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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
Michigan State Sends Six
Across Plate in One Frame

While hundreds OF Homecoming
guests looked on. Michigan States
baseball team staged its own lit
tie celebration Saturday by sending
six runs across the plate in a
lively fifth inning scoring spree to
clinch a 1915 victory over Michi-
gan Normal at East Lansing.
In spite OF the defeat, which en-
abled the Spartans to sweep a two
game series with the Hurons, the
Michigan Normal squad closed its
year with an enviable record OF IL
victories in II starts.
This record places the present
Huron team among the best ever
produced at the institution, tri-
butte to the coaching genius of Ray
Sites who has never had losing
season since he assumed the reins
in 1886.
Sites this year was forced to
station newcomers at every po-
sition except left field, third base
and second base His chief prob
lem was that of selecting a pitch
ing staff from the group Of mex
perienced recruits who reported at
the beginning of the season.
The hurting problem was never
completely settled. In fact. IL was
the sudden collapse OF Ed ,ailday
on the mound Saturday that en-
abled State to roll up its huge
winning margin. Gilday had re-
tired two men in the fifth before
the scoring parade began.
MILFORD Davis set the Spartan
-go-round in motion by lin
ing triple into right field. Then
Bill Fitzsimmons duplicated Davis
blow TO score his teammate and
snap a "A deadlock. Fitzsimmons
himself tailed when Wyman Davis
beat out Alan Hutchins' low throw
across the diamond.
The Spartans got downright mas
~ at this point, for Joe Nelson
singled, Al Jones singled and
Frank Pellerin doubled. That was
all for Gilday. and Freddie Hobbs
moved into the ball game. Another
error by Hutchins on Nick Pic
ciutos grounder scored Jones.
Then Pellerin and Picciuto engi-
neered a double steal Pellerin pill
/ fering home. Hobbs bore down,
/ however. 10 induce Pete Fornsri to
bound TO Hutchins, ending the
/ inning
Confronted by States imposing
10-4 lead. the Hurons simply play.
| ed out the contest although they
made a feeble attempt at rally in
the seventh inning when Capt.
Johnny Shada and Charles Oxley
blasted consecutive doubles.
Jones was the second OF two
Michigan State pitchers, Don Fleis
Gilman having ttarted on the
mound. He was relieved in the
fifth after the Stitesmen had scor
ed one run and had the bases filled
Oxley and Hutchins were Nor
mails leading hitters with two
blows apiece. They, together with
Shada, Hobbs, Marion Henry ant
Ken Csrakostas, completed theil
collegiate baseball careers with
this game.
Michigan Normal
Alb r n o A {
Shada Oh 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
Normal Bows i'm Three Contests
.Layoff Brings
Slower Pace

A two-week layott proved too
much for Michigan Normars tennis
team Saturday as the Hurons were
set down by Central Michigan, 8 70
I, on the Michigan Normal courts.
The defeat gave the Hurons
800 percentage record for the sea-
son. Coach Paul B. samson's squad
won five matches. lost five and tied
one during the campaign.
Victories we're registered over the
University OF Toledo twice, univer-
sity of Detroit twice and Albion.
Defeats came at the hands OF
Wayne University twice, Kalamazoo
College, Michigan State and Cen
trail Michigan. The match with To
ledo Tennis Club ended in a -
draw.
Steady Walt Lepisto kept Mich
igan Normal from being shut out
by Central by downing Harold Cook
in the No. 8 singles 4-6, 81, 81.
Lepisto, who was defeated in sin
giles only once this season, will head
the varsity lettermen who will re-
turn next year.
Fritz BENEFITS and Vic Mastro-
marco, only seniors on the team,
were victims Of upsets in both sin
giles and doubles play. BENEFITS
moved up to the top singles slot,
but he fell before Ted Park In
straight sets, so, Sc.
Mastromarco, playing No. 2, was
similarly subdued by Bob Wardrop.
rs. Ga. Again in the doubles Park
and Wardrop combined to turn back
Mastromarco and BENEFITS, 81, 81.
The summary:
Singles
Park co defeated BENEFITS (N)
81, S-6.
Wardrop (C) defeated MAESTRO
marco (N), rs, GA.
Lepisto (N) defeated Cook CO..
4-e,- s., "a
Whitney co. defeated Hansen
(N), 60, 6-1.
Ballard Co defeated Greig (N'
rs, Sc.
Doubles
Park and Wardrop Co defeated
Mastromarco and BENEFITS (N), 81,
So.
Cook and Whitney Co defeated
Lepisto and Cox (N), 6-4, ga.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
Jinx Follows
Whitley Had

