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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
Junior Past Matron and
Patron Honored Friday
Mrs George Bucklin junior past

Mrs George Bucklin. Junior past
worthy maron and Herbert S.
Harris junior past parren, were
honored by Signal chapter No. 27G,
Order of the Eastern Slar at the
meeting Friday night in the Ma
sonic temple. the chapter Observing
junior Fast matrons and patrons
night
The hall was brilliant with its
decorations of sWCetpaaS. eladioli
and ranunculac which provided Il
gay setting for the ceremonies
Mrs BuCklin. ana Mrs. Harmon
Tyler. worthy matrtI for this year
were presented With peaeh-cOlOred
glaGioi corsag2s. this particular
color being chosen since peaches
and cream We're Tie c5lors fer
Mrs. BucElins year The two Wis
iting junior past maUcns, Maude
Gender OF Alamo. BraWley, and
Hilda Nelson of Golden Rule of I'm
perial, were also given these cor
sageS.
A special escort to the East was
givep Mrs BuCklIl and MI Harris
Mrs Tyler turning over the gaVel
to Mrs. Bucklin Who served rs mat
ION during the opening ceremony.
Mrs Gender served as associate
matron during this um" and Mrs.
NeleOn. as ConductrCSG
Special Escorts
The eayel was then returned to
Mrs Tyler who continued the bust
ness meeting. the other officers as
Suming their respective stations.
Visiting past matrons and patrons
were escorted including the Junior
last patrons Cf Alamo aad Golden
Rule chapters. r f G@nder and
Eddie Ceilings
Mrs. tyler in hCr usual charm
ING manner presented Mrs. Bucklin
with 4 lovely ritual to which she
responded araciouSly, b. o Mitch
ell, worthy patron. making a gift
presentation, handsome hand
made billtold to MI Harris.
The group then adjourned to the
banquet room where delicious re-
freShmentS were served by Miriam
DJUglas ana her committee, the
tables being prettily appointed in
the peaches and cream motif
Annual Party
AT the chapter business meeting
plalS were made for the annual
spring card party which Is always
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29

Sunaa" lr0-rans a' Gimp Sc
ley ateu rndar liz a.....e. o.. 'la
Pcd Cross camp and hospital
lice committee aso oous continued
WeeEl@ aIfaoaah a4e TO eaia pro
eram had 10 be c5acc.i.d and also
taose duuns HE couu.s fair
Caleuoo contributed che p.ouram.
the famous Kitchen bend making
a decided hit aa tuc members ~aye
tine Eeya tiHaf hand demonsra=
ticu OF thc probable ogigin Of Music
Tins baEd i, composed Of mem
btrs rom tha Junior Womcua
club. Mcsdaucs L. II. Youa4 Har
old Glegg, II a. Jarvis Hsn" An
Gcls.n me Mi#sr, Fy"lsn Crook.
Eubua Srawn. Marie Da5bs. Ms.
Anderson ais Was heard in a }oaal
solo and Kenneth Owens head o.
The Ca.e@lcO hIgn school mgaic d.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
BettyHouse 10
Speak Sunday

Betty House, winner HI the II
Centre Liens elab ,"raters contest
will present her Wim1ag Grafton Il
tie State Stree, Ch IN ci.Wt. :
evening service Sunday night II
7;30 o'clock.
The general subject ter discussion
was The Nation, Sees@iIF' ara
Miss House had tr" her aaclal too-
ic, Keep Americ? tle Bel ' She
is an excellent speaker and her
talk has becl praised melly by I'll
who heard Eer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
P.E.O.' S Me ct
In BrawIey

p. L O.s of the valley viii m'"
"wednesday IN Br1WlaE tor Il il.
civrc2uy Burcm SESSION, Ch7pl.
BS of BraWlry being tie ho5sr.@
chapter for the luncheon and pro
gram t be held al tive Del Rl'
country club
Unaflhatcd members viii b"
welcomed and shouid make thrr
reservations ny Sunday efgam
March 20. with MIS-. IIutes iia.
tain 277 West X St BrHWIes
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
Invitation from
BrawIey Club

