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Evening star., 1943-03-03
F. {. Partridge, 81, Dies;
Served in Senate Briefly

Frank G. Partridge, 81, prominent
Vermont businessman. former Minis
ter to Venezuela and for short
time a United States Senator, died
at his home at Proctor, Vt, yester-
day, the Associated Press reported
Mr.. Partridge first came to Wash
ington in 1883 as secretary to Sec
retary of War Redfeld Proctor.
From then until his retirement from
public service in 1881, he held several
positions.
He is survived by his widow and
five children. Private services will
be held in Proctor tomorrow.
On December 3d. 1880, at the age
of SO, Mr. Partridge was appointed
by the Governor of Vermont to fill
vacancy in the Senate caused by
the death of Senator Frank L.
Greene. He served until a successor
was named at a special election the
following spring
He was appointed solicitor in the
State Department by President Har-
rison in 1890. remaining in this office
until he was named Minister to
Venezuela in 1898 He also served
for a time as Consul General at
Tangier.
Evening star., 1943-03-03
Funeral Services Today
For Joseph V. McNary

Funeral services for Joseph Vance
MCNary, 81, Of ia Park avenue
Takoma Park. Md, who died Mon
day of injuries suffered in an auto
mobile accident last Friday, were to
oe held at pm. today at the Hines
funeral home. Fourteenth and Har-
ward streets NV, followed by burial
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. McNary, a native of Burgetts-
town. Pa, came to the District in
1917 from Harrisburg. Pa. to serve as
a bridge engineer with the Bureau
Of Public Roads. He moved to
Takoma Park in 1921.
He is survived by two daughters
Miss Helen McNary of the Takoma
Park address and Mrs. John H
Wilkins, jr., of Washington; two
sons, J. William McNary of Lock
Haven. Pa, and 1t. John H. Nc
Nary, now on active service, and a
granddaughter.
Evening star., 1943-03-03
Archbishop 6erken Dies
OF Stroke in Santa Fe
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTA FE, N. Mex, March s.
Archbishop Rudolph A. Gerken OF
the Santa Fe Catholic archdiocese
died yesterday, few hours after he
had suffered a stroke.
DR.. Robert O. Brown, attending
physician. said death was caused by
cerebral thrombosis
Born at Dyersville, Iowa, March 7,
1887. he was educated at Pho Mono
College, Milwaukee, and St. Joseph S
College, Indiana. He was ordained
a priest in 1917. In 1927. he was
made bishop of the Amarillo Tex,
diocese, where he served until 1893
In that year he was installed as
archbishop of Santa Fe.
Evening star., 1943-03-03
In mrntrrtal,t

IL iEttERsoN, ,tiE LAFAYETTE. Sweet is the
neautliul nea, m, memory Of our dearly beloved
SON who passed away seventeen years ago
today, March 3. 1926.
son Srt AND Gd>, DAEGHTER, tJG SAMUEL s JEFF
MADDOX. CLARENCE H. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory Of our
dear father, CLARENCE II MADDOX, who
iett US five years ago today, March 8
~ But This they wipe out never
The memory OF those happy days
When We were all together
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. :.
MARfEY, ELNIN J. In sad but loving
remembrance of my husband and our ia
ther, ELVIN J. MARCEY, who passed away
Tour years ago today, March 3, 1899
Today recalls the memories
OF loved one gone to rest,
Ah9 nose who thnk of him today
YOUR LONELY WIFE, SALLY. i1L5 AND AND cHu.-
DREN.
MARTY. JOSEPH F.. JR, tBuTCHIp
sn5a 4 52nd mem2ry Of I 1qr deaT Little boy 20
passed on one year ago TO-DAY. March B.
Nothing can ever take away
The love our hearts hold dear;
Fond memories hnger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near
MOTHER AND FATHER.
In he graveyard softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies my dear baby brother
In his lonely. silent grave
SISTER, PATSY.
We tried so hard 70 save you
Our prayers were all IN vain,
This world would seem like Heaven
If We had YOU back again.
GRANDMOTHER, EDITH KANE
StDWARTH, LOIS u. In loving mem
ory Of my dear niece, LOIS D. SUDWARTH
who departed Hls life one year ago, March
3. 1912.
Sad and sudden was the call
For one so dearly loved by ALL
4 bitter grief and shock severe
1t was 10 part with one so dear
AUNT ANNIE.
Evening star., 1943-03-03
.Wi|liom A. Cole Dies;
Railroad ATTORNEY

