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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-09-18
yesterday.

yesterday.
A large memorial meeting will
be held in New Yorlv--Gity- in tho
Manhattan Center on September
23rd in which all Zionist organi-
cations will participate.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Topnotch Riders
Vie for Toll as
;Hia|eah Opens
Epic Contest Among
Jockey Elite Due y
In 46-Doy Meet
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. l4-An epic
battle for riding honors was In the
making today as Hialeah Park
opened a 46-day race meeting.
With no other major track in
operation. the topmost jockeys In
the country-virtually every one Of
them-came here in quest of mounts.
A no-quarter-a asked, none-given
scramble was bound to develop, be-
cause with so much talent to draw
from, trainers could choose the riders
in the best winning form.
Jockey Elite Listed.
The opening-day feature, the 5000
Inaugural Handicap, brought the
pick of the riding colony to saddle
from the outset.
Preferred position, astride Louis
Tufano's Market Wise, was drawn by
the veteran Alfred Robertson. How
ever, there was a possibility that
Robertson would ride Market Wise
in another race instead of the In.
augural.
Trainer G. w. Carroll was unde.
cided whether to start the favorite,
highly successful 3-year-old cam
paigner last year, in the richer
handicap or try for a more likely
victory in a $500 7-furlong heat.
Basil James, who usually rides in
California, was chosen to handle L.
H. Movers Sheriff Culkin. a real
contender. while Red Howell was
placed aboard another well-liked
entrant, R. w. Collins Sweet Will
low.
Meade on Long Shot.
The l941 champion jockey. Don
Meade. had a long-shot hope in w.
Hirschensohn's De Kaib. Eddie Ar
caro-, the clever hand-rider who
showed Whirlaway the road to VIC
tory in the Kentucky Derby and
other major events last year, was
under contract to handle Green
tree Stables Cherry Jam.
Other ranking jockeys and their
mounts were c. Mojena. on Red
Dock; Johnny Gilbert, on Battle
Colors: George Seabo, on Red
Chip: w. Strickler, on Joe Schenck:
and Nick Wall, on Liberty Franc.
The Inaugural. over 6 furlongs,
| was the first of IL Hialeah stakes.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
tennessee Menaces
Florida S Grip on
Loop Swim Title
Sturs Of Vol Football
Adding Much Strength
To New Tonk Team
By tie Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Jan. 14.-f Florida
loses its five-year lease on the
Southeastern Conference swimming
championship next March, Tennes-
see may get credit as the villain Of
the piece.
Tennessee. In short, is cooking up
some trouble for the Gators, who
have held the crown continuously
since meets were begun IN 1887.
Coach Gus Novotny, who has had
uncommon luck in Transforming
football players into swimming
stars, is giving his boys the works
in q pre-championship schedule OF
10 dual meets, starting with Ken
lucky at Knoxville on January 20.
Behind the swimming boom at
Tennessee is versatile. black-haired
Billy King, q footballer who tried
his hand at fancy diving and won
the Southeastern Conference cham
pionship in 1941.
Three other football players have
Joined Novotny's squad - Bobby
Cifers, Bill Nowling and Bud Hub
bell-all Of them free -stylers. Hub
bell also competes in the breast
stroke.
Others with the Tennessee team
last year who are. back for the new
campaign include Herman Silva and
Bob Kellar in the backstroke, Frank
McVeigh in the breaststroke and
Alex Curtis in the backstroke and
distance events.
Evening star., 1942-01-14

