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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Elsie Robinson

REMEMBER THE classic taIt
Of the knitted bathing suit whose
owner thoughtlessly plucked at
a stray thread-and found him
self, to his horror, at the other
end of a Strip Tease Act?
Not so very funny as a joke.
Not at all funny when it. hap
pens in real life, as it may to
the best OF us. For bathing
suits aren't the only things
which may be spoiled by too
much plucking and pouting.
Remember that nice couple
YOU met last Spring on your
vacation? Liked each other in
stantly. didn't you? His quiet
thoughtfulness her madcap
ways they made a fascinat-
ing combination.
Within a week YOU were In
separable. Even after you came
home, you palled around. And
them
Horribly Bored
You still don't know how II
happened. But one night you
found yourself feeling horribly
bored. OF course you laughed
IL off you were tired :.
had a touch of Indigestion. per-
haps. Screwy of you 10 feel
this way toward good old Max
and Peggy. Next time
But next time you were even
more on edge. Found yourself
critlcizing the very things you'd
first admired in~both of them.
Max amazing knowledge of
affairs all the lowdown on
European politics the deep
books he'd read the i'm
portant people he'd met. They'd
gone over big with you, once.
But now you found yourself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Fashion Does an Abou+-Face
In Evening Costume Tones
BY JOAN DEAN

Hialeah red doesn't that make
you think of trekking South p
lastex which molds to the figure
with nary a wrinkle.
And then there is a filmy net
fichu which has ever so many
possibilities. II may be worn
about the neck, wound around
the arm as a muff or fashioned
into a headdress. And you know
how important matching head
dresses are with evening clothes.
TO ADD to your festive APP
pearance we suggest bracelets of
small gardenias with another in
your hair for the smart white
dress. And. Of course. red rose
buds are a natural for black.
The jersey will be a happy
addition 10 your southern ward
robe as jersey packs so easily
and in such small space.
The black will be equally at
home in the North or South.
You are going TO like them both
and because they are so reason
ably priced you may have both
without too much strain on the
clothes budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Unique Foods Nice Gift
For Culinary Minded
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

AT THE holiday season we're
not only interested in unusual
foods to serve from our own
tables but also those which are
atractively packed and intri-
guing as gifts. There is a wide
assortment Of unique eatables
this year.
Perhaps it's branded fruit
cake you're interested in. We've
just seen one made of fruits
which have been aged in brandy
for many months, then combined
in the cake recipe. After bak-
ing. the cakes have been soaked
IN brandy and aged to be
Just rlgnt Tor holiday eating.
Tom and Jerry
Each is attractively packaged
as a gift and can be had in
either dark or light. Available
in /, 2. 3 and 5-pound sizes rang
ing in price from S1.35 to about
$6.19.
The making of Tom and Jer-
rvs is so simple these days
when a prepared batter is used.
The can pictured today contains
sufficient for 25 drinks.
Just measure 1 teaspoon gran
ulated sugar, q jigger rum or
whisky, 4 jigger brandy and
2 teaspoons batter into each
cup. Add boiling water to fill,
stir and sprinkle with nutmeg.
Wine Cake
A wine cake is indeed differ
ent. 1t is made in a long. slen-
der loaf and must be sliced very
thin. It's just the thing for
serving when guests drop in
during the holidays priced
at 9S cents.
BY the bucketful come herring
tidbits in a rich, spicy wine
sauce. Made from famous old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Making Most Of Your Home
Divide Christmas Shopping
Into Three CIassifica+ions
BY HELEN KOUES
Authority on Decoration

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING should be- for II
when should shop early and help Uncle SAM
is So let's get right down 10 il.
There is trouble this in making Christmas list
all the relief societies of another telling
what give. Let's heed and make lists
headings of kinds Of gifts Patriotic giving useful giving
giving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

