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men: Mr.. Lewis, delegate to diose-
san convention: alternate, Miss

men; Mr.. Lewis, delegate to diose-
san convention: alternate, Miss
Ross.
Washington Parish-Christ Church,
Charles o. Millar, senior warden !;
1t. Comdr. A. L. Peterson, Junior
Warden; William G. Evans, regis
trar: ]. Frank Scott, treasurer; Mr..
Millar, 1t. Comdr. Peterson, Mr.
Evans, Mr.. Scott, Harry r. Wood,
H.. Edward Riecks, Malcolm White
and Charles Grims, vestrymen; Mr..
Scott, delegate to diocesan conven-
ton; Mr.. Evans, alternate.
Church Of Our Savior.
Daniel Sawyer, senior warden;
George A. Gather, junior warden;
William H. Mailman, registrar;
Vern E. Hill, treasurer; Maynard M
Hanson, assistant treasurer; Mr.
Sawyer, associate treasurer: Charles
r. Allen, Alton S. Boswell, Raymond
L. Ferguson, Mr.. Hallman, Mr.. Han
son, Mr.. Hill, K. K. Parker, R. L.
Sartain, vestrymen; John H. Ledger
delegate to diocesan convention;
MI. ferguson, alternate.
Grace (Silver Spring..
Frederick F. Weston, senior ward
en-; Joseph R. Griffin, junior ward
en-; Howard P. Bailey, Gayle For
caid, Daniel P. Graham, Samuel C
McCeney, 1t. Comdr. H. Decatur
Rice, Eugene M. Thore, Evarts J.
Wagg and F. Walter Weiser, vestry-
men; Mr.. Bailey, registrar; Mr.
Thore, treasurer; Mr.. Graham, dele
gate to diocesan convention; Mrs. A
B. Clarke, alternate; 1t. Comdr
Rice, delegate to northern convoca-
ton; Mrs. Clarke, alternate delegate
to northern convocation.
Prince Georges Parish (Rockville).
Edward L. Stock, senior warden;
Maj. David Belts, junior warden
Rowan F. Erb, v. c. Wilson, Arthur
P. Thompson, David S. Shriber
Thomas M. Anderson, r. X. Waters
Charles w. Nicol and George Brew
er, vestrymen; George Brewer, reg
1strar; Mr.. Erb, treasurer; Mr.. Stock
delegate to the convention; Mr.
Brewer, alternate delegate.
st. Johns Lafayette Square).
Justice Owen j. Roberts, senior
warden; Admiral Horatio G. Gillmor
junior warden; John o. Henderson
registrar; the American Security and
trust Co., treasurer; Rev. Howard
A. johnson, superintendent of Sun
DAY school; Marcy L. Sperry, Cole
man Jennings, William w. Mackall
Jr.; Edward r. Finkensteadt, David
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! max Wells, delegates to diocesan
convention, and Admiral H. G.
Mamet, George Wells, G. w. Cham
berlain, alternates.
st. Mary's Parish.
S. E. Compton, senior warden; j
Edmund Brown, junior warden;
Leon S. Turner, registrar; Julia E
Davis. treasurer; Melton E. Harris
Charles Perritt, Sydney Washing
ton, M. H. Ferguson, Cleon Lewis
Matte Shipper, vestrymen; Miss
Pearl H. Denny, delegate, and Mary
T. Latimore, alternate.
Christ, Georgetown.
S. Percy Thompson, senior warden
N. Worthington Dorsey, Junior ward
en-; Jaquelin A. Marshall, treasurer;
Spencer Gordon, 1t. Lewis Mackall
jr.; Edward Burrows, DR.. Robert S.
Beale, Roger M. Stuart, Basil D.
Boteler, Jaquelin A. Marshall and
1t. Douglas D. Hall, vestrymen; N
Worthington Dorsey, delegate, and
Basil D. Boteler, alternate.
All Saints, Chevy Chase, d. C..
Kenneth S. Barry and A. H
Bowie, wardens; George w. Dalzell
registrar; j. Eliot Moran, treas
urer; z. D. Blackstone, Ward T.
Bower, j. Slater Davidson, F. D.
Gwynn, r. j. Potbury, F. Irwin Ray
William M. Steuart and Lester G
Wilson, vestrymen; Thomas E. Rob-
ertson, delegate to diocesan con-
vention, and William M. Steuart
alternate delegate.
st. George.
Charles Pack, registrar; Roland
A. Barnes, treasurer; Herbert Nicols
school superintendent; Roland A.
Barnes, A. B. w. Blanchard, James
r. Early, Joseph Evans, Thomas
Heggaus, Herbert Nichols, Charles
Pack, Sterling Pierce and William
Whitaker, vestrymen; Joseph Evans
delegate to diocesan convention
| and Mrs. Henrietta j. Harris, dele
gate alternate.
All Souls.
Louis S. Greene, senior warden:
OAoAA NJ oil AiSS, Ju111O1 Wdl OCkl, "A, r.
Miller, treasurer; Richard A. Ford,
registrar; W. H. Waters, jr., assist
ant, H. c. Bangs, William p. Mac
Cracker, jr.; S. Jay McCathran, c.
H. Pope, John w. Burke, Walter M.
Gilbert, j. Rupert Mohler and Col.
Robert Sterrett, vestrymen; Mr..
Birney, delegate, and Mr.. Greene,
alternate.
st. Paurs, Rock Creek Parish.
Charles Miller, senior warden: I.
Jones Parker, junior warden; j. Fred
Parsons, registrar; C.. L. Pickens,
treasurer; Frank Stewart, Clark
Brown, Lewis Payne, Lewis Miller
George Evans, Lloyd Abbott, Harry
Slye, Charles Miller, I. Jones Parker,
j. Fred Parsons, vestrymen; j. Fred
Parsons, I. Jones Parker, delegates;
Frank Steuart, George Evans, alter
mates.
st. Paul's, 917 23d Street NV.
William B. Sinnott, senior warden;
Wales H. Jack, Junior warden; Wales
H. Jack, treasurer; Henry w. Starr,
registrar; William B. Sinnott, DR..
| M. P. Eslin, 1t. Lamar D. Munroe,
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Jerome j. Sutherin, Col. Francis A.
Englehart, Col. Harry ]. Cunning
ham, Henry w. Starr, vestrymen;
Dean B. Thomas, Wales H. Jack
delegates; NJ. H. Janney, w. Paul
