davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Del Rios, FrankIins
Open Pin Campaign
With Fast Tempo

Duckpin scattering promises to
reach an early creScendo Sunday
night at the Lafayette Bowling Cen
ter, when Herb Sach trots out his
supersharpshooting Del Rios against
the Franklin Bowling Center ALL
Stars of Baltimore in teams, doubles
and singles matches, with action to
start at O'Clock.
Organized last season, the Del
Rios earned national fame by trim
ming the Connecticut Blue Ribbons
and other all-star duckpin combina-
tons of the East.
. Captained by Perce Wolfe, the Del
Rios again will present Astor Clarke,
the Nations No. l duckpinner for
the sixth consecutive season; Hokie
Smith, No. national ranking bowler
and District League champion; Tony
Santini, Ed Blakeney and Fred
Murphy.
. The Oriole invaders number such
outstanding performers at Art Eel
ter, Lee Seim, Earl Campbell, Willie
Stitz and Ray Fiorentino.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

are much brighter than Reinhart
dared hope.
The loss of Ed Robbins, per-
manently, and Johnny Clarey, for
two weeks, has not affected the
tackles as much as feared. Dan
Snyder, John Konizewski, Dan Rosa,
Bob Leonetti and Dan Murphy are
showing up we'll and give heartening
indications of being able to hold
the position without aid from the
militia
Ellis Hall and Henry Agusiewicz
are doing everything expected of two
crack guards at this early date and
have ample support in John Dono-
hue and Matt Mauriello-not to
overlook Floyd McGlinn and Enrico
Seeno. Don Seibert looks like q
Evening star., 1941-09-12

ing Center manager, seeks several
teams to complete a 450-average
women's loop which will roll on
Wednesdays. He has a spot open for
a 515-average mems league to roll
on Thursdays.
Modern Way Movers swept Ia
koma Transfer despite Dutch Sher-
bahn's 165-421 to win in the Ia
koma Recreation Summer League by
a one-game margin. John Burger hit
for 122 to nose out his Side--kick,
Sherbahn, for the individual title.
In the Electric Utility Employees
Union League opener at Convention
Hall Ferber of Local No. 80 and
Russ Kidwell of Local No. IL walked
off with respective tops scores of 146
and AIT. The latter's heavy fir
ing was a big factor in team highs
of 593-1,717.
Bean of Wisconsin, with 142, and
Widmayer of North No. 2, with 1872
provided the high lights as the 16-
club c. g. P. Telephone League
opened last night at Penn Recrea-
ton.
1t was L. Smiths top 1872 that
sparked Maryland Electric Appi-
ance high scores of 628-1,732 in the
Mount Rainier League. Millard Ul-
rich, who gained the spotlight sew
eral times last season by winning
sweepstakes efforts garnered high
string of l52.
Milton Mendelson and his Brot-
mans Market teammates monopo.
lized the start of the Hebrew League
at Penn Recreation last night with
highs of 160-370 and team count!
of 633-1,6 ,68l.
Waldorf Reed and his Soller!
Plumbers all but dominated the Pet
worth League opener as the formel
banged out 407 to lead team highs o
628-l,828 that swamped Randolph
Grill. The veteran Norman Baxte
of City Awning garnered top gam,
Of lat.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

After a week of practice it would
seem that Bill Reinhart's fears of
shabby line for his George Washing
ton football team this autumn are
wholly unfounded. The Colonial for
ward wall may not be seven blocks
Of granite, a barbed and bristling
tank trap or an impregnable barrier,
but it's going to be tough.
The ends are not as bad as first
appeared In Pat Del Vecchio,
soph pass snagger, the team may
have a genuine nugget in the rough.
With Stan Ziobro, Matt Zunic and
Mike Monchlovich coming up be-
hind Signor Patrick and the Stolid
Johnny Picco at the other flank the
Buff and Blue may be we'll fortified
at the f1anks. Certainly conditions
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Polish Athletes in Meet

