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Evening star., 1942-03-03
Terps and Cavaliers
Lucky in Draw for
fistic Tourney
Each Squad Gains Pair
Of Byes to Put Men in
Eostern SemifinoIs
Star Staff Photo.
sp. cisl Dispatch to The Star.

sp. ci&l Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
3.-Maryland and Virginia shared
alike in the draw for the opening
round of the Eastern intercollegiate
ring tournament opening here Fri
day night, each drawing a pair OF
byes.
Automatically passed into the semi
finals for the Terps were Judson
Lincoln, stocky l27-pounder, and
Herb Gunther. Southern Conference
light-heavyweight champion. While
Lincoln is tabled a long shot in his
class. Gunther is rated one of the
foremost contenders for the IT'S
pound crown and the luck of the
draw figures to further his am
bitions.
Virginia also had a bye in the
l75-pound bracket, Norman Rath-
bun moving into the semifinals, but
got better break when Barnett
drew one in the tough l35-pound
class. This latter group is regarded
as probably the most evenly matched
in the tournament.
Complete pairings:
120-pound class-Auclair (Syrscuse) vs..
bye Gray penn State) VS.. Cunninehsm
Coast Guard, Thomson virginia. VS..
Cicala lMaryland), Alexander western
Maryland VS.. Lahm (Armyl.
IL pound class-Fardella penn State)
rs. Roland tsyracuse). Dulaney ARMY vs.
bye. McIver lvirsinia) VS.. Feerst Coast
Guard, Lincoln (Maryland) vs. bye.
135-pound claSs-Peden (Army) VS.. Bos-
well Coast Guard). Hoffman penn Statel
VS.. bye. Barnett Cvirginia) VS.. bye, Sgroi
(Syracuse) VS.. Jones Maryland
145-pound class-Alperstein tMaryland)
VS. Englander virginia.. Drury (Coast
Guard VS.. bye. Pence ARMY VS.. Hall
western Maryland), Baird penn State)
VS.. Schof tSyracuSe).
155-pound class-Ripin ARMY VS.. Null
virginia., Weber tSyracuse) VS.. bye, Rich
ards Penn State) VS.. Hughes (Maryland),
Mccarthy Coast GuardD VS. bye.
165-pound class-K. Rathbun (Virginial
VS. Kuno tSyracuse). Ortenzi CWestern
Maryland) VS.. bye; Mccormick Penn
Statel VS.. Gilmore maryland, Schmidt
Coast Guard VS.. Allen ARMY.
175-pound class-Clay ARMY VS.. Nc
Ardle tSyracuse). Gunther (MsrylandD VS.
bye. Emerson Coast Guard VS.. Perugini
penn State). N. Rathbun Virginia) VS.
bye.
Heavyweight class-Mirabto (syraeuse)
VS.. Burdett ARMY, Cenci penn Statel VS.
bye. Rodman (Maryland) vs.. Goettel (Coast
Guard. Parlow tVirginia) VS.. Jensen
CWestern Maryland.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Basket Ball Scores
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
EAST.
Georsetown, So; George Washington, ~.
Dartmouth. As; Columbia. 43.
Millersville Teachers, so; shippens-
Penn Military. s5; Delaware. ~.
Rutgers, As. Tufts. 80.
Hill. 40: Millsaps. 80 Dixie Conference
Tourney.
Howard. so: Mississippi collese. 4s
Dixie Conference Tourney.
MIDWEST.
Purdue, So; Michigan. Al.
Northwestern, 40; Indiana, IS.
Iowa, 46; Illinois, 80.
Indiana State Teachers. 40: Western
" wisconsin, 40: Minnesota. ~.
Central CMoD. "a; Westminster, 23.
Grinnell, 45; Drake. 20.
Peru Teachers, 40: Chadron Teach
john Carroll. 55: St. Joseph's 1MdD. ~.
Findley, 40; Bowling Green, 30.
Loyola tChicago), 80: Detroit, 90.
Oklahoma Asgies. %; washington tst.
St. Ambrose, AZ: Parsons, 33.
Wheaton, As; Illinois Tech. 81.
Hamline. 54; Concordia (Minn.). 30.
WEST.
West Texas State, so; Texas Tech, 80.
Eastern washinston. "a: Western Wash
inEton, rs.
OREGON. 30; Idaho. 33.
AriEons. a: Flagstaff Teachers. 81.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Individual BriIIiance
Marks Recreation
Basket Games
Kaufman, Smith Lead
With rs Points Eoch;
Others Exceed 20

