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IN DETROIT SOCIETY PERSONALS SOCIAL EVENTS THE DETROIT FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. 1943 CHATTERBOX Tuesday a Day of Annual Get-Togethers I 9 Seniors Limbered Up for Bicycle Picnic 3- crew will report to Bob Lewis' house for an open house from 8 to 11 o'clock. In the class this year besides Bob and Paul are Cal Brown, Don Clark, Ed Eliot, Jack Walker, John Knight, Wayne Kay, Tom Mayberry, Jack Coulton, Leonard Nichols, Dave VanderKloot. Nathan Was-serman and Bob Kittredge. Sumpin else planned for the Grosse Pointe High seniors is the punch party Janice Scott and Bette Johnson are giving at Janice's home on the tenth, graduation day.

About 120 girls are coming and the two hostesses are madly working on the blue and gold decorations. Two of the cutest kids were over at the Boat Club last week-end having a party to celebrate their tenth birthday. The Carey girls Mary and Betty, who looked quite gay and springy in their white pinafores, had IS guests for luncheon and swimming. uc: dJV NUj wr. -Jbmm Timnminiin wimmmi rStg?" Sarah Ann Fisher Honored at Parties Bridegroom-Elect to Arrive from Texas in Time to Share Some of Festivity BY MARY ELLEN MENARD PARTIES AND MORE parties are being given this week and next for Sarah Ann Fisher1, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles T. Fisher, of Boston who'll speak her marriage vows on Thursday, June 17, to Lieut. John Leonard Drummy, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Joseph Drummy, of Lexington, Ky. The little bride-elect, who is as attractive as she is gracious, is pretty excited on a couple of counts at this point. In the first place, she has just heard that John is planning to arrive in Detroit on Sunday or Monday, arid in the second place, there's the business of getting prepared for life in a small Texas town. It's in Pecos that she and John will be living shortly after their marriage. Intermingled, however, with her dreams of sage brash, cactus and airplanes (the bridegroom-elect is an instructor at the Air Field in Pecos) are matters of a frothier nature, among them the party given yesterday afternoon by Franny Fisher out at the Detroit Golf Club.

Accent on Luncheons IT WAS A LUNCHEON to which guests were invited, and today another one is scheduled at the DAC, with Sally Smith the hostess. On Thursday evening Mary Ann McNamara and Joan Van Antwerp will be co-hostesses at a party for the bride-elect, and Friday noon it's out to the Golf Club again for the luncheon at which Pat Payne and Helen Healy will be hostesses. Next Monday evening, Mrs. William Connolly and her daughter Adele will entertain at a dinner dance at the DAC (John will have arrived in time for the festivities), and the next night, Tuesday, Mrs. John J.

Gorman will be hostess at a similar party, also to take place at the DAC. That afternoon Doris O'Leary will give a luncheon for Sarah Ann at the Country Club. On Wednesday, Mrs. Frank Couzens and Peggy will entertain at the Detroit Club and, climaxing festivities on the evening of the sixteenth, Sarah Ann's brothers and sisters will give the rehearsal dinner at the Golf Club. Lieut, (j.g.) Tommy Fisher won't be home even then-Ms own wedding is scheduled for June 26 but Mary Fisher, Lieut, and Mrs.

Everell Fisher, the William P. Fishers and Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fisher, will do the honors.

Engagement Announced MORE NEWS in bridal vein revolves around today's announcement of the engagement of Joan Helen Reye, daughter of Dr. Henry A. Reye, of Fairfield and the late Mrs. Reye. Joan's fiance is Second Lieut.

William L. Ransom, who is BY NANCY DYGERT GUESS ABOUT THE ONLY way to join a bunch of honored guests these days is to be a member of a graduating class. The seniors all over town are being entertained and feted and entertained some more before the final ceremonies. Today it's to be a bicycle party for the Grosse Pointe Sacred Heart Convent seniors given by the sophomores. The kids will meet at Nancy Joos home and will start pedaling out Lake Shore Drive.

They havn't chosen any certain place to have their picnic, but when they find a spot they'll climb down and park there. Each senior has the priviledge, if you please, of telling her sophomore hostess what kind of sandwiches to bring providing little red stamps don't have to be used to buy the fillings. How to keep the cokes cold will be sort of a problem but the gals have figured out that they can dangle 'em in the drink. OTHER SOPHOMORES besides Nancy Joos. who had the bright idea for the outing are Virginia Roney, Eileen Hickey, Susan Carey, Maureen Flanagan, Gloria Moriarty, Carol Chaput, Shirley Hewitt and Beverly Skillman.

On the senior list are Isabelle Casgrain, Rosemary Roney and her sister Virginia, Sally Hickey, Charlotte Nichols, Kathy Moran, Marilyn Faber, Madeline Koenig, Pat Lobdell and Lucille Motchal. Thursday is graduation day; the ribbon awards and certificates will be given out then, too. A luncheon given by the sisters at the convent will follow the exercises, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON the Detroit Country Day seniors walked out of the school door for the last time. After the exercises at 11 o'clock the boys galloped over to Paul Gariepy's house to eat a bite of lunch in between excited diploma discussion s. Wednesday evening the whole LOSE Every Fatty Bulse I HAVE A FIGURE WEEKS 1" Helen Stewart, seated above.