BY the Associated Press.
CONCORD, N. H.. March 3.--Wil-
liam A. Cole, 55 general counsel for
the Boston & Maine Railroad, died
last night at the Margaret F.. Pills
bury General Hospital here after
collapsing at railway station en-
route to his home in Boston.
Mr.. Cole, who had been head of
the Boston & Names legal depart
ment since August, 1899, had come
here yesterday afternoon and ap-
peared at legislative hearing at
the statehouse.
A native of Kennebunk, Me-. he
attended schools there, and was
graduated from Harvard College in
1909 and from Harvard law school
in 1912.
Evening star., 1943-03-03
Colonel Puts Oft
His Claim for S2o9
Pay for so Years
Ev The Associated Press.

s'N VIZ th~>tt n tta iTSbt
TOPEKA. kans,, March s.
Fifty years ago, Col. J. w.
F. Hughes. then commanding
offlcer of the State Guard, was
tried for his refusal to carry out
orders and help the Populists
evict their political rivals from
the Kansas State House of Rep
reSentatlVeS.
Yesterday the State Senate
approved payment of $299 to
the colonel-his salary for the
period of his trial.
He had never before sub
mitted the claim because he had
not needed the money until
now, he said.
Evening star., 1943-03-03
In Mrntnrialtt

CHISHOLM SADIE T. In sad but low
lE llE Lemgmpfa4ge OF our wife and mother
SADIE T. CHISHOLM, who left US three
wears ago today March ,, 1890.
Coo IN HIS wisdom saw fit to take YOU
TO 1--we with HIM IN Heaven on high
We loved you, dear mother, and miss you
More and more as each Gav passes by
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND HUSBAND. .
HARPER, WILLIAM {. In sad and low
lh2 memory OF my Gear father, WILLIAM
{. HARPER. who passed away nine years
ago today. March 3, 1924
The work OF Gods almighty hand
Sends death INTO our home.
So that We might understand
That He Is God and God alone
HIS LONELY DAUGHTER. JESSIE NJ
HARPER
JOHNSON. CARRIE T. Sacred to the
memory Of our wl1e. mother. grandmother
and sister, CARRIE c JOHNSON, who
passed to the Great Beyond three years
ago today, March ,. 1910.
You We gone TO q beautiful country
Across the starry way
Where there no night, for all is bright
And saints are holding sway
Tls the beautiful land Of promise,
SO wonderful and far
For that isno we sigh, and by and by
We're gong 10 meet YOU there
JOSEPH AND LEON JOHNSON. HHDA
Fairfax. MARY V. BRAWNER AND
EDEANTE FREEMAN
Evening star., 1943-03-03
Garh nf Thanks

