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Evening star., 1942-11-08
Of Personal Note in Capital
Mrs. Lyon Joins Husband at Miami:
Miss Hyman to Be Guesf at ShOu,e,.

Mrs. Arthur Lyon and her young
daughter Patricia have joined 1t.
Lyon at Miami Beach, where he is
stationed. Also at Miami Beach is
Mrs. Henry King.
Miss Lenore Hyman will be the
honor guest this afternoon at a
shower given for her at the home
OF Miss Rosyln Sarazer at the West
chester by a group of friends. The
engagement of Miss Hyman was re-
Gently announced.
Mrs. Albert Sigmund left Friday
for Charlotte, N. c., to spend sew
eral weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Carrie Schiff.
Mrs. Maurice Bandler of Deal,
N. j., has been in Washington the
past 10 days and has also been Wis
iting her son, 1t. Harris Reid, at
Camp George G. Meade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Lansburgh of
Baltimore and Mr. Lansburgh's sis
ter, Miss Irma Lansburgh, are spend
ing the week end in Washington.
Mr.. Louis Simon of the United
States Navy arrived Wednesday
from Pensacola to visit his mother,
Mrs. Morris Simon. He will leave
this evening for his new station at
Norfolk. Miss Jane Simon came
home from Penn Hall Junior Col
Aee to spend the week end with
them.
Mrs. Mark Bensinger and her
young son Jimmie left Thursday for
Portsmouth, Va, to join 1t. Ben
singer and to make their home. They
were the guests of Mrs. Milton Kron-
helm. jr., in Silver Spring for 10
days.
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel Goldman
have left Washington and gone to
North Carolina, where Capt. Gold
man Is stationed, to make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Brown, Mrs.
Pauline Augenstein and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Norwood returned
during the week from two weeks in
Atlantic City. Mrs. Augenstein and
Mrs. Norwood also visited in Cleve-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burnstein
are now residing at 1901 Davis place.
The Rev. and Mrs Norman Ger
stendelf have had as their guest
during the past week Mrs. Gersten-
fields mother, Mrs. Samuel Mund-
helm of New York.
Mrs. Sadie Nauheim of Neponset,
Long Island, is visiting her son and
daughter law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
dinand Nauheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gusky have
as their guest the formers sister,
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Betty Jean White
Becomes Bride
Of Mr.. Haggarty
Married Yesterday
In the Morning at
St. Matthews

Miss Betty Jean White and Mr..
William j. Haggarty, U. S. N. r.,
both of Seattle, WASH, were mar
ried yesterday morning In st. Mat
thew's Cathedral.
Miss White, daughter Of 1t. and
Mrs. D. F. Greiner Of Seattle, few
here from the Coast for her we'd
ding. Mr.. Haggarty is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Haggarty Of
Great Falls, Mont. He is now sta
toned in Washington.
Attended by Mrs. A. l.. Marek.
also of Seattle, the bride wore q
ginger dressmaker suit with access
sories of lime green. Her flowers
were green orchids. Mrs. Marek
wore dress of black sheer wool
with black accessories and a corsage
of yellow roses.
Mr.. Marek was the bridegroom's
best man.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was held at the May
flower Hotel, with the wedding party
and Mrs. Lillian R. Shenk attending.
After a wedding trip OF two weeks
in New York, Mr.. and Mrs Hag-
garty will make their home In
Arlington.
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Betty Runkles
Is to Marry
Ensign Leland

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r.
Runkles announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Betty Runkles, to Ensign Edward
Lyle Leland, U. S. N. R., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Leland
of Manhattan, Kans.
The wedding will take place
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock
in the Ninth Street Christian
Church.
Ensign Leland is a graduate
of Kansas State College. The
bride-elect is great grand
daughter Of the late Capt. Joseph
Thomas Hollingerger.
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Ensign, Mrs. Keyes
To Join Connallys

