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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

ture will take place September
80 at her handsome home IN
IroquoiS avenue.
Hostesses assisting at this
slated pekoe-pour will include
Mrs. Oscar Hull, Mrs. August
Helbig, Mrs. John F. Smith,
Miss Jane Robinson, Mrs. Viola
Geist Scully, Miss Mable Guess,
Mrs. Arthur Luck and Mrs
Joseph S. bennington.
A short musical program will
be given by Isabelle Timms, so
prano, and Ruth Astor Dayer,
pianist. .,
This event. by the way, will
close the series Of preseason
membership teas arranged by
the indefatigable Mrs. Mckee
Robson, chairman of the look
out committee.
A later tea is scheduled at the
home of Mrs. Edward Froelich
of Chicago boulevard (date 10
be announced), and a still-later
affair will be given by Mrs. Rob
ison at her home in Boston
boulevard at which the prospec-
tive members for the junior
committee will be guests.
Sound YOUR A, dear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Miss Dodge a Junior

Miss Delphine Dodge will leave
this week for Bryn Mawr, where
she is beginning her junior year.
Horace Dodge, her brother, left
last week for Union College.
Miss Laviah Lucking with her
father, Dean Lucking. has re-
turned from Chicago and eX-
poets 10 remain in town now for
the Winter season Mrs. Fred
erick Bahr of oxford road left
Saturday for several weeks visit
IN the South.
Mr.. and Mrs George 4, Moo
lai Of New York and Palm Beach
are the house guests Of MIR and
Mrs. +. d. Stair. Mr.. Stair asked
few guests TO lunch with him
informally al the Detroit Club
on Wednesday TO meet Mr..
Nicolai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hobbs OF
University place had dinner
guests Tuesday night al their
home and Thursday night were
dining AT the Country Club with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Griffiths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

MR.. AND MRS. FRANK II.
MILLS announce the marriage
Of their daughter, Florence, and
John s. Dye, son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Dye.
The ceremony was performed
in Crosse Pointe NJ Q m oria /
Church the morning Of Septem-
Der IL.
The bride wore a rose wool
dress and her nat was in navy
trimmed with light blue feathers
and matching veil. Her access
series were Of navy and her
flowers were white orchids
The bridesmaid, Miss Eliza
beth Mills, wore a beige wool
dress with brown accessories
and a gardenla corsage bouquet
for her sisters wedding.
James Walsh. brother-in-law
Of the bridegroom, was best
man.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception and wedding breakfast
were held al The Whittier after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

JX/HEN you insist on
w urging them
Until they're near dis
traction,
You just forget that in that
way
You spoil YOUR bids
attraction.
IF THEY refuse. then
4 never urge;
Regret. and sorry be:
For they'll respect you that
much more
And next time anxious be.
New York, we hear that its pop
ulation has been increased by a
birth of a boy 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Styron, the former
Kathleen Armstrong of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Par
cells are back in their home in
Rivard boulevard from their
Summer place al Huron City.
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Wallace
Toles are also back in town
from pointe Aux BaruleS. G.
Wallace Toles Jr. left this week
for this first year in Colgate
College AZ Hamilton N Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Others at Affair

Others present were Mrs
James Lee with her daughter,
Mrs. Edna Lee Root-very smart
in navy blue frock and hat; Mrs.
Don Gray of Lake Angelus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Drysdale,
George DuCharme, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Blinn Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. {.
Haines Wilson, Harry Skillman,
Mrs. George Allison. Eugene
O'Brien and his pretty debutante
daughter, Marty.
Mrs. Charles Palms. who has
taken an apartment at the
Little Club for several weeks
before she returns TO her home
in California, asked a number
~ women TO dine with her
there Tuesday night and play
contract and towie afterward.
Mrs. w. O. Mundy had an in
formal supper party at the club
Thursday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Wards as WaItons

Up there at Leland, Mich,
the A. Patrick Wards, Mrs. VS.
mamma. Mrs. o. II. Mccormack.
Patsy Ward and Mrs. Omar
Field Rains have been having a
last fling at the beautiful Cor
mack Summer home before re-
turning TO town TO await the
approach Of Winter.
They all went fishing just
the other day complete with
quantities of food and drink
and landed p small-mouth bass
which they later cooked on the
marvellous outdoor grill which
the versatile Mr.. Ward recently
caused 10 take shape
tBar. tables, ice-basin, Ct al,
are concealed by a rustic ar
rangement Of logs)
All will shortly be returning
10 town-the Wards and Mrs
Cornack TO the Indian Village
Manor and Mrs +. right next
door 10 the A. p. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
GabeIIs Honored