JACKSON. GRACE A. The family Of the
late GRACE A. JACKSON wish to thank
the Rev. Warren for his services, Miss
Beatrice Lawson and Prof williams for
the solos and the Branch Society of
for their kindness, expressions OF sympathy
and floral tributes THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1943-03-03
Dratha
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sis 4,s Ss1sh s 1saa tAStA iRENE n EsaPS$ aGs
Thomss ssoAea Aasn o ss Of n Nd d MT
Ed: Beihesds Nd Remains @ 1q resting 1D5Tssofe tSe
Bet Bethesda Chevy Chase funeral home OF
Notice of funeral later.
BAKER. RAYMOND R. On Tuesday.
RAYmoSp Rs1fh 194 RaKER e P1oydence Hosps
Ruby A Baker, father of RAYMOND R, ir,
arg Rirhard p Baker l son Of Ms Afy Baker
mains resting at Chambers funeral home.
81 LIN 81. sc, until Friday, March 5,
Services in ST Marks Episcopal Church.
and friends invited. Interment in Con-
BOSWELL. WILLIAM A. On Tuesday.
LIAM A. BOSWELL
Funeral on March at II am from
terment Rock Greek Cemetery.
BROWNE, sERGT. MAJ CHARLES H. On
asE cHaRFs Ff4fusfS r. BRoWNE l9a e s ssfs M G. Me- re
tired, OF aH5 Ineraham ST. NV, beloved
husband C Of Ella Nora Browne nee Pen
and Mrs. Millicent Mershon and brother of
Mrs. Matilda Clarke.
home, ,4s12 Georeia ave NV, on Thurs
rsnds f4s M1TGh n2ted at Inrmen K4og65 Rs9ss S
Nonal Cemetery.
Nso"SI muntsda nHakHs of H. le5snon SnS5" loGRe
q NJ. !:
" brother, CHARLES i. BROWNE.
JOHN M. RIECKS. Master.
CAMPBELL. J. FRANK. On Tuesday,
loved low husband Of r Fiors camp5eH and no
father Of Edwin N; and, F. Tracy Campbell;
pm. Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
CARVER. ANNIE TALBERT. On Mon
hs4 hsy neee Ms1'a o oancv ST. ANE saS AIBRT
CARVER, wife Of the late George Hart
Sosss SeF aad dausT Gtose Of hf TbeT f 5Eta II
the. late Harry G, Georee ". AND Edith
Ta.beTt caTpeqjer she MS is survived by by
and nephews.
Funeral from Lees funeral home, 4th st.
Interment, CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery. Rel
atives and friends invited. 3
CHALKLEY. ELEANOR BRECKINRInGE.
on g. EHANoR MfTea 8 fad & 4g4S
CHALKLEy: beloved mother Of Lyman
Chambers Georgetown funeral home
Services and interment in Lexington, Ky.
CONWAY, ALICE NJ. On Tuesday, March
=
ne, ALICE M CONWAY. beloved sister of
Nellie J; Conway and cousin of the late
Msgr. Albert Smith,
Funeral from her late residence on Sat
urday, March 6, at a:30 m; thence 10
st. Anthonys Church, where mass will be
offered at 10 I'm Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. 3
COTToMS. HORACE BUTLER On
Monday. March |: l243, at his residence,
Lignum, Va. HORACE BUTLER COTTOMS,
beloved father OF Mrs Mary E. Hurley of
Ills 1st st. NV.
Services at the Ebenezer Baptist Church
1nterment Lienum, Va.
CRAWFORD. CHARLES Z. On Tuesday,
March 2, 1943. at Sibley Hospital,
CHARLES E. CRAWFORD. beloved husband
Of Jessie c. CRAWFORD of Brooks ave,
GaitherSbure, Md.
Notice of funeral srransements later
DoNoHoE. TIMOTHY A. On Tuesday,
March ?. 19i3, at his residence, 3413 Wis
conSln ave. NV. TIMOTHY A. DONOHOE. |
beloved husband of Della Donohoe and
brother of John, Matthew and Miss Mary
Donohoe
Funeral from his late residence on Fri |
cav, March 5. at am; thence to St |
AIMS Church, where mass will be of |
fered at $50 m. Relatives and friends |
Invited to attend. Interment Mount Olivet |
Cemetery. 4 i
DONOHOE TIMOTHY The pne,,,
Evening star., 1943-03-03

JOHN +. Columbia lodge. No.
s.. I r. P. 0, f. Of W. is
hereb" notified of the funeral
OF Past Exalted Ruler JOHN T.
GENUS, from Miles Memorial
Church. Bra ST. between l. st.
and n Y. ave. nv, Friday,
March 3, 1919. al . pm. SeS-
sion OF sorrow ct the Els
Home. 3OI r. I. ave. NV,
March 3. st $40 pm.
MES Z ROSS Exalted Ruler,
Evening star., 1943-03-03
DONOHOE. TIMOTHY THE rne,,,.