make a Lou IenTlR IL OuC Ol Ills
high-priced acting star.
Cooper is supposed to emulate the
late great Columbia Lou in base
ball thriller. He is a candidate for
the best acting job Of 1912. But he'd
have trouble beating the bat boy out
of his job on bush league club, He
never played the game. He's right
handed; Gehrig was a southpaw.
Swings AK from Port Side.
ODoul found one ray of hope,
however. Cooper swings an ak from
the port side. The studio didn't ex-
plain why Cooper ever swung an ak.
Cooper started tossing pebbles
underhanded: then overhanded. AS
his arm loosened up. he progressed
to some fair-sized rocks. That was
before ODoul was signed as tech
nical director and Cooper's personal
coach.
"A ball player throws baseballs, not
rocks" he decreed.
Lefty. now manager Of San Fran
cisco in the Pacific Coast circuit.
twice led the National League in
batting and still can use his left arm
better than most. But he called in
Babe Herman, former Brooklyn
Dodger who led the Coast loop in
batting last season, to show Gary
how to throw. Babe threw slowly
as slowly as he could. That wasn't
much help.
II can't even see how he does
it, let alone do It," moaned Cooper
What he couldn't see was the wrist
action. So the studio made a reel
of Herman batting and fielding-in
slow motion. Cooper studies 1t
nights.
Gary Breaks Training"
After working out about three
hours each morning for 10 days,
Cooper went hunting in Mexico
Evening star., 1942-01-14
A. U. Official Rops Cancellation Of Big Golf Events
oy Field for Journey

Herb Lewis. Larry Aurie, Earl
Robinson and Danny Cox
Ceaning the cuff-Mike Kelley.
owner of the Minneapolis ball
club, thinks he won't have much
trouble signing Van Mungo. but,
he says, I'm really glad the
Government stopped issuing
weather reports" Jinx Falken-
burg, the movie actress, muscled
in on her kid brother Bobby,
the national boys tennis cham
pion, by winning q tournament
at Long Beach. Calf. George
McCamey, the Texas horseman,
has named one of his best-look-
ing colts Pearl Harbor." When
the cold weather hit Louisville
Laurie Apitz, University Of Louis
vile coach who halls from Michi-
gan, flooded a parking lot for q
skating rink. It was 50 popular
with students that the dean
threatened to sprinkle salt on
the place. Probably he told
Lurie: This Is the south-it
can't apits here"
Evening star., 1942-01-14

Denver tournament to a mere 40
teams. Hialeah horsemen hear
Mrs. Barclay Douglas will sell her
entire Mill River stable string
next spring. including the Ken
lucky Derby candidate, Fair Call.
Today's guest star-Flem r.
Hall. Fort Worth (Tex) Star
Telegram: "Open season on most
game in Texas has closed, but
the hunting is just getting hot
for high school football players
who'll be ready for college next
fall"
Game wanted Am erican
League hockey fans have figured
out that q swell team could be
assembled from the coaches in
their circuit and suggest they
might provide an added attrac-
ton for the all-star game II
another outfit could be rounded
up. They'd line up something
like this: Goal, Tiny Thompson;
defense, Eddie Shore and Ching
Johnson: forwards, Cooney Wei
land, Bill Cook, Bun Oook: subs.
Evening star., 1942-01-14

won the playofi OF the l7th annual
Los Angeles open.
Hogan ran into tougher opposition
than many expected before squeez-
ing out a one-stroke triumph for
the $500 first prize. He had So
36-72 and Thomson. winner of the
L. A. Open in 1898, had 38-35-73.
Hogan, using a golf shot instead
of a slingshot, felled the California
giant with a birdie 4 on the last
green-a birdie that brought peace
and calm to thousands of nervous
dollars wagered on the little Hershey
(Pa) expert.
Thomas overshot the first green
for bogie and Hogan went to the
front Benny birdied the second
1nd fourth. and pulled ahead by
three strokes.
Good-natured Jimmy failed to
wilt. however, and pulled up on even
terms on the 14th. Neither player
could be labeled better than good at
this stage, but they were handicap
ped by a gallery of 1000 which
trampled on their heels and in their
hair.
Thomson threatened to go into the
lead on the 18th when Benny's tee
shot whistled into a tree. slanted of.
hit a spectator and dropped cold.
But Hogan recovered with an ap-
proach feet from the pin. and
then the pressure was on Jimmy.
with q 6-footer staring him in the
face. He made it for a birdie and
they went TO the 18th tied up.
Thomson's second fell short at the
base Of the raised green. Hogan was
.Ae-4Aeaaoft4on 3 less steep incline.
Thomson Clipped up II feet from
the nag. and Hogan spanked Ms
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Green|eaf in Quartet
Dead|ocked at Top
In Carom Event
Pocket Billiards King,
Hoppe, Cochran and
Chumoco Unbeoten
b the Associated Press.