Sweet, alternates.
Emanuel Church, Anacostia Parish.
James Larsen, senior warden;
Quentin Clark, junior warden; Loren
Clark, registrar; John Cook, treasu-
rer; Ray Acton, assistant treasurer;
Quentin Clark, delegate: Melvin
Mitchell, alternate, and Paul Cad
dington and j. Paul Green. vestry-
men.
Grace Church, Southwest Branch.
William H. NATION, senior ward
IN; william w, Carney, junior ward
en-; Harry c. Talbert. registrar; M. r
Latimer. treasurer; J. Harrison Car
ter, Frank E. Walker, william H.
NATION, William w. Carnay, Harry
C. Talbert, M. r. Latimer, vestry-
men; Harry Talbert, delegate; J.
Harrison Carter, alternate.
Chapel Of the Atonement.
John F. Collins, senior warden;
L. T. Williams, Junior warden; c. D
Arnett, treasurer, L. E. Cullen, reg
istrar, and w. Mills, Mr.. Arnett, DR.
w. K. Collins, L. r. Williams, l.. A
Williams, Enoch Stewart, Mr.. Col
Inns, Mr.. Cullen, Robert Hamilton,
Thomas Burrell, w. H. Nichols, YES
trymen; Mr.. Cullen, delegate, and
Mrs. Arnett, alternate.
St. Columba's.
DIR. A. Nelson Sayre, senior ward
en-; Winthrop Johns, junior warden
Earl E. Eisenhart, registrar; George
M. Carpenter, treasurer; John Beck
err, George T. Black, Carl S. Cragoe,
Charles A. Fletcher, Frank B. Ger
mon, William S. Green, Joseph Hop
kinson, Homer F. johnson, vestry-
men; A. F. e. Horn, delegate; Homer
F. johnson, alternate.
st. Stephen and the Incarnation.
j. c. Williams, senior warden
emeritus; Lynch Luquer, senior war
den; Rolla P. Currie, junior warden
and registrar; DR.. Robert M. Charles
Mrs. Harry o. Cutting, E. S. Dawson
F. A. Dawson, G. s. Forbes, Dr.
Donald Glew, A. c. Houghton, also
treasurer, and H. U. Milne; Mr.
Luquer, delegate; DR.. Charles, al
ternate.
st. Johns, Georgetown.
George L. Nicolson, senior warden;
Henry w. Offutt, junior warden
Goodwin Ordway, treasurer: William
M. Bell, registrar; John w. Cham
bers, James Berrall, j.. Bernard
Wyckoff, Mr.. Ordway, Russell A.
Hilleary, Robert Melvin Dowden
william M. Beall. Fred H. Cults,
vestrymen; Goodwin Ordway, dele
gate, and John w. Chambers, al
ternate.
st. Margaret's.
Harry K. Boss, senior warden:
Charles H. lie Fevre, junior warden
Ernest w. Greene, treasurer; Ben
jamin S. Foster, registrar; DR.. Hugh
J. Davis, David B. Karrick, Mar
shall o. Leighton and DR.. j. French
Simpson, vestrymen; Christopher w
Nickless, delegate, and Ernest W.
Greene, alternate.
Grace tGeorget0wn).
Fulton Lewis, ST., senior warden ;
Charles F. Huntington, junior war
den; Mrs. Rose B. Mitchell, treas
urer; w. Paul Hart. registrar; Miss
Phebe A. Ross, mission treasurer;
Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Ross. Mrs. Neva
Scheer. Arthur Bromley, Grover
Burrows, w. Paul Hart, Richard
Hart and Carl Baumann. vestrv-
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Mrs. r. s. McLendon, secretary
treasurer; Mrs. Pauline Mitchell,
Mrs. Nettie Crawford, Mrs. Jessie
Frye, Mrs. Minnie Wright, Mrs.
sClaudine Scott and Norris Scott,
vestrymen; Mr.. Joy. delegate to the
diocesan convention. Mr.. McLen-
don, alternate.
st. Luke's (Bladensburg).
Judge Alfred D. Bailey, senior
warden; John b. Alsop, junior
warden: Andrew r. Gasch, treas
urer; Milton E.. Poole, registrar;
Wallace Littleford, SRI Dudley M.
Taylor, Andrew G. Gasch, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Fell, vestrymen;; Judge Bailey,
delegate; Mrs. Fell, alternate.
b Church Of the Ascension, Silver
Spring.
William E. Perry, senior warden;
Charles E. Leizear, junior warden;
Clarence E. Whitmore, registrar;
Russell E. Mills, treasurer; Daniel
w. Bowie, Lloyd T. Clark, William
E. Lonsway, Henry A. Lyon, Will
liam r. Enyeart, Don j. Shanklin,
ivestrymen; Mr.. Bowie, delegate; Mr..
Lonsway, alternate.
st. Johns, Beltsville, and St. Marks,
@ Falkland.
. Maj. Gen. e. T. Conley, senior
warden; Richard Broaden, junior
warden; Alfred Lee, registrar; Eu-
gene Ramer, treasurer; Mr.. Brea-
den, ]. A. CLANCY, Gen. Conley, E.
E. Emerson, Capt John Huebsch,
Willard NARROW, william McCeney
and Mr.. Ramer, vestrymen.
st. Johns, Mount Rainier.
Harry Boswell, treasurer; Leonard
Negus, registrar; D. E. Hahn, Leon
ard Heslop, James Hammond, Rob-
ert MacCallum, Phillip Russell, Bur-
ton Moore and Charles R. Rosen-
berger, vestrymen; Mr.. Heslop, del
egate to the diocesan convention;
Mr.. Boswell, alternate.
Calvary Church Washington.
William j. wilkins, senior war
den; William Thompson, junior
warden; Edward Smith, treasurer;
Alphonso Williamson, registrar;
Charles Williams, DR.. Charles
Parker, John Pinkett, Mr.. Smith
Walter Stewart, Mr.. Williamson
S. N. Landers, George G. jefferson
vestrymen; Mr.. Jefferson, delegate;
Mr.. Williams, alternate.
st. Agnes.
David Fletcher, senior warden;
Charles F. Mullen. Junior warden;
Mr.. Fletcher, Bryan Nicholson, Ben
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-04-27
leohy Among New Nestrymen
Chosen to Serve at st. Thomas
Prominent Figures in Public Life Honored
In Annual Elections Of Episcopal Churches