BALTIMORE, Sept. IL R.-
Athletes from Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, Washington, Wilmington and
Camden, N. j., are scheduled to take
part in a track meet to be held
under the sponsorship of the Youth
Organization of the Polish National
Alliance on SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Kelly BowIers Launch
Eighth Year Tonight

Clyde Kelly Bible Glass Bowling
League begins its eighth season to-
night with II teams rolling at Chevy
Chase Ice Palace at 7:30 o'clock.
The league is divided into two SEQ
tions and the schedule into two
halves.
President is E. Austin Davis and
secretary and scorer is David
Thomas
Evening star., 1941-09-12

fixture at center and has been work
ing like a charm with the inside
blockers.
Maryland, taking time out from
individual blocking practice, devoted
most of yesterday afternoon to work
on offensive plays featuring back
in-motion and Jack Faber indicated
the Terps would resume the same
drill today. This operates from a
double wing back and appears cap
able of generating tremendous power
and deception.
Georgetown, down to hard work,
is beginning to revamp its 1910
spreads to fit the Al cast and Jack
Hagerty is satisfied the Hoyas'
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Fears of Poor George Washington Line Appear Unounded

hocus- -pocus will get good results
Georgetown is beginning to point for
Mississippi and the word on the Hill
top Is that the Johnny Rebels are
going to meet at least one tough
combination.
Ted Stawicki, 194-pound back, fea-
tured American University's lengthy
scrimmage although Fred Sharrah
came in for some attention. Stawicki
shone on the defense and Sharrah
on the offense.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Sunday Games Needed

Miller Furniture Baseball Team
desires to book games with strong
clubs on Sundays. Call Harry Fones
at District Clio. Branch 695.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

Chicago scoring: TouchdownS-Osman-
Chicago Bears - O IA 2-23
SKI Gor standleej, Mclean IFor Caller.
neau1' Fsmiglietti (for stsndI.e). Points
after touchdown-Artoe (for Federoviteh).
Snyder (place-kick). Safety-Siegal
20 Rourke)
Aii-star scoring: Touehdown-Mont-
Ronery
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

@inige Gage barauf itano @ertruo
an 8rlmnem, ser int @artenboic
pfatibert, uno lieB Sen flaren @ai=
feritrabl in oas Sbaff rinnem. Gin
@inoeraeIelle, Der I'M Sofe nit 8eiie-
rnng Der Stanoer unb 5aiier fiir oie
nabenbe Beinleie bei6Gftist mar,
ma6te iid berbei, INN NIT Ser MaeS,
Die er eerne iab, Elm 80rtdben a,l
plauoern. Da id,pebte eine iunge 9a-
me I'M 9foIenfleioe poriiber, idlanf
lno blab uie cine 2iIie. sie fam
aus oem @arten.
uSit bies bas 5rGuleim Ser frem-
ben Serridaft?" fragte Sies.
nSa, iie it's = 5rGulein SiabeI-
la, erutberte sic Moso.
Die muB audi in feiner e,iten
Sant iteden. Oian fonnte iie umbla=
len = lit ibabe INN iie. Sic ideint
Elm fein's Mool au iein", benerfte
mitleioig Ser 8inoer.
nssso, bas lit iie anh. Sic nnb Sen
eomunb baben mir aie ecrn - oenn
e fins gar semeine 2eut', aber
Die auoern," - ,,n6 oobei fdiittcIte
@ertruo ibr nettes Ropfben.
Die anbern ibeinen alfo @l,d
nidt an sefallen'', ernieerte Ser Sc.
feae.
& II ~. - 4 = Y
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

