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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
Springtime Jubilee

TUESDAY,. 90. the Detroit Times
Sprngime Jubilee Theater Woodward and
Montcalm the morning with doors
at 8 o'clock.
THE PROGRAM WILL OPEN with ballet by students from
the Olga School the They will numbers
their with the Symphony Orchestra
These numbers include Moonlight Sonata Perpetual Notion
Waltz and "Mazurka"
In addition three solos tambourine dance and the
baliets, "Troika" and "Nocturne' will be presented.
PRUDENCE PENNYs cooking school Will be given as
entitled Grandma Learns Cook We've realhe
Grandma of the sweetest
Ida Jean Kahn detian of The Detroit Times coming from
York figure clinic She will have models with her
demonstrate the
ANOTHER ATTRACTION of the Springtme Jubilee will be
the Prudence Pennys Annual Spring and SUNNI
undoubtedly collection of these cook books but
one S bigger and better than
bright the inside filed
recipes through the weather
This book will be attending the Tues
with Of the Detroit
Tuesday April 90 So don't Detroit Times
Tuesday you'll file this colortu Cook
Book in your kitchen library.
TICKETS SALE the Fox Theaer box office only
All reserved but you'd better hurry to obtain your
the choice entirely
each this ticket permits TO
Theaters regular The features
Miss Jones' with Jean Arthur and Robert
Cummings Dead Man TELL another Charlie Chan mystery
story with Sidney Toler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26

Pattern ALSO is available in
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a.. as and AZ. Size SO takes
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Send fifteen cents (15c) in
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
Mrs. Seyburn 7 akingIn Gotham
Before Returning to Poin+e
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

YOU'LL BE seeing Mrs. Wes-
son Seyburn presently.
She left her Miami Beach
home yesterday and is in New
York as we 60 enviously TO
press. After a stay of several
days, she will be here again and
occupying that handsome home
of hers on the lake shore.
WHEN THEY run off that
Michigan Composers Program
in the Music Building at Lansing
tomorrow, Miss Alice MacFar-
land of the Detroit Foundation
Music School will be suitably
flattered.
Reason is Fay Elizabeth
Smith, accompanied by the
string quartet of the faculty of
Michigan State College. will
MARBLE two of Mile. MacFar-
lands compositions -" Second
April" and "Rangoon."
SOME-FUND DEPT:
Three maidens trooped into
our ken yesterday with the news
that Alpha Chi sorority would
give a Sweater Swing at Glen
Oaks May 2, and when we asked
what, as usual, the proceeds
would be used for they were
quick in answering the resulting
SIS would enable them to rent a
cottage at Stony Point on Lake
Erie for the Summer.
This diSarming frankness must
enchant you as much as it did
us; however, the details are COM
pleted by saying Miss Eleanor
Bookman is chairman of the en-
deavor and is being assisted by
the Misses Norma Ranks, Mary
Crawford and Frances Dods-
worth, who have engaged your
gifted friend. Hal Berdun, to
play for their party.
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE
RENCHARD and their son, Jack,
will be returning to their home
in Arden Park tomorrow after
about two weeks in Washington.
Mr.. Renchard, we might add
for the benefit of those who'd
heard he was i'll while away, is
much better.
HAD YOU heard that since
her return from that long stay
in California. Mrs. Marjorie
Rausch is confined to her home
on McNichols road from the re-
suits of a nasty fall and spends
her days trying to be patient
amid a series of pulleys and sand
bags and other unfascinating
impedimenta?
Visited daily by numerous dot
ing friends, of course, and is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
War Relief Movie
Shown al Su upper

THUMBS UP" the British
War Relief film, was the attrac-
ton at the University Clubs big
buffet supper Thursday evening
and it showed how garments and
supplies and all details sent TO
British civilians are packed and
shipped into relief headquarters
in England.
Pictures of Dunkirk and Of a
British convoy fighting off
enemy planes added thrilling
moments to the film for such
interested club members as:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter
Mcmahon. Alexander K. Gage,
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. King Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar p.
Adams. John S. Wardwell, Mr..
and Mrs. Parker Holden. Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Wood. Carl
Meek, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Bray. Mr.. and Mrs John NJ.
Buckley. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Micou and Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Pottle.
MR.. AND MRS. ROBERT
THOMPSON Betty Bye an
nounce the birth of son,
April %.
THE ANNUAL Spring Frolic
given by Detroit Postal Substi-
tutes will be held tonight in
Fort Wayne Hotel.
James A. Murphy Jr.. is chair
man of the entertainment COM
mittee and Charles Hand,
assistant chairman.
THE MONTHLY meeting of
the Crosse Pointe and Eastern
Michigan Horticultural Society
will be held on the evening of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
Study Face for Good and Bad
Points and Dress Accordinqly
BY DONNA GRACE