The INK which had logged
Charles Whitley" Had through two
Central Collegiate Conference track
and-field championship meets
proved potent again Saturday night
as the Michigan Normal speedster
bowed in both hurdles events at
Marquette Stadium in Milwaukee.
Bill Cummins edged out Had for
top honors in the 120yard high hur-
dies in 1913 seconds, one-tenth of a
second off the meet record. Defend
ing champion John Saunders, OF
Miami University, was third; Art
Egbert. of Marquette. fourth; and
Don Sommerfield, of Michigan Nor
NAL. fifth.
Had hit the finish line In fourth
place in the 220-yard low hurdles,
won by Harold Stickel, OF Pitts
burgh. Cummins and Egbert proceed
ed Had, while Ray Alebury, of But
Ter. trailed in fifth. Stickers time
of 23.3 seconds equaled the meet
record held by Fred Wolcott.
The Huron cinder star was trou
bled all last week with a cold and
upset stomach, and was particularly
i'll on Friday night.
Two other Michigan Normal com
petitors performed above expecta-
tons. Tony Rasmovich finished sec
ond in the javelin throw to Robert
Wears, of Notre Dame, with toss
of 1873 feet 51a inches. Wears hurled
the spear 1S5 feet S inches in win
ming the event.
Harold Stein tied with Wayne
Albers, OF Miami University, for
third place IN the pole vault at IL
feet 8 inches. Bill Williams, OF Wis
consin, and Jack DeField, Of Mime
sofa, shared first place laurels at
10 feet ga inches.
Ted Webb, Eddie Rosenzweig
and Herb Roehrs failed to place In
their respective events.
Wisconsin dethroned Indiana Uni
versity as meet champion. Rice
Institute OF Houston, Texas, was
runner-up with Indiana third. Mich
igan Normal was tenth in the team
scoring with 1871 points.
DR.. Lloyd w. Odds, referee OF the
carnival, received a special award
of a gold shoe with an inset dla'
mond.
The summary:
12O-yard high hurdles Won by
William Cummins (Rice), Charles
Had michigan NormaD, second;
John Saunders (MiamD, third; Art
Egbert (Marquette). fourth: Don
Sommerfield michigan NormaD,
fifth. Time: l4.3.
22O-yard low hurdles Won by
Harold Stickel pittsburgh; Cum
Minis (Rice), second; Egbert (Mar-
auette), third; Had (Michigan Nor
maD, fourth: Ray Alsbury (Butler)
fifth. Time-:23.2. Cites meet rec
ord).
Javelin Won by Robert Wears
(Notre Dame); Tony Rasmovich
(Michigan NormaD, second; Robert
Ray wisconsin,, third; Leonard
Naab (Michigan State), fourth; Ey
erett King (Northern Illinois Teach
ers), fifth. Distance-1S5 feet
inches.
Pole vault-Won by William vii
liams (Wisconsin). and Jack De
Field minnesota, tied for first
Harold Stein michigan NormaD
and Wayne Albers (MiamD, tied fol-
third. Ted Women (Michigan State)
and Robert Harris michigan State
+iad for fifth, Haight-l3 feet SO,
inches.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
RESCUED BY PLANE