El Ccntro Bu-mc,, and pDll
siclal Wonse4 ha!r IeeeGg1 5n n
vitation from tlr FGi15e1 cIu9 II
attend thcIr m.rn Monday m.i1
March 80. 9 ot.,re ~ Inc 'tul
cr'S hotel. Bta lN v#en WIIa4n
G. Campbell - ..r education DE-
parimcnt oI /. f. G. iii lalk n
Japan Jnd Gur lao tine NeN
Order ~ the l.r i..s lie VI
Illustrate ris u.E MA ""'aa
slides.
The talk - ll.p open to @f
others mtcu.leJ m attending.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
News Hens About
Valley Residents

MI and Mrs. F. f. E3mes from
Beverly Hills have been spending
the week with their daughter, Mrs.
Malcolm Macurda and of course
attended the Junior class play III
which their grandson, Neal, played.
Friends cf MIS- Karl Kaiser will
be Interested in learning thai she
uudcrWpnt an operation tria1>
night in the Hunt!ugJon hospital
Pasadena and that the operation
is a success Mr.. Kaiser returned
% tive valley saturday momlne
and PLANNED to be hark IN Pasa
dena 1nat e}uirs L.. tie week
end. Mrs Na.rr teee..., #al'.ro
= back lliuy
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
Soro p+imists
Me ct Monday

S"rerUmi.tS will meet Monday
noon Io luncheon at the Barbara
Worth loDnl to hear Miss Helen
Ho,iWup ol CcntrllE faculty rs.
Nru lae play, aArsrnic and Old
Lace
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29
New Health and
Disc ase Concept
EIectro-Metric Analysis

Research in Radio, Electricity,
and Pathology makes possible this
new method of locating. analyzing
and relieving the ills of mankind.
This remarkable instrument may
be the very means By which you
can regain your health.
Located at 118 So. 9Th, Ell Centro,
Dr. l. c. Vannerson, D. c., has
placed this scientific instrument
within the financial reach of every
one by providing examinations and
thorough electro-metric analysis
of Your condition for two dollars.
If you or any of your friends
have been failing in health apd
have not been able to find the
cause. Go not hesitate to be exam
ined on this scientific instrument.
(Adv)
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29

At the Arts and Crafts bridge
luncheon at the Ten Thousand club
Thursday. the club rooms looked
like a gay flower garden with all
the new spring outfits-really an
Easter previeW. Pastel cOlors, bright
hueS. prints galore were equally
popular and all a relief from the
sombre colorS of winter. Mrs. 5.
Emmitt Allen who WAS hostess at
one LARGE party with Mr.. Q. j..
Bradshaw. wore a print in green
and white and black with black
accessories while MIS-. BradSha"
worc a soft pale pink ensemble,
Mrs. Forrest f. Kutz has a pretty
navy outfit, navy coat with
print dress in navy, white and
rose red Mrs. c. R Hayden has
yellow. black, and white print
with a most becoming straw hat in
yellow and with black accessories.
MRS. Henry l.. Loud appeared al
he PEG last meeting III a heeani-
inc navy blue gabardine suit with
one of those crisp white lFlll%
blouses which are 50 bocomn2.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29

This war brmgs to mind many in
cidents Of the last war to those VINO
remember that conflict. MIS-. Joseph
inc King. on looking through her
Ole papers found this composition
written on Oct. 3, 1918, by John
King in her fifth grade. John at
that time was as anxious to do his
bit as he is now as inspector IN
the Mare Island Navy Yard, and
this is what he wrote.
liberty is one Of tie erattiest
things on earth. We all should 3ny
liberty Bonds to help win this wal
help lick the Kizcr, off OF the map.
# you bye bonds you are helplnR
Uncle sam. liberty shall not perish
from earth but stand turom. Lei
US help make her more stronger
everyday"
Johns patriotism could not be
questioned even if his spelling could
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29

