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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Lionhearted
Man Poor
Husband

TRAINED N u X s Il 3 aren't
really prettier than other girls;
they only look prettier because
they are so neat and natty and
trig in those becoming uniforms.
Besides any woman looks more
attractive 10 a man when he's
down and out!
The only women who can re-
member what a romantic court
ship was like seem to be the
ones who can remember what
buttonhooks and hatpins were
for.
NOWADAYS, You never
realize how different God in
tended to make the two sexes
until you see an overstuffed girl
in Stacks.
Most automobile wrecks are
due to somebody's absence of
mind--most matrimonial wrecks
are due to somebody's. absence
of heart.
Many a kiss, like many a
romance, has ended in a sigh of
relief instead of a sigh of ecstasy
because it lasted just little too
long.
= =
THERE ARE times when
girl feels convinced that a per-
fectly heartless man would make
a more satisfactory lover. than
one whose heart is SO big that
one love at time simply won't
fill il.
Getting. your debutante.d augh-
( ter married off doesn't neces-
sarily mean losing her forever.
IL may merely mean lease LEND
ing her for a little while and
having her. sent back c. O. ID.
"PLATONIC FRIENDSHIP
may have its good points, but
ii is just Purgatofy to q girl
who is longing for a little thrill
or bib romance" says a debu-
tante.
A perennial glamour boy is
usually man who has decided
that he was born to be every
girls dream man and no girls
meal ticket.
4
A GIRL no longer expects TO
be the first and only woman a
man ever loved; she merely
wants to be the one who made
him stop loving all the others.
When a man passes his forty
ninth birthday his wife signs
with relief at the thought that
he has reached the end of all
his boyish follies. Later, she
often begins to wonder WHICH
end.
A LOT of women make
foolish matrimonial mistakes
alter a broken Summer romance
as a result of that nobody
loves-me feeling.
When you're suffering from
loves hangover. almost any per-
sonable man in tweeds or a
uniform who tells you how
beautiful you are looks like
fate's answer to prayer.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
New Ideas in Decoration

THE STORES wonderland exciting lamps
Many leather na-headed and stitched
Glass eagles black pedesas studded with gold
apshades fashioned black patent leather
lacquered parchment in dark dark coors
ANYTHING AND everything that snacks of Chinese In
uence right this Also high place
are the huge floral prints in Grapes and upholstery.
YOU'RE partial to dark wood, make a point the
with
mahogany
AND s delightful when match
Grapes bedspreads organdv lace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Accessories
Dramatic
Costume
BY JOAN DEAN

IT HAS been said that the
mark of a well-dressed lady
Is in the choice OF her Access
= series. And nothing adds more
TO costume than a smart bag
and the right gloves.
We show you here a fine
broadcloth bag, Handicapped to
the frame, carrying out the
Idea of the front draping in
many of the dresses this season.
The frame is crystal clear
1ucite and even the change
purse has a lucite frame and
Is hand-sewn.
WITH WINTER about 10
make an entrance, it is high
time to think about fur-trimmed
gloves. And the shops have
an array just out of their
/ wrappings.
v There is a soft black suede
glove with a generous band of
silver-fox at the wrist. Ideal
TO wear with your furs or your
ox-trimmed coat.
A pair OF brown suede are
banded with leopard about an
inch wide, and another brown
has mink trim. Then. of course.
there is brown with beaver.
These gloves are all hand
made and whatever the trim on
your coat may be, there are
gloves to match.
For your fur coat there are
two very new suede numbers in
the long and short length with
silk fagotting. They feature
that graceful long-fnger look.
And then there's the practical
doeskin. available in colors 10
harmonic with any costume.
BEFORE LEAVING the glove
counter we looked over a color
fui assortment of. bright silk
Jerseys in the extra long length.
The new mid-calf length
dresses for those don't-dress
evenings are very short of sleeve
and call for shoulder gloves.
These come In all the high
shades plus black and white and
YOU may match or mix as your
fancy dictates.
White capexkin mitts are
tricky and sparkle with rhine
stones -. they are also avail
able in black with rhinestone
trim.
ON TO the lingerie depart
fnent where we were simply
captivated with the lovely night
gowns in the holiday display.
We saw a softly draped pure
silk satin. with deep V-neck and
midriff Of hand-run Alencon.
For figure-flattery there is a
handmade gown Of white pure
silk satin. The bodice has sun
burst tucking and is bordered
with red piping.
These and many other dainty
styles will make your gift shop
ping a pleasure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Wise Guest Avoids Making
Comparisons Of Children
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority ON Good Manners

sentence or two Of generalities
dahed off hastily and tardily?
Or did you write it promptly
and did you make your hostess
feel that you appreciated the
things she planned for your
comfort and happiness?
Long. long thoughts, tonic for
all of us,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

