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Evening star., 1944-05-13
By Harold Hetfernan.
HOIJ,YWOOr


Studios and actors are madder at
each other at the present time
land in greater numbers) than ever
before. What's more, they're not
kidding, but are carrying many OF
their grievances to court So far
actors have had all the better OF
the courtroom scraps.
Olivia de Havilland won a court
decision against Warner Brothers
when she sued to have her con-
tract voided. Robert Cummings
suspended by Universal because he
refused to appear in Fired Wife
took his bosses into court and made
them cough up $10.750 in back pay
Possibly the court had a look at
Fired Wife" and sympathized with
the complainant.
--latest big-scale battle is forecast
in the $613,000 action of Goth Cen
tury-Fox against Jennifer Jones
an actress who brought that studio
plenty of acclaim and profits via
THE Song of Bernadette." The
Zanuck Studio thinks something
should be done about Miss Jones
because she refused to report for
work in movie called Laura. u
David O. Selznick, who shares the
Jones contract with Fox, says the
young star is within her rights be-
cause no script was submitted for
her to read. as allegedly agreed
upon.
Many minor rows are also work
ing up to a climax, so it looks like
a summer packed with mean looks,
nasty words and even more court
action between puppet and tycoon
News in nibbles: Maria Jeritza,
retired opera star, makes her soldier
debut May IA at the
Hollywood Canteen. Victory Com
mittee is watching this date closely
because Jeritza's reception may de-
termine whether servicemen want
the classical experts So far,
they've had little but jazz and ho-
kum I. To date the cash value of
an Academy Award has been nebu-
louS, but Goth Century-Fox, in suing
Jennifer Jones, comes right out in
the complaint and rates an Oscar
as worth a half million dollars
they had to reshoot big scene in
THE Impatient Years." at Colum-
bia, because the rushes showed a
magazine cover of Bob Hopes grin
ming face stealing the action from
Jean Arthur and Lee Bowman.
Studios don't like the idea of ad-
vertising personalities under con-
tract to competitors.
the set Of Give Me This Woman"
starring his wife, Hedy Lamar, at
Warner Bros. And he always brings
along Hedy's 175-pound Belgian
shepherd dog, Oscar William
Bendix is troubled with respira-
tory affliction which grows acute in
the presence of dogs. They had to
write out several dog sequences with
Bendix for 1.-TWO Years Before the
Mast" because of the allergy
Lois Andrews option comes up at
10th Century-Fox in July and she
expects to part with the studio.
She has appeared most recently in
Roger Touhy, Last of the Gang
sters," which is yet to be released.
A producer wants to use a few
bars of Marry Doats" in a pic
ture now making. If he does it
will cost $4,000 each time any por-
ton of it is played. Song publish
ers don't fool any more when it
comes to grabbing movie money.
X
A battle of the moppets is in pros
pect around Hollywood studios, with
the chief fight between MGM and
10th Century-Fox. MGM has Mar
garet O'Brien and Jackie (Butch)
Evening star., 1944-05-13
That Was a Bomber
On HOLLYWOOD Street
HOLLYWOOD.

HULL Z WOOD.
Look again. Mr.. Motorist, your
eyes didn't deceive you the first
time. That is an airplane coming
down the street toward you.
The planes, assigned by the Navy
to appear in Queen of the Flat
Tops" were granted permission by
city fathers to taxi-under their
own power of course-from Glover
Field, Santa Monica, to the studio.
There were six planes in all and
most motorists, spying them headed
toward their cars, veered sharply
to the curb and rubbed their eyes.
Evening star., 1944-05-13
Would Trade Roles
HOLLYWOOD

I1oLb WooD.
Long, lean John Carradine
thought he and Jon Hall should
switch roles in The Invisible Mans
Revenge"
Hall plays the Invisible Man, and
Carradine plays the scientist who
makes him invisible.
why, I'm the original Invisible
Man" says Carradine, referring to
his thin frame. When turn side
ways, simply disappear"
Evening star., 1944-05-13

PASSAGE TO MARSEILLE," q
Warmers Bros. production starring
Humphrey Boeart and Michele Morgan,
produced BY Hal B. Wallis, directed by
Michael CurtiZ, screen play by Casey
Robinson and Jack Mofitt. At the Earle.
Evening star., 1944-05-13
Andrews Gets Prize
For Playing Hero
HOLLYWOOD,