April. with Easter and the at
tendant celebrations as well as
church services. is also to be hi2h-
lighted by several interesting events
in the musical lincs-Harding school
children will present an Operetta
on April Is; Imperial valley Music
Teachers association is planning
pabHc meeting on April 10 with
accent ON rhythmical speech which
promises to be most interestin2, and
finally the last concert in this sea-
sons series sponsored by the I'M
perlal Valley concert club will take
place on April 27, when the Salzedo
ensemble OF harps flute, cello, piano
will be presented.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29

Patriotic Youngsters of today in
cludcd those members of the Junior
Red Cross. the FL Centre area OF
the American Red Cross having
a 100 per cent enrolment, and one
Of the things that they are eoln9
to do is to decorate the tables and
the mess hall at Camp Seeley tor
Easter Sunday, delightful ges-
turc for which the men at camp are
most appreciatiye.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-29

vaudeville performer sat Ea.. ~
warollng with Bon H,4.le's DuH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Matron Home Soon

Mrs. Irene +. Murphy of Bon
ME Brier lane is expected home
early in the week from a trip to
Louisiana. Her daughter. Sharon.
is spending most Of the summer
in Harbor Beach with relatives
and has as her guest, for two
weeks, Janet Roosevelt, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Dorothy Kemp
Roosevelt, of Washington road.
Mrs. Carl E. Huyette of Hen
drie lane entertained at tea
Monday afternoon for her
daughters, Mrs. c. Ashmeade
Biddulph of Merton, Pa. and
Mrs. John r. Hatch OF Mont
clair, N. j., who are visiting her.
Mrs. Biddulph left for her home
Tuesday but Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch
will remain over the holiday
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Carey, who moved to Pilgrim
road recently from Opdyke road,
returned Wednesday from stay
at White Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Pauline
OWItZer
Married
portrait by BeatricsD

before an altar banked with
- palms and white gladioli.
Pauline Switzer. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Bertrand C. Switzer of
Cherrylawn avenue, became the
bride of DR.. Don James Weekes.
son of Mrs. Hazel Weekes OF
Fresno, Cal.
The wedding took place Au-
gust 26 in the New Mayf1ower
Congregational Church. The
Rev. Robert Burt officiated.
Miss Gwen Switzer, sister of
the bride. was maid Of honor,
and Marjorie Stones was brides
maid.
DR.. Alan Exum was best man
and DR.. John Wilsey, Don Laird
and Dick Frederickson seated
the guests.
The reception followed in the
church parlors.
A dinner was given in the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Wallace
Coutts for the bridal party in
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weekes left on
a brief trip to Canada and an
extended trip to California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Bride Wears Ivory FailIe

The bride ivory fale with long train made with
fitted basque bodice trimmed with wide yoke of silk net
The sleeves short and pulled and cartridge peang edged
the hemn of the skirt and the shoulder and back necknes
Her illusion veil caught to pompadour coronet and
she carried white roses, orchids and valley lilies.
Alicia Schultz the brides only attendant and wore
daod yellow silk jersey and carried blue pink and yellow
bebe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Horbor Point Holes Up
For Winter After Best
August in Last IA Years

