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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

proud ..flew-home- from
Texas -. Camp Hood. Ito see his
first born.
X X X
NANCY JENNISON was married
to HARRY CURTIS a couple Of
weeks ago.
SUE DODDS was all agog last
week planning a party for her
pretty little two year old daughter
&C.. CHRISTINE. II was her sec
ond birthday Last Wednesday
was the Gay.
MRS. BEN HENDERSON is in
the hospital as we go 10 press e..
suffering no end with impact wis
dom teeth.
y: X X
MARY MORGAN. who works at
the Michigan Unemployment Com
penSation commission will leave
this Saturday for Fort Devon, Mass.
where she will begin her basic
training as a WAC She wants
TO get into the physical education
field of the corps if possible.
god luck TO her
X X X
GOOD NEWS! go. TIM ROUTT
and JOSEPH PRATHER were
both promoted to first lieutenants
recently. Swell, HELEN Dill
LARD PRATHER is there at New
Port News, Va, where they are
stationed -. spending two months
with her husband and LIEUT.
ROUTT is to be father we are
told by intimates SO we con-
graduate him twice over.
X X X
Mr. AND MRS. DECK WATSON
.. He is a member of the INK
SPOTS the one who has been
so i'll here for the past four months)
zee. became the parents of fine baby
boy last week end. -. They are
living with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carmichael while in Detroit.
X X X
The FUTURE IOTA GIRLS en-
,er;ained several members OF IOTA
PHI LAMBDA sorority Ion last
Sunday evening at the home OF
REVEREND WILLIAMS on Alger
street
Members OF lota Phi present we're
Katherine Parker. Postella Gres-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

for the Penn Relays. and brought
his pretty sister back with him.
Virgil was a love to consent TO
model for us . Dear Eddie Lou
worked her fingers TO the bone
back stage. Virgil also stood in
the receiving line at the Snowden
Williams anniversary party Sun
day night.
LUCILLE CHAMBERS HOPSON
spent Easter in New York q. . says
shs went 10 Rev Clayton Powell's
church. and heard a fine service
Says the weatherman is doing
better work there trees are in
bloom. etc.
n \ \
We forgot 10 thank BEATRICE
ALLEN and the MARIAN AN
DERSON CHORUS. Just knew
we would do it,. 1t was so nice or
her TO come part OF her group
Gall the boys had agreed 10 APP
pear in benefit in Canada and
she had 70 do the job with just
the girls. and very sweetly too.
Il n X
Oh nv goodness. we almost forgot
Dear LA CLAIRE KNOX -. and
her clever kiddies. H. She had TO
rush off with them Immediately az
ter their performance at the fash
ion show. They were in the same
benefit show over in Canada.
\ \ 4
JAMES Z. FLINT. came home
from school At k.swreneeville, Va
..sbout ten days ago and was in
Quoted into the army. He is now
stationed st Camp Pickett, Va.
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Relatives Visited
Here Last Sunday

TrusCo, Mrs. f. Martin. Games were
played with prizes drawn from the
wishing well.
They were also entertained at
dinner by their aunt and uncle, Mr.,
and Mrs Sam Jones OF McDougal
avenue. From there they all went
10 the Club Congo. Mrs Lola Hol-
land had bon voyage dinner for
them and from her house they went
20 the station and left for a short
visi; with relatives in Chicago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

SGT. BILLY ALLEN was here
last week left Thursday night.
. He is 10 be transferred from -.
his post in Maryland somewhere
down South. he thinks.
CHARLES COLES JR. who Is
now a corporal. came home last
Wednesday. II was nice that he
was able 10 be here at the same
time as his cousin LIEUT.. STAN
TON HUNTON Charles is on his
way to officer candidate school.
Stanton was graduated from Ord
nance school al Aberdeen Mary
land just before he came home
looks mighty sharp in his pink
pants He is to leave for Mary
land today . Monday lis 10 be
stationed there
X X X
Another member OF the elan
EARL DAVIS 80. with the coast
guard down east viii be home
this week end Too bad he could
not have met his best pals Parties
galore were given for the boys.
\ X X
MARTHA BRADBY TANDY -.
will leave tomorrow for California
=. She viii join her husband there
and remain for two months How
ard is stationed out there.
X X *
You have perhaps heard by now
49,. that both MARGUERITE Nc
DAVID and LOTTIE LOVEJOY
have baby boys both OF them
born in Wayne hospital Msggies
came last Friday and Lotties on
Sunday.
Captain FELIX McDAVID the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
GADDINGS
GLADYS
YTIRAHc CLUB DOES S.R.o.
BUSINESS FOR FASHION SHOW