Admiral William D. Leahy, Presi-
dent Roosevelt's personal chief OF
staff; Edward B. Close, former YES
tryman at the American Cathedral
in Paris, and John H. Davidson were
elected vestrymen of st. Thomas
Church last night as Episcopal
churches throughout the city held
their annual elections.
At st. Johns, Church of the
Presidents" Lafayette Square, Su-
preme Court Justice Owen J. Rob-
erts was reelected senior warden
and Admiral Horatio G. Gillmo1
was chosen junior warden.
Few new names appeared on the
list Of officers for the year as most
incumbent officers retained their
posts. All churches did not hold
elections, putting them off until a
later date. st. James Church, 224
Eighth street NE, will hold its
election Sunday.
Results of elections in other
churches were as follows:
Epiphany.
Charles F. Wilson, senior warden;
DR.. Harry HURT, junior warden;
Richard Stands, registrar; H. R.
Dulany, jr, treasurer; Mr.. Dulany
Mr.. Stands, Charles F. Roberts
Richard Wilmer, DR.. John Minor
Richard w. Hynson, vestrymen; Mr.
Roberts, DR.. HURT and Mr.. Stands
delegates to the diocesan conven-
ton, and Harrison Parkman, Mr..
Hynson and Mr.. Dulany, alternates
TRANSPORTATION.
Norman E. Ryon, senior warden;
Ulysses Butler, junior warden; Ro-
land N. jefferson, registrar; Lloyd
T. Cox, treasurer; William c. Bow
man, jr.; Reuben Ford, Herman j
Galloway, William ]. Erskine, John
G. STACK and Ernest T. Walker
vestrymen; Mr.. STACK; delegate to
diocesan convention, and Mr.. Butler
alternate.
st. Marks.
Morris E. NARROW, senior warden;
Sherman w. Frazier, junior warden;
Henry P. Blair, Leonard M. Coster
w. e. Frazier, Ralph L. Harris
Charles l.. Hutchinson, David E. Nc
Coy, E. Taylor Papson, John N
Robertson, vestrymen.
Ascension.
Frederick S. Tyler, senior warden;
Robert B. Riley, jr., junior warden;
Jesse G. Watts, registrar; John w
Tallentire, treasurer; Robert B
Riley, jr, assistant; Mr.. Watts
Roane A. Clary, David S. Davidson
H. Wolcott Fenner, John r. Moss
Charles E. Phelps, Leslie C. Rucker
and Mr.. Tallentire, vestrymen; Mr.
Tyler, delegate to diocesan conven-
ton, and Mr.. Rucker, alternate
St. Adams.
Peter Bisset, senior warden: James
Ecklo6, junior warden; Randall
Buckingham, registrar; G. L. Mil
lard, treasurer; P. B. Fletcher, as
sistant treasurer; j. E. Eckloff, debt
treasurer; Albert w. Atwood, C. A,
Amman. william L. Browning
Frank Bell, George C. De Wilde, DR.
William L. Clark, William j. Father
r. v. Russell, vestrymen; w. S.
Bowan, Gen. G. B. Tyner, DR.. Low
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Coffee stamp No. 70 now good! Lot Edwards
deep, Iusty flavor and protected freshness
help give you more good cups per pound
Your coffee stamps have greater value
when you buy freshly roasted, freshly
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This combination, high quality and pro-
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We do not casually say "try Edwards"
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that your coffee stamps cannot buy better,
richer, fresher coffee!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Entertain Before Play

