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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

NANCY BURGESS birthday.
party. always a long anticipated
event among North End May
fairs youngest set, took place
Saturday at, Oakland Hills Coun-
try Club from 3 TO s O'Clock,
with all its customary galety
Nancy was 10 years old Au-
gust Is but the party was post
poned until some Of her little
friends returned from their
Summer camps,
The unusual birthday dinner
table had a raised platform down
the center. And paradlng along
this were 30 Story-book dolls,
Chlldhood'S faVorlte fiction char
aCterS, in miniature
The color theme Of the party
was turquoise and peach and
Happy Birthday ballons in these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Nancy Burgess Birthday Eete
Cay Event for Younger Set

favorite colors hoated every
where
The small hostess wore a frock
of blue organdy with inserts of
white embroidery
Guests were Catherine Jack
son. Elizabeth Livingston, JOY
Steinbach. ia Verne Ross, Nancy
Offs. Nancy Trumbull, Karon
and Elizabeth Osborne, Georgia
Tolle, Ruth LarkinS. Julie Sulli-
van. Carol Gillow, Nancy Druker.
Suzanne Chenot. Sally Colman.
Thelma Fife, Mary Johnson,
Sydney Ann BoleS, Helen Joan
Wilson. Elizabeth IngclSon, jill
Predmore. Emmy Lou Meglnnlty
jimmie Holbeck and Ann Bolton.
Nancy is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Burgess of FAIR
field avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Miss Burke+
Becomes
Bride
By BILLY THE BACHELOR.

MISS LOIS BURkET. dauCh-
tor of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 3.
Burkct Of the Detroit Towers.
became the bride of Lieut. Harry
Richardson Of the Parkstone. son
of Mr.. and Mrs Harry s. Rich
ardSon Of Cleveland. O.. at s
o'clock Friday evening in the
narthcN Of Crosse Pointc Memo
rial Church
The bride donncd a stunning
gown of IVORY velyetcen made
with the favoritc hcart-Shaped
neckline. Basque bodice and
three quarter length sleeves.
The very full skirt was worn
over hoops and fell 10 floor
length with a short train.
4 small bOnnet-like headpiece
with turned-up brim trimmed
with fresh stcphanotis which
held i'm place the Shoulder-length
veil completed her bridal robes
and she carried a prayer book
with white orchids and stephan
OTIS.
The bride, sister, Beth Doris,
was her sole attendant and wore
a handsome velvet gown in
shade labeled Charm Blue con-
trlvcd with a square neCkllne
long and fitted sleeves and
full gathered skirt
Her picture hat was crownleSS
and she carried bouquet OF
golden orchids.
For her daughters marriage,
Mrs. Burkct chose ice green
Bianchi crepe and pale lavender
orchids while Mrs. Richardson
wore gold-colored crepe and
deep purple orchids.
J0h m Richardson was his
brothers. best man and follow
ing the ceremony. which was
performed by the Reverend
Mcconnell, a dinner was held at
the Colony Town Club with
reception following al the Bur
ketS rlver-view apartments.
BY now. the bride and bride
groom have left by plane for an
aS-yet-n O t-revealed destination
and upon their return will 60
on to Fort Leonard Wood. Mo.
whore | if4Itenant Richardson Is
stationed.
HEAR THAT when the 1912
Michigan Social Register comes
out it'll have special sections
devoted to the Army and Navy
and to the Seasons DebutanteS.
THE BE A UT OUS Miss
Kathleen Edwardes of New York
City came along with Mrs.
Carlos James Mckinney when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

BACK TO- SCHOOL par
are the order of the day
Mayfair.
And one of the most amuSln--
OF these took place FhtHsda.
when. Jane Miller. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Miller. gave
picnic luncheon in her parents
garden, out there in East De
troit.
The picnic table was decked
with little flag poles. each bear
ing a miniature college pennant,
and slackS and sweaters and
skirts were the favorite attire
among the young guests, and
their favorite colleges, were.
Gloria Togpson. Gloria Fortierr
Ginny Wilkinson and Jane Kuyk-
endall. all bound for Michigan
State. and Miriam Rueppel, who
has chosen Arlington Hall IN
Washington
THE FIRST meeting Of the
Detroit Panhellenic Club VIII be
held September 9, at > o'clock,
in the intercollegiate Club IN
the Penobscot Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Michiean's Dish