We proud that folk came in such droves to
the third edition Of. .YTIRAHC FASHION REVUES.
last Saturday night 1t is for such worthy THE
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY HOME. and it is good to know that
the public Is with
II good to all those familiar faces when the
curtain went Our face red. can bet when
found that the mcrophone working and there
had been talking for all of fifteen minutes. But 1t is
just Of those things that cannot control The
engineers working feverishy at the time, We are
glad Il not play anything that had to be heard
Thanks goodness 1T could be appreciated just by looking
1--WE do hope spoiled too much. for you and
you
We were SO perurbed about the ampifyng system that
we forget go details about the hat TO CADENCE
HINES victory dress which OF the sensational
highlghts OF the show.
1t supposed to be made like the helmet of Paas
Athenae. the goddess OF victory and very good
replica We think she deserves lot Of credit and also Mrs
Robinson who executed the design We told her and
did lot of Others that she should have copyrighted
We forgot to introduce the ladies from the Phyllis Wheat
ley home who sitting down the front OF the theatre
Wasn't little ROBERTSOLOMON cute in his little soldier
suit and what about. pretty little. BEVERLEY
SMITH and my little SHIRLEY JOHNSON and QUERIDA
HOLLAND. in fact thrilled and grateful to all
the participants LEROY SMITH and his orchestra.
the efficient committees who helped put it over
Special thanks MIR BYRD of the fur shop .Anns Furs
=. CHARLES COLE and HENRY FORSTER for donations
paims MRS. BOBBfE ANDERSON. for the beau=
tiful table and chair. which used for commen-
tatng
Special thanks and big orchid to each and every
OF the models and same to the members OF the armed
forces. .WAACs. and the OFFICERS from Selfridge
for helping in the impressive grand finale Hope have
not missed anyone.
PORTRAIT OF A LADY PLAYING THE TYPEWRITER
WASN'T it nice of VIRGIL TRENT SPAULDING to
model for She is Robinsons house guest
for most of this week down for short trip with her
brother handsome TEDDY TRENT who went to Philly
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

ham, R-beuisc- Grooms, Bonnie Mae
Thompson, Phyllis Dryden and
Billie Brooks.
* X X
The Future IotaS we're presented
by Mary Sellman. Lillian Mimms,
Grayce Olivet. Louise Johnson and
others Sandwiches and tea were
served after the business discus
sion.
X X X
Saw JOHNNIE MAE McCONNI-
CO and her fiance last week
end Her ring is beautiful and
they are to be married some time
in June She will make a pretty
bride.
THE HOWARD McNEALS OF
Pontiac supping fashionably. in
the Paradise Lounge she swathed
in silver fox
X X X
Also SENATOR AND MRS
DIGGS she is very enthusiastic
these days about her selling of
bonds and YWCA memberships
She has sold an amazing num-
Der of bonds for lone lady.
X X X
The Sphinx club of Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity arc planning
gala semi-formal affair on Sun
day. May g.. This will be their
fourteenth -. NU DESAKADESIS
it is TO be held at the LABOR
TEMPLE LEROY SMITH will
furnish the music
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
CLUB WELCOMES MEMBER

The Q 81. Study club met at the
home Of the president. Mrs Aida
Smith. 5l27 Vlnewood. After a
brief business meeting. a delicious
repast was served. The members
we're hapfy-to learn that Mrs. Jessie
Stanley is rapidly recovering and
viii be with us at our next meeting.
Mrs Aida Smith, president; Mrs.
Bertha Houchins. reporter.
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lrnlsh the music.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Soldiers Return
Home On FurlOugh

Thomas Holden Jr.. and Adolphus
Holden. both OF the U S. Army.
were in the city last week visiting
their aunt. Mrs. Mamie Brown and
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bessley
OF Klinger avenue.
Thomas who graduated from
Great Lakes last Tuesday is now
stationed in Boston as q gunner's
mate.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Visits Sister