Dana Andrews is a very proud
young man.
You remember his performance
as Capt. Ross in "The Purple
Heart" There was some one else
who saw the picture and remem-
bered it, too, Pvt. Glen Ross at
Camp Halen, Capt. Ross brother.
Pvt. Ross was so touched by
Dana's portrayal of his brother,
killed in action over Toxic, that he
wrote to Dana asking If he would
accept his brothers wings.
Evening star., 1944-05-13
'Othello' Wins Prize

"Othello" has been chosen the
most outstanding dramatic offering
of the season by the Sign, ma
tionally published Catholic maga-
zine. The nomination will appear
in its June issue. The play has
broken all Broadway records for
length of ran by a Shakespearean
production.
Evening star., 1944-05-13
Hobby Pays Off
HOLLYWOOD

ftOIAI WOOD.
Cameraman j. Roy Hunt doesn't
worry about getting ticket for
speeding. AS sideline for years,
he collected period autos. During
the present gas shortage, he's using
a 1916 Baker -Rauch-Lang electric
coupe. 1t makes 20 miles an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
New System
On Oh Liquor,

LANSING. Sept. 16-A new
system Of issuing liquor ration
cards 10 members of the armed
services permanently stationed w.
Michigan. which will result in
more uniformity, was announced
today nv the state liquor control
commission.
Hcnceforth, I h ose servicemeh
stationed in the state will receive
special application blanks from
their commanding officers. Upon
filling out the application. the
serviceman will be issued a card
similar 10 those used by civilians
but with the letters ~. S."
stamped across the face.
THIS viii entitle The holder to
one quart of rationed liquor per
month as long As he is stationed
in Michigan. Upon his transfer
elsewhere. the serviceman will
turn in his card TO the command
ing officer.
A serviccman on leave or fur,
Tough in Michigan still will. be
allowed quart of liquor upon
presentation of his furlough pa
-peFs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Rescue ;
I'm Family

Quick action by three Wayne
County road patrol officers early
today saved the lives Of two
small children and their mother
after fumes from a faulty refrig-
orator had overcome them in
their home AZ 9e25 jim DAILY road
in Taylor Township.
Patrolmen c. F. Brewer and
William Johnston and Sgt Jay
Bryant raced 10 the home Of
Theodore Mcintyre after the lat
ter had staggered 70 the porch
Of q neighbor 10 summon aid for
his family.
Bravlng the deadly fumes with
out gas masks. tho officers res
cued Mrs Vera Mcintyre and her
children Marjorie 7. and Dale. 5.
and revived them with artificial
respiration
The father. who collapsed on
the neighborS porch. was gwen
first aid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Detroit Veteran
Gets Job|ess Aid
.imek Phot

The first veteran in Michigan
to receive unemployment benefits
new CT Bill Of Rights
is Walter c. Sullivan Jr., 80, of
1920 Rutherford.
Sullivan vas IN service from
April %, 1871, until last Sept. 49,
His was the first of four au-
thorized. OF the 52.675 Michigan
men discharged, AZ have applied
for benefits under the bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Stove
Fire Kills Three

SAGINAW Snpt-l6-F4fe- re-
sulting from a kerosene stove eX-
plosion destroyed a small house
near here early today, killing
three persons. including a mother
and her small baby and severely
burning her husband.
Mrs Verne Thompson 20 Har-
vcy Thompson, TWO weeks old
and Mrs. ThompannS sister Billy
Brand. -. were the victims. In
Midland Hospital with serious
burns IS Mrs. Thompson hts
band Burton Is
The blaze swept 50 rapidly
through the house that there vas
no time 10 summon fire apparatus
Thompson. who is a war worker
employed IN a Midland factory
had brought ms wife and son home
from the hospital only two days
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Found Guilty {.
OF Killing Officer:


George Taylor, %, of 1854 Ash,
found guilty of second degree
murder in the fatal shooting Of
Patrolman Mitchell Lipinski, %,
Of 5915 s. Lawrence. will be sem
fenced on Sept. p.
A jury of one man and II
women in Recorders Judge STEMS
court returned the verdict of Sec
ond degree murder yesterday after
three hours elaboration. Taylor
had been charged with murder in
the first degree. ..r
He was found guilty of killing
Patrolman- Lipinski on June g.
l943,- during fight outside
tavern at 1924 Trumbull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Pill Kills
Child. }

William Johnson, 3-year-oId son
of Mrs Charline Johnson Of l724
Cass. is dead today after choking
on a tablet given TO relieve a cold.
Mrs. johnson told attendants az
Receiving Hospital that she tried
10 give the child a tablet in pow
dered form. and when he refused
II. placed a pellet IN the child 5
mouth and went to get glass Of
milk. When she returned the boy
was strangling. He was dead on
admission 10 the hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
3 FIiers Killed ) Hurt

