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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Merry Reception Heralds
Bowen-BIain Be+ro+haI
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

SCORES OF merry folk ar
rived at the Ernest Newman
STATIONS Crosse lie home on
West River road yesterday aft
ernoon to attend the reception
which was the means of an
nouncing glad tidings.
Miss Josephine Woodbury.
Bowen, the STATIONS pretty
brunei niece. is now the be-
trothed of Alexander William
Blain. son of DR.. and Mrs.
Alexander w. Blain of Lodge
drive and Waterford, Mich.
fhe- voting woman in the
case. who donned a swirling
black skirt topped by red and
gold CONNECTION and White gar
denias for the occasion, is
Liggett graduate and a member
of Tau Beta and has been study
ing at Wellesley.
Mr.. Blain is a Wayne Univer-
sity grad and is now contin-
uing his boning at Wayne
Medical School.
And that's about all there is
for your flies excepting that Mr..
and Mrs. Stanton caused their
big house TO be handsomely
adorned with Christmas green's
and sparkling with red and
Whlfe IlQhfS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

FASHION GIVES three
cheers for the stars and
stripes this year A patriotic
mood perfectly illustrated by
Pattern 4612, which Anne Adams
has designed for the American
homemaker. The optional stars
and-stripes design embroidered
on the revers and pocket-band
are done from an easy transfer
motif. with directions included
in the Sewing Instructor. Make
them in red and blue on white
contrast for gay. patriotic
color scheme.
Pattern 4612 is available <ir
women's sizes "a, Sc, 80. 40l
"A, 46, AZ and 80. Size 80 tak1s
4A yards 35-inch fabric and -
yard contrast.
Send fifteen cents Q5c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size. name,
address and style number.
N\Address your order TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
mcnt, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich. Owing TO customs
regulations, orders for patterns
, TO Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Leigh Hughes Debut
MARY LEIGH HUGHES

MARY LEIGH HUGHES. was a picture of youthful
pettiness when her debut Saturday afternoon
given by her mother Mrs. Lloyd Leigh Hughes
and her grandmother Mrs. Lewis Ludngton in their
Burns home
"a Her gown. of white chiffon. with angel
bodice and ethereal long sleeves.
The small waist line outlined in tiny crystal beads
and the long skirt W. very. very full
Mary Leigh carried small hand bouquet of white
vioos. and bouyardia
In keeping with the frosty the table
covered with white cloth Of lace and embroidery
tered with crystal bowl of Christmas from friends
garden
crystal candolabra 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
CHECK UP ON ETIQUETTE

GIRL who doesn't know her ps qs dates AS she
heiates which BOOTH how
she the They make
mental ask another girl time.
role a
o the right n winklng eye
But that's hard do if check o etiquette
If you're entering BOOTH
remember that it's the girls sit the wall
facing each other and take place without flicker of
hesitation.
your Smooth and gracious you're
equal dating problems such petting all for
the who kiss promiscuousy knows how to evade
without hurting his feelings.
behavior easy when follow 40page
booklet ETIQUETTE Tells poised sophs-
caed thing do dinners dances the
visiting dating forms
introductions formal
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins for this booklet The
Detroit Times Institute 1928 Times Detroit, Mich
Please be write plainly address and title of
booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Farrell Dinner Party

AMONG THE many dinner
parties of the past few days
was the one the Edward ]. Far
rells of Parkview drive gave and
who had. among their guests,
Mrs Edward Fraser and her
son. Edward, and Miss Mary
Louise Byrne.
AMONG THE vital folk seen
iigging happily about at the
Book Cadillac Casino recently:
Miss .Marilyn Wetherby and
James White. Phil Detwiler.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bee. Lyman Wetherby, David
Nelles, Joe Bueseer. Miss Mary
Ellen Connolly and Charles
Ryan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Philosophy Meet On
Problem of Liberty Theme Catholic Association
Gathers; Archbishop Mooney Patron

