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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Receive ConersiuIstions
On Birth OF DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence f. Berg
lund CMoretta Scott are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of
their first child, a daughter, Feb. 5
at Tacoma General hospital.
The little girl has been named
Linda Ann and is being welcomed
by her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur l.. Berglund of Tacoma
and Mrs. Mae Scott of Tacoma
and Mrs. J. r. Scott Of Port
Angeles.
Carpenters auxiliary, 761. will
meet at Carpenters hall at 7:30
o'clock Thursday evening Mrs.
Harry Simon, president, will pre-
side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
01111HH.
Ss.''"anrfEtp
ToO taom a Sud4womans uoan.%
Woman's Club Anticipates
Open Day" Tea
Mrs. J. n. Sussmsn Is General Chairman OF Friday
Afternoon Affair; Mr.. Brown 70 Spesk

Members of the Womans club will enjoy varied interests
on Friday when they and their gather
hours at the Broadway clubhouse Mrs Freeman McNary
Is president of the club.
Anticipated with interest is the open Day" at
which members privileged to bring guests This affair."
given by the Department Of Public Welfare with Mrs j. H.
Sussman chairman will present as speaker for the
afternoon, Mr. George NJ " Brown, administrator of well
fare for Pierce county His subject will be "What Pierce
County Does for the Health and Welfare of Citizens"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Yacht Club
Will Dance
Ladies 10 Entertain Their
Husbands on Saturday

Members Of the Ladies'
auxiliary of the Tacoma Yacht
club are entertaining their
husbands AT a pot luck dinner
AT the clubhouse at ! o'clock
Saturday evening. Mrs. Chas.
n. Ogden is chairman Of the
affair. assisted by Mesdames
A. J. Hale. jr.. William n.
0struske. Ralph Peterson and
A. NJ. Dabroe.
Mrs. Charles r. Mclean IL m
charge Of decorations. assisted BY
Mrs. A J. Freis. A patriotic motif
viii be used. A special program
arranged by Mrs. W. d. woodburn
will be presented at s o'clock and
dancing will be from Q until II
O'Clock. Mrs. J. V. Griffith -
arranging the music for the dance.
Reservations have been made by
DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Anderson.
Messrs. and Mesdames Edward
Binger. r. c. Bourbon. A. r.
Bunge. f. c. Cooney. c. L. Cope
land, J. F. cooksie, A. NJ. Dabroe.
Laurence Dufrane. II. O. Ekre. Ben
Etsekson. A. J. Freis. Michael
Gaidosh. Otto Gehri. Frank Ora
ham, W. w. Gaudreau. J. V. Grif-
fifth. A. L. Hale, jr.. Or. and Mrs.
J. f. Lerum. Arthur Malacky,
Harry d. Marks, Charles d. Mo-
jean, Charles d. Ogden. William
II. Ostruske. J. c. Owens, David
Pennington. Paul Riggs. Frank J.
Rybin. r. c. sherman. Everett
Stevens. r. r. Teitje. Howard Ire,
frey, w. d. woodburn, T. r. Wor-
thington. Gordon Wright. Harold
Thopson. w. T. Sherman. Martin
Stockwell and Miss Doris Howard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Miss LudWick
Is Bride
WEEDS Lieut.. Tie'ien in
Ssnis Barbara. Feb. Il

The marriage of Miss
Rhoda Beret Ludwick. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. B. Lud-
wick, to 1t. Norman z. Tiet-
jen of Santa Barbara. Calf.
son of Capt. and Mrs. Berndt
Tietjen of San Francisco. was
an event of Feb. 81 at the
home of the brid e groom.
Vows were read at 7 o'clock
in the evening by DR.. Thorsen
in a setting of blue iris and
white tapers.
Given in marriage by Mr.. J. n.
Tietjen. brother Of the bridegroom.
the bride was attractive In an
aqua marine crepe dinner gown
with brilliant trim. accented by
her brilliant tiara.
Miss Patricia Ludwick. cousin
Of the bride. was her only attend
ant. For the ceremony she wore
a gold dinner gown. Her flowers
were gardenias. Mr.. Bernda n.
TietJin served his brother az best
man.
For the ceremony the bride
groom's mother wore a gown of
royal blue Chantilly lace and
corsage of orchids.
A dinner al the home OF the
bridegroom followed the wedding
ceremony. yellow tapers appoint
ing the dinner table.
Later. Lieut. and Mrs. Tietjin
left on their wedding trip to Los
Angeles, the bride wearing an
aqua marine suit and brown Access
sories. The new home will be
made in Santa Barbara.
The bride is a graduate Of Ia
coma General Hospital School of
Nursing, a member of Sigma Tau
Alpha and past worthy adviser of
Cedar assembly. Order Of Rain
bow. The bridegroom s a mem
Der Of 20-30 club in San Francisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Margaret Paulus
Guest of Honor