The Bertram Butchers home
in Atkinson avenue was ablaze
with lights the other evening
when they gave a large and
merry reception in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs Ray Gabeit Of Day
ton. once Of Detroit.
A prOiusion Of flowers IN the
Autumn shades and numerous
gift bouquets contributed 10 the
gay setting IN which the Ca
bells greeted their old friends
Just a few OF the many out
of-towners included Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Bice Of Marquette
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Penberthy
OF Toronto and the James Ga
bells Of Dayton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Altar Society
Sponsors Party

THE ANNUNCIATION Alta
Society will sponsor a luncheon
cards and games party Thurs
day at l1:30 a. m.
Mrs. Bernard KearnS and Mrs.
Eugene Fisher are co-ChalrTncn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Mrs. Eddy Holds
AIumnae Meetino

DELTA ZETA ALUMNAE
Will hold dinner meeting at
the home OF Mrs Raymond
EDDY Of Mcttctal avenue Tues
day al $50 p m
Detroit Alumnae OF he
former Beta CHI Alpha national
sorority will be introduced TO
Delta Zeta at this time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Mrs. Hinchman
Introduces Speaker

WEDNESDAY BOOK Club Of
Detroit vii linauguFate rs sea-
son with a luncheon this Wedges
day al j. 80 o'clock In the
Womcn's City Club
The members will adjourn 20
room 90 for a program Mrs.
VIII D. Hinchman will introduce
Sherman Wilson OF Wayne Uni
versity, who will speak infor-
mally on Program Planning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Mrs. brennan Aids
Alliance Meetinq

THE GENERAL MEETING
OF the Delta Delta Delta ALI
ance will be held Tuesday at
$50 p. m. at the Womens City
Club.
Mrs. Sheldon brennan is in
charge of reservations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
A Repeat Performance

Mrs. Griffith Ogden Ellis viii
entertain those members OF the
Tuesday Musicale and their
guests who didn't attend I h e
TWO previous membership teas.
The inimitable Mrs. Ellis ges-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Mrs. Lee Goes East

Mrs. Gilbert Lee entertained
al dinner Monday night and left
Wednesday night for a week IS
visit in New York. Speaking Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Bridal Pair
7 ellis Names
Little Else
Nv BILLY THE BACHELOR

THE delectable Miss Bette
l. Van DuSen. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Franklin Van
Dusen. became the bride OF
Julian Kilman. Saturday after
noon al . o'clock IN First Pres
byterian Church.
And that, pal, is all we can
tel you, as anything more IN
the way Of data was requested
omitted by the Happy Par
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Florence Mills Wed 10 John Dye

which the newlyweds left by
boat for Buffalo and then on to
New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Informal Club Parties
Continue to Hold
Center Of Social Stage
THE DOwAGER's DOGMAs

DoN'T ever be insistent
II when
You're asking guests 10
dine.
If they accept at once, my
dears,
THEN everything is fine.
DUT if they hesitate a
d bit
And wonder can they
make il;
Don't urge them, Break
that other date
They may prefer to take
il.
THE little informal affairs
Il continue 10 hold the social
stage this week, and the clubs
are still the center of activities.
Mrs. Harry Bodman asked a
number of Crosse Pointe and
Detroit women TO lunch with
her informally Wednesday at
the Little Club. Mr.. and Mrs.
Colburn Standish had a dinner
OF Ia at the Country Club
Saturday with dancing later.
The movies on Thursday
nights at the Boat Club are al
ways the attraction for hun
dreds to gather for the buffet
supper before them. Dining
there last Thursday night We
noticed Miss Dorothy Pudrith
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Phelps and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Forsyth
who by the way have moved
down from their Summer home
at Camlachie and are deep in
their plans for the Winters
dramatic work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Ito Be Continued Next Week. }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