PLANKED WHITE FISH.
baked To "a Turn, spread with
butter and garniShed with lemon
slices that's MichiganS state
dish.
The recipe for this tempting
Seafood Is given in the booklet.
"Michiganis Favprite Recipes"
along with legends Of the white
fish. recipes for wild game.
berry pies, and doughnutS and
ginger snaps
No Michigan homcmaker will
want 10 be- without IL. To secure
your copy, send five cents in
coin 10 cover mailing costs. 10
Prudence Penny. The Detroit
Times. Detroit Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Miss Rice
Married TO
6. @. kikoden

MISS LUCILLE RICE. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 3.
Rice of Dearborn. became the
bride of Edward G. Nikoden,
son of the George NikodenS.
also of Dearborn. this morning
at 10 o'clock at the Shrine OF
the Little Flower.
The bride wore white mar
quisette over matching taffeta
and carried a prayer book with
white orchids.
Her maid-of- honor. MfSS
Ruth Schroeder. was in tur-
quoise and the bridesmaid, Miss
Marjorie Last, was in dubonnet
both dresses being Of the
Colonial type in net with match
ing taffeta Jackets. They car
ried Colonial bouquets.
Robert AlbertSon was best
man and Alfred Rice and Ralph
Fluckey seated the guests
A wedding breakfast followed
al Dearborn Inn and a recep-
ton will be held at the home Of
the brides parents this evening.
The young couple Will go 10
Washington. d. C.. and upon
their return Will be living at
Whitman Villa. Dearborn.
MRS LOUIS r. FISKE %
Eaton avenue recently returned
from a several weeks stay IN
Denver. Col. with Mr. and Mrs
David S. Touff
TIE GOOD SHEPARD
LEAGUE will sponsor a dessert
bridge At The ErnSLkern-aIdl--
forum. September II, o'clock.
Mrs Paul J. Hunter. Mrs.
harleS Allen, Mrs. Walter
Grimm and Mrs. J J Dunlay
arc on the reservation COM
mIttee.
MISS CARROLL ANN KOR-
NEFFEL, small daughter OF Nj.
and Mrs Harold korneffeii=5f
Three Mile drive. recently enter
tanned eight small guests al a
doll party IN honor OF her cousin.
Lorraine Lambert Of Sarn a.
ont.
MARGUERITE SHUMAkER
of tho ParkStone was seen To-
Gently al the airport anXlouSly
awaiting the Cincinnati bound
plane She was leaving 10 spend
the Weekend with her parents.
10 celebrate their tWeniy-nlnth
wedding anniversary and 10 see
them off on trip TO the coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

- ~ y ffH' -
friends. Set a good example for
others.
JUNE % TO nv -
CUccr - BE progressive but
not pugnacious. a kind word
often lnsures the results desired
which a harsh word may destroy.
We are all human and must
respect the rights and opinions
Of our fellow man even II he is
less favored intellectually.
JULY % TO AUG. %
Leo Excellent indications.
Take advantage Of them but
don't be too visionary The
practical and feasible must not
be overshadowed by ethereal
IDEAS without firm foundation.
AUG. - TO SEPT. -
Vrqo-Thincs in general may
irritate you but control unrulY
emotions and eliminate obstacles.
Take "A good look at yourself
isn't there room for improve
ment? No time like the present.
SEPT. - TO OCT. p
Don't let the end Of the
month finish on a sour note
Harmonic your activities TO
blend with your duties. Strike
a responsive chord of-cheer and
laughter in others.
OCT. - TO NOV -
Scoypio - Guard against un-
wholesome propositions and
pleasures. Only the best is good
enough for you. Don't become
a party to anything you may
later regret.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SagittoriUS-A holiday week
end that bears watching Be
especially cautious in financial
matters. Remember your Sab
bath obligations. Spend the day
among family and close friends,
enjoying it wholesomely.
DEC. % TO JAN. Fl
Capricorn-Be extremely care
full while travelling Keep your
eyes open - many reck les :.
thoughtless individuals will be
on the loose.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aquarius - No impulsive. un-
premeditated action. Prepare and
execute your plans with restraint
and common sense.
FEB. p TO MARCH II
Pisccs-Display your joviality
and entertaining quality that is
typically YOU. Others will APP
preciate il and you'll benefit by
il. Religious duties have first
call. Of course.
A CHILD born on this day
will be very energetic. restless,
inclined TO be extravaganza; ar
tistic, intuitive, entertaining.
Whether it engages in a trade,
profession or religious calling,
it will be efficient. persuasive,
but inclined 20 dominate others.
II true TO its better self, it will
be kindly, gracious, very like
able.
Copyright. 1871. King Pastures synd rn'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Great Fuss Made

