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with black accessories and her
corsage was OF Talisman roses.
The music was furnished by Pvt.
Seiveit who played the process
sional on the field organ, which
was brought in from the Air Base
for the occasion.
Among the guests were 1t.
Col. Paul Adkins. Willow Run Air
Base, 1t. Col. and Mrs. Daniel N.
Casey, Mt. Clemens, Mich, and
sons, James and Daniel. Officers
OF the staff at the Ypsilanti Air
Base who attended we're: Capt, and
Mrs. Jasper Collins, Capt. Jesse
Franklin Holt, Capt. and Mrs. Nc
Cleod; Capt. and Mrs. John Ben
nett; Capt. and Mrs. John j..
Bean; Capt. and Mrs. Alben ].
Tava; Capt. and Mrs. Philip Wach-
tel; 1t and Mrs. Charles Peterson;
1t. Frederick Chamberlain; 1t. and
Mrs. Robert Burns, 1t. and Mrs.
Frederick Monsees.
Guests from out OF town Were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee A. Dickinson,
Hammond, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
II. Dickinson, Toledo, o; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scott. Flint; DR.. and
Mrs. C. S. Cavins, Detroit; Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Carver, Jr, Ann
Arbor; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schar-
ron, Ann Arbor; Miss X. Goodson,
Dearborn: Mrs. f. Bennett, Ma
honey City, Pa. =.
Among the Ypsilanti guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald l.. Fidler and
son, William, Mrs. John Paine, Sr.,
and brother and sister-in-law of
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Terrall. NJ. Sgt. Harold L. Terrall,
who has been serving in Iran for
eighteen months, was unable to
attend.
A reception was served imme-
diately following the ceremony at
which chicken salad. sandwiches.
coffee and ice cream were served.
The ice cream was beautifully
nodded in ladyslippers and we'd
ding rings. Miss Frances Young
poured and Miss Betty Elzinga as
sisted in serving the three TERED
wedding cake and refreshments.
The bride was formerly a teach
err at Grundy Center, Iowa, and the
groom, who attended Wesley Col
lege, Bloomington, Illinois, IS a
member of Phi Gamma Delta. Be-
fore his induction in the Army he
was store manager of Montgomery
Ward, Plainview, Texas.
The bride chose a travelling suit
OF dark green with brown Access
series and wore a corsage OF or
chids. The couple win be at home
at Is n. Summit ST.. after July 10.
Maj. and Mrs. David Blanford
and Misses Frances Young and
Betty Elsinga entertained at din
ner for the bridal couple a few
days before the ceremony.
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Rural Events
w On < SDAY

WEDNESDAY,
Saline
Guild OF St. Pauis Church en-
tertains Ladies' Aid at a picnic at
the park in afternoon.
THURSDAY
London
The W. s. c. S. meets at the
Painter home. Potluck dinner at
noon. Election Of officers
Pittsfield
The Pittsfeld Ladies' Aid Socie-
ty meets with Mrs Anna Munger,
2 o'clock.
Fraln's Lake
Frains Lake Home Nursing class
picnic. Potluck supper.
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Fine Points in Brdqe