Numerous individual scoring sprees
marked play last night in the Cen
trail section Of the Recreation Basket
Ball League. Kaufman and Smith
were responsible for Is points each
as Calvary Methodist defeated Pet
worth, 60-17. and Walsh of Epiphany
tailed "a to lead his team to a
37-3t edge over Chevy Chase.
Olson earned % points ana Nc
Intyre tossed in 81 as their National
City team won from Douglas, 67-2l.
In other Central games, Mount Ver-
non downed United Brethren, $500;
Ninth Street Christian topped CAL
vary Baptist, 45-41, and Francis
Asbury defeated Eastern Presbyter-
ian, 34-22.
Three games were played at
Roosevelt. The Colonials nosed out
G. A. P. A., 1914; Washington Blue
Jays defeated A. G. o. Executives.
28-9, and Cardoza took the nod over
Sixth Presbyterian, 31-16.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Hockey PIayoff Opens
For Eagles Here
On March Is

Washington Eagles will play all
Of their home games in the Eastern
Amateur Hockey League playofis
early In the series and end their
bid for the trophy in two road
games, the schedule announced to-
day by President Tom Lockhart re-
vealS.
Redvers Mackenzie's men will
open against Johnstown here March
Is. They play Boston on March II
before proceeding to Johnstown for
the return match with that club
the following day. The final home
game is scheduled March 20 with
the New York Rovers furnishing the
opposition.
The Eagles wind up their league
affairs with matches at New York
March % and at Boston three days
later.
Top four team series:
March 13. Johnstown at Washington;
Is, Johnstown at New York; II, Boston at
Washington: 1s. washington At Johns
tOWnt ~, Boston NJ JOnnSCOWn, new YOrk
At Washington; 81, Johnstown at Boston:
%, Washington at New York; 25. wash
ington at Boston. New York at Johnstown; :;
2s, New York at Boston; 90. Boston at
New York
Hershey Cup series dover three
teams):
March g. River Vale at Atlantic City
IL. Atlantic City at Baltimore; .13. Balti--
more at Atlantic City; "A. Baltimore at
River Vale: Is, Atlantic City at Baltimore:
II, River Vale at Baltimore: Is. River Vale
ct Baltimore: 10. Atlantic City at River
Vale; 20. Baltimore at Atlantic City; 21,
Baltimore at River Vale; "a, River Vale at
Atlantic City; 25, Atlantic City at River
Vale.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Clara Calender, Six
Under Par on One
Nine, Sets Mark
BY tfe Associated Press.

BY tte Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March 3.-Clara
Calender cut six strokes of par on
the back nine at Los Angeles Coun-
try Club yesterday to set a women's
course record of IS for the trip In
and 73 for the full 18. Her IS was
under mems par.
She scored five brides and finished
with an eagle
Par in 535 $50 b55-1
Calender - 434 454 443-35
Virginia Van VIE held the old
record, IS, over the par 3SL41-79
layout. Miss Calender was qualify
ing for the women's midwinter tour
ney. She had two more brides go
ing out, but nullif1ed them with
bogies.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Lions Trude| Trai|inq
Hockey Loop Leader
By Eight Points
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March g.
The jinx that has haunted every
American Hockey League scoring
leader finally caught up with Pete
Kelly. but the Springfield flash ap-
pears to be 'in" despite some tough
luck.
Although he appeared to be SOCK
ing his shots as brilliantly as ever. he
was held to l point, an assist, which
brought his total to 66.
Fortunately for him. he has piled
up sizeable advantage over runner
up Lou Trudel of Washington.
Trudel picked up two goals and as
many assists, but Kelly still has an
8-point advantage.
Leading scorers:
Evening star., 1942-03-03
SmoIrs AS Captures Weekly
|HyottsviIIe Pin Tournament

