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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

covered at the Little Falls train wreck where
only couple Of hundred people were involved.
Serum sensitivty is a form Of very serious
alergy where the body cannot tolerate the
foreign protein contained in the serum that is
injected for tetanus diphtheria and number
of other diseases. Tetanus serum IS made
from the blood of horses and hence is foreign"
10 man and in some cases his body will not
tolerate it. Most people however, can stand
the serum without danger.
Nevertheless if patient has developed a
serum allergy he may enter into the dread
anaphylactic shock if he again is given serum.
He becomes unconscious and must be given
artificial respiration for 10 minutes or more.
Solutions Of epinephrne are also injected
into the muscles 10 bring recovery and are
repeated every half hour if necessary.
What happened at Little Falls in the
1910 train wreck was that surgeons faced
a medical dilemma. Because of the risk of
infection from tctanus the doctors rushed
in to give the tetanus serum and thus ward off
this dread affliction Every instant Of delay
in administering the tetanus anttoxin in
creased the dangers TO the manged victims
OF the wreck
But. because Of fear " serum
ecpeiti,fty tho ,l,ctors had The Count
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

go into what is called .insulin shock" from
having too much insulin in their system.
Such people often walk along in quite nor
NAL fashion and then, suddenly begin 10 act
as If they were drunk They start 10 laugh
irrationally and in high good humor and begin
TO stagger in typical drunken fashion
II they are not given a lump Of sugar. a
chocolate bar or drink Of some sugary soft
drink promptly they progress to the shock"
and fall unconscious. People who may see
them staggering and then fall down call the
police and the. officers come with the patrol
wagon to pick up another drunk"
Doctors with diabetc patients usually ask
them to carry identification cards stating that
they have diabetes and that if they are found
unconscious TO call doctor and not the police.
But an unconscious man can be robbed by
passersby or in an accident the identification
card may be lost code designation of the
diabetes condition. tattoocd on his body could
remove all such risk
Sensitivity to tctanus anttoXin and other
serums is another condition where improper
treatment may bring death 10 an unconscious
individual. 1t is by no means as rare as it
may seem, as shown by the two cases dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

son. as a child in school, had his or her blood
type tattoeed on the body it might save lives
later on.
According to reports from Europe the
systematic Germans have already done some
thing of this kind of thing and make all their
soldiers carry-on their identification discs
their blood type.
In some cases it has been said that certain
combat companies are even selected of SOL
diers all of whom have the same blood type
so that any man in that company can serve
as donor of blood for his fellow soldiers. On
the fieIa-af- battle. under emergency condl-
tons, army doctors say this arrangement can
be priceless in saving lives.
Tattoong as means of Identification was
employed in a novel manner some years ago
when the Countess of Leven and Melville gave
birth to twin sons. The eldest son was heir
TO an ancient Scottish Earldom, and just to
make sure that his right TO the title would
never be questioned, the mother had coronet
tattooed on his arm, Immediately after his
birth The younger son, who was born three
minutes later. was marked merely with the
family crest
Doctors realize that howls of protest are
going TO rise from lot of people if code tat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

The Countess Of Leven and Melville Had
COronet TattOOed the Arm of Her Eldest
Twin, so His Right To the Ancient Scottish
Title Could Never BE Questioned - His
Younger Brother, Born Three Minutes Later,
Being Marked Merely With the Family Crest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

sugar which the
body creates from
food. Before the
discovery Of insu-
lin and it's synthe-
sis by the late Sir
+. G.. Banting and
Prof. Charles II.
Best of the Uni
versity Of Toronto
diabetes had 10 go
on a starvation
diet 10 keep down
their blood sugar.
Eventually IN a n y
Of them were still
unable 90 maintain
the blood sugar at
proper levels and
entered into a di-
abectic coma and
soon died
With the dis
covery Of insulin.
by eating a proper
diet and taking
regular and con-
trolled injections Of
insulin, such dia-
b tics maintain
nearly a normal
life and many OF
them die Of old age
rather than from
their afniction.
But If diabetes
do not eat just the
right amount of
food 10 use the in
sulin they inject
into themselves. or
II they exercise
and burn up the
blood sugar in that
way, they some
times reach the
stage where they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
How Tattoo MarkSMaU SNpSCkp PEOPLES Lives

If You're Likely TO Collapse From
Diabetes or Epilepsy. Or Even If
You're Well and an Accident Re-
quires Blood Transmission. Medical
Science Urges a Warming Code
Mark on Your Body-and for Sensi-
rive Ladies II Can Be Done So Thof
II Won't Show Except Under
fhe X-Roys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