sented with a trophy az the
yacht club dinner at the Little
Harbor Club Thursday evening.
The Red Cross at Harbor
Point reports that 5000 ban
dages have been made and they
are working an additional week
TO complete 1000 more.
Mrs. Howard Lescher enter
tanned at beach luncheon at
Charlevoix on Saturday. After
wards the guests played bridge
IN her cabana. Included among
her guests were Mrs. William
McGregor. Mrs. Alfred Eberts.
Mrs. Jerome Eberts. Mrs. Robert
Flint. Mrs. Charles Gilbert and
Mrs. Lancey.
Farewell TO Summer
A farewell 10 summer" cock
tail party, one OF the prettieSt Of
fhe year, was given Saturday by
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Frantz
tSara Stanley OF Saginaw. for
merly Of Detroit, on the terrace
Of their cottage at Charlevoix.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owen, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Ford. Mrs.
Horace Caulkins and the George
CaulkinS were among her guests.
Week-ending at the Merlyn
Cudlip cottage at Charlevoix are
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith Randell.
Mrs. Thorne d. Smith has
been visiting her many friends
at Wequetonsing for the last
few weeks and will return TO
Detroit soon after Labor DAY.
Mrs. Smith spent n week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkey Jones and
then a week with Mrs. Joseph
Hart. At present she is the
house guest Of her siSter-in-law,
Miss Marion Smith.
Wequetonsing and Harbor
Point are really home" to Mrs.
Smith who. until she entered the
business world. always spent her
summers on the Point. She il
an outstanding example of
woman who forsakeS society for
a career and is most successful
ar it. AS president OF the Seely
Manufacturing Company, Mrs.
Smith not only conducts the
business of the firm but concocts
the most delightful new recipes.
On Thursday the Berkey
Joneses gave a large bridge party
for Mrs. Smith in their attrac-
tive cottage at Wequetonsing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
YoIanda Lask Becomes Bride

Yoanda Lask of Crosse Ponte and 1t Joseph Comstock
Hathaway married Saturday evening at Egn Field in
Florida.
The bride daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavc F. Iask
OF Beaupre road and Lieutenant Hathaway Mrs Hath
away Detroit and Florida the late Mr. Hathaway
honored with reception Valparaiso Inn following the
ceremony.
Mai william o. Hammer of the United States Army Air
Corps former of Trinity Episcopal Church. Island
H. read the vows 730 O'Clock before the chapel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Honeymoon Trip to New Orleans

Capt William LANCE best and Capt. Leo Foley
and Capt James Grggs seated the guests.
Following their reception Lieutenant and Mrs Hathaway
left for brief wedding trip to New Orleans
They will make their home at the Valparaiso Inn upon
their return.
travelling, Mrs. Hathaway selected suit of cherry
red with fitted jacket The skirt trimmed
fabrc-covered buttons and her accessories
and brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Raymond Whytes TO Chicago

The Raymond Whytes back from their jaun to New
York and Buffalo and stopped of in their handsome Harcourt
drive only long enough take good ookound before
they dashed to Chicago
With them this current junket Mr. and Mrs Charles
r. Fox.
Miss Eva D. Duffy Of the Indian Village Manor has been
in Chicago, too.
Her locale in The Windy City the Edgewater Beach
Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Grand Hotel Stay
Over for Franks

MRS. HILL. FRANK and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis c. Frank and
their daughter Betty will return
this weekend to their home in
Colorado avenue following a stay
at the Grand Hotel on Mnckinsc
Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Candidate Meeting tuesday

ACANDIDATE meeting, spon-
sored by the Wayne County
Women's Republican Club, is
scheduled for 2 p. m. Tuesday at
the Statler Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
HARBOR POINT. Sept. 5.
1VVJE saaeop 10 nracticaIIv over

I'ttE season is practlcally over.
Il Each day sees another cot
tage boarded up for the winter
and another car loaded with hi
cycles, dogs and children and an
irate parent or two frantlcally
pleading to leave some of the
summers trophies behind.
Every one was fearful OF the
summer but after a month OF
waiting for the government 10
make up its mind regarding the
necessity for gas rationing, and
the rubber shortage, in which we
were all most willing and anX-
ious TO cooperate, the resorters
reasoned that they might just as
well take a vacation this year
after all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Dorothy Visseher Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Vsscher of Chesterfield road an
the engagement their daughter Dorothy Louise
Vsscher, to Sydney Clark Little of Ann Arbor, Of Mr.
and Mrs Sydney L. Little of Fond du Lac Wis.
brde-elec is junior at the University
of Michigan affiliated with Alpha Omicron Phi sorority
and the Alpha Alpha Gamma architectural sorority
Mr. Little graduate Of the school Of architecture of
the University of Michigan.
Their wedding will be taking place September 26 in All
Saints Episcopal Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

