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la cqpocjdod odqUisifiivo
De los poises de America
Armenia en- Estudos Unido:
Las demondos de Ia guerra ocumvIon enormes
aA soIdos a sv favor

W~ASHINGTON.-Las de-
mas republicas americans es-
tim acumulando en- los Estados
UnidoS una gran reServa de
poder adquisitivo como result
tado de la formidable demanda
de materiales provocada por la
guerra.
En- los ounce meses anterioree q
mario, las otras republicas del Con-
tinente Americana tuvieron q 81
favor un saldo de 100000 900 de
dolares, aproximadamente, en- 81
concrete con los Estados Unidos.
Este saldo representa- ell excedente
de ventas de materiales y merca-
derfas a los Estados Unidos, sobre
las importaciones procedentes de
este pals.
Las cifras de la Secretarfa de
Concrete de los Estados Unidos
revelan que, durante los tres pri-
meros meses de 1912, ell balance de
pages continuaba siendo marcada-
mente favorable a las otras republi-
cas- americans. Durante ese perfo-
do los Estados Unidos adquirieron
en- elias una cantidad de merca-
derias que excede en- 73.000.000 de
dolares, aproximadamente, al total
de articulos exportados a los men,
cionados pafses, mientras que en- ell
primer trimestre de 1941 ell saldo
en- favor de las demas repIblicas
americans fue mas o menos de
60.000.O00 de d6lares.
Ventas de Orc y Plata
Ademas, ell balance de pages au-
mento por las fuertes ventas de orc
y plata a los Estados Unidos. Es-
tos metales produjeron a las demAs
repGblicas del continente una ga
nancia liquida dos wees mayor que
Ia realizada en- Ell primer trimestre
de l94l, pasando de 25.000.000 oil
61.000.000 de d6lares en- Ell mismo
periodic correspondence q 1912.
En- conjunto, las diferentes mer-
cancias asi como ell orc y la plata
dieron a los mencionados pafses un
saldo favorable de aproximada-
mente 124.000.000 de d6lares contra
S5.OO0.OO0 en- ell primer trimestre de
1941.
La balanza comercial comenz6 al
inclinarse a favor de las republicas
meridionales en- los ultimos mesesl
de 1910 Y en- los primeros de 1941,
cuando la demanda de materials pri-
mas en- los Estados Unidos, creci6l
bruscamente a causa del gig~antesco
programa de armamentos. Ash
mismo, un factor que contribuy6 al
la a1uencia de d6lares para eli sur
fueron los precios mas altos de las
mercancias. Ademas, mientras fue
possible conseguir Facilitates de
transporte maritime, los importa-
dores Sc dedicaron a acumular
reservas, en- espera de posibles diff
cultades de envfo.
Como resultado del fuerte fluioI
de pages en- favor de los demAs
pafses americanos, estos, por pri-
mera vez en- muchos ahos, sc en-
euentran en- posibilidad de acumular|
grandes reservas de poder de CONF
pra en- los Estados Unidos. Ell ex-
eedente en- d6lares, que estan acu-
nulando, puede ser empleado en-
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Sc ESTRELLARON DOS A.
VIONES DE LA BASE MAC
DILL
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N CON
IRA BURKE

Ogden, Utah, agoSto 10.-El
negrito que sobre su frente cine
"a tres coronas, Henry Arm
strong, peleara manana martes,
a diez asaltos, con Jackie Burke,
un gladiator local.
Armstrong Sc propone llegar
de nuevo a la cumbre de las lat
libras.
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LEE SAVOLD PELEARA
CON TONY MUSIC

New YorA, agosto 10-Esta
'noche. en- Washington, la capital
de la naci6n, ell rubio Savold,
Sc batira con Tony Music.
Tendra la pelea, segdn 10 acor
dado, un limbite de 10 asaltos.
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ORDEN CABALDERO DE LA
LUZ
Logia LtminGres PasGdos No. 1