oy tUs ASSoCiateu TIeS1.
CHICAGO, Jan. 14-The world
three-cushion billiard tournament
today bulged with undefeated lead
ers-four players being tied for first
place with two victories apiece.
In the congested area of the field
OF 10 competing for honors won the
last two years by Willie Hoppe. was
Hoppe himself: the veterans Joe
Chamaco and Welker Cochran, and
a newcomer, Ralph Greenleaf. the
pocket billiards king. who is trying
his hand at three-rail.
Have Chance to Lead.
Greenleaf and Chamaco had a
chance to pull ahead today. For
while Hoppe and Cochran were idle,
Greenleaf opposed Earl Looka baugh
of Chicago and Chamaco, the Mex
ican star. engaged Otto Reiselt. who
yesterday set a tournament high run
mark of 10.
Hoppe encountered considerable
difficulty yesterday in shaking of
Art Thurnblad. The two played 36
lIlIllIlSS OIl dlIIlOSl even lcTIIlS Oe1OIS
Hoppe finally got the balls to rolling
and clicked of 10 points in nine
innings to win. so to SO. The As
inning stretch was 20 more than the
champion required in winning his
opening match.
Cochran SpurtS to Win.
Welker Cochran likewise had to
put on squirt to defeat John Fitz-
patrick of Los Angeles. so to AZ, in
50 innings Reiselt. aided by his big
run. handed Lookabaugh his third
straight licking. so to rs. in SO in
nings. Greenleaf outscored Art
Rubin Of Brooklyn, so to 40 in 81
frames.
Today's other matches brought to-
gether Fitzpatrick and Rubin.
neither of whom has won a game,
and the old hands, Jake Schaefer
and Thurnblad.
Evening star., 1942-01-14

Golf Association to cancel those
four big events? We must have
champions for the kids to want
to emulate. 1t is better to have
an inferior champion providing
an incentive for the kids than no
champion at all"
One minute sports page-Judg-
ing by the way Sam Snead blew
that Lo Angeles golf tourney, he
must have pulled the same g.
stroke ball from his bag that he
was behind in the 1889 National
Open. Votes for new members of
basebans hall of fame will be
counted tomorrow night. Cali
fornians are hollering politics"
because Cornelius Warmerdan
ran second to Les MacMitchell In
the Sullivan award voting. An
other reason for the Chicago
Bears success: It's q SO fine If
they fail to pass Fridays exam
on SundayS plays. Bill Greim.
National A. A. q. basket ball
chairman, thinks the war will
reduce the field for q , years
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Bv HUGH FULLERTON, Jr,


NEW YORK, Jan. Joe
Louis goes into the Army today
and about tomorrow morning
he'll find out there's no more
sleeping until noon on days when
there's no boxing. The Moffett
Field (Calif) flyers and the 18th
Naval District have just collected
$10,51392 each from the West
Coast Army-Nav game on Armis-
Day Operating costs of the New
York State Racing Commission
last year were s72,220, or about
nine-tenths of per cent of the
States racing income. The Seton
Hall fencing team, unbeaten since
the college took up the sport, won
its 6Oth consecutive meet the
other day. Ziggy Sears, the
umpire, got the good news recent
ly in a wire starting Hello
Grandpa" and signed "Siggy
Sears, III"
Quote, unquote - Dan Ferris,
A. A. U. secretary-treasurer:
What got into the United STATS
Evening star., 1942-01-14

broke training. you'd call 1t on the
diamond. ODoul's friends said
Lefty was irritated no little. He
thought Gary should show more in
terest in learning to emulate Colum-
bia Lou.
For publication, however, ODoull
professed to see brighter side.
He took along some bats and
balls and gloves and promised to
work out every day." Lefty said.
Evening star., 1942-01-14

