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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Tri OmiCron
To Hold Gala
At Eastwood

AFTER A BUSY season spent
in doing various phases OF war
work. Tri Omicron members will
have a gala Friday night at
Eastwood Gardens. This is the
annual date night" party.
To celebrate her graduation
from college, Miss Alice Darcy
will entertain at cocktails at
home in Hazelwood avenue be-
fore the affair.
Among those who will be seen
dancing about at Eastwood Gar
dens are: Eileen Burke and Stan
Kruse; Marion Hickman and
Walt Gowans; Wyn Hills and
Bob LaChance; Betty Campbell
and Bill Maui; Elise Deyo and
Ed Thompson; Betty Busch and
Sherm Lister; Margaret and Bob
Holden; Marjorie and Roy Ester;
Mary and Jack Prendergast:
Alice Darcy and Gerry 'Barone
and Julie McCracken and Mike
Monaghan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Stephen Stantons
Son Born June

CONGRATULATIONS ARE
in order for Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen Stanton Of Coplin avenue
on the birth OF a boy, Paul Mi
chael, June |.
Mrs. Stanton was formerly
Suzanne Wittwer.
MILDRED TR En- N TT,
daughter of Mrs. John fremont
became the bride of Harvey A.
Colombo. May %.
The wedding took place in
Barromeo Church.
Rev Joseph b fremont,
brother of the bride, officiated.
We understand July Ia has
been selected by Miss Ethel
Rhode. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Rhode, for the date
OF her marriage 10 Robert II.
Kingston. son of MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel Kingston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03

French Lick Springs Hotel In
French Lick Springs, Ind.
Mr.. AND MRS. JERRY ].
GREENBLATT of Fairfield ave-
nue. will hold open house Sunday
from 3 to S p. m. and 7 and 8
p. m. in honor of their daughter.
Fayanne.
MRS. ARCHIE FLOOD Of
Duluth, Mimi, is the house
guest Of William Marquardt and
his daughter, Phyllis, OF Drexel
avenue.
MR.. AND MRS. CARL F.
BEIER mabel Margaret Hell
big) of Parkwood boulevard IN
Huntington Woods announce the
birth of a daughter, Barbara
Jane. May %.
ENSIGN AND MRS. WAL
TER J. MORGAN virginia Lee
Rowland of DetroiD of Jackson
vile, Fla, announce the birth
May rs, of a daughter, Diane
Elizabeth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Warner Reception

FOLLOWING THE we'd
ding. "a reception was held
at the Warner home. =. in
Colorado avenue. after
which the young couple left
-. for Montgomery. w. Va.
-. where they will make
their home. the bridegroom
having been appointed to
serve as technical advisor 49,.
in the metallurgical depart
ment :. of a large plant do
ing defense work. -.
For travelling the bride
chose an outfit identical to her
husband =. each appearing in
English tweed jackets of di-
agonal weave and she in
dark brown flannel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Miss Burns
Sets June II
For Wedding

PATRICIA ROAR f T
BURNS. daughter of Mrs. Mat
thew A. Burns. has chosen June
u as the date of her marriage
TO Don Charles Till, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Till.
Their wedding will take place
at St. Theresa's at 10 in the
morning with the Rev. Edmund
Eugene Burns. brother Of the
bride-elect. coming from Texas
TO officiate.
Miss Burns has asked her sis
ter, Mary, 10 attend her as
maid of honor. Her bridesmaids
will be Mrs. Wilbert Brink, sis
ter of the bridegroom to be;
Clare MacAloon and Mary Flynn.
Mr.. Till has asked Wilbert
Brink 10 be his best man and
Jack Rogers, Doyle Ryan and
Jack Walker 10 seat the guests
Miss MacAloon and Miss
Flynn will honor the bride TO be
with a linen shower at Rotunda
Inn. June -.
On the twenty-third, Della
Connolly viii entertain for Miss
Burns at a tea and hostess
shower AT her home in Birch
crest drive.
THE DELTA SIGMA CHI
sorority will hold its rush tea
this coming Sunday in East
Outer drive.
The members include Eleanore
Koch, president; Marilyn Grewe.
Dot Elsey, Dawn Hall, Mary
Helme. Marie Hahn, Betty
Hayes. Pat Hawk. Maureen
Lock. Helen Gribler, 10 Betrick
and Pat Edwards who'll be
wearing carnation corsage bou-
quetS with black ribbon binding
IN the sorority's colors.
RuSheSS will include Beverly
Kelmeyer, Doris Hohl, Frances
Crawford. Geneva Beeman. Jane
Schnur. Grace Goodrich. Mar
garet Caldcrwood, Betty Flana-
gan. Jeanette HlinSki, Frances
Hardy and Del fairfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Mrs. Jones
Will Meet
Staff Monday