not large and OUTSIDE as they
commonly are"
Then she continued TO mention
the hybridization of watermelons
which will fit whole into the re-
frigerator. and not require to be
cut in half, as well as many other
interesting and radical trends of
forcing foods to fit the COM
pressed space of the modern
kitchen.
Quick-frozen foods. of course,
are a notable instance of giving
the home the best. freshest quail
ity in garden and other foods,
without any waste. Carrots have
no tops" peel or core, but come
neatly diced and ready to be
dropped into boiling water; peas,
and limas. spinach too, are all
washed to the nth degree of
sanitation. all stems. pods and
bulls removed and they, too,
will fit in the compressed space
of small oblong paper box
which easily goes under the re-
frigerator tray.
Midget foods are IN fashion.
dehydrated foods are again back
in a popular vogue, and every
home maker should know more
about these new, and really dra-
matte methods of making staple
foods more streamlined, or less
space-taking. ~
While waiting for these new
midget foods TO come to every
market, the housewife may turn
TO the convenience of the many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
By Mrs. Christine Frederick,
The Distinguished Authority on Household Efficiency

crust" on some leftover meat
dish-how excellent for the bust
ness girl to be able to use such
magic shreds of a staple food.
Both space and cost are saved
by a frequent use of other dehy-
drafted vegetables-and a trip to
a shop which features many
kinds of beans, seeds. cereals,
etc, will bring back again to
mind the fact that in any time
of economy in the food budget,
dried foods may be called into
service.
All cereals like rice. or barley,
lentils or beans. big, small, black
or brown. are in reality, deny
drafted foods; dried mushrooms
too. and other dried vegetables
and fruits hung from the rafters
of Grandmother's attic or barn;
and while we do not wish to re-
turn to that era of entirely
homemade ifonre-packed foods,
it is worth while for those who
have restricted space to study
today's new forms of dried foods.
and make wider use of them.
1t may still be a long. long
way to that ideal of some nutri-
tionists or doctors who say that
some day we will not sit down
to eat at a table at all, but
merely take a pill, or tablets, in
which every nutritive element
will be combined Eating is too
much pleasure for us to relin-
quish it entirely-but 1t is sensi-
BILE and practical to fit foods to
space, if we can, without fore
going food values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Foods t0Fit Modern pdntrieS

No more tears" for the busy
housewife who needs onions for
her steak, hamburgs, sauces and
general seasonings. And do they
smell of the real onion? They
do, Simply scatter them into
meats or other foods. or for
recipes where fresh onions are
required soak fakes Just 10 min
utes in water.
Another of these new deny
drafted foods is flaked parsley.
From the cooks viewpoint.
such flaked. compressed parsley
has the advantage of being al
ways handy no matter what the
weather, of there being no waste
or decay as so often happens
when the parsley roots and stems
wither or decompose in the re-
frigerator, and the fact that these
fresh. green parsley chips can be
sprinkled on mashed potato, fish
or sauce, with all the ease OF
pepper or salt.
Mint flakes for beverages and
other uses, such as that of gar
nishing desserts in Winter when
no fresh mint is available. is an
other item of this popular flaked
or dehydrated line. and it is
quite probable that more fresh,
green garden vegetables Will
soon be seen under the same
process, and on the pantry shelf.
Soups and broths, too, come
in a powdered or evaporated
form. Many are the varieties of
vegetable broth. or soup mixes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

which can be bought in a six
tncf1-high tin box or can. All that
is required is TO place a spoon
or two Of the powdered elements
into a cup or bowl. and add hot
water
Another item of food in daily.
if not twice or thrice daily
use. is the dear old potato. In
some families they don't call IL
a meal unless a dish of mashed
or creamed potatoes is on the
table Yet to have usual mashed
potatoes, washing, securing. par
ing and digging out eyes" is
necessary. How different if the
cook avails herself of another i'm
portant dehydrated food potato
shreds, which she buys in a SAM
tary transparently wrapped bag.
These shreds are made from
giant potatoes, and processed
when the "Murphies" are at their
perfect dry maturity
One pound of such potato
shreds will make 50 average
servings Of mashed potato how's
that. Mrs. Housewife. for time,
effort and fuel-saving idea ?. For
you don't even cook these shreds,
you simply cover with boiling wa
ter. and let the saucepan stand 5
minutes-n not a minute more, not
a minute less. And presto
there is a snowy mass of potato
which you can beat up with
milk. and add a lump of butter
TO, in your own familiar fashion.
How fine when you come home
late at the end of trying day
or when you want only a potato
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
How Much Time Do You Waste?

