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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

Round Robins. Saturday night al
the Urban league building. they
entertained their friends Al a love-
ly dancing party. Throngs Of
guests we're invited. The music
was swell and the punch flowed
continuously for the beautifully
gowncd socialities and their hus-
hands and escorts. The Round
Robins. register reads Mesdames
Jennie Taylor Beulah Cuzzens, lila
Harrison. Pearl Penick. Mary
Taliaferro. Ann Benson, Thelma
Williams. Margie Willis Virginia
White. +. Salisbury. Bonnie Os-
borne. Eleanor Osborne and Jose
phine Gaines
The Ytirahc club sponsored
a most interesting and unusual re-
ception AZ the Urban league last
Sunday from 10 pm. The must
cal program was planned by Mrs.
Josephine Love. while John Smith
assisted as master OF ceremonies
FOR the afternoon program His
wife Mrs. Margaret Smith. regist-
cred the guests The Ytirahcs. as
you know do a grand bit OF civic
work, for their name spelled back
wards spells Charity"
Out Of town for brief vacation
IL Mrs. n 2. Tam and daughter.
Monica They are visiting in In
dianapolis. Mrs. Tann's former
home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
|Houghton-Ellis
'Nup1isls Held
AT Rethel AME

Sunday afternoon, April : Al
1850 o'clock Mildred Houehion
and SGT Louis Ellis we're mar
ried at Bethel AME church win
the Rev Jonathan Danes Off
ciaiing
The bridal parry entered the
church under an arch of roses,
and the bridal altar was beauti-
nl with two large candelabra
palms. ccboiuim ferns and bas-
kets OF spring flowers
The bride. who WAS given in
marriage hy her father Thomas
Houghion. wore gown Of Slip
per satin and ule which tx
tended into y long train Her
finger-tip veil Of illusion was
held bv a coronc' and she car
RED large bouquet OF calls
nllios
The bridesmaids lnsiine stall
llnko lofolhN fleinlnS ana LEM
Ell Hartford, wore lovely gowns
Of blue marquiseiic and carried
colonial bouquets The brides
sister, Eaith Honghton who was
her maid OF honor, wore pink
marqnisettc
The groom. serreant Ellis was
attred in new Army dress
uniform
4 reception was held az the
Urban league for The young
couple and thrones OF friends ex-
tended hest wishes 10 Mr. and
Mrs Ellis al this affair los
iesses were Misses Jessie Car
TER Eines'ine Fisher Katherine
Weiss corlss Hunter and Jean
cite Jones
Mrs Eliis the bride is a stu
dent al WAYNE university
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
THIRTEEN
CLUB MEETS

The Thirteen vaeahonds will
give club party May is At the
Club Cos They met last SUNDAY
81 me home OF the vice president.
r. L. Hodges.
other officers are o. Feran. pres
ident; J. f. Scott, financial secre-
tary; Eddie Powell treasurer Ed
die Harris. business MANAGER.
Melvin Duckett, reporter. l.. Alvin
chairman Of the social committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Bits OF Bdntering

