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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Music Hall
Schedule
By cHARLES GENTRY

SO MANY inquiries have been
made concerning the status of
Detroit's now Music Hail for
merit The Wilson The8tCr that
-ve are happy 20 ECt rirt1rrtr
announcement from Henry II.
ReIchhcld president and general
manager OF the Detroit SYM
phony concerning plans for me
future
Chief interest D., M the fact that
Music Hall viii house the Ford
iit-tff " 44tt-- p pre-
gram tpi4444 44e- resumed fer = series
beginning Sept 80 and VIII also
have three special concerts within
the next few weeks
These Viii include SI-nUud
Romborc and his Concert OrchcS-
ira. familiar 10 DetrolterS by
personal appearances and 10 radio
audiences by his long time aS>o-
citation IN that medium who VIII
be heard m Music Hall tor the
evening of October 3 only
SPITALNY HERE OCT, 26
SpItalnv and his dl-gu. or
chestra will have the center of
the stage in this new home of the
Detroit Symphony ON OCT rs and
jeanette Macdonald appears ~
recital on Nov, !
Aside from the Ford Sunday
Evening Hour and the Detroit
Orchestra broadcast Of Sans,
Inc. emanatinc from Music Hall
on Sundays there are many other
concerts and rehCaTSaiS booked
for this center Of music which
tend 10 make II the busiest spot
Of this sort IN Detroit
There will be rehearSalS of tho
Detroit symphony rehearSalS and
concerts by the Lutheran Center
Group. a Chinese play presented
by the First Methodist Church
oct 10 for Chinese Relief. SIX
reservations for the Detroit Civic
Players and three dated for the
Oratorio Society Dates for the
lutheran concerts are oct 2f
Nov. y. Dec. 26. Feb. 20 Mar
y and APR "A. The Civic Players
VIII raise the curtain ON Oct =
Nov rs. Jan. II. Mar. ]. Apr. 10
and June 7. Dec. IA, Jan - and
Apr rs are the dates 10 reserve
for the Oratorio Society
20 CONCERTS PLANNED
The Young Peoples concerts,
given during the war years on
Saturday mornings. will return
10 their old schedule Of WednCS-
day afternoons this coming sea-
son These 20 concerts are being
made possible through the spon-
sorShip of J l. Hudson Co and
wall take place from . to p m
on Wednesdays Dates set for
these arc oct. "a and 81, Nov. I,
IA, d. 2S. Dec. 5. y, Jan ., 9
Is, q. 80. Feb. 6. Is. 20, y, Mar
S. IL and one other date not de
Clded on AZ this time. All Of these
concerts will be given in Masonic
Auditorium under the supervision
Of Fowler Smith. head Of the
music department OF the public
schools of Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Me at Flown 10 France

NEW YORK, Sept. II 1NS)-
The London radio said today that
10000 tons Of canned meat would
be flown from London 10 relieve
the acute meat shortage in
Franco
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-09-21
1T...T0 EEl. EJRK PhP1ID5 RUN
ZEE 4sD0 FOR VETS

E.4.7. YORK (Cgs) : Helping
vets find the right post
war job Is the concern Of
2 Local publications, which
are publ sizing free want
ads for ex-GIs.
The Billboard, SHOW bus
mess weekly (l5o4 Broad
Way, will carry ads from
men and women with pre-war
experience in the. annse-
ment industrvl Applicants
must give certain required
i'of r"aation to the public
alton, which thereupon
writes the ad.
The New York daily, PM,
(l64 Duane STD has the APP
plicant write his own ad,
OF no nore than 25 words.
Each accepts ads from
men witt honorable disch-
argos only.
sa
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-09-21
q 3 ept cfAloe.r 1915
hGGsRESSlVENESS
SEllCEANqiS

SEl,AllctEl 4lllFTiS l,iGiGGERlESSlVENESS
sI--7G5 Ill. .3ilCfzE Star .lHD..L
(Cort'd from Page L Col.l)
III January, l942 and sent
to take Infantry training
at Camp l.olters, Texas.
After co'apfet ins basic tr-
ainia, Sgt. Lynch was sent
TO Fort E!uachuca, arizona.
He vas among the first men
TO Join the 3o9th Infantry
Of the 93rd Infantry Divi-
SIGN.
4 Il q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-21
Oh the Ar To0HHT

