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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
East YpsiIanti Ne,os

that this is a total war and that
each person must forget personal
gain and realize his responsible
ties in connection with the war.
Two University of Michigan stu
dents entertained with music. Paul
Converse, tenor, sang group Of
three songs, 81 Heard You Singing,
In a Monastery Garden" and 20
Manenariello". He was accom-
panied at the piano by w. Glen
Kring.
Following the program the fol-
lowing officers were elected, Lowell
Bellen. reelected president; Allen
Ensign. father vice president; Mrs.
Robert Gambler, mother vice presi-
dent; Mrs William Bischoff, secrc-
tary. and Samuel Glenn, treasurer.
The next meeting will be May
% at which time the new officers
will be installed.
Meeting Postponed
Spencer Club meeting will be
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. O. R Post were
Sunday visitors at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. Alden Warner. Npsilanti.
Joseph Spring visited Mr. and
Mrs. F. f. Fehlig Sunday in Plym.
outh.
Mrs d. II Raymond and Mrs W.
A. Garlick attended Victoria Chap
ter. o. +. S. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. O. r Post, Mrs. Joseph
Spring and son John spent Friday
in Detroit.
Mrs NJ p Scoop and brother-in-
law. Daniel Savage. were visitors
in the village Saturday.
Mrs Carrie Cobb spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meier,
Ypsilanti Township.
Mrs Emma Scoop. widow Of the
late VIII Scoop, is staying at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. l. +. Ruth
run
Mrs Gurtha walters is helping
to care for Mrs Cora Smith
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. brakes spent
Friday evening with Detroit friends
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Division. is spending 10 day fur
Tough with his mother and other re-
latives.
Mrs. Nettie Roberts, who spent
the winter in Washington, d. c..
has returned TO the home OF her
son and daughterin-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlo G. Roberts.
Mrs. Arthur Walstrom. son
Arthur, and daughter Dorothy, Chi
cago, spent the past week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Pearl.
Mrs. Ray Watkins ia spending
the week with relatives at Van
Vert, o.
Mrs. Charity Post spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs. William
Conat, Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Randall.
Bemis Rd.. were called to Lake
Worth, Fla, recently, by the SER
ious Illness OF Mr.. Randall's mother.
Mrs. Kate Randall Mrs Randall
and daughter Nora have been
spending the winter in the South.
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Milan. Mich. May 2Joe r Gump,
George Steidle and Sam Draper are
to be honored at the Past Chancel-
lors' Anniversary and Honor Ban
quet in Castle Hall Monday at p.
m. Local knights OF Pythias will
join in the celebration. These three
will receive life memberships
Thurlow Bodley. POSTMASTER. has
promised that the evening will be
filled with plenty OF activity for
everyone.
Grand Chancellor. Ray II Burrell
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal,
William Hampton, Grand Master at
Arms, Ivan Johnston and Grand Dep
uty Chancellor Commander and for
mer member OF Milan Lodge, Murray
d. VANITY will be present for the
occasion.
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Three to be HOnOred
at Anniversary Dinner

Special speaker for the evening
will be Joseph Hooper, Washtenaw
County Circuit Court Commissioner
and Past Chancellor OF Ann Arbor
Lodge No. a.
Confirmation VIII be made of
three members ia Past Ghancellots
fank. Jewels will be given These
are to Joe r. Gump. Guy Miller and
Harold Guy
Coach Brennan Milan High
School will present to The Milan n
Of p. softball team and Milan Lodge
the City Champion ship Cup for
1871.
Thomas Fulcher Is chairman Of
the ticket committee Members
from Ann Arhor Dundee and Ypsi-
lanti lodges are planning 10 attend
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Plans Made To Feed
Neighborhood Children

Philadelphia. May 2-AP-Com-
munal feeding for whole neighbour
hoods OF children was predicted to-
day in view Of the increasing num-
her OF mothers taking jobs in de-
Tense industries
Or Margaret Mead, anthropolo-
gist OF the New York Museum OF
Natural history. told a household
employment forum that with both
parents working in many cases
the only solution to the problem
OF providing for children is feeding
and caring for them in groups"
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VIOLATION CLAIMED

Washington, May 2-AP-Gen.
eral Motors Corporation. alleged to
have violated priority orders. has
been directed by the War Produc-
ton Board to suspend certain manu-
featuring. WPB, announcing a sus-
pension order effective today. crars-
ed that the corporations Ternstedt
Manufacturing division had used
considerable quantities Of scarce
chrome steel and aluminium in viola
tion OF priority regulations.
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CHAPTER FOUR