MRS. ELROY l.. JONES OF
Renaud road will hold a meeting
of the board of trustees and staff
associates of the Sophie Wright
Settlement House, Mon d ay
morning at 1870 o'clock.
Guest of honor will be Miss
Dora Nelson. the new director,
who will take over her duties
July /.
She comes 10 fill the position
vacated by Mrs. Grace Ketchum,
who has retired after 20 years OF
service.
AMONG THE many interested
folk who crowded the ground of
Alger Museum in Lake Shore
drive for the annual garden sale
of the Detroit Artists Market
were Mrs. Harold A. Beatty,
Mrs. Franklin Walker, Mrs.
Frank Brossy Jr.. Mrs. II. Lynn
Pierson and also Mrs. William
Joseph Young Jr. and Mrs. Ed
ward f. Rothman. whom you
see pictured on today's Detroit
Times society page.
MISS MARY DILLON OF East
Grand boulevard has been MAX
ing a stay in Bridgeport. o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03

mafguefiteS and / a II m n
roses. -.
The other attendants
were gowned like the honor
matron. but carried just
the iris. +. and the marguer-
ties. -.
For her daughters we'd
ding. :. Mrs. Warner chose a
heavenly-blue marquisette. -.
with a long, lacey bodice. -.
and wore a corsage bouquet Of
yellow roses. -.
While Mrs. Robinson. :.
the bridegroom's mother.
was in ashes of roses crepe
-. with orchids. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Ann Mills
Engagement
Made Known
By JACK l.. OLIVER

FROM THE East comes
nuptial news;
Mrs. Henry Hoffman of Litch-
field, Conn. has just made
known the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Ann Olcott Mills.
and Ensign Simeon Hyde Jr..
USNR., of Rye. N. Y, formerly
OF Charleston, S. c.
Miss Mills. daughter of Will
son w. Mills of Crosse Pointe,
is a granddaughter of the late
William Joseph Mills, chief
justice of New Mexico and later
governor of that state. Her
mother is Mrs. John II. Avery.
She attended the Baldwin
School in Bryn Mawr. Pa. and
is studying at Bennington.
The bridegroom-elect was
graduated from Philips Acad-
envy Andover and in 1871 from
Princeton University. where he
was a member of the Cap. and
Gown Club.
He Is a descendant of Henry
Middleton and Capt. James
Hyde of Charleston and Is a
grandson of Henry Cheves of
that city and the late Mrs.
Cheves. and also OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. Tristram Upper Hyde.
AFTER A gay visit here. the
handsome Miss Toni Wellswood
has returned to New York
the final fete In her honor being
a cocktail party, which George
Frischkorn caused to take place
at the Statler just before train
time.
La Wellswood had been the
house guest of Mrs. Grace Brad
ley of Riverside, Ont, you'll re-
call.
THE BEAVERS at the Detroit
Athletic Club have been in one
of their inspired huddles run
ming up what promises to be
special entertainment for their
fellow-members as well as for
the club membership at large.
Thursday, following his per-
Torrance in "Springtime for
Henry" Edward Everett Horton
will be guest Of honor at an
after-theater supper party.
(Mr. H., by the way, is life
honorary m m Der of the
Beavers.)
Carter Laitner. president of
the group, will it is hoped
. be able TO persuade the
star to tell Of his experiences as
a guest at the White House
one OF the most amusing OF his
vast repertoire of stories.
A number of seats have been
set aside at the Lafayette that
evening for DAG members who
wish to see the performance be-
fore going on to the supper
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin c. Gala
han have invited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Capman, Mrs. Jefferson
B. Webb and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Winter to both the the
alter and the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Hughes will entertain. too. that
evening and in their party will
be Phil Denning of New York.
Incidentally, Mr.. and Mrs. V.
J. Snyder were hosts last eve-
ming with a dinner for II at the
DAG celebrating their silver
wedding anniversary and earlier
in the day we saw Miss Mildred
Fitzpatrick, the Border Cities
Flash, thanked Lieutenant COM
mander William j. j. Ryan and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Cosqraves Entertain at Fassifern Farm