Detroit, Mich. June s-Arrival OF
a seaplane from the Civil Air Patrol
base at Twelve Mile and East JET
ferson saved the lives OF three per
sons whose sailboat overturned in
Lake ST. Clair shortly before 3 p. m.
Sunday. Roy Lyons, As, and his son
and daughter. Linton, q, and Jane,
21, we're clinging 10 the overturned
craft about two miles offshore at
this point when Gordon Smith, CAP
pilot, went into the air.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
1LAcKoUT SUCCESS

Battle Creek. Mich, June Sue
cess marked Battle Creeks first
blackout Sunday night. from 10 O.
clock 10 1918. The test also took
place in the townships of Emmett
Battle Creek, Bedford and Penn
field. The signal was the blowing OF
all factory whistles now silenced
for anything but defense signals.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
BODY RECOVERED

Monroe, Mich, June s-Rites are
being arranged for Nancy
SAUL, eight, Luna Pier. whose body
was recovered from Lake Erie Sun
day. The SAUL girl, according to po-
lice, either fell or jumped from &
rowboat when her companion,
Jeanne Wright, nine, dove Into the
water to retrieve an oar.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08

"UdMts DbUIUU ItdUtI.
Sundays Results
Cincinnati SO, Boston ~.
Brooklyn 81, Chicago 4-3.
(second game, 10 innings).
Pittsburgh SO, Philadelphia as.
ST. Louis 40. New York 10.
Today's Game
Boston at Cincinnati.
Only game scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
Rural Events

TODAY
JUNE 9
Willis
Hi-Five Pedro Club will meet
at home of Mrs. Jennie Smith.
OakVllle
Oakville Farmers Club will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thur
low Heath in the evening.
JUNE II
London
". S. c. S. to meet at home OF
Mrs. Walter L. Heidi.
East Ypsllantl
Spencer Club will meet with Mrs
Mary Holloway.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
Michigan State

FBatted Tor Pichi IN ninth.
Two-base hits Shada. Oxley,
Pellerin. Three-base hits - vii
Davis. Fitzsimmons. Sacrifices
Picciuto. Fornari, Jones. Stolen
bases-Shada, Nemeth, Henry, Pei
lerin, Picciuto. Ciolek 2. Double
play-Shada and Piche. Left on
bases-Michigan Normal 6, Michi-
gan State 6. Struck out-by Gil
day 2, Hobbs l, Fleischman 4,
Jones I. Bases on balls-off Gil
day 3, Hobbs 8, Fleischman 4.
Winning pitcher-Jones. Losing
pitcher-Gilday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
COLLECT METAL

Saginaw. Mich. June SINS -
Three million pounds OF scrap me-
tai to aid the war effort have al
ready been collected in Saginaw
County, salvage drive officials an
noupced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
RATIoNINe BEER

Detroit, June S-INS-Becauss
OF the scarcity in metal used In
the manufacture Of beer caps, De
troit breweries today are rationing
the amount of bottled beer deliver
ed to their custom ars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
MISSING GIRL MARRIED

Detroit, June S-INS-Ray Leh-
man. district supervisor OF pa
roles. said today that he has infor-
nation that pretty Mary Lou Hall
1S.year-old high school girl who
disappeared last week. has been
married to John LANCE, lonia Re
formatory parolee, and will return
to Detroit this week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
RECOVER BODY

Blissfield. Mich, June s. Body
OF Lee Womack, 40. pipeline en-
ploye, from San Antonio, Texas,
who was drowned in the River Rails
in while showing some boys how to
swim. was recovered Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08

The United States aims to libs-
ate the Italian people from the
tyrannical control Of Benito Mus
solini, Assistant Secretary Of
State Dean Acheson. above, told
an Italian American rally IN
Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08

William O'Dwyer, Brooklyn dis
trict attorney, ex-state supreme
court Judge and one-time New
York mayoralty candidate, is
shown above in his new uniform
as a major in the United States
Army. During World War ]
ODwyer wore a uniform, also
but 1t was policeman's uniform
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-08
HOW THEY STAND