GLOWING descriptive lOlutiS
exploiting the students club where
Anette lived failed to mention that
telephone service was a buzzing
signal which meant a long walk
through hallway to an offensive
ly public extension. Small town
dormitory life was the Four Arts
club, in spite of a parlor maid and
a baby grand piano.
Dressed in a crimson velveteen
housecoat and matching flat-heeled
mules. Anette raced to the third
floor wall instrument, despising the
open doors of the curious and the
still more daring girls who found
excuses to loiter nearby. AS she lift
ed the receiver with her left hand,
she took hold tightly Of the wire
with her right to keep it from
shaking.
= "Hello?" she managed breath
lessly.
Hello. there! This is Jimmy
Lyndon. How about lunch?"
Her heart fell right back into
place. Or no. It fell much lower.
Not even to entice eavesdroppers
could she put animation into her
voice. I'm sorry" she refused
with fat disinterest, "but l have a
luncheon engagement
Dinner them"
The girls right hand, completely
steady now, released the twisted
telephone cord. Il think I'll be busy
for dinner. too" With coffee and
toasted sandwiches. very likely, she
thought and smiled.
Then you name it," AS she ven
tured a refusal, he broke in with a
friendly chuckle. Now look here, /
have to go to New York the last of
the week and from there to Ber-
muda. Ill be gone fully a month
and want TO see you before l leave
Chicago. So, again I say. you name
it," Nevertheless, before she could
answer he went on. I'm sorry
about lunch. 1 thought we might
horn in on Lois. She is entertaining
August Drake and your friend Pey-
ton"
For an instant Anette wondered
how she possibly could speak
through the dryness in her mouth.
And then, though cottony and COM
pletely llfeless, the words came out
in a rush. MY date isn't terribly
important. I'll cancel it and 20 with
you. But I dare not be late for my
lesson again today. must be there
at 3 o'clock"
'T'll see that you are. Be ready
at 1890. Lois luncheon is at one. "
Soon after James Lyndon had
rung off, his sisters crisp little me-
chanical invitation came over the
wire. And then another call, the
costumer reporting her calico frock
ready for the Wednesday perform
ance. In response to both mes
sages, Anette dashed through the
hallway with the same hopeful
eagerness she had felt for the first
one, only to experience the same
disappointment.
Sharply she rebuked herself.
Why had she been so trustingly
certain Laurence Peyton would tel
ephone her for lunch? Why so
trustingly certain he would tele-
phone her at all7 He wasn't duty
bound simply because they had en-
ioyed a wonderful afternoon the
previous day. But, oh, she pleaded
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PLANS ANNOUNCED FOR
RATIONlNC OF SuGI

East Ypsilanti, Mich May p
Registration for War Ration Book
One, for individual consumers OF
sugar for Spencer School District.
will be conducted at Spencer School
Monday from 10 to II a. m. and
from l to ) p. m. Tuesday from 8
TO ~ m, and to p. m; Wednes-
day and Thursday the hours are
from to 5 p. m.
II is desirable for each person
applying for War Ration Books to
bring a list Of the names OF. persons
in their families together with
their heights. weights, age, and col
or of hair and eyes.
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PLEADS GUILTY

Detroit, May 2-Joseph Ratko-
wski. Wayne County jury commits
sioner who has resigned. pleaded
guilty in case arising from
an auto accident Sept. 81.
1871. in which three persons were
killed. Originally charged with
manslaughter. Ratkowski pleaded
guilty to negligent homicide in
the death of William A. Schilling,
IL. Wyandotte.
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Local Girl, Conductor

Mrs. Charles Wolfe, formerly
Winnifred Sayre. a graduate OF the
1887 class OF Belleville High School,
conducted the Girls Glee Club OF
the Cady School who sang over
WXYZ during the Detroit Public
School Music Hour on Tuesday,
April 2S.
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Birthday Club Meets

Mrs. A. H. Amrhein, Ypsilanti
Township. was hostess to the
Birthday Club at her home on
Bemis Rd. Wednesday. The oc.
casion was TO honor Mrs. o. r.
Post whose birthday is May s.
other guests were Mrs. o. H.
Thorn, Wayne, Mrs. A. ]. Krebs,
Mrs. D. H. Raymond and Mrs.
Joseph Spring.
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Bunco Club Meets

The Saturday Night Bunco Club
met at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. o.
R. Post, Liberty St High honors
were won by Mrs. Joseph Spring
and A. j. Krebs. while Mrs. A. II.
Amrhein and D. H. Raymond won
low score.
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Enal Bites