Clinton Clark. 1908 w. Kirby took
a plane TO Dayton, Ohio. TO spend
the Easter holiday with his sister,
Mrs. Rice Brown and brother. We'll
don Clark. While there, he attend
ed Easter Day services al the Taber-
nacle Baptist church and on Friday
evening surprised his sister with a
birthday party. Mr.. Clark is popu-
lar in the social circle OF the city
and is an employee OF the City Hall
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

Nashville Zen route 10 her post at
Fort Monmouth N. j.. She is
chemist in the Signal corps. Miss
Whites mother Mrs. Jessie Brown
OF Chicago, joined her daughter
here and spent the week end with
her
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

And. - on Sunday. May 9 . The
Christian Mothers of Sacred Heart
church will present drama
entitled WOMEN IN THIS WAR
also fashions for the season
the show is TO be concentrated by
MISS VUNIES BARROW ...
THERESA CAVER, radio poet OF
Station CKLW -. and LA CLAIRE
KNOCKS dance group will appear
lit is 10 begin at 430 pm Rev.
Thomas J. Clynes is pastor OF the
church.
X X X
MRS QUEENIE MAE WILL
LIAMS. of Woodlawn avenue -.
was hostess TO her niece MISS
CLEMENTINE WHITE who came
here from visit TO her home in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Elizabeth Brooklo, 445 Mack
avenue, returned home this week
following a visit with her mother in
Bessemer, Ala, and friends in Bir-
mngham.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

Potatoes whose growth has been
stimulated by ethylene gas have been
found 10 contain increased percent
ages of Vitamin c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Quick Answers

1-Twenty-eight wars.
2-When the biddings are kept
open only while a set length
Of candle burns.
BIN 1898 the French Conven-
tion gave President Washing
ton the title of citizen.
4-March, aquamarine: April,
diamond; May, emerald; Oc-
tober, opal.
5-Office of Price Administra-
ton. War Manpower COM
mission. Office of Defense
Transportation.
6-Buchanan, fifteenth presi-
dent.
7-Malta. II has been bombed
over 5000 times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
PITFALLS
LOVE

L
LUCKILY THE position OF the
door was such that Miner could
not see me. / rose swiftly, put my
lips 10 Katharineis ear. said prison
fashion from the side OF my
mouth:
Keep them here until I como
back. Say I'm In the bedroom"
Then I hurried noiselessly
Through the bedroom door, which
tMilner could not see. and silently
closed II after me. / found Georges
standing by the table, on which he
had placed his cherry tart and
demi tasse.
Bring that chair into the
closet" said. too hurried 10 In.
clude "please," and he obeyed
without demur. Then I set
small book table in the closet
fat against the wall.
Bring your dessert and coffee
In here, and don't speak," ! said
very low, and he hurriedly
obeyed.
81 shall have 10 lock you In"
I explained in a whisper, land
i don't know for how long.
Sorry"
GREETs MANAGER
7 closed the door, locked II
pocketed the key, then saunterec
Into the living room 10 acknowl
edge with a smile the hotel man
ayers deferential greeting.
"Mrs. Graham" he said. II
am desoIated to have to break
In on YOU In this fashion, and
haven't time to make the proper
explanation"
"Mr. Miner. for reasons
which I will explain later" my
father said. wishes to go
through your bedroom and the
suite beyond, TO reach the hall
on the other side. You are WILL
Ing, are you not?"
"Of course" told him: "this
way, Mr.. Miner" and led the
way to the door. determined not
TO take my eyes from him until
he had left.
! saw him look sharply around
and as he passed the closet. witt
a clever pFeteHse OF stumbling
he caught at the door knob art
gave IL a surreptitious turn.
Thankful for my foresight.
watched him pull at the camou
haged door leading TO the mex
suite, which was also locked.
GEORGES RELEASED
Just turn the key" I sug-
gested. and he ebeyed. with
cryptic smile.
"You do not believe In well
coming intruders, see," he
said.
EMO, we distinctly dislike
them" I told him.
When he had gone through the
door I heard him talking &c
Adams, my fathers staunch aid
whom Miner believes TO be hi,
own man.
turned the key on Milnei
quickly, then unlocked the closet
and released Georges, beckonins
him back 10 the living room witt
I me and locking the door behinc
us.
T don't trust that man." I
said. ~but I salute his ingenuity.
He In perfectly capable Of get
ting down 70 that outside bal
cony and crawling In at the bed
room window"
II agree with you" my father
said. II gather that you saw
him try that closet door"
Indeed I did," told him.
81 shall have TO take steps
about that gentleman very
shortly" he said meditatively,
then spoke briskly.
Georges, you will have 20
hurry through your sfter-dinner
smoke, for when the walters
come for the dinner dishes, we
shall have TO lock you IN the
closet again. BY the way, daugh-
ter, that was q clever trick,
quickly executed. And now
please telephone room service TO
send for the tables and dishes ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Connolly Answers

