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This gathering- of Southern Area Altrusans will be their 18th yearly meeting. Miss James is international program co-ordinator of Altrusa. She will be accompanied to-Washington by Mrs. R. C.

Hicks. swiTcnnoAiiD IlECEPTIOXIST Juniors to Hold Games Party Fr lrh 4 mm MtkiM tkat Mt-f-, ttu rtlrnnr t)U tn Mi fMitut with tta Einrt tralnl lira kr nit fur Mkx. All sm fecuutil afat-aat Mnttt. A- Crippled children will benefit from the annual games party of the Junior Auxiliary of the Michigan League for Crippled Children. It will be held at the Statler Hotel Friday evening.

Flora Reinhold Is general chairman, assisted by Shirley Adler and Mrs. John Fleishans, Jr. Proceeds from the party will be used to maintain the Junior cabin and to send crippled children to Camp Grace Bentley next summer. Juniors will meet at the Har-monie Society at 6:30 p. m.

Monday to' discuss final arrangements for the event. Engagement Told at Home Party Guests arriving at a party given by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lowe, of Military were greeted with the announcement of the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Rose. Miss Lowe will wed Earl Hollowell, son of Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Hollowell, of Dearborn. The couple is planning a spring wedding.

-SI FLORENCE UTT SWITCHIOAKD SCHOOL A Uttiwul ImtHitla 110O lnitd Artliu Bids. BOT5 i P-TA Schedules Tuesday Session A meeting of the University of Detroit High School P-TA is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon in the senior lounge at the school. The Rev. Father Arthur M. Linz, S.J., will be the speaker.

Tea will follow his talk. Mrs. Cyril Ward and Mrs-. Richard Canar will be hostesses. Children's Table and Chairs Here Is the Ideal mas Gift UNSIGHTLY HAIR GONE FOREYER New Short Melhod fmster pm-mmnent A.

WOLGIN. R. E. Electrolysis 1309 David Broderick Twtr Formerly Eaton Towr CHerry 3047 v' Annual benefit card party of the Zonta Club of Highland Park will be held Nov. 22 at the Highland Park Branch YWCA.

Com mittee workers include Gertrude I. Dougherty, left, Emma Louise Pochelon, president of the group, and Lilias F. Evans. 14 SECTION" DETROIT FREE PRESS Sunday. Nov.

2. 1947 MissKimbrough 1 i- i v4 lit' 1 i I IIIIIIMIMWIIMIIIMIIIIMMM III llllllt ff MIIIMHIIHIT i Detroit Review Schedules Panel of Boys A boy's eye-view of the prob YW Plans Observance for Nov. 9-15 World Fellowship Week will be observed Nov. 9-15 by the Detroit YWCA in co-operation with YWs in 65 other countries. Lvxe.

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Miss Kimbrough, co-author with Cornelia Otis Skinner of "Our Hearts Were Young and has written two books since then, "We Followed Our Hearts to Hollywood" and "How Dear to My She will tell some of her expe riences as a writer, as editor of a national woman's magazine and as a lecturer. Leroy W. Hull and mem bers of the lecture committee, will entertain Miss Kimbrough at dinner before her talk. Cerveny Women to Hold Tea A tea in honor of mothers of Cerveny School pupils will be given Wednesday afternoon by the Cerveny Women's Club. An annual affair, the tea will be a gala birthday party and will be held in the school.

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Baugh-man, will discuss the problem of juvenile delinquency. Each boy will explain why he feels parents and other adults have made it hard for children to develop normally into worth while citizens. The program, under the au pices of Floyd Starr, of the Commonwealth, will start at 1:30 p. m. at the Women's City Club.

Club Calendar MONDAY DIVERSITY LITERARY Club 12:30 p. m. at tne Dome or Mr. A. P.

Mader 01 Monte vista. HOME STUDY Club 12:30 p. m. at tbe home of Mr. Ethel Hog-el, of Avon nuaa.

HYPATIA LITERARY Club 12:30 p. m. iuncneon at the home of Mrs. G. jorcKKman.

of Muiriand Ave. MONDAY STUDY Club At the home ot Mrs. Allrea G. Zimmerman, of Pine hurst Ave. NEW COLONY Club 12:30 p.

m. In me some oi mrt. w. Mull, of Canterbury Road. PEO DETROIT Co-operativ Committee 11 a.

m. at the Antral YWCA. REDFORD WOMAN'S Club 1:30 n. in the RecIIord Community War Memorial iiiiudinir. SIGMA OMICRON Sorority At the home oi Mrs.

Laurence Gardner, of Free-land Ave. SOUTHEASTERN WOMAN'S Club p. m. in the narlors of St. Mark'a MPtnooist nurcn.

WOMAN'S HISTORICAL Club 1:30 p. m. at the omens City tluo. WOMAN RESEARCH Club p. m.

luncheon at the home of Mrs. George Welz, of Burns Ave. TUESDAY CLIO CLUB. Alpha Chapter At the home of Mrs. F.