Miss Margaret Paulus was non
ored recently at surprise bridal
shower at the home of Mrs. L. A.
Drummer. 504 Ea. Harrison. Miss
Paulus will become the bride OF
Mr.. II. L. Reitz of Puyallup at
$50 o'clock this coming Saturday,
in the rectory of Sacred Heart
church with the Rev. A. II. Allard
officiating. The Misses Marie and
Elaine Drummer and Marie McDon-
nell were hostesses for the party
and were assisted by Mrs. w. T.
Corrigan and Mrs. l.. A. Drummer.
Guests spent the evening maxi
ing a Brides Book" A late sup
per was served from linen
covered table centered with beau
tifully decorated cake and lighted
by tall tapers. A miniature bride
dressed in white marked the bride
elects place at the table, and
place-cards of bridesmaids. dressed
to carry out the color scheme in
pink and blue, were set at the
individual places.
Many and varied gifts were pre-
scented to the honored guest by the
Misses Florence Schiller, Loretta
Janusek, Catherine Rinkenberger,
Ruth Simpson, Kathleen Morrison,
Lois Shriner, Eileen and Betty
Freshman, Frances Holt, Rose
Marie Presecreta, Kay Honvlez,
Mary Boyd, Dorothy Last, Mary
Frances Borden, Marion Simon,
Marie Mcdonnell, Marie, Elaine
and Lois Drummer, and the Mes
danes Al Hawkins, Dave Snyder,
Bill Brady, c. d. Ray, Paul Des-
marais, w. T. Corrigan, L. A.
Drummer, all of Tacoma, and Mrs
H. L. Schumock Of Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Or. and Mrs. Campbell
Entertain in Seattle

DR. and Mrs. John Il. Campbell
Of So. Cakes 81. entertained al a
dinner party in Seattle on Satur-
day evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Trippesr and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Hunt The party was in
celebration Of the United States
citizenship recently obtained by
Mrs Hunt who was formerly an
English subject.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Pierce County W.C.T.U.
To Have Executive MEETING

The regular executive meeting
of the Pierce County w. c. T. U.
viii be held at / o'clock Friday
afternoon in the chapel Of the
First Baptist church. Mrs. George
B. Cole will speak on Narcotics
and there will be a panel discus
sion on Institutes" Mrs. W. J
Taylor viii speak of the work OF
the HOLSTER group and Mrs. Ed
ward zollman will speak for Dixon
W. c. T. U.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
League Of Garden Clubs
Schedules Meefino

Taco ma and Piercs County
League Of Garden clubs viii meet
Friday at the Fisher Co. A meet
ing of the board has been called
for O'Clock. and an open meeting
has been scheduled for $50 o'clock.
Green Fingers Garden club will
provide the program. Mrs. George
+. williams Of Seattle will be the
guest speaker. Milton Garden club
members viii be hostesses for the
tea hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Y.W.C.A. Schedules
Weekly Classes