"UdmbS DtHIuu ItdutI.
Sundays Results
Detroit so. Washington As
Cleveland 81, New York Alb.
ST. Louis 81, Philadelphia p.
Boston 3-3, Chicago % Second
game, innings).
Tooay's Game
Cleveland at New York.
Only game scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
LindIeys Find Things Gay
In Visit at Palm Beach
BY JACK L. OLIVER

back at her favorite table with
Betty Williams and in terrific
hurry 10 get to A. Fitting
Mrs. Helen Hudson and Mrs.
Forrest w. Startling, at their
favorite table, greeting old
friends
Billy Baxter and Chuck Ger
shenson, Staging : 1t for a
change
Maxine Sebert and Jeanne
Field. comparing notes on spring
wardrobes--
A great table in the center
of the room filled with young
women feting Naomi Brown,
who'll become the bride of Or
vile r. Sheriff. on May 30.
MRS. ERNEST r. ORLING
entertained recently with q
miscellaneous shower and tea
honoring Miss Betty Jane Hess,
who'll become the bride Of Nor
man Hendrick in June.
Mrs. Carl Hess and Mrs. AL
bert SchweitZer manned the
pekoe controls. we find.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

Mr.. AND MRS. FORREST
BERRY LINDLEY find things
pretty gay at Palm Beach
in spite OF blackouts, they say.
They are at present the
guests of the Wesson Seyburns
and will remain there another
10 days before making the trek
back north TO their handsome
apartments on Manhattan's
Park avenue.
Young Mr.. L. has been con-
centrating on the absorption of
ultra-violets, as he hasn't been
quite in-the-pink of late.
AND SPEAKING of being
i-t-p, Capt. Jimmy Vernon has
just returned to his military
duties somewhere in the west
after being laid low by malaria,
no less.
YOU HAVE to bring old rub
Der. tin. aluminium. string or
paper along with your admit
lance fee to JULIE Clubs
dance at Birmingham Com
munity House this coming Fri
day night.
AS decor, the gals are rigging
up large bags of sugar on either
side of the band stand and hang
ing from the chandeliers will be
extinct tires and on the walls
ancient license plates.
For lapel gadgets, the escorts
will be given tiny Hawaiian
dancers made of pipe cleaners
attached TO tags bearing Re
member Pearl Harbor.'
Some of the members and
their dates" who'll be on hand
for this jig latter which the
materials collected will be
turned over 10 the Salvation
Army include:
President Lu Brown and Jack
Ebach. Grace Bernhard and
Nick Quint, Esther Gardiner and
Bill Graham. Margaret French
and Fred urgens, Betty
OLeary and Chuck Hendrick,
jean Hosford and Rol Beck,
Shirley Trap and Bob Rich
ards. Norma JosephSon and
Dick Hardenbrook. Helen Hor-
nung and Jimmy Browne.
AT THE Book Casino:
Tall and blond annie" Evans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
HOROSCOPE By 6 Frances

Look The Section Your Birthday Comes IN, md Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
For "Wednesday, April %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
MARCH 2I ne APRIL eO

MARCH Fl TO APRIL go
Aries - Machinists, engineers,
physicians, surgeons, scientists,
educators, military officers, gov
eminent officials, nurses, domes-
tics, laborers: don't let personal
likes or dislikes interfere with
duties.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
T0Wus-Both private and gen
eral matters require more than
ordinary effectiveness. Take pre-
cautions against repeating old
mistakes. Effort will have to be
even harder, but results will be
better.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-Note advice to Taurus
natives today. Your planetary
confgurations emit much the
same type of vibrations. How
ever, overriding it physically or
mentally are not conducive to
best effort or to best returns.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 20
Cdncer-This may seem a pc
culiar day. You will have to
figure things from various new
angles, perhaps make changes
demanded by altering conditions.
But do not yourself take sudden
notions TO make unwarranted
changes.
July ok TO ARG. 29
Leo--"Save your pennies and
the dollars will take care Of
themselves. Ever hear that be-
fore? 1t is pertinent now. When
you do spend, be sure it is for
useful things like government
bonds and stamps. charities.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. 20
Virgo--Protect personal affairs
from outsiders, sometimes you do
yourself harm by confding too
quickly in acquaintance. Save,
but don't stint on nutritional
foods; work, but do not entirely
eliminate healthy outdoor exer-
else. Be logical in everything.
SEPT. 24 TO OCT. %
Librd-You may be called upon
10 help straighten out some con-
fusion and misunderstanding.
Here is where many Of your good
qualities can shine.
OCT. 20 TO NOV. %
ScOrpio--Avoid quarrels, bick-
ering. unnecessary disputes. Keep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

