Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 18, 1938
Caption:
BUSY WITH LAST-MINUTE DETAILS FOR EASTER BALL TOMORROW: Many a final detail that will make the Easter ball at the Michigan Union tomorrow night the notable social event of the season, remained to be done after the return of vacationers this week-end. Mrs. Willett F. Ramsdell, chairman of the midnight supper (at the left), is helping Mrs. Laurence C. Sturart who has a large committee selling tickets, to make a final check of the possible attendance in order to complete her supper orders. Also interested in the number expected, is Mrs. Henry Lewis (at the right) chairman of bridge for the evening.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 21, 1938
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SUCCESSFUL OPENING OF BAKED GOODS EXCHANGE: Almost the entire supply of baked goods contributed yesterday to the League of St. Andrew for the first of its weekly exchange sales in Harris hall, was sold out before the close at 4 o'clock. The League will hold these sales each Thursday for the benefit of its charity work and parish contributions, and takes the goods on commission, to benefit also the women who wish to sell their articles. From left to right above are Mrs. Reed M. Nesbit and Mrs. Paul Haller at the left of the table, with Mrs. Haller's twin daughters, Charlotte Lee and Paula Lee Haller. The League saleswomen, from left to right, are Miss Myfanwy Lloyd, Mrs. Albert J. Parker, Mrs. Henry Lewis and Mrs. Charles Noble.