A fire alarm station will be
visited on a conducted tour by
members of the Know Your City
class In the adult education series
Of the Y.w.c.A. Friday.
Mrs. d. e. Botto and Mrs. Sidney
MacLean won the high scores in
the junior bridge tournament last
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Anthony
Swindle. member of the Tacoma
Bridge club and the Pacific Bridge
club. supervises the tournaments.
Beginners are getting their start
at the popular game. learning TO
play under the instruction of Mrs.
Anthony Arntson who uses Gull
bertson's The New Gold Book"
as her authority. The classes are
from 1 To 4 o'clock. and this time.
also. there are classes in chair
Gaming and furniture refinishing
in the work shop.
Under the title. I'VE Begin at
the Top" hair dressing and care
viii be discussed by Edward RAM
beau Of Edwards Styling Salon in
the strictly personal class. In
cluded in other morning classes are
How To Listen TO Music, Home
Nursing. Beginning Spanish. Lit
erature Of the Bible and Book Re
views.
Ishoma camp. W. o. W. will
entertain at a benefit card party
Thursday evening in Eagles hall
Pinochls and 500 viii be played
and favors will be awarded. Re-
freshments viii be served. Mrs.
John Hoyt and Mrs. Tom Jordan
are in charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Couple Is Married
AT Home Ceremony

Mrs. Myrtle Payne and Mr. Or
Vile Yadon were married at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Man
wiler. Feb. 10. The Rev. Roy Les
lie Smith of Mason Methodist
church performed the ceremony.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

Ncx xcu nss slir down ycur fsne ans
frur< without starvation dseting e. back
breaking exreisez- Just eat senklalf I'D
knks MsrrcIs under the conditions ans ae-
sordinr 70 directions e. the packsge-
Nxrrnola Tablets have been sold iD TIE
puddle for more than thirty yesrs. hons thsn
twenty miIlfon boxes have been cistribut<6
during that period.
Mnrmolz 3 not . care-2h harnois =
only fer .duit fat persons whose fatne.s =
c1us<d By thyroid defciency fhypothyroic-
5sm) but who are otherwise normal and heal
1hy. We % not make any diagnosis a. that
i the fancfion Of your physician who must
be oonzalfet for that purpose. Why not ny q
ln<s fhase ugly uncomfortable pounds thu
Nsrnaoia VA Get a boz of harnol1 TO-DAY
fron pour erzEEisL adF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Auxiliary 70 Meet
For Luncheon Friday

Members Of the Ladies' auxiliary.
No.. ~. Plumbers and Steamfit-
ters. win meet at the Model Grill
for luncheon Friday noon. A bust
nesz session win follow at 1 o'clock,
Mrs J. J. Reuter- presiding. Out
cf-town guests will be entertained
at the luncheon and all members
are urged TO be present.
Officers elected for the coming
year at the January meeting are /:
President, Mira. ]. J. Reuter-: vice
president. Mrs. r.. II. Hansen: sec
Rotary. Mrs. Virgil Bergh. and
treasurer. Mn. Henry Jewel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Spend Weekend
In British Columbia

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas csrstens
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hsrbine Monroe
were IN Vancouver. b. C, over the
past holiday weekend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Mrs. Williams TO Entertain
Oman Study Club

Mrs Robert Williams win be
hostess to Oman Study club for
. 1:3o o'clock luncheon on Friday
at her home At 1924 Meridian So,
Puyallup. Mrs. William A. HoIlen-
beck will assist. Mrs.. Robert
strobel win discuss modern diet
and Mrs. Carl scheyer win show
movies Of the group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Recent Bride
HonorGuest
Mrs. Richard HiIIe Feted
By Church Friends

For the pleasure of Mrs.
Richard lille Dorothy
NJ nkler) a miscellaneous
shower was given Friday eve
ming by friends at st. Paul's
Methodist church. Gam e S
were played and a late sup
per was served. Later, the
honor guest was showered
with gifts for her new home.
Those present were the guest
of honor and the Mesdames Eliza
beth Russell, Ella Hebner, p. B.
Wilson. William Russell. Fred
Langton, f. f. Goettling. John
Fairbanks, Lydia Genardine, II. G.
Daskam, Stanley Hsrader, r. r.
Huff. r. w. Simmons, r. F. Pres
ton. Anna Weigle. George Burnett,
Helen Howe, F. P. Hensel. A. J.
Bagley, A. M. Cone, Bert Mccoy.
II. Pearl Ellsworth. Ellen westby,
Nettie Ludwick. Charles West,
Joel Vigus. f. f. Hazen, c. b.
Hopkins. H. T. Cleary. II. c. Han
son and C. o. Walters.
Others were the Misses Kath-
crime Goettling. Evelyn Fairbanks.
Mary Goettling. Doris Fairbanks.
Bonnie Hanson, vedajean Mccoy
and Florine ManleY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Mrs. Roper Is Hostess