Rove. Dorothy Thurston. MARCEL
Daniel, Elizabeth Williams. Doris
Dunglll, Dorothy Scott Cunning
ham. Or. Doris Cline. Dr.. Margaret
Smith, Mrs. Edward A. Baker.
Bertha Madison Smith and Roberta
Mcclure.
Ann Benson aud Marie Owens
both have their sisters as guests
in town from Cleveland. Ann Ben
son entertained for her guests tho
Mesdames Vivian Parker, Menola
l.angram and Lotetta White. last
week al her home on Antietam
Among the friends invited In 20
meet the visitors were Mesdames
Beulah QUEENS. Bernadine Tears.
Lucy Jones, Elizabeth Sharp. Eli
zabcth Mckinney. Garnetta Carter.
Eddie Robinson. Georgina Hard
ing. Lillian Givens and Edna Ton
dre.
And the guests OF Dr. and Mrs
william Arnold are still the toasts
OF our town Among the affairs
rendered them last week was q
breakfast Sunday morning Al Dr.
and Mrs. ID. ]. Grahams on Trow-
bridge Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. william. SIR. the honorees;
Or. and Mrs. william Arnold Dr
and Mrs. Seabrooks. Or. and Mrs
Knox and Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
On Tuesday. the Carlton "
Gaines entertained at dinner fol-
lowed by show for tho Arnolds
and guests. Others helping 10 on
terrain included Mr. and Mis-
johnson and DR. and Mrs. GILLIAN
who took the guests 70 the thea
ire. Or. and Mrs. Mack entertained
tho Arnolds al Joe Louis farm
Or. and Mrs. Frank Railford tend
cred them dinner at tl.eir home
on Mcnougall.
other courtesies 10 the Arnolds
included breakfast given by Mrs
Queenie Mae Williams. She invited
in Mesdames jenkins. lsola Gia-
ham. LaClaire Knox and Bernie,
Arnold 10 the affair given in honor
Of the visitors on last sunday
Just before the Arnold's departure
for home. Mr. Howard Of Firwood
entertained them at dinner Mrs
James Cole and her daughter. Jean
ne OF Josephine avenue. also en-
tertained with a dinner for the
Arnolds.
Another visitor to Detroit who
is being highly feted and enter
tanned is Miss Beulah johnson. Of
Milwaukee. Wis. She is Delta
soror and is the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Pearce OF McGraw
In town from Persia is Private
Richard Van Ripper the guest Of
his parents He brought all tho
way from Naples Italy. some gor-
geous jeweh'y for his heiroihed
Miss Helen Taylor. OF vancourt. in
Detroit.
We say with pride orchids ga
lore for Dorothy Ann Hicks" She
has set a precedent by belng elect
cd TO the National Honor society at
Wayne for her top-ranking four
year scholastic record
To Roberta Hill daughter Of
Rev and Mrs Charles A. Hill we
also send bouquets and congra'u-
lations. too. She produced one OF
the incest fashion shows 81 the
year at Lucy Thurman YWCA on
April I. II was titled Title Toll
ers Teen Ayers ON Parade u
drew packed house Christopher
Tells was master Of ceremonies
Mrs F. Cahule was narrator Miss
Margaret Matthews. pianist. To top
n ali II was announced that Rob
erta's sister. Bernicia Hill. had
raised the largest amount OF money
"a total OF over 5000 for ticket
sales.
Top honors for one OF the swahR-
lest club parties OF the year 80 10
that group OF matrons called the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Sojourner Club

The Sojourner Social club met
with Mrs Willie Russell S55 Lie
cester last week. with all MEM
hers present Mrs. Bonnie Mae
Moore. a member OF the club,
is hack in the city and reports
that her brother who has been
III is much improved.
The regular routine OF BUSH
ness was transacted. after which
delicious luncheon was served
by the hostess The next meet
irg will be with Mrs. Lottie
White 504 East Hancock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

we're: DR. and Mrs. Germany
Bennett, DR. and Mrs Frank Raj
ford Or and Mrs Robbyn Arr
rington. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus White
Dr. and Mrs Chester Hedgeman
DR.. and Mrs. Cleave Massengile
Mrs Carmen Murphy, and Or
A. d Blanchei
Mr. and Mrs Harris are Nor
ticians in Ashbury and Red Bank
New Jersey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