Funeral services were held last
Sunday at the Roberts Funeral
Home for Mrs. Perry Holden, moth
er of Mrs. Z. j. Besemer. Mr. Hol
den still remains In a serious con-
dition at an Ann Arbor hospital.
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SYNOPSIS

ANETTE wINSLOw. II. beautiful
and aspiring TO fame on the stage.
Is introduced TO
LAURENCE PEYToN. top-ranking &C
tor and 70
AUGUST DRAKE. Peyton's leading
lady. by
DIR. WALTER KIRKWOOD. strug-
Cling young NJ. d.
YESTERDAY: Larry takes Anette 10
tea dance given by Heiress Lois
Lyndon. and there meets Lois broth
er. Jimmy. Larry ships a lock Of her
hair TO keep as they leave the dance
in taxi.
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Vaccinations

Drs. II. F. Robb- and Z. S. Afford
vaccinated for small pox MAORI
~ of the students OF the high and
elementary schools last week.
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Has Measles

Eugene. son of Mr.. and Mrs Har-
old Leschinsky. is confined to his
home with the measles.
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lostess TO Club

Miss Margaret Hope was hostess
to the Woman's Study Club Thurs
day OF last week.
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FORGET PERSONAL GAIN.
DIP KILL V TEIl c D

DR.. j. p Kelly of the Michigan
State Normal College faculty,
spoke to the Spencer p T A. Thurs
day evening. He said that it was
necessary for everyone to realize
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Cadet Emerson Riuaa

Emerson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Riggs, Haggerty Hwy, Is
now a cadet in the Air Corps at
Santa Anna. Calf.
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postponed from May 7 to May IA
and will be at the home of Mrs.
Harold Patt.
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At Baseball Game

Coaches OF the high school took
the boys of the baseball teams to
Detroit last Saturday where they
witnessed a Tiger ball game.
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Edward Hlnckley Dies

Relatives in the village received
word Saturday OF the death OF Ed
ward Hinckley, Worthwhile. Mr..
and Mrs. Hinckley are we'll known
here, having lived in the communi-
ty some time ago. Mrs. Hinckley
was Alice Scoop before her marriage
and Is a sister OF Mrs. L. z. Ruth
run.
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BeIIeViIIe
MILDRED MAsKlLL WEEDS
WALTER VAN SUHlER

Belleville. Mich, May 2-Walter
Van BUTLER. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Russell BUTLER. Z. Huron River Dr..
and Mildred Maskill. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maskill. Lin
coin Park, were united in marriage
Saturday, April Is. at 81. Henry's
Catholic Church, Lincoln Park.
The Rev FIR. j. Macy oficiated at
the Nuptial High Mass.
The bride, who was given In mar
riage by her father, was lovely in
a gown OF white lace and net, with
train. She wore a lace tiara and
fingertip veil. The brides bouquet
was OF white lilies.
Miss Maskill was attended by her
sister. Shirley Maskill, Odalee
Van Butler, sister OF the groom.
and Mrs. ]. McAndrew. Attendants
wore pastel colored chiffon gowns
with picture hats and carried tea
roses.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Donald. as best man, and
Russell Van Butler and Gus Raupp.
A reception was held for $50
guests in the evening at the Lin
coin Park Hall.
After a two weeks trip through
the Smoky Mountains, the couple
will be at home on Fort Park
Blvd, Lincoln Park.
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Private Vincent Ostroski, Camp
Davis. N. c., OF the Military Police
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In Australia

Word has been received by Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Cullin of the safe
arrival Of their son, Douglas, in
Australia.
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Meeting Postponed
Spencer Club meeting will be
Evening star., 1942-02-25
By the Way
Beth Blaine

Maj Gen. and Mrs Louis Little back in their charming
little which
recently Mrs Noham Grggs while Gen Little command
the Marine Barracks Quantco Little
former Elsie Cobb Wilson, the She
knak Of doing house, which made this
country and Europe for her Speaking
Landa yesterday decided that
lawyer could
architect
It's compact and original modernand attractive
doing little building down Florida way too
Mrs. Cameron Clark of honor at the
interesting luncheon given by Mrs William Burden today
Gently returned from London where director the
Hospital in Britain Mrs Clark has ecued both the British
War Relief Society and for the O. c. She Washington
ONCE of Coordmao of Informaion-an
Others find small which live Along
with Dwight Hendricks Eustis young
daughter of W. Avere Hartman Miss Kathleen Hartman
Clark of the four American special
m to England their own since the She's pretty
trim is intelligent attractive lady
mented yesterday Doesn't
inefficient? She's much too pretty to be clever
wilkins sold the big
chuses which for the wilkins family called
home She's going to buy smaller for herself The Deng
Trubee Davison)
Rodman Wanamak until they find place of their Mrs Earl
for visit with father and epmother the
Delano Robbins
Robbins will entertain dinner Saturday night for the
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Miss Mary Elizabeth Overton
Bride ofLt. E. G. Brazelton