Before the Saturday perform
ance of Papa Is All'' given by
the Village Players. dinners
we're given by Mr.. and Mrs. F..
a SChirmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
rien G. Ketchum and Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Grier.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Krec u
of Beverly Hills have announced
the marriage of their daughter,
Marietta. and Ensign James A.
,Tobey of Rye, n. Y, son of 1t.
Col. and Mrs. James Tobey, on
oct p. in Waukegan. Ill.
Tom Tucker, who is in the
VIZ training program at Dart
mouth College, has been home
on leave with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Tucker Jr. Of
Dorchester road.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Raymond
Twymann Of Pembroke road are
entertaining 40 guests at a Hal
loxaac, "a y-ty In their hofna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Ked Gross DIARY

MONDAY-Getting back TO Red Cross this morning is
like coming home after long tripyou glad to be
home Especially glad when you such delightful
Mrs. Douglas Donadcarrying with faith that is truly
inspratona Dr. Donald you know has been service for
months and is
TUESDAY-n you feel lonely and sorry for yourself
Just have talk with Mrs Paul WeadockNesta friends
who works four days week Home Service She will thrill
soul with Of what home service does for soldiers
and their families Loneliness feeds empty hours and yields
to crowded
WEDNESDAY-Mrs Richard Weber gives the
glowing of those fine business who sign
Ing for nurses aides And want to find Mrs Dean
Robinson-ook for her in MI. Webbers ofceshe is there
almost every day.
THURSDAY-Excting news! Mrs Sherman Fzsimons
has been made vice chairman of dietisn aides Welcome
you Mary Jo You will love working with Mrs Randall and
Mrs. Boydel.
FRIDAY-Speaking Of work-wish every could spend
hour in the packing deparmenand the Job that Mrs
Andy Happier and Louis Crouch packing
Labelling! Who said Americans soft? FANNY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Marine Sgt.
WedsOffcer
In Ferrn7ddIe