DAYTON, o.. Sept. is GNS)-
Three hiers were killed and three
others injured when fighter
plane and twln-engine cargo
plane collided on the runway at
Patterson Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

Five of the original organizers
will be honored at the 18th ami
versary luncheon of the Vortex
Club on Wednesday in the Fort
Shelby Hotel. They are Dave
Brown, Harry Rapp, Jake Bomze,
Herman Lieberman and James
Degan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Liquor Aide
Admits Deal.
Whisky Sales Tied
TO Brandy Orders

A deal" between the Michigan
Liquor Control Commission and
the National Distillers Products
Corp. was admitted today by COM
mission chairman William p. Ed
mundson.
In admitting the deal" Ed
mundson denied implications of
high pressure sales tactics by
agents of the distillery.
Under the commissioned istillery
agreement an innovation IN Mich
igan liquor sales has been estab-
lished which will enable National
Distiller's Products Corp. agents
10 enter bars to obtain orders for
two cases OF blended whisky for
each purchase of one case of Ma
tional Distiiieris Products Corp.
brandy which the commission has
been holding in stock.
NEEDS MORE WHISKY
The commission some time ago
bought and had delivered 1000
cases OF National Distiller's Prod
uct's Corp brandy. Two weeks
ago, according 10 EdmundSon
representatives Of the company
appeared AT the commission offices
IN Lansing and agreed 10 allow
the state 10 purchase 10000 cases
Of blended whisky 10 be sold with
the brandy.
THE state needs more
whisky" EdmundSon said. land
the company representatives APP
peared with n plan, approved by
the OPA, whereby the additional
whisky could he purchased.
Under the agreement licensees
will be given the opportunity of
buying the whisky In addition
TO their present quota.
COMMISSION o. KS. DEAL
1.-THE agreement provides that
q buyer, purchase n case Of Ma
tianal DistiileF,s Products Corp.
brandy TO he entitled To buy the
buy the whisky and brandy il
IA q. X. with the commission,
he said az
Edmundson admitted that the
whisky could not be purchased
with any other type or brand ~
brandy than National DISII11cI 5
stock
Immediately after The commits
sion-corporauon agreement sales
men for the diStillers- appeared IN
local establishments with printed
order blanks and claimed approval
b. the commission for the new
sales tactics.
The orders call for specified
purchases through The commits
sion in addition 10 regular allot-
mentS, operators said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
Bandits Shoot
Two Women

A 63-year-old woman, shot when
she and her daughter resisted two
bandits last night as they left
Grace Hospital. today is in crit
ical condition with a bullet wound
below her heart.
The victim, Mrs. Victoria Len,
4462 Fifty-frst, is in Grace Hos
pital, where blood transfusions
were given in an effort to save
her life.
The bullet which felled Mrs.
Len grazed the arm Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stella Nanys, "a. who
lives with her. Mrs. Nsnys was
given first aid at the hospital and
released.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

By Bob Hope
Times Photo

EDITORS NoTE-Thi. was writtsn WhiIs
Mr. Hope uog the entertaining
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

Jack used % be with Henry Busse.
Mat Smoky Saunders the Jockey who the Derby aboard
Omaha few years lie Joined the cavalry he could
continue his line Of and has saddle eep.
MONK MEYERS the guy who crashed the sports with
WI army football here and Jap carbne
which he mad of snpers hands. Monk is regular
army which 30year job He has been commissioned
years day during Jap while lying
foxhoe pouring with mud up there he turned
his buddy and said:
Gust think only % years CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
THIS is A HOLDUP'

This IL q holdup."
whats this all about ." Mrs.
Nanys demanded. "You aren't
going 10 get our money. That
doesn't even look like gun
20 me-"
This Ia a holdup," the bandit
insisted. Don't scream or we'll
shoot
At that instant Mrs. Len
screamed and one Of the bandits
fired, The bullet grazed Mrs.
Nanys' arm and struck her
mother. Both bandits fed, one of
them running halfway down the
ambulance drive before he realized
II was not open al the other end.
Hearing the shot, attendants
rushed from the hospital placed
Mrs. Lens on stFeteher and took
her 20 the emergency operating
room, where she was given a
plasma TRANSMISSION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

In front they have a sergeant
named Jack Fisher who is the Sinatra
of the foxholes; he has a great voice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

OUR shows at Aitpee were augmented
" by a band that would make the
jitterbugs back home snap their caps
Believe me. these guys are really scorch-
ing the jungle with some of their
ARRANGEMENTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18
DESCRIBES AssAILANTs

