The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 3

A A A A A A A A FRIDAY, JAN. 8, 1937. THE ESCANABA (MICH.) DAILY PRESS PAGE NINE PERSONALS WOMAN'S PAGE FASHIONS-. FEATURES- ACTIVITIES- SOCIETY -AMY BOLGER, Editor, Phone 692- Dr. Sebelius Will Speak At Church Dr.

S. J. Sebelius, Dean of Augustana Seminary at Rock land, will visit Escanaba Sunafternoon and will speak at daservice in the Bethany Lutheran church, Dr. C. Albert Lund, pastor, arranged for 4 o'clock.

This service will be conducted in the English language. Dr. Sebelius is one of the leading educators within the Augustana Synod. He i is a ponent of truly "fundamental Christianity. As such he devotes whatever spare time he can find in his arduous work as teacher and dean to evangelistic work within his church.

Dr. Sebelius will be in charge of morning and evening services in the First Lutheran church at Gladstone Sunday, in the absence of the pastor of church, who is at present vacationing in Florida during several weeks. Daughter Born to Eugene McDonalds An announcement of interest in Escanaba is that of the birth of. a daughter, the first child in the family, to Commander and Mrs. Eugene McDonald.

jr. of Chicago. The baby was hours of 1937 hortem rotin hospital. Mrs. McDonald was Inez Riddle of Seminole, before her marriage in the summer of 1931.

Commander McDonald has visited here on numerous occasions with E. C. Voght, a close friend, and he and Mrs. McDonald were among summer visitors in Escanaba this past year, making the trip aboard the McDonald yacht. "Mizpah," while cruising on the Great Lakes.

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Send your order to The Daily Press Pattern Department, 232 W. 18th New York, N. Y. Social-Club Murray-Mottard Miss Delia Murray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Murray of Spalding, became the bride of Napoleon Mottard, also of Spalding, at a ceremony performed at eight o'clock on Tuesday morning at St. Xavier's church in Spalding. Rev. Fr. Joseph Schaul was the officiating clergyman.

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gagne, sister and brother-in-law of the bride, were the attedants. For the ceremony the bride was beautifully attired floor gown of wine colored transparent velvet, a close fitting hat and veil of the same shade and silver slippers. She carried an arm bouquet of mixed flowers.

Mrs. Gagne, the bridesmaid, wore a long blue taffeta dress with matching accessories. Following the wedding, breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents at Spalding. A wedding dinner and supper were served at the home of the groom's brother, Joseph Mottard, at Nadeau and in the evening a wedding dance was held at Perry's Day-nite club. The newly wed couple left on 8 wedding trip peninsula through on points their in the return will make their home in Spald- ing.

Missionary Society The Woman's Home Missionary society of the First M. E. church will meet this with Mrs. James her peafternoona. home, 201 South Seventeenth street.

Mrs. Otto Paeske is assisting hostess. Club Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Delta County Past Matrons announced for this evening. has been because of the illness of the officers postponed and members. The date of the next meeting will be announced later.

St. Mary's Court St. Mary's Court, Number 561, W. C. 0.

will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in St. Joseph's club rooms. Cards will be played following the business session. Engagement Announced Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Purzol of Chicago, of the engagement of their, daughter, Laure Lie, to Benjamin Skaug, son of Mrs. Laura Skaug of Stonington, Mich. The engagement was made known at a party at the home of Miss Purzol's parents, 10010 Perry avenue, on New Year's Eve. Announce Engagement The engagement of Jane Stephenson Skidmore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Skidmore, Riverside avenue, Marinette, and granddaughter of the late United States Senator Isaac Stephenson of Marinette, to J. Kennard Lusty of Hove-Sussex, England. was announced during the holidays by her parenta. Miss Stephenson is a senior at Ferry Hall, Lake Forest, Ill. Phoebe 'Rebekah Meeting Phoebe Rebekah lodge will hold a regular meeting tonight, beginning at 8 o'clock, at the 1.

0. 0. F. hall, North Tenth street. Modern society lacks three virtues necessary for its survival: A disposition to speak the truth, conscientiousness in fulfilling agreements, and a regard for the welfare of others.