Mrs. NJ G. Roper vas hostess
Friday to members Of the wiohsks
Reading club for noon luncheon.
The table was centered with spring
flowers and miniature cupidx were
used as place cards. lending a st.
Valentines day atmosphere 10 the
occasion.
Mrs. A J. Tztum gave an
article on Washington" and other
interesting subjects were discussed
later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Mrs. Fields Is
Honored at Party

Mrs. Gerald Groth and Mrs. Ar
thur Groth were hostesses recent
~ at a party honoring Mrs. Leon
ard Fields.
Those present were Mesdames
Mamie Trent. Bernics Allen. Fred
Allen. r. Fields, Wilma Watson,
Philip Bridges. Hjalmar Hanson,
Euniee Cramer. Dorothy Lipke
Clinton Hathaway. Msude Wing
Jean ForS and Miss Doris Ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Vows Read at
Church Rites
Miss MurieI spofforth Is
Bride Of Sgt. Furney

In q late afternoon cere-
mony Feb. 20. before the
candlelighted altar of Christ
Episcopal church. Miss Muriel
Spofforth. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Spofforth of
Tacoma. became the bride of
Staff Sgt. Gerald NJ. Furney.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Fur
ney of Winnipeg, Canada.
The Rev. Arthur Bell read the
service In the presence Of the
brides family and her close college
friends.
The bride wore a smartly tail
ored wool beige suit with pink
accessories. Her corsage was of
giant pink orchids. Mrs. e. ".
Bookwslter. sister Of the bride.
and her only attendant. wore dark
brown accentuatcd with gold &C.
cessories and q corsage of small
roses and yellow freesias.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was held at the
Tacoma hotel.
Sgt Furney. formerly Of Nc
Chord Field. left next morning to
Join his squadron in the south,
where Mrs. Furney will join him
soon 10 establish their new home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
To Mark Anniversary

Tacoma council No. 41o1, Sc
curity Benefit association. will
meet at s o'clock Friday evening
in Carpenters hall to celebrate
the golden anniversary of the ma
tional council, which was organized
in Topeka. Kan. February %.
1892. and now has the distinction
of second in membership of fra
ternsl benefit associations in the
United States.
Honor guests win be Ruffs
Polly and Mrs. Laura Robertson.
long standing members of the
order. Honored. too. will be the
charter members Of the local
council.
Talks will be given by Past
President Frank Payne and Past
President Joseph Cslabrese. The
financial statement of the society.
its home and hospital. will be
given by District Manager Mrs.
Minnie Payne and Financier Mrs.
Anna Dunn will report on the local
council. Mrs. Hattie Polly, presi-
dent. will preside and extends in
vitations TO all members Of the
order. especially TO members from
other states. stationed at the sur
rounding military camps. Hostesses
for the late supper viii be Mrs.
George Palmer and Mrs. James
Rees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
JUNIOR DRESSES
s5 sB sII

Junior sizes TO s. greatly reduced for immediate
clearance; daytime prints pastes dark coIors; and q
special group Of formas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Altar Society
Sets Final
Spring Party

THE FINAL spring luncheon
and games party (of the season.
Of the Altar Society of st. Pauls
Church will be held at 1890
p. m. Saturday in st. Paul's
School, Crosse Pointe boulevard.
Mrs. ]. L. Schmitt of WASH
ington road is chairman of the
committee and assisted by Mes
danes Charles Hewitt, Harold
Freer, James Van Ash. Arthur
Fauser, v. T. Shobe, Raymond
Huettman and James Hennecke.
Mrs. William Roney and Mrs.
Angus Kirchner are taking
reservations.
SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY
will sponsor a book review at
the Brewster Pilgrim Congrega-
tional Church Monday at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Rex Schoonover will
speak on "Windswept," by
Mary Ellen Chase.
A tea will follow with Mrs.
Ralph Hummel in charge and
assisted by Mrs. William Van
Fleet, Mrs. Howard Larson and
Mrs. James Toy.
Mr.. AND MRS. I. s. SILL
VERMAN OF Chicago boulevard
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Bernice Chick,
10 Walter d. Feldmesser, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Feldmesser
Of Boston boulevard.
The wedding will take place
May 81.
ATTRACTIVE LILLIAN
MARY JOBSON, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Jobson
of Belvidere avenue will become
the bride OF Frederick w. Vim
cent Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick w. Vincent Of Not
tingham road, June 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Downing Street Opposes
Lady As+or's Visit to u. S.
BY MAURY PAUL