Senator and Mrs. Tom Connally
will be joined shortly by the latter's
son-in-law and daughter, Ensign
and Mrs. Arthur H. Keyes, jr., who
are expected to arrive this week or
early next week. 1t. Keyes, who
was q student at the Architectural
College at Harvard University, has
been at the Naval War College in
Newport since he entered the Navy
and will have duty and supplemental
study in Washington. Mrs. Keyes
formerly was Miss Lucille Sheppard,
daughter of the late Senator Morris
Sheppard. and, with Ensign Keyes,
will be with her mother and Senator
Connally until they find their own
living quarters.
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Nine. Soong Plans
Series of Parties

Nine. Soong. wife of the Chinese
Prime Minister, who remained in
Washington when the latter went
home to assume his new duties, was
hostess at luncheon last week. Mrs.
Cordell Hull, wife of the Secretary
of State, was the guest OF honor,
and the party was one of series
OF such fetes which Nine. Soong
has planned during the autumn
season. Wednesday she had a group
of guests lunching with her, when
among those from out of town was
Mrs. Henry w. Kaiser of Portland,
Greg.
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Mrs. Cordell Hull
Hostess at Tea

Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the Sec
retary of State, was hostess last
week, entertaining at tea the Presi-
dent OF the Philippines and Mrs.
Manuel Quezon, who are established
in their spacious apartment in the
Shoreham. The President and Mrs.
Quezon are planning to 60 west
for the winter months and probably
will spend some time in Arizona,
where the President will recuperate
from the illness from which he has
suffered since Pearl Harbor.
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Mrs Joseph Isaacs of Richmond,
who was joined for the week end by
Mr.. Isaacs and their son Allen.
Miss Peggy Schwartz is visiting
her family in Atlantic City for the
week end and spent yesterday in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Illch has returned
from visit with her son, Pvt. Gill
bert Illch, at Sioux Falls, S. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bendheim,
jr., have as their guest the latter's
mother, Mrs Bensivanger of Pitts
burgh.
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Wedding Notices

The Star sometimes receives
requests to print notices of
weddings that have taken place
as long as a week or more pre-
viously. Under ordinary cir
cumstances, The Star cannot
grant such requests. Notices
Of weddings must be received
by The Star in advance of or
on the date of the ceremony,
and must bear a signed author
ization.
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Supper to Be Given

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Shower will
entertain at supper this evening at
their home in Arlington, where their
guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Freeman of Vienna, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Barden of Arlington.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

ana II your halr
is sparce. EMILE
has q wonderful
collection Of Pin
h air piec e S.
CT us ter curls,
bangs, frizettes,
coronet braids-
pin on" hair
that will trans
form your Golf
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II EEP FIT-STAY SLIM

- 80 AOA r"-
ture, ;reduc-
/ n 6 a n d
body toning
courses, plus
S W e d ! S h
massage and
electric blan-
ket. P.S.-
Exercise, 7
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necticut Avenue. Each patron sits
In an individual high-chair and Is
served swiftly and efficiently by
counter messengers. THE TOP
FOUNDER is presided over by
those "three smart girls" Ray
Ricard. Margorie Booth and Jane
Armstrong. The hamburgers are
thick and huge and juicy-and 25c
each. Other delicious Top Rounder
specialties are a crisp green tossed
salad and a rich chocolate cake.
Open from II am. to a.m.-so go
for luncheon-for dinner-after the
show or party. Located west Of
Conn. Ave. at 1735 l. ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

lure IN q jifty. X there IS any
special piece you need. Emile has
it. II your own hair is scanty and
thin, he will suggest the correct
piece for you. Emile maintains a
special department for making and
manufacturing hair goods-and
cleaning and redressing wigs, trans
formations and hair pieces. 1921
CONN. AVE. Phone DIS. 3616.
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N>oAAAS OAlC vi
the mos t popular
spots for luncheon
and dinner and
wise hostesses avail
themselves of the at
tractive background
to entertain large
and small parties.
Those who desire
Evening star., 1942-11-08

more privacy for their entertaining
select one Of the many private
dining rooms-that accommodate
from IL to so persons and give
their luncheon, cocktail and dinner
parties there. 2400 18th ST. Phone
co. 1900.
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RO UNDER,
that amusing
ii t t lie spot
on L Street,
Just around
t h e corner
from m Con-
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Theatre Note

