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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21

more tremendous. why don't you
follow suit? have to 60 to work
now"
Anyone knowing Ralph Hay less
well would have thought him heart
broken. The buns rush IL ever
saw it," he lamented as he got to
his feet and prepared to leave. II
come in, filled with kindly thoughts
and good Intentions to ask you
about a story and what do / get?
The buns rush"
"Yeh!" jeered Larry. What
about that fool story you ran on
Anette a few weeks ago? You
didn't ask anyone's advice about
that"
"All In fun, Peyton, all In fun. 1t
dckled me silly to see that brat
stealing a scene-even before
knew who she was. II tickeld me,
and when I found out she had Pey-
ton tackled to her name, 1t tickled
me still more" He added In an in
direct hint, II knew she had come
by 1t honestly"
Never mind that" Larry took
his reporter friend by the arm and
led him from the dressing room.
And, for Pete's sake, a little less
of that brat and 'child-bride' stuff.
Give me a break"
Ralph Hay stopped to strike a
match on the cement wall of the
corridor. "And you give me a break
on the story"
Take IT," the actor declared as
they walked on. Plaster it all over
the paper. Then I'll be rid of Lois
Lyndon She's the only person out
side the cast who has known about
Anette's being gone and she has
driven me batty. Dinners, dances.
movies. howers-why, she had
blackmaned me into being her con-
slant companion"
"Ah, but such pleasant black
mail" sighed Hay. II can think of
worse than being with the blue
eyed stomach pill babe"
IA prefer her eyes black" Pey-
TONS voice took on happier note
as he said again. Now, I'll be rid
OF her. OF course 1t will make II a
little tough on Anette. Everyone
VIII think I've ditched her."
Hay was putting when they IN.
ished climbing the spiral stairway.
why" he demanded. After all, |
she's In New York. Maybe people |
VIII think she's ditched YOU"
Laurence Peyton said stimy.
That Is incredible"
The newspaperman stared at the |
actor and realized his statement |
had been sincere. 'Yeh. I guess So"
Hay agreed quickly.
Larry said again. Yes, It win be
tough on her. I'll fy east to the
and counteract the gossip"
Ralph Hay pretended to be fall
ing backward. True love, II ever
I saw It Guys like you never miss
a chance to walk onto those boards,
unless you're on your deathbed or
sulking fer more dough. Yeh, it's
true love-" He started to thump
Peyton on the back. suddenly grew
Of the white coat and
back his hand at the exact
Instant the actor moved out of
reach. NAH Nah!" scolded Hay,
smacking his own wrist, mustn't
touch" Immediately, he headed for
he exit, calling over his shoulder,
Watch the papers, SON." Il
The first inkling Anette had Of
he story was when Lance Ericsson
onto the rehearsal set and
began addressing her deliberately, |
Is Mrs, Peytou," After the FIRST
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21

Charles lander remains critically
IN at University Hospital, Ann Ar
Dor
Avis Blackmore. small daughter OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
..IrERIAlNA CLASS

Willis, Mich, May 2l-Tuesday
evening, Mrs. Margaret Day enter
tanned at her home, honoring Miss
Pauline Brimhall, and the women
who completed the Red Cross Home
Nursing Course for which Miss
Brimhall has been the instructor.
Mesdames Slaughter, VANITY, Ricn-
ardson, Howell Carter. Murray,
Wardle. Schantz. Gilman, Staeblec,
Dietrich and Miller completed the
course.
A fried chicken dinner was served
at $50. The cake was decorated
with greetings to Miss Brimha!l
and a beautiful red cross. She was
also given a crystal luncheon set.
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On Tour

Lee Van Camp and Richard Craw-
ford we're among those who accom-
panied the class in shop work from
Lincoln School TO Detroit Wednes-
day on tour of inspection through
q number of factories
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Cleanup Meeting

The women of the Willis Church
will meet today. for an all day meet
ing and to clean the church There
will be a potluck dinner at noon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Canton Center Events

Eloiss Hospital Friday. Mrs. Elan
Meyer, Hanford Rd., is chairman o.
this group.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21

The first inkling Anette had of
the story was when Lance Ericsson
walked onto the rehearsal set and
began addressing her deliberately,
as Mrs, Peyton," After the frst
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21

BUENOS AIRES-INS-Deporta-
ton OF Heinrich Wolberg. a leader
of the Nazi movement in Argen-
tina. was ordered here by the
ministry of interior
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21

Mrs. Fred Norman, SO. south OF
Willis. fell down cellar stairs at her
home and was taken TO 81. Joseph
Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21