Cito por este medic a los
miembros de esta Logia para la
mahana martes, a las 8:l5 de la
noche, en- nuestros salones de la
IL ave. y Gale 10.
Sc encarece la puntual asis-
tencia, pues Sc trataran asuntos
de gran interes para la Orden.
Fraternalmente,
Ell SecretdriO.
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PerdierOn Ia UidG dos hOmbres
D cincO sufrieron lesiOnes

Dos aviones que habian salido
de la base MacDil, un Bog y
.hn B-24, los dos de bombardeo,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Subscription Party

Lieut.. John McNabb will spend
A few days with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan j. McNabb.
next week on his way from Hart
ford, Conn, where he has been
for the last five weeks, to the
West.
Skip Dunlap, Whitney Sawyer,
Jerome Hinklcy. Robert kreid-
Ter, Joseph Kimpler and Daniel
jackson had a subscription party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace p Dunlap Thursday
night.
The members Of the Wedncs-
day Book Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Robert a. Alexander for
tea
The hoStcsScs for the Service
League luncheon Tuesday were
Mrs. Rollin j Fairbanks. Mrs.
IIoyt Hewlett, Mrs. Drawn
Sproul. Mrs Walter GarStecki
and Mrs. Homer Lyle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Volunteer Service
Classes Mapped

THE AMERICAN WOMEN'S
VOLUNTARY SERVICES viii
start a class in civilian protec-
ton Monday from 1;30 TO $50
p. m. in the Federation club
house under the tutelage Of Mrs.
Joseph A. Quinn.
AT this meeting il will be de-
cided whether TO take an inten-
Sivc course or stretch IL out.
Tuesday from 10 a. IN. until
noon class in civilian protcc-
ton for AWVS members Will
meet IN the Victory Center Of
the Crowley-Milncr store. II Will
continue on successive TUESDAYS
and on FRIDAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Birmingham
in
3-Act Show
BIRMINGHAM. April II.

BIRMINGHAM, April IL.
THE annual spring public per-
Torrance given by the Viii
lage Players will take place this
year the evenings of April %,
"a and Is at the Playhouse.
"Skylark, by Samson Ra-
phaelson, will be the three-act
show presented. George NJ.
Dwelley is the director, assisted
by Mrs. Donald S. Bell. Mrs.
Henry Hart and Mrs. Irwin F.
Coveney, and in the cast are:
MEsDAMEs
Charlton G. Eden Linton Hart
James A. Grier
MEssRs.
George n. Clark f. p Kimbrough Jr
Warren Pease Jr. James f. Bullock
h. A. Schirmer Donald s. Bell
and Janet Stanley.
School children in Birming-
ham are busy designing posters.
for which the Players are offer
ing their usual prizes, and Mrs.
George II. Fox is in charge OF
selling tickets. Her assistants
include:
MESDAMES
Richard W. Wenzell George u. Clark
William l.. Martin Ward Tollzein
Howard r. Green Alan w. Joslyn
MISSES
Ruth Porritt JOY Stewart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Virginia Honeymoon Planned

Following the reception the bridal couple departed by
motor for Williamsburg Charlottesville and Richmond Va
They will make their future home in New York City.
Out-of-town guests for the wedding Mrs Wallace
Tony Of Indianapolis Mrs Robert NJ Churchman of
Indianapolis Lieut. and Mrs William H. Coddington
Creek, Dr. Rudolph Gudewil of New York, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl B. Hathaway Of Akron, o. and Alfred Schneider of
York City.
Palmer Woods Garden Club members will at 2
o'clock Monday at the home of Mrs. Clarence NJ in
Wisconsin
Papers will be given perenna followed by discussion
Mrs James p. Cummiskey, who's been down in Fort
Lauderda Fla for the past several weeks vacation will
be getting back time for the annual meeting May of the
League Of Catholic Women of which she is president,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Women S CITY
Club Plans Fete