Jerry Small, one Of the leading
pin maulers In the Prince Georges
County League, is the latest winner
Of the weekly Hyattsville handicap
with Q gross score Of AS. He col
lected $50.
Other prize winners were Fred
Reel, 426; Inez Bryan, 413; Paul
James, 406; Milt Venesky, 4o6; Ray
Funk, high game, Isl.
Out to gain their third successive
pennant in the National Federation
Evening star., 1942-03-03
6, P. 0. BowIers Start
Defense Handicap
Meet Tonight
Men, Women to Compete
In 12-Doy Event; Mark
Set by photographic

A Defense bond and stamp
handicap bowling tournament, spon-
sored by Government Printing Office
Recreation Association. will start
tonight at G. p. o. drives, Chilly
Barnard, handspring in all bowling
affairs at Uncle Sans big print
shop, announced today.
Only G. p. o. man and woman
employees are eligible to compete in
the event which will run through
March IA.
There will be no entrance fee, the
only cost to contestants being the
price OF games rolled. Entrants will
be allowed q three-fourths handicap.
Scratch for women will be ITO and
for men, 125.
Winners in each division will
receive a $25 bond, while second and
third places will be worth $40 and
IS, respectively, in stamps.
J. & d. Sets Pace.
First-place Judd & Detweilers
monopolized top scores in Graphic
Arts League at Lucky Strike when
Barney Cochrane's 1874 and Bill
Beatty's 358 led team counts of 597
and 1926.
Andy Prices second high season
score of AS, which included the
nights top single Of l48 paced Hy-
geographic to a season record OF
1,795 in Navy Department League at
Arcadia. The new recordholders
also were best with 622.
Convention Hall will be closed to-
night, due to the city's blackout
This is the only bowling establish
ment in the Metropolitan Area to be
so affected.
Record for Hargett.
Gene Hargett was hot potato in
Clarendon Major League last night
when he climaxed a set Of 410 with
an all-time league record OF 19l.
Sweeping Pilgrims with top count
of 1929, Plymouth Rock gained a
tie for first place in Massachusetts,
Society Mixed League when erst-
while undisputed pace-setting North
Shore dropped three games to Bay
State. John McGill led the men
with 130-345. while Mary Ferris
1858 were best for the women.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
First and Last Place
Affected by Hockey
League Contests

By the Associated Press.
Although tonight's two games in
the National Hockey League in
volve the last-place club and a trio
Of teams that couldn't be kept out
Of the annual playoffs by a whole
flock Of broken legs, the contests
are of general interest.
Brooklyn. cellar occupant, goes
against the league-leading New
York Rangers in the final metro
politan mix and needs a triumph
to pass the idle Montreal Canadiens.
The second contest pits Toronto,
Just two points away from a first
place tie, against the revamped Bos-
ton Bruins.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Stewart, Capital Boxer.
Wins in Baltimore

BY The Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March. 3.-Louis
(Kid) Cocoa of New Haven, Conn,
and Holman Williams tangled in
their ninth meeting last night. and
Cocoa copped an easy decision in
a 12-round battle.
Raymond Stewart. 1877, of Wash
ington, defeated Vince Tuminello
1851, in the eight-round semifnal
by decision.
Evening star., 1942-03-03

Of Federal Employees League, the
strong Treasury No. l combination
posted a season record Of 1,725 to
whitewash Navy No. 2 at Anacostia
Spinway. Starke's 128-372 and
Newton's 126-357 led.
Featured by Rebecca Armstrong 8
136-318 and Ruby Denton's 1875
318, the third-place Commerce quint
swept Ordnance with highs Of SAL
and 1921 In the National Capital
Ladies League at Lucky Strike.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Rockville Girls Crush
PooIesviIIe Bosketers

Richard Montgomery High girls
basket ball team Of Rockville topped
Poolesville lassies, 1919. yesterday
on the latter's court. Hilda Haynes
led the winning attack with 80
points.
Also aiding was Mary Forsburg
with eight points.
Elizabeth Daniels was best for the
losers with II.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Feotherweieht Rulers
Wrist Found Broken

NEW YORK, March 3-X-ray pic
lures showed definitely today that
Jackie Wilson OF Pittsburgh, Ma
tional Boxing Association feather
weight champion, suffered a broken
left arm last night during his g.
round defeat by Terry Young OF
New York.
Wilson will be idle at least two
months.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Hoyas at Peak, Rout
Worn Colonial Five
For Series Edge
O'Grody Directs Scoring
Hilltop Attack; Zunie.
Losers Stor, Fodes
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