Oh the AIR IoAleM
M0p. 5:00-fer its final broadcast Of this
ssriss the Philadelphia Orchestra plays Tsehsi.
kowskys Symphony No. 4" and 4 Bach choral
prelude.
WC. 5:l5-emposer. bsndIssdsf Harry
Owens appears IS his music IS featured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-21
Man Who Shot Doctor
Found Of Unsound Mind

Roderick Kemp, 23, colored, of 622
Third street NE, charged with the
February as shooting Of DR.. Ernest
Y. Williams, a Freedmen's Hospital
physician, yesterday was adjudged
of unsound mind by a Municipal
Court jury.
Drs. Joseph L. Gilbert and Amino
Perrett, Gallinger Hospital psy-
chiatrists. testified they had found
Kemp to be suffering from dementia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-21
Not This

praecox, paranoiac type, and rec
commended treatment.
Judge Thomas D. Quinn ordered
disqualification. Assistant United
States Attorney John ]. OLeary
said the assault charge would be
held open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-21
ONE OF
The CAPITALS
GREAT
REGIONAL
UuAVtVDUA
FOODS
IS
Stuffed
I | A M

(S0UTHERh MARYLAND)
Y If you don't have the
recipe, send US your
name on a postal and
we'll mail il TO you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-21

Wc. 7:00-Ssnaion Psppe, I'd White
discuss Can We Build Lasting psaesT
WhA. 7:30-Ihree brothers whose com.
binsd service has covered every major naval
battle in the Pacific tell their experiences
VOL, 8:30-volinisi Josef GingoId plays
the Slow Movement Of laIo's Spanish Sym.
phony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-21

News-Jamboree News
5hsdy Valley Jamboree LET'S Dance
HiIIbiiIy Music Traffic Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-21

WMAL. 8:30-Rayers Spanish RHAPSODY"
featured.
VOL, 10:00-Isor 6orin in frmrs operefia.
The Three Muskeieers.'
WhAl, 10:00-Andy Russell is host 10 the
Andrews Sisiefs
WT0p. I0:45-Rugh R. WiIson speaks on
The San Francisco Conference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Fox FanniIY
AtWaHoon

BLOOMFIELD HILLS. Aug. 4.
MRS. FRANCIS J. FOX and
vi children who are at Stony
croft with her mother, Mrs.
Theodore +. MacManus, for the
summer, have gone 10 the family
lodge at Walloon Lake, accom-
panied by Mrs. F'oX's sister, Mrs.
Alexander Tulobon. Who makes
her home at Stonycroft
S. l/c T. +. MacManus Jr.
USNR, is here from Buffalo 10
spend the weekend with his
wife and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton A. Man
ley Of Long Lake road expect
Mrs. Manley'S sister, Mrs. RAN
dali Judd for a visit next week.
Mrs. Judd is AT present with her
mother, Mrs. c. s. Tolsma, in
Detroit.
1t. Col. and Mrs. W Q Briggs
Jr. have returned from WASH
ington. d. c., where Col Briggs
has been stationed. They arc
living at Walbri Hall on Squirrel
road until their home on Martcll
drive is ready for occupancy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Trim
BOOKCASES
for Home and Office

Attractive additions to your home
or office with plenty of room for
those important books. We've
bookcases to fit your specific need
large or small, gIass-doored or
open front, from SIS to $3.50.
Left; Sn compartment case 1T
uaIrat- t-jmabca birch and other
moods. 10 mchc, hgb. $25
Sbottn right; Mahogany teuecr
combined Nth otbcr uoods. Open
front, four COMPARTMENT. II is
IL mcbe5 bigb. $3.50
OFFICE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
EistsHtb-Farmer-SeefioH B
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Spotlig ght Your Home With COlOrful,
Luxurious MODERN CHAIRS
for More
Cheerful Living