, TIMOTHY A. The mem
bers of Spalding Council of
knights of Columbus are
hereby notified of the death
of Brother TIMOTHY A.
DONOHOE and are requested
to assemble at his late resi-
dence. 3413 Wisconsin ave.
NV, THURSDAY evening, March
tho "
Evening star., 1943-03-03

!, l943, at $50 IN, TO reclte the rosary
JAMES {, NAUGHToN. Grand knight;
JOHN M. TABLER. Fin. Sec.
FARRELL, JOHN D.. On Monday, March
john D. FARREIL, Beloved husband Of
Martha J. Farrell and father OF MIS-
Marisn mrI NoTton M ay,eE RaH9aFa ma5 vsrs 5sm
COT coffren en- ]. -Eti Edward Farrell, Harry E,
Everett r. and Lee 4 Farrell E..
neral home. 20o1 Nichols ave. Sc. on
Thursday, March 4. at, 1920 am. Rela-
,,iyes and friends invited. 1nterment Cedar
FOLEY, HAMILTON. On TUESDAY;
FozSalI Il ~: HAMnroN & II dsslfs{ TolEy IS e.
ave. NV, on Thursday. March 4, at $50
e chf hfe6s 2 Our MAS haay vii IF Ysofy ess
am. 1nterment private.
FRANKLIN. MARY. On Monday. March
nv MARY FRANkLIN Remains testing
Notice Of funeral later.
FGLD. CLARA G. On Monday, March
! 1919 e. her re55ds1ee Is0l caiyert st,
Isaac Fud, she also is uDyS Suryiyed BY TS her 9r
niece. Miss Daisy Joseph Remains rest
ing at the Bernard Danzanski q Son fd-
home on Thqrsdsy, March 4, TAT at II IL am
1nterment Aoas Israel Cemetery.
GENUS. JOHN FRANKLIN DoTE). On
Monday. March / 1943, at his residence
4l0 Rldge s.. NV, JOHN FRANKLIN
tDOTE1 GENUS, the loving husband of
Emma F, Genus: father of Lydia and Pres
ton Genus. brother OF MIS-, Jennie Jackson
Of Sterling. Va, and Richard =. Genus
tives and friends. Friends may call al his
late residence after . pm. Thursday
March 4.
Funeral Friday, March 3, at . pm
from Miles Memorial C. NJ. F. Church, 3rd
harmony Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-03-03

LEE CAMPBELIL, secretary.
HAMMOND. NlTa HOPE. On Tuesday
March ?, 1913, NITA HOPE HAMMOND OF
~ D st Sc, beloved wife Of Clarence ].
Hammond. mother Of Clifton. Hore Harold
Carolyn and Alfred Hammond Mrs Grace
r, Drain and Edgar II. Rlchardson: daugh-
ter OF William F. and the late Blanche s
Bessie Hope Johnson. two brothers Flovd
H and William H Hope. a grandson. Ron
friends
After noon Thursday, March 4. friends
may call at the Mcguire funeral home.
1920 9th St n ", where SERVICES Will be
held on FRIDAY. March = at ] pm. In
terment WoodIawn Cemetery.
HANBACK,. ANNIE s On Tuesday.
March 2 l%t3s a. her Tes,dence re II23 10th
Of Mrs Irene Wheeler Mrs Osie Branan,
Mrs Lettle Barrett and Clyde Hanback,
Fu1eariaj from EgG~ The reSidence q her daush-
Md, on Friday. March :, al . p N ReIa-
tIveS and friends invited Jnterment Glen
wood Cemetery. ArranFements by P. A
TaltavuD 4
HENRY tssI iososE sosErH Hrne o2 M9adsy March
b. wife. two stepchndren. f. her Two
brothers. three sisters and other relatives
and friends Remains may be viewed al
the Robinson funeral home 1912 4tk ST.
Funeral Thursday March 4, al 10 a N.
from Holy Redeemer Parish Friends IN
Vited- Interment Mount Olyel Cemetery.
HEssLINGER, MARGARET NJ. On Mon
HFss1NGER beloved sister iti'i Of MIS-. ii1 Bal "
bara Dorsey and Mrs Clara Walsh Re
mans resting at Chambers funeral home,
Mass at ST Mary's Catholic church. 5th
{1ends inylted. Jntermen, in s.. S. '' Mssy ss's s
Cemetery. /
Evening star., 1943-03-03