LIZ w 40 ~ SIkooINs
A lot Of rest has been prescribed
for George Washington's courtmen
by Coach Bill Reinhart pending the
start of the Southern Conference
tournament Thursday at Raleigh,
N. c., and the treatment appar-
emily began last night when the
Colonials dropped a 52-42 duke to
Georgetown, squaring accounts for
the season.
A goodly Riverside Stadium gath
ering Of $500 fans who braved fear
full elements saw the Hoyas smash
the Colonials in game that vir-
tually was replay of their first
with roles reversed. At one time
Georgetown had a 19-point lead,
which should give you an idea Of
how completely it dominated the
proceedings, and at no time was
G. w. serious factor.
I'VE simply had one game too
many Reinhart commented in the
dressing room. They were fresh
and ready and we were dead on
our feet. Their shots were hitting
and ours weren't, that's all. Not
many teams would have beaten
Georgetown tonight"
O'Grady, Martin Sparkle.
The Colonials were as far from
true temper as the Hoyas have been
in most OF their home games. Matt
Zunic and Bobby Gilham lofted in
only two fields goals each, plainly
showing the fatigue and strain Of
long, arduous season. But for the
yeoman-like work of Joey Gala
gher. best man in the lineup, and
Ed Gustafson. each of whom flipped
IN flve buckets, G. w. would have
been thoroughly disgraced.
Coach Elmer Ripley Of George
town was elated by his entire
squads performance with particular
emphasis on Buddy O'Grady's work,
They wanted him to show them
some tricks" he beamed, "and he
did. Buddy's the greatest ball.
handler I've ever seen in college
ranks and one of the finest since
Jack Inglise of the old Troy club
I've seen a lot of good ones. I'VE
played with them, but nobody tops
this boy"
Don Martin, the half-pint for
ward, shared a thunderous ovation
with O'Grady when Rip gave 'em
the hook in the last minute of plav
and he richly earned it. He was up
and down the court, getting in the
Colonials' hair, intercepting passes
and dribbling between them all
evening.
BOrnheimer Is Big Helm.
Probably the most important far
TOR IN Georgetown's triumph, which
gives 1t 4-3 edge in the series, was
Bill Bornheimer's work under the
blackboard. The big fellow displayed
the form he showed in the first two
games of the season and suddenly
and mysteriously lost Immediately
thereafter. Not to be overlooked.
either, was the sharpshooting of
Charley (Rubberlegs) Schmidt. who
heaved in five shots that couldn't
nave been more accurately meas
ured. The Hoyas, it seems, could do
no wrong in contrast to their
neighbors.
Georgetown had a 27-19 lead at
the intermission after trailing by 5-e
and 1912 counts earlier in the
period and proceeded to run away
with the ball game as soon as play
was resumed. Martin, Bornheimer
and O'Grady spanked the first-half
orlve with Gabby Gabbianelli lend
Ing Schmidt a hand with the point
making in the final stanza.
Reinhart intends to rest G. w.
today, with only light workout
scheduled tomorrow at RALEIGH
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Terry Young, 1874,
New York. outpointed Jackie Wilson,
1888, Pittsburgh (Sl.
CHICAGO.-Nate Bolden. 1913, Chi
cago. outpointed Jimmy Reeves, 166.
Cleveland QO): Carmen Notch. 14712,
Pittsburgh, outpointed Besuford Glover.
1477. Cleveland (6).
NEWARK Jackie Alex, 162 Ash
ley. Pa, outpointed Bob Wade 161.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Larry .cisneros,
l42. Fort Knox. outpointed Robert
Simmons. 140, Indianapolis Q0D.
HOLYOKE, Mass.-Carmine Fatta,
l35. BROOKLYN, and Jerry Williams 1885,
New York. drew (l0).
BALTMoRE.-Louis CKiO Cocoa.
l47, Baltimore. outpointed Holman
MHWAUKEE.-TonyM Martin, 1874,
Milwaukee. won by technical knockout
over Coley WEIGH, 159. Portland, Me.
(2).
CNCINNAT1-Ezzar Charles. 1872,
Cincinnati, drew with Ken Overlln,
167h Washington Q0).
SAN FRANCISCO-Turkey Thomp-
son, 1872, Los Angeles. won BY technical
knockout over Pat Valentino, 1s4. San
Francisco 90.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Arkansas Five Out,
1t Nominutes Rice
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, March
3.-Basket ball Coach Glen Rose
has withdrawn the Arkansas
Razorbacks as the Southwest
Conferences representative at
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association tournament at Kan
sas City and nominated Rice
for the honor.
He said his team had lost
players from injuries and Army
enlistments.
Arkansas and Rice, with 10
victories and two defeats each,
tied for the 1912 conference title.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Ole Miss Coach Called