THE STRONGER sex may
accuse us of spending much too
much time before the mirror
but even with all this endless
inspection some girls fail to dis
cover their good or bad points.
Those who study their fea-
lures intelligently can be de-
pended upon to dress in good
taste and know their type. The
neck is an important part of the
face ensemble and il we do not
think of il in this way we may
wear necklines that detract from
our facial beauty.
The round neckline will make
the short, full neck look even
shorter and fuller. This type
needs a point in front or a collar
covering part Of the neck.
Need fuIlness
Long slender necks look well
in many styles, but thin neckS
need fullness. White collars and
ruffles give the impression of
roundness to the face as well as
the neck. Fat-faced girls should
avoid them.
When the eyes are large and
face round do not wear circles
such as round necks or round
hats. Let the line be broken in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
LIDS OFF" PARTY REVEALS SECRET

Announcing engagement? Spring the with Lids
of" party
What splash you giving parties-for showers
birthdays and anniversaries hand clever
ideas for entertainment.
The special trick of the Lids Off party you easily
yourself-with ordinary hapnt cartons
a saying
Then using Powered paper gauzy
look like Frenchy hatboxes
the For the boxes bright paper
smart ribbons and hunting cut from magazines
box tagged with the guests name place and
for cenerpiece have garden hat filed Now
as for the urpsethe opening of the the reading
of the
Or do have bridal shower your program? Fun
give kitchen shower presided by huge Nanny built of
These other clever parties you'll described
40page booklet SHOWERS. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND
NIVERSARES Tells decorations suggests games
entertainment.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS coins for this booklet
1925 Times Square. Detroit.
plainly your NAME address booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
One Divorce
That's Not
Amicable
By MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, April 26.-Mrs,
Allan A. Ryan Jr.. has arrived
in Carson City. New. according
to schedule-and / might add, as
per the exclusive prediction
made in this column.
The divorce she'll secure in
Nevada from political-minded
(but none-the-less romantic)
Allan will not be one of those
amicable affairs-desplte pleas
ant stories current in society.
If the truth must be told, it
was only out of consideration for
Allan's children that she didn't
sue for her marital freedom IN
New York state.
Gossip in the inner social cir
Gle is to the effect Allan had
offered his soon-to-be "ex-wife
alimony amounting TO $500
monthly. Rather paltry, I'd say,
when compared with the vast
wealth cit amounted TO more
than S135. 900, 0OO) left behind by
Allan's grandfather, T h o m a S
Fortune Ryan.
Three hundred dollars is but a
mere pittance contrasted with
the sizeable alimony check Allan
sends monthly to his first wife.
now Mrs. William Rhinelander
Stewart. So Barry Ry n
scorned Allan's offer.
She wants only her freedom
no alimony.
WHERE IS Mrs. John X.
Drexel Sr. That's a question
one hears on all sides in our
upper ten"
Apparently no one knows,
with any degree of certainty,
just what has happened to Alice
DreXel, who foresook New York
and Newport more than Is years
ago to make her permanent
home in Paris.
Mrs. Drexel was in residence
at her sumptuous abode in the
city on the Seine when Hitler's
army marched in. From then on
her movements have been
clouded in mystery.
Some members of the DreXel
family are certain the one-time
Fifth avenue social leader is
living in Switzerland. Others
say they have good reason to
believe she is in unoccupied
France.
Wherever she is, Alice can't
he overburdened with money.
For gossip is to the effect she
has made no demands for SSSS
on those in charge of the
Drexel estate here in the
y. S. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26

trimming or have hat brims that
do not accent the round line.
The Fashion Editor says you
may wear the Egyptian mode in
wells, that is, the veil covering
the lower part of the face. This
can be marvellous for those
whose necks are thin, also the
full face. The slender one covers
the thinness and full faces look
smaller when draped with maline
of soft sky-blue or other cloud
like tints. Be sure the upper
part OF the face is toned down
when accenting the lower half.
Mouth Outline
When the mouth outline is
perfect, do nothing to change il
but make a number of outliA
just for the fun of it and y
might discover one more fiatter-
ing to your eyes and the rest of
your face.
Eyebrows should he studied
carefully. When too full have
them shaped by removing the
hairs from the under part of the
arch. The outline must be un-
broken top and underneath.
Take the pencil and continue
the line out slightly past the
outside corner of the eye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26