A SPRING water circus VII
be staged Friday In the WCmcn's
City Club pool when the hum
dredS of swimmers, from 4 70 80
years of age. who dive regularly
into the clubs pool, Will display
their SkillS The idea Of a water
circus was brought 10 the club
by Coach William Brooks from
Bermuda.
An innovation this year is Tie
midway IN the club auditorium
from I to 9 p. m. Bankers
dressed in wild West fashion.
with l0-gallon hats, include
MeSdameS Lawson WilcS. Lou
ella Arnold. Ruth Mes7er and
Fred Kaiser.
At 9 o'clock the big parade
starts in the pool. headed by a
colorful tableau. with little
Mary Margaret Freeman. m
pcrSonating Betsy Ross. sewing
the last OF the Is stars on a
large flag
Coach Brooks plans \ circus
quiz for the audience. with the
following good swimmers 10
demonstrate various swimming
technique> Iclle Narccau,
Grace Muchlman. Grace Brown,
Vera Turner Helen KnISelov.
Phyllis Weckcrlo. Eva and Nable
ShorS. Louella Arnold and Flor
cncc Markhart
Many other features have
been planned, including Rhythm
in Ripplcs, a ballet. Keep I'm
Rolling and the flea circus pre-
Sen,lng the youngest swimmers
IN The Frogs al School.
Mrs. Rcmley 3. Weeks is gen.
cral chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Reveals Engagement

At a tea this afternoon Rhoda
Claire Medbury, daughter Of
Mrs. Samuel Medbury and the
late Mr.. Medbury. announced
her engagement TO Harry Wes-
ley Mellen Jr., of Detroit, son
of Mrs. II. w. Mellen.
The tea was given at Miss
Medbury's- home on Aspen road
where tiny cards bearing names
of the couples were tied 10 the
teacup handles. Miss Medbury at
tended Cranbrook Academy of
Art and University of Detroit.
The weodins vii take. place
fnIs SUMMER. Assisting at the tea
were Gay Carey, Evelyn Wragby
and Helen Stanger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12


Mildred Madel writes from sullins College, down
there in Bristol Va, thar the girls busy possible
collecting used stamps-any kind.
They send them to Queens Hospital in London, where
the dye is removed.
Mrs. Gaylord ellis Jr, who Denny Bredn was MS
carefree and light hearted debutante this saw
has become the efficient two small
babies and finds time the side devote least half
waking hours the Womens Volunteer Service
types and takes fingerprnts.
Practically every 1912 bride has her wedding plans
controlled by the arrival and departure of men in uniform
Ruth Elisabeth Hargreaves. newly engaged to Rev.
G. Glare Backhurst, won't her final wedding date until
she finds when her brother Ensign Bob HargreaveS, will
be able get home from his naval training
Cornell University for the ceremony.
Mrs Galen B. Ohmart has spring fever She has been
spending days at her cottage above sarna rang leaves
planting dozen fruit trees and readng her Victory garden
Mrs. Edwin T. Johnson Ill., the former Alberta
Staheln, who lives in the Indian Village Manor has
of the attractive apartments of any young married
girl in Mayfair Her dining is characteristics
nd. in the alcove off the living there is ducky
little bar which is convenient for cocktail parties
Little Nelson Diebel Jr, son of Dr. and Mrs. Diebe who
has beautiful red curly hair resents it When told that his
little brother, Norman Donald also "redhead.'
Nelson very sympathetic. Isn't that bad he said
Poor little kid"
Mrs. Phelps Newberry the proud mother she
walking along with her tall good looking in
uniform. Truman Handy Newberry II, private in the
army air corps, who was home fve-day furlough.
Mrs, Lloyd Hughes at the Flower Show
ottng about with wicker basket her Encountering
friend she stood chatting minute and pulling back napkin
which covered the basket said
Have cookie The friend asked how she happened
have cookies at the Flower Show II always early
bake batch of cookies give the boys who
at the show said Mrs. Hughes.
Following dinner given by the Forman JonstUns
at their house Bishop road Crosse Ponte when their
guests went upstairs their wraps they found the top
of the staircase barricaded with by the three little
Johnston boys who demanded contributions for the Red Cross
before they would permit them to get their things.
Miss Mary Woodruff loves cats. She has beautiful
silver Persian which great pet She likes China
cats of which she has large collection and is making
collection of books felines.
Mrs Herbert Trix beautiful modernstc dining
her home Jefferson Crosse Poine is something
remember forever after. One impression of
mirrored walls mural taking up whole side
and done in colors in pastel shades fluffy carpet
American Beauty shade furniture of blond wood with
chair seats to match the rug
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