HAVEN'T YOU often Won
dered. after you have said
good-by 10 your hostess and her
family. just how you have meas
ured up to your ideal of being
a good guest?
A visit IN another's home is
an acid test. Without being
egotistical about ourselves, we
may well feel a justifiable pride
that we have done all those
things we should have done. and
left undone those things we
shouldn't have done That's
grand feeling. indeed!
If you have been an ideal
guest, you won't need TO read
farther.
But if your conscience pricks
you a little Tor much) perhaps
we might analyze some of the
temptations TO which guests
thoughtlessly yield. there
leaving an unpleasant memory
behind them.
Watch Speech
Tops in the list of regrets
is usually something we've said.
We may be the kind of people
who are always trying TO re-
make other people nearer 10
our hearts desire.
All wise adults avoid. as they
would the plague, making COM
parsons between the children
in the home in which they are
visiting and the children of any
other friends.
Enjoy and admire your
hostess children as much as
you like-or can-but wisely
forebear TO make any COMPARE
son-or contrasts! The mother
will like you better. and the
children certainly will.
Household Duties
You may, too, be sorry for
things that you did not say.
such as those warm-hearted
compliments on attractive fea-
lures of the house. the thought
full plans your hostess made for
your comfort and pleasure.
If the household was a serv-
antless one. perhaps you didn't
offer 10 assist with the work.
You should have, and even If
your hostess demurs, there are
many things you can do UNI
obtrusively.
You can keep your bedroom
and bathroom in order, and
with casual and pleasant CO.
operation. do many other things
without seeming to regard them
as duties.
Parting Gift
Did you make some generous
bows TO the hostess and the
household Take a little gift
to the hostess when you went,
or send one after you returned
home?
And how about your bread
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Care Of Flowers

No matter how much care YOU
give in arranging an attractive
fresh floral centerpiece, il the
health Of the flowers is not
watched your efforts will be in
vain.
Keep them out Of drafts and
away from radiators and hot
lamps. Don't ever let them be
overcrowded. VI -
Immediately on getting flow
ers into your home. cut their
stems with the slanting stroke
Of a sharp knife beneath water.
Then plunge them quickly into
water with as little exposure 10
air as possible so that there
will be a continuous flow of
moisture circulating through the
stems
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

in arrangements to express the
traditional spirit of gratitude
and honor on Americas family
festival day.
For beauty's sake be sure
your centerpiece harmonizes
with size of the table and the
accessories which stand nearby.
Apple Orchard
If you are trying to get
across a certain feeling or at
mosphere. perhaps these sugges-
tons will help you. For an
apple orchard use white
damask cloth set with green
scenic plates, simple crystal
tumblers and centerpiece of
shining red apples on a silver
tray with a ruff of laurel leaves
around IL.
Indian Summer may be de-
picted in a bare maple table set
with fruit design pottery plates.
hobnail glasses and a centerpiece
made of a pair of large crook
necked gourds cut out to hold
red and green grapes. shiny
checked apples and nuts.
Horn Of Plenty
A bountiful harvest may be
represented in a horn of plenty
shaped of gold cellophane. from
which tumble variety of fruits,
vegetables and nuts. Be sure to
include two or three pome-
granates, walnuts, apples,
grapes, tiny gourds or small
acorn squash and a carrot or
two.
Ornamental gourds in exotic
striped effects and stalks of
gilded wheat are some of the
modernistic interpretations of
Puritan designs that are being
combined effectively with varied
types of chrysanthemums.
Patriotic fresh flower center
pieces are being featured as
novel for those who are enter
tanning service men. A bowl of
red carnations surrounded by
white pompon NUNS and edged
with blue cornflowers makes a
lovely combination.
Care Of Flowers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
MEMS spoRrcLAD swEArEns