MRS. EDWIN T. JOHN
son Ill alberta Stahelin)
and Mr.. Johnson are in tenn
porary residence at the Wh
tier, having just returned
from their wedding journey to
Havana, Cuba, Mexico City
and the Panama Canal Zone.
May l at the Neighborhood
Club.
Tom Place of Mt Clemens,
Michigan. will be guest speaker.
MISS DOROTHY LOVE and
Miss Elizabeth Lundy have been
making round of visits in New
York and Washington. -. c.
DR.. AND MRS. SYDNEY
BEIGLER of Huntington Woods
have left for a trip TO Atlantic
City and New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
Delegate Back
Baby Shower

ALICE ELIZABE T H
WHIT gave a baby shower
-. for her sister :. Dorothy
Crane Eisenberg . at her
home in Bishop road, Crosse
Pointe. :. which was decked
-. with branches of wild
plum blossoms.
The pretty luncheon table
-. was done in pink. CEN
tered with arrangements of
stock, snapdragon and hya-
cinths. and lighted by pink
and white tapers. 80
Guest list included.
Mrs. George Marker =. Mrs.
Frank Donovan: .. Mrs. Lewis
Fisher Brown. Mrs. Frank
Hickey. Mrs. Berne Don
nelly. :. Mrs. Herbert Schuel-
enberger. Mrs. Carl Smith
-. Mrs. Merton Riekse.
Alice Mcfarland. =. f.. Evelyn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26

surrounded by a bower of
blooms-which helps any conva-
descent immensely. as we all
know.
MRS. ISABEL MURRAY is
preparing to leave the West
Coast following her several
weeks stay there and is visit
ing in Carmel prior to the take
off for Yosemite, which she'll
take in before the return trip
east.
d. d. PRATT of Mclean ave-
nue. left for Grand Rapids to-
day, taking with him that mar
velous collection of miniature
houses he has constructed and
about which you'll be hearing
land maybe seeing) more later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
DRAKE
BY FRANCES


JULY % TO AUGUST %
Leo-You may have TO make
entertainment for yourself and
friends-and you are gifted to
do it, too. A rather dull day as
far as excitement goes but with
your vigorous imagination and
appreciation of living, you can
turn it into a day of JOY.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Firgo-Friendly rays abound
for you. particularly for reli-
gious, educational, artistic and
professional matters. Keep alive
your interest in sound, social and
public affairs.
SEPT 24 TO OCT. %
Libra-Mixed vibrations spon-
soring a reasonable amount of
success in work, if that work is
necessary today, or indulging a
favorite hobby or recreation.
Moderation should be employed,
however.
OCT. ~ TO NOV. %
!Scorpio-Activities of a spir-
itual, philanthropic and patriotic
nature rank first in favor with
wholesome recreations, wit h
sports and entertainment next.
Travel, correspondence approved.
NOV. % TO DEC. 2e
SaQittdrius-As the indica-
tions are not so propitious for
business matters-unless neces-
sary ones-you could work on
personal affairs, catch up with
correspondence, improve your
appearance and health.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn-Favorable for Sab
bath interests. Attend cheer
fully to essential tasks. Don't
overdo. There's a time and place
for everything, and some part of
each Sabbath day should be set
aside for your souls need.
JAN. p TO FEB. 90
Aquarius-A warning today:
Don't feverishly strain or be inn
pulsive and thus avoid causing
enm i t and impairing your
health. Familiar and routine
affairs, domesticity, children's in
terests first in favor.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 90
Pisces-Initiative and enter
tainment will need your backing.
A tendency toward inertia. Much
can be accomplished in worth
while projects and causes if you
will exert yourself. Eentertaih-
ment and social affairs oksyed.
A CHILD born on this day:
Receptive to learning; quick to
grasp the inner workings of
anything; mechanically inclined.
Can be successful raising stock,
small animals; gardening, agri-
culture. May have unusual tai
ent for the stage, screen or con-
cert work. Will be just, humane;
has strong temper when
aroused.
Copyright. 1871 Rins Features synd.. Inc
The horoscope for Monday
will be found on the women's
pages of The Detroit Sunday
TImes.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26