But. because Of fear " serum
sensitivity, the doctors had 20
stop and make skin tests on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

be designated. AS is now well known 1t IS
not possible simply TO give blood transfusions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Ranked as a Nifty

Among the cliff jewellers, the
Benjamin c. AddiSons' Dunn
barton road apartment Is ranked
as a nifty:
The living-room has char
treuse walls and white ceiling
and most of the big pieces are
currently covered in brilliant
yellow and brown.
The big grand piano, at which
the dark and flashing Florence
goes TO town, unsteady, is
draped with a heavy white satin
affair which proves 10 be the
hostess wedding gown.
There's a certain irregularity
to the end Of the living-room
opposite the big windows and it
proved bit OF A problem 10 the
Addisons until they suddenly de-
cided il was Just The Place for
a bar so now plans are in prog
ress. we gather. for what will
no doubt be an outstanding one.
Their dining-room is in tri-
color and the full stocked Pre-
serve Closets in the kitchen
make many young wife wish
she knew as much about put
ting up fruits and vegetables
as does the comely Florence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
B mai B rith Plans
MoonIioht Trio

A MOONLIGHT excursion 10
raise funds for B'nai Birth prof.
ects will be given July IL.
1t is sponsored by the
Women's Auxiliary, the Business
and Professional Auxiliary, and
the PiSgah, Louis Marshall and
Theodore Herzl lodges of the
B'nai Birth.
The committee in charge is
composed of the following: Mrs.
Sam Maza. Mrs. Herman Prady.
Miss Lillian May, Miss Rose
Weiss, Mrs. Louis SchoStak. Miss
Becky Goldberg. Louis Schostak,
Ben Rhodes. Phil Rothschild,
Rudolph Meyerson. DR. b. r.
Maness and Lewis L. Steinberg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Huohes-HaIIe++s Heard From

With the exciting and romantic news told we turn 10
equally interesting from Mrs Leslie C. Hugnes-haie
who as wife British consul in Detroit Tor years kept
society on its ear with her individuality
To recall just bit of the HughesH alletts history since
thew left Detroit three ago. you remember ny
went from here TO the British legation at Copenhagen.
When Copenhagen occupied by the Nazs tney went
next to England doing work for time before Mr. hughes
Hallett went to Guatemala City for his King.
Ont latest word lust received them is posted from
Guatemala and Lady Violet says: . 900.
1--WE are of again. The third move since March 1889.
Ise has been appointed Minister in Quito Ecuador and
wa expect to In few weeks time We shall ny
from here to Panama, stay with friends Mr. ana MIS-
Dodd r Dodd minister her) and fly on from Panama
to Quito. l.,
Mother who 10 still In Windsor Is going to Join US
our new home Guatemala and have had very HAPPY
time here 1 shall love Quito. Our egauon
house there to be big with beautiful garden
There Is staff six gardeners, major domo maid three
houseboys, chauffeur. ETC.
u lady housekeeper Miss Ida Larsen who came "1tn US
from Copenhagen going with to Quito so we shall
be quite household. $,
81 hope take my snakes with and Miss Larsen Will
take her Pelngese dog (Leslie What about poor
Father?o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Stars Of Cass Play at the Races

There's going Life With Father day at the Far
Grounds race track it's for Thursday afternoon
The entire cast favore at Cass Theater
will attend and all the will be named for members OF
the company
There reception for the stars at the Turf and Pad
dock Club and all in ALL much gayey.
The reception committee includes
Mr. and Mrs Richard Forsyth, Mr.. and Mrs Haldeman
Fnnie Mr. and Mrs Bernhard Sroh and Dr. John " Hass
berger.
Sroh professional actress of note, know,
and Mrs Fnne writing under the Of Isabella Holt
a distinguished novelist claimed by Detroit.
From the company there1 Of be Miss Dorothy
Gish Louis Cahern along with all the other splendid
and actresses.
Miss Gish will present floral trophy 10 the horse and
rider in named for her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Nancy
Baldwin
Engaged