Thsy'ss god everything eaad inohs, warmth snd =
wearing ausItssss T~o-toee stytes ard mid ee>ef
oardisans. wooi os vsysa hnifs - varsity th1f I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

Here 80 ths Drssf.t eolors ana
p9tfffnA for winter aps7sz
Warn 800 knit sioess sn1
rFifftees r sYeTa kiz< fof Nfrnen
ard rhiicfsn Ps1s s~versi IN
your lss PAIR ............
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

Santos del dtd
Waldetrudis, Aeasio, Hugo y
Casilda. Ii
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
Pr69imO Picnic

Para fines del presente mes
Ia Secci6n de Recreo de L'Unio-
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
BUDDY BAER NOQUEO A


Washington, abril 8.-Buddy
Baer cay6 sobre Galento con IL
ma furia de golpeS desde ell CO.
mienzo de su pelea aqui esta no
che, obligando al tabernero d
rendirse despues de seiS rounds
de s~angriento combate. La pelea
estaba concertada a diez asal-
tos y fue presenciada por diez
mil personals en- la arena Uline,
Galento, reclamando como ra-
ION para suspender la pelea el
haberse fracturado una mano,
dej6 de responder a la llamada
para el septimo round. Baer, en-
furecido, salt6 en- direction de Ia
esquina de Galento; pero ataja-
do por sus segundos antes que
pudiera llegar a su contrario, IA
vo que resignarse.
La decision del referee fue de
K. o. tecnico a favor de Baer;
perO ell m6dico de la Comisi6n de
Boxeo del Distrito de Columbia
que examine al tabernero en- el
dressing room" dijo que no ha
bia encontrado 4ractura alguna.
Sc convino, NJ JbStante, lie
varlo al hospital para un exa-
men mas detenido.
Antes de la suspension del en-
cuentro Baer llevaba la mejOr
parte, teniendo a Galento con
vertido en- una pulpa, al horde
del K. o. a cada instante.
Noqueado por ell hermanO ma
yor de Baer, Max hace cerca d.
un afo, la de anOche fue la pri-
mera pelea de Galento desde esa
fecha, y probablemente la 1lti-
ma de su carrera como boxeadOr
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
Fiesta de la Cr6njca

IT ttStI UC t0 OfNff'NN
Viento en- popa, asi va la fieS-
to que en- honor de los cronistas
sociales de los peri6dieos latinos
sc ofrecera ell Sabado 26 del mes
en- curse, en- ell salon principal
del Circulo Cubano, cedidO ga
lantemente por su Directiva.
Para esta fiesta, que tiene ca
racter privado, han sido va orde
nadas mas de sesenta meSaS.
Sc hacen los debidOs prepare
tivos para ofrecer un extraordi-
mario acto de variedades, a Ia
media noche.
La parte bailaLie eStara a cal
go de las orQueStas La Sonora,
con suS cantantes Srta. Jossfina
Ramil y Rafael Artigas, Y La
Tropical" teniendo en- la parte
vocal a la Srta. Mercedes San
chez y Joaquin Barcena.
La fiesta empezara a las II
de la noche Y terminara a las 6
de la manana del domingo.
Dentro de breves dias dare
mos publicidad a los nOmbres de
as distinguidas personalidades
que han separado mesas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
Fiesta ~primQuerdl

Fiesta p%rim0ueral
Con gran entusiaSmo Sc habld
Ell todOs nueStros circuloS socia-
les de la gran Fiesta Primave-
raj" que efectuara la Secci6n dc
Propaganda del Centre Espa-
mol, ell Domingo 20 del presente
mes.
Tanto los simpatizadores de
la Sociedad como asociados pres
tan su decidido apoyo. sabedo .
res de que contribuyen a una no
bic causa.
Esta fiesta tendra efecto, en-
ell edificio social de w. Tampa.
A las IL 80 del dia Sc servira
un exquisite almuerzo, en- ell que
no faltara ell arroz con polio.
Mientras los comensales sabo-
reen ell menu, la orquesta LA
Sonora" los deleitara con un Sc
lectO programa musical.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
COmidd de Honor