Gin jmnger @ed fra9te wobreno
einer gilenbobnfobrt iein @escniiber,
elnen ernlt o,,siebeneen olteren
9errn, um iih einen Spob NIT ibm
5u MAIDEN: ,,@utiduloiaen Sic, mein
9err, lit iener Srt ga 9fotenbera ODER
@riineberg, i'd bin ndrnli6 iorben.
blind"
Sdlogicrtig periette ser @efrae.
te: sd bcoouere, nibt ausf,,nft ae-
ben at pnncn, % id on oemIeIben
llebel leioe. Sd tann nidt mol einem
ytalelpeis bon einem @elblhnobel nn.
teriheioen.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11
Rittmpdj, Ben II. SUM 194f

s3a, ia, ba'', lodte 9oter Bait
lins, ,,on bin ifb gefoneen'', ,uro aos
feiue Dole berans i,no IieB lie afpiiben
ben 5ingern ipielen. Damn fmbr ct
,peiter, nio, iuenn eroBe 9inse na-
ben, ipenn es iid llm Nationen ban-
belt - bann, bann fonnen iolhe gr-
eieniiie iib porbinein ipieeeln ooer
anmeloen. Aber ibr, innges Bolt,
feat ouf foIfe Saben nihts balten
- es iit pure, pure @inbiloung. Dod
-, es gebt .ihon a,,f Elm baIb Iebs
1lbr nno id) m,ib nod So,,ie se-
ben, mein 8rebier 3u beten."
Der ftattlide Mond erbob fib, ei~
ne @ribein,mg, bie ieoen, Ser i'm
slm eriten MaI erblidte, iiberraidte
Mne an5og. stoI3 ,,no feit iaB bas
ftrenggeidnittene, geiItreid)e Saupt
auf oe,n breiten Woden. Inter Sen
9ebieteriiben augen bon Seuer buih=
ten iib bibte, eetpaltiee augenbranen
1,no bariiber ipolbte iib cine breite
Stirne, better ipie ser ,polfenloie
Slpnlpos. I'm sic et,pas a,1igetpor-
fenen Sipper ipiegelte ser Sher5, ser
fid bem Spott fsrn belt. 9as gauge
@eii6t ,no ser barin iid ipiegelnoe
@barafter mabnte at antife 9iil item,
nno nid)t MIR feline Gorliebe fir Sic
@rieden nno ibre 2iteratur, feline gr-
fbeinnng le1bit NOR es, sic ibm Sen
Namen Sater 3el,s peri6afft bate,
1pie er BEL allen @pnlnaiiaiten bieb.
,,NlIo @ott e,npfoblel1'', rief er ben
beioen 9omen 5u unb itieg raid iiber
Die Selstreppe nieber.
,@ebnlben Sic ein fpenig, mir ge=
ben auh ins Sous, rief sic 5ralL
nno folgte nit Sobanna. @n ser Cir
bes Gentomtes empfobl man li6 iped)-
fclieitig, nadbem ser 8rofeiior per=
fproben battc, iid o1rb Sic frenloe
Serrlhaft nid)t bonn bolbigen 8eil6e
abbolten 5u 1aiien.
SD Bin fein 5relno BON groBen
Serren''', iprod er, ,,aber id tperoe,
,pem id Sic beIube, nit bem Serrn
Eraiioenteu nibt in 8eriibr,ne font
men. - limo sic, 5rdulein Sobanna
-troiten Sic iib NIT be,n @noniiap-
ia. sllio @ott elnpfoblen.''
@r liipfte ieiner @eipobnbeit eem6b
ben SUIT at ser Sinoerihlinge - uno
berldipane a,ts ser Sausf flur.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