lift above game is an invitation
to slam.
On slam bidding, here's a good
point to bear in mind-it will pay
you to take so per cent chance
of getting set in order to seek
small slam bonus, even at the risk
Of what appears a sure game. Just
figure It out for yourself, as to
what you gain or lose thereby.
But to go past small slam and bid
grand slam, which risks both the
game and the small slam pre-
MUM, logically calls upon you to
have about a 3 to 1 certainty OF
making 1t, so great Is the total
hazarded.
In the lower bidding, after your
partner has opened. you naturally
strain a bit to keep it open for
him because he may have nearly
game strength in his hand. But IL
the intervening opponent bids
then there Is no need to keep 1t
open unless you have pretty fair
strength to show. Hence. you
should have at least about four
supporting tricks II you raise your
partners declaration. with what
Is called free bid" after the op-
ponent's bid. and at least about a
couple Of high card tricks II you
bid something else. or else a good
four playing tricks Of your own
declaration.
II after your partners bid the
opponent doubles, you should not
bid IL you have real strength, but
should redouble with about as
good as an opening bid; pass with
about enough to have been a free
bid over an overcall, and then en-
ter the bidding later. and should
bid by either raising your partner
or naming something else only
when you have enough suit length
to make your bid safe enough and
sufficient weakness In high cards
to wish to shut out the next oppo-.
nent's response.
When the opponent at your left
opens II, and your partner passes
perhaps being a sound bidder who
will not make q foolishly weak
overcall--if the openers partner
then passes, you can keep the
bidding open, In the position
where II otherwise would end.
with a very moderate holding. II
can be either a double or q bid
with about an average hand, In
order to protect your partner
from having to make weak over
calls. The converse Is this-if
your partner opens and the oppo-
nent then overcalls. watch for n
chance to beat his head OF with
a penalty double of his low bid.
II you are loaded in his declara-
ton. Some of the biggest scores
come from that.
Tomorrow: Combative Bidding.
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LEARN BRIDGE FAST
37-Competitive Bidding

WHEN ONLY your side is bid
ding, you have just two detectives
try to get your side into the
most favorable declaration, the
best suit or No Trumps, and at
the height which will pay you the
greatest profits. That means. in
rubber bridge, that it will pay you
In the long run to reach out bit
to get into a game contract. so as
to get leg on the rubber In the
FIRST instance or capture the rub
Der game In the second.
You can ordinarily afford
good so per cent gamble to try
for game instead Of stopping a
trick shy. SO great is the value Of
the rubber premium.
Remember this - most hands
containing a fitting trump suit
between your holding and your
partners will produce an addi-
tional trick at the best trump
more surely than they will pro-
duce one less at No Trumps, even
with all suits stopped. But they
will not as a rule produce two
more tricks so often. Hence, a
major suit game. requiring only
ten tricks, is generally preferable
to a No Trump game contract.
which requires nine tricks. But a
No Trump game Is usually pref
cradle to a minor suit game con-
tract, which requires IL.
That principle applies only from
. scratch score. II you have a part
score, the various declarations
rank pretty nearly equal as TO
game possibilities.
But remembering the order Of
preference from a scoreless posi-:
ton. favor supporting a major
suit when you At 1t strongly with
four pieces Of cardboard--not nec-
essarily Just three with a pretty
picture on one-and have just the
reverse attitude toward your
partners minor suit. Take IL out, IL
you can. into something else, pref
erably a major, or even into the
other minor, which by showing
that suit stopped may enable your
partner to see a good play for No
Trumps.
Now. as to part-score bidding.
Most advanced players now give
the same meanings to original
bids with a part score as to those
without one, so far as kind Of
hand shown IL concerned. In gen.
eral. then, raise OF take out on
bit less than usual II your part
ner's bid Is not for quite enough
to give your side game. And re-
member that any bid at such a
time which Is definitely meant az
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GREEN RITES WEDNESDAY

Petoskey, Mich, July 3-AP-Fu-
neral services for Daniel c. Green.
who .reorganized the Samuel insult
utilities empire. will be held We'd
nesday at his boyhood home in Ris-
ing Sun. Ind, near Cincinnati.
Green, who was SO. died in a hos
pital here Sunday OF undulant
fever. In 1893 he resigned as vice
president OF the Electric Bond 4
Share Co. in New York to become
court-appointed trustee OF the In
sull Empire Middle West Utilities
Co. After reorganizing the con-
Germ into the Middle West Corp.
he served as its president for four
years.
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RICHARD j. DUDLEY
MARRIES MISS Niece

Miss Vella Niece, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Niece, Ruth,
Kentucky, became the bride of
Richard j. Dudley, son OF Mrs. p.
H. Dudley and the late Capt. bud.
ley, in the Baptist Parsonage Sun.
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev.
r. Shaw officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. V. Howe. 1908
Collegewood Dr., sister and brother.
in-law OF the groom were the at
tendants.
A dinner at Dearborn Inn fol-
lowed the ceremony. The couple
will live at 115 Grant st.
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Service Briefs