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
AVA BENNETT COLBURN OF
Crosse Pointe, announce the en-
gagement of Miss Nancy Jane
Baldwin. daughter of Mrs. Col
burn and Andrew Baldwin OF
Cottonwood, Ariz., TO James
Stewart Munroe. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart w. Munroe OF
Crosse Pointe Park.
Miss Baldwin is now visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Lloyd Mills, in
Los Angeles, Cal. She went 10
the Crosse Pointe Country Day
School and was graduated from
the Ethel Walker School in Sims
bury, Conn, and from Leland
Stanford Junior University at
Palo Alto, Cal. where she was a
m ember OF Kappa Kappa
Gamma.
Mr.. Munroe attended the De-
troit University School and was
graduated from Harvard Uni
versity and from the University
Of Michigan Law School where
he was affiliated with PM Delta
Phi law fraternity
Mr.. Munroe is an ensign in the
Naval Reserve and was ordered
10 active duty at Pensacola, Fla,
the end of June.
Plans for the wedding depend
upon Mr., Munroes definite or
ders but 1t is expected that il
will take place quite soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Huohes-HaIIe++ Awarded Q. B. {.

"Kathecn and husband have arrived safely In India
We got cable June left Budapest March IL and
must have had narrowing journey through Yugosavia
Turkey to Haifa and thence to India Our son D~o
Is training In Canada. -
Leslie has also awarded the ODE Most Excellent
Order of the Empre) for valuable services to the state
He was In Nicaragua months and has only just re-
rnsd was there weeks but had to come back here
because o n bad attack of malaria.
"The heat In Nicaragua terrific but we loved the
people especially President and his lovely wife, BY
the way speak wonderful English and know the States
very well and are great President Roosevelt Their
children all being educated In the States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Breakfast
For 2 Guests

JUST WHEN we think the
debutante season is definitely
over, along comes another party
10 extend il on and on.
World comes that Mrs. Rcgi-
nald Given will give a breakfast,
July 9, to honor Sue Balderston
and Martha Jane Berry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
DetroIterS
Quests in
Nantucket

NANTUCKET, Mass, July S.
CUNDAY Evening, Summer
~ theater devotees at this
island resort will gather in the
yacht club auditorium for the
opening performance OF the
Nantucket Players. VINO will
present. Meet the Wife" by
Lynn Starting.
The Players will again DO
under the direction of Bertram
Marlborough and Josephine Ben
der, who for the past few years
have been associated with the
Civic Theater in Grand Rapids.
Miss Bender has also served AZ
director of the Children's
Theater at Kalamazoo, and ~
treasurer of the Ann Arbor
Festival.
Among the recent arrivals
In 'Sconset village are Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace G.. Preston OF
Crosse Pointe who have opened
their estate, The Hedges" for
the season. The Prestons are
entertaining their granddaugh-
ter, Miss Airline Bishop OF Crosse
Isle. and their grandson. Fred
erick 3 Webster Jr., OF Fall
mouth Foreside. Me.
Detroiters Listed
During the last few days
many folks from Detroit have
been guided through Nantucket's
famous Whaling Museum, by
venerable Captain Grant who
was born on a whaleship In the
South Seas. The visitors include
the Misses Grace A. England.
Wilma Stafford, Frances LOOMS
Doris Stafford. Mabel l.. Conat,
Julia Davis, Gertrude Caldwell.
Nancy f. Scott and Flora B.
Roberts.
Miss Alice E. Mclaughlin OF
Detroit is a guest at the popular
Ships Inn on Fair stree.
At the nearby Coe House are
Miss Georgia Skinner OF Detroit,
and Miss Katherine Lewis OF
Ann Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Boutell
and daughter, Ann. OF Birming-
ham, and Selden p. Daume OF
Detroit are staying at the
Gordon Folger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Judge Brennans
To New ENGLAND

JUDGE AND MRS. JOHN V.
BRENNAN and their son, Jack,
Of Canterbury drive, are motor
ing through New England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Virginia Bird We DIS

In the mail:
An announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Ralph s. Bird,
formerly of Detroit who make their home in California
o the effect:
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bird the marriage of their
daughter Virginia Wnterton Arthur Robert Reaume
The young couple married Saturday June !, in
Our Lady Of the Shows at Reno Nevada.
Mr.. Reaume is lieutenant in the United States Army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
John Mickham
In NY. With Parent!