Ser leeren Saibe froblihen Sof, nad5.
oem er mieher al Madt ,mo @bren
gefomn,en ,par, bier empfing rno be.
ipirtete er feline Sre,en uno bielt iei.
men 2aubtag. Dies ,por Der lette
@lauSpunft meines 3immers, nao
ib oenfe in itillen St,lnoeu oft bar.
an, tpie er bier in oer bobem Niibe
nit ieinem treucn 5reunoe Miillinen
,beim friiden Sumpen ioB, mo pir
iett m,f berielben 8ant ruben, nno
tpie lie oonn bon oen alteu, ibiperen
3eiter, bon Der Didt,ng uno oer
Siebc auf bem 0osner Soie, bon aem
9auernlpiele in 2onbed, bon 2ieb'
nno 2eio iid ,peroen unterbolten ba.
ben
,,9as ideint cine interelionte &C.
ididte al iein'', periette ouin'erfiom
Siabeaa. ,Scilen Sic mir bod ct.
tpas bapon nit. gs lit 10 tranlib,
OF Srt ,mo 5telle, in ltillclu alter
tiinllid)eu 8clolie BON 2elltcn 5l bG.
ren, oie sSSabrbunoerte Dor nns iib
bier gefrent - l1no gelittcn boben."
Suballna tuilllubr oe1n 9Sunlbe.
Sic begonn 81 er5GbIen, lpie tSriebrib
oie 6h,6t Gopit Sobannes bes Drei.
uno5tpan5iaiten ou &onitan5 Begin.
itiot botte, mie er bafiir bonn &aiier
Sigislnlno eeod)tet ipuroc rno Der.
fleioet nit ieinem Sans bon Wiilli.
men I'M Son0c ,u1bcrltrid, bcim Sen.
ser Wfiiller in Sberlnais nerborgen
lag nno iib baum iiber SdnoIs auf
oen Tosnerbof fliibtete. Iiit belon-
oerer auSfiibrlibfeit beridtcte tie,
mie er sort 5u bes 9aucrs id)0nem
Sodterlein liibe 2iebe trug nno ibr
iein ein5iges, lettes &leiuoo, sic ool-
oene Gettc, Die er lnter beun &amie
belmlid) tr,tg eeldenft bobe ,lno in
ibrer @e9enliebe 10 gliidlid 9e,peien
lei, Bob er sic bortc 8onf o,,f Dem
einldidtlaen Sofe nm feinen Safer.
tbron pertalllbt bdtte. gSie er oann
Abd)ieo gelomnen uno ais SGneer
ourds Settol nod 2anocd eeaoeen
lei nno iid sort oem Gplfe 5u erfe,l.
men gegeben babe.
ISABELLA mar nit lidtbarer Spon.
nltng ser gr5oblrng eefolst ,,no als
Sobanna obidlob, fraete lic nit eini-
ger Solt: ullno mas lit nit ser You.
erntodter oeibeben? Sat lie ser Ser.
aog 5um Nltare sefiibrt?"
(Jortieb,ng foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

