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Evening star., 1941-11-24

news about another play coming up,
this the Washington Civic Theater's
forthcoming "Troilus and Cressida."
which opens at the Wardman Park
q week from this Wednesday night.
After searching the city for his
'Shakespearean dream girl Director
Leon Askin discovered her in the
blond Edith" says our Maryland U.
informant. The "Shakespearean
dream girls" last name is Simmons.
Miss Simmons started her
theatrical career in high school
plays and later turned up in college
and summer straw hat" produc-
tions. She has played in private
Lives" and not so long ago appeared
with that noted Thespian, Arch
Mcdonald, in The Old Soak" at
the Cross Roads Theater.
Playing opposite Miss Simmons
Cressida in the Civic production of
Shskespeare's comedy about women
and war will be William Mcdonald,
as Troilus. Civic has assembled one
Of its more notable casts, too, in
filling the other roles. Rudolph
Justice Watson will play Ulysses,
Dorothy Faris, Helen of Troy, and
others will be Selma Klein. Earl
Riley. Marshall Smith, Murray
Sheehan, William Zuckert, Dudley
Sadler, L. Metcalfe Walling, Dick
Sykes, Benjamin Schwarz, Terry
Mapes, Gene Mendelsohn, Dorothy
Charh ond I'd Ctaulinncav,
The production marks a trio Of
'nrsts'-first attempt of Civic with
Shakespeare, first Washington
showing of 'Troilus" and it's first
time in this country since 1856.
American University's stage
Door" first production staged un-
der the supervision of the new class
in play production inaugurated this
fall, will be presented Friday and
Saturday, December and 6, at the
university. William Newgord, an
experienced actor now instructing
In speech and dramatics at Ameri-
can u. is directing the play. Local
students in the cast are Virginia
Mauck, Barbara Hulfish, Janet
Segal. Phyllis Payne. Ruth Schen-
kel. Frances Brewster. Germaire
Coffey, Vivian Yeager. Tom Aiken,
Willard Smith. John Abadessa and
Walter Barkdull.
Another comedy in the offlng
almost Immediately at hand, is
"Petticoat Fever" which the Pierce
Hall Players will stage Wednesday
and Thursday nights at Pierce Hall
I This, you probably remember, is
/ the one about the lonely 1adio
operator in the Arctic, who has 4
pretty girl dumped into mis- shack
by way of an airplane wreck Paul
Alexander. Vivian Barrett. Ted C.
Gardiner, Neal Frizell, Arthur May
hew. George P. Stone, jr.; Bette
Brady and Robert E. Colvin are to
be the players.
/ Other notes:
Gordon Gray, directing "Dulcy''
for the Players Club of Central
Community Center, went far afield
in his quest for a piano-playing
actor needed to fill an important
role He is importing an old friend,
Karl Anders. from Boston to ap-
pear in the play when it is staged
at Roosevelt High School auditorium
December s.
The Little Theater Group of
/ Alexandria. Va, turns to George
Kelley for its first full-length pro-
duction of the season. The play Is
the familiar satire on little theater
groups, The Torch Bearers" II
will be presented at the Lyceum in
Alexandria December and 5.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