After You've Answered the Men Only Quiz on Page g.
Here's How to Check Your Rating Slow-POke
or a Speed Demon III Your Score Is Between:
$50 and 300 Tell Rip Van Wrinkle to move over.
800 200 You're of the Father Time has
long white beard.
200 and 100 You'd be millionaire you had penny for
every hour yOu'v wasted
and 40 Nothing to boast about but it's not too late to
mend your ways.
40 and 20 Just passing But you're speeder than the
average man.
20 and 10 Not much grass growing under your feet
10 and You're breaking all speed records Congratu
lations!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

the girl. There was a gentle
ness and sweetness about Bob
and now you're trying to give
him a reputation, aren't you ?"
Give HIM a reputation 20
asked Cabot. NO. | guess he
had more than enough. If you
meet anybody who knows the
China Coast, ask him about Jing
Cabot. "
|iAh. that was what he called
himself ,"
He wouldn't be dragging the
Annesley name around in the
dirt, would he . That's what he
thought it was just dirt"
IF poor Bob ever turned into
a real man. with all his charm
and his wish you'd tell me
about him" she said.
"All right said Cabot. when
you grow three sizes bigger"
He unbuttoned his. shirt
IF he really was what you
say, it would mean almost every
thing in the world to US" she
pleaded
I'm going to bed" said Cabot.
waving toward the door.
You're not coming to dinner ."
mo. after I've had a rough
passage, l need sleep more than
eating"
She retreated a little. There
was still chiefly doubt in her.
but he rejoiced inwardly to see
that there was hungry curiosity
also. The idea which had jumped
into his brain moment before
began to put out root and leaf
and become living plan.
It's hard to believe you about
Bob" she admitted. But if you
would give us only a ghost of a
chance TO think of him as"
Why do you talk like an
Annesley ?" he asked. "
Because l almost am. I've
been here all my life, nearly"
He laughed at her.
Brass has the same color
sometimes, but it's not the real
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Ruth Crooks the Whip When Cabot
Tries to Hold Her to Her Bargain

snarling a contented song. kept
biting the feet through the
covers.
Through the open window the
voice of Annesley Bell sounded in,
the darkness more and more loud,
as though it were approaching
The land. Something, in fact, had
come back TO Amesfey House
this day. and 1t might serve
eventually as a ghost of Bob
Annesley.
There seemed to Cabot a
chance that the true Annesley as
he was in his last instant might
be given a place in the memory
of the world, after all.
His thoughts were interrupted
blythe sudden sqHeai of a horse
and then the beat of wildly gall
Looping hoofs Croix dor was a
little job that might be attended
to for the sake of Bob Annesley
But the picture that came back
TO him and remained with him
until he slept was of Ruth Allen,
50 proud. so strong, so purely
Annesley. She walked by her
own light. sure of herself and her
judgment, and yet it might be
possible to make her fall in love
with a dead man.
CopTrlzht. 1871 nv American wee1l7. Inc
All Rlshfs Reserred.
ITO Be Continued Next Week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

He paid no attention TO her.
First he kicked off his shoes and
then threw his coat over the back
of a chair He snapped his fin
gers, and when Manchu came
trotting back into the room. he
pointed out the footgesr Manchu
dropped to the floor. He got the
shoes between his forelegs and
guarded them, his eyes fixed on
the girl.
Cabot glanced at the hunting
trophies in the room. There were
the heads of a Kadiak grizzly, a
monstrous wild bear, great
moose and a panther at full grin.
He ran his eyes over the book
case. There were adventure
books. from 6, A Henty to
ss55iiffa4elHietoff and Scott, with a f1b-
eral dash of-Mild- West and
South Seas. He opened big
closet. The entire side of the
wall was filled with gun rack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

everything from twenty two
caliber target pistols TO express
rifles
He finished that quick survey
almost before the girl had
stopped speaking Her voice made
the perfect accompaniment to
this obvious story Of a lad who
had worshipped brave men while
his own manhood grew less and
less. He had found himself only
in the last moment. and there
fore. it was the happiest death in
all history perhaps. This musi-
cal, clear voice was what had
driven him TO it,
Cabot picked up a heavy rifle
and weighed it with a familiar
hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