tUtS UtuN ltS uuuD DStD& WV iftS
naiige, aufgeblaiene Ding, oas De,
Siabella ipie elm Holiaeioiener anf al
len Sritten uno Sbritten nadeebt"
fibr bie Maeo fort. - .llno Del
Sraiioent eebt baber, als Oh ct elm,
eiienitanee in Hiiden bate - nnt
banft 1neiner @n6bigen faum, tpenr
iie ibn eriibt - uno, oob lit ibr Aoel
biel beiier unb alter, ais ser ieinige
l1no beim 2otbar it's oub nidt on
oers, ser lit eebIdbt ,pie cine 8rot.
Z oAber bos fino ipanilbe Nomen
Siabella, .@omuuo, 2otbor. - 8i,
miro erit Ser Serr beiBen?" bemerftt
Der 8inoer.
,,Nu, Der beibt ,pie anoere @briitcn
meniden in Gintideau: Jlori', ont
iportete @ertruo.
Limo marum baben Die &iuoer Il
furioie Namen?" fraote @ies ipeiter
Scum, ser @ioponni bat 1ns &C.
iaet', antiuortete bie 8efraote, ubel
alte Serr bat alien boruebme, f0uig
lide Namen gegeben, bamit iie nit
pergeiien - rebt bod binaus at mol
len.'
9as Sdaff NOR bon geloufeu. Ser
truo 1pollte es bcbe1, allein Ser ltarf'
9inoer fam aupor, liipfte es ibr leid
pie cine Seoer mf een &opf nm>
iprab lahelno: uSeio bellt' niht go1
5u fleibig"
u0as lit Ieid)t perpebrt'', er,pioert'
@ertruo, in0em iie ibm nod elmer
oanfenoeu 9lid 5ulpori nno ii6 ent
fernte.
u9ie @erol iit bolt elm iotriifes
Mool!" mtrn1elte $5ies, inoem e'
tuieoer 5u leinen Saiiern iid bcgob
Ils 8ertruo in ben Sal1sDof fam
trot Isabella auf iie 5a nit Sen 8or
ten: u@i, Jag mir ood, mo- bos
Jiirlten5ilnner lit. SD itieg bo bi'
Sreppe binauf, bie ms olte Sinter
gebdltoe ,fiibrt - fonnte aber sic &c
piini6ten @enlaber uno Jrduleit
Sobanna nift finoen."
u&enn sn0oig' 5rGulein crlauben
trag' id geraoe 5upor oas @aiier IL
bie Slide binorf nno Damn aeie' id
Sbnen Sen @ee'', ontuortete oi'
Maeb.
,@ut, id tparte broben auf Sci
Stiege, oort aiebt nidt sic 2uft, tpi'
bier, ertpiberte oas 6r6uIein.
Erot ser 8iirbe flog @ertris roid
oie Sreppe 5ur &iibe empor nno er
l9ien alsbalo tuieoer. sic fiibrte nllI
sic 6remoe orrb sic engen @Gng(
uno iiber Sen bol5ernen Sol1er in cir
oiiiteres Gor9entob ,mo iprab, ou
cine siire peiieno: vDa lit bas Sir
ltenaimmer.'
Auf oas frellnolibe ,!Serein" tra
Siabe1a in oas aerdl,,niee,> feierlid
ounfle @emad. 9as bon Ser 3ei1
gebrd,nte @etGfel, oas oie @6no'
,rmsiebt, sic bunfcIn 9alfen nit ser
aoloenen Stolen an ser Dede, oit
funitpon erbabeuen @appeni 6ilbcr
aunituerfe alter Sbniserei, uno oel
crime, rieiiseTs &odelofen - oaes
paBte barmoniih 5uiamlnen uno 5eig
te, ooB man iid in einem ollrb aI.
tertlm ebrtpiiroigen @emad)e bcfinoe
9urh sic runoeu 5eniterlheiben fiel
Sas Sonnenlidt, seodmpft burh oos
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

als cine GSolae bes &rieges ift Der
&iilnmeliamen (Goropoy Seeo) bon.
ltanoig bonn Marft in Sen Ser. Staa.
ten perid)lplnoen. Ser Samen tpmr.
oe aus Mitteleuropa importiert.
Nub Mobniamen miro in 3nfnnft
nnerboltli6 iein, Sa 6erielbe al,m gro.
BEN Sell aus Ser Tiirfei be5ogen nor.
6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