THERE'S a GREAT deal
of fuss being made over Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Langrill 49,.
Who were married August
IS in Napoleon. o..
And who have just re-
turned TO Detroit to make
their home -.
Mrs. Langrill was the for
mer Mary Edna Hert of Sc
dalia, Mo-, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hert
Mr.. Langrill is the son of
the II. y. Langrills of De
troit 49,.
For the present the Lam
grills are living on Lakewood
avenue AT the Pointe. and
looking frantically about for
their permanent home as we
60 10 press
Among the parties feting
the bride.
Was the linen shower when
Mrs. Harold Carey and Mrs
F. J. Peters gave together al
the formers home on Edison
avenue "
Present were
Mrs. George Russell True
e.. Mrs. c. O. Carey Of Ann
Arbor Mrs. Lee-Carl over
street OF Ann Rrb0r Miss
Frances Paterson =. and ~
Thor Nelson 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
In MAYFAIR
WITH
TIE Cbabcr0p

THE AUTUMN debutante
season is getting serious az
this point
Want 10 review IL for a
minute
There have been a numbci
Of cancellations on dates TOLD
before. for personal rea-
sons rather than the natona
emergency, we might ado
Marty O'Brien as the
first debutante. when she
bows next Friday
And then there is the re-
ception (which Mrs. +. j.
Hickey with ggiivve fer her
granddaughters Cynthia and
Mary Lou Murphy. set for
September 2l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

she returned from a visit 10 the
big city Thursday morning.
Observation-Disclosures
EdwardeS returned by plane
yesterday morning to Manhat-
tan.
BORN AUGUST % to Mr..
and Mrs Waldo f. Mcknight.
a son. John Michael.
Mrs. Mcknight is the one
time Miss Virginia Day.
DIR ". IL MARTIN has been
having a Super-fine vacation at
Marquette and Isle ROYAL but
VIII be returning TO his office
September ?, just the same.
AT THE Detroit Athletic
Club:
Howard GRADER Jr., who'll
soon be a Lieutenant
Miss Nancy Jones. charmed
for the umpteenth time that the
bus strike is we'll over
Fred Bolton, chatting with
pals about Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Aflutter Over Plans

THE DELTA KAPPA girls
are aflutter over their plans
for next Friday night
When Judy Richards viii
turn her parents nome into
the Hotel Richards - and
give a pyjama party for all
the members ...
Some Of whom are leaving
for school within the next 10
days
There will be "organized"
fee box raids and the usual
fun and chatter Of a pyJama
party ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

no SMART household today
should be without its PERSONAL
ized linens. Here is variety for
yours-make them bold or make
they dainty-uSe varied colors
or shades OF one color
Send 10 CENTS IN coin for
this pattern to the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
1925 Times Square, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Add This Date

ADD TO THESE TWO
dates $50
Septemb Der g.. next
SatnrdaNA
When Mr.. and Mrs Walter
+. Ford. will entertain the
deb set al the dinner dance
they'll give for their niece ...
Anne Hewitt of Covlna,
Cal.
The party will take place
at the Country Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
HOT REFRIGERATOR

REFRIGERATORS WILL
keep food either warm or cold.
When Admiral Byrd went TO the
South Pole he took one with him
TO keep milk without freezing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Plan Weeks Visit

ANNE WILL arrive to-
ward the end Of the next
week
With her mother Mrs.
Harvey Hewitt
They are-en their way 10
Washington. d. c. .
the former will
enter National Park Seminary
for the Autumn term -.
They'll rem ain about a
week 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

MARCH II TO arm 20
Arics Unfriendly rays pre-
dominate. especially for personal
and heart interests. Forge ahead
with steadfast determination.
Accomplish your spiritual and
social obligations without strain
or worry.
APRIL Fl TO NAY %
TdU.Us-A vexing period but
you can override that with IA
display of good humor and
common sense. Make this
weekend worthy of remem-
brance. Thank God for His
blessings Rest and relax.
MAY n TO JUNE p
Gemini-Advice TO Aries oh
tains for YOU, too. Produce your
best manner. BE your gay, care
free self. INDUCING in whole
some sport and fun with old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
On LIST OF Guests

GUESTS WILL comprise
Debutante Nancy Goreuso
Bette Emhof who'll be
leaving the following day for
Boston and Simmons Col
lege -...
Claire Sherman Betty
Monroe Jeanne GreeBhee
&C.. Donna Fulmer Lenore
Johnson ..
Margery Anderson. Nir-
GINA Hinchman " a d
Wirth 49,. Shirley Thoma
ThOrman E. and Elsie Mac
Crone &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Miss SScheHinq
To Stetson u.