OXFORD, Miss. March 3 P.-
Vernon Catfish Smith, Mississippi
end coach since 1910, has been Or
dered to report to Camp Forrest,
Tenn, March 4. He is first lieu
tenant in the United States Army
Reserve. Smith was an all-America
end at Georgia in 1882.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Hoya Frosh Beat 6. ".
YearIings in Game
OF Many Points

Neither Georgetown nor George
Washington will lack a basket ball
scoring punch next winter if the
individual duel between the Hoyas'
Andy Kostecka and the Colonials
Harvey Martens in the freshmen
battle between the schools last night
is criterion.
Kostecka tipped in IA field goals
and foul for 20 points in pacing
the Hilltoppers to a 79-50 decision,
but Martens, cashing most of his
free tosses was not far behind, with
eight buckets and six fouls for %
pointS
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Trop Champ Will Teach
Army Airmen to Shoot

FRENCH LICK, Ind, March s.
Phil Miller, trapshooting champion,
is turning over his talent to Uncle
Sam. Miller, an instructor at the
French Lick Springs Gun Club for
six years, has been appointed to
and Army Air Corps school to teach
craftsmanship.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Weary W. Needs Rest for Southern Tourney After Collapse G. u 7use
Gains Ring Prize
Without Action
By the Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
BOSTON, March 3.-Mike
Leone, Boston light heavyweight
amateur boxer, today was wear
ing a diamond ring that was
indeed a gift.
He received the top prize in
his division without putting on
a glove, for the other three IT'S
Founders entered in last nights
tournament at the arena failed
to appear.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Posnuck Roster Increased

Mack Posnack, manager and coach
of the Washington Brewers pro bas-
ket ball team. is celebrating the ar
rival of an addition to his family.
He became daddy of 6-pound 212-
ounce boy Saturday. He will be
named Bruce.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Show for Army Relief

PIKESVILLE, Md, March 2 (P).-
The annual Pikesville indoor horse
show will be held at the armory here
March 20-21 for the benefit Of the
United States Army Relief Society.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Prep Midqets Are Miqhty

Georgetown Prep midgest basket
ball team coasted to a 29-4 victory
over Woodward School midget quint
yesterday at the Y. M. c. A. court.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Hockey Schedule

Fy the Associated Press.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at New York.
Toronto at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at Hershey.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Dallas a. Tulsa
EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE
Atlantic City at Washington.
New York at Johnstown.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Eastern Division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

cJIhh AhlO .KOLU. HAVE SPOTTED
Az ENEMY PATROL BRINGING IN a
CAPTN Ne WHOM. JlM RECOGNIZED
As HIS LIEUTENANT SING LEE---
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
More Entries Needed
Toughness Contest
Open to Navy Men
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Well boys. the for tough sergeants has been
spraddled all the country.
We haven't heard from the navy because not
just what rank levels off with sergeancy Some
Of the boys says that jimmy legs fits the bill like foot in
boot.
think the jimmy legs is chief boaswains and is
responsible for discipline the boat. But until hear
officially l will have stick to the army
This closer to being the navy's than fingers
in mtten And it's strange that haven't heard from the
gobs in the South Seas
The modern sailor is tough that he has reels
tatooed his chest Then the of the up all
night and look the pictures
On frstclass battleboas the sailor has change
the pictures twice week. Two weeks is long for
picture these days especially with girl in it.
It's shame that the sailors haven't entered the
for tough because know they tougher than
cannbals cat.
We want sailors who go back to the China station
the days when old Doc Kaveney out of ether and tapped
the boys over the head with yard of brass pipe.
Those the days when the old side padder Baltimore
aground Beebone Reef and all the Japs did
work with barrels their feet.
No tournament for toughness would be complete
sailor in it. Step right up and sign This you
don't have to get your ticket from speculator.
In the meantime through the weeks entries
tomorrow and discuss the speciaties.
ITO BE CONTINUEDY
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Angelina Frazer VISITING