HERE'S YOUR chance to
make a beautiful dinner cloth
or an heirloom spread from
these crocheted strips in the
popular pineapple design. And
they're fun to crochet in your
leisure time. Pattern 1014 con-
tains directions for strip; illus
trations Of it and site hes;
materials required; photograph
of strip.
Send TEN CENTS in coin for
this pattern to The Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
1925 Times Square, Detroit.
Mich. Owing to customs regu-
lations, orders for patterns TO
Canadian destination cannot be
filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

Scandinavian, recipe, they're
skinless and homeless lust
right for appetizers or snack
time.
or course they must be kept
in the refrigerator, but even
after opened, they will keep
under refrigeration for six
months. A 4iz-ounce bucket
sells around $1.19.
Fruit Accessories
Whole cranberry sauce comes
in a 141a-ounc glass for IS
cents. 1t has a lovely natural
red color and that good old
fashioned flavor. Really sur
prising how far this amount will
go =. plenty to serve a din
ner for 8 or 10.
Picked peaches are another
tasty item. The ones we've
seen are Georgia free stones. A
2-lb., Bounce jar is SO cents.
These are mighty handy to have
when serving a late evening sup
per or buffet meal. They're par
ticularly nice with ham or cold
chicken or turkey.
Another late supper sugges-
ton is noodles marengo with
mushrooms and parmes n
cheese. A 15-ounce container is
81 cents and will serve 3
generously. All you need to do
is heat the mixture and serve.
Just right as gift for inva-
lids would be calls foot Jelly.
1t comes in brandy or port
and is quite a delicacy served
cold. A 1914 -ounce jar is 81
cents.
To know where any of these
items may be purchased, call
Prudence Penny, Detroit Times,
Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Patriotic Giving

In patriotic giving you please yourself friend
receives the gift help neghbo all Who could
such a chance7
In your mail every day. in mine, and
beguing notice OF help relief fund this
that.
Something everybody been devised example, Garden
calendars knitting kners packages
frames, pins and buttons, useful they decorative
making you happy feeling of giving
two gftsone friend and those who need
than Christmas gifts for the lends helping hand
the needy.
town. like mine active just with special
appeals which of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
SOPHISTICATED HIT.

-SOfHlSllCAIE w n i r.
and billowy black no, II
isn't reverse English L. it's the
latest news from the styl,
front. Simply Dame Fashion
exercising a woman's prerogative
and changing her mind.
For years. fiction writers have
followed the style formula of
gowning their sirens in slinky
black and hSroines in girlishly
sweet white.
But the old order changes
and we now find fashion doing
an about-face and designing a
sophisticated evening dress in
white and a romantic gown in
sheerest black.
They're as different as day
and night. yet each has a
definite place in the round of
holiday parties.
SLEEK AND subtle Is the
white frock. It's skirt is jersey
and blouse boucle. The two
materials combine to make as
smooth a number as we've seen
in many a day.
The skirts front fullness
ripples gracefully when you
dance but clings TO pencil-slim-
ness when standing.
The blouse is plain to the
point Of primness with high
round neck and short close
fitting cap sleeves. Neck and
sleeves are piped with gold kid
and there is a wide belt of
iewelled gold kid which buckles
IN the back.
ALMOST NINE YARDS of
black net are used for the bout
FAINT two-tiered black dress.
There is a wide midri6 of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Smooth GRAVY

FOR SMOOTH, yummy
gravy, allow 2 tablespoons fat
for every cup of gravy you
make. Add -four to equal the
amount of fat, and stir smooth.
Add l cup cold water for every
2 tablespoons fat. Cook over
low heat. Stir constantly until
gravy is smooth and thick. Sea-
son To talta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

ALMOST NINE YARDS Of
black net are used for the bout
FAINT two-tiered black dress.
There Is q wide midri6 of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08

Scandinavian. recipe, they're
skinless and homeless lust
right for appetizers or snack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
MAGAZINE RACK