OF net trimmed the mp llne
and the bodice, which had a
heart-shaped neckline.
The sleeves were pulled
at the top and ended in points
over the hands. The short
full veil fell from a cap Of
lace and the bridal bouquet
was a loose arrangement of
phaelanopsis orchids. lilies
of the valley and orange
blossoms.
Mrs. Harris o. Machus of
Birmingham was the brides
only attendant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Breakfast at WardeII

Lee Gilbert will be best man
and Cleveland Mason Jr, and
William Jacobs Will seat the
guests.
The wedding breakfast for l25
guests wilt be held at the War
dell.
Kathleen Grautham Of Wager
avenue recently entertained IN
Betty'S honor at a cologne and
cosmetic shower
Mrs. James Edwards of Berk-
Icy also has given a miScc1-
laneous shower and surprise
luncheon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Catholic Daughters
Plan Dinner Party

CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA, Court Detroit, will
entertain new candidates at an
informal dinner party, Monday,
at $50 o'clock, in the Copper
Kettle OF the Activities Building
on Parsons street
Mrs. Harry w. Sheridan.
grand regent. will preside in the
monthly meeting TO be held aft
erward in the English lounge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Z Births Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd VI. Forster
(Janet Hart of Ann Arbor are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter, Michael. on
April 1.
Another interesting birth an
nounccment comes from Ram
say. n. j., where a daughter,
Nancy. was born March 81 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne T. Melon
aid. formerly of Birmingham.
Mrs. Mcdonald is the former
Frances Murray, daughter of the
D. c. Murrays of Pilgrim road.
Gordon Morrison will be the
speaker at the meeting Of the
Birmingham branch OF the
Woman's Farm and Garden AS
ISOLATION Monday afternoon at
the Community House.
Mrs. r. L. Rickenbaugh is in
charge of the meeting and host
esses at the tea following the
meeting will be Mrs. Verne L.
Murray, Mrs. Steele r. Sellers,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Drake, Mrs.
Carl II. Sander and Mrs. II. r.
Chapple will pour.
Mrs. Richard K. Scales was
hostess at luncheon for eight
guests Thursday in her home on
Glenhurst drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Mrs. Tony Gowned in Gray

Mrs Tony, the pretty mother of the bride smartly
gowned in Her hat of white straw trimmed
with yellow and white flowers and she of yellow
oncdum orchids
Mrs Selling Sr. chose a gown Of raisin chiffon with
matching hat and her flowers odontagossum spray
orchids.
The church decorated with altar filled with giant
white snapdragons white stock and white gado and lighted
by dozens of tall cathedral
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Sheean TO speak
At TEMPLE Bethel

DEFENSE IN THE HOME
will be discussed by Hugh J.
Shcoan of the Wayne County
Council of Defense, in a meet
ing Of the Sisterhood of Temple
Brown Chapel of the temple.
A dessert luncheon will he
served al 100 p. m. in the social
Bethel Monday, at 2 p. m, in
hall of the church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
BY ANN VI. STARK

DEITY PAYNE, daughter OF
- Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Payne
of Columbus avenue, has set
April 25 as the date of her mar.
riage 10 Louis Stadiel, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Stadjel OF
Madam City. Ill.
The wedding will take place in
ST. Theresa's Church at 10 a. m.
and the Rev. Fr. Michael Collins
will officiate.
Mrs. Lee Gilbert, sister of the
bride-elect, will be matron Of
honor and Madelyn Webb, Mari
olive McGrath, Lila Krimmel
and Marianne Taylor will be
bridesmaids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Miss Madel Enter+ains al Club

Before Mildred hadef, daughter J. Mades Of
Grayton road left for Sun College in Bristol Va she enter
tanned with luncheon al the Colony Town Club
To this farewell gala hidden:
Jane Haworth, Nancy Boyer, Elise White Dorothy Lam
bert Jessica Lane and Elizabeth Herdegen
Miss NJ. caused her luncheon table to be handsomely
emoeshed by spring flowers and herself be by
trim brown suit and matching chapcau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Earrings Brought From Florida