killer shot up Just Is inches from the
cup.
Jimmy went for his long putt and
missed by scant few inches. Hogan
tapped his in and the battle was
over. Thomson consolation Sec
ond money was $1,70O
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Virginia Gold Cup Races
Scheduled for Moy2
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
wARRENTON. Va, Jan. IA
George W. Cutting, secretary and
treasurer of the Virginia Gold Cup
Association, has announced the 2lst
running of the Gold Cup races will
take place Saturday, May q The
date has been sanctioned by the
Hunts Committee of the National
Steeplechase and Hunt Association.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Dempsey Invited
To Enlist in Navy
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MUSKOGEE, Okla, Jan. A.
Jack Dempsey may be too old
for the Army. but he's got an
invitation to join the Navy.
Recruiting Officer A. T. Hustled
wired the former heavyweight
champion:
"Recert news reports say Army
rejected your attempt to enlist.
Navy Welcomes fighting men
from II to so years and this
Office invites you to Join the
Navy and free the world"
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Panic More of Time Threat Baseball Than Loss of Talent Services
Sports Program
For Local Funs

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
st. Francis vs.. Columbus, Tech
gym, $500
Ordnance School VS.. Maryland
Freshman, College Park, TOO.
Dewitt at Roosevelt, $3.50.
Baltimore Friends at st. Al
bans, $3.50.
Catholic q. Freshmen vs..
Georgetown Prep, Garrett Park,
$50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
George Washington VS.. George
town, Riverside Stadium, S:45;
freshmen preliminary, tbs.
Johns Hopkins at Catholic u.
8:15.
St. Johns at Eastern, 3:30.
Georgetown Prep at Gonzaga,
$50.
Wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Win, Lose or Draw
Uncle Sam Gets q Man the Nozis Will Remember
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

Uncle Sam Gets Man the Nozis Will Remember
physical examination required two
hours the other Island whereas the
time takes hump the chest Xray of Uncle Sans
soldiers is only II minutes But since Pvt Joseph Barrow
Heavyweight this understandable
Not only the and movie photographers present. but
magnied individually before
history
nothing
Relief
the heavyweight king of
Nation pvaes
a
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Hogon's Los Angeles Victory
Proves Grit Pays on Links
Beots Thomson in PIoyoff With Spectacular
Shot on 18th Green to Collect s. 500
By ROBERT MYERS,
ssociated Press Sports Writer.

LOS ANGELES JAN 4-Championship golf still pays off on
the who get em down when the chips down
Little Benny Hogan proved this when he played the David to
Thomsons Goliath cracking husky California
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Gary Cooper, Playing Gehrig,
Runkest of Diamond Rocks
Film stor, Who Never Played Game, Learning
From Scratch, With O'DouI as Tutor

3, he eAsocia
HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 4-"Gary Cooper could become
big Lacquer we'll make him like for the Camera
break his arm"
talking Lefty bit about base
ball. Samuel Goldwyn paying him few thousand dollars to
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Auto Loborer or Millionaire, He Remains Just Joe

symbol boxing tawdry which this
spotess
fought clean with asked his modesty he
world
be Well
wha He's and
about finding getting back his old He's dough
and he started from nowhere"
n
poverty.
destruction with his he millionaire
the biggest Negro
Washington
But his wealth fabulous
monosylabic
money probably a a
appear interesting
that
Evening star., 1942-01-14
When the Germans Invaded Upstate New York

Still Joe has mind of his When the Navy asked him he
would contribute
it
taken OF his which amounted $500 but there
would have been considerable left.
O
schmelng knocked II but the Uhlan
a after than
We happened to watch Schmeng train Speculator Y for this
leather neckcords second
Negro
peculiar that Schmeng win Instead he
heavyweight challenger history the
didn't
hamlet A.
hospital good
Evening star., 1942-01-14
-ouis Avoided 1917 Mistake BY Dempsey

would a
its strength and would call
possessed him. the champion fighter the world But
prize be the Tunney
he wasn't champion until
the time he itleholder,
The last heavyweight champion who had chance what Louis
Jack
willing but he misadvised
spyrd worker the acker chief
his absurd fight with
gate because Americans
Only mddleveght o a by
Dempsey Carpenter had been World Trcolor
Louis either had advice
He had classified Ia
Of the night of his second meeting
was close but he chose enlist and asked
something
fair pistol
which fit
he enlisted he
apply for consideration cavayman Ah they tell
me, he sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