Every one Of the four stors
in THE Skin of Our Teeth"
which comes to the Notionol
tomorrow night, is head over
Evening star., 1942-11-08

WHen LQey
inweave or
r e W e a v e
y o u r
c l o t. h e S
that have
been tenn
p o r a rily
put out Of
commission
by m mot n
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(" An ADVENTURE IN THE
REALM OF GOOD
FOOD awaits you in the charming
dining room at HOTEL 24OO. It
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g EUR HEADLINE" If you've
any fur pieces, take
them into the SHOREHAM HAT
SHOP. select one of the charming
Evening star., 1942-11-08

IS CURIOSITY MAY HAVE
KILLED THE CAT.
but you'll exult over the curiosity
that draws you to THE TOP
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holes, cigaret burns and snags.
Invisible repairs on silks. woolens
and fine linens. 6l3 18th ST.
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s ;,sss t.:s': :ss; r. :
the new film
to celebrate Tallnlsh Bankhead.
the theatres port in the war,
hos knitted her way across the
country and back, using every
spare moment to grind out an
other sweater for the Army.
Florence Reeds war weapons
(ond they're sineuIorIy effee-
tive) ore not knitting needles,
but needles for sewing. She hos
devoted her time to the The
otre Wing Workroom teaching
many rookie needlewomen to
make speciol items like po-
per vests thot keep soiIors
worm and dissolve in woter).
Florence EIdridee, in privote
life, Mrs. Fredric March, hos
oppeored on mony Of the Treos-
ury Department broodcosts.
And in addition to his reg
uIor broodeosts for thot de-
pertinent, Fredrie March hos
been doing bond selling, be-
tween reheorsols. ond now be-
tween shows.
This oil hos added sienifi-
conee due to the foet thot the
outhor himself is now Copt.
Thornton Wilder Of the U. S.
Air Corps Intelligence.
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f" CHOW YOUR 1ND1v1DU-
ALITY" by having
your hats made for you alone
at MILLICENT'S "INDIVIDUAL."
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CURL HERE

I" A CURL HERE :, a roll
there!" It will make
all tho difference in the world If
you want to change your couture
Evening star., 1942-11-08

~ AAA
s T r E r T Is a
genius at correct
ing CO m plexion
faults - pimples,
brown and white
pigment patches,
eradicating sag
ging muscles and
eye uffin e SIS
with out plastic
surgery. II not
don't have to pay.
Thursdays, Friday
y. Re. 3477.
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machines and steam bath, 10 times,
SIS. 1429 r ST. MA. -7256, r
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A little fur hat
to match your
coat will do
wonders to your
wardrobe. And
all you need is
the piece Of fur.
M IL LdCENT'S
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$3.50 felt, velour or
fabric hats and
have one Of the
young ladies put
the fur on at q
small charge. They
also have a large
group Of sample
fur trimmed hats,
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her new ad-
d r e SIS, now
the Franklin
Bldg. (Suite
4 0 3 }, 4th
floor at 1929
F ST. Lower
overhead ex-
penses en-
able her to
sell her "one-
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$3.50. Also at the same prices are
sample and cancellation shoes by
other well-known manufacturers.
Sizes 3 to 10. Widths AAAA to G.
Open . am. to . pm. daily. Halt
block below Dupont Circle at 1923
CONN. AVE.
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you'd usually pay
for them. you can
get SAKS FIFTH
AVENUE "discon-
tinued" footwear at
great savings at
ROSS = SATURN.
only $5.95 and
$9.95-for hand
made shoes, regu-
larly from $685. to
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=" An OPTICAL ILLUSION"
The skillful methods
employed by the STELOS CON-
PANY will fool you many times
when they wm~rvyura
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~ e VI
war work.
7 q | Iuloh
B a n kheod,
" h o pIoys
T q II U | q h
Bonkheod in
"Stose Door
{ q n teen"
Al --, H.
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INDIVIDUAL" also remodel and
reblock out-moded hats into stun
ming new models. Open evenings
til .. zoos CONN. AVE. Phone
NJ. o602.
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of-a-kind" daytime and dinner
clothes for less, starting at $1495.
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!" MARY. MARY IS YOUR
SKIN CONTRARY?"
AxR GARDNER At HEADS QT r
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U IT'S GOOD TO FIND A
GOLD MINE, now and
then!" And you'll agree-when
you find JACQUELIN STORY-at
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make reserva-
tions now with
Mr.. A r t h u r,
major domo in
t h e PAL L
MALL ROOM
of the HOTEL
r A L E I G H.
Such fu n
and such a de-
1iol,ff,11 xf,oy tn
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JTVON35F IUI VI IIIIIIIeU 1IdVo,
HAT SHOP priced at only
$3.50. Located in
the Shoreham Hotel. Open til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