u.,h brides set for their treeN'
4 . n. altar and celebrities IN town wi
% ', -. soeakins engageinen's' DE
minis . 'pIs' calendar for this week
u. been filled UP and running
over Ct
r,me,,a Carlyle and Leroy soles
.,.sk their VOWS at $50 Sat
va evening At 81 Matthew's
s''r,h Also on that date, Beatrice
c..,., uill become the bride OF
i ,,.n,o rafr saturday, April 2s.
s,o nm Gladys sommerville
.a porter Dtllard will treck TO
~. .l,sf a, St cyprians church
I'D on las, sunday April 5, MI.
+ I'D Houehion made pretty bride
,s.r she spoke her VOWS 10 Louis
rm. a. Hetbel AME church.
u,,be because rs April OF ne
our brides are truly beloved
4 NM have been showers galore
4 ,n ,hsn, saturday over at Beu-
IT, preaers on Twenty-fonfih
| ',,,e. Win Fannie Raiford as co
/ '.,,s.s 4 mo.i gotsecns affair was
4 II tor Ill eccni bride, Lillian
/ Yam, Daniel That same day al
osred two lovely showers for
4 ,.,ss.io.be Timcrta Carlyle Also
,hs same day and At 'he iden'i-
=, hour. RHoc.io-he Beatrice Fin
~ vas beng showered by Miss
limo pe,,fof, AZ the Iatter's homo
n west G'ard boulevard. The
ANA Of thc hour was court whist
,monr those who attended and
A,,ush, Rcatrire little personal
,r. Janet Rsnson Odell Jones.
/ lama stevens ola Gagan. Dorothy
5y,vfed Thclma Hnchens. viyien-
N. perfori Roberta Adams.
/ Easngsine Ellis and Mann riggs
Our bride II sunday WAS ten
tsrsd very pretty shower on
Saturday, April = in the blue room
IN me YNCA Hosiesses were JUS
urs SiallInrs Iaynell Harvard
rd Jessie Carter.
Now ior more forecasts The
s,nners party for Timetta Car
ys xiii 10 held Friday before the
vdd.us At tho home Of Mrs Fran
e. Pclk While the bachelor stag
nr croom.lo.hc Leroy Soles will
" held al me- home Of Theodore
Sherman on. Leicester.
The approaching sommerville-
EDaad Huptals Is also attracting
rs share o. attention. and the
hrdsy party has all been selected.
Attending me bride, Miss Gladys
sormenile Will be Mrs. Helen
F1lher maron OF honor other at
riaanls viii include Myrtle Colds.
" Ernesiine Rosemond. Phyllis
candlfr o. Boston, Mass; and
ssv Carmichael, Of Chicago.
Detroit gets other showers. too.
Zach week never fails to shower
upm US interesting. glsmourous
ns hmous personalities whom De-
r'iisrs are delighted to entertain
Wednesday April 4. from 10
IN a. he Campus House. the ABS
committee N Wayne honored Al
is Esiella Riddle. who was in
ioTn A. tho special guest OF Mrs
Rosa Graes relative I the cele-
Hs'ion oi ne anniversary Of the
Detroit Association OF Womens
Cubs Mrs Riddle is a consultant
'oi 'hf National Nursing council
q war services She is the only
dolores woman on the faculty OF
N'w York university While here.
NIs Riddle "a, IN on conferences
WIN me Wayne [. faculty. helping
70 plan local nursing program.
Amons those attending the ten
we've Jennie Young. Katie Pick
rs Jerry Sneed. Elizabeth Nc
\ ''leN Dorothy Hicks. Helen
'-H'ns Fanne,te Norris. Cath
q" hafh'rd Bettye Williams,
'a'ed Rolnt Harriet McFadden.
s''n Pare Lois Warren. Helen
4 AllIIk DQfnIl.. 49,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

The current size n ne japanese
navy according 70 z s naval
spokesmen is equivalent 10 me
size Of powerful L : task
force"
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Arts Club Recital
BY Gebauer Hailed
~ ETKNA M SAvN