Senator and Mrs. John II. Over
ton, of Louisiana, are announcing
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Mary Elizabeth Overton, to 1t. FL
bert Colyar Brazelton, q. s. A., son
Of Mrs. George Troop Brazelton, and
the late Mr.. BraZelton of Birming-
ham and Washington. The wedding
took place at noon today in the
apartment of Senator and Mrs. Ov-
erton in Wardman Park Hotel, the
Assistant Chief of Chaplains, U. s.
A., 1t. Col. Harry Lee Virden officiat-
ing in the presence of only the men,
bers of the two families. An in
formal wedding breakfast followed
The improviSed altar was arranged
in the drawing room with back
ground of fern and Southern smilax
and clusters of white gladioluses,
snapdragons and carnations. In the
dining room silver vases filled with
white flowers decorated the table,
lighted by tall white candles in silver
candelabra The TERED wedding cake,
which the bride cut with the BRIDE
groom's saber, was placed in the
center of the table.
The bride, who was escorted and
given in marriage by her father,
wore a becoming gown Of powder
blue made with a deep yoke of
chantilly lace. With this she wore
an off -the-face hat of brown trim
med with roses and her shoes and
gloves were brown. Her corsage
bouquet was of brown orchids and
lilies of the valley and her only
ornament was a 300-year-old dia-
mond-studded miniature of one of
her paternal grandmothers.
+ 1t. Brazelton had his brother. Mr.
Irving Brazelton, as his best man
while his bride was unattended. The
bridegroom was educated at West
ern High School and George Wash
ington University and now is Re
serve officer. on duty at Drew Field.
Mrs. Brazelton also attended George
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Davises Entertain
At Dinner Party

The Secretary of Labor, Miss
Frances Perkins, was ranking guest
at the dinner given last night by
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Davis in
their Wardman Park apartment.
Mr.. Davis is chairman of the War
Labor Board.
Among the others at the dinner
we're the Undersecretary of War and
Mrs. Robert Patterson, the Under
secretary of the Navy, Mr.. James v.
Forrestal; Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Emory E. Land, Mr.. Matthew Vol,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Taylor, DR..
and Mrs. Frank Graham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger D. Lapham, Mr. A. w.
Hawkes., Mr.. E. J. Mcmillan, Mr.. and
Mrs. H B. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert J. Watt, DR.. Fowler D. Har-
per, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Purves, Mr..
Cyrus Ching, Mr.. H. L. Derby, Mr..
Thomas r. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brophy. Mr.. and Mrs. George Mead,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tobin and Mr.
Emil Riede.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Navy Relief
Show to Be
Held Friday
Boxes and Tables
For Event Are
Selling Fast

The Navy Yard Male Chorus of
10 voices will launch the Navy
Relief fashion show in the grand
ballroom OF the Mayflower Hotel,
from to 7 o'clock Friday after
noon, with the famous Navy song,
Anchors Aweigh." During the in
termissions they will sing other
Navy favorites, and the Navy Or
chestra, not to be confused with
the Navy Band, will furnish the
music.
So keen is the interest in the
show, Fashions With a Future"
that many out-of-town reservations
have been made. Remember Pearl
Harbor" is a phrase which has a
direct bearing on the Navy Relief
Society, for since December Z Mrs.
George Pettengill, president of the
District group, has had over 200
requests for relief, more than came
to her office during the whole first
year that she took over in 1887.
Funds to care for the families of
officers and enlisted personnel in
the Navy and Marine Corps are
urgently needed, so it is good news
that every one of the 40 boxes has
been sold by Mrs. Charles Carroll
Glover, jr., and the members of
her committee.
Mrs. C. Thomas Clagett, jr., who
Is In charge Of selling the tables
which are to be set up along the
runway in the ballroom, reports
that a few more are still available.
But the committee has every reason
to expect sell-out by Friday after
noon.
Through the kind offices of Mrs.
James v. Forrestal, wife of the
Undersecretary of the Navy, Paul
Flato OF New York has donated q
1000 diamond wrist watch with
topaz crystal as the grand prize
to be awarded the person hold
ing the lucky numbered program.
Other valuable prizes have been
donated by Miss Hattie Carnegie,
who is putting on the fashion show
at her own expense, the entire
proceeds to go to the District Navy
Relief Society.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Miss Godfrey
|ToBeMarried