OOsQFdVeS EnfeTfdln az FdSSIteTh TdTTn
Mr.. AND MRS EARL J. COSGRAVE. entertained at
the Fassifern Farm Hot Springs, Va Just
the evening and their guests. such of your
friends Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Hoffman. and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward H. Miller Jr.....
The farm . in case didn't know has been oele
brated for number of oldashoned
dinners practically every who visits The Homestead
the Springs. bustes for at least ONE meal "
during the stay.
Mrs. Seeber Enterteins Wellesley Club Board
Mrs. Taylor Seeber Of Westcheser road entertained
the new board Wellesley Club for luncheon
Tuesday
Did you that he's Lieut.. Jr Grade Robert j. Weber
these days So.
Yes sir. "a. naval duties will be calling him and
because of that his friends. Mr. and Mrs Willard Wright
Mcdowell. entertaining his honor Thursday
ming
While Mrs. Weber giving party. for her husband
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Edison Burton, Thomas Ryan Seat Guests
Mrs. Brandt in Soft Yellow Marquiset+e

MRS BRANDT appeared in soft yellow marqusette
bouquet. of French blue iris. yellow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
IN N syt f.
U I'VE with

Mr.. AND MRS. C. f. WILSON. -. of Longmeadow.
in Bloomfield Hills have made known the marriage
-. of their youngest daughter.
Rosemary
And j. Philip Hoyle of Ashevile n c....now private
in the United States Army.
Their wedding took place. back July p, 1e41...
Mrs Hoyle. recall
Attended the exclusive Easements School in Florida.
lenore Ellen Warner Weds MIR. Robinson
LENORE ELLEN Misunderstanding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Warner.
And Glenn Lyle Robinson H..
Were married last evening in the chapel OF Westmin-
Presbyterian Church. by Dr. Robert M Frehse at
$50 o'clock.
Only their immediate families and close friends
witnessed the CEREMONY.
IGNORES of honor her sister Mrs.
Sampson J. Smith and her bridesmaids. included Mrs
Arthur Evansville Ind and Helen Shaver of
Birmingham.
Edison Burton, Thomas Ryan Seat Guests
JOHN SINNERS. was best and Edison Burton
and Thomas Ryan all of Detroit seated the guests.
For her marriage the bride chose ivory slipper satin
fashioned with the favored long torso bodice sweet
heart neckne leg -omutton sleeves which to points
the hands and very full skirt falling into hand
train.
veil of illusion. fngerp length with seal
Hoped tiara of seed pearls
And she carried smashing bouquet of white gardenias
and valley lilies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Two Giant
Claws Rip
at Empire

On the ves4, tortuous terrain
depicted by the map at right
.he t~o great Avis powers Japan
and Germany. have plunged into
a desperate struggle for the
Fsbled riches OF The indies. Ter
ri.oy shown in red already has
come under The sway OF The
enemy. and the defenders OF de-
meersey have their backs to the
~sI in several key outPosts OF
the Far East.
One Of The fundamental objects
Of the AXIS campaign is India,
bno the crown jewel" in the
diedem OF British possessions.
The arrows on the map indicate
the routes by which Japan. from
the east. and Germany. from the
vest, hope 10 forge an iron band
that will be welded by the meet.
ing OF their armies o. some po'nr
in central India.
Hitler. say some sources. may
hurl . huge force OF desert fight
e, into a drive across Egypt.
SEEKING TO sweep the British out
OF North Africa, cross the SueI
Canal and blast his way through
Iran and on into India. Possibly
the German forces now engaged
with Russis on the southern front
would attempt 70 drive southwest
through Turkey and Join the other
column somewhere east OF the
Indian border.
Japan, meanwhile. already
pounding at The Burma Road and
The Dutch Indies. would provide
The other Jaw Of the Axis pineers
with q westward drive across
Burma. Fall Of Singapore has
leosed the Japanese navy, which.
says Tokyo, is now ranging the
Bay OF Bengal and the Indian
Ocean.
Even should Hirohito and Hit.
let succeed in This erandioss
scheme, there is one point that
Interests Allied observers very
much: How do The two repeeious
invaders. once the sPoils are
theirs. propose 70 divide +hem7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-25
Louisiana