Fisher are rejoicing in their baby sister born
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs William P. Fisher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

turned from their winter home
in Brownsville, Tex.
Mr.. AND MRS. DAVID
JALAN of Muirland avenue will
entertain Sunday from 2 10 S
p. m. and to 9 p. m. in honor
of their daughter. Sarabelle.
MERCY COLLEGE AUDITO-
RUM will be converted into an
Old Dutch Garden May % for
their spring dance, THE Holland
Hop"
Marilyn Harris Is chairman.
assisted by Marie Reilly, Donna
West, Alice COPELAND, Elsie Sved,
Sylvia Brown and Pat Penny.
MR.. AND MRS. FRED Ed
SON BIGELOW of Parkside
avenue left Tuesday morning for
White Sulphur Springs and
thence on 10 Richmond, Va,
where they will visit Mr.. Bige-
lows son, Alfred. who will grad
uate from officers training
school Friday.
MISS RUTH CANVASSOR.
who is betrothed TO William
Rosen. has chosen June % as
the date for her marriage.
THE KAE DEES are planning
a farewell dinner dance al the
Detroit Yacht Club June 10 for
their graduating seniors.
Peggy Burden. Marilyn He
mans and Joan Cox comprise
the committee.
Some of the gals and their
dates will be Dottie Laub and
Jack Lynn, Mary Ellen Campion
and Frank Mclaughlin, vi Che
mix and Bill Gerhard, Peggy
Knapp and Dave Helm.
The initiation OF the pledges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Women's Symphony Group Juniors Meet

MEMBERS OF the Junior unit of the Women's Asso-
citation the Detroit SYMPHONY Orchestra gathered at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
General Motors
Club Sets Fete

SEVERAL HUNDRED dollars
worth of war savings stamps
will be given away as door
prizes at the May bridge party
and fashion show to be staged
by the General Motors Girls
Club, Saturday. at the Statler
Attractive table prizes, as
well, have been selected.
Some of the members will
model the smart clothes suitable
for both town and country wear.
Sylvia johnson, chairman, is
being assisted by Gladys
Shroyer, Helen Schmittdiel,
Grace Van Norman, Millicent
Kronk and Carrie Wismer. The
last two named have charge of
the ticket sale.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
UNDERWOOD Of Northlawn
avenue are spending several
days in New York City. while
there they are residing in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
BY ANN NJ. STARK


AGAINST A BACKGROUND
of lovely white flowers and can
delabra, the marriage of Vir-
ginia Barbara Shotwell and
Kenneth A. Thompson was sol
emnized Tuesday evening in
Central Woodward Christian
Church.
The Rev. Edgar Dewitt Jones
officiated.
Virginia is the daughter of
DR.. Carlos w. Shotwell Of At
kinson avenue and the late Mrs.
Shotwell.
Kenneth is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Thompson OF
Bewick avenue.
The bride wore a powder blue
afternoon dress with lace bod
ice, wide belt and starched lace
epaulets, and her skirt fell in
soft. flowing folds.
Her pillbox hat had a shoulder
length veil and her flowers were
orchids in a corsage bouquet.
Elaine Shotwell was her Sis
tcrs maid of honor and wore an
afternoon dress of shell pink
crepe with shirred bodice and
square neckline and plain skirt.
She also wore a corsage bou-
quet Of orchids.
Attending the bridegroom
was his brother, Ensign Charles
r. Thompson Jr., as best man.
Ensign Lawrence l.. Heideman
and Richard r. Norris were the
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson left
on a trip TO Clam River near
Torch Lake.
DR.. AND MRS. G. c. McVOY
of Second boulevard have re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Virqinia Barbara ShotweII Becomes
Bride Of Kenneth A. Thompson

will take place the following
weekend.
Active on the committee will
be Pat and Kay Burton, Ann
Melcher. Marilyn JOY and Gloria
HeSeline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
University Group
To Hail Officers

MRS. CHARLES OLSON will
be installed as president and
Mrs. Harold c. Dams as first
vice president OF the Detroit
Chapter Of the American Asso-
citation of University Women,
Saturday afternoon, at the De-
trot Boat Club And. at the
same time. Mrs. David d. Henry
will be made a director.
A short program by the music
group will be given. featuring
Mrs. Kurt Keydel as guest
Soloist.
Mr.. AND MRS. HARRY
BECKER of Warrington drive
will entertain in their home
Sunday from 2 TO 5 p. m. in
honor Of their daughter, Bar
bara.
MR.. AND MRS. HAROLD
KORNEFFEL of Three-Mile
drive and Mrs. John Marquardt
returned from Fort Myers. Fla,
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Benefit Aids Fund for Crippled Children