Odkle WAS TeJeCUtu lOl SiIlilIdI loI'
Meanwhile. by taking on 50-odd
pounds and cherubic countenance,
he gets in there and wins his letter.
It's ~" for Zanuck.
Linda Darnell. who celebrated
18th birthday on set, gets first
chance here to play girl her own age.
In all previous film starts she
has played wives and mothers
usually Tyrone Powers . . With
comedians in cast, it was every man
for self and many were the scene
stealing sallies by such double
take" experts as Oakie. Milton Berle,
Walter Brennan. Raymond Walburn
and Donald Meek.
This was Brennan's first farcical
role. after winning three academy
awards for dramatic enactments-
Come and Get Is" kentucky and
THE Westerner."
Brennan turned misfortune into
profitable career Shell-Shocked
in World War. Walter lost all his
teeth Whereupon he began
playing old man characters. becom-
ing so expert he had special false
teeth made for varying types
Today he owns two dozen denture
sets, which help change appearance
and manner of speech Milton
Berle. confused gangster who laughs
like horse whinnies, recorded those
sound effects himself.
George Murphy enjoys one OF
those sequences so rare to profess
sional dancers coming out to Holly
wood to act he's allowed to
dance it's a swift ballroom tap
In which Murphy also gets chance
to display another talent-juggling
Donald Meek, bewildered pro-
fessor, carries on under own name
but he never thought OF imperso-
mating the meek started pro-
fessional career as daring aerial
ist ran away to Spanish-Ameri-
can War and at II lost hair from
tropical fever.
"The Shadow Of the Thin Man
Bill Powell and Myrna 10y have
never lost their grip as co-stars and
Thin Man" comedy detective stor-
ies continue to make money
so. 1t appears both combinations
will continue Indefinitely as peri
odical marquee offerings.
This is fourth Thin Man" pic
ture to feature suave, debonair
Powell and Perfect Wife" 10y
and their eleventh together
first teaming, in 1884. was MAN
haitian Melodrama," in which up
and coming young fellow named
Clark Gable had part .. same year
brought out first Thin Man." which
started cycle of dafiy domestic
comedies before that anything
suggesting a husband-wife romance
was turned down by movie moguls
Besides Bill and Myrna, only
one actor has appeared in every
Thin Man" picture he's Asia,
the wire-haired terrier star, still
cute trickster but becoming increas-
ingly difficult to manage because of
age.
Two newcomers, Dona Reed, one
time campus queen of Los Angeles
City College, and Barry Nelson
University of California graduate
play second leads in current film
Tag scene of Return of the
Thin Man" revealed that Nora
Myrna was going to present Nick
(BilD with son In Another
Thin Man." Nora was mother of 8.
months old son In Shadow OF
Evening star., 1941-11-24
R.A.F. Play Opens
At the National

Golden Wings" new play
by Guy Bolton and William Jay,
about the young men Of Brit
aims r. A. F., opens tonight at
the National Theater for a pre-
Broadway week.
The cast includes Fay Wray.
Signe HassO, Margot Steven
son, Evan Thomas, Lloyd Cough,
Hughie Green and Gerald Sa-
vOry. Robert Milton is the pro-
ducer- director.
There will be matinees
Wednesday and Saturday.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

Out of that meditation comes
AwareneSS that Miss Gordon has
Evening star., 1941-11-24

question was that of second woman
in "Two-Faced Woman" the pic
ture whose star is Greta Garbo.
1t was offered to a great many
actresses in, and out of, Hollywood.
1t was the sort of character many
of them wanted to play-with any
other leading woman than Garbo.
So, one after another, they turned
it down.
Garbo might have been a were
wolf. She is not, obviously. But
so far as other actresses are con-
cerned, there is always only one
woman to remember when, and
after, seeing Garbo picture.
Actresses don't like that and were
Evening star., 1941-11-24

been doing a
very courageous
t h / n g. w t h
ca I'm conviction.
S h e undertook
several months
ago a role that
many an actress
spurned on the
s o u n d theory
that it would
be like living
I II T o u & n a
bombing ra i d.
More dangerous
a r t i stically, if
not physically.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

Try-outs of prospective players
for The Man Who Came to Dim
ner" will be held tonight by the
Drama Workshop of the Jewish
Community Center. at the center,
Sixteenth and @ streets NV. The
comedy is scheduled for a January
date. Tomorrow's third drama
reading by the workshop provides
bit OF contrast, Lady Winder-
mere's Fan" and Yes, My Darling
Daughter" being the plays under
discussion.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Local Drama Groups
Drama in the Light.Hearted Mood
Occupies the Towns Amateurs
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

carload this
enthusiasts feeling
world without putting the
Heaviest of the items stage Door" which a
undones tragedy with comic overtones This
staged students American University
another that Of MARYLAND University
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Started as Newsboy

Lord Beaverbrook, England's
minister of aircraft production,
Canadian born, worked his way up
from newsboy to publisher Of one
Of the worlds largest newspapers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Coming Events
70 avoid eeniiiesisa h sessias dstss end Tor
chonses II rsavles meetings. cell 1900.