LAKE PROVIDENCE. La Mrs
Annie Bell White. who has been
confined 10 her bed at home for
about six weeks because OF a
serious Illness. IS much improved
at this writing and her hos: OF
friends are wishing her speedy
recovery.
The Communion services al
Mount Zion Baptist church. located
on Way-a-Way plantation was car
ried out las, sunday. Service was
well attended The sermon was de-
livered by Rev. 5. A. Cooper. the
pastor
ST and Ella Glasper celebrated
their 5ist Wedding anniversary
mere recently They have liked On
an. S.s Nay plantation Tor more than
ears and in the same house
Glasper Is local minister.
member Of Mount Zion Bap-
Il church
NEW ORDEANS. la Rev. q A..
Nilsson returned 70 tho city last
week after spending his vacation
IN Cincinnati OHIO. visiting reia-
iiyes.
George Reason and Rudolph CAL
I'm lett the city last Thursday
for Houston Texas 10 spend ,ncir
vacation
The annua garden pa iy. r'rcu
by he Wonrnr auxiliary Of Flint
Coodridg" hos0.'al was Quite a
nice affair and Wei attended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-25
Doctors To Hear
Emory v. Morris
OF Battle Creek
500 To Discuss
Military Dentistry
On Fisk Campus

NASHVILLE (ANP)-The Cap
itol City Dental society, composed
OF Meharry college faculty mem
bers aud local practicing dentists
will act as hosts 10 the 500 or more
dentists Of the National Dental
association for their 29th annual
convention Aug. 1914.
Featuring the meeting will be a
scientific discourse on Significance
and Value OF Full Appreciation o!
Military Dentistry" by DR.. Oren A.
Oliver. president of the American
Dental association, and practical
demonstrations and lectures on
Military First Aid" by DR.. Leo s i.
Holton. Washington. DC.
Among the other prominent elm
icians are .Prosthetic Dentistry "
DR.. Ewell Neil. former professor
OF dentistry al Meharry: "Perio-
dentia' by Dr. Clifton Dumnitt,
STAFF, Meharry: Oral Surgery" by
DR.. George r. Seeman. Meharry:
"Children's Dentistry" by DR..
Walter McFall. member Tennessee
State Board of Dental Examiners:
Medical Cases Presenting De1tal
Aspects by Dr.. Edward l.. Turner.
president, Meharry: Public Health
Program and Exhibits" by DR.. Phil
lip +. Blackaby. director, Tennessee
State Health department: "Educa-
tional Program by DR.. Don Claw
son, director dental school. Mehar.
ry; Surgical Procedures" by Drs.
Maurice r. Hebert. Chicago. and
George l.. Breett, Lancaster. Pa.
and importance OF Dentistry by
DIR. Emory W. Morris, general d.
rector, w. X. kellogg foundation.
Battle Greek. Michigan.
The facilities of Jubilee hall.
Fisk university. will house the den
lists and meals will also be served
there.
The social program includes a
public health meeting Tuesday.
Aug. IL. followed by stag: We'd
nesday night Reception BY the
Lake" on the campus OF Tennessee
A. and |. will be country barbe-
cue and Thursday night the big
dance.
Bridge parties and Sightseeing
tours are planned for the dentists
wives as we'll for the dental hy-
gienists. The latter group will hold
their convention in the nurses
home OF Meharry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-25
ON OUTSKIRTS
OF TOWN
BY CANDY MORGAN