Thsa and thata:
Mrs Benjamin c. Addison brought back from Florida
fascinating earrings from which hang punches tiny
varicolored keys, each about a half-inch long
Mrs. James Vernon has fascinating collection of
madonna hgurnes arranged brackets above her bed
fireplace
Mrs d. w Gambler Of Bloomfield matching her breakfast
china and her morning window draperics- with
ivy leaf tracery-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Reception at Yacht Club Follows

reception at Crosse Pointe Yacht Club followed the
ceremony
The bridal table covered with white lace cloth and
conferred with low crystal bowl Of white lilies Match
ing water lilies in candy, topped the low wedding
The silver candelabra held tall white apers.
For going away Mrs Settling Jr tailored gray
with matching hat and red Her flowers
white orchids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
to'connor studioJ

to'Connor studio)
MARY ABILENE STAN
FIELD, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Stanfield
of Charleston avenue, re-
Gently became engaged to
Norman Robert Kegler,
son Of the Robert Keglers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
INSIDE STUFF

THE subdebs who always to have the courage to be
comfortable, have taken what they love call bare
foot bowling"
Not barefoot really but stocking feet certainly and
Virginia Der Zee Justine De Petris shoes
and nonchaant you please bowling alleys
Pointe Yacht Club the other afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
CIaudette Colbert Reflects

az looked forward to that
date with great anticipation"
said the gorgeous Madeleine,
land never have I had more
fun"
THE party / remember above
all others" quickly responded
Claudette Colbert, twas the first
and only Beaux Arts ball I ever
attended. As q child In Paris
1 heard and read about these
gIamorous events every year. I
cherished the pictures OF them
In the newspapers. And, OF
course, it was the social event
OF the Partisan season.
ITO be sure, was too young.
Then, too, I didn't rate an in
vitation. That In, until my sec
-ond year on the stage Then
was invited. In my youthful
eyes IL was the greatest pageant
I'm the world. And never since
have I seen anything to match
the splendor Of IL all-no, not
even In Hollywood. Incidentally,
1 went In a harem costume"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
ernes Family
Ends CHICAGO Visit

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM A.
TERNES and their daughter arc
returning home this week end
following a brief visit with Mrs.
Ternes parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Maiullo of Chicago
boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
bridge


a supper and bridge party Fri
day night in honor Of her house
guest, Mrs. Kenneth Anderson
Of Rolla, Mo.
The guests were Mrs. John G.
Clee Jr., Mary Anne DeGalen of
Detroit, Mrs. Robert Gillian of
Wyandotte, Mrs. Joe Harrison,
Mrs. Mervin Klein and Mrs.
John Merchant Of Wayne.
The Variety Show, put on Fri
day night by the Service League
Of st. James Church, was
great success.
The acts lived up TO the name
of variety with a brother and
sister act by two children from
Lincoln Park. solo singing by
Betty Brow and Rice G. Fitz-
patrick. a trio with Mr.. FitZpat-
rick. Robert Pearman and Glenn
Ballagh Jr.. quadrille danced
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lake of
Wyandotte. Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Davis Jr., and Marion keyeS of
Trenton and Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie Weston. the highland fling
and the sailors hornpipe danced
by Mrs. George Penglase, dog
act by Scribner Harlan and Law
renee SawitZky.
The program closed with a
talk by Flight Lieutenant c. r.
p. Cullum, Raj of the Crosse
lie navy air base. The accom-
paniSts for the evening were
Mrs. Augustin Fairchild on the
piano and Joshua Deane on the
clarinet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Student Pilot WEEDS