AUSTIN, LAURA IRENE On Wednes-
day, March 3. 1913, LAURA IRENE AUS
Tin beloved daughter of Mr. and MIS- J
Thomas. Austin of 1912 Old GEORGETOWN
ro.. Bethesda, Md. Remains resting at the
hesda Chevy Chase funeral home OF
VIM. Reuben Pumphrey
Evening star., 1943-04-25
l. RLAcKoUT

l. BLACK0UT Name
sepen objects needed in the
safety room in your home for
use during az, air raid.
A strong table, fashlight,
candles, books, games for chill
dren, fire-fighting equipment,
food that does not require re-
frigeration or cooking.
Mrs. W.E.P., albany, Ga.
z. H... If your soldier boy
,1rites that he's going oper to
the PIX to buy you gift, ctat
does he mean?
PIX stands for Post Exchange
- the Army store.
;. TERMS -. What is meant
by the term "enlisted men,?
Enlisted men are all privates
and mmissioned men in
the Army, whether they volun-
teered or were drafted.
4. PRISONERS To ul,at
use is it suggested that ice put
our prisoners of ,oar?
For farm labor. Britain
makes use of a large number of
prisoners in such work.
S. BAN .. Ho,c does the ban
on sporting an, npunition affect
the nations supply of meat?
1t is estimated that 25O, O,OOO,-
600 pounds of meat (rabbit,
deer, duck, etc. were shot in
1912 "a significant amount
when meat for civilians is re-
duced 40 to so per cent.
s. BULLETS The trail
bLozed by tracer bullets is Gre
ated by ,chat mineral?
BY ceIestite, a mineral for
merIy used in fireworks.
Pot. Il. H., Keeier Field, Miss.
7. RIVETS Guess ho,p
many parts are il, a large bomb
er plane; also ho,c many rirets.
About $50, 900 parts large and
small and over 700, 900 rivets.
8, INGENUITY. What are
made out Of the empty beer
cans discarded BY American
soldiers in Egypt
BY removing tops and adding
Evening star., 1943-04-25

handles, the WOmen's Emer-
gency Helpers Organization
converts them into cookbook
ing and long-wearing mugs for
hospital, trains and canteens.
9. SHOO! -. For ,cl,at is the
Air Corps "Mosquito Patrol''
used IL, the South Pacific?
Low-fying planes of the
mosquito patrol'' spray oil
over the swamplands, bringing
death to the mosquito larvae,
thus protecting our troops.
10. F1SHY Car, you name
any fish that are good sources
of giycerine?
Sardines and herring.
-J.D.M., Salina, Kansas
II. CONVERSION Hopare
some of our furniture manu-
facturers helping the rcar effort?
BY making parts for the new
giant plywood cargo-carrying
airplanes that will help solve
our transport problems.
IL. BURMA -. Why are mill
tary operations uirtually inn
possible in Burma from May
to October?
This is the rainy season.
l3. INFORMATION :. Hou
are the engineers in the control
room, of a battIeship informed
Of ,chat's going on in battle?
The ships supply officer
gives them a running account
by loudspeaker. (See page ~
IA. ROPE Why is n,,lon
rope often more useful to the
army thar. ordinary rope?
Nylon rope is elastic. One
use, for example, is in towing
gliders by transport planes.
Mrs. NJ. C., Birmingham, Ala.
NOTE: We will pay q in War
Savings Stamps for each question
and answer accepted for use in this
column. Proof must accompany
answer. Address: Tom Henry, THIS
WEEK, 24OO Craybar Building, 42O
Lexington Ave-, Now York, N. Y.
Unaccepted contributions cannot
be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