Werner Gebaler, concert1nAster
Of the National Symphony, was
heard last night in recital at the
Arts Club and confirmed the good
impression he made In his recent
debut rs soloist with the orchestra.
The major offering Of the evening
was the repeated performance OF
Walton's Concerto In b Minor"
which gained ut the second hear
ing through greater poise on the
part Of the artist and the master
full piano accompaniment supplied
by Irving Owen.
Excellently equipped technically
to cope with this work and other
intricate numbers on his program,
followed by encores, the young vio-
linist played with q great deal Of
abandon, giving free rein to his
temperament. The fire and the zest
which Mr.. Gebauer puts into his
music are his greatest assets and
carry him over many pitfalls such
as Walton distributed In the form
Of rapid bowings and passages ex-
tending through the entire range
of the violin Yet at times, the
lack Of repose worked against the
performer and took away from the
quality Of his tone and from the
clarity of delivery. Also, . fuller
and more sustained sound In the
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Sunday Musicale 10 Open
WAVES Easter PROGRAM

The WAVES stationed in Wash
ington will open their Easter ac-
tivities with a Palm Sunday musi-
Gale at pm. Sunday in the WAVE
Recreation Hall, West Potomac
Park, with q chorus of 100 voices
and q 35-piece all-WAVE orchestra
The chorus will be directed by En-
sign Treva T. Schurr, Colony, Kans.,
and the orchestra by 1t. q. g. Ruth
Williams, Superior, Wis.
The musicale is sponsored by the
recreation and welfare division of
the Naval Barracks. ~
Easter Sunday services scheduled
for the WAVES are:
Protestant: WAVE Quarters n.
8 am; A, 1915 am; D, 1890 am;
l, HIS am. A ve3per service will
be held at WAVE Quarters D at
pm.
Catholic: WAVE Quarters D. 6:45
and 7:45 am; /, $50 am: H, 10
am; Arlington Farms, 12:l5 pm,
and I. 1890 pm. High mass will
be sung at 12:15 pm. ut WAVE
Quarters D.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Library Audience
Enjoys Program
Of Budapest Four
By ALICE EYERSMAN.

For their temperance in the Ii
brary Of Congress, the Budapest
String Quartet presented pro-
gram that In particular fashion,
allowed the refined art of this ex-
perienced group to be fully enjoyed.
Playing under the auspices of the
Gertrude Clarke Whittall Founda-
tion the popular artists were heard
In Haydns Quartet in D Major, Op.
64, No. S." known familiarly as the
Lark" quartet; Beethoven's Harp"
quartet or that In e nat major,
opus "A, and Brahms Quartet in A
Minor, Op. 81, No. q"
The popular appellations given to
the Haydn and Beethoven works
result from the character and spe-
cial effects to be found in them.
Both of these are joyous compost
Nons in which the inspiration scars
unfettered and with unabating
power. The exuberant mood was
balanced by the more somber tone
of the Brahms work In which the
lyricism is expressed with greater
restraint.
The bird-like quality Of Haydn's
opening theme releases the flow Of
beauty eloquently present In differ
ent guises In the four movements.
The imaginative wealth and its ex-
ploitation in exquisitely modelled
phrases that is the source OF the
quartet's appeal found expert in
terpeters in the Budapest players.
Their understanding of polyphonic
effects leaves nothing overlooked
and as arreSting as the complete
performance is, the innumerable
small perfections in their reading
are what contribute the greatest
pleasure.
A more expansive field was opened
In the Beethoven quartet where
the tenderness of the adagio Is
more pronounced and the third
movement, for all its lightness, is
given broader dimensions. The cres-
cendo in mood of the first three
sections was realized by the artists
with fine balance and the variations
forming the finale, although mark
edly poetic and serene, attained the
proper style of a climax in their
presentation. The delicacy with
which the harp character was
stressed In the pizzicati Of the flrst
movement was a salient feature OF
the performance.
The rich quality of tone OF the
four players was at its finest IN
the Brahms work where the mix
ture of emotions calls on the in
terpretive resources. The ensemble
was particularly smooth last night
and after each number the artists
were recalled several times by the
large audience that overflowed the
auditorium into the foyer and the
Whittall Pavilion. The same pro-
gram will be repeated tonight.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