1-ta) ST. John; (b) 81. Paul;
(c) Gabriel.
2-(G Alfred Tennyson, (b)
Daniel Detoe; (c) Hugh Wal
pole.
3-(a) Carmen" Bizet; (b)
"Lakme," Delibes; (c) Il
Pagliacci." Leoncavallo.
%(a) Italy; (b) Russia; (c)
Germany.
5-(a) Arizona; (b) Illinois; (c)
Iowa.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

The members are completing
arrangements foi their first
rush tea.
Grads Of Mackenzie High
School were invited TO an alumni
social, Saturday evening in the
school gymnasium, and much fun
was had by all.
Janet Kerr and June Dollar
were co-chairmen of the party.
K. T. f. Sorority gave a rush
tea recently In the home OF Ann
Henderson In Stratford road.
Among the rushees we're ST.
DOME Hainlin. Laura Higgins,
Marilyn Gwen and Carol Grant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Nu Iotd Kappa Fraternity Swing
Sc eduIed at Ionic empIe Friday

which will be furnished by CO.
eds. will have a corresponding
number, and thus the young men
will find their munching part
ners.
Committeeman include Kath-
crime Finney. reception; Ruth
Berg, decorations; Mary McLel-
Ian and Shirley Keagle, pub
licity; Mary Jane Kilcoyne and
Joan Joliat, refreshments.
Newly elected officers Of
Alpha Delta Chi are Patricia
Bingham, president; Elaine Hal
stead, vice president. and Donna
Forester, secretary and treas
urer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Bre akfast at Country Club

Following the ceremony wedding breakfast given
at the Waco Country Club.
Among those present Mr. and Mrs X. T Keller and
Sam Keller Of Detroit Miss Margaret Lenahan of Providence
r. J. sister of the bridegroom Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mitchell Mrs. Francis D. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs John F.
Shelly, all of Waco.
After brief wedding trip Lieutenant and Mrs Lenahan
will live in Fort Worth Lieutenant Lenahan stationed
Tarrant Field about 90 miles from
The wedding of Adena Wright daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wright Jr of Beverly road Crosse Pnine and
Ensign Robert King USNR of the Ralph B. Kings Of Van
on Pacn Ennrl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
MeCormicks in Mexico

Mr.. AND MRS. LAWRENCE
r. MCCORMICK plan to return
about the first of the week from
a several weeks stay in Mexico
CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

NU IOTA KAPPA fraternity
4 ' swing promises TO be quite
a party February 26 at the Ionic
Temple.
Jerome Grobbel. chairman,
will escort Patricia McPhall and
among the other dates will be
James Thompson and Jean BooS,
Glenn Skladzien and Joan Gable,
Joseph King and Cornelia Cakes,
Robert Bourke and Maureen
Donaldson. Frederick Lindbloom
and Amelia SaShe and John
Parent and Mickey Ryan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
USO Gives Dance

A formal dance was given Sat-
urday night at the island USO
headquarters. Mrs. Edward d.
Campbell was officer OF the day
and Mrs. Helen Pittman was
chairman, assisted by Mrs, Leslie
Weston. Mrs. Henry Hoch, Mrs.
Arthur Marsh and Miss Isabella
Swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Heide-
man had as their guests for din
ner Wednesday evening the Rev.
and Mrs. James F. McElroy,
Mrs. Ernest n. Stanton. Mrs.
Thomas Y. Leonard and William
NeviuS.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Davis re-
turned Tuesday morning after
passing several days in Boston.
Henry Stanton in East
Henry F. Stanton Is visiting
his daughter Nancy, who is a
student AZ Pine Manor. Welles-
Icy and the Rev. and Mrs. Roll
lin J. Fairbanks Of Lincoln,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald f.
Leggette left Saturday foN a
trip 10 California. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren s. Blau-
welt OF Ann Arbor spent last
weekend with their daughter,
Mrs. Ernest n. Stanton.
Capt John Hockey was home
on leave from Fort BENJAMIN
Harrison, On his return he ex-
poets 10 be transferred 10 Cali
fornia.
The Rev. and Mrs. James +.
McElory and their two children,
Helen and Jimmy. who have
been the guests ofthe Ernest n.
Stantons since their arrival on
the island, moved into the rec
tory Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Entertain Servicemen