Color takes the spotlight. Unexpected color,
exciting and unusual color, combines with
novelty fabrics to make up the upholsterinS
formula for our modern, functional collection
of chairs. Their vivid hues will make your
rooms come alive. Designed and streamlined
for pure comfort with all-sprng construction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Gilli++es at Ranch

John w. Gillette Jr. and his
son Jerry Of Wing Lake arc on
a weekend fishing trip As guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. II. A. ODeu Of
the Whittier, al Black River
Ranch.
Members Of A pot luck supper
group met Saturday evening st
the Percy X. Loud home on Lone
Pine court. Included were:
MEssLRS AND MEsDAMEs
EdVin Btresford Alan WsutT
Frederick &. Wee1 John ~. KnecEt
Kingy.ey Brown.
The Hunter Breeder Show Of
the Bloomfield Open Hunt is
scheduled for Sunday, Aug. l9,
az the Metamora branch.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Anderson's Supper Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Anderson
were hosts Friday evening Al A
buffet supper party celebrating
Mr.. Anderson's birthday anni-
versary. They returned WedneS-
day from their cottage At Bel
laire where they entertained
Mr.. and Mrs, +. A Schirmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. G Cope
land and Mrs Paul p Hoffman.
Mrs Herbert Poppleton VIII
open her home a. Pine Lake
Aug. IS for A splash party and
supper for the service wives Of
Birmingham and Royal Oak.
Mrs. Virgil Lake and Mrs r f.
Brown are co-chaIrmen, as
sisted ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

Abope; Deep, OPEN armchair Hif5
hgbt Il osd legs for complete comfort.
Cotcrcf N bright noteity ucats
cotton. $Ilz.50
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-04
Merry Christmas!

Christina, viii Be- 'it mrr-
rier at three Naac. "r.Etv III
situations because of action of
the Vance Board %. -uInty
Commie s.oner, Monday. The
board voted So each a. bg -iECn
10 the county iJu.2. tae trher-
culosis sauatorir1 aaa .5.jcrt,
in the tubercuIu>i, ard iE
Jubilee hospital for IN suiorcd,
to be spent 10 make tie .oi!day
the happier for E2'.au'' ana IL
n,rtcs @, these ia..'at.p1s.
1T the same amt the com
mi sio"~rs. aig1g "'EI county
beard, i the otiier counties of
North Carolina. vCjai : t. be
sent = the CasVeH framing
81 ool at kinst.1 toward uro-
viding Cxi,a Christina, g9ouies
far he children there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-04
Returns In MICHIGAN.

Mr. Samuel D. Yom. has return
ed TO her home in Grand Rapids.
Mich, after attending me Jones
Roystcr Wcddin. here Saturday.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
Is SAN FRANCISCO
KONFERENCIJOS
(Daugiau ant 5-to pusl.) }

Daugiau ant 5-to pusl.)
vos klausimo, mes tik Ameriko-
je gyvenanti Lietuviai terra lai-
svi uz savo senaja tevyne kali
beti.
(Tas straipsnis telpa ant s.
to pusl. Shame numeryje.)
MISIJOS delegacija isteige
savo ofisa Mark Twain hotely-
je, pasamde sekretore, viena
zymia San Francisco laikrasti-
ninke.
Misijos delegacija, po spau-
dos konferencijos, iteike visu
saliu delegacijq pirmininkams
memorandumus Lietuvos klau-
simu.
Misijos delegacija turejo pa
simatymus ir pasikalbejimus
Lietuvos reikalais su Americas
delegacijos nariais. Jiems itei-
kta memorandumai ir pagei-
daujamas pasiulymas pataisy-
mo Tarptautines Saugos Orga-
nizacijos plane, kad tokioje pa
detyje kaip Lietuva atsiduru-
sios valstybes butu paminetos,
kitaip jig reikalai bus palikti
apgailetinam ikimui.
Misijos atstovai turejo per
radio round table pasikalbeji-
ma" Lietuvos klausimais. Per
radio uz Lietuva kalbejo ir DR..
Norem.
Misijos delegacija pasimate
SUI San Francisco arkivyskupu
ir gavo jo sutikima atlaikyti
pamaldas uz katalikiska Lietu-
va. Tas ivyko Geg. 20 ir ka-
tedra buvo uzpildyta.
Gala pamineti, taciau kas
nors ir arkivyskupui rupinosi
pranesti jog Misijos delegacija
neatstovauja kataliku. -.
Misijos delegacija baigdama
savo darba, surenge viename is
puikiausiu San Francisco hote-
liu vakariene ivairiq valstybiy
delegatams, spaudos ir radio
nariams, vakariene, kurios me
tn supazindino net Kinijos il
Pietu Americas atstovus ST
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01