catilena would have seemed more
in keeping with the dramatic style
Of the concerto than the timbre
Of lyric sweetness used by Mr..
Gebauer.
Fiocco's allegro" the Schubert
Friedberg's "Rondo in D." Ries' la
Capricieuse" and 'Hora Staccato," /"
by nicu-Heifetz, the latter two
given as encores, won enthusiastic
plaudits for the violinist, who play
ed them in dashing manner How
ever, the high lights Of the evening
was his performance Of Max Rogers
"Chaconne In A minor, op. 81" for
unaccompanied violin. In this his
instrument retained its natural
singing quality ut all times and
his tone acquired . heretofore un-
suspected fullness and freedom OF
emission, while his performance was
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Art Collector Leaves
Million in Public Gifts

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 23.-Mrs Grace
Rainey Rogers, art collector, who
died May Q, 1943, left more than ST.
49,, 900 of a net estate of $3,760, ,311
to 10 public institutions, an estate
tax appraisal revealed today.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art,
Museum of Modern Art and Cleve-
land Museum Of Art each received 4
third of the residuary estate of
$685., ,35l.
The appraisal papers showed total
public gifts amounted to $2,400, ,302,
but Mississippi, Texas, New York
and Federal taxes Of 1886, ,825 were
deducted.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

praiseworthy for It's absence Of
mAnneriSmS.
The recital offered larger scope
for the appreciation Of Mr.. 0ebau-
er's talent, his careful training, good
musicianship and natural facility
for the violin, manifested in many
ways. The audience was enthusias-
tic and applauded heartily.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

Bible Class VIII have I chance 10
hear what the former Governor of
South Carolina has to say about the
former Governor Of North Carolina
when one introduces the. other at
the affair tonight.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

Mere than ever before, keep the
Angel Of Mercy BY his side-Support
the Red Cross.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

fce5her o6vtsnOr u M>etA Carolina,
1t ths 1jBle saAsl kAn4ust starting
at S:4S pm. ~ Calvary 1ADtist
Church. More than ~ persons havs
made reservations.
Evening star., 1945-03-23

Senator Johnston. Democrat, Ct
South Carolina. CHIEF executive o6
his State before beins elscted t6 the
Senate, will present Senator Hoey,
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Vaughn Bible Gloss
To Hear Ex-Governors

Members and guests attending the
54th annual banquet Of the Vaughn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-02

how vital this drive is-show them you know, too, by
buying bigger, extra bomds
IF you have any income, from any source-whether
from work. land or capalyou have personal quota in
this drive Find out what is-and be ready to do your
share when your victory volunteer calls
The need is greater than ever before As we push
closer to victory the of wagng gets higher and
higher More guns ships, planes are needed
every day. That's why put every ounce of effort
behind the Seventh War Loan. And remember too war
bonds still the worlds safest nvestment-tbey REP
resent savi~gs for your t~re-pietory for your country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Candidates = Votes
Defeat 6 Opponents
BY JOHN CREECY

It's a little late for news of the
Nov 8 city election. but il would
hardly be fair TO close the books
on that event without disclosing
the results of the race for junior
constable in the Ninth Ward.
Richard Frankensteen, who was
unable to win the mayoralty with
2 22l7,000 votes. would probably be
surprised 10 learn that candidate
Anthony Hale was able to win
the constablewick with two.
Hale. moreover. had a great
deal more compe tition than
Frankensteen did. Frankensteen
had only one opponent. Hale had
SIX. Each Of them got two votes
also.
Hale won in a drawing held
Friday in the city clerks office.
There were two to be elected
from the Ninth Ward but only
one candidate was on the ballot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Russians Report
Anfi-TypElus Drug