Mrs. Max Balm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl B. Grawn, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Walker Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Melville. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. M. Burgess. Mrs. Evangeline
Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Mount. Mrs. Owen r. Shelton.
Miss Joyce Shelton and her
guest, Miss Joan Rockwell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Miss Schroeder TO Wed

MISS JUNE JULIA
SCHROEDER. daughter of
Mrs. Arthur Schroeder -.
will become the bride of Lieut..
Ira w. Breneman
On the morning of Thurs
day. April %. at 10
o'clock. in Saint Marys
Church. -. BEDFORD. -.
Following tn cir mar
riage. -.
A reception will be held
at The Wardell. -.
Exact time. of same
being. .7:30 o'clock that
evening. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Returns From Motor Jaunt

MRS JOHN S. chopin. has just returned from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

your mind clear Of doubt or dis
enlargement. Surely you of so
many talents and such unusual
strength mentally should not be
hampered by those troublemakers.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
SdQittdrius - Some days we
don't feel as capable as others,
we don't have the initiative, the
pep.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
CdpricOrH-Watch business and
work interests especially. Also
matters in which you are con-
cerned regarding future security
and gains.
JAN. % TO FEB. 90
Aqndrius - Personal feelings
may be a problem today unless
you handle them rightly. Never
permit sensitiveness or criticism
to discourage you-it should spur
you to greater heights.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Check any i'll DISPOSE
ton. He trips the best of us
when we aren't on guard. Con-
sideration of people with whom
you deal is as important as the
way you handle the endeavors
themselves.
''A A CHILD born on this day:
Persistent. self-reliant, with an
appreciation Of the finer things
of life. Help it to develop it's
ability to complete unfinished
matters new TO it and to organ
ize large undertakings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

a merry motor jaunt. -.
Through the South. =.
and Southwest. ..
Took in New Orleans. D..
which didn't particularly
charm her. : she admits.
and the famed Carlsbad
Caverns in New Mexico.
which did. -.
She and Miss Dorothy
Newton :. arrived home Sun
day. >. you'll find. -.
And in the local mails. =.
Is the following announce
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
IN N syt f!
I'VE with

MRS ALFRED G. WILSON. Mrs Orla B. Taylor
Mrs c. Hanes Wilson Mrs Walter Williams. Miss Della
Warner Mrs. Louis Hamper. Mrs. l.. o. Sknke
and Mrs. Charles F. Meish luncheon guests at
sixtyfth annual meeting of the Young Womens Home
Association.
When held to ponder the truly remarkable
deavor
The president Mrs. Ambrose A. Emrick elected
for her ninth consecutive term ample evidence of the APP
probation. of her extraordinary work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Mrs. Di++rich Plays Golf
MRS. FRANCIS c. Dit


RICH. of Shrewsb bury
drive. has been getting in
some spring golfng -.
But not locally.
She was photographed
as you'll see by casting
about in this pilalr 80.
About to start out =. ON
an 49, hole expedition -.
down at French Lick Springs
....French Lick Springs,
Ind. 49,.
Mrs. D.. by the way
go. is a member of the Dis
trict Golf Association =. of
the Detroit Golf Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Trustees Also Are Reelected