CAPT. CARL G. SEASWORD
of the United States Marines
has lust returned with his bat
talon from Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba. and is spending Today
leave with his wife and son,
Carl Jr.. at their home on
Griggs avenue. Captain Sea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
n N ay! 6:
W with aS0C

DETROITERS WHO have cabins up the Au Sable
and their will be hand for the opening today
:. of the trout fishing
Howard Freeman Smith Harry S. Finkenstaedt. and
f. Kay Ford all guests of Mr. Smiths brother
Henry Smith of Bay City who has big cabin the river
Mrs Howard Freeman Smith who keen about fishing,
too. will 60 up another weekend with Mr. Smith. to
their own large cabin the Au Sable
Graham John Graham of Bloomfield Hills over this
entertaining Frank Bromley. and Lynn Hal
stead up al his cabin
Mrs. Graham enthusiastic trout fisherman is
impatient be off her crutches that she wade the
Although a noted equestrenne she broke her leg
weeks ago a fall from her horse
The Stanley Muirheads and their children have gone
up their hunting and fishing cabin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
For Sunday, April q.
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

Aries-A good day to sum up
your liabilities and assets
spiritually and mentally. You
know, we all need this sort of
checking occasionally, for it is
from within ourselves that we
are betrayed or protected. Know
God better and you'll be wiser
in all ways.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 20
Taurus-That which emanates
hope and cheer and faith in God
and ones better self can and
should be the outline of thought
and action today. Contentment
will follow.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 81
Gemini-A good period for
skipping all notions or indulgence
in selfish pastimes and for re-
strsining your finer qualities.
Look with optimism on the whole
some, uplifting things in life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
JUNE 22 TO JULY %

Cancer - Receptive influences
for the horny and beautiful inter
ests that go to make up a useful,
helpful and happy life. Enjoy
those activities that have endur-
ing assets, lasting values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
Breakfast in the Hills
White Orchids on Blue Lace

ANN KATHRYN lovely in a French blue lace
-. embeished with orchids a dinner
given by her mother. Mrs Percy w. Grose at her
home in lroquois
Mrs. Crosse tall and slender. distinguished
in light blue crepe off by purple orchids.
Besides the wedding party Mrs. Crosse invited the
fathers and mothers of the bridesmaids including the
Oscar Webbers the Frank Shuells the Mcpherson
Brownings and the Lynn McNaughtons
The Mcpherson Brownings entertained at cocktails
preceding the rehearsal dinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26

sword will then be stationed at
Paris Island, S. c.
MISS THELMA BABBING-
TON of Cadillac boulevard has
been. we understand, down in
New York a-staying at the Wal
dorf- Astoria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26

Your Horoscope

Your Horoscope
Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1928 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDlVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the first SIX
months of 1871.
/ Was Born:
Month .............. Day 80.
Send l5c and Seit-AddrtSsS
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
In the Dim, Dead DAYS

NO ONE who will be therecan remember its beginning
but the Womans Exchange. Monday with great eclat
will hold its fiftieth annual general meeting
Stella V. Hough. will point the highlghs.
Of its history.
And afterwards the annual luncheon will be given
lin the recently redecorated private dining
upstairs.
active board has invited the past pres
dents. an associate members.
Among the past presidents who it is expected will be
present Mrs Charles Hinchman Mrs. Andrew H.
Green Mrs. Emory Moran Ford Mrs Charles H. Hodges
John B. Mrs w. Dean Robinson Mrs
Vincent Dryer.
will preceded by the executive meeting
at 1920, =. and the monthly meeting at IL.
Delegate Back
SARAH KANTER. junior Red Cross delegate. =. is
back today excited the meeting held in Washington
D. c.,
Sarah took her place the mike during the junior session
to give advice obtaining effective partnership
with adult leaders of the
Red Cross
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26