N DLESS THEIR SOLES" %,
for giving you so much
shoe beauty-at such reasonable
prices. For q fraction Of what
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-04

egg; add molasses, and add to
soaked crumbs. Add chocolate
and shortening mixture. Stir in
sifted dry ingredients and nuts.
Place in buttered top of double
boiler, cover, and steam over hot
water for one hour. Unmold.
Serve hot with whipped cream.
Coffee Nut Bread
Il Loaf
One and one-half cups sifted
whole wheat floud, "a cup sifted
all-purpose flour, 2 teaspoons
baking powder, IL teaspoon bak
ing soda, ga teaspoon salt, IL
cup sugar, IA cup chopped nuts,
"a cup buttermilk or sour milk,
ga cup leftover coffee.
Mix whole wheat and sifted
white flour with baking powder,
soda and salt, and sift again
Add sugar and nut meats and
mix we'll. Stir in buttermilk OF
sour milk and coffee. Blend
we'll. Bake in creased 8x4-inch
loaf pan in modern oven $3.50
deg. F. for about hour. Cool
before cutting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-04
7uet S peaking Of Salvage Drives =
Law How About Leftover Coffee?
AthIeticBanquet
Set for Sunday.

THE ANNUAL ATHLETIC
BANQUET of Eastern Zone Wal
Their League will be held at En-
manual Lutheran c hurc h at
Waldenburg on Sunday, Nov. 8
at 7 o'clock.
Speaker of the evening will
be George Hildner of Detroit.
Trophies for baseball and ping
pong awards will be given, with
Russell Deng Is POSTMASTER.
Martha Beyerlein Is chairman,
assisted by Helena Ahrens rs CO.
chairman.
The league met last evening
with William Dopp, president,
conducting the business. Vir-
ginia Hurttsam was appointed
membership chairman to sue
coed Leona Hurttgam, newly ap-
pointed Christian Service chair
man. Clarence Miller and How
ard Hurttgam were made honor
ary members.
Plans for Nov. IS topic study
date, and the Nov. 20 social were
made, and Leona Hurttgam an
nounced that Christmas gifts are
being mailed to boys in service.
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CONGRATULATIONS

MRS. JOHN JARCHOw Of IL
Lincoln avenue, whose birthday
anniversary occurs today, and
her son-in-law, Major Ralph
Garman, who is on foreign serv-
ice with the u. S. Army Air
Force.
ARDATH SUE MCKEE, daugh-
ter of Mr.. an6. Mrs. Paul w. Nc
kee. She is seven years old to-
day, and entertained the child
rem in her class ut . party at the
Wilson school this afternoon.
MIR. AND MRS. WALTER
DOVE of Garfield road, whose
third wedding anniversary Is to-
day.
MIR. AND MRS. LEMUEL
FREDERICK HAREM Of Algon-
&C, who are parents Of q son born
yesterday in st. Joseph's hospi-
tai.
CHARLES NORMAN NICO-
LAI, who L. three years old to-
day. He Is the son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Nicolai Of 80 Madi-
son avenue.
FRED VOL KENANT, "a
Wells street, upon his birthday
anniversary today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-04