Behind them are Mrs. F. Theodore Harrington and Mrs. Charles S. Andrews, members of the committee in charge.

The Detroit Panhellenic Association had its annual luncheon Tuesday at the YWCA. The speakers were Lieut. Nancy McKenna, Sergt. Eugenia Clark and Ensign ii iiimjiiimiii niii 7 TT ib hi i 10 Treatments Ridiclni ExwxImi Slnirijini Aguratis Tragical Hat Una Tina Vaaor Bath Salt Sla mi Shawtr Slimming $E50 Rub-Down RA 4610 SIDNEY-HILL System for Women 153 E. Elizabtth 7th fir.

Open Evmninga I Sfif Jane Briggs Names Party for Nuptials TEN ATTENDANTS, including a ring bearer and flower girl, will precede Jane Briggs up to the altar of Blessed Sacrament Cathedral on Saturday, June 19, at 11:30 o'clock. Mickey Briggs will be the ring bearer and Grace flobinson the flower girl. Mrs. Everell Fisher will be her sister's ma- tron of honor, and the bridesmaid will be Adele Connolly, Sue Manning and Mary Buhl. Robert Sweenev will be Capt.

Philip A. Hart, best man, and seating the guests will be Tom Wilson, W. Dean Robinson and J. Burgess Book ip. The couple are hoping that Lieut, (j.

Jack Connolly will be able to come from Cornell University to be in the wedding party. Capt. Walter O. Briggs, and Lieut. Clyde Hart, both of whom were to have been in the party, are overseas.

Mrs. William F. Connolly will entertain at the rehearsal dinner Thursday evening, June 17, in her home on Boston Blvd. The night before the wedding, Lieut, and Mrs. Everell Fisher, the W.

Dean Robinsons and the Charles T. Fishers, will give a party for the out-of-town guests at the Little Club. The three women are the bride-elect's 1 sisters. Free Press Photos Out at the Whittier, members of the National Park Alumnae group had luncheon. It's Mrs.

John Potter, above, left, and Mrs. William M. Perrett, Jr. rzy icir lemie Personal Mention Breakfast Follows Christening ARTHUR WILLIAM Klein-schmit in, son of the Arthur W. Kleinschmits, was christened in the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church at 1 o'clock on Sunday with the Rev.

Frank Fitt officiating. A breakfast for the members of the family was given after the ceremony, at the Kleinschmit home on Lochmoor Blvd. Mrs. Wilbur Ailing, of New York, Pvt. Clarence Kleinschmit and the Francis Van Deusens are the baby's godparents.

Ensign Richard W. Ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ray, of Westchester Road, returned on Saturday to his station near Washington, after visiting his parents for a short time.

Lieut. Fred W. Hughes came Thursday from Fort Washington, to spend 10 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A.

Hughes, of Maumee Road, before he goes to Pamona, Calif. walking pump footnote "Cannes" slim pump with a trim walled toe, a fret-work patterned bow. In supple white crushed calf that's nonchalant to Summer soil. 912.75 Shoa Salon Seventh Floor Farmer Secton NOTE4jovitrmtnt ngulstiont totbii ut to meet pi feott tttion ttampi. Thm mutt bt dttacbtd horn tkt ration bookt in tftt pttstnet of th taUt parson.

Only six wore shopping days to use your No. 17 coupon! HUDSON'S frict Subjtct to 3 Salti TtM Pfc. Gilbert Hart Whelden, arrived Thursday morning to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hart Whelden, of Lincoln Road, for a ten-day furlough.

He is stationed at Camp Livingston, La. On Sunday Mrs. Ford Hopkins Whelden, of Merriweather Road, entertained at a family dinner. Mrs. Thomas MacLaughlin left Friday evening for her home in Oakland, after spending a few days with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. William Theodore Jones, of Hamilton Drive. Mrs. A. P.

Ryland, of Hawthorne Road, will give a bridge luncheon for 16 guests on Friday, June 11, honoring Mrs. A. F. Siegmund, of Chandler Park Drive. The Indian Village Unit of the AWVS will have an open house on Kercheval and Belvedere Aves, on Friday from i to 8 o'clock.

Mrs. Ledyard Mitchell, of Kenwood Road, is with her father, Joseph B. Schlotman. at the Schlotman summer lodge, Middlecamp, at Grand Cascapedia, Que. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis F. Weyand have returned to their home on Birchcrest Drive, after spending some time in the East. In New York, they were joined by their daughter Carol, who came from Skidmore College, in Saratoga Springs. The three then went down to Norfolk, to visit Lieut, (j.g.) and Mrs.

William Bachmann (Lois Weyand). Mr. and Mrs. Christian H. Hecker, of Iroquois returned on Sunday from the West, where they spent two weeks at Coronado Beach, with Lieut, (j.g.) and Mrs.