OUTOF-TOWN guests arrived in droves by plane and
train from Cincinnati the parents of the bridegroom
elect Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Marx and his uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. August Marx Aunt Werna Marx Nda
Tomlin. Lloyd Lanner and David Polak.
Miss Ella Marx, aunt, and Otto Marx, uncle, came
from Toledo and Theodore Marx from St. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Kunzeman breezed in from Fort
Wayne, Ind ....
Mr. and Mrs Eames Donaldson and their children. Will
liam and Edward. from Buffalo. Mrs Donaldson
In cousin Of the bridegroom elect N
Mrs. Gertrude Watson. of the bride elect.
arrived from Montreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
Wedding a Week Away

Jimmie Sayers of Lancaster o..
Wedding a Week Away
JANE ARBURY who is to be married May 3. to
Don MacFarane. is being much feted Mrs George
Marker gave a luncheon and miscellaneous shower
Dons sister. Mrs j. S. Wendell. gave a tea at
her house in Sherwood Forest
And Mrs. Richard Garlick "a luncheon.
Art Rohde is entertaining for Don and Jane at cock
tails tomorrow. at the Indian Village Club.
Helen and Nancy Arbury. sisters of the brideelect
will be hosesses at the spnster dinner Tuesday evening
The George Markers will give the rehearsal dinner
Friday evening. at their house in Mcmillan road
Breakfast in the Hills
THE FRANK SHUELLS gave breakfast today. at
their country place in Bloomfield Hills for Ann Kahrine
Grose and Graham Marx of Cincinnati. who being
married this afternoon in Christ Church Chapel
Barbara Shuell is to be a bridesmaid.
Breakfast guests included the wedding party. the
families and the many guests from out of town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26

Alice Mcfarland :. Evelyn Cole =.
Jimmie Salyers of Lancaster, o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-26
From East, West and South

eceding the rehearsal dinner
Evening star., 1941-05-03
Stop Signs and Lights
Asked in ChiIIum Heiqhts

The immediate placing of stop
signs at the intersection of Ingraham
street and New Hampshire avenue
NE. and traffic lights at Third and
Peabody streets and Third and
Quackenbos streets NE. was urged
last night by the Chillum Heights
Citizens Association, following a
plea for more safety in the Chillum
Heights area.
The association also supported
Thomas w. joys resolution that an
old abandoned house on Riggs road,
between Blair road and the B. & o.
Railroad tracks, be torn down.
Another resolution adopted asked
that the city water main on Riggs
road, now ending at Blair road. be
extended to the District line.
w. A. Olsen was asked by the presi-
dent, David Gabelein, to study the
s44, 500 900 District highway plan as
outlined by Capt. H. C. Whitehurst,
director of highways, and attend
the hearing on the subject set for
May 20, in the boardroom of the
District Building.
William Lang, criticizing slow de-
livery of mail in the Chillum area,
asked that another carrier be added.
The meeting held In Keene School
will be the last until October.
Evening star., 1941-05-03
War Issue Pictured
As Brutality VS..
Christian Philosophy
Father Walsh Says
World Can Be Suved
Only by Religion

You are already in the war" the
Rev Edmund A Walsh, S. j., vice
president of Georgetown University.
told members of the First Friday
Club at a Willard Hotel luncheon
yesterday.
do not mistake that" he con-
tinued. But being in it, what is
the basic issue?"
1t is the brutality of the super
man and the thunderbolt Of hatred"
versus the dynamic Christian phi
losophy of love" he said.
Father Walsh emphasized that
the issue for the United States was
not of saving the British Empire,
but rather what would take the
place of the empire should it fall
II philosophy of force and racial
hatred is to fill the gap, then the
issue is clear" he declared.
The speaker viewed the war as
not just another conflict such as
have occurred since the Congress
of Vienna in 1915, but as one that
is terminating one epoch and
marking the beginning of another.
He compared this transitional pc
riod to the fall of the Roman En-
pire, and the end of the feudai
system.
The world can be saved, Father
Walsh said, only by religion
straight, unadulterated religion
based on regard for the individual.
Such a religion is Christianity, he
concluded. adding that 1t is this
force which makes democracy pos
sible.
DR.. M. Darcy Magee, president
Of the club, presided.