C0midd dc Honor
Va a ser honrada con una co
mida la Simpatica y gentil Srta.
Onelia Santana, Reina de la ms.
tituci6n Centre Asturiano, y Su
atractiva Corte de Honor, inte-
grada esta por las Srtas. Palmi-
"a Martinez Virginia LaCorte
Marie Fernandez y Olga Diaz.
Esta comida es ofrecida por
la Seeci6n de Recreo de la refe-
rida sociedad asturiana, EN- el
restaurant "El Boulevard.
Para la misma han sido invi-
tadas las exReinas de la socie-
dad y algunos directivos de Ia
misma.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

Olga Alvarez, Jimmie Pardo y
Olga Alfonso, Joe Alvarez y Ma
rlana Italiano, Saxton Valenti y
Antonieta Italiano, Angelo Gao
ciatore y Edith Pitisci, Julio Ma
cias v Carmen Rodriguez, Joe
Tamargo y Rose Pizzolato, Sam
Ferlita Y Adela Scaglione.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
I'm party

Para manana jueves la Sec
ci6n de Damas del Cfrculo Cuba
no anuncia la celebration de IN
Party.
Para ell mismo han sido invita-
dos los miembros de la Secci6n
!e Recreo y todos aquellos que
tomaron parte en- la comparsa
que presento dichc institution
en- las festividades de Ia Yer
bena del Tabaco."
La fiesta sera en- los salones de-
Circulo Cubano y empezara q
las ocho Y media de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
En- ell Centre AstuuTanO

FL pr6ximo domingo celebra-
"a la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen.
trO AsturianO un gran matinee
en- su salon principal.
Seg1n Sc nos informa tocara
la crquesta Rudy Budy," con
su cantante Srta. Martha Perry.
BESIDE las 400 a las 8 100.
Regiran precios pOpulares.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

ran festejadas las Direetivas 50.
lientes Y eutrantes de Ia organi-
zaci6n social "Hetaireia".
La directiva entrante esta in
tegJada por los siguientes j6ve-
mes; Presidente, Angelo Caccia-
tore; Vice Presidente, Manuel
Wales; Secretario, Sam Ferli-
Ia; TeSorero, Nick Macaluso ;
Secretario de Finanzas, Jim
Pardo; Vice Secretario de FL
nanzaS, Saxton Valenti.
Formaban la oficialidad, sa-
liente; Joe Ferlita, Joe Midulla,
Marealino Lanes, Joe Alvarez,
SaXton Valenti, y Tony Suarez.
A esta agape asistiran Ma
nuel wales ~ Sra, Mike Muley
y Sra, Nelson Pullara Y Sra,
Joe Demmi y Sra.
Tony Suarez Y Josefina Villa
donga, Nick Macaluso y josef
ma Messina, Victor CampiSi Y
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

ne ltaliana prepare una gran
fiesta capeStre.
Sera esta la primera fiesta al
aire libre del presente ano y ten
ORA lugar en- los terrenos del
parlue LA Columna'.
FL principal attractive 10 sera
I'm almuerzo tipicamente a la
italiana.
Por la tarde habra bale, con
una reputada OrqueSta.
DaremoS Otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
NOTAS SOCLALE
(POR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Ell bale principiara a las :0C
de la tarde.
Mas de 1900 personals parti-
ciparon en- este festival cumbre
NOcimieRtO
BESIDE ell Hospital Municipal
Sc nos informa del nacimiento
de un hermoso varoneito, hijC
de los espoSoS Alfonso Fernan.
dez, domiciliados en- ell 1902.
de la Octava avenida.
Tanto la mama como ell infan-
te gozan de perfecta Salud.
La Sra. Fernandez sera tras
ladada p~roximamente a su domi
clio.
Nuestra enhorabuena.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
EscOgida Ia Fecha

Definitivamente la Secci6n
Juvenil de la LOgia Caballeros
Leales de America, seleccion6 Ia
fecha del q del presente mes
para su "Weiner Roast.
Mas tarde Sc anunciara ell Ia.
gar donde Sc efectuara.
La gaceta., 1941-04-09
OhrO Bdnqaete