Sgt. Dorothy A. Van Pert
U. s. Marine Corps Women's
Reserve, and 1t. George 3.
Francis were married Monday
in the Baptist Church. Fern
dale. The Rev. c. +. Hamiltoa
performed the ceremony.
Sgt. Van Pelt, daughter Of MA
and Mrs. George c. Van Pelt OF
Catalpa Court Ferndale. has
been stationed here in Detroit
since last March. 1t. Francis of
Syracuse, ~. Y, has been ~
Camp Davis. ~. C.. and IL now
on his way 10 new station on
the West Coast.
The bride stepped out Of uni
form for the first time since en-
listing when she wore a wedding
dress Of white lace and mar
quisette. At the sweetheart
neckline. carrying out the sim
plicity Of the dress. was a single
strand Of pearls. Her veil was Of
finger-tip length OF tulle and
was held on by a Juliet cap set
with pearl orange blossoms.
She carried a bouquet of white
roses and bebe ehFysaHthe-
NUNS.
Miss Jeanne McMenemy was
her only attendant. Her gown
was OF powder blue marquiSette
with a sweetheart neckline and
long full sleeves fastened tightly
at the wrist. Her headdresS was
a short blue veil fastened on
with pink roses. A tiny gold
cameo AZ her neck completed
her outfit Her bouquet was
composed OF pink roses and
NUNS.
1t Francis brother. 1t,
Herbert A. Frsacis Of Fort Sill.
okla, was best man.
Sgt. Ruth LANCE Of Athol.
Mass. sang. accompanied by
Mrs Hamilton. wife of the min
ISter. on the organ.
The uShers were Marine Sgts.
g V. Emanuel and ~. j. Rad
hex Both men were in dress
uniform.
A reception was held in the
church After ti1E ceremony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
De Sale lectures
To Club on Art

ALBERT DE SALE Of the
+. L. Hudson studios will lee
ture on Raphael and Michael
Angelo before the Twentieth
Century Club Thursday at ais
in the Women's City Club. Mrs.
Harry c. Thatcher. chairman Of
the city art and design com
mjttee, will present the speaker.
Mrs. {. WeStlake Jones and
Mrs. George NJ. Read will pre-
side at the tea table. The
board meeting will be at 1890
p. m. followed by the monthly
business meeting 81 l D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
BIRMINGHAM. Oct 80

BIRMINGHAM. Oct 30.
ELIZA B T. I'll L r | G Fl
- RICHEY, daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. Craig Hamilton Richey
Of Arlington drive, and Sgt. Cor
don Edward Mcintyre, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Vance Mcintyre
Of Mason. Mich, were married
AZ $50 o'clock this evening in
81. James Church
Large white chrysanthemums
filled the altar vases and formed
a background in the chancel,
The bride wore a lovely classic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
INTRODUCING

Janice Alyne Kukkoa born Oct. s 1t. and Mrs
Wayne A. Kukkola phyllis Bauman}.
Susan Elizabeth Burgess -. born Oct. Il to Mr. and
Mrs David +. Burgess Marie Hawley).
Roberta Wilson born Oct 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
William Wilson Jr. Henrietta Barnes.
A son horn Oct IS Mr. and Mrs William j. Boyle
Helen McAlenl.
A born Oct. 81 to Mr. and Mrs. Granville
Anthony Morse Catherine Ann POWELL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Club TO Review
Lincoln S Wife

THE NOVEMBER meeting Of
the literature and drama di-
vision of the RoSedale Progress
sive Club will be held at 100
p. m. Thursday in the home Of
Mrs. Clacy McNary on Artisan
road. Mrs. John Stewart will
give a review Of the book. Mr..
Lincolns Wife" by Anne CAL
YER,
Mrs. r. {. Miller Jr. will give
a brief talk on current books.
Mrs. r. M. Van Duzer Jr. will
be in charge Of the social hour
following the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