-Prof. Harold C. Brown, Leland Stanford University. If I had plenty of money and didn't have to work. I would be satisfied to spend the rest of my life as minority leader in the state senate.

-Alfred E. Smith. (Upper left) Gayle Ann Smith, year old on New Years Day; (Upper per right) Ethel, 2 yr. old daughter son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Shailler Tom Collins, Gould City; (Lower Groleau, St. Jacques. McKenney On Bridge It isn't always necessary to play a high card to force a high card from the opponents. Sometimes distribution will do that for you. Take a king and three small cards in one hand, and a queen and two small in the other, leaving three honors, at least one of which, the ace, must win a trick.

BY WM. E. McKENNEY Secretary, American Bridge League Today's Contract Problem South's opening bid of one heart has been doubled by West. What action should North, not vulnerable, take against vulnerable opponents? 42 K5432 1076 A 53 (Blind) (Blind) Dealer A AJ87 J32 E. W.

vul. Opener-? Solution in next issue. FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia BY NEA SERVICE, INC. T. M.

REG. U. S. PAT. "So they finally decided two could live cheaper than one?" "Yeah And on his salary they'll have to, Baby." All In A Day's Play daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Sidney center) Richard Vandenbusch, of of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bunker, Danforth; (Lower left) Patsy right) Gervase Groleau, 3 yr. old If the situation is such that you can afford to lose only a single trick in the suit, then what old whist players called the "obligatory must be attempted.

That is, you must lead toward either the king or the queen. If that holds, then lead toward the other and duck. Today's hand, which was played by Samuel L. Ave, of on the Queen of Bermuda during a recent cruise, illustrates the point. Solution to Previous Contract Problem 53 1052 Q87 AK 52 QJ 109 76 2 8 Q93 9A74 10 9 A 3 A 10 8 4 4973 Dealer AK 4 86 K6542 Q6 -None vul.

South West North East Pass 2N. Pass 3N Pass Pass Pass Opening lead- -A South refused to win the first spade trick. He could gain nothing by doing so, and the holdup, even with a double stopper, might return rich dividends. He could count, as sure tricks, two spades, three clubs, and at least one diamond. To make his contract, he must find three more tricks.

So he attacked the diamond suit. A low diamond was led to the queen, after winning the second spade trick. When this held, a small diamond was returned and when East played the ten, South dropped the four. West won with the ace, and South made his contract, simply by making a play that could not lose. (Copyright 1936, NEA Service, Inc.) WINTER SPORTS DISCUSSED Negaunee Although arrangements have not been completed, Negaunee will have a winter sports carnival January 15, 16 and 17.

Tuesday night the Lions club appointed John P. Collins chairman of a committee to work out a program. Mr. Colling was in charge of the Christmas observance actvities this year, and was unanimously chosen chairman of the winter sports events. The city council last September authorized John Torreano, city engineer, to go to Grayling to inspect that town's winter setup, which 1s outstanding in the state.

He gave a report on his trip at the October meeting, but it was decided that it was too late in the year to begin grading for construction of permanent toboggan and bob-sled slides. The use of a "lie detector" may so befuddle and bewilder an innocent person that he easily belives himself guilty, -Christian A. Ruckmick, University of Jowa. Church Events Christian Science Churches "Sacrament" will be the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Christian churches throughout the world on Sunday, January 10. Among the Bible citations is the following (Luke 22: 42): "Father.

if thou be willing, remove this cup from me; nevertheless not my will, but thine, be done." Correlative passages to be read from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, include the following "When the human element in him struggled with the divine, our great Teacher said: 'Not my will, but Thine, be Congregations Meeting A meeting of the congregations of the First Baptist and Calvary Baptist churches will be held this evening at the Leslie Haring home. on the Schaffer road, one mile off US-2. All are invited to attend. Annual Meeting The Young People's Society of the Norwegian Danish Lutehran church will hold their annual meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at the church parlors. After the business meeting, refreshments will be served by Esther and Helen Halvorsen and Berntine Sattem.