Para las doce y media del dia
del venidero Domingo esta Sc
nalado ell almuerzo con que Sc
La gaceta., 1941-04-09

MejOrGdO
Grato no es comunicar por me
dio de estas Columns la franco
mejorfa de nuestro amigo Ar i.
mando Garcia, que recientemen
tie fuera sometido a una opera
ci6n en- la Clinica "El Bien PHI
blico."
Segun su medico, dentro de
breves dias ser trasladado a su
residential, 1901 de la avenida
Doce.
Celebramos su mejOria y de-
SeamoS su pr0nto y total resta-
blecimiento.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
Club Learns
of s. America

Al the Detroit Study club meet
ing on last Friday afternoon, the
topic vas South America in The
Present Crisis" which had been as
signed 10 Mrs. X. j. Morton. She
secured Attorney Wills VI. Graves,
who had made a special study OF
the Latin countries. 10 talk on the
subject. The speaker very inter-
cstingly told tho reasons why the
United states is having difficulty
establishing DEFINITE goodwill and
friendly relations with South Amer
ican countries: how the color qucs-
non enters into tho question, the
influence Of German propaganda
and many other interesting facts on
ne subject. a spirited discussion
followed.
Mrs. l.. +. Johnson VAS the hos
tess for tho occasion and served
The members dinner In the WV
cafeteria. Her guests were Mrs.
Ella Harris and Mrs. Webster Har-
ris
The next meeting will be at the
Phyllis wheatley Home when the
club Will entertain the house resi-
dents with their annual Christmas
party
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
dstorSpedRs
To uOncn

II VII. delightful day Tuesday.
Nov. ~ when the Current Topic
Study club met at the Associations
club house and were welcomed by
Mrs Mamie Digs. hostess
The meeting opened with the club
sons which was written by Mrs.
Louis b Bryant and Mrs Mile
Hyn u The Rev. 4. G. Williams.
rasior Of Metropolitan Baptist
churt was principal speaker. His
suhioc Was "Conquering Through
Kindness"
An appe,izinE luncheon followed
and vas enjoyed by Mrs. Beatrice
Pre-. on PRESIDENT. Ms Alberta
Hal Mrs. Louise p. Bryant. Mrs.
Rosa Gragg. Mrs. Lavcnia Bowen
Mrs l.owela Hill. Mrs Mile
Hyr on. Mrs May Randolph. Mrs.
Lo.alnc Reed, Mrs. Mary Belle
Rhodes, Mrs. Lucille Brown. Mrs.
F}zahcih Gary, Mrs. Bornice Har-
per. Mrs. Hattie Moody Mrs. Madge
Reynolds Mrs Margaret Hawkins,
and Mrs. Lucille Hobson and Mrs.
Edna Digs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
Women In
Defense AS Seen
By A Woman

The Literary Coteric study club,
composed Of group Of serious
minded women, held It's fifth meet
ing in the rooms o. the Associated
Womcn's club binding. at Ferry
avenue and Brush streets. Monday
evening. NOV, - Mrs. Sadie Lit
iiojohn president. presided.
The theme discussed by the club
members was. The Woman's Part
IN tho National Defense Program.
The discussion was presented by
Mrs Fred Hart Williams in an i'm
terostlns and unique manner Mr..
Williams had written her talk and
presented II in hook form. also az
tach.ng newspaper and magazine
clipping and reading from excorn 8
on the subject expressed by N
Eleanor Roosevelt and other distir-
guishcd speakers.
Following the general discussion
luncheon was served by Mrs. Mar
garct VI Brantley hostess for tho
evening" entertainment
Among The members prescn'
wore Mcsdamcs Sadye Llttlejohn
Gladys House Elrene Falconer
nora u. Hutchinson, Grace Will
ans. Sadie Ramsey. CLANCY Mat
thcws Minnie Deloney Jones and
Marguerite NJ Brantloy
Mrs Liiilojohn appointed Mr.
Williams, who led the discussion &c
'hc club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
Dec. 1S Set For
Annual Banquet