Ona Mockiene 200
Jeronimas Mankus 200
Pc ST.: Stanley Senkus, Ju-
re Mankus, Veronika Zanevi-
ciene, Algirdas Bekeris, jose
phine Kasinskiene, Petras Va
sifiauskas, Petronele Ambro-
ziene, Ona Ceplinskiene, Tam
kus, Frank Baker, Stase Ra-
manauskiene, Stanley Shukis,
Jedvyga Silkiene, Agnes Pill
wells, Augustinas Kundrota,
Marijona Kirmiliene.
Viso iplauku gauta .$250.O0.
LVS skyrius nuosirdziai de-
koja visierns kurie atsilanke,
prisidejo aukomis, pagalba ir
tt. Kiekvienas likusis centas
bus sunaudotas Lietuvos ne
priklausomyIbes gynimo reika-
lams.
PASTABA. Kodel musu Lie
tuviai nesidomina Lietuvos Ii
kimu? Tai yra grynas faktas
ir didziausia geda. Nera skir-
tumo kokia organizacija rem
gia, jei tik parengimas Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybes naudai,
tai musu Lietuviu nepriviliosi
nei su medium ateiti ir nors
desimtuku prisideti. Kalbant
jie visuomet giriasi esa gerais
Lietuviais, bet tik zodziais, o
kai reikia prisideti darbu ir
aukomis tai jQ nera.
Tiesa, turime gerasirdziu
Lietuviu bureli kurie visuomet
rengia pramogas, jose daily
vauja, aukoja ir rupinasi da-
bartiniu nelaimingos Lietuvos
likimu, bet didele diduma yra
tik siaudadusiai,' daug kalba,
o nieko neveikia. Lietuvos
zmones saukiasi musu pagal-
bos, o mes apsileide kaip lep-
ses snaudziam ramiai, lai Jur-
gis rupinasi, ne as. -.
Dalis sio parengimo pelno,
S1oO, SUI pasveikinimu pasius-
ia Americas Lietuviu Misijos
delegatams San Francisco,
kita dalis pasiunciama LVS
centrui. DIR. M. ]. C0lney.
sCHICAGOJE, kasdien van
dens pumpai ispumpuoja pc
800 galionu vandens ant kick.
vieno is triju milijonu to mie,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01