Robert s. LaRue has been COM
missioned an ensign in the u. s.
Naval Reserve, according TO word
received by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John d. LaRue. Ensign LaRue
is graduate OF Roosevelt High
School and Michigan State Normal
College, and for the past two years
has been Instructor OF physics at
the University OF Connecticut. He
ia still in Storrs, Connecticut,
awaiting his orders TO active duty.
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OeIke Family Members
Celebrate 18Th Reunion

Thirty members OF the Oelke
family held their nineteenth re-
union Sunday in Prospect Park
They came from Milan, Ann Arbor,
Willis, Monroe, Inkster, Dearborn
and Ypsilanti. A bountiful dinner
was enjoyed at noon.
Two birtAs, one death and two
marriages and twelve in service
were reported. The family will meet
next year with Albert Elka in VIII
lis. Officers will be: Fred Seleska,
Ypsilanti, president; Earl Elka,
Willis, ice president; Miss Doris
Elka, Willis, secretary-treasurer.
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Willow Run Stores,
School to be Closed

All the stores and schools in the
Willow Run area will be closed
over July 4, but Bible Schools will
remain in session and Offices
throughout. the area will be open.
The 305 summer students at the
Foster School will have the day
off and the office force at the Sim.
monds School Will be away, but
the Bible School at the Simmonds
School will remain open. The Ross
School is closed for the summer.
To aid residents in the area
many Of the stores will be open I'M
til 1880 this evening. They will
open again at the regular time
Wednesday morning.
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Entertain at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Britton, Sr.,
entertained at a family dinner, Sun.
day, honoring their son, Pvt. Joseph
Britton, Jr., and his wife, who are
here from Camp Tanning, Texas.
After an eleven day furlough Pvt.
Britton will report to Camp Mccoy,
Wis, and Mrs. oBritton will stay
for a time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner Coleman. Out OF
town guests at the dinner were Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Britton, Detroit:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Smith and chill
dren, Royal Oak! Mr.. and Mrs FL
mer Friebe, Bay City; and Mrs.
Dan Tossey, Flint.
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GENERAL MANAGER

Detroit. July SAP Appoint.
ment OF {. A. Skog as general
manager OF the Grand Trunk West
ern Railway. succeeding the late
W. ]. Hogan, was announced az
Grand Trunk Offices here today.
Skog. a native OF Eau Claire. Wis,
has served the Grand Trunk ana
afflliates for 80 years. lie began
as clerk with the Canadian
Northern in Winnipeg in 1912. In
1e43 he became freight traffc
manager.
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LITTLE GIRL PLAYS
PIANO SKILlFULLY

Miriam Gable, ten year old daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Gable, was
presented IA a delightful piano re
cital by Miss Dorothy Ann Lee at
the Lee residence, Sunday after
noon. Relatives and close friends
were guests.
Miriam skillfully played Boat
Song" "Hurdy Gurdy.% Eskimo
Lullaby and March Of the Wee
Folk"
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Delightful Program
Marks O.E.S. Social