Wed, JAM ss-Ameresn Legion building bsns3t patty in
We'd Jan. 29Snowban Club, at the home Of jeanette
DLuge IL Fifth street, at pm.
Wed, JAM az. f. c. Girls Club, at the home Of Mrs NJ
H. Rodgers 100 Robertson street, 1t 7:30 pm.
Wed, Jan. 29-Townsend birthday party sponsored BY
Townsend Club, in Barron Hall, at pm.
We'd 29-Dinner for Miller Brothers Creamery Assoc
iaton and friends. at Medea hotel, at Z pm.
Thurs JAM 3OUnted Workers Circle Of Kings Daughter
alday sewing session at the home Of Mrx Frank Miller
146 North avenue, at 10 with potuck luncheon at
1890 pm $500. 80 u 2atsf Ri %es* ff s4
Thurs Jan Bottune Circle Of Kings Daughters
at the home Of Mrs L Duprsy, 10 Washington avenues
at pm. s
Thurs so-Girls Circle al day sewing session for
Red Cross, at the Kings Daughters Home at 10 am,
with potluck luncheon 1t noon.
Thurs 30-Carnaon club Of st. Louis parish, q the
home Of Mrs John Sterling, 1SS Eastman street. at pm.
Thurs JAM 3ORose Club at the homo Of Mrs John Fried
, wald, Alfred street, st pm.
Thurs JAM 3O-St Annes Guild, Of st. Peters Church. at
the home Of Mrs Albert Oliver, al North Broadway
avenue, at $50 pm e
Thurs jan 30-Nnble Thirnble Club, Of Mrs.
John Kraft, Highland avenue ct pm
Thurs JAM 30-St Annes Guild, potluck dinner 1t the
home Of Mrs Albert Oliver, AL North Broadway avenue.
at $50 pm. 3S s
Fri, 31-Potuck organization meeting for young
of Methodist church, at the home Of Mrs Rufus Reitxe
Breitmeyer place, 1t $50 pm.
Fri Jan 31-OES initiation and regular meeting In Masonic
clubrooms at 7:45 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Good Studs Whitens
How to Look Attractive -
Though You Have Sniffles

THE VERY BEST THING to
do when you have . cold Is to
take the doctors advice and
stay in bed until you get rid
of II.
If this isn't possible, however,
the next thing you can do IL to
figure out q way TO make your
self reasonably presentable be-
fore you let anyone outside the
family see you. It's enough Of
an imposition to subject others
to your coughing and meezing
without subjecting them to
red-eyed, shiny-nosed, swollen
Tipped appearance also.
FRESHENNG HAIR
Thanks to q new dry sham
poo mitt, it's q simple matter
to freshen up your hair, even
though washing IL Is against the
doctors rules.
Simply sprinkle the toweling
mitt with the special dry clean
ing powder that's packed with Il,
rub the, powder into the mitt,
put mitt on your hand. Now
grasp . lock Of hair close to the
scalp with your gloved hand and
rub briskly. working out to the
ends Of the hair. Repeat until
every hair has been pulled
through the powdered mitt from
scalp to tip.
Take OF the mitt, shake Il 70
remove the powder, turn Il In
ride out and put II on again.
With the clean surface, 10 over
each lock Of hair to remove evl
cry trace OF powder. Finish
with . thorough brushing.
With your hair clean and free
from oll--if not beautifully ct
You can turn your attention
70 your slightly swollen face.
First, rinse your eyes with Z
soothing lotion, then put hot
poos On them . few seconds.
Your natural inclination win BE-
g use Ice cold pads. But don't.
Warm ones viii decrease the
swollen Areas. Cold ones won't,
0&AI,I POWDER
~. III uneans uss = makeup
- - keep powder - p1Acp.
,1oo yoszr chseks uGAtly. Il
y NJ - - = - eoeoh1ol
=, ! I ! !! 4! { I.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Many Tables Already Reserved
for Grace Guild Valentine Party