SUCH A SMART magazine
rack-but easily made, as so
many furnishings can be, from
odds and ends!
A cardboard carton for the
base. about a yard of figured
cotton cloth for covering.
colorful print for decoration
that's all you need for our rack,
.ich you can happily use to
NEhten your living room or for
a gift.
Our 40-page booklet, How to
Make Furnishings for Your
Home" has complete directions
for making these and other
pieces.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in
coins for this booklet to The De-
troit Times Home Institute,
1925 Times Square. Detroit,
Mich. Please write plainly your
name, address and title of book
1T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-08
Do Your Part This Way

community part this happy and
such and relief shops list visit with
favoe In fact shops be displaying
will be we'll repaid for these articles products OF In
dustres here in country usually in conaner box
what-haveyou Sometimes the shipping
assumed by the relief fund where you buy it,
Many Of divide list moneywise well a familywse
To the family intimate friends
costly gifts gifts which, according means
81, $3.50 and SIS.
The Time Is Now
Here is where the patriotic gift in These the
popular and in this volume of shopping done
articles at
And happens? They pick of
They have real value and they sell first.
to be Or to to
Christmas
your choice while large
rushed
help everybody OF all help
the small gifts way next
week we'll talk about useful gifts and decorations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Christmos Concert
Opens With Service
BY Condleliqhf

Christmas festivities at I'M
manuel Lutheran church. No. 14th
and Stevens, will begin at 7:30
Sunday evening with candle
light service sponsored by the choir
and Luther League. The music
program, directed by Miss Anna
Mikkelsen, will include features
by the choir and girls chorus.
At one point in the service the
church lights will be turned out
and each member OF the congre-
CATION will hold a candle lighted
from the altar while a prayer of
dedication is read and Silent
Night" will be sung.
A brief Christmas message will
be given by the pastor, the Rev.
c. L. Belgium.
After the service Luther League
members will be hosts at a re-
eeption in the church parlors. The
guests will be welcomed by Miss
Elsie Hansen. president, and Miss
Frances Seeley. secretary of the
league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

In the English OF Chsucer. CAROL
Ing means both dancing and sing
ing. The Italians used the word
to express a medieval ring dance"
accompanied by singing. The
carole of the French was used In
the same way. The Greeks used
poetry set to music as an express
sion Of JOY for the victors in the
Olympic games. The Hebrews
have an antiphon that dates back
1000 years. From the earliest
times there always was singing at
the festivals.
Recalling the foregoing facts we
can readily understand that the
early Christmas would naturally
write joyous songs for their two
great festivals - Christmas carols
for the Nativity and Easter carols
which at first were more in III.
nature Of spring songs than ex-
rressions Of JOY over the Resurrec-
tion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
!. w. Bixers Nevin Story
Brings Interesting Response

often except on Fridays to ths
Young Mems Business club.
Sincerely.
Y. v. %. Paul.
OF course Mr.. paul and Mr..
Bixei are going 10 arrange an
appointment, for they Win have
much In common about which 10
talk.
This Ia only one n many oees-
sions when Mr.. Bixels articles
have aroused a particular interest.
From his studio In the Berniee
building or at home when he IL
resting Mr.. Blxei draws on his
personal experiences or his ex-
tensive musical library for his In
teresting articles which appear In
The Times. Besides his educa-
ton In this country. Mr.. Blxei
spent several years In the music
centers OF Europe. That. with
his long experience In the music
education field. enables him 10
write on = variety Of music sub
jects.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Program Announced
By Messiuh Church

Under the direction of z. A.
Thormodsgasrd. choirmsster, with
Grace Van Vechten at the organ,
junior and senior choirs of Messiah
Lutheran church will be presented
in Christmas concert Sunday
night at 7:45.
The program will be introduced
with a csndlelight professional
and two choirs singing 20 Come,
All Ye Faithful" Other music
features are Carol of the Bell, :"
Vision of the Shepherds. "Delig
or Jordan" Norwegian carol, and
-GIoria in Excelsis Dec"
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T.. s. Defense Bonds.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Stadium Carolers
Sing at Rhodes

For the first of the annual
Christmas concerts at Rhodes
Bros. department store, Clayton
johnson will direct the twelve
voice Stadium Carolers in a pro-
gram Friday night at 7:45.
Saturday night Lincoln high
school a capella choir will be
presented in a program of Christ
mas music, directed by Margaret
Eawson Goheen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
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Was Horrible Noise"
Prof. Bennett Agrees and Shows
How Punctuotlon Con Help