hQl luO pdClliC IlIldlSNCIl.
Lietuva, parodant K. Motuzo
puikias spalvuotas Lietuvos
filmas.
Adv. A. A. Oils pasake toje
vakarieneje reiksminga kalba,
isdestydamas Sovietu klastas
ir sulauzyma sutarciu su Lie
tuva. Ia kalba tureta atspaus-
dinta ir kaip dokumenta pasi-
eme kiekvienas dalyvaves sve-
cias.
MISIJOS delegacija dirbo
pilniausiame sutarime, gi te-
ko girdeti kad Tarybos dele
gatu tarpe buvo kokiu tai ne
susipratimq. Rodos to negale-
tu butt.
Visi Misijos delegatai turejo
leidimus j konferencijos pose
dzius.
PILE M. KIzIUTE, Draugo
ir Naujienu reportere, Geguzes
% susitikus Misijos atstovus
konferencijos saleje, rode di-
delio susirupinimo kad, akivai-
zdoje to ka il patiria ir girdi,
tik bendrai dirbdami Americas
Lietuviai galstu ka padaryti,
jeigu tikrai nori Lietuvai pa
gelbeti.
Pasirodo, Lietuvos byla la
bal, labai sunki. Betgi, kuo-
met LVS siule ALT bendrai
veikti, tikrinant kad reikalin-
ga bus siusti bendras delegaci-
jas Lietuva ginti, ALT vadai
ta pasiulyma atmete.
/ Reiskia, is tarybos veikeju
ir remejQ eina ir eina pagei-
davimai bendrai dirbti su Mi
sija ir LVS, tik "trys didieji''
tarybos vadai prie to neprilei-
dzia.
ALT ATSTOVAI atvyko
konferencija anksciau visa sa-
waite, bet tik iteike konferen-
cijos sekretoriatui savo memo
randuma, daugiau nezinojo ka
daryti. Antras ALT atstovas
Kvietka tuoj isvaziavo atgal.
SAN FRANCISCO ir Los
Angeles miestuose, sios konfe-
rencijos proga, placiai pasklei-
sti "Timeless Lithuania" ir da-
bar naujai isleista Pulk. Pet
ruicio "Lithuania Under the
Sickle and Hammer Kny-
gos paskleistos ir tarp Lietu-
viu ir tarp Amerikieciu.
PO VAKARIENES, sekancia
diena, mes visi keturi - Oils,
Kumskis, Inz. Rudis ir as, -
ikalbejom ploksteles apie kon-
ferencija ir Misijos atstovQ
darbus, issiuntem jas Margu-
clio Chicagoj ir Ginkaus Brook
lyme radio stotims, ir tu radio
stociq klausytojai girdejo Mi
sijos delegatu kalbas kaip but
tiesiog is San Francisco.
SU SAN FRANCISCO nu-
vaziavimu Amerikos Lietuviu
Misijos darbai nepasibaigia -
sutarta testi Lietuvos byla to-
liau ir visur, ir kovoti uz tel
singa mazu tautu likimo is
Esprendima.
i Lietuviu visuomene girdes
toliau apie naujus A. L.. Misi-
jos zygius ir darbus.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01

RYIINEJE Cuyahoga aps-
krities dalyje, daugiausia po
Metropolitan parka, randasi i
100 briedziu ir stirnu, kurie
padaro tam tikru. nuostoliu
pamiskio laukans.
Pereita meta automobiliais
uzmusta IA briedziu ir stirnu,
jiems begant ker kelia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01
WATERBURY, Ct.
PARENGIMAS PASISEKE =
GAUTA APIE $3.50 INEIGU

.
Waterbury LVS 9-tas sky
rius surenge perstatyma vel
kalo ir prakalbas Geguzes 20.
Veikala "Pasaulis be Vyru',
suvaidino Moteru Vienybes ar
tistes is Brooklyn, N. T., il
kalbejo DIR. b. K. Vencius, ir-
81 is Brooklyn, N. Y, apibu-
dindamas Amerikos Lietuviu
Misijos atstovu San Francisco
konferencijoje reikalus ir ra-
gino kad Amerikos Lietuviai
stengtQsi salinti tuscius uz-
gauliojancius gincus savo tar
pc ir imtqsi konkretaus susi-
stiprinimo, rimciau ir vienin-
giau kovoti uz Lietuvos nepri-
klausomybe.
Jonas Valaitis, is Brooklyn,
N. Y, kalbejo reikale gavimo
daugiau drabuziu Lietuvos ka-
ro nuvargintiems.
LVS skyriaus pir4nininkas
Jonas Tareila trumpa kalba
pasveikino visus sios sueigos
dalyvius.
Lietuviu Misijos reikalams
aukojo sekanti:
DIR. P. Vileiss $500
DR.. B. K. Vencius 1000
Petras Krugelis 1000
DR.. M. J. Colney 1000
Petras Steponavicius 500
Antanina Colney 500
Josephine Navickiene 500
Domicele Tamkus,
is Meriden 500
Ona Cirvinskiene,
is New Haven 500
Ona Sadlauskiene,
is Union City 500
Joseph Belazaras,
is East Windsor 500
Eleonora Sakauskiene,
is New Haven 500
Josephine Dickus,
is New Haven 500
Thomas Ceplinskas,
is Ansonia 500
Kastantas Demikis,
is New Britain 800
Alena Deveniene 800
Prane Balciuniene 200
Emilia Rosoff 200
Stanislava Burbiene 200
Juozas Mikenes 200
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01