A delightful prosram OF music
and dancing entertained the large
number OF Ypsilanti people who at
tended the ice cream social spon-
sored by the Ypsilanti Chapter Or
Ter OF Eastern Star on the American
Legion Home lawn The lawn was
we'll lighted for the social, the pro-
ceeds OF which were for the Percy
Jones Hospital, Battle Creek.
Mrs. George Muehlic provided a
varied program OF accordion music,
and Mrs. Mac Begole presented four
OF her pupils in costume dances.
Joan DeBoer and Nancy Roe gave
a Raggedy Ann doll dance. Suzanne
Mcbride. appropriately dressed in
yellow and black, represented a bee,
In her solo dance, and Margaret
Manchester, in purple represented
violet. Marilyn Begole played the
piano accomplishments for the dane
ers.
Mrs. Dorothy Hunt favored with
delightful piano selections.
The committees were Mrs. Car
roll Curtis and Mrs. Otis Lee. CO.
chairmen; Mrs. w. c. Lowe, Mrs.
Hubert Holloway, Mrs. William
Hayes, Mrs. Ray Burrell, cakes;
Mrs. Emil Susterka, and Mrs. Carl
Signor, advertising; William C.
Lowe, ice cream; Mrs. Lee and Mrs.
H. L. Faulkner, clearing OF tables
and serving; Mrs. II. II. Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Lanpher, set
ting up tables and chairs; Mrs. Ian
pher and Mrs. Don Smith, public
ity; Mrs. j. T. Cooper, cakes; Car
roll Curtis, cashier and donations;
Charles Freeman, silverware.
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Detroit. July S-INS-Date OF the
examination Of Robert Turner.
confessed killer of 14-year-old
Joyce Raulston, was set at July
IA today following his arraignment
before Justice of the Peace John
I. Mokersky in Inkster. John r.
Watkins, former assistant United
States attorney. who has been ap-
pointed by the court to defend
Turner, entered a plea of not guil-
ty for him.
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ATTEND CAMP

Eight boys from Troop SO OF the
Boy Scouts at Willow Run are at
tending Camp Newkirk this week.
Scouts from Troop 81 attended
last week. Most meetings and ac-
tivities OF the Scouts. with the ex-
ception Of incidental campouts and
hikes. will not be resumed until
school opens in the fall. No meet
ings OF troop committeeman have
been scheduled until the next
school semester.
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To Be Soloist

Merlyn Minick, piano accordion
soloist and former pupil of Eugene
Schumann, this city, and now OF
Miss Jennie Sherwood, Milan, will
be guest soloist in Dundee next Sun
day at a recital by Miss Sherwood's
piano pupils and the next Sunday
evening at will be soloist at re-
cital in Milan by her pupils. Mr..
Minick is only fifteen. but is an ac-
complished musician. He is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ormund Minick,
Willis.
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SERIOUSLY WOUNDED

Mrs. Bryce W. Fockler, 1874 Val
pole St, Willow Village. has re-
ceived word that her husband, Pfc.
Bryce Fockler, 27, has been SER
iously wounded in action in Italy.
Pfc. Fockler, who was wounded
four months ago. Is a native OF
Applegate. and lived on 6. Huron
River Dr.. before entering the ser
vice in 1943 He was sent to North
Africa last September. Mrs Fock-
Ter is employed at the Bomber
Plant.
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USO OPEN HOUSE
ATTENDED BY 700

A large crowd OF servicemen and
junior hostesses enjoyed the weekly
Sunday open house at the USO,
with an estimated attendance of
over 700 during the day.
A buffet supper was served al s
o'clock to about $50 persons, for
which wieners were donated by
Emil Bachelor. The guests enjoyed
dancing and games during the eve
ming.
Miss Cleo Plom and Miss Ina
Tucker were key hostesses in
charge OF arrangements for the par
ty, and were assisted by the follow
ing committee members: Misses
Betty Kruger, Myrtle Schaffer,
Ruth Niffenegger. Ida Laukkonen,
Rachel fowler, Jean Miller, Jean
Bales, jeanne Sturm, Janice Hops
Airline Hill, and Mrs. Gertrude
Menzi Wallace.
Chaperones we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Dea and Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Magee.
Saturday evening Mrs. George
Ennen, representing the Navy Moth
ers, was in charge OF the weekly
USO dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Abbey, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles DeLano, Richard
and Miss Vivian DeLano were Sun
day guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Wiley at their North Lake cottage.
Mrs. Mary McGough has returned
from Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Bradley and
William Armstrong, Detroit, were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
L'Amoreaux, Sunday.
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ATTEND DANCE