THERE is no doubt, about 1t,
we are living in "a COM
pressed age" Each year our
houses are built more compactly.
Modern conveniences aim to
make housekeeping easy and
pleasant and economy of space
is the watchword.
Gone for instance. is the big
kitchen and. as for the good old
fashioned 4PaHtry"-find it if you
can, for in modern city life it
would probably rent as a one
room studio apartment. The pam
try's place is taken by couple
of shelves over the sink-or
moved out to the window-ledge,
or il is quite nonresident.
Similarly with the foods them
selves who doesn't recall. with
eyes dimmed by sentiment, the
weIl-stocked larder where pota-
Nptot dBDA's anu iAphi WIZ
bought by the barrel, other veg
etables in bushels and pecks. and
every food item with a generous
abundance now impossible in
modern city life. In these days,
the bigger the apple, the larger
the carrots, the better.
But not today! We are on the
verge of an era of midget foods,
and those grown and packed es-
pecially with reduced size, COM
pressed storage space in mind.
True,
The text of this little article
was given the writer when a
Wett-KnOWn woman called on the
phone, and exclaimed: DO you
know what they are doing at
such and such a seedsman's-
they are growing small squatty
carrots to- fit the small saucepan,
and developing eucumbers which
will be short, stocky and lean,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
DEAD MANS PASSPORT

Bob was wonderful-at target
practice said the girl
That's not what the head
hunters thought. an sw ere d
Cabot
Are you trying to tell me that
Bob Ahnesley went into tough
spets-like Borneo and all that 40
she asked
"Borneo,3 he nodded He let
me be Number One Boy on that
trip. That gave me my chance
he went on He had Blister
Martin and Jimmy the Greek
along, but he made me Number
One. q 1t was a pretty good
break.
CHE tried keep-nn- smiling
but the smile began 10 die out.
ctt mean that our TN soldier
turned into something ?"
III tell you he did"
II know what you mean" said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

gold" he said and made a move
as though to pull off his shirt.
Il suppose l deserve this" she
said You're not going to talk
about him ,"
"Why should l talk about him
to you 2" he asked. II owe him
toe much :, -
He went over and held our his
barred right arm A long ragged
scar ran over the biceps like a
jag Of lightning done in silver.
Look at this" he said. touch
ing il. They had me down with
my right arm sliced to the bone.
There were half a dozen of them.
There reas a bi big < mahogany wild
man bent over me with his kris
lifted when Jing Cabot mean.
Annesfey came III among them
like a wild cat on hot stove. 7"
She put out her hand as though
she were about to touch the scar,
her eyes big
when l owe him things like
this. /" said Cabot, why should
l tell you about him? You're the
one who ran him out of his
home You showed his family
that he was a joke You turned
him into Jing Cabot
I'm glad of it" she said. He
was poor. wretched. shivering
fake of a man when he was here.
| don't care what he did in China.
so long as it turned him into a
man"
You don't care. Ell ," he said
No. l don't care"
Lady" he said through his
teeth, did you ever live with a
price on your head ,"
LIE walked across the room and
~ sat down with his back TO her
Suppose that was wrong
she said, and suppose that I'm
to blame for everything that he
became. Isn't that all the more
reason for telling me about him
in China even for the sake of
giving me the pain ,"
You couldn't find a reason
for telling you as good as my
reason for not telling" said
Cabot
VIII you give me the reason
for not telling ." she asked.
I've given you one I'll give
you the other too. After what
you'd done to him after the way
you'd crucified him. he still loved
you He died talking about you
so l say to the devil with you.
Manchu, show the lady to the
door. Manchu take her OUT"
He jerked his thumb over his
shoulder Manchu. rising slowly
from the shoes which he had
been guarding, began to stalk
towards the girl, the white hair
bristling along his spine. She
jerkcd the door open and stepped
quickly back into the hall.
Cabot. while he bathed and got
into bed kept smiling to himself
a fool thinks that he has no
more than two hands; a wise
man knows that there are a
thousand and some of them
quick as electricity to reach into
the minds of others
He lay in the bed with Manchu
at his feet He kept poking
Manchu. and the bull terrier.