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 4
up - Keep away from that
marriage altar, girls, if the boy
friend is headed for the Army,
advises DR.. Henry A. Bowman,
Stephens College Sociologist and
Marriage expert.
And if you are already mar
ried and your husband is tick
eted for khaki suit, this is no
time to start raising babies, he
asserts.
DR.. Bowman presented these
recommendations in an address
here yesterday to the State Par
ent Education Institute, and at
the same time attacked as un-
sound half q dozen prevalent ar
guments for war marriages"
DIVORCES TO SOAR
He drew fire on what he call
ed "grab-it-now-or-you-may-ne-
ver-get-it" pleasure attitude and
warned that the nations divorce
rate would soar because of hasty
marriages today.
when folks are confused
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-04
200 Register
at Blood Bank

TWO HUNDRED REGISTRA-
TIONS were taken at the Romeo
He'd Cross Blood Donor Clinic
held Monday in Romeo High
school gymnasium, under the
sponsorship of the Rotary and
Lions Clubs, 1t is announced to-
Aa9.
Those assisting were Mrs. Will
liam J. Bailey, Red Cross produc-
ton chairman; Mrs. Dean Smith,
Canteen; Mrs. A. M. Crawford
of Romeo and Mrs. j. L. Burley
of Almont, Volunteer Nurses.
Mrs. B. A. Monahan, Mrs.
Harold Gray and Mrs. Brewer
donated the services and cards
for transportation.
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MRS. WILLIAM KOEHLER Of
Moser place, whose birthday an
niversary is today. She and Mr..
Koehler are planning to leave
Friday for Adrian, to spend the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. w.
E. Slayton, and Mr.. Slayton.
RU TIL ELLEN ESCHEN-
BURG, whose 10th birthday was
Saturday. She entertained a
group of friends at q Hallowe' en-
party, at her home on Hall road.
TOM PAPAJOHN, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nick Papajohn Of
Washington avenue, whose 18th
birthday anniversary is today. In
celebration of the event, he will
entertain a group Of friends this
evening at his home.
ANN CROSS, who is nine
years. old today. Daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. william Townsend
Cross of Euclid avenue, she will
entertain a few little friends at
dinner this evening.
MR.. AND MRS. CARL
BLOOMQUIST Of Roseville, who
announce the arrival Of q son.
born Tuesday afternoon in st.
Joseph's hospital.
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Students
Plan Dance

A SEMI-FORMAL DANCE
open to all young people will be
held Friday, Nov. Is, under the
sponsorship of the Student Coun-
Gil of st. Mary's High school, it is
announced today.
Called the Fall Frolic, the
dance is to be headed by Ralph
Allor as chairman. His commit
tee includes Mary Ann Barry.
decorations; Marguerite Smith,
entertainment; and Robert Du-
prey, refreshments.
Dancing will be from 8 to I
o'clock in st. Mary's gymnasium.
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100 Attend
Dance