eATENAI, Graikijoje, yra
seniausias Europoje niestas
tarnaujas kaip sostine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-01

sCHICAGOJE, kasdien van
dens pumpai ispumpuoja po
800 galionu vandens ant kick
vieno is triju milijonu to mie-
sto gyventoju.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Festiiviity Planned d

The arrival of the BRIDE
groom-elect from Rapid City,
S. D., Tuesday or Wednesday,
will inspire a little furry Of
spur-of-the-moment festivity but
even the rehearsal dinner plans
are being held in allegiance un-
Ill he gets here.
Miss Montgomery's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Montgomery of Glynn
Court will give a buffet supper
and cocktail party for the bride
elect this Sunday evening.
Among the guests will be the
Misses Pat O'Leary, Janet
Fowler, Jamie Langstaff, Nancy
Ensley, Virginia Stack, Mar
iorie Mason, Stella Heating,
Ann Hartman and Betty Later
Miss O'Leary entertained for
Miss Montgomery Friday eve
ming and Elizabeth Ryan was
hostess at tea Saturday after
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Medical Auxiliary
Officers Chosen

NEW OFFICERS of-the
Women's' Auxiliary 10 Wayne
County Medical Society are:
MESDAMEs
I. Paul SAndra william Foster
CuEtAVe s. MCCLELLAN Charles ]. Barone
Herman d. SeATnsy Robert Schneck
william McCTegoI william T. McAlonan
BF. GioWach A. o Brown
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Tenn. on Monday will be a
bridesmaid.
Donald p. Burke of Cleveland
viii be the best man and the
ushers will be Sgt. Howard d.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Notes Honeymoon
Near Angola, Ind.

1T. AND MRS. JACK L.
MOTE are at Powatamie Inn,
near Angola, Ind, on their we'd
ding trip. They were married
May 19 in st. Pauls Cathedral.
The bride is the former Eleanor
Bernice Raber, daughter of Mrs.
r. c. Raber of Euclid avenue,
and the bridegroms parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Mote OF
Appoline avenue.
Mrs. Edward Kay %as matron
OF honor. Mrs. Martin Stemmer
and Mrs. Rowland Penderel
were bridesmaids. John Lang
don was best man and the
guests were seated by Martin
Stemmer and Rowland PEN
derel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
William johnson,
Bride in Georoia
Times Photo

ENSIGN AND MRS. WILL
LIAM A. JOHNSON are maxi
ing their home in Atlanta, Ga,
following their marriage here
Tuesday. Mrs. Johnson is the
former Genevieve Kat lee n
Pugh. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus L. Pugh of Edison avenue.
1t. Johnson's mother is Mrs.
M a u d G Johnson of Southfeld
road.
For her wedding in Metropoli-
tan Methodist Church Mrs.
johnson wore ivory satin and
heirloom silk lace. She wore a
fingertip veil and carried white
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Geraldine Trey was maid
Of honor. The bridesmaids were
Mrs. +. d. Thomas and Miss
Barbara Laskey. Ann and Carla
Higbie were flower girls.
Richard Pugh was best man
and Donald Armstrong and Jack
Veechler seated the guests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

The young couple will live in
Cleveland where Mr.. Waite at
tends Western Reserve Univer-
sity.
Among the out of town guests
at the wedding will be DR.. and
Mrs. Waite and Sgt. and Mrs.
II. D. Holman of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Arthur c. Offs Jr., who
has been living in San Diego
with her husband. Ensign Offs,
since their marriage April u.
will leave for Detroit May 81 TO
be with her parents-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur c. offs of w.
Six Mile road, until Ensign Offs
returns from overseas.
Young Mrs. Offs is the former
Shirley Cowan. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Cowan.
This Sunday will see the last
OF the many planned -pre-nup-
tial affairs for praty Martha
Montgomery, whose marriage 10
Cpl. William Sage will be an
important event of next Friday
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Gamma Sorority sisters at the
University Of Wisconsin
Priscilla Waite, sister Of
the bridegroom-elect, who will
bs rraduated from Ward Bel.
mont School in Nashville,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Mother-Dauehter Party
Arranoed at WardeII