A LARGE NUMBER Of rsser-
vations have already been made
for the Valentine card party 70
be held In Grace parish house
On Thursday afternoon, Febru-
ary Is, ut $50 o'clock. under the
auspices Of Grace Church Guild.
Among those who have signi-
fled their intention Of taking .
table at the event are Mrs.
Frank PrinGnitx, Mrs. Harry N.
Metler. Mrs. Henry Kinsey, Mrs.
Carl Blomeyer, Mrs. Caspar Lo-
zen, Mrs. Walter Bling. Mrs. Rob-
ert Davey, Mrs. Walter Duck
witt, Mrs. William Bergman,
Mrs. Floyd Hosso.
; Mrs, Don Havel., Mrs. Albert
Glefke; Mrs. Harry Chadwick,
Mrs. Harry Diehl. Mrs. Nor
wood II. Deickert, Mr.. Edmund
Stutx, Mrs. Den Miller and Mrs.
Harvey Grant.
Mrs. John W. Miller II gen.
eral chairman Of the party, and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

!. N J. Y .
MRS. ROBERT LoUDON will
entertain at her Cas- avenue
home On Sunday afternoon at q
tee md miscellaneous shower
honorins Mrs. Edward copony,
who before her recent marriage
was Jean Shelton.
81. ANNE'S GUILD Of st.
Peters church win meet with
Mrs.. Albert oliviee, All North
Broadway avenue for = pot
luck dinner meeting on Thurs
day evening ct 600 O'Clock.
MRS. ELBERT DEvINNEY,
30 Michigan avenue, returned to-
day from, Saratoga hospital, De-
troit where she underwent an
app4ndectomy.
MRS. HOWARD JARCHOW
is entertaining members of her
bridge club at her home on Fer
rim place today.
MRS. N. H. WILLIAMS is en-
tertaining the IL members Of her
Contract club this evening.
4ss So Aag
MRS. FRED KRANTZ Il con-
fined TO her home on, Scott bou-
levard BY il)E ess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Co|orfu| Installation Rites
Of Maccabees Attract $50

second lady -of- the-guard; MT 3.
Emma Leary, sentinel; Mrs. Jen-
ME Norton. picket; Mrs. Charles
Fitch. Deborah; Clarence lfeds
erick. Judas Maccabeus and 4rs;
Henry Goulette, pianist
Mrs. Clerstce 1tsderick and
Hrs. WlltSr Bing headsd . lis4
Of escorts which Included 1GrS.
Joseph st. Pierre, Mr.. Charles
Shields. Mrs Charles DNugh-
erty, Mrs. e. A. Young, Mira.
Blanche Cutcher, and Mrs. Mark
Wilkinson. \.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
ONE HUNDRED AND Fifty

ONC aONONGO ANIL FL .
people attended the colortul m
stallation Of officefS of Macca-
bees Pagoda Tent Hive 176L,
held last evening Ia Barron hall.
All Of those % be Installed
wore evening clothes, tn Woen-
en- officers white, and the escortS
pastel colors. The installing
officers were Mrs. uln& Moss
and Harry O'Connor Of Detroit.
Mrs. Emma wilkinson Of Mount
Clemens was the chaplain.
Guests were present from De-
troit East Detroit and Roseville
for the important event, which
was followed BY q program Vt
entertainment including = drill
By tire Junior Maccahees team
and taps dancing BY the Moore
twins Donna and Wanda.
After the program, = three
piece crcheStra from Richmond
played for dancing. The retiring
officers were the recipients Of
many lovely Gifts,
Those who were Installed
were Mrs. Harry Moore, past
commander: Mira. Ellis Streu,
commander; Mrs. Grace Buster.
Of st. Clair Shores, lieutenant
commander; Mr.. John Stee9ns,
record keeper: Mrs. William
Helm, finance keeper; Mrs. Exn-
ma Wilkinson, chaplain; Ellis
Streu, master-at-arms: MIS. Jack
James, sergeant,
Mrs. Gerald Basrt, first lady
of-the-guard; Miss Ada Dittrich.'
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Prominent
Congratulaion