The sixteenth annual two-day
meeting of the American Catholic
Philosophical Association opened
today in Hotel Statler with dis
cussions centering around The
Problem of Liberty
The meeting is being held I'M
der the patronage of Archbishop
Edward Mooney, the University of
Detroit. Assumption College. DunS
Scotus College st. Paul of the
Cross College and the Sacred
Heart and SIS Cyril and MethodiuS
seminarieS
The association annual dinner
will be held tonight Speakers will
be Archbishop Money, the Rev.
Hunter Guthrie, head of the
graduate philosophy department of
Fordham University. and the Rev.
Francis T. Mcmahon, president of
the association
MSGR. SHEEN POSTMASTER
The Ri. Rev. MSgr. Fulton J.
Sheen of Catholic University. wee
president of the association. will
be the POSTMASTER.
Prof. Mortimer J Adler of the
University OF Chicago and Prof.
William J O'Meara of Fordham
University. will conduct a class
between ? and 4 p. m today to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Mother IN AQUA Moss-Bronze Accents

ASSISTING MARY LEIGH at her debut
Patsy Posseius Elise White Elise Marschner. Sally
McFadden Nvenne Book Madge Lindley Amy Pitt
man Roberta Pulfer. Constance Haberkorn Mariana
PARCELS
Mrs. Hughes gown. aqua crepe with
bronze accents. .
Saturday evening DR.. and Mrs. Basil L. Connolly. and
DR.. and Mrs Harvey Maxwell. gave dinner dance at
the Boat Club to honor Mary Leigh
After the holidays Mary Leigh will return to the Uni
versiy of Michigan where she member. of Collegiate
Soross ...-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Mary Margaret Lewis Betrothed

ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT. =. of the greatest impor-
lance to local society made known Sunday.
At a cocktail party. given by Mr. and Mrs Eugene w.
Lewis. of Lake Shore road and Hamilton Plantation
Smons Island, Ga. -.
For their daughter Mary Margaret. and her fiance
William d. Stockard Mr. and Mrs Joel Stockard
of the Whittier.
Miss Lewis graduated from Ashley Hail. S. c.. and
from the Wheelock School in Boston and Mr. Stockard
from Cranbrook and Yale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Wheat Shortage in China

w A SHIN CT O y, Dec, 90
QNS)--Despite wheat crop esti-
mated at 35, 100000 bushels more
than last year. China, Manchuria
and Japan face an acute shortage
OF the grain in the coming months,
according to department of agrl-
culture report today Official m
reference with shipments from
producing TO non-producing areas
along with reduced imports and
increased use OF wheat a. a Substi-
tute for rice were blamed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
M Graduate

BETTY is the daughter
of Judge and Mrs. Ide
and she WAS educated -.
at Connecticut College, for
Women
Mr.. Cosper is the son. -.
of DR.. and Mrs. George w.
Cosper, of Chicago boule-
ward and he was graduated
from the University of Michi-
gan where he was a mem
Der of Sig m a Chi fra
ternity 49,.
Since the bridegroom
elects is an ensign in the
naval es CrVe. -..a large
anchor of white carnations
decorated the table. :. to do
him honor -.
The tall tapers. were
Wnlte, 100. -.
Pretty Betty wore a black
gown and her flowers
were a small replica :. of
the table eenterpieee
Mrs. Ide wore black crepe.
and peach chiffon and or
chids. =. and Mrs. Cosper
chose red crepe trimmed in COL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Students

ANOTHER JUVENILE Do
took place at the Detroit Ath-
-fetrc Club when Shirley Kramer,
daughter of the Clarence A.
kramerS, up and entertained
nine of her fellow students at
Liggett with a filling luncheon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Wedding Probably in Summer

GUESTS AT the engagement party. who were mostly
the friends of the young couple
Drank their health in Hamilton Plantation Corn Pepper
marvellous sort of eggnog....
Invented by the Lewis family, and very famous
Mary Margaret a gown of turquoise blue with
peated skirt
The wedding date has not yet been set but the
ceremony Will probably take place Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
h N ay{ f:

A LARGE company of fashionable Detroers. received
very official looking subpenas the other day.
Ordering them appear in Common Pleas Court. De-
cember %.
But only a few had heart failure. because down in
corner postscript which read.
of the trial date falling Sunday court will be
held Il Sl2a East Jefferson avenue
that the address. of Judge and Mrs. o. H.
whose also appeared the subpoena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

prove the contention that phlloSo-
ply not only can be taught through
the lecture type OF teaching but
by simply discussing the works Of
philosophers
Yesterday, Adler expressed the
belief that the errors OF old
philosophers may be responsible
for the present war.
THEORY CHALLENGED
lie challenged the theory pop
ular in Britain and the United
States that government is best
which govern least" and also
the theory of the dictators that
government is best which gov
efnS the most
He added that the truth might
be.
THAT government is best
which governs most justly"
Papers to be read AZ the meet
ting include Nature Contingency
and Liberty. ST Thomas Us.
Avicenna. by Prof Anton c.
Pegs of Fordham; The Meta
physics of Liberty in DunS Scotus. 90
by the Rev. Bernard Nogt, O. +
NJ. of Butler. \. J.. and The In
fluence of Rants Philosophy of
Liberty" by the Rev Joseph b.
McAlliSter of Catholic University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Cheese PuHs
,Frenkfurter Sandwich