Tour Hospital
Members OF the Wayne County
Health Guild enjoyed a tour OF
Evening star., 1942-02-12

Representative Robert Ramspeck
and Mrs. Ramspeck announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Clay Ramspeck, to Ensign
FARRELL Ridley Dunson, jr., U. S. N. r.,
Of La Grange, Ga, and New London,
Conn.
Miss Ramspeck returned to Wash
ington a week ago, having arrived in
this country January 81 from Pearl
Harbor. Ensign Dunson, who also
had been in Hawaii, returned to
the United States q fortnight before
his bride-elect.
The wedding will take place March
1 at 4 O'Clock in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Miss
Betty Lynn Ramspeck will be her
sisters maid Of honor. Miss Martha
Dunson, sister Of the bridegroom
elect, probably will be a bridesmaid,
and Mr.. Bradford Dunson will be
best man for his brother.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Suburban
Social Notes

Mrs. William w. Springer, Mrs.
Marshall Guthrie and Mrs. Davis
K. Robinson were hostesses at a
valentine tea yesterday afternoon
in the Chevy Chase home of Mrs.
Springer. The party was in honor
of Mrs Charles Sheppe, who, with
Mr. Sheppe, will leave shortly for
Philadelphia where Mr.. Sheppe has
been transferred with the Security
and Exchange Commission.
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs.
Clyde Culp, Mrs. Clifford Homer
Richmond, Mrs. Frank Simpson.
Mrs. Joseph DeVeau, Mrs. Robert
Straw. Miss Emma Berlett and Miss
Byrd Belt. The guest of honor and
the assistants were presented val
entine corsages.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Sheepe
were the guests in whose honor Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Writer'S gave a
dinner and bridge party.
Mrs. Sheppe was entertained At
luncheon Tuesday by Mrs. Leigh
Lawrence, the II guests remaining
to play bridge through the after
noon.
Mrs. Callaghan. wife of Comdr.
William M. Callaghan, was hostess
at luncheon today. Through the
afternoon she and II guests were to
play bridge.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
In Capital Letters
By Mona Dnfas

nformahy marks most Of the parties scheduled these trying days.
and OF particular the small given last evening
by Mrs Gustav Stewart and Mrs English Gordon The party
held in the Of Mrs Stewart who the former
Ruth Hitchcock Gilbert M Hitchcock
attractive time before his death
The Mrs Stewards and Mrs Godons dinner were
the Portuguese Minister and Snhoa Banch Senator and Mrs
Mnlard E. Tydings Minister Mr.. Hampon
Lionel William L. Jenkins Mr. Roger de la
Vasselais Norbert A. McKenna.
Another recent dinner which, though small and informal
Walter of being given for the
visiting Senior Arthur de
Sharing with Souza Costa Senior Vaen-
Military
during World War he and Mrs Ross often entertained Senior
attractive they recently
California furniture brought from
Portugal their felt especially at home Other
Greeley wife Of Gen Greeley Mrs Grant
Raer Col John G. Mcdonald.
Peggy Lansdowne Conway Hunt,
United States destroyerthe U. Lansdown
launched Friday, the Goth Of this MONTH Mr.. and Mrs
Peggys sepfathe John Caswen
and arrive Kearny N j. In time
a joint launching for 10 minutes earlier the u s.
ceremonies Peggys party
will Wahngtons Newtown to spend the
end with Mr. and Mrs George r. Kent Mrs Kent is the
Alicia who time resided In Washington
honor of Hunts father the
late 1t Comdr Zachary Lansdowne who in command OF the
dirgbe Shenandoah when it crashed in Ohio in 1925
at the Sugrave
February 90 and promise be than the rs
Counselor Vincent vads Rodriguez, has
turned where with the Ambassador for the con-
his old stamping ground for from 1880 1888 he
dAna there But at that time took him 13
Rio while last he went by plane
the trip he left Rio at $50
one morning afternoon
there he took train in order to relax.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Miss Dorothy Ramspeck
To Wed Ensign Dunson

Miss Ramspeck was graduated
from Western High School and later
attended Emerson College in Bos-
ton, the University of Wisconsin
and the King Smith Studio School
In Washington.
Ensign Dunson Is the son Of Mrs.
FARRELL Ridley Dunson and the late
Mr.. Dunson of La Grange, Ga. and
Roanoke, Ala. His mother was the
former Miss Eula Lei Bradford Of
Paris. Tenn. He is a nephew Of
Mr.. A. C. Dunson of La Grange and
Mr. w. P. Dunson of Dalton, Ga.
The bridegroom-elect was gradu-
ated from the Georgia School Of
Technology in the class Of 1910. He
Is member of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity and Phi Psi professional
fraternity. He was ordered to active
duty in November, 1910, aboard Q
destroyer with the Pacific Fleet.
He is now attending the sub
marine school at New London. Conn.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Illinois Society
Plans Fete Saturday