LONDON. Nov. 19 (UP)-The
Moscow radio today reported dis
covery of new drug called as
pergin, described as having much
the same vaiue as peniciiiin with
the further advantage it has
been used successfully against
typhuS. Moscow said the drug, a
powerful antiseptic, was used in
ternally and was a supplement
TO Denicillin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
international Photo

The others were all writeins.
One of the seven who tied was
Van J. MichaelS. 23-year-old vet
eran of the German campaign. He
wasn't home when the letter an
nouncing the drawing was deliv-
cred and, by the time he learned
of IT, the drawing had already
been held.
Feeling that this was a pretty
shabby way TO treat a soldier who
had been blown out of foXhole
in the Battle of the Bulge, he
went down 10 City Clerk Lead
better's office TO complain.
II didn't know what the Job
was" he said. "A couple put
my name on the ballot without
my knowledge"
When the nature of the Job was
explained to him by Supervisor
of Elections Distin. Michaels was
willing to forget the whole thing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Judo Student
HOSpifaliZed

This judo stuff is bad business,
Solomon Childs, 81, of $3.50 Twen-
ty-third will tell you today.
Childs is in Receiving Hospital
recovering from a broken right
A friend was demon
strating judo in his home at 2
a. m. yesterday, he told police.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Heart Attack Blamed
In Motorists Death

Believed TO have suffered a
heart attack, Robert NJ. Kerr, 46
of 1862 Hazelwood lost control
Of his car which plunged into a
tree at Middlebelt and Seven
Mile yesterday.
He was dead on admission 10
Redford Receiving Hospital. A
post-mortem examination will be
made today at the Wayne County
Morgue,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Replace Yanks

MANILA, Nov. 19 (INS) -vIt
was learned today that approXi-
mately $4,000 Filipino troops will
leave Manila "in the very near
future" TO join Allied occupation
forces in Japan, replacing Ameri-
cans
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Detroiters 10 See
Surrender Papers

The original Jap and German
surrender documents will be in
Detroit Dec. 5 and Dec. 16, Frank
N. Isbey, victory loan director,
said today.
The special train containing the
papers will be at the Michigan
Central station from 8 a. m. to
.p. m. Dec. ) and all day at the
Pere Marquette station Dec. 16,
IsbeV said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Spanish Secret Police
Block Sabotage Plot

MADRID. Nov ~ (UP)-An in
formed source said today that
secret police had broken up a
nationwide sabotage plot with the
arrest of more than 100 alleged
Communists and underground or
ganization members.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Stains Health Good

MOSCOW, Nov. 19 (UP)-High
Soviet authorities said yesterday
that Marshal Stains health was
extremely good despite foreign
rlmOrS 10 the contrary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Heating Victims
Condition Serious
International Photo

Police today are searching for
three men who assaulted Steve
Tomas IS. of 4i27 Thirty-third
Saturday night in front OF 4042
Junction.
Tomas is in Receiving Hospital
with serious head injuries One
Of his asSailantS was IN an army
uniform, he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

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ONLY to new or old regular
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-08-24
Hlldka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.

V 1tery, dine %. srpna V kffz-
kovych zapasech pofadanych v
Coliseum Mr.. Ed Contosem v
hlavn1m zapase ktery urcen
jest ma dobu jedne porazky u
cikovati budou:
Marvin Westerberg, 245 Id.
z Tocoma, Wash. (America's
Greatest Wrestler) VS.. Ed
stranger" White, 236 Id. z
Bostonu.
V nasleduj1cfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkuJl
John Melas, 222 ID. z Miami
VS.. Dale Wayne, 220 ID. z Bos-
tOnu.
Abe Stein, 21O Id. z Hollywood
VS.. Jack Smith, 224 Id. z Bos-
tOnu.
Hans Kampher, 228 Id. re st.
Louis VS.. George Macricostas,
218 ID. z Recka.
Fred Caroni, 218 ID. z Lynn,
Mass. VS.. Bill Middlekauff, 223
ID. z Miami.