Redman
MRS. FRANK ROSS
EYNOLDS, formerly
Phyllis Jeanne Graves,
whose marriage was an
nounced recently by Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Clifford &c
clestone Of Glynn court,
will make her home In
South Bend, Indiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Come to the Year-End
CLEARANCE
at HUDS0N'S

We present extensive quantities of incomplete
of articles from many parts of the Sizes
ranges and selections complete but the quality
is Hudson's, and the values decidedly exceptional
STORE HOURS: DAILY, $3.50 TO $50
SATURDAY, $3.50 TO 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

BREAKFASTS arc becoming
- more and more popular.
Sunday morning saw a delightful
gathering az the Crosse Pointe
Yacht Club where Mr.. and Mrs.
George SloCm asked about 200
10 breakfast with them. Mrs.
Slocum received her guests in q
powder blue frock, and the organ
was playing Christmas carols As
the guests came up the Wld
stairway 10 the great hall.
Among those arriving "
noted Mr.. and Mrs. Abrar
vanDerZce Mrs. vanDcrZce IN
blue with touches Of rose. Joan
land Virginia home from their
respective schools were with
them. and Swank in mink coats
Mrs Gloria Roberts was there
looking pretty IN black with
SablcS Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
II Shepherd A ~ and AAfff-x-
George Murray and Ar. and Mr.
Colhurn StandlSh were chatting
with Mr. and Mrs. Dudly Has