LEFT OVER boiled frank
furters should be split length
wise. fried in lard until crispy
and put into a sandwich with
tomato slices and lettuce. Good
for lunch, good for you!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

and then carted them all off TO
the flickers.
MRS. JAMES j. BRADY an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter. Miss Evelyn. and Carl
j. Schweitzer. son of the A. w.
SchweitZers.
The bride-eleet is also the
daughter of the late James j.
Brady, we know.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Children's Theater to Do Heidi

IN JUST two weeks January 13 and IA. the
Clare Tree Major Childrens Theater will return to
Detroit
To present Heidi" the Scottish Rite Cathedral
of Masonic Temple
And between then and the end of the there will
be three plays THE Secret Garden Seven
Wishes" =. and Alice in Wonderland -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Add Interest to New Years Eve Party
With Novel and CoIorfuI Canapes

in bacon are just few that you
might prepare.
If you want simple things
that don't mean lot of work,
there are derful celery
crackers or toasted cheese ones.
A big bowl of popcorn very hot
and buttery. or olives stuffed
with anchovy are delicious.
Colorful Platter
Cut bread in diamond and
crescent shapes and spread with
Softened butter. Spread dia-
mond-Shaped bread with cream
cheese: place anchovy fillet down
the center and garnish with
halves of stuffed olives on each
side of anchovy. On crescent
shaped bread place anchoyy
fillet around outer edge. then a
narrow strip of pimento; pipe
green cheese on inside curve
with pastry tube.
An attractive platter may be
made with various combinations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

Of pimento. sliced ham shaved
thin enough TO roll. JUICY fat
Sardines. a hard-cooked egg and.
in the center, a tiny bunch of
watercresS.
To carry out the holiday color
scheme -marinate l-inch cooked
asparagus tips in French dress
ing: roll in ham slice little
narrower than asparagus n d
fasten with cocktail toothpicks.
Spread iz-inch cube of salami
or other luncheon meat with
cream cheese and horSe-radiSh,
garnish with a Sprig OF parsley
and chill. To make another
roll-thin dried beef slice in cor
nucopia shape: fill with mix
ture of cream cheese and horse
radiSh - garnish with sprig of
parsley Blend | part finely
chopped watercress with ? parts
cream cheese on rye or whole
wheat wa.ers and garnish with
stuffed olive slice.
FOLLOWING ARE recipes for
appetizers which are particular
favorites:
Chill Cheese Canopes
Spreading cheese
Chill sauce
Toasted bread or crackers
Sliced stuffed olives
Combine any flavor of spread
Ing cheese with enough chill
sauce TO moiSten TO a creamy
consistency. Spread on the
toasted bread or crackers and
garnish with rings of sliced
stuffed olives.
Chicken-Almond Cenepes
Thin toast
Strips of cold chicken
Blanched almonds
Green pepper
Spread oblong strips OF thin
toast with sweet butter Alter
nate thin strips of cold chicken
or turkey with rows of chopped
blanched almonds and decorate
with thin strips of green pepper.
Cheese PuHs
- teaspoon salt
2 egg whites
4 tablespoons grated American
cheese
Dash cayenne pepper
II unsweetened crackers
Paprika.
Add salt to egg whites and
beat until stiff but not dry.
Fold in cheese and cayenne
pepper and heap on crackers.
Bake in slow oven 900 degrees
for Is minutes or until brown.
Garnish with paprika. Makes u
puffs. III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
G. J. Condor
Open House
This Eveninq

c. JORDAN CONDOR will
hold open house this evening in
his apartments in Highland
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
PAYS Up $4,000 Overtime

WASHING TO y, Dee. 39.-|
qNSl Restitution of more thar
$4,000 for unpaid overtime TO its
maintenance employees has been
made voluntarily by the Firsf
National Bank of Boston. thel
wage-hour division announced to1
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

excited and curious group of
friends gathered to hear
the glad news 80.
That Betty Ide. .. and
George William Cosper IT,.
arc engaged 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