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

resses II was . lovely picture. the
upstairs was also completely sold
out. 30 altogether practically
1000 helped us celebrate"
American Legend an inti-
mate chamber csntsta for ak
voices by Ellie siegmeister. viii BE-
given It's first performance next
Sunday night at q concert at
Town Hall sponsored by the
American Youth iheatsr. The
music was composed first and then
Leo Paris wrote the text 70 its
specification n deals with such
folk heroes an Johnny Appleseed.
Dsvy Crockett. Abe Lincoln,
Nancy Hanks lLlncoln's mother)
and Paul Bunysn. the mythical
hero Of the northwest forests.
Singing sometimes as soloisss and
sometimes as member Of the en-
semble, the six American Ballad
singers will b. accompanied BY
guitar and plano. The composer
will conduct.
Booth Harrington has written
the words for "credo.F a eompo-
sition for eontrslto. chorus and
symphony orchestra BY . fellow
Hcosisr, David van vactor. II
viii b. given iis first perform
snes BY the Indianapolis Sym.
phony orchestra on Friday.
Jan smsteriin. tns pianist. -
writing a cook book with the title
For Greedy People"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Asbury Choir 10 Sing
Music Of Bethlehem"

The Music Of Bethlehem" 10
the theme Of the cantata 10 BE-
sung at TAO Sunday night by the
choir Of Asbury Methodist church
under tho direction Of Arthur n.
Wiekens. choirmaster.
Preceding the csntata there viii
be . congregational service open
Ing with the piano prelude. "Jssu
Bamhino." and including Q message
by the pastor. the Rev. N. NJ.
Jones, and two hymns the pro-
cessionsl. Angels From thu
Realms Of Glory and Little
Town Of Bethlehem"
For the morning service the
pastor will have 4 Christmas
message and tho choir VIII sing
Noel IBower) and Singing Of
Him" fWilsonl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

background.
The carol
&c ar Q . in
French and ca
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like its kindred.
ballad. implies
dancing as well
as singing. The
carol always
as be en- q
bright = o n &
used to express
q v o US emo
tlons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

Many letters are received by
the music editor Of The Times
and j. w. Bixel in reference 10
the interesting articles which the
latter writes exclusively for The
Times music page. One Of the
most interesting came 4 few days
after the appearance OF Mr..
Bixers article last Friday on the
American composer. Ethelbert
Nevin. The letter was written
by the composers hrother-in-law.
Z. V. ID. Paul. Of Murieioma
Ranch. Rosedale. Mr.. Paul writes:
Dear Mr.. Bixel;
Ny family and myself were
charmed with the very delightful
article which appeared over your
by-line in The Tacoma Times Of
Friday.
Ethelbert Nevip Was my
brother-in-iaw, having mar
rted my sister. Ann. Paul In
1888. and ! believe I knew him
better than his own brothers.
as ! lived With him for four
years In Quinsey. BOSTON and
New York while ! wa~ pre-
pairing for Harvard. and dur
Ing my years In Cambridge.
I was abroad with the
Nevins, and just before Mr..
Nevin's death I WAS In charge
cf Berf's affairs. Just after
his passing. Vance Thompson
and published the first
Nevin hook. Since my retire
nsent and removal % Hender-
san bay - years ago I have
frequently been hack with my
sister ut "Arcady." the home
NJ blue Hill. Maine. Was
hack this year In May and
found Mrs. Nevin very
feeble lshe IL over s0).
We have q hons here in Rose
dale, and are somewhat upset just
now, having sold our large house
and moving into q new HOUSE.
When we are settled we hope 10
have you visit US. az ] have quite
4 number of Nevin books here
which may interest you.
II you have any particular
hours AZ the office I shall be glad
To drop In sometime. although this
time Of year DO not come over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