Clothes sfoy elean-Iookins longer
when they have that smooth Satina
finish. Dirt and dust don't become
50 imbedded in the fabric so they
Wasb more easily nest time!
Just Try Sofino onee-IN ANY KIND
OF STARCH-and you'll never make
up starch again without it! And, lis
ten! -. if you add Satina to your
starch, you can iron clothes 4UbiIe
they're still slightly damp! No need
to dry first and then sprinkle them.
Your grocer has Satina. A months
supply for only few pennies!
Evening star., 1943-04-25

One EffIe step that makes starched
ironing easier. add sATINA to your
starch .. {. any kind of starch any
method of making! Satina sends your
iron sailing along smoothly ). No
sticking! No dragging! And you
know that saves wear and tear on
precious fabrics too!
Evening star., 1943-04-25

"Aay friends are always asking
how l keep my three little girls
clothes looking so nice l say,
I do it with La France!' These
wonderful bluing flakes help
keep dresses that are gears old
looking fresh and bright"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Grandmother's Austrian China

USING AUSTRIAN china which had belonged to her
grandmother nile green damask abecloth and of
her artistic floral arrangements of delicate pink and
other flowers Mrs. Beesford Palmer achieved dinner table
IN the Civil War period which much admired
An ornate table with cleaning cut glass silver candeabra
and silver filled with red arranged by Mrs George
Couton, ypfed "the spirit of 1898
Mrs. Allan Shelden's table replica Of the
her wedding day in 19l4beng conferred with Johanna Hill
in large silver hanked by silver compoes and
laid with silver plates.
Contrasting with these formal dinner tables the
simple table Of today done by Mrs. David D. Dunlop laid
with runner, hand-woven mats, pewter candle holders
Gregory plates and cenerpece of fruit and cooru peppers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Shower for Miss Chickerinq

THE FIRST Of the prenupa parties for bdeelec Betsy
Chickerng who Oct 2. will be married John King
will be large dinner party and shower tomorrow
night to be by Martha Jane Berry and Pat Talbot
court. Crosse Ponte
Each has been asked to take "a pair of something
the hostess deeming that since Betsy is
All the members of Betsys class Liggett have been
invited. 90.
Others present will include Mrs William f. CHECKER
of Washington d. c. mother of the bride-elect Mrs
Frank j. Sladen nin Saden and Mrs Rowland Hill and
cousins of the bride-elect Mrs Ralph B. King
Betsys hance and Mrs Claude B. Talbot and Mrs Raymond
Berry, mothers Of the young hostesses....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
SodaIi+y Holds
Institute Here

MISS DOROTHY J WILL
MANN Of the National Sodality
Office in 81. Louis. is the in
Structor at the Sodality Insti-
tute, which opened Sunday at
the Book-CadIllac Hotel and
Will continue through Friday.
Miss Whitman IS the execu-
tive secretary of the women s
parish SodaliticS of the United
States. associate editor of the
Queens Work. author lee
turcr. president of the Catholic
Womcn'S College Club of ST.
Louis and vice president of the
National Catholic Rural Life
Conference
The nightly sessions Of the
Sodallty Institute begin at
7:45 in the English Room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
First Board Meeting Held