The Illinois State Society will
sponsor a dance and reception
Saturday evening at the American
Legion Home, 2437 Fifteenth street
Representative Barnes is president
of the organization.
Among those recently added to
the assisting committees are Ben
Fisher, president of the University
of Illinois Alumni Association of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar
Asbury and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley w.
Galhuley.
Assisting Mr.. Fisher in greeting
university people from Illinois will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Scheid and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dauer.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Martha Cannon
To Be Honored at
Shower Tonight

Miss Martha Cannon, daughter OF
Mrs. J. c. Cannon Of Lawrenceburg,
Tenn, whose marriage to Mr.. Price
Longstreet of New York will take
place Saturday, February 21, will be
the honor guest at q shower given
this evening by Mrs. c. F. Hesse.
Among others who have enter
tanned in honor Of the bride-elect
are Mrs. Ray Brown. who gave a
shower for her, and Mrs. Harold
Pearson, Mrs. Aldah Whitelaw and
Miss Mary Nugent, who gave . joint
party for her.
Evening star., 1942-02-12

small tables about the ballroom,
many of them entertaining guests
of their own. Senator and Mrs.
Gerald P. Nye. Representative and
Mrs. Richard p. Gale, Mrs. Patrick
Jay Hurley, wife of the new United
STAGES Minister to New Zealand;
Mrs. william Nuckles Doak, widow
of the former Secretary of Labor;
former United States Ambassador
to Chile and Mrs. William S. Cul-
bertSon, Mrs. Charles M. Lea, Col.
and Mrs. Frank Morrow. Col. and
Mrs M. Robert Guggenheim, for
mer United States Ambassador to
Japan and Mrs. William r. Castle,
former Assistant Secretary of Com
merce, Mr. William P. McCracken;
Mr.. and Mrs. Prev Savoy and Mr..
Clarence Hewes.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
MRS. RICHARD DANA
BAILEY.

The daughter of Mrs. Henry
W. Snyder Uas, before her re-
cent Dedding, Miss EUelyn
Todd Bodenstein. The Req.
DR.. Snyder, steptather OF the
bride, OBLIGATED at the cere-
mony Dhich took place In st.
PauPs Lutheran Church.
-HeSSler Photo.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Mrs. Roosevelt
Guest

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt attended
the Carnival for Democracy yester-
day in New York City. The event,
to continue three days. is sponsored
by the Friends for Democracy, Inc.
The Presidents wife was escorted
by Mr.. L. M. Birkhead, chairman
OF the carnival. Before her de-
parture she was presented bouquet.
Mrs Roosevelt now is attending farm
and home week at Cornell University.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Col. Calendar
Luncheon Guest

The assistant commandant Of the
Army Medical Center, Col. George
Russell Calendar, was honored at
the luncheon given yesterday at the
Army and Navy Club by DR.. Roger
M. Choisser, executive officer of the
department of pathology at George
Washington medical school.
The luncheon followed a lecture
which DR.. Calendar gave at the
medical school under the sponsor
ship of the Smith Reed Russell So
ciety of the school
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Miss Nancy Avery
To Wed MIR. Kuhl

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dwight Avery Of
Takoma Park, Nd. announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Nancy Avery. to Mr.. Charles A.
Kuhl, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Kuhl Of Belle Vernon, Pa.
Both Miss Avery and Mr.. Kuhl
are graduates Of the Pennsylvania
State College.
No date has been set for the we'd
Evening star., 1942-02-12
EVERY zL0TkIck
FASHION FUR IS
INCLUDED IN SALE!

Eoch guaranteed! Beeouse
of extreme reductions, all
soIes must be final. None
to deolers! Excise extra.
Budget payments or loyowoy.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Miss Bell to Visit

Miss Dorese Winfred Bell will ar
rive in Washington tomorrow from
New York, where she is a student at
the American Academy of Dra-
matte Art, to visit her mother. Mrs.
E. Rogers Bell Miss Bell will at
tend the Valentine hop at the Naval
Academy Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Returns to Capital

Mr.. Edward Van Devanter has re-
turned to the Hotel Benedick. For
the past six weeks he has been at
the home of his brother-i -in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Nc
Cray, Liberty Hall Farm, Leesburg,
Va, recuperating from broken leg.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Miss Dorothy Griffin
Wed to Mr.. Watson