Miss Felex Banks became the
bride OF Private Willy Hill a few
days ago. Private Hill. who is sta
toned at Selfridge Field, will join
his bride on a honeymoon, on his
first furlough.
Miss Irene Morgan, daughter OF
Mrs. Gertrude Morgan. was a Wis
itor last week in Mt. Clemens.
Miss Willie Pearl Stevens shared
her vacation In Cleveland with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. Leslie gave an April Tying
party Wednesday. July % lat the
kozy Kitchen. Chicken dinners
were served. The proceeds went to
the church.
Mr.. Shaw, who has been al in
ST. Joseph hospital with frac-
tured leg. is recovering nicely and
will be home soon.
The Big Eight club will give
private picnic soon.
J0lts
And So! the fine out-o-town tai
ent. who Is working for the Green
Leaf is none other than Miss Doris
Mitchell. Mr.. Dorsetti will fool
someone when he takes Miss Re-
iuania TO the Sport dance. Sandy
Smith is going to import some out
of-town talent to beat the girls
from Mt. Clemens dancing
The Butler boys are getting like
| the milkman at the Banks doors
come very regular. Charles Will
liams' lucky day is July IA. He
had three blackouts and a SIS traf-
fic ticket. The very lovely young
lady who Is staying at the homa OF
Rev. r. A. Mannings Is Robbie
lie McCoates. Rev. Mannings Is the
uncle. Wanna Brewer and LOWE
Mae Bankhead were riding horses
most OF the week at Quinn Road.
Pretty boy Mitchell has got him
seli haircut.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-25
Arkansas

WARREN, Ark.-Mrs. Geneva
Smith left last week 10 spend a
weeks vacation with her husband
in Pine Bluff. Ark.
Mrs. Ollie Brown. OF Gary. Ind.
arrived here Thursday to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Dug Guy.
Eddie Keys and his Rays of
Rhythm furnished the music for a
dance here last week. The hall
was packed with an OVERLOOKING
crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Johnson
we're called to Huma. La, on the
account Of the death OF Mr.. John
sons aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Jermo Chambers
OF St. Louis. Mo, were weekend
visitors In the city.
NASHVILLE. Ark The Rev.
G. W. Young returned home Mon
day after spending the weekend
with his family at Hope
James Edward and Vera Lee
Odds arrived here last week from
Chicago TO spend their vacation
with their grandparents.
A farewell party was given last
week In the honor OF Lucian Pry-
or. who departed for Camp Rob-
inson.
A large number OF youngsters
were given a free trip TO Hope last
Saturday by T. r. Betton. county
farm agent. The group reported a
nice trip.
BENTONvILLE, Ark.-Mrs. ElIz-
abeth Parks is home again after
spending a year with her daugh-
ter In Council Bluff. Iowa. She
liked the Iowa city very much. but
dlsliked the cold weather North.
Mrs. Clarence p. Morrow left
the city last Thursday for Fayette-
VILE 10 Join her husband who Is
employed there.
Mrs. Retta Boone OF Fayette-
Vile was a weekend guest in our
city.
John Moore. OF Rockford, ILL.,,
arrived here last Monday 10 spend
his vacation with relatives and
friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-25
Businessmen
To Talk On Var
Time Econonly
Vice President
Fred Allen Will
Be In Delegation

cHicAGo-tANP)-w With n.
nual meeting OF the National :.
gro Business league schedu,.a
convene here Aug. 2s. 81, % ..'s
were progressing this wesl !
make the convention one ~ .
most notable in the organi,,,.,.
history. The theme Of this ys.y.
meeting is Gearing Neero p..'
ness to a War Time Economvs
Outstanding business men -.
women. and government os,e,,.
will lead panel discussions on -.
tinent issues which affect Me-.
business today, and the league N
attempt TO launch its camnsiys !
pool the commercial and fins,t,.'
interests OF Negro business ,or,s
a program 10 increase incom, |.
enlarge operations, organissto,,
anu 10 oner employment to thou,.
ands OF young Negro men ~
women being graduated each va,
from the nations colleges.
Representatives to the mes,I,,
will learn much valuable iniorm'
ton about opportunities for eo,.
tinuation and expansion Of buslru
made very available by the fedsn
government. The meet also NH
stress ways and means Of incrsa,
ing the income. bringing abou,
racial solidarity and .inlerrscaI
goodwill.
The league. in its forty-secori
year OF organization. was fouuta
by Booker +. Washington. Ancu
the officers are George W. Cor
Durham, NC, vice-president. Fd
A. Allen, Detroit. Mich. 2nd Viz.
president; ALBION l.. Holsey, excu.
tive secretary; and Dr.. +. D. Pa
terson. Tuskegee institute. ch,h.
man OF the steering committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-25