THE MICHIGAN SOCIETY FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
added $50 to it's and young crowd enjoyed gay
evening of. dancing
When Gamma Delta Fraternity gave benefit party
in the auditorium of Christ Church Chapel Crosse Poine
The young things. paired off follows Pat Murphy
and Elise Cosgrove John Brown and Betty Grape Lloyd
Cooley and Joyce Kruger. w
Tom Parrish Brad Mckee and Sally Whitehead
Siam Day and Anne Mcmillan u D. Owen and Shirley
Jacobs
And in the stag line Jim Robb Bob Tonge
John Maloney. Jim Frye. Roger Walker Jr...
Mrs Edward Rector Macauley entertained al the Victory
luncheon al the Crosse Pointc Yacht Club.
Her guests included "a. Mrs William Moore Of Knox
Vile Tenn Mrs Carl Schmidt and Mrs. Max ,. Mckee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
n N ayf ..,7 =,

THE UNEXPECTED arrival from Balboa, Cal, of Mr.
and Mrs Howard Kresge completely changed the mar
rage plans of Miss Sara Walker Mrs kresges sister
:. and Thomas Walsh.
Ii was TO extremely quiet ceremony with
no reception prenuptal parties but the kresges
brought their own little furry of gayety with them.
The wedding will take place May 28... at 10 o'clock
AT St Hugo Hills Church in Bloomfield Hills and
followed by reception in the Garden Court apart
ment of Miss Walkers brother and sistern-law Mr. and
Mrs William NJ Walker Jr.....
Mrs Kresge will be her sisters matron of HONOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Brings Happy News
MRS. EDNA LEE ROOT

MRS. EDNA LEE ROOI
.. brought us happy news
yesterday. :. when she came
in to announce the marriage
of her daughter. -. MRS.
Walter Barbara Root Hol-
lister :. and Capt. Donald
Holbrook =. of oston....
April 25.
The bridegroom. who
is the son of Mrs. William
Holbrook =. of Boston. is
now on military duty. E. in
Miami land the
bride. :. now in Newton,
Mass :. hopes to join him
there soon. -.
Little Mango and Joan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

Detroit Golf Club yesterday
-. for their annual meeting
-. and election of officers.
And the up-to-date slate
reads like this: g;
President, Mrs. Clarence
Gambler d. first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Albert Gregory.
second vice president, Mrs.
Joseph v. Walker Jr.. cor
responding secretary. Mrs.
Graham Sellars. :. treasurer,
Mrs. Howard Wheeler. -.
In the throng we saw re-
firing president, Mrs. William
M. Walker Jr.. who wore a
beige gabardine suit with
matching hat. Tina Poppy
lin gray wool with a
matching hat. :. and sables.
Mrs. Hitchcock Greene
-. in a black dress. and a
huge black hat with a veil. -.
Mrs. Leroy Vandeveer =.
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith. Mrs.
Arthur Tilton. -.
Mrs. Gambler wore a navy
suit with a big white collar
:. and a navy hat and
Mrs. Joseph V. Walker Jr.. -.
was also in navy and white.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Dr.. and Mrs. Les1ynski TO Give Dinner

pR-ANp MRS.-JQSEPH- STANLEY LESZYNSkI VIII
give family Detroit Athletic Club this evening
and only guests will be Miss Walker and Mr.. walsh
:. Mr. and Mrs. Kresge and Mr.. and Mrs. Walker "
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gnau VIII
be hosts AZ dinner their home Cherrylawn
Monday Mrs Kresge will give large luncheon
the ID. A. c..
And Monday evening Mrs Robert NJ Powell. and her
daughter H. Ewood Peabody will give dinner In
Mrs Peobody's home in Longfelow avenue
Arriving from out.ofown for the wedding viii be Mr.
and Mrs E.. Frank Lee of Bridgeport, Conn., and MI
and Mrs William Hosner of Amsterdam, N. w..