R. McLean, of Sorrento, DEARBORN KOTARY Anns 1 D. at the home of Mrs. Neal Dow Kelley, of S. Highland Ave.

DETROIT SOROSIS At the home of Mrs. V. B. Swift, of Bedford Road. REDFORD CHILD Studv Club At the Redford Presbyterian Church.

Sanford Shoults. police inspector in chanre of crime prevention and juvenile boys, -will speaK. samakitan Club is noon at the Fed eration Clubhouse. Zaio Woodforef Schroe- der will speak. setu akklk iuo No.

L.uncneon at the home of Mrs. Robert C. Spies, of Nottmg-ham Road. WEDNESDAY CALEAN STUDY Club 1 p. m.

lunch eon at the Community House. DETROIT PARLIA A Law Club 10 a. m. at the Federation Club house. DOMINICAN Hich School Mothers' Club 8 p.

m. in the school cafeteria. Walter Komir. book reviewer and columnist, will soeak. ti.Li,OHfHii" circle, iunr Daughters 1 p.

m. at the home of Mrs. frank Geisler. of Otneco Ave. LADIES OF MECCA 1 n.

m. dessert and business meet ine at the home of Mrs. Lenta Kerr, of Mendota Ave. LORD DL FFERIN Chapter. Dauehters of the British Empire 12:30 p.

m. at the home of Mrs. Frank Simpson, of Buckm? ham Road. MUSIC STUDY Club 1:30 n. m.

des sert luncheon and rally at the home of Mrs. Kosa Bassm Mem. tit Ave. PEO CHAPTER A 11 a. m.

at the home of Frances Redman, of W. Euclid Ave. PEO CHAPTER AE 12:30 n. m. at the Hichland Park YWCA.

PEO CHAPTER 12:30 p. m. at the engineers club in the Rackham Buildiny. HUStUALE PARK Vt O.MAN tlUO- m. in the Rosedale Park Community House.

WESTERN MOTHERS' Club 1:30 m. at the Y. Dr. Henry H. Savare will speak.

witu DETROIT Federation in a. m. to p. m. at the ranees Willard Home.

THURSDAY ASHLAR LADIES Auxiliary At the home of Mrs. C. A. Dtckerson. of Birwood Ave.

IOMC LADIES Association 7:30 n. m. the Ionic Temple. LADY BOWES-lyon Chanter. Daurh- ters of the British Empire 8 p.

m. at the home of Mrs. Cecil Marshall, of Wash. inpton Road. PEO CHAPTER AK 12.31) p.

m. at the home of Mrs. Walter Anderson, of Birmingham. PEO chapter 7:30 o. m.

at the Women's City Club. PEO CHAPTER 12:15 p. m. luncheon at the home of Mrs. William Prakken, Elmhurst Ave.

PEO CHAPTER I 12:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Stuart Barnes, of Canterbury Road. PEO chapter 11:30 a.

m. at the home of Mrs. Geraldine Elliott, of E. Kirby Road. ROSEDALE PROGRESSIVE CIUP 1:30 m.

at the home of Mrs. L. Perry Man-in ir. of Glastonbury Road, meetinr of tbe literature and drama division. TWENTIETH CENTURY CIUP at the Women's City Club.

Music oterie Day. IKIUAX DETROIT HOMEMAKERS Club 12:30 m. luncheon at the Federation Club house, followed by the annual experience social meetinr. PEO CHAPTER ATT 12:45 p. m.

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JEFFERSON COX. BtAUSim CHtry 7186 national board. Mrs. Schweitzer will be in Detroit that week. She will conduct a seminar for YW board and staff members and will address various groups witnin the organization Members will donate gifts to the World Fellowship fund during the week, according to Mrs Schweitzer.

THE AMERICAN YW has re cently sent 13 advisory secretaries to nine countries, Mrs Schweitzer reported. Additional workers will go to Italy, Mexico. Siam and Korea this fall. They will make a total of 31 Ameri cans in 16 overseas countries. Among the American YW staff now abroad are three who have worked In Detroit: Elmina Lucke, who is now in India; Sue Stille, in Germany, and Margaret Ping, In Mexico.

Miss Lucke is directing a social service training school in Lucknow, India, that has in its classrooms- Hindus, Christians and Sikhs. Miss Stille's work in Germany has been mainly with groups of displaced persons. She has assisted in reuniting families, providing handicraft materials for use in camp, and aiding In vocational training programs. The Mexico City YW where Miss Ping works has been a trail-blazer in the field of public health. It established the first pre-school clinic in the country and now concentrates on cooking and nutrition lessons.

Council Session Is Postponed Regular meeting of the Women's International Education Council, set for Nov. 6, will not be held in Detroit, since the group is co-operating in sponsoring the 18th annual Parent Education Institute at Ann Arbor. The institute is slated for Nov. 5 and 6 at the University of Michigan. It is sponsored by the University Extension Service, the Michigan P-TA Congress, the AAUW, the League of Women Voters, the Michigan Women's Action Committee for Lasting Peace, the World Study Council and the Foreign Policy Association of Detroit.

Highland Parkers Slate Dr. Walker International Lecturer Dr. Kenneth Walker will address the Highland Park Woman's Club at 1:30 p. m. Monday at the McGregor Library.

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