few days between the end of the
summer term and the beginning
of the fall session at Dartmouth
and will spend them with his
parents, Or. and Mrs. Howard
J. Clark. at the cottage on Hig-
gins Lake.
News of former Flintites NOV
ing back in this area comes
from Buffalo, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred B. Fraser. who left
Flint only last fall, are moving
10 Detroit. Their daughter,
Phyllis, has been renewing ae-
quaintances during her visit
here this week with Polly Ward
at the home of the latter's par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Cole A.
Ward. Phyllis will join her
family on the holiday.
Full Holiday Program
The local holiday program Is
a full one for members of Flint
Golf Club and Atlas Valley
Country Club. An informal
dance Saturday evening started
the ball rolling at the golf club
with the swimming champion
ship Sunday and a family picnic
Monday as additional fare.
The Red Cross national golf
tournament also takes the lime
light Saturday and Sunday and
a mixed foursome is Monday
feature. Plans for the we'll
rounded activities were made by
Committee ChairTnen DIR. Ken
meth r. Moore. Walter Roeser
and DR.. s. T. Flynn.
Low-heeled shoes and a flash
light are required equipment for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Edward Hu+chenreu+her Weds

Word has just been received from Norfolk Va, of the
marriage of Janet Clement of Mantouac Wis., and Edward
Hutchenreuther of Crosse Pointe
The ceremony find, took place August 81 in Christ
Episcopal Church and performed by the chaplain of the
United States Navy ship which the bridegroom is
toned a frst-class
Their engagement, you'll recall, announced in June
shortly after Edward returned from overseas.
The couple will make their home, for the present In
Norfolk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Approach Of School Days Recalls
Flint Vdcationers From Far and Near

the treasure hunt to be conducted
at Atlas Valley Country Club on
Monday following the s p. m.
dinner. Dinner reservations were
handled by Mrs. Robert o. Art
ner. Mrs. Robert II. Tremaine
and Mrs. c. d. French.
Returns From Trip
Among the Flint group enjoy
ing the holidays at the Rainbow
Club near Baldwin are Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry L. Eifefle.
Miss Janeal Griffis returns the
last of the coming week from an
extensive train trip that took
her to Los Angeles, Cal, San
Francisco, Vanc ouver. Lake
Louise and st. Paul. MINI. She
will resume her duties as execu-
tive secretary of the Girl Scouts.
Also back from a trip to the
East Coast are Mrs. Roy I. Mac
Arthur and son, Bruce, who
stopped in Ithaca, N. Y, to be
with her daughter and her hus-
band, Ensign and. Mrs. William
Darnton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Dykemas Return
After Labor Dav

MR.. AND MRS. RAYMOND
K. DYKEMA and their chiIdrcn.
Mary, Raymond Jr. and Jere. OF
Lakeland avenue. will return
from the Huron Mountain Club
after Labor Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Best Since 1923

So August has been the best
month that Harbor Point. Roar
ing Brook, Wequetonsing and
the Chicago Club have had since
1928. The cottages, clubs and
hotels have all been filled. II
has been a particularly happy
summer with family ties fully
appreciated and endearing.
The climax of the season for
the youngsters was Mon d Y
night when the awards and cups
we're given for outstanding
effort and achievement in the
various sports during the season.
Jane and Fred Fisher b o I h
won their blue fish II. p. (Har-
Dor Point) letters for swimming.
To Larry Bull went the red FISH
award and Suzette deKuyper.
Jimmie Joy and Sally Mitchell
won their yellow fish.
In diving Sandy Muir. Jane
Fisher, Richly Joy. Suzette de
Kuyper and Sally Mitchell all
won their emblems. For archery
the trophies went 10 Mary, Jane
and Walter Fisher, Larry Bull,
Richie and Susie Joy and Suzette
deKuyper.
Win Tennis Letters
The Fishers. Mary, Fred and
Walter, Sandy Muir, Gordon
Ford and Susie Joy all won
their tennis letters. The bad
minton championship was game
and game until the last when
Tom Carruthers defeated HOWE
Muir by a small margin. Sandy
Muir and Fred and Jane Fisher
won baseball medals.
Both the swimming and div
ing trophies were won by Jimmy
Joy. Larry Bull won the arch
cry cup. II. p. monograms were
awarded to six only as special
recognition for their good
craftsmanship and competitive
spirit. Sandy Muir and Jane
Fisher both received a mono
gram. Sailing awards went TO
Sandy and Jane, Fred. Chick
and Mary Fisher. It was impos-
sible TO award a craftsmanship
cup this year as it has been an
outstanding group of young
sters and it would have been
impossible to pick out any one
individual.
Gets Sailing Trophy
Jane Fisher, who sailed as
crew in the Marlin races with
Miggie Balch of Cincinnati,
came in fifth and was pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Proceeds TO Recreation Fund