Their aSsailants were described
by Mrs. Nanys as being Negroes,
about 20 years old slender and
between 5 feet s and 5 feet 10
inches tall. Early today police
held six suspects for investigation.
The shooting occurred on Willis
between John r. and Brush at
$50 p. m, just after the women
had visited a relative in the
hospital.
The women were walking on
Willis toward Woodward when
the bandits emerged from-an
apartment building and turned
onto the sidewalk ahead Of them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

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vAl soSDs AID fIAh@
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-18

REMINDER TO 0RocERs
Pops' IS ,sores YOU cor help by sowing
oil empty shipping sonioineS Tor re-
use bYtvpplisu Who iolvoes emp,is,"
o. turn thew in ior ~eiis pops'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
| OES Actipities
In Local CHAPTERS
scheduled are

si4a 4. +
Monday, Temple Chapter, initia-
ton; Star Point Club, Tuesday, and
ways and means card party Wed.
nesday, home Of Ben Michaelson.
Tuesday, Friendship Chapter
Good Neighbor Night" Bethlehem
Chapter, honoring conductresses and
associate conductresses when the
grand conductress and associate
grand conductress will be honored
guests. Warren G. Harding Chap
ter and Ways and Means Committee
banquet at the Arcade on October II
Wednesday, Brookland Chapter
line officers night, entertainment
Hope Chapter, memorial services
Naomi Chapter. initiation. Cathe-
dral Chapter, initiation.
Thursday, William F. Hunt Chap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

ter, program. Warrington Centen-
NAL Chapter, dinner and bazaar.
to Z pm, Church Of the Epiphany,
1917 9 street NV; Ways and Means
Committee meeting Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Ruth Foster.
Friday, Martha Chapters Temple
Board at the home Of Miss Ethel
Towner and Mrs. Stella Towner.
Saturday. 1885 Matrons and Pa
irons Association, annual banquet,
Eastern Star Home. $50 nm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08
Ben Hur News

The national convention will
convene Tuesday in Charlottesville
Ind. Michael J. Kindsfather, OF Po-
tomac Court, is representative for
District No. 20, which includes
Maryland. New Jersey, and the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Henry J. Frank
is alternate.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-12
Shriners Feted
By DR.. Wilson

The noble DR.. J. D. Wilson. medi-
cal advisor for Marricci Temple,
Detroit Shriners, entertained at his
beautiful summer home Saturday.
July %. 1914.
The host was very ably assisted
by his charming wife, Mrs. Wilson.
The home which is situated in
very lovely spot on the Detroit
river, near Amherstburg. Canada. is
very spacious in size and nicely
decorated.
The menu was one that was pre-
pared to satisfy the soul OF any
man. platters loaded with tender
fried chicken, deliciously baked
beans, hot Parker House rolls, and
fresh vegetable salad from the gar
den of the doctor.
Among the many Mobiles In at
tendance were the Potentate Of the
Shriners, Walter st. eye. Egbert
Martin. Haywood CAN'T, William NJ.
Simmons. Rufus Robinson, Cyrus
Dillon. and a host of others too
numerous to mention.
This was the last function of the
Shriners until they return from In
dianapolis. Ind, where the Imperial
Council is being held this year. so
all the Mobiles were very thankful
to DR.. Wilson for his fine party.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-12
House Guest Of
Majors Feted
BY GLADYS MILLS

Mrs. Hazel Brown Of Port Glib
son, Miss. house guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Major. has been royal
~ entertained during her stay in
the Motor City On last Sunday eve
ming Mrs. Browns sister and broth
er-in-law. the William Majors, had
"A lovely reception in their home
on Pennsylvania avenue. for
group OF socialites including Mr..
and Mrs. James Diggs, Mrs. Norma
Mackay, Mrs. Carycll, Mrs. Mary
Reynolds, Mrs. F. Gaskill, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Johnson, Mr. and Mrs
Titus Leake. Mr. and Mrs. William
Dixon, Mrs. Edna Wagner. Mrs.
Irene Watt. Mrs. Robena Nelson,
Mrs Sadie Johnson, Mrs. Catherine
Custard, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce D.
Bailey, Mrs. Frances Covington,
Mrs. Gertrude Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Thomas, Mrs. S. Harris. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Bryant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Parker, and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Digs, also
of Pennsylvania avenue, had dinner
in honor of Mrs. Brown with Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Bryant and the Me-
jors as the other guests. Mrs Ollie
Howard, of Charlevoix avenue. en-
tertained at breakfast, with Mrs.
Ruth Irwin Suggs, in addition to
guests mentioned above.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-12
Quake Walkers
House WARMING