All members are urged to be present. Salvation Army The Salvation Army will conduct a Gospel service at the Wells Community church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. There will be singing and instrumental music and Adjutant will speak. Eleanore Ryan Is the Bride of Harry Warmington At a ceremony performed Tuesday afternoon in Hancock, Eleanore Catherine Ryan, daughter of Mrs. Jessie Ryan, became the bride of Harry C.

Warmington, son of Mr. and Mra. Henry Warmington of Dollar Bay. The marriage service at which Rev. Fr.

James J. Corconan officiated, took place at 3 o'clock in the parsonage of St. Patrick's church. The bride wore a frock of coronation blue crepe. a.

hat of silver metallic cloth and silver slippers and her flowers were a corsage of Briarcliff roses. Her sister, Miss Genevieve Ryan. who was her bridesmaid. wore navy blue crepe with matching accessories and a corsage of like flowers. George Vollwerth served Mr.

Warmington as best man. A dinner for immediate relatives was served at the home of the bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Warmington left later 011 a honeymoon trip to Chicago.

They will reside in Hancock. The bride is a graduate of St. Patrick's high school of Hancock. Mr. Warmington, who is a brother to Miss Lucille Warmington and a nephew of William Warmington of this city, is a graduate of Dollar Bay high school and is employed by the Vollwerth company.

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Croix society of St. Anne's church, featured a meeting of the organization held Tuesday evening in the parish hall. officers for the new year who assumed their duties are: Chaplain--Rev. Fr. Joseph E.

Guertin President- Alphonsine Fillion Vice president- -Matilda tier Recording secretary Alexina Meloche Financial secretary Rosia Barron Treasurer- -Delia Godin Installing officer Mary Dupont First director -Corinne Beauchamp Second director Helena Fillion Third director Eugenia Bergeron Sentinel -Rose Nerbonne Medical examiner--Dr. William A. LeMire. Following the installation and Personal News of if in a Miss Celeste DeGrand of Green Bay is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph De Grand, 620 South 18th street. William Andrews left yesterday for Tampa, where he will spend the remainder of the winter months. Attorney Richard Baldwin who has been here with his brother, F. H. Bildwin, during his illness and convalescence, is returning Saturday night to Chicago.

J. B. Hatton of Glen Ellyn, and Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Blake of Fond du Lac, who were called here by the death of William J. Hatton, pioneer of this city, father of Mr. Hatton and of Mrs. Blake, have returned to their homes.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed McDonough and Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Schmit have returned from Milwaukee, Mr. McDonough and Mr. Schmit making the trip in connection with business interests. business session, a social hour was enjoyed by the members.

PRE PREINVENTORY SALE Smith, of Garden. Gayle was Rock, with his dog Tommy; (Upand George Shailler, 3 year old Ann Collins, daughter of Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Theatres At the Delft The Delft theatre is presenting two features, "Smart Blonde," and "King of Hockey" today and Saturday.

"Smart Blonde." a mystery comedy-drama from the Warner studios, will, it is promised, put on view for public approval a brand-new character Torchy Blane, girl newspaper reporter. The vivacious Glenda Farrell portrays Torchy, and with the aid of Barton MacLane as a police detective, solves a murder mystery which confronts her at the very beginning of the picture. "Smart Blonde" is the first of a series of comedy-drama in which the dashing Torchy Blane will be the central figure, portrayed, of course. by Miss Farrell. "King of Hockey." the stirring Warner Bros.

romance presents the popular ice sport as its background. Staged in the atmosphere of Madison Square Garden, New York, the exciting incidents of the game, with the colorful crowds of spectators, are brought to the screen by crack hockey players including Dick Purcell, the maseuline lead, who was the former ice star at Fordham university. The romance between Purcell. the hockey star, and Anne Nagel, in the role of a wealthy society girl, springs up in the ice rink and is further by the debutante's seven year old sister who is one of the most ardent fans of the team's crack puck pusher. At the Michigan Greater love hath no man, than that he lay down his life for a friend! And that's the kind of love that comes to the heart of an ignorant little gangster in "I'd Give My Life' Paramount's new thriller, which opens today at the Michigan Theatre, with Sir Guy Standing, Tom Brown, Frances Drake and Janet Beecher heading R.

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