BETTY JANE SCilELLTHG
Will be among the 1871 crop Of
newcomers to the StetSon Uni
.versity campus in Deland. Fla.
when the institution opens IN
mid-September
MRS. Lolita MARTZ is 10
be found way out there at
Need les Ranch in Arizona
where she'll be until about the
middle of September. She says
KAPPA CHI NJ SORORITY.
formerly Entre-NOu,. are giving
"Wigwam stomp on Septem-
Der Is al the Royal oak Com
munlty House formerly Hedges
Fern Munroe. Lois Tong Janet
Thompson Phyllis HoSford and
Kay Schermcrhorn are on the
entertainment committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
fsddiyt 10 Blame

n is not the nutriuoniStS who
haze taken the fun out of eat
,rg But I'm afraid a lot OF
people have the idea that nutri-
Jton means something that IS
good for YOU but, not too
tasty
The food faddists are 10.
blame They have harasSed the
public with ridiculous and far
fetched notions about what they
should and should not eat.
Some ~ them cNpolpd the
theory that all food should he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

MR. AND MRS FREDERICK
= BOLTON and daughter Ann
h-4e #st returned from = VISIT
with Nrs Oliver bennett Grover
g. Eagles Nest Camp. Oregon.
IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

DIETIT1ANS and nutrition
lists have been accused OF laclng
in tight. unbending stays and
taking the fun out of eating!
Paul Y. McNutt, IN his opening
address before the Nutrition
Conference, complained h I
something frequently happens 10
good food when It's selection IS
distilled through the coils Of an
expert And that food loses its
gastronomic guSto. Those were
his words.
This Stalwart HooSler claims
that IN his state they've gotten
their vltamlnS for years. all that
could possibly be strung to-
gcther before they ever knew
one 10y rs first initial. but that
the meals also contained an
extra vitamln, one that could
not be found in the laboratory
The psychological vitamin Of
human satisfaction He termed II
Nuamn T. for rest. no doubt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Nu+ri+ionis+s Don't Take
The Fun Out of Eating
BY IDA JEAN KAN

eaten raw Nothing could be
more unappetlzlng or idiouc!
Others credit vegetable Juices
with virtues which the vege-
tables in their natural form do
not possess. Some oppose the
eating of meat 1t isn't the nu-
tritioniStS who try TO take away
your luiCy steak,
Still others oppose the mixing
Of protein and StarCheS, whereas
the scientists stress that we get
along best on varied diet and
that the less we think about our
digestion the better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake.
The Detroit Times.
1925 Times square, Detroit Ni.h.
PLEASE SIND Ny l\DINlD-
UM HOROSCOPE PERSONAL
DAILY UIDT and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the last sly
month, az l94l
Was Born
Month ...........-.. Day 500.
Scrd Sc and Stlf-Aii,mcf
STAMPED EgrciobS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Eccentric Diets

The exponent Of these eccen-
tric diets are the food faddlStS.
not nutrition specialists. ! only
hope this nutritional education
campaign viii make the people
50 well informed about food they
viii not be- fooled by the fad
diStS.
Perhaps in our enthusiasm 10
sell the public on good eating
habits. and make strong men
drink their milk we have been a
bit InSiStent on the balanced
diet But we are Just as lnSiS-
tent on good food. Good food
and good nutrition are synony-
nous
Copyright leu King Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Good Food

Well. hold on a minute gov
ernQr You've got something IN
the idea that every meal should
have that all important Vita
min = And we know that In
diana food has what il takes.
But what ever gave you the idea
that nututlonlStS didn't go I'D
for good eats Did YOU ever sit
down TO a meal served up TO Us
when we get together? l
thought not.
A number Of nutrltlonistS had
dinner the other night ~ the
country home OF a member who
has had string Of degrees after
her name, and this is what we
ate golden brown chicken. fluffy
hot biscuits and gravy. corn on
the cob tossed green salad
with >nappy cheese. iced tea
and honeydcw melon. You cant
90 better than mat IN Indiana.
And lt isn't "a case of do as
7 say. not as | 90. Every nutri-
Zionist worth her salt makes il
her business 90 plan meals re-
plcfc nhc Niamin = that
makes ldfstouwicd gastronomic
sai i>iacton We believe food
stuuld bc so good the family
VIII want 10 eat for the pure 10Y
Oi eating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
HOROSCOPE = By 6 551nse'

the Section Your Birthday Comes IL, and Find VIA
Yoo Otuloot Is According TO the Stars,
for Sunday, august ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
.Back-to-SchooI
Fetes in Order