Between 400 and 500 people at.
tended the Dispatch Dance at viii.
low Lodge Auditorium Saturday
night between 10 p. m. and 4 a. m.
Two tickets to Bob-Lo were award
ed during the evening.
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Calendar OF Social Events
TODAY

three Of Baptist Womens Union postponed week
Workngmen's Benevolent Society Arbeiter Hall 1880.
TUESDAY
Ypslanu Grange postponed
Pictures Gilbert House, $50 m.
Womens Benefit Association postponed July IS.
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Hosts at Dinner =.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Steere enter
tanned at a family dinner Sunday
in honor OF their son, Lieut.. OgD
Joseph w. Steere. and his fiance,
Miss Caryl Joy Ladbach, Detroit
Guests included Miss Laubach's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Laubach,
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Green, and
their two sons, James and Ray
mond, Trenton, Mrs. ]. B. Steere
and Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Steere, Mr.. and Mrs. James Steere,
Ann Arbor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Steere, Edward Steere, Mrs. Tho
mas Abercrombie and daughter
Margaret, all OF Plat, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Schmidt, Detroit, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Worley, Ann Arbor.
Lieut.. Og) Steere will go to Nor
folk, Va, Wednesday after having
spent a week here with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Stevens are
spending the holiday with relatives
at Garrett, Ind.
Miss Dorothy Cherry, $50 Allen
ST., has returned from month S
stay in San Diego and Hollywood.
California. She was visiting Lit.
Robert Walker OF New York City,
TO whom she is engaged. He Is in
the Marine Corps.
Pvt. Guy II. Graham, who has a
10 day turlough from Fort Ord,
California, Is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey l.. Graham,
300 K. Cross st.
Henry Ford was in Ypsilani Sat
urday afternoon and called on How
ard Chaplin who has lathe which
Mr.. Ford used many years ago
when he was an engineer for the
Edison Illuminating Company in
Detroit.
Miss Lucille Ross, who Is super
visor OF music in the San Diego,
Cal. schools, arrived Saturday to
spend the summer with her sister,
Miss LaVerne Ross.
Mrs. NJ. A. Downing, Portland,
Me-, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Hatch.
Mrs. Harold Candy and sons
Robert and George, and Misses
June Hartenstein and Joan Cole
man, returned Saturday from spend.
ing a week at the George Wild cot
tage, Portage Lake. Midshipman
Robert X. Gaudy is spending a
ten day leave here having com
pleted his course in apprentice sea
manship at Alma College. He will
leave July for Notre Dame College
Tor four months midshipman train
ing after which he will receive the
commission OF ensign.
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United In MARRIAGE

Mrs. Marguerite Huber Metzger
and Joseph Nelson were united in
marriage Sunday evening at 7 O..
clock, in the Baptist parsonage.
Rev. William r. Shaw officiated
Floyd Mellencamp and daughter.
Mrs. Lee Bushong. Grass Lake, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mel
lencamp.
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r. J. LITTLE. INC. Dept. D-5
IFS Meadow Lane. Crosse POinte 70 Mich.
send me one can Of K-t powder. I
will pay postman Use on receipt.
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Mrs. Bradley 'wore silk crepe
pale grey gown figured in white.
small hat with pale yellow roses
and a corsage of Johanna Hill
roses. Mrs. Sherman wore brown
silk crepe with lapels OF MORE and
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31
Coqens Plan Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cogan
Of EaSaiie boulevard will well
come the New Year with a
large group OF dinner guests in
their home.
Honor guests will be II.
Catherine Tatum and Lt-AlIce
NewbrAnd. flight nurses at
Romulus Air Base.
Also present will be-
MESSERS AND MESDANFS
william Richards FRANK Webb
Chsrles G Giycns Edgar Roberts
M8 Benjamin. Jeifries and Miss Jane
Scnermerhom
Miss Rosemary MasterSon
TOOK advantage OF the snow
and gave a sleigh ride Satur-
daV at Devonshire Stables, fol-
lowed by a party at her home
in Highland avenue.
Guests were:
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31