APPROXIMATELY 100 jun
ior hostesses and servicemen last
evening enjoyed another in the
series of dances which Jewish
Welfare Board sponsors on Tues
day evenings at the USO Club on
East Broadway.
Weldon PETE and his 14-piece
swing orchestra, with Don Whit
man % monologuist and special
entertainer, provided music and
entertainment, while Mrs. c. H.
Malbin and Mrs. Isaac Barnett
were chairman of the committee.
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Socio|ogist Warns Girls
Against War Weddings, Babies

about values they often revert
to a.: immature or primitive pat
tern of behaviour and this Is
what is happening with many
young people. Many marriages
are occurring on the basis OF
this pleasure philosophy. These
are the marriages that occur be-
cause of the war rather than In
spite of the war;" DR.. Bowman
asserted.
with all the pressure and
confusion it is easy for q man
facing military service to ration
alizC his needs. He feels that he
dces his utmost for his country
and therefore he deserves spe-
cial consideration, es pecially
from women. He may expect a
woman to make a patriotic ges-
ture in his direction by marry
ing or by lowering her standards
of conduct.
MARRIAGE NO HELP
Is marriage q boost to q fight
ing mans morale? DR.. Bowman
says NO" Certainly the pro-
ponents to this argument would
not suggest that single men have
nothing to fight for. We are not
fighting for personal things
alone. We are all in 1t and some
thing bigger than the individ-
uals is involved" he said.
The Sociologist also suggested
that marriage would reduce the
soldiers fighting ability, in that
1t makes him less single mind
ed" and tends to pull him
toward home.
BABIES ADD DIFFICULTY
Another argument against
war marriages Is the ever-pre-
sent possibility Of the couples
having q baby. II, ~ some say,
a baby gives a man more TO
fight for. why is it that the gov
eminent, seeking not sentiment
but an efficient army, is 50 re-
luctant to take fathers? Some
women will even argue they
would like to have a baby before
the husband goes to war 80 that,
II he fails to return, they will
have the baby to remember him
by. 1t is difficult to imagine q
more shortsighted point Of
view," DR.. Bowman concluded.
JACQUELINE JOHN will
spend the weekend with friends
in Ann Arbor attending the
Northumberland game Satur-
day.
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WESLEYAN LEAGUE Plans Fall Fashion Show at Methodist Chuc
Weddinq is Revealed

MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS p.
McCASEY of Detroit, form r
residents of Mount Clemens and
Macomb County, announce the
marriage of their daughter Bet
~ to Tech. Sergt. John Clark.
who is stationed on army duty in
Boston, Mass.
The wedding took place at
Holy Family Catholic Church in
New York City on Oct. 25 at
2:30 o'clock. with the Rev FIR.
M. E. Yeager reading the serv-
ice.
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Mrs. JIG. Jackson Named
Head of Nov. II Event

Tickets were distributed to the
40 members at the meeting last
evening, at the home of Mrs.
Claude Copeland. Mrs. Jackson
will announce her complete COM
mittees and further plans at a
later date.
Money for Red Cross kits for
overseas service men was coll
lected at the meeting, which was
presided over by Mrs. Ford
Swiney, in the absence of the
president, Mrs. Rufus Reitzel.
Community singing, led by Mrs.
Earl Dittrich, accompanied by
Mrs. Walter Kruse, formed the
program.
MRS. o CAR KELOFHER
ming the members of her combi-
will entertain Thursday eve
nation dinner club.
FRANCIS SMITH, 1872 Cass
avenue, has returned from a
three weeks trip to Verlin, N. H.
and the White Mountains, where
he visited relatives and friends.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN Null
LIGAN OF Detroit were recent
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wondero.
DONALD COUGHLIN, son Of
Mrs. Emma Coughlin of South
Walnut street, is confined to his
home with q severe cold.
MRS. JOHN r. SHOOK will
entertain members of her dupli-
cate contract club ut luncheon
on Thursday.
MRS. ROY NICHOLSON has
invited members of her bridge
club for dessert luncheon and
cards Thursday afternoon.
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PLANS for a fashion show, to
which the public is cordially in
vited, were made last evening by
Wesleyan League of the Metho-
dist church.
The evening of Tuesday, Nov.
II, was set for the event, which
will take place in the church
parlors. Mrs. James c. Jackson
has accepted craftsmanship of the
event. Mrs. Kendall Walton is to
have charge of refreshments
which will follow the fashion
show, for which local merchants
will cooperate.