1t. Comdr. Vincent Hubbard God
frey, u. 8. N, retired, and Mrs.
Godfrey Of Annapolis announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Barbara Godfrey, to 1t. Dudley Hale
Adams, U. s. NJ, son of Col. Donald
Bennett Adams, u. S. A.
Miss Godfrey Is a granddaughter
Of Mrs. Arthur Burneston Owens Of
The Hill at Greenock, Md. She is a
graduate of the Annapolis High
School in the class of 1896 and from
Sweet Briar College in 1910. She is
member OF the Beta Chapter of
Tau Omicron Phi, the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps Junior Sorority
and Is lieutenant and second vice
chairman of the Annapolis Chapter
of the Red Cross Motor Corps.
1t. Adams, who is the nephew OF
Mrs. Boyd j. Payne Of Burlington,
VT, was graduated from the Bur-
lington High School in 1884, at
tended Columbia University in New
York City and was graduated from
the United States Naval Academy
with the class of 1899. In 194l he
was graduated from the Naval Avi-
alton School in Pensacola, Fla.
The wedding will take place in
the Naval Academy chapel in the
near future.
Evening star., 1942-02-25

Washington University and received
her B. A. degree from Louisiana
State University. where she was q
member Of the Kappa Delta Soror-
ity. Theta Sigma Phi, honorary
journalism fraternity, and Phi
Alpha Iota, honorary romance Ian
guages fraternity.
Guests from out Of town were Mr.
D. G. Brazelton of Auburn, Ga, and
Mr.. Belford Brazelton of Atlanta,
brothers of the bridegroom, and his
sister, Mrs. Robert French of New
York, making the Brazelton family
reunion complete for the first time
in some years.
1t. Brazelton and his bride will
start later today to motor to Florida
the latter wearing a tailored frock
of aqua blue with a fitted coat to
match and an off -the-face felt hat
in the same color.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
DR.. Elizabeth Kahler
Becomes Bride of
DR.. E. n. Chapman

DR.. Elizabeth Sartor kanler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
min A. Kahler, was married at 8
o'clock Tuesday evening to DR..
Erwin N. Chapman, son of the
Rev. Newell F. Chapman Of Niota,
Ill. in the Covenant-First Presby-
terian Church, the Rev. DR.. Albert
Joseph Mccartney oficiating.
The wedding music was played by
Mr.. Theodore Schaeffer, and 20
Perfect Love" and II Love Thee"
were sung by Mr.. Wilfred Smith.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Her gown was OF
white satin made on princess lines.
the bodice having a lace yoke and
long sleeves pointed over the hands.
A girdle with lace insets Joined the
bodice to the full skirt and long
train. The veil was full length,
edged with lace and having satin
insets in the train. She carried an
arm bouquet of gardenias with
shower of white freesia and a
built-in going away corsage OF
white carnations.
Miss Katharine Pagan, who
was maid of honor, wore a dress
of blue taffeta with close fitting
bodice, sweetheart neckllne and
puffed sleeves, the bouffant skirt
in three shades of blue. Mrs. C.
R. Seine, matron of honor, wore a
rose dress similar to that of the
maid of honor. Both carried nose
gays of mixed flowers.
DR.. Chapman had for his best
man DR.. Harald A. Render and
his ushers were Mr.. William S.
Derrick. Mr. Fred B. Agee, jr; Mr..
Emil Ganschow and Mr. Caspar
Seine
A small reception was held after
the wedding for the bridal party
and members of the family.
The bride is a graduate of George
Washington University, holding the
degrees of B. S., M. A. and M. D.
She has served on the staff of Gal
linger Hospital and Children's Hos
pital. Now in private practice, she
is examining physician for the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton
DR.. Chapman is also a graduate
OF George Washington, with the
degrees of A. B. and M. D., and will
serve his internship at the George
Washington University Hospital.
For travelling Mrs. Chapman wore
black crepe frock with pale blue
yoke, black accessories and a cor
sage of carnations.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Brazilian Envoy's
Wife Returns

Senhora de Martins, wife Of
the Brazilian Ambassador, re-
turned yesterday from New York
where she accompanied her hus-
band and the Minister of FL
nance for Brazil, Senior DR..
Artur de Souza Costa, a few DAYS
ago. The Ambassador and Senior
de Souza Costa will join her
here today or early tomorrow in
time for the reception which the
Ambassador and Senhora de
Martins will give from to z
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in
honor of the Finance Minister.
The reception. originally set
for Friday, February 20, was
postponed to tomorrow because
of the sudden death February II
of the Minister Counselor of the
Embassy, Senior Arno Konder.