BACK To- SCHOOL par
are the order of the day,
Mayfair
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-09-04
Americans Helping
Turn 10 Page Tqc0 J


when an AFRAID siren begins to
sound out it's warning that a raid is
to commence. There is brief period
when people must hurry to their
shelters-those who have them.
They rush into their cellars or into
their backyards. Mothers gather up
their children. They huddle under the
stairway or gather them under the
beds or the aianos-any place where
they can have the protection Of some
structure.
Following a brief hush and ominous
silence, the roaring Of airplanes
voice of the Satans of Death-be-
comes louder and louder. The skies
are darkening and suddenly the
heavens are pierced by deadly flashes
Of fire amid indescribable shrieks and
screams. Everywhere disorder and
danger abound and no one knows or
can tell where the next fatal and
tragic blow may fall. They know this
if there is direct hit, there is no
help for them, the end will have
come. But if it is the case of a bomb
that is dropping nearby and just
breaking windows or sending shrap-
mel in all directions, there is both a
chance and good chance that one
will survive the bombing.
Even in such an eventuality the
dangers faced are grave and severe.
Bodies young and old may be mutt
lated, families destroyed, homes and
all that is sweet and dear wiped out
Then in the darkness of life and of
dire necessity comes the angel of hope
and of help, made possible by Amer
ica's gifts, to rckindle the spirit to
live on and to struggle for that bet
ter and happier day that is bound
again to set men free to make secure
the rights and dignity of man and of
free nations.
About this question of bombing the
people of Britain have become fatalis-
tic. They have learned to live in the
eternal present. They have become
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-09-04
Wage Agreement
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(COntnnrd From Page One)
most satisfactory to all of US. Charley
has made US three short visits in the
past few weeks and has done a splen-
did job in getting us our wage in
creases and other considerations. The
last time he was with us was on our
regular meeting night, getting ac-
quainted with many of our members
and leaving US with gratitude for the
way in which he conducted our ne
gotiations. Mrs. Jordan and the three
smaller children accompanied Charley
on his last visit and we hope that the
next visit will be for little longer
Duration
The shop is running at capacity
and we are getting pressed for kiln
space. AS we work on five-day week
plan some arrangements were made
for a three-day holiday over Labor
Day. Many arranged trips to the
state fair for this weekend.
The u. S. O. of Red Wing has more
than filled their quota, going over this
week. The potters give to this 100
per cent.
Local No. $50 and the Potters'
Benefit Association staged their an
nual picnic Sunday, August "a, at the
lzaak Walton Park on the Mississippi
River. The day, which was ideal, was
spent with racing and games for both
young and old. The committee sup
piled all the ice cream, lemonade and
all the coffee that you could drink
Everyone attending had grand time.
AS it is getting close to the duck
hunting season there are good many
of the potters talking of hunting. A
fellow has to be careful around the
shop for stray shots or feathers may
get in his lunch pail.
We think this is a splendid time to
get some more members into the fold.
o. c. $50.
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Discharged

(C0ntinued From Page One)
his committee fatty refused to accept
this amount and would not come to
terms until a payment of $4,000 was
made.
The trouble started in the fall of
1884 when members of Local 26 were
discharged for union activity. Early
IN 1885 it was apparent that those
who did not go along with the Ko-
San Club and the "yellow dog" con-
tract it was signing, would be without
a job. A strike was called by Local
26 February II, 1885, and was con-
tinued until September IA, 1886, when
the firm promised to recall the dis
charged men. This, however, they
failed to do. A complaint was first
filed with the Labor Board November
"a, 1887, resulting in the decision
rendered in August Of 1910.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-09-04
MOP Organizes

(Continned From Page One)
Pulkinghan of the firm, Vice Presi-
dents Hull and Turner canvassed the
shop Saturday morning, contracting a
majority of the employees. Not only
did they sign to Join the organization,
but paid their initiation fee on the
spot. The remainder of the employees
were signed last Tuesday and the
local organized the same evening by
the Brotherhood representatives.
The plant is we'll established, being
in operation the past eight years,
manufacturing a complete line of gen.
eralware items.
The officials who effected organi-
zation report an excellent spirit pre-
vailing among the employees and de-
clare the management friendly to-
wards the Brotherhood.