JOHN MICKHAM OF Mar
quette drive has gone TO New
York City 10 spend the week.
end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert w. Mickham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Expected Back
This Weekend

MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
II. WELDON are expected back
at the end of the week from a
two weeks stay in their Sum-
mer home in Blowing Rock,
N q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Review Of Ford Wedding

And just review the Edith McNaughton-Ben Ford
wedding party you missed its first
Marguerite Bode of Providence r. L. will be her former
classmates (at Dobbs) maid Of honor
Bridesmaids will include of the bridegroom Josephine
Ford, Mrs. Henry Ford IT, Mrs Lansing Pttman Florence
Browning and Mrs. Edmund Lunken Of Cincinnati Dorothy
Backus Of Crosse Pointe).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Samuel n. Bells
90 10 Mime sofa

Mr.. AND MRS. SAMUEL II.
BELL and their children left
carly in The week for WayZata.
Mimi, where they will spend
the Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Even before debut, pretty Mariana engaged to
Walter Wagner of St. Louis of Mr. and Mrs Stanley
Wagner of that city She was slated for an Autumn
The news was told Saturday evening at dinner given by
the the Country Club and the brdegroomeect was
here for the party.
The betrotha practically the eve OF another
Parces daughters wedding anniversary elizabeth PARCELS
was married two wears ago on July Charles Arms OF
Toledo. 49, ia,
For the gala occasion Mariana paest lilac net with
.rrng at sleeves and the waist OF the long
lowing skirt
PARCELS chose deep blue dotted taea evening gown
with a brief white lace jacket.
Red white and blue posies used on the long dinner
table and compementng tapers twinked over the scene
Among the guests Walters sister jean who arrived
on FRIDAY 10 spend the weekend with the PARCELS
Walter graduated this past June from Yale
And the brdeect attended Crosse Pointe High School
and h,. comneted her hrs year Connecticut College for
Women.
She belongs TO Sigma Gamma Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Iee y. Redman " photo,

Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim
Levine announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
+ LIZ A B L T II, and Lou
Freeman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Freeman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Mariana PARCELS
And Walter Wosoner
Tell News at Party
By JANE sCHERMERHORN

-HE FIRST debutante TO become engaged during her
season is always the object of much romantic In
NJ terest and this is the position today OF Mariana
n PARCELS daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
of Crosse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Enseoneed in Digs

Down In New York. Miss
Helen Cumming is ensconced In
digs which are super-chic IL not
downright startling.
Her bedroom, for example, Is
in several shades of red %
with about a millyun yards OF
white stuff billowing at the
windows.
Chocolate brown walls in the
living room, chalk-white fire.
place on which stands practi-
cally life-sized statue Of the
Apollo Belvedere which an
artist friend Of the hostess has.
in a pixy moment, adorned with
white coral horns.
The great ceiling-high win
dows are hung with lengths OF
brilliant blue, chartreuse, white
sounds jumbled but it's
really very fetching and causes
no end of comment among the
former Windsor girls guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Bon0dishts'
Home Gets

BY BILLY THE BACHELOR


ONE Of the handsomest Of the
young-marrieds' homes Is
that belonging to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Prescott Bonbright.
1t stands in Touraine road
and is of the currently-chic
whitewashed-brick variety--and
on the French side, we'd say.
You walk directly through the
house TO reach the cool,
screened-in terrace where every
thing is white and yellow.
White furniture with brilliant
yellow cushions
Pots Of white geraniums-
White iron tables with glass
tops down one Of which Is a row
Of miniature hurricane lamps
Only dark spot is "Inky," the
cocker.
In her living room. the former
Margaret Manson Weir OF Steu-
benville. o., favors white and
yellow (again) and tan with, as
a focal point, stunning screen
OF French prints with more OF
them on the walls.
Mrs. B. has a fondness for
crystal and quite a collection OF
crystal animals-lions and tigers
and such.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

PART 3, PAGE 4
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

silk material, in light blue or
peach.
When sub-deb daughter goes
10 spend the night with Mary
Ann down the block, she'll toss
a toothbrush and a nightie in
this little case and still have
room TO spare. You see. ii falls
a fraction short of being a foot
long and is over four inches high.
In travelling. when the pet
luggage is busted off and packed.
tote this one along for the
makeup details. II something
spills. fear not. A little rinsing
will undo the damage.
The hairpin collection. combs
and dental needs will stay put
in the shirred pockets. What
with the large square mirror in
side the top. the case becomes
portable dressing table.
For feminine friends, at any
age, this baby kit is a grand
idea. Sells at your idea of a
price. too only S2.29. For
h opping information, call
Cherry $500, line 347.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09
Stars Select
Practical Gowns