THOSE WHO attended the first board meeting Yesterday
delighted with the appearance of the little Office
which has been furnished entirely with articles from members
acs which have been refurbished with paint and
slip
The decor is in gray yellow and chartreuse. with
touches of red -.
Mrs. Dan Buell. presided. in the absence presi-
dent Mrs Francis Bouke who had been called SYRIA
cuse, y. Y. by the illness of her father.
Present Mrs. Carlton NJ Hgbie chairman the
Bloomfield Hills group Mrs Hunter Williams chairman of
the bulletin board committee Mrs Greene Feney Jr pres
dent of the Detroit League for the Handicapped Mrs Rich
ard Jackson chairman of education Mrs Thomas Little III
and Mrs John enness Newcomb the placement
committee Mrs Myron Merry. Mrs Henry Kohring
Helene Nichols who represented the Junior League Little Shop
Mrs. Edward S Evans Jr.. Mrs Harold Beatty and
Mrs Roy Chaplin J chairman of the Junior League Players
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Paul Revere TO Rive+er Maisie

TABLES. .REFLECTING the spirit of different periods
American history from the time of Paul Revere that
of Rosie the Riveer entered table setting contest
at the Womens City Club yesterday showed great artistry
and imagination on the part of competing members.
The the feature of the clubs last flower
of the Ii drew large crowd
Mrs II. H. Meyers of Bloomfield Hills and Miss Janet
Guys elaborated the Paul Revere period table which
set with antique candle holders said to have been made by the
famous siversmh, himself
Mrs Lawrence Sprague and Mrs George OFT did simple
table in the spirit of 1948'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Raglan Lide
Re-elec+s
7 Officers

MEMBERS OF Raglan Lide
Init No. l3 OF the American
Legion Auxiliary re elected
seven officers for the coming
season al a meeting in the
Colony Town Club Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ward Peck was named
president for another year.
Her first and second vice presi-
dents. Mrs Gordon MacEd-
wards and Mrs. r.. f.. Wcmp,
were reelected. The recording
secretary wal bc Mrs. Harold
Aarons. MIS-. Fred Nciman Will
be treasurer and Mrs. George
HerbSt IS TO be corresponding
secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Mrs. Henry Ford Attends

AMONG THE many who lunched at the club and then
went to the show Mrs Henry Ford and guests, Mrs
Allan Sheldon and Mrs Howard Freeman Smith Mrs John
Saley Mrs Willard Pope Mrs w. Bruce Howard and
her guest, Mrs Mason p Rumney. Mrs. S. Wells Utley
president of the City Club and her guests Mrs Raymond
Anderson, Mrs Carl Grawn and Mrs John Decker Mrs.
Benjamin Addison and guests Mrs Albert ONea and Mrs
George McCracken. Mrs. Frank Godie Mrs. Harry j.
Cupper and guests Mrs r. f. Cumming and Miss Mary
Mrs. Paul H. King. Mrs. Clarence Avery. Mrs.
George Slocum Mrs Carl Huyette who had from
Bloomfield Hills Mrs. Orison White Mrs. Benjamin
Lambert Mrs Leo Buzcl b.. Mrs. H. s Burngame and
her guest Mrs Dorothy Kemp Roosevelt Mrs Robert Beat
tie Mrs. j. II. Thompson and Mrs. Charles Story Mrs
Edgar Cooper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Others Renamed

Three other officers who Will
remain -t-t44ett-ro~ts fer an
other term are Mrs. William
Sheppard historian: Mrs.
George GledhIll, ScrEcant-at-
arms, and Mrs. w. ". Camp
bell, chaplain.
OF the executive committee,
Mrs. r. Marian Barker was
reelected. Others named 10
this committee were Mrs Don
aid Melville and Mrs. A. r.
Roberts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
District Delegates

Delegates to the district or
ganiZation. who Will meet
monthly at the Veterans Build
ing, are Mrs. Ralph Rosclle,
Mrs. William Sheppard, Mrs.
Clarence BocCkman and Mrs.
Henry Rchn.
Luncheon. served al long
tables conferred with arrange
mcntS OF vari-colorcd chrySan-
thcmumS, preceded the election.
Plans for the groups war work
activities Will be taken up at a
later meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Mrs. HiimeIhoch in East

MRS. NJ IIMELHOCH and
her daughter, Dorothy OF the
Whittier are spending a few
weeks In New York az the
Gotham Hotel.