NEW YORK, April 23.-The
very latest gossip anent Lady
Nancy Aston and her mad, mad
desire to visit the U. S. A. at
this time has the nabobs Of
London's Downing street def
nitely against the frequently ex-
plosive Nancy" going anywhere
outside England.
The last place in the world the
English powers-that-be would
want Nancy" turned loose is
the U. S. A.
They fear her ability to criti-
CHE, in vitriolic tones, and feel
certain it would be a mistake
to o. K. her visit just now when
so much is being done, both by
Downing street and Washing
ton, to cement relations between
the two countries.
At that, Nancy Aston, the
first American-born woman to
win a place in English Parlia-
ment, has Gained down" con-
siderably since the beginning OF
the war.
On numerous occasions she
has. so to speak, pulled her
punches, oratorically, and her
old "Cliveden Set" creed has
been drastically overhauled.
None-the-less the one thing
Nancy" wants to do is to come
10 this, the land of her birth,
and make speeches in behalf OF,
more united effort between the
u. s. A. and Britain.
But Downing street continues
10 turn thumbs down"-not be-
ing any too certain just what
Nancy would say-once she
was here.
So il looks as II New York
society won't burn red-fire in
honor of the most famous of
Virginia's Langhornes in the i'm
mediate future.
TO MY ears, there's always
been such a social ring to the
name Vanderbilt Webb"
Yet one hears but little, in
Gotham's Mayfair, of Vanderbilt
Webb and his wife, born Aileen
Osborn. daughter of the William
Church Osborns, who still cling
TO the Osborn abode in the Muir
ray Hill sector of Manhattan
Isle.
1t just so happens that the
Webbs, despite the Vanderbilt"
in their cognomen, care little
for the beating Of the social
tom-toms. and Mrs. Webb, fully
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Curtis Andrews
Parents Of Son

FLUCTUATIONS TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis r. Andrews of Lake.
shore road on the birth of a
son, James Wilmot Andrews,
born April 13.
Mrs. Andrews was formerly
Carol Wilmot.
A FESTIVE going-away party
was given at Dearborn Inn re-
Gently by Mrs. Walter Harold
Frakes in honor of her hus-
band, who will be leaving shortly
for the navy.
The party had a dual purpose
as it was also in celebration of
their first anniversary.
The guest list included: Mr..
and Mrs. Bart Solowiej, Mr.. and
Lars. Frank Trudell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Bash, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth B. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Zaki, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
TINS, Miss Shirley Travis and
Burt Whitmore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
McDougaIs
Enjoying
Brief Visit
BY JACK L. OLIVER