FOLLOWING A CUSTOM of
many years, Mrs. Francis Y.
Finger of Crosse lie and her
daughters, the Misses Geraldine.
Ilene. Jane and Anne Marie,
will hold open house for their
friends on New Years Day.
MISS BERTHA ROTH is en-
PERTAINING today with a lunch
con for friends who were for
merly Alpha Fhetas at Alma
College.
This is their second annual
Christmas reunion and among
those present are:
Mrs. William Tatten. Miss
Betty Roberts. Miss Leora
Wheatly, Miss Delta Baker.
Miss Betty Lockhart of Wyan-
dotte. Mrs Alfred Jenkins Of
MI. Clemens and Miss Virginia
Mack of Plymouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
The knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

distributed by King Features Syndicate Incl
Score yourself each question THREE you're perfect TWO
you're good; ONE yrtre fair.
l-iiow can you tell "a ACrcumferencc Of barrel You
know its diameter b tEsdeema equivalent fraction;
fc) hov~to change gallons 10 pnts2
DO these children that aWaV,
Hanted more porridge bl She brilliant red dress
he had d stepiather named Mr.. Murdstone?
5-Do you know why light blankets are
heavy one?
4-ln what DO find wedding feast house
Japan % peasants m Italy celebrating Easter tc) King
Ilerod is Teasing in ms banquet hall?
5Nho book he yellow stockings
and b. She danced before cathedfal5t he
sold a horse Tor green pectaceS?
e-What wars roe the United States and England
fought neutral trade boundary dispute
between United states and Mesico tc fight about Cuba?
What title o a modern book MEN.
~ ends with the ARROWS tcJ with the SPUR?
ANSWERS Page Is)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

chose red crepe trimmed in gold -. and orchids
Assisting were bride-elect's Mrs. William
A. Tucker. and Margaret Ann Ide =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

distributed by King Features Syndicate Incl
core yourself each question THREE you're perfect T
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
Bourbons Organize
Party Machinery
To Meet COP Move

WASHINGTON, Nov. ID, (UP)-
Democratic leaders were reported
planning today to reorganize party
machinery under an executive dir
ector stationed here to meet The
new Republican program of vigil
ant third term opposition"
The United Press was informed
that party ranks would be solioified
around strong central organiza-
ton extending in every state and,
in each case, under liberal. progress
sive leadership.
National chairman E q W ard j.
Flynn will remain as head OF the
organization. Most of his duties
will be taken over by the executive
director who will be an outstanding
Democrat with a liberal background
and acceptable also TO the more
conservative element.
Sen. Sherman Minton. defeated
for reelection in Indiana, federal
security Administrator Paul V. Nc
Mutt and assistant secretary Of
the interior Ckar Chapman are
being mentioned for the new post
President Roosevelt repeatedly has
approved the outline of the pro-
gram.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
Veteran Prospectors Recount Tale
Of Finding Ancient Smelling Room
In Moutains; Lost Mine Sought

on every map" dealing with the
Lest Dutchman mine.
I'VE really think we're on the
trail of the Dutchman this time, )"
Williams said. I'VE found an old
Spanish tea kettle inside the cave
and a couple of old knives. 1t looked
like the place where the Spaniards
reduce the ore to crude nuggets
before shipping it back to Mexico. "
The Lost Dutchman" mine was,
according to legend, first worked
by Spanish explorers who were
maSsacred in a sudden raid by
Apache indians. Years later, the
mine was said to have been redis-
covered by Jacob Waltz, German
immigrant. frcm whom it derived
the name Lost Dutehman" Waltz
reputedly killed numerous men to
keep the secret of his mine and
died before he could disclose its To-
cation to a friend
I'VE found plenty OF human bones
in the cave" Williams said" and
they might have been those of the
men old Whitebeard waltz killed
when they tried to follow him to
his mine
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
County Shows Gain
In Registration
Of Motor Vehicles