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer L. Griffin
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Grimm, to
Mr.. Thomas B. Watson, Saturday.
January "a, in Baltimore. The Rev.
Jacob H. Snyder offlciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson are at home
at SIS Quintana place NV.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Diplomats in Leading Roles
In Capitals Entertaining;
Brazilian Official HOnOred
Dinners and Luncheons Given
For DR.. Arthur de Souza Costa;
SenOrita Batista to Be Feted

Diplomats leading roles entertaining this week with
large reception the Egyptian yesterday and dinners
for the Brazilian Finance Minister DR.
of these festivities will the
Cuban and Sonora de
Concheso will Senore Mrta Batis daughter
to spend the
the Ambassador end Sonora de Con-
cheso will attend which the Washington amnae OF Trinity
College will give at Mayfover tomorrow evening.
Severa Hunde ed Attend
Reception a Egyptian legation
The Egyptian Nine Hassan were hosts at reception
Legation Massachusetts, avenue
issued in Nine Hasans name and
she received several of the circles OF WASH
nearby to add his greetings
the guests they to the dining
becoming OF coral pink crepe FASH
Toned with long neckne which caught with
diamond clip On orchids The Iega-
ton was with blossoms predomnatmg
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CAMP AT CREATLAKE
READYTO RECEIVED THEM
FIRST RECRUIT SWORN
IN MONDAY AT D. c.

ASpecidl to the GuardidiD
WASHINGTON D. c.
CEREMONIES FOR FRET
COLORED NAVY RECRUIT,
WILLIAM BALDWIN, WE'RE
HELD IN SECRETARY OF
NAVY FRANK KNOCKS Of
FTCE AT 1890 A M MONDAY
IN PRESENCE OF REAR AD-
MIRAL RANDALL JACOBS.
BALDWIN OF WASHINGTON
WAS SWORN IN AS APPREN-
TICE SEAMAN. HE LEFT
THURSDAY FOR GREAT
LAKES TRAINING CENTER,
ILLINOIS.
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The New England Confers-
ence of the African Methodist
Episcopal church closed at New
Bedford, Mass, Sunday after
noon, May 81, with the reading
of appointments, Perhaps thu
appointment of most interest
to many in Boston was that of
Rev. Oliver w. H. ChilderS to
the New Charles st. A.M.E.
church, Elm Hill ave. ard
Warren st, Roxbury. He was
appointed for the thirteenth
time. This is the longest
term any minister of this his
toric church has served and
the longest of any minister in
the New England Conference.
The New Charles st. church
report was one of the best and
complete made at the confer
ence. The mortgage debt on
the new church home was re-
ported as having been reduced
to $4,000 and other obligations
reduced considerably. The
church is the largest and best
organized in the conference
and growing rapidly in its new
location in Roxbury.
The pastor returned Sunday
evening and announced that
the new conference year will
start with an enlarged program
and some new features that
will be attractive and aid in
the growth of the church.
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CHICAGO, Ill. - The Navy
opened its ranks to colored re-
cruits Monday throughout the
nation following completion of
quarters to care for thousands
of colored sailors at Morrow
camp on the reservation of the
Great Lakes Naval Training
station
The first colored recruits ar
rived in Chicago Tuesday from
other parts Of the country.
Continued on Page Four)
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Announcement

Mr.. G. Oscar Darlington of
Wilmington, Delaware, an
nounceS the engagement of his
sister, Miss Alberta Montgom-
cry Darlington, Of Maiden to
Mr.. Elmer Lloyd Valentine of
Everett.
Miss Darlington is the
daughter of the late Rev. S. M.
Darlington, D. D., former Pas
tor of Union Baptist Church,
and Mrs. Darlington. Both
bride and groom-to-be are ac-
tive workers in the church.
She is q we'll known mezzo
contralto vocalist and is en-
ployed in the State Department
of Labor and, Industries, Divi-
sion of the Necessities Of Life.
A graduate of the Maiden
Schools, she is a member of
Usona Literary Society, and is
actively affiliated with the
Aristo Club of Boston, the
State House Women's Club and
the Board of Directors of the
Maiden YMCA.
Mr.. Valentine is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Valentine Of
Everett. He is a graduate OF
the Everett schools, is a mem
Der of Everett Post No. 176 OF
the American Legion, and is
employed at. TIE WATERFOWL
Arsenal.
The uptials will take place
in the Fall.
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SIX YEAR OLD TOT
IN RECITAL DEBUT