Mr.. and Mrs. Quake Walker did
their first entertaining in their new
home on Harmon when they held
combination house-warming and
first wedding anniversary Saturday,
II was JOY to behold the exquisite
French and 18th Century period ap-
pointments.
A delightful menu of potato salad,
baked ham, mixed relishes, nuts and
candies, crackers and potato chips
and soft drinks were served.
Some of the guests who came in
throughout the evening included:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Dickerson. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh johnson, Lorenzo
Armstrong, M. d. Affuth, Ruth Nc
Nabb. Geneva Woods, Rebecca
Smith, Ethel Ellis. Roberta Glenn
mons, Marguerite Henderson, Rozzie
Murphy, Rosa Ward. Matte Stew
ord. Ethel Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thomas, Jesse Nash, Julia
Morris, SIC Richard Thompson,
Della Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
Whiteside, Cpl. Samuel Ellis. Thorn
asine Johnson. John Thompson, Joe
Gar. Mayweather Smith. Ernest
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-12

The younger set are all agog with
plans for a huge coming out party
10 present three debs will take place
soon. The elaborate home Of DR..
and Mrs. C. w Preston Will be the
setting for the funfare, as their
daughter Helen, is one Of the debs.
She will matrlculate at Business
college this fall Gloria Jefferson.
who plans TO enter Howard this
fall is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
John l. jefferson VIII be presented,
and Jean Morton, the Lee Mortons'
daughter, who plans 10 study at
Virginia State.
Mrs. Mary Agnes Davis will be
in charge of the hostesses who are
Darrell Goens, Patricia Whitby, Mar
tina Lundy, Youletta Mason, Mar
garet Lightner, Etheldra Smith,
Margie Lewis. Jean Vaughn. Will
helmena Henderson, Doris Perdue
and Lula Lenard from Chicago.
Junior hostesses from Coettes club
will be Betty Ann Graham, Alma
Morton and Shirley Graham.
The Smartees club had a gala
round of birthday parties for each
of their club members. The presi-
dent, Mrs Gladys Cole, had grand
celebration and dinner in her honor
at the Paradise Lounge dining room.
Red and white carnations formed a
centerpiece. Men bers are Ola
Brooks, Pauline Bankhead. Lillian
Arnold. Mary Walker, Eula Light
foot. Margaret Henry. Gladys Cole,
Harriet Bolton and Minnie Jones,
The dinner was tastily served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Patterson Of
18th street have as their house guest
Mrs. Herman Santeek of Rochester,
N Y. They are planning a round Of
entertainment for her stay.
Mr. and Mrs. c Blaine Fields Of
Bangor avenue are entertaining Mr.
Fields cousin. Mrs. Margaret Lane
of Rochester, ~ Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Douglas OF
oath street were hosts TO Misses
Claretta and Elsie Mcmahon of
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Eleanor Smiley,
their friend. For the visitors they
were entertained with a garden
party. Games and refreshments
were enjoyed Invited in TO meet
the guests were Lucille Chatfeld.
Gloria Ann Harris. Eddie Mae Va
den. Haroldine Tillman. Opal Smith,
Betty Jane Walker, and Margie Reed
Of Cleveland
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-08-12
Bride
Pretty Picture
At ST. Cyprian
BY r. VI. LEONARD

Miss Claudia J Greene, daughter
OF Clarence Greene Of Northfield
avenue. became the bride Of Cpl
Jesse Roby Jr,. al a ceremony We'd
nesday at the ST Cyprian's Episco-
pal church al 7:30 p m. Cpl RoUy IS
the son of Jesse Roby ST, OF Austin,
Texas.
The Rev. Father Malcolm G Dade
officiated
Miss Elizabeth Malone. lifetime
friend Of the bride. attended her
Miss Malone wore pink fal!e gown
with small puffcd sleeves. fitted
bodice and bouffant skirt with cord
ing insets. the necklIne and yoke
being outlined with heavy CordlnE.
Her hesddreSs was a PINK net heart
shaped bonnet with veilirG stream
ers Cpl Samson Richards was the
best man.
The bride approached the altar
on the arm OF Mr. Arthur Tom
linson, who gave her in marriage
She wore a white marqulsctte gown
fashioned with draped bodice and
distinguished by pointed panel
which fell from the fitted waist into
o bouffant skirt Her finger-tlp
length veil was OF white bridal net
edged with lace and held IN place
by heari-shapcd tiara. Her only
1ewelry was string Of pearls. gift
OF the groom. She carried white