C. Henry Hecker, Jr. On Tuesday, JTine 15, Mrs. John Lorimer and her daughter Susan Ann. rf Whitmore Road.

Allied Youth Group Elects New Officers MRS. FORD BALLANTYNE, at the annual meeting of the executive committee of the Allied Youth, was elected president for the coming year. Vice Presidents are Mrs. James Edwin Hancock and James E. Atkinson.

Other officers elected were: Mrs. S. S. Sutherland, recording secretary; Mrs. Willard Worcester, corresponding secretary, and Mrs.

Frank Lambert, treasurer. The table at the afternoon tea was decorated by Mrs. Leroy E. Abling and Mrs. R.

F. Boul-ton. Reports were read by Joyce Dalrymple for Post I and John Merenda for Post 2. Henderson Photo JOAN HELEN REYE Betrothed to lieutenant stationed at Westover Field, Chicopee Falls, son of Judge William L. Ransom, of Pelham Manor, N.

and the late Mrs. Ransom. The bride-elect attended Kingswood, Western College for Cirls and Cornell, it being at Cornell that she met Bill, who is a graduate lawyer. The date for the wedding will be announced later, although Joan is hoping that important leave will come through sometime in July. Alumnae Remain Active NATIONAL PARK COLLEGE may have been taken over by the United States Army for the duration (it happened last fall in about three split seconds and AFTER the student body had enrolled for the winter but that doesn't mean that the alumnae of that fashionable girls school, have become inactive.

Far from it, as a matter of fact, for they're working right through the summer on Red Cross work, CWVS, volunteer work at Harper Hospital and Children's Hospital. It's at Children's that they always maintain at least one bed and have recently donated a portable piano, loads of books and a cheery supply of toys. Learned all this at the meeting which took place yesterday out at the' Whit tier, some of the people who came for luncheon preceding the business session including Mrs. William Perrett, president Mrs. Lyle B.

Torrey, Mrs. James Robertson and Emma Louise Pochelon. Still others were Mrs. Bob Peters, Mrs. Charles Wheeker, Mrs.

Shirley Georgi, of Birmingham; Mrs. Eola V. Mengel, Mrs. Harold Tanner, Mrs. John Potter and Mrs.

Gordon McEd wards. will leave with Mrs. D. Preston Dozier, of Longfellow to spend a few weeks at the Doziers' summer home, Skyline, in North Carolina. lilgrim Fashions Club Gives Luncheon IN COMPLETE OPEN STOCK some time because, she is leaving this, Wednesday, morning with her husband for Dallas, Tex.

Others at the party were Mrs. Lloyd V. Bartley, Mrs. George Goodson who returned Tuesday morning after attending the graduation of her daughter Mary Louise from Vassar, Mrs. Anthony Maiullo and her daughter, Mrs.

James M. Barnes, who is here from East three weeks. INFORMALITY PREVAILED at the Colony Town Club Tuesday during the luncheon given in honor of Miss Violet Hemming, of the Wilson Theater, and Miss Katherine Anderson and Robert Allen, of the Cass Theater. Pink and white peonies with iris centered the tables at the club and bridge was played after the luncheon. At the speaker's table with the honor guests were Mrs.

A. Regrouped and further reduced clothes of distinction for now and for seasons-to come an opportunity to get Milgrim fashions for a song. DRESSES daytime, afternoon and evening formerly $29.95 0.00 18 tO '58 SUITS classic or dressmaker types formerly S39.95 to $115.00 2 8 tO 6 8 COATS tailored or casual models former $35.00 fo $145.00 22 tO 88 ALL SALES FINAL tVO C.O.Ds MILGRIM V. IN THE FISHER BUILDING DtTOtT NEW YORK -fr CUVEIAND MIAMI IEACM Frances Denney Overtone Cake Makeup 9le50 PIus l0 Federal Tax This is what you'll want all Summer, to give your skin the soft glow of a ripe peach. It's light and lovely even in the hottest weather.

Apply it evenly with a damp sponge. Tints, from light to dark, to keep up with your Summer tan. Hudson' First Flooi" Woodward Avenue Section HUDSON'S Ptict Subjtct to Sale TtM Out of many Minton patterns we have selected the "Dawn" to be sketched above. This delicate design is exquisite in coloring on the famous Fife swirl shapes. A dainty floral cluster decorates the center, and the, shoulder is a soft pastel blue-gray.

A four-piece place set can be had for Adds Nw Ufa to Your Diamond! A Smart Naw CONNOLiy MOUNTING W. Sempliner, chairman of the day. Mrs. Howard Flint, Mrs. Walter Tant.

Mrs. Millard Ton-cray, Mrs. Francis H. Phelps, Mrs. Allan A.

Wales, Mrs. Frank Bohan and Mrs. J. Robert Wilkin. Others were Mrs.

Adolph Marshner. Mrs. Lawrence Got-fredson, Mrs. Bernard Koether, Mrs. Arthur Kiernan, Mrs.

Irene Stahlen and Mrs. Herman Scarney. It was Mrs. Scarney's last appearance at the club for l-B'KING GO. Thm neons XN THE FISHER Off MONDAYS PXOM YWRVt TO MIHl 225 WEST GRAND RIVER.