Continued on Page l8)
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Nine. Tabouis.
To Be Guest
At Dinner

a SPECIAL French menu has
been planned 10 honor Nine
Genevieve Tabouis at a dinner
10 be given by tho Womens
City Club. before the famous
French journalists lecture this
evening in the club auditorium.
Mime Tabouis' subject will be
The Failure of Nazism.'
Mrs Lois T. Place, chairman
Of the lecture has asked Paul
Deac. who met her in Paris
when he was there, 10 introduce
Nine TabouiS.
Mr.. and Mrs Deac also will
attend the dinner as will Miss
Katherine Ogden. Mile Gilberte
Neyrac. MIR and Mrs Wells
Utley, Mr. Frank Cody, Mr. and
Mrs. Willianr~RGyant
Also present will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bray of the Brit
iSh consulate. Mr. and Mrs. Don
s. Miller Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Laitner. Mr.. and Mrs. Orison
s White. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
NJ. Plunkett and Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Youniohn
Mrs Orison White is chair
man Of the dinner.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
tuesday Musicale Planning
For Annual Membership Tea

TUESDAY MUSICALE. the
oldest musicale society in Michi-
gan and the largest, organized
more than 50 years ago, will
hold its most important annual
event. thtS membership tea and
program on Tuesday at 2:30
o'clock, at the Womens City
Club.
Artists who will appear on the
program include Mar & re I
Magoon, contralto, and Helen
Harding, pianist.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Miss johnson
To Become Bride

MISS MARGARET JOHN
SON and her mother. Mrs How
ard Johnson of Monica avenue,
are leaving today for San Fran
cisco.
On October 30. Miss Johnson
will become the bride of Robert
l.. Gets of Berkley. Cal.
Mr., Gets is the son Of DR.
and Mrs. o. f. Gets OF Lansing
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

Mrs. Horace Bigelow, presi-
dent, will receive with the exec
utive board comprised of the
following Mrs Roland Athay,
Mrs. Winfield Scott Jewell Jr.,
Mrs. Edward Chapman. Mrs.
Florence Gallagher. Mrs. Daniel
Wells, Mrs. Walter J. Gessell.
Mrs. Gladys r. Carson. Mrs.
Esther Johnson. Mrs. Wallace j.
Coulton and Mrs. Walter T..
DaNne.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Elsie So+h Weds
Lawrence Martin

ELSIE SOTH, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Soth of
Lewerenz avenue, became the
bride of Lawrence Martin, son Of
Joseph Martin. October II.
Fffhe-weddiHg took place In ST.
Marks Evangelical Church.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
Frances Hannah
Will Give Tea

MISS FRANCES HANNAH
OF Iroquois avenue will give a
tea in her home Sunday after
noon for so of her classmates
from Liggett School.
The Misses Nancy Finn and
JOAN De Gree will pour.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23
h N syfs!.jjir a
d uh with

y MIDSHIPMAN WILLIAM PAUL BROWN, u S. N r..
md his bride the former Monica Marie Lauer.
handsome couple they walked down the middle of
st. Paus Roman Catholic Church Lake Shore drive
Crosse Pointe
Following their wedding yesterday morning. IL
o'clock 49,.
OF Country Club lane, Crosse Pointe.
And the bridegroom is the of Mr. and Mrs. Paul j.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-23

Lace from which fell full veil Of bridal illusion
She carried book Of mother Of pearl showced
With white orchids
Mrs. Lauer TO her daughters wedding pale blue
crepe accented by bouquet of shrimp pink
camelias and hat match her gown. made entirely
OF feathers
Mrs Brown chose rust-coored costume and wore
bouquet Of white cameias
Wedding Breakfast Held
A WEDDING breakfast served at the Country Club
Midshipman and Mrs Brown motoring in Northern
Michigan
The bride for travelling a gabardine suit in
shade matching hat trimmed with kolinsky tails
and konsky scarf TO which pinned several white
orchids
Angelina Frazer Visiting
ANGELINA FRAZERS friends who have been missing
her.
For several weeks will have be patient awhile
longer, ...
Haven.
And s Boston -.