ENIR da%s which were sh'lI'-
~ pated for then rest and
cuie, VIII long he remembered
Thy three Detroit couples as the
Vacation when they had ring
IFS, seats for royalty al play.
o Mr. and Mrs, Dwight Ed
wizards Of West McNichols road
4 had such good time al the
LHomestead in Hot Springs, Va.
Al Easter time this year. that
. they vowed 10 set up party
n and return IN the fall for a few
sdsys
: Without any persuasion a. all
H.theY- refunded Mr. and Airs
tnNiluam BigCerS OF La Sale
s.boulevard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Carse Of Argyle Ores
cent for their Jaunt recently.
T. When they arrived at the
Shotel they found II literally
okprinkled with celebrities. in
.cludinG the Duke and Duchess
aof Windsor With their royal en-
4 courage from the Bahamas.
N.America's dowager queen. Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. and the
'Archduke Otto Of Austria with
V'his companions.
Duchess Serves Self
b, The duchess. according TO re-
ports from the observant women
IN the party. was dressed In
her traditional Blue during
their entire stay. Most of her
ensembles were very simply
Tailored. almost severe. in fact
Her only concession 10 glamour,
apparently. were the striking
sapphire earrings she frequently
wore for dresS-up occasions.
+" For the convenience of the
quests and TO alleviate the
critical servant situation.
luncheon was served buffet
ttyle down in the casino, as
well as in the dining room. The
Vacauoners were delighted 10
watch the duchess juggling her
own tray debating along with
the rest of the guests an what
70 have for lunch each day
Three times thew 70 /, them
teives seated next TO the royal
fable-at which times the men
observed rather pointedly. that
the duchess was chief converse
zionist.
Mrs. Edwards has a lovely
bag with an extension strap 10
wear over her shoulder, but
being reluctant TO affect the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Strenuous Training

Mary is awaiting her call TO
Langley Field. Va. where she
will take her basic training,
which is just as strenuous as
that given the boys.
At the conclusion ot her
training she will take a rigid
physical examination and, if
passed. will be accepted for air
evacuation.
At any rate. Mary will be an
overseas army nurse and rs IN
for the emergency" and six
months after.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Lieeett Graduate

Before entering Johns Hop
kins she was graduated from
the u. of NJ. and before that
from Liggett.
She is a member of the Junior
League and Tau Beta
In her leisure hours she
enjoys playing bridge. riding
horseback, dancing, going TO
movies and plays and swim
ming. She is an excellent
swimmer.
Mary. however. is eagerly
awaiting her orders TO start her
basic training and get overseas.
Her third cousin. Sarah Clark
Smith, who trained with her at
Johns Hopkins and was gradu-
sted with her, has also signed
up for overseas duty, and they
will 60 together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Post-Deb
EnIists
In AEF
By MINNIE CAGE

.DOST-DEBUTANTE NJ AIRY
- MCCLURE, a recent gradu-
ate of Johns Hopkins Nurses
Training School, has enlisted as
an army nurse for overseas
duty and hopes 10 be accepted
for air evacuation.
The service wants girls who
have no fear in the air. Mary
has done a great deal Of flying
from coast 10 coast, and the
rougher il is the better she
likes IL.
Nor is she feaZed by the risk
Of having her plane shot down.
These planes, you know. are not
marked as ambulance planes.
They carry ammunition and
guns to the front and fly the
wounded from battlefelds 10
base hospitals.
Mary is afraid of only one
thing spiders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Elizabeth Leigh Richey,
Sgt. OordonM'|ntyre Wed

gown of blush slipper satin fash
Toned with fitted long-waisted
bodice with sweetheart neckline.
long fitted sleeves and a full
skirt which extended into a
short circular train.
A Juliet cap of matching ma
terial held in place a fingertip
veil and a cluster of white
pompom chrySanthemums were
caught at each temple.
Her bouquet was a sheaf Of
white roses, sweet peas and
pompon chrysanthemumS.
Miss Margaret Richey was
her sisters only attendant. She
wore a soft green taffeta frock
with calot OF rust satin and
carried an arnful Of rust chry-
Santhemums.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Loyalty Circle Meeting

LOYALTY CIRCLE OF TIE
KINGS DAUGHTERS will meet
Wednesday al u 80 p. m. in the
Boulevard Temple Methodist
Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Cercle Dromatique
To Meet tuesday

TIE RCLE DRAMA
T1QUE will meet Tuesday at
go p. m. in the Ingleside
Clubhouse. Mrs. A. N. Taylor
will read play. and Mrs.
Harry Braman will discuss the
technique. Mrs. Prosper d.
White will be hostess.