1t. Wagner Is an instructor
at Bryan Army Air Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Sui
Ivan and children spent sew
eral days with relatives in
Cleveland. Mrs. Marcus NJ.
Farley of 50 Guest had Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Dewitt of
Detroit as her guests. Mrs.
Farley entertained informally
for Mrs. Dewitt while she
was in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald p. Ord
way of Sherman road were
hosts at a family dinner which
included Mrs. Ordways mother.
Mrs. Howard Sherman Of New
York and the Ordway daughters,
Sally and Anne, who were home
from work and school for the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs J Bfoombefg
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31
SociaHtes
Wed al Pointe
Continued from Page Onel

Continued from Page One)
TO Henry LHommedieu Russel.
USNR, quartermaster 2 c, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Sher-
man Russell of Detroit
The bridegroom is stationed
AT The naval air facility in Co
lumbus.
Ii. Harrison Sayre from An
napoliS was best man and Mrs.
Sayre was the brides only at
tendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell went
down Tor the wedding
Ibby Donnelly will be mar
ricd Wednesday at high noon 10
Capt. Thomas +. Cakes, l.. s.
Army Air Forces, in St, Hugo
of-the-Hills Church, Bloomfield
Hills.
Ibby is the daughter Of Will
liam Minton Donnelly and the
late Mrs. Donnelly and Capt
OakeS is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Oakes OF Chicago
Mrs. Elliott Slocum Nichols
aunt of the bride-elect, will give
the wedding reception at the
Nichols country place in liver
ton road. Bloomfield Hills.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31
MI. HoIyoke Club
Sets Holiday Tea

DETROIT MOUNT HOLY
OKE CLUB will give its annual
holiday tea from 3 10 5 p. m.
Wednesday Al the home -ef Mr. AAfiFS5
Cyril J. Edwards in Provencal
roa d. Crosse Pointe. Mrs.
George p. Brett III will be
chairman of the program which
VIII honor Mount 1oiyoke girls
home on vacation. and girls who
plan TO enter the college next
year Former students are in
Nlted also Mrs. Frank 3 Cor
nell IS taking RESERVATIONS.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31
.Nlorthend
.Porfies

MISS FRANCES LEAKEY.
III daughter OF the Nathan G.
Leskeys Of Boston boulevard.
on Saturday. invited 81 guests
40 3 pre- New Years open house
: party.
The house was beautifully
+ edecorsted with lighted candles
and Christmas greens.
And. down the street a little
way. Miss Ruth Liebold. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Liebold. has asked 20 guests IN
for Tom and Jerries this sun
day afternoon from ) 10 z
O'Clock.
MIR. and Mrs. William H.
Gibbs will celebrate at 2 large
party this Sunday night in
Their home in la Sale houle-
Ward.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31
AAUW Group Meets

LITERATURE GROUP Of the
AAUW will meet at 1890 a NJ.
Tuesday In the Detroit Public
Library 90 view an exhibit de-
picting the history of shipping
on the Great Lakes. on the
program following a review and
discussion of the newly published
series OF books on the Great
Lakes Will be featured.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31
MIssEs
Guests From Chicago

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Yarmy
nf Fullerton avenue. have as
their house guests for the holi-
days, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Faier of Chicago and their
daughter, Mildred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis 3. Young
OF Charleston avenue, announce
'he engagement of their daugh-
.er, Dorothy Hughes, TO Jack
T.. Schmelz. son of Mr. and
Mrs. John w. Schmelz of Nir-
ginia Park
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-31
PtGn Fefe for Son

Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.
Hsrrls Fill hold open house on
Moadsy in their home in Park
side Drive in honor Of their
son. capt Morton F. Harris.
I'SAAF. tlSt back from service
overseas.
Miss ThereSe Blaney, daugh-
Yer Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Haney Of FriSbee avenue. on
Friday. entertained AT supper
PARTY followed by tobogganing
~ The Bonnie Brook Country
Citih
Her guests were Miss Joan
RjddeIl. who IL home from
STEPHENS College. and Miss
Riddell's house guest, Miss
Betty Brown: Miss Jean Sta
-peFsv on her holiday recess from
Wittenburg College; Miss Bar
bara Ragdales, Miss Garcia
Heinrich and Miss Ellen Daw-