Eaipei ibonen, tn boiler 8liite iid be-
finoliben iuneen Mdoben ouf bieiem
aIteb r ~ il oigeu, feierlih biiitern
@r,noe bereint az ieben. Scum TOM.
,nen Sic, uno. nebmen Sic Ylas" =,
fubr, Sobouna fort, llno eeleitete lie
in Sen @rfer. ,,0tit 60 fas nnb Wcid)-
aepoliterten Seiieln fonn ib bier nidt
bienen., sSir miiiien uns nit ben
borten 8dnfen begnii9eu, ,peld)e iid
Die 8dnoe entlang aieben. 8ubten
ia eie glten bon an Sen ipeibliben
@rfinbuneen nno @inridtunesitiiden
Der Nel,3eit nibts, uno erfre,,ten lid
nod elmer bomeriisben ginfobbeit. -
Siobella nabm Elot. l1eberras
ibung ,mo feierlibe Stimmng malte
iid anf ibrem 1iebliben antlise, bas
bon reiden, blonOen 2oden rmipielt
ipar. .Sssa, es mutet einen ipie eine
anoere Nelt an, 10 itille, 10 bod uno
ieierli6 - uno 10 einiam lit es bier" i,
erWioerte nod elmer Eauie oie Sreln-
oe. - Limo pie bebt iib bos ounfle
Geblanb bon ol,nfeln Habmen, purem
@oloe abnlih' - ,,@s mibiGut So
men iomit nidt, mein fiirltlides &C.
mab?' frogte ldbelno Sobonna.
uNein, inn @egenteile erbebt es
mid, tpie Sic bommerieen, itillen Sal
len elmer olten Stride, in oenen man
Hube uno Srieben lubt'', periette sic
Observation-Disclosures. ,,9ies Solboun=
fel mabnt mid an @iopanni 81 font
te, al bie ebr,piirbige, trol,te' Stride"
- lmo babel ergldn5ten ibre 9roBen,
blauen 9f,lgeu in einem eiecntiintli=
6en, iuebnrutspollen @lon5e.
sd babe 6ies nna9iidDe 3mielibt
al,d 9erne, namentlib bier, 100 es 10
rebt aeei9nct lit, iid in bic olte 3eit
5u perlenfen', fiel Sobonna ein
,,&enn ib 10 alein inn ieierlib ounf=
len @emobe iise, ielbit bos Sonnen-
libt MIR ourb bas 2oub geodmpft
Pbereinl6eint nno bie &reiie Ser Seu=
iteri6eiben al1f oem 9ooen nabmalt,
Wenn es 10 title it, oaB man Sen
@ol5lpurm ont @etdfel piden bort,
Damn perlete ib midi in bie alien
Soften. 9a tits mir bann, als Oh
oie Ma,lltaid)e, sic ibone, lebensfro-
be 2anbesiiiritin, nit roulbenoem
Sbleppfleioe an mir poriiberi ibtpebe,
ooer bort in ser gde - bort iou ibr
Sieblingsplob6en geipeien iein -
iite. Soer es eebt lultieer Der, uno
Scr Saal tpimmelt bon itoloen 8it-
tern, boloen Jralen nno flei6lamen
&nappe,l, oenn id itelle mir Dor, oie
Jiiritin besebe iuieoer ibren @bren=
tag nit 2l,opig oem 8ronoenbl,rger
ipie Anno 1912. Canals mub in
oiclen Hdlmen ein afloeres, frobes,
lalltes 2eben eeipo9t boben, als bel,t=
outage. &0nnten bieie @0nbe er36b=
len id tuollte ibnen 5uborben, obne
luiioe au tperoen.'
,,l(no bat sic 5iirltin mirflid bier
geuobnt?" fraete SiobeIlo.
"So, gon5 geipiB, brouBen in ser
aopeae lit iie setraut iporben, bier
bat iie ibre Sod5eit in ieitliber @eiie
gefeiert. @s ,par ipobl ibr idoniter
Sag - oenn iie bat piel erfabrem, lie
bat miiiien ibren @emabl uno ibren
boffnunaspoaen Sobn @einbort, ben
lebteu Sprok hires @eidalehtes Dor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-11

u. (5u ieimem Mitarbeiter g., Der
on nidts gloubt): ,9u eloubit alfo
an gar nihts?"
g.: sd CLAUDE an allies, mas ib
beereiie."
a.: v9fun, bas fom,nt ia Damn 10
aiemlih auf Dasielbe berons.'
Evening star., 1941-09-24

Kills germs. never irritates. Leaves
. clean, refreshing taste. Eco
nomical to use. especially II you
buy the large economy size.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

ready for Spring blooming.
There is one drawback in having
too many of the hybrids. They
are often short-lived. so to keep
ones selection intact it will be
a good plan to grow several new
plants or varieties each year.
The most serious disease of
these plants is the crown rot
and the stem rot. This usually
appears in damp weather, but
can be controlled by busting
with sulphur. Sometimes the
caterpillars of the borer moth
will infest the crown of the
plants. The best cure for this
pest is to destroy the infested
plants and all weeds and debris
surrounding the place where the
columbines are planted, as the
eggs of this borer spend the
Winter on these weed hosts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

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Good Manners
Origin of Bridal Showers
Is STEPPED in Romance
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN

Spring SHOWERS bring
May flower" and June flowers,
too. From coast 10 coast this IS
the merry tune that is being
. sung these bright days. sung by
and TO Starry-eyed brides-to-be
who are looking forward to the
Great Day in May or juno.
love will find a way" In
this phrase the origin Of bridal
showers. Once upon time, in
Holland, a beautiful maiden fell
in love with a miller.
The miller, alas, was poor. The
girls father was determined
that she marry the son of rich
neighbor-insisted he would not
give her a dowry if she married
the poor miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
A Service Bar
For Play Room

IF YOUR house boasts a play
room, or your living room is very
informal, you will be interested
in this novel idea for a service
bar twhat playroom is complete
without a way to serve food? p
which Virginia Vale designed for
her house.
AT one of the many Holly
wood shops which make unfin-
ished furniture, she had built
high, curving bar. somewhat of
the appearance of a small soda
fountain. She finished the top
with clear shellac and floor wax.
To the front she pasted-helter-
skelter-a whole scrapbook of
Christmas cards, theater pro-
grams, amusing letters, funny
magazine covers. She then shell
lacked the surface and was open
for business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
II May Be


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The shower may be a lunch
con. seated or buffet; a tea. with
the conventional tea menu; or
an evening party. Sometimes a
dinner usually buffet is given;
sometimes a late breakfast
(brunch) shower; and very pop
ular this year is dessert-and-
coffee afternoon luncheon)
shower, followed by bridge.
Showers are such informal
parties that not many questions
of etiquette are concerned with
them. The most persistent ques-
Ton arises from the over-eager-
ness of relatives of the girl or
of her fiance who plan showers
with the too-obvious intent of
providing furnishings for the
new home.
Properly, an intimate friend
of the bride-elect or a group of
her friends should give the
shower. When this is done, the
party is pleasant spontaneous
party, with gifts as a side issue.
On the other hand. when a
member of either family sends
the shower invitations, people of
taste get the impression that
the shower is a planned promo
uon, with the emphasis more on
the gifts than on the party!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Accent Shoulders

ALTHOUGH OTHER couturi-
ers have tried time and again
TO discard the Strapless evening
gown, Orry-Kelly goes blithely
ahead creating more and more
designs with uncovered Shout
ders. If a girl has lovely shout
derS she should be allowed TO
show them. Orry still believes.
To frame Merle Oberons
dark, Patrician beauty Orry has
Just done a robe de style in
black with extremely full skirt.
The heart-shaped decolletage
plunges daringly low in front,
but is given a kind of mock
modesty with a sheer inset of
flesh tulle. Merle wears a POM
padour and a large black bow
on the back of her head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
CRABMEAT SPECIAL

CRABMEAT ADDS a glamor-
Gus touch to a luncheon. For a
grand dish, saute 3 tablespoons
minced onion. l cup crabmeat
and L cup chopped shrimp in
butter until they begin to brown.
Melt 2 tablespoons butter. stir in
B tablespoons flour, and cook
until golden colored. Slowly add
2 cups milk. stirring constantly.
Add TO fish mixture and season
TO taste. Pour mixture over split
hot biscuits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

invited, the invitations may be
fplpDhOnCd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

other choice coffee beans, an extra big helpi
from South Americas Mellow Flavor Zone. T
worlds prize coffee beans, mountain. grown,
in taste-appeal.
Ask your grocer for mountain-grown Beech
today! It's the breakfast luxury, at moderate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

eggs slightly beaten, and season
with salt and pepper Roll the
mixture into little balls and
press a raisin into each one. Fry
to a golden brown in butter.
Garnish with SprigS of parsley
and serve very hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
PARSNIP BALLS

FOR A clever way TO serve
this vegetable wash and boil 6
medium sized parsnips. When
cool enough to handle, scrape off
the skin and mash the pulp.
Add IL tablespoons flour. 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

1T ISN'T ANY TRICK for Mrs. Humphrey Bogart,
for you to the family perfect coffee every single
morning Just switch to mountaingrown Beech-Nut!
This coffee offers such dividend of flavor and
fragrance that the hasest can 90 wrong
BeechNut's extra goodness from blending with