SGT. AND MRS. LESLIE p.
McDOUGAL JR. are hereabouts.
Because The Warrior has a
Today leave. they came up from
Missouri and are staying with
the former Nancy Randalps
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith
Randall of Colonial road.
Later, they'll visit his family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thaver
Nelson of Kenwood road 80.
AT THIS point, may we ask
II you've ever noticed the
dazzling diam nd bracelets
which Mrs. Robert B. Gotfred-
son sports?
WOW ..s.
YOU KNOW, of course, that
April % marks the start Of the
navy relief drive.
Wendell w. Anderson and w.
Ledyard Mitchell and their aides
(the Michigan Citizens Commit
tee) are being assisted by men,
bers of a Detroit Adcraft group
long identified with navy activi-
ties In the state which includes
George Slocum, Jean T. Shafor.
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner,
Lee Anderson, Henry II. Sanger.
Archbishop Edward Mooney,
Bishop Frank w. Creighton,
Capt. r. Thornton Brodhead
and numerous others.
Admiral Harold r. Stark has
said:
"The people back homo can
best help the navy by helping
those whom the navy men leave
behind them. Remember, they
are ready to fight and die for
their country-and happy be-
cause it Is for their country"
Need more be said?
THE THETA PHI girls are In
a delighted other on acct. OF
their spring dance.
This will be held at Bonnie
Brook, scene Of millyuns and
millyuns of such hoe-downs.
early next month with co-chair-
men Sally Murray and Mary
Ruth Hastings in charge.
Joyce lie Boeuf and Nan
Gardiner are looking after the
tickets and are said to be cur
rently engaged, for the most
part, in counting all that lovely
money which Is rolling in.
Mary Ellen Crane and Margie
Oconnor have put posters in all
the favorite haunts from the
Pointe to Rosedale Park, as the
crow flies, and are flooding the
town with some $500 match
folders advertising the Jig.
Another feature comes before
the party
Mary Virginia Lynch has In
vited members, pledges and their
dates" plus others who are
doubling with them, to her home
in Grandville road for cokes and
potatoe chips and things.
Expects about so, she says.
NOW THAT the Ted Harpers
are comfortably settled IN their
new house in Berkeley road
after two hectic weeks of NOV
ing-there is time to think
about Miss Suzanne's birthday
party.
May Is the important date
and we hear the 5-year-old las
sic is planning something pretty
special for herself and her
friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

cognizant OF the fact time was
when the Osborn clan looked a
bit askance at those new Van
derbilts," never has felt it neces-
sary to live up to the Wander
bilt" part of her husbands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
IN N syt f.
u ua with

COME SATURDAY,.
The sailors power boat enthusiasts. from all the
yacht clubs. the Detroit River
Will join in gala and veddy nautical event which
will more-than-open their season.
All flag officers. of the various clubs -. are to be
Guest OF Honor. matter of fact.
And invitations extended Ito the Detroit Yacht
Club the Bayvew Yacht Club. Crosse Ponte Yacht
Club. Sail Yacht Club. Crosse Pointe Club
Crosse lie Yacht Club. and the Windsor Yacht Club
Affair VIII Be Semiformal
THE AFFAIRLL be semforma and jggmg will be
done. the chunes the famed Sophistocats with
Specialties. turned in by their tricky '@Tabby"..
They'll sound their A.. at p
Arthur w. MITCHELL.
Who's chairman of the committee charge of arrange
Allows the Meet The Fleet dance will be the Annual
Boat Club Commodores Ball..
And will honor the visiting flag officers. of all
yacht clubs on the Detroit River.
Commodores :. and Glass Slippers
THE COMMODORES. from the above-listed clubs
newiy-elected for the ensuing
Will be introduced the stroke of 1880 that
ming so get out your glass SLIPPER.
Well let's
The Misses Cora and Flora K Wagner. of Devonshl
road local once following that six-week sta!
at The Whitman. down in Miami Beach where they
had not only marvellous time but acquired also
envious sun-tan. which makes look. like dish of
vanilla ice cream alongside
Endicotfs Quitting Detroit Towers
MR. AND MRS GEORGE ENDICoTT. that person
able pair.
Are quitting The Detroit Towers. where they've been
living since they sold their ThreeMe drive home
To Mr.. and Mrs Benson Ford. -.
And have taken up residence at 1873 Merriweather
road which is particularly handsome establishment
And If you'n cast your peppers about . elsewhere in
this column. you'll see likeness of pretty Peggy
Colombo.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

tailooat much too small for him, turns his
broad back to the fashionable audience and
raises his baton. The coat rips under the arm.
The music grows wilder, the unsuspecting
Laughton directs furiously. With each move
the coat rips in new place. The audience
giggles nervously at first, and then gives up
in a continuous rauoous roar that browns out
the music. How this heartbreaking 6asco
il turned into laundering triumph is
one of those great cinema triumphs which
cannot be described.
The history of :Tales of Manhattan" is
as incredible as Laughton himself. 1t is an
episode story of what can happen to full
dress suit, and it has more stars than, Navy
Benefit: Charles Laughton, Charles Boyer,
Edward G. Robinson, Henry Fonda, Paul