Imperial county showed a gain
of Ill per cent in the number Of
motor vehicles registered in the
last 10 years, Captain Frank Oswalt
said Thursday.
In 1889 a total of 26,048 vehicles
were registered in Imperial county
while in 1929 the total was only
23,439.
Every county in California showed
substantial gain in registration
during the 10-year period, the per-
centages of increase ranging from
1O.2 in Glenn county to 1862 in
Shasta county. The state as a
whole gained 1868 per cent or a
net gain of 746,830 vehicles.
The figures represent all pass
enger cars in the county or state, "
Captain OsWalt said, as we'll as
solid and pneumatic trucks, motor
cycles and trailers."
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nov IA. CUP)-
Draft Director Clarence A. DyKstra
told professional men ana proprle-
tors of one man commercial estab-
lishments today that they would be
given ample time to wind up their
affairs" before being called for mil
itary training. -ne
Answering numerous inquiries
concerning deferment of profession
al men, Dykstra said that such
cases would be passed upon by local
draft boards in the same manner as
they consider the status of other
registrantS. ."
"The test is the welfare of the
nation and the community" he
said. although individual hard
ships should be dealt with in each
case with the greatest considera-
ton, sacrifices are expected OF ev-
eryone, and the fact that a little
more sacrifice is asked Of some than
of others is inevitable
He cited two cases which he ad-
mitted would be difficult to decide:
lllt CdSc Ol d y 0NAisAoS "AAO AA@~S
just been graduated from school
and has gone into debt to purchase
equipment for practicing his pro-
fession; the case of young lawyer
who has just acquired few clients
and probably would find himself
without those clients upon his re-
turn from training.
THE question arises-is such a
person eligible for deferment by rea-
son of his occupation?" Dykstra
said.
obviously, a good case of dis
ruption to the economy or society OF
the community cannot be made
The hardship here is not to the
community, but to the individual
The War Department announced
that men inducted ito the army
under the conscription act whose
civilian occupations in certain COM
munications companies have quail
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
Cartons Spend
Arnistice Day
In 0ceanside
ELM NOTES

ELM NOTES
Mrs. Ruby Carlton and daughter,
Lillian, left TO spend the weekend
with friends at Oceanside. Jasper
Carlton of Berkeley plans TO meet
his mother and sister there.
H. L. Boone and daughter, Betty
Lou, left for a few days at San
Bernardino.
Elm school Halloween party Fri
day night was a decided success.
Prizes were given for the best cos
TUNES. An evening of games and a
short program followed by refresh
ments of ice cream and cookies,
were highlights.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. H. Cannon mo-
tored TO San Diego and Lakeside
over the weekend While there they
were guests of Mrs Cannon's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Sears OF
Lakeside.
Lynn Boone came down from
San Diego for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Higgins re-
turned from Prescott, Arizona. where
they went on business.
Sunday visitors at the M. L..
Boone home were Mr.. and Mrs. L.
H. Boone and children, Leroy and
Harvey, Mr.. and Ernest Shumard.
Lowe and Dewey Harrison ac-
eompanied by Philip Boone came
down from San Diego TO spend
the holidays with their parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
Return to Unrestricted Agriculture
UnthinkabIe. Says American Farm
Bureau Federaiion's President

ufacturing industries.
Commenting on the role of agri-
culture in relation to the defense
program, he said the producers OF
the nations food must continue ef-
forts to obtain prices for their pro-
ducts on a parity with those paid
for manufactured goods.
j. ]. Deuel., director of the law
and utility department of the fed
Grafton, told the members they
must expect ito pay good share Of
the taxes to be appropriated in
defraying the cost of rearming the
nation.
The convention closes today after
next years convention city is nam
ed, and resolutions are brought t
the floor for action.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14

PHOENIX. Ariz., Nov IA tUP)-
Two veteran prospectors who have
spent years searching for the fab
ulously rich Lost Dutchman" gold
mine emerged from the Supersti-
ton mountains today to tell of the
discovery of huge cavern which
they believe served as a smelling
room for Spanish gold hunters of
the early l800's.
The discovery was made by Char
ley Williams and John Hallberg in
the heart of the cactus studded
Superstitions near . towering rock
formation called Weaver's Needle
] a formation given as a landmark
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14

STOCKTON, Calf, Nov. IA. (UP)
Edward A. O'Neal, Chicago, presi-
dent of the American Farm Bureau
Federation, yesterday told delegates
to the annual convention of the
California unit of the organization
"a return to unrestricted agricul-
tural production would be unthink-
able" in the present state of domes-
tic and foreign markets.
Tracing the development OF ma
tional farm policies in speech be-
fore 20O0 delegates and members
of the federation, O'Neal said Gre
alton of the Agricultural Adjust
ment Administration represented an
effort to correct economic evils aris-
ing out of earlier programs which
concentrated on protection of man.