All proceeds of the championship games will be given
the Detroit Navy Receaona Fund administered by Captain
Brodhead Of Naval Armory.
Champions both boys and girls from the corps areas OF
the United States years winners and tlehoders in
Mexico Puerto Rico and Canada Gas we'll as Derots recently
crowned titleholders) will compete
In addition to Honorary Chairman Mrs Brodhead and
IAaison Officer Gerry Marcoux the following officers have
been named:
Mrs Sid Erwin. chairman; Mrs. Charles Gitn publicity
head, and Mrs. Arthur McGraw treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Miss Marcoux Tells Of League

Formation of Ninth Naval District Navy League for
Women was announced Saturday by Miss Gerry Marcoux
(Miss United Navy. Mrs r. Thornton Brodhead
Is honorary chairman.
The purpose of the Navy League will be to assist the
United Navy any possible. Similar organ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Birmingham
Candidate
BIRMINGHAM, Sept. S.

DAIbnA4NSA1NAh, oCPt. c'
GENERAL parties were given
~ last weekend for men en-
tering the service and one of
the largest was the cocktail
party given Sunday afternoon by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Z. Middle
ton for Clark Pardee. who left
Monday for officers training
school.
Another party was given Sun
day evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Hart in HARMON
avenue by a group of. friends for
Maj. Loren T. Robinson who left
early in the week for training at
Miami Beach. A subscription
supper party in the Hart gar
den included the following
friends:
MEssRs AND MEsDAMEs
Waldo Z. Fellows George NJ. Dwelley
H Hos G. sR,p nsSIm.n S WiI q snain
Mrs. Joseph l.. Hardig and Mrs. Sterling
Saunders.
Enterfains at Tea
Jane Wilcox, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George d. Wilcox of
Suffield road, entertained at
large tea Monday afternoon in
honor of Nancy Dalton. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Dalton,
who are moving shortly to Hins-
dale, Ill. After croquet tourna-
ment in the garden, tea was
served at a table centered with
pink petunias in an aqua bowl,
with Joyce Crawford and Nancy
Holmes presiding at either end.
Each guest brought a snapshot
of herself to paste in a memory
book given by Jane to her guest
of honor.
Mrs. Courtney Allen Evans of
New York is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur f.
Ulrich. at their home on Dor
chester road, for a few weeks.
Returning From Coast
DR.. and Mrs. D. Fraser Nc
Donald of Bonnie Briar lane will
return home the middle of next
week from a trip to California.
Mrs. Carl Zuber and Mrs.
Hazel Morris Robson have
taken an apartment in Ann Ar
Dor for the winter.
An interesting approaching
wedding is that Of Rosemary
Stuart of Detroit to Harry
Stark Jr., which has been ten
tatively set for September 26.
Harry is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stark of Madison avenue
and is at present at officers
training school. Miss Stuart is
the niece of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Schoolcraft and has asked
Marie Purdy to be maid Of
honor.
Joy Stark, sister of the bride
groom-elect, will be bridesmaid
at the service which will take
place in st. GATHERINGS chapel
Betty Webb was hostess at a
luncheon Saturday and Septem-
Der 10 Betty Epson and Dorothy
Lane will give a linen shower
for Rosemary. Shirley Hazard
will give a dinner party Sep
TENDER S.