/ American Legion"
Some companies have announced
that The Mikado." tuneful comic
opera written about the love sf-
fairs Of Nsnki-roo. con Il the
Miksdo Of Japan. has been
stricken from their epertoires.
The Metropolitan opers. however.
will keep Madame Butterfly" on
the books for presentation the
second half Of the season. After
all. observes The New York
Times. Madame Butterfly" h
written by an Italian composer.
puocini and extols japanese
dancing girl at the expense Of an
American naval officer"
so what's wrong with that, ex-
eept that II may have repercus-
sions in view Of the happenings
at Pearl Harbor.'
To that observation IL added
the opinion that sackinr The
Aiksdo" IL comparable 10 chang
ing the name Of hamburger to
liberty steak" during World War
No. 1. What went along with the
change Of name appears To have
been that the patriotic butchers
took liberties that they never had
dared 10 assume with the old ham,
burger. We haven't liked any
kind Of ground beef since.
The Palestine symphony or
chestra has opened its seventh sea-
son. The first concert was given
for 1000 soldiers in camp
somewhere in Palestine" And
that was a fitting place for the
season to begin, for. according to
S. B. Leweroff. general secretary.
the encouragement given TO the
orchestra's activities by the British
forces Ia helping the orchestra to
continue In difficult times.
The fourth concert was a new
departure for the orchestra. II was
given in an open-sir theater fac
ing the mountains of Cilboa. be-
tween the settlements Elm Harod
and Tel Joseph. The second Jeru-
salem concert was given on the
eve of the Czecho-S lovak Day of
Independence. The conductor was
George Singer. q Jewish Czech
refugee.
Pierre Key, who writes a New
York column about personalities
and things musical. has this In
teresting Metropolitan comment:
Jan Peerce, popular tenor who
came up the hard way. went over
big at his Metropolitan Opera
debut as Alfredo In "Traviata'
and repeated at his second sp-
pearance, He will do q Duke in
'Rigoletto' shortly. Astrid
Varnsy, 2s-year-old soprano
brought here from Sweden at age
Of S. makes hit as singer and act
ress in Metropolitan debut as
Sieglinde in 'Walkuere' taking
place suddenly Of indisposed Lotto
Lehman -.
Helen Traubel Tacoma viii
hear her soon on Ladies' Mu-
steal course) In first Bruenn-
hide tmost exacting role she
has yet essayed), does portions
superbIy and will do the Same
with all portions with one or
two more Appearances.
The San Francisco Symphony
orchestra recently celebrated lis
thirtieth anniversary with a gala
birthday presented jointly by the
Art Commission and the Musical
Association OF San Francisco,
Musicians Union, Local No. 8. and
the San Francisco Chamber of
Commerce. An eyewitness de-
scribes the party thus:
we had about 400 seated at
tables on the lower floor u the
auditorium with candles and q
birthday cake At each table.
Little trees and shrubs dotted the
floor, and with the colored table
covers and fayIy dressed wait
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Interesting Story Back Of the
Carols We Sing al Christmas
Theme and Tempo Set by Poeons
Before Christion Era

Through the coming week ne
well hear many Christmas carols.
and. for the most part We will ac-
eept them as Christmas tradition,
but the carol has a very different
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Music Teachers Hear
About Convention

Tacoma music teachers have
received the program Of the
meeting of the Music Teachers
National association at Minnsapo-
lis. Dec. 1870, In conjunction
with the convention win be the
annual meetings Of the National
Association Of Schools Of Music
and the American MussooloEiesi
society. The latter meeting will
be Dec. 10.
Convention leaders include rep
resentsiivs figures In the field NJ
music In Amsriea. Sectional
meetings include those devoted 10
voice and instrumental music.
music education. private ana IN
stitutionsi instruction, church
music and the activities Of music
clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
From theFar
Flung Field

"Mikado" Gets the Sack,
Madame Butterfly" 10
Stay: Palestine Orches-
fro. Pat on the Back for
HELEN Tronbei:. San
Francisco Birthdup
Party; Paul BEnyan IN
American Logon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

Your postmaster can tell you
how To invest In q. n. Defence
Bonds.