WE ARE continually amazed
at the care with which the stars
plan their wardrobes so each
ensemble will give the maximum
of wear.
Never do they seem 10 buy a
garment just because they hap
pen 10 see and like it. Instead
il must fl into a planned ward
robe, 90 with accessories.
Here's Barbara Stanwyck. for
example, ordering a new holiday
time ensemble which can be
worn both IN the evening and
afternoon.
1t begins with tunic of black
velvet, medieval page boy
tunic, the bodice embroidered all
over with heraldic emblems in
gold.
For tea time and cocktails.
Barbara wears the tunic with a
street length skirt OF black vel
vet. a black velvet Snood hat
banded with a coronet OF sable.
For dinner. she wears the
same tuntc with long slim eve
ming skirt of black velvet, gold
chain earrings instead Of a hat
Just the thing for holiday
Week-endy.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09

piled in mountainous heaps over
the top of the cake and halved
nut meats arranged over the
whole, added their luscious
charm.
The cake was served in gen.
erous squares with cups. of
whipped-cream-topped chocolate
to wash it down.
Oo-la-la, Nettie think of
the calories!
But, oh. the good things in
this cake book basic recipes
with dozens of variations 4.
rich fruit cakes for the holi-
days. Shrewsbury cakes, Sally
Lunns winding up with a
Princess Louise Cake which was
baked for Annals wedding 1.
Anna being the family maid in
Miss Kings family for many
years.
The book really reads like a
novel, except every time the
people sit down TO eat you get a
recipe for the cake.
'Twould make a lovely
Christmas gift.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09
Young Formally

EVENING CLOTHES for the
teen-age girl are a headache.
Daughter shudders at mothers
choice of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sash. mother thinks daughters
selection makes her look 80.
Here's charming compro-
mise, worn by Bonita Gran
vile the other night at a
Hollywood premiere. The skirt
of Bonita's ensemble was heavy
white wool, cut straight and
slim with a suggestion Of full
ness in the front.
With this, she wore a hand
knit sweater, the full sleeves
embroidered with pearls in a
lacy pattern. A white ribbon,
embroidered with pearls for her
hair. a white fur evening coat.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09
MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Aries-Highly sponsored inter-
ests in a. m.: shipping, dealing
in liquids, oils, chemicals, inves-
legations. p. NJ. warns against
sharp aggressiveness, unreason-
able d mand S. Fine day for
tasks requiring endurance, cour-
age, stick-to-itiveness.
APRIL 2l TO MAY 30
Tamus-You can advance in
worthwhile interests rough
your far-sightedness and belief
in sturdy, lasting projects.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-Slacken spending for
personal desires or selfish reason
but go all out in your efforts to
succeed in your particular line
Of employment. A fruitful period
for arduous tasks, useful daring
feats.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Conccr-The least spoken the
more accomplished this activating
Mars day. Much can be achieved
in major and minor undertake
ings, difficult work and problems
if you'll plan and keep in mind
the future outcome. Fine for
military affairs.
JULY % TO AUGUST 22
cot Today calls for action
and perhaps taking a few
chances, too. With intelligence
backing your moves and by avoid
ing previous mistakes you should
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09
Holiday Treat
Of Spiced Nuts

AND WHILE you're making
good things for holiday candy
Jars, why not try a few of these
spiced sugar nuts which is a
favorite of Ginny Simms. out in
Holly wood. Remember her?
Ginny says no holiday table is
complete without them.
Spieed Nuts
Take one cup of granulated
sugar. Il teaspoon salt, three
tablespoons water and one level
tablespoon of cinnamon, mix to-
gether and cook to the soft ball
stage (the test drop should be
so firm you can pick it up in
your fingers).
To this add two cups of shelled
nut meats. preferably ones you
have carefully kept in unbroken
pieces. Stir nuts into the mix
ture until they are well coated
with the sugar.
Before the sugar hardens, sepa-
rate the nuts and set them aside
until the sugar coating becomes
firm.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-09
Fine Hair
Causes Trouble

PERMANENT WAVES do
not affect all heads of hair the
same way. Coarse locks and
those that have a slight inclina-
ton to wave take onI the spiral
character quickly. !
Fine, slinky hair is what gives
trouble to the operator. Timing
must be precisely right. All
methods have been perfected to
a high degree, but success de-
pends upon tight winding. with
the ends tucked in neatly, and
the proper amount of heat.
Some women get along very
well with two waves a year:
others need a permanent every
three or four months.
The latter should use brillian-
tine freely. have an occasional
oil treatment TO keep the silky
shafts in condition. Some heavy
wave-setting lotions dry out the
topknot.