Announcement has been made
Of the marriage of Dorothy Jane
Wagner OF Ann AfboF TO John
Kirk Martin. son of Mr.. and Mrs
John f. Martin of Oakland ave-
nue. on March u at Vernon, Tex
Martin is in the army air corps
and has taken his bride 10 San
Antonio where he is a student at
Randolph Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald s. Bell
and DR.. and Mrs. Fred GaSow
will attend the dog show in
Toledo Sunday.
Mrs. Cecil F. Charlton OF
Adams avenue was hostess at
luncheon Wednesday in honor Of
Margaret Bradford of A n n
Arbor.
Constance John has returned
TO her studies at Pine Manor,
Wellesley, Mass, after spending
10 days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Waldcmar A. p. John
of footing lane
CONGO" was hostess at a cock
tail party for her friends just
before she left for the East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

carried bouquet CyDouUm OrCHIuS
horensa in shades from shell pink wstera and deep red
Joseph w. Mott of Norfolk Va, the best and
the ushers Andrew L. Cushman Of Charlottesville Va
Irving H. Smith of York and Wallace c. Tony of
Indianapolis, the brother Of the bride.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Personal Shower

Thursday the Non-Cha-Lant
Club fetea- Miss Payne in Mrs.
Cyril Reardon's home in> Bir-
wood avenue at a personal
shower.
a large tea was held in the
new home of Mrs. Lee Gilbert
Saturday. in StanSbury drive.
The guest list included:
NESpAAfES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Family Dinner

AZ a small family dinner Sun
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r..
Weeman are announcing the
engagement of their daughter,
Wilma Carolyn Young, to Jack
Son Krall of Royal Oak, son of
Mrs. Frank krall and the late
Mr.. Krall.
The wedding will take place
the early fall.
The members Of the Round
land Hunt Club gave a bache-
IT dinner for Donald Swan Fri
day night. Mr.. Swan will marry
evelyn Berdan of Detroit,
daughter of Mrs. Mable Rudd,
April 81.
. The members Of the club are
William r. Badgett, Wayne
Jewell, Frank Jewell. Reginald
Leggette. William Stadler, BON
Smith. Fred Hall Jr.. John GAG :
rels Jr., John Foley, Whitney
Sawyer Jr.. Edward O'Neai and
Thomas LennoX.
That same evening the wives
Of the members had a supper
party for Miss Berdan at the
Sibley Gardens. afterwards at
tending the Variety Show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Bridal Gown a Hoop Skirt

The bridal gown made with very full, od-fashioned
hoop skirt which swept circular train Tiny ruchngs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Weddin9
7 axes Place
In Summer

CROSSE lie, April II.
MIR. AND MRS. HOUSTON
w LOWE GADDIS, Piedmont
Farms. Marshall. Va. have an
nounced the engagement of Mr..
Gaddis' daughter, Elizabeth Por-
ter GaddiS, to Peter Sterling
Hitchcock of Cleveland and
Mentor, O.
Miss GaddiS was graduated
from st, GATHERINGS School,
Richmond, Va. and from Skid
moge College in 1871. Since her
graduation from College she has
been on the faculty/of the War
renton Country School,, Warren
ton, Va.
Miss Gaddis is the sister of
Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt Jr. of
Layton Farms, Fairfax. Va.
Mr.. Hitchcock prepared for
college at the University School,
Cleveland, and was graduated
from the University OF North
Carolina in 194l, where he was a
member of the DKE fraternity.
The wedding will take place
in the summer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
The Lewis Browns
Home From South

Mr. AND MRS. LEWIS
FISHER BROWN OF Grand
Marai boulevard. have Just re-
turned from late spung stay
in Tucson. Arlz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Stars Enjoy
Memories
Parties
BY BILL WICKERsHAM
HOLLYWOOD. April II.

HULL WOO), RpTl II.
s4INHATS easy" gFinned joel
= McCrea when we ques-
toned him anent his most
memorable Hollywood party. ut
was one of Marion Davies par
ties and / shall never forget IL
as long as 1 live.
AT the time I was still In
college and working as a lowiy
extra In Marion's hit picture.
The Fair Coed 1 had heard
of the party but. as a mere
extra, never dreamed I'd be In
vited. However, 1 figured with
out MariOn's gracious compass
sion and democratic spirit.
Always marvellous TO every
one, she saw that 1 received an
invitation. Needless to say.
was practically speechless. I'm
mediately, however, a very seri-
Gus problem arose. For I neither
owned q dress suit nor had /
ever worn one. I was about TO
rent one when, magnanimously
enough, Charlie Farrell offered
to loan me his.