THE JUNIOR HOME RE-
LIEF SOCIETY will give its
annual mother daughter lun-
cheon al 1:30 p. m. this Sunday
in the Wardell-Sheraton Hotel.
Florence Naimark is presi-
dent, Mrs. Harry Shulman is
sponsor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

noon in her house in Colorado
avenue.
Cpl. Sage, who spent some
time in the Pacific theater of
operations, is stationed now in
Rapid City and has an apart
ment there all ready for his
bride.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Ii. Jacobs Home

1T. RAMON D. JACOBS IS
spending a leave with his par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Joseph j.
Jacobs of Lawrence avenue
They will entertain at open
house in his honor this Sunday
from 2 to 5 p IN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
WAC Ruth Mead
Given Punch Party

Mr.. AND MRS. CLARENCE
{. GREEN of the Wardell-Sher-
atom will be hosts at a punch
party this Sunday afternoon
honoring WAC Sgt. Ruth Mead.
recently returned from two and
a half years OF active duty in
the European theater.
The Greens have invited some
80 guests to m 2 @ t Sgt. Mead.
who is furloughing with her par
entS, Dr. and Mrs. John Mead
Jr. of Alden Park Manor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Plan Dual installation

THE EAST SIDE women
Of Bnai Birth and the East
Side Mems Lodge of Bnai
Birth will hold a joint installs-
tion of officers at Pillar Temple
on JunA IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Theresa Reintz
Engaged TO Wed

Mr.. AND MRS. BARNA
REINITZ of Normile avenue,
Dearborn. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Theresa
Toby, TO George S. McCumber,
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Robert d.
McCumber of Farwell, Mich.
The wedding will take place in
july.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
City Clubs New
Officers Named

NEW OFFICERS of the
Women's City Club are Mrs.
John r. Decker, president; Mrs.
c, F. Hirshfeld, vice president
Mrs. OriSon s. White, second
vice president; Mrs. Max Ballin.
third vice president; Miss Hope
Whitten, recording secretary;
Mrs. Richard Lawrence. treas
urer; Mrs. Samuel c. Mumford,
assistant treasurer.
Committee ehairmen for the
club include:
MESDAMES
John r, Decker Thurlov T. Coon
ManquitA Dygsrt John r Mann
Elmer J. Gray y J. sehumann
Healey V Richardson Glenn Coulter
WINFIELD s. jewell Jr. Roland NJ AthAy
Alvin Bruce knight N. Earl Pinnsy
AND MISSES
Emllie A. Chapoton Sarah NJ Sheridan
Ruth Barnes Helen J. Copley
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

Holman OF Cincinnati and Will
liam Harsha of Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth, and
the bride-elect's aunt, Miss
Mary Farnam of Cleveland, will
give the rehearsal dinner FRI
day evening in the Forsyth
home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
3 Beta Sigma Phi
Chapters in Fete

AT CEREMONIES wednes-
day evening in the Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority rooms in the En-
pire Building members OF
Alpha Phi, Alpha Zeta and
Beta Lota chapters were ele-
waited TO exemplarship. A din
ner feted the honored MEM
bers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
N)d,A End Waih
llo,,yA 1tsdMing

TEAM FORSYTH, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs F. D. Forsyth
II AZ Iothrop avenue and Gilbert David Waite H. of
DR. and Mrs David Waite Jr Of Portsmouth O., will be
married June at 80 o'clock in the Woodward Avenue Pres
byterian Church
The wedding reception will be held in the Edward Walker
house In Edison avenue
Clare Stroud of Madison. Wis will be the maid of honor
Miss Stroud and the brdeeeet classmates and Delta