recovery.
Mrs. Ida Ainsworth and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Long motored TO Detroi;
the weekend to visit friends.
WASHINGTON CHI. Ohio. MIR
Sam Campbell OF Dayton, Ohio.
spent a few days in the city last
week visiting Mrs. Sam Evans and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott. Of
Wooster. arrived here last week
as guest OF Mrs. SCOTS parents.
\, Mr.. and Mrs. John billiard. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter OF
Richmond. Ind, arrived here last
week 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. Ida Williams celebrated her
seth birthday with a dinner. She
also received some beautiful birth
day presents.
WOOSTER, Ohio.-The Mems
Bib class met last Thursday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. J.. "
Follis.
Miss Myrtle Walker OF Glove
land is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p W
Woods.
Mrs. Charles Saunders and sons
visited her parents in Canton. last
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Miner and mother,
Mrs. Ida Watson were visitors il
Arkon last Sunday.
Mrs. Cecil Watts OF Lagrange.
H., returned home last Tuesday.
after spending short vacation
here visiting friends.
Mrs. A. B. Thompson left last
sunday for a Southern tour. Be-
fore returning. she will visit Gin
cinnati. Montgomery. Ala. and Chi
cago. Ill.
MANSFIELD. Ohio-Jack Millef
OF New Orleans arrived in the city
last week TO spend two weeks va
cation with relatives.
John Clement OF Camp Belvoir.
Va returned home over the week
end 10 visit his family and friends.
Mrs. j. James spent last week
In Detroit visiting friends. She re-
ported a pleasant stay in the Motto.
City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-25
Ohio

LORAIN Ohio. Mrs. Daisy
Sinclair left last Friday for Co
lumbus 10 spend ten hays vaca-
ton with her son, Ralph and
other relatives.
Buddy Brown OF Memphis. Tenn.
arrived in the city last weel; to
spend weeks vacation with
friends From here Mr.. Brown
will visit points In New York.
Massachusetts,. and Connecticut
a number OF persons from this
ciiy moiored to windsor. ont. Caa-
ada and Detroit, last Sunday The
group reported wonderful trip.
For most OF them. IL was their first
trip out OF this country.
Mrs. Walter Lawrence OF RID
No 2 Is on the sick list and Is re-
covering In local hospital. Her
many friends wish her speedy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-25
BY FLORA LEE
pinch Hitter for John Raglahd)

AS the summer vacation days
wax hotter. we find Ann Arborite :
indulgine in short vacations away
from the city and entertaining TO
greater extent. Mrs. Harold
Turner we see. left the city last
Thursday 10 visit relatives in Ok
lahoma City.
J. f.. Day visited in Lansing lasi
Sunday.
Mrs Mckoms is entertaining
her daughter, Mrs. Rice.
Mrs. Chas. Cromwell entertain
ed Thursday night in honor OF
Mrs. Matthew Watkins mother,
Mrs. Theodosia Mills and
daughter Theodosia. celebrated
their double birthday on July II,
with birthday dinner. Guests
for the occasion were Mrs. Aman-
da Carpenter and Mr.. Romeo
Cherot.
Miss Florence smith recently
visitel Mrs. Samuel Hill in De-
troii. Miss Carrie Hudson OF De-
troit. Miss Allena w. Timer OF
Los Angeles. Cal. formerly OF De.
troit. Mrs. Hill. and Miss Smith
motored to Ann Arbor Sunday to
visit the Mills on Edward.
The Progressive club OF the
Second Baptist church held 4
watermelon feast and barbecue