University of Detroit goods
will entertain servicemen on the
MA4eAiehelS- campus T eortary 81 81,
when they will hold a USO
dance in the Florence Ryan
Auditorium.
Co-chairmen are Shirleyan
Gibbs and Ann Hughes.
The main part of the audito-
rum will be turned over 10 the
company and orchestra for dane
ing, while the smaller reception
room wifi be equipped with
tables for bridge games.
Refreshments will come in
boxes. with each man receiving
a number at the door. Each box,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Crosse lie
Card P drty
"Wednesday
CROSSE lie. Feb. 20.

OhOSSk lie, REQ, ~
THE evening division of st.
James Service League is
sponsoring a card party for
members and non m b r S
Wednesday in the parish house,
Table prizes and refreshments
have been arranged. Tables may
be reserved by calling Mrs. F.
A. Lundquist.
The Book Club of Crosse lie
meets Friday at the home of
Mrs, Ward Culver. Mrs. Will
liam Startling will review Our
Hearts We're Young and Gay" by
Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily
Kimbrough. Tea will be served.
Johnny GsrreIs Is 3
Helping Johnny Garrels cele-
brate his third birthday Friday
were Julie Thompson, Sally and
Lee Roderick, Tony Hall, Denny
Lowrie, Johnny Beauchamp,
Peggy Finley, Nancy Afford,
Jenny Fitzpatrick, Linda Croft,
Tommy O'Donnell, Tommy Pay
cite. Hugo Krave, Keith Droz,
Patrick O'Connor. Ann Wander
zee, Peter Waldeck and Joan
Marshall.
Members of the Berea Club /
met Monday for luncheon and
an afternoon of sewing at the
home Of Mrs. Roy Montgomery.
The Monday Bridge Club met
for luncheon and an afternoon
Of bridge at the home OF Mrs.
Herman Kramer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Bride S Sister-in--dw
Her Only Attendant;
w. Live in Fort Wort
A simple wedding Saturday morning in the
~ Church Of the Assumption in Waco, Texas, Helen
IN Keller, daughter of Mrs. c. g. Keller Of Detroit
4 " and Miami 3, ach am sister Of X. T, and sam
Keller, married TO 1t. j. Raymond Lenahan
United States Army, OF Providence r. The Rev FIR J. j.
Kearns ofhcated
Mrs Sam Keller her sistcrin-aws only attendant.
Helen chose street length frock of pearl crepe
made with draped skirt deep neckne and long sleeves
Her John Frederics hat dolie design Of white lace
flower medalons The gray. She carried
bouquet Of white orchids with pale yellow throats
Mrs. Keller in Navy Blue

Mrs Sam Keller street length dress OF navy blue
made simple lines and by collar and cuffs of
pale blue jersey trimmed with silver Psllettes
She topped with Hattie Carnegie hat, ofhe-face
style of navy blue pierced with lobster red quill.
Mrs c. B. Keller, who went from her winter home in
Miami Beach navy and light blue printed dress
and navy blue and hat Her flowers blue orchids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Post-Prom Breakfast

Delta Sigma ri fraternity at
the University of Detroit will
hold the traditional post-prom
breakfast March 5 after the j.
Prom. according to chairmen
Clifford OSsad and Robert Betko.
Saks Show Bar will take care
of the where to- Sat problem that
usually arises after the dance.
George Reno is the chief Of
the prom which will be held at
the Masonic Temple in the
Fountain Room, and the dress,
we might add, is strictly formal,
The gals OF Tau Sigma Phi
sorority have a touch Of Red
Cross in their heart. They re-
Gently contributed S25 10 the
fund and devote practically all
their time 10 the same cause.
Miss Delphine Prussian has
been elected an honorary men,
Der of the club, she is now at
tending lockwood Park School,
Jamaica PLANES, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

Continued on Page Four
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

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