Yvonne Hope Shankle,' tall
ented 6-year-old pianist, was
presented in her first recital
last Sunday afternoon at Miss
Dorothy G. Lyttleton's studio,
SIS st. Germain st. Invited
guests crowding the studio to
capacity were amazed and de-
lighted by the performance of
little Miss Shankle, who is
among the youngest of Miss
Lyttleton's pupils. The program
was as follows: "Andante, "
Mozart; "Minuet," Paderewski:
Cup and Down the Mountain
side" Gwynn; Playing Sol
diers," v. Rebikov; Buck Pri-
vate John Doe" Savage; Jolly
Little Pig" and "The Vol"
Schuyler; white Swan"
Frost; Fantasy Waltzes," "
Kasschau.
Among the guests were
Prof. and Mrs. w. H. Wooten,
Mesdames Robt. McNeal, Wal
ter Barnes, Leon Lomax and
daughter, Patricia, Mrs. An
drews and daughter Myrtice,
Chas. Dickson, Ulysses Reid
and daughter Ann, Georgia
Gordon, Henry Miller, Mrs.
Bonner, Mrs. Babcock, Mrs,
Wallace, Geo. saso; Misses By
noe, Doris and Lorraine ELL
cock. Miss Fawcett, June Will
liams. Miss Mcpherson; MesSrS.
Fred C. Henderson, Luke Ross,
and Master Everett Shankle.
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Pleasant Hill Baptist church,
Rev. Samuel H. Bullock, pastor,
first Boston church to be
founded and built by the same
race congregation formally
opens its new edifice, Hum
boldt ave and Waumbeck st,
Sunday, June 7.
The program is as follows:
10 a m, Rev. ThoS. F. Freeman,
honor Andover-N Newton grad
uate, sermon. 8 p m main serv-
ice with Uncle Elmer" Of ra-
dio fame, the special feature;
DR.. Isaac Higginbotham, Bap-
list convention, Greater Boston
clergyman and others. Greet
ings, Prof. O'Banyoun, direct
ing the music, choir of Col
Ave A M E church. 1880 p NJ
Dean Wood and Gordon Col
lege students Glover Leaf quar-
tette.
Christian Victory Rally
starts also June 7 to 12-with
the goal set for $4,000 to COM
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Trade AssO.
Banquet June IS

Monday evening June Is at
Estelle's, the Trade Association
will be hosts at an anniversary
banquet when Councillor Dan
lei L. Sullivan and Rev. S. M.
Riley will bring messages of
Importance concerning COM
munity activities. Ralph L.
Harper and Mrs. Elizabeth o.
liver are taking care of ar
engagements and the services of
Mr.. Stevens quartette nave
assured pleasing musical
program. The public is cor
dialy invited to attend.
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On Wednesday evening, June
10, fellow Pythians will honor
Atty James G. Wolff, at ban
quet in the Western Lunch
Box, 431 Mass ave, Boston. All
PythianS, Calanthians and
other friends are invited to at
tend. Subscription $1.10.
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K of p ReinStates
Bishop Walls

Bishop William J. Walls, not
ed leader in the A. M. E. Zion
Church, will be reinstated in
the Knights of PythiaS at a
ceremony to take place Mon
day evening, May 8, in Ma
sonic Temple, 1895 fremont
st, to which all Pythians are
invited. The Bishop is q mem
Der of Puritan Lodge of Bos-
ton. Twenty other men will be
Initiated and reinStated.
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NAVY RANKS OPENED
FORAGE RECRUITS
DORIE MILLER GETS
NAVY CROSS AT SEA

Standing on the deck of a
United States warship some
where in the Pacific, Dorie
Miller, heroic Navy man, was
presented Navy eros which
had been awarded to him by
President Roosevelt for bravery
in action during the battle Of
Pearl Harbor. The cermony
took place on May 27.
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz,
COMMANDMENT Chief of the
Pacific Fleet, personally pinned
Continued on Page Four
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who was returned for the 18th
time to Charles st. A. NJ. E,
Church, now the First A. M. E.
Church of Roxbury.
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Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam1 Santo of
334 Grant st, birmingham,
Mass, announce the engagement
or their daughter, Pauline Mary,
to Mr.. Floyd Warmsley of Md
dletown, Conn. The wedding
will take place in June.
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DAMP.
Miss Abbie Mitchell
Noted Broadway actress and
dramatic soprano, who will be
on the staff of Atlanta U. Sum
mer School of the Theatre. At
ter studying voice under Harry
Burleigh and Nine. E. Serran0.
and appearing in the musical
comedies of Will Marion Cook,
whom she married, she went
to Paris and studied under Jean
de ReSke. She appeared in
Madam X'. "In Abraham's
Bosom" "The Little Foxes" and
"COquette".