IN ADDITlON....the trustees whose terms expire in
1912. have been reelected.
These charmed women include
Mrs Guy Connor. Mrs. E. S. Sheriff. Mrs H. E.
Hathaway and DR.. Mary Margaret Frazer
And among the gentlemen. elected to the Board of
Council were the following
Merton E Farr. Jere c. Hutchins. James S. Holden
Orla B. Taylor Justin c. Weaver. and Irving R.
Bacon.
Hldegard E. Thiele superintendent for the past
10 years. is continuing. :. in her role
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

HUGH WILEY HITCHCOCK. OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh W. Hitchcock of Lowell Court in Bloomfield Hills
Has been chosen according to the recording secretary
of the 1914 Green Key, honorary junior society Of
Dartmouth College which he recently elected
for next year indicted the l943 Green Key
monies last week end.
Mr. H.....who prepared for Dartmouth at Gran
brook go.
member Of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity the execu-
council Of his and the sophomore NigilAntes
OF which he has been secretary. this year.
He's also If that weren't enough. member Of
the Dartmouth Gee Club and awarded his numerals
in hockey. as freshmsn..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
EIeanore Oily TO Be Bride Saturday

Eleanore Oily TO Be Bride Saturday
SATURDAYS THE wedding day. of lovely Eeanore
billy and Bill Dave.
They're 10 be married at o'clock that evening "
at All Saints Episcopal Church..
But before that.
This evening 5 a matter Of fact.
The brde-eec is be feed further feted we should
say with a spinster dinner
This all-girl gala is being hostessed by Mary Rite
nour Chicago. who will il TO take shape at
the home of her Mrs William Kerr: in Glynn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Smart Throng
Halls Opening
Of Rhine

IT is smart now TO wear
street-leHgth dresses TO first
nights at the theater.
Conspicuous were the long
evening gowns and bare heads
in the fashionable aud ence
which packed the CaSs for the
magnificent opening perform
ance OF Lillian Hellmans Broad
way success, Watch on the
Rhine" with its original New
York cast headed by Lucille Will
son. Paul LukaS and Mady
Christians. And. not a single
topper was spotted
Some OF the very Smartest
girls wore tailored suits and
casual hats.
VERY DASHING was Mrs.
WaShburn Wright. tail and blond
in her tailleur of mems suiting
in gray with white pencil stripe
and wide straw hat with chalk
white crown and black brim. Mr..
Wright was with her.
And Mrs. Brewster Loud Jr.,
who was with her mother. Mrs.
Henry T. Ewald. was ever so
smart in a tailored suit. also Of
mems suiting. in a broken plaid
combining brown and beige.
With il she wore a shoulder cape
of sables.
Mrs. w. Frederic Schneider,
who was with Doctor Schneider.
also was smart and tailored.
Mrs. Schneider topped her suit
with ducky little hat OF cherry
red. rough straw .swathed in
green yelling.
A LARGE family party OF
suburbanites included: James
Blackwood. the Royce Jacksons
and the Frank Chapmans, who
had come in from Rochester, and
the Ari Begores of Crosse lie.
Mrs. Blaekwood is still down at
the Blackwood winter home in
Tryon. N. c.
Among others glimpsed were:
Mrs. Cornelius Chaplin and her
son. James A. Chaplin; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Lane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Mills, Comte and
Confess Pierre de Rostang, Mr..
and Mrs. James Vernon, who
came in from Bloomfield Hills;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vawter,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Carey,
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Purcell, DR..
and Mrs. John G.. Natter, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Mackey, Mrs.
Stuart A. Cogsdill and Miss
Margaret Jean Cogsdill, Judge
and Mrs. Joseph A. Moynihan,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Mrs. Sheriff. Reelected Vice President

MRS. EDWIN S. SHERRILL. reelected vice pres
dent.
Mrs George R. Clark. is second vice president.
Mrs Arthur S. Griswod third vice president -.
Mrs. F. H. Blackmore. recording secretary.
Mrs Donald Myers assistant recording secretary.
Mrs Irving r. Bacon. corresponding secretary.
Mrs Oren S. Halves treasurer.
And Mrs R. L. Novy. assistant treasurer.