The 1Iiawathas Charity and Saw
ings club met AZ tho home of Mrs.
Clara Smith. 1857 Jos. Campau-
Nov. %. with the vice president.
Mrs. Jackson. presiding. After the
general routine the club made
plans for their annual banquet
which will be on December Is. All
members present with the excep-
tion Of Mrs. Clara Taylor. who wa
sill with cold and Mrs. Anna
Johnson. a doliehtful time was on
joyod by all The club will meet
with Mrs Marie King 1907 Jos
Campau. Dec. 4 AT $50 pm.
Marie King. president: Ions
Blount. secretary and Betty Hutch
inson, treasurer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
Personals

Nj simmons. OF sos Erskine.
served a lovely lunch 10 the stu
dem 81 the Brewster City Music
class. cf which Mrs. NJ. Henderson
is instructor.
Nj; and Mrs. George Dabney and
Mrs nahncy sister Lola, motored
to Chcaso last week. 10 visit rola-
tives and friends
Mrs James Lottery. Of Toledo,
Ohio here because of the Ill
ness ~ hcr sister. Carolyn. who has
been VERY i'll for three weeks.
Anne Clark. Of Riopelle street.
has hfcn a shut-in since August.
She vas tho artist in the Brewster
Muse class prior to her illness.
Fohc- Dahney. OF Palmer street.
celchraicd his twenty-frst birthday
on nec .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorors Tearfully End
Founders Week Here

The members OF the sigma Gam
ma Rho sorority celebrated their
founders week from Nov. TO 16
beginning with In Vencz ensemble
on Sunday the 9th at the home of
Soror Mile Edwards. on Hancock.
at which the members OF both Rho
groups. prc-rledgeos OF the organi-
cation presented a program on
very professional standard. indeed
II was very super-supcr. Ethel
Hudsinger sang "Chiribiribim' and
Doris Weeks sang Because both
girls are from the Rho group No.
l. Janice Gray recited House by
the Side OF the Road Martha Rob-
inson sang "Homing j. Marie
Lane played Rachmaninoff's Pre-
lude in c Sharp Minor and as an
encore she played composition Of
her own entitled Passion trio
consisting of j. Marie Lane Doro-
thy Thurston and Martha Robinson.
accompanied by Eleanor Wilson
sang Pale Moon BY unanimous
request. Soror Alice Williams gave
Of one her famous readings; then a
trio consisting of three termiies.
Louise McGrudcr. Margaret Mont
Gomcry and Isabelle Green sang
lovely off-key rendition OF Il Don't
Want 10 Set the World on Fire II
was n command performance as
these girls were probates at that
time. but are now full hedged men,
hers OF Sigma Gamma Rho soror-
iiy. after the program the presi-
dent Of each group gave a short
talk and everyone adjourned 10 the
dining room where delightful re-
past was served.
On Nov. IL. Armistice Day. the
members of Alpha Eta chapter
breakfastod at the home of Soror
Mavis c. Bonney OF Bangor at IL
O'Clock sharp. and the table was
decorated very appropriately for
the holiday.
on the evening OF Tuesday the
18th the Sigmas has Cabaret par
~ at the beautiful Club 666 where
their and their friends wined and
danced Ill the wee hours Of the
omrning.
On Saturday. Nov 10 the Auroras
entertained their big sisters with
their annual dinner dance at the
W0mans building OF Wayne uni
versity As usual there was won
derful dinner OF chicken and all
IN trimmings. followed by dancing
and later ending up at the Club II
Horscmcn with loads OF joviality
and dancing.
on Sunday. Nov. ie. the Fatal
Day. there was initiation at the
home Of Soror Helen Childs of Lud-
den avenue. AZ which time Tcrmte
Green. McGrudcr and Montgomery
crossed the burning sands" in a
very impressive ceremony led by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-06
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
No Changes Here
In Spite of F.D.R.

Many folk like the old way of
celebrating Thanksgiving on the
last Thursday in November. So a
fine THANKSGIVING dinner on the old
date. November 81. was given al the
home If Mrs. Florence Folks. 1921
sherman Her mother. who had
returned from the hosp ital on that
day. enjoyed the Thanksgiving din
Ior given by her daughter. Guests
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Taylor.
nr. Talbot. Nurse roscy Mrs. New
man. Clarence Peters. Miss b. Rob-
inson and Miss A.Evans. who is an
excellent cook.