"A HOST Of frjsafs tlroao6
the hosne a lGr. ana lgrs. m
Breitmeysr yesterday sfssfnos1
and evening, IN ,hener - ~
golden wedding epptyeF11SZ.
More than 80 - 81 -
peared 10 oFeet The csarle q IT.
hozne they haYe MT sJkactos,e
through . yeers - hsppy ny
Ing. "a; 81 ~ sss,
M. ana Nh 800 =
csived IN N ffunt lgin9 f6gI
before 5 : bower @ Albo&iuln
ferns and tinnt 1o6Qpet6 q
golden forsvthiay IA W1Iieh 49,
placed two tall ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
candelabra holding veldtn
tapers. s
MrG Breitmeyer wore Z 1uakn
Of slate blue with braid trim
mins, andsa eorsaGs - Gold
tipped white orchids.
ASSISTING ~.
AsSiSting throuG hout TN .
rooms were Mr.. and Mrs. Brett
meyers three scetS and daueh-
ters-in-laW. Mr.. md Mfs. John,
Mr.. and 1Grs. Frederick, Jr., md
Mr.. and Mr.. Clafence Brett
mey&r. WIN. plannsd md sr-
~. - - -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

ingly. Forget about mascara
or other eye makeup.
Whatever you do, don't put
layers Of fresh powder on over
stale during the day. You can't
possibly look your best when
you have q cold, but you certain
ly can look neat and clean. Re-
moving old makeup and put
ting on new foundation and
powder frequently will help to
maintain q spic ad span appear
ance.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
50 That You Won't Be Weak in the Knees"

CAPT. VICTOR H. KING, U. A., duty at the u Mn
West Point AsstGnt Master OF the Sord ana
Instructor - Mtoy Physical Cstse From
cth West Point and Others nclxd
mo oym ortsx
Of re articles oxtNa0 hs uvortte cdlshemtcs, OF pAh
AeloU u the towrth
BY CAPT. VICTOR n. KING sM
Instructor Of Physical Culture, West Point
WEST POINT, N. Yt has been said that we only q
Maybe the fellow who thought that figures
healthful to from the Terrible Turk" than =
spple with him. but anyhow the statement true
AXE il, and I'm not pulling your Leg
Do feel weak in the knees! Then here's one f
kneebent position raised TO the side
weight supported toes shown in photo
raph. sss
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

TYPICALLY SIMPLE and
elegant is this Mainbocher din
ner dress featured at the open
ing of the designers New York
salon. The black skirt has full
ness at the FROM. A bolero Of
shell pink lace is worn over the
bodice of matching material.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

Parties Will Honor
Popular Bride-etect

MRS. RALPH CARAVAN will
entertain at q personal shower
honorings Ruth Westendorf,
bride-elect. on Thursday even
ing. at her home at Selfridse
Field.
On Friday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Max .Kendrick have issued
invitations for a family dinner
party In Miss Westendorfs hon.
or. a<
The bride elect will marry
DR.. Bernard Warner, of East De-
trOit, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
8. Werner. or Saturday. Feb. 8,
III the sFirst Presbyterian
Church. She b the daughter OF
Mrs. Marguerite K. Westendorf.
MRS. FRANK LEWIS Of Ann
Arbor has arrived to spend the
next five months ut the home
Of nfrs. Harvey Scott, while ker
son and daughter-in-law, Pro
lessor and Mrs. Carl Coe with
whom she makes her home In
Ann Arbor are on Sabattical
leave in California.
ROGER MAXWELL, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Maxwell. ID =
patient at st. Jbseph's hospital,
where he underwent an appeh-
dectomy yesterday. His condition
Il reported rs fair by hospital
authorities.
MRS. KARL KETCHUN, "a
Hubbard avenue, Will entertain
the Young worhaniS Ipiseopal
League contract club tomoetow
afternoon It l:30 o'clock: I.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Surprise Wedding Unites
Miss Parsons, Kenneth Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Rave left for
. Southern wedding trip. They
viii be gone until the middle OF
February.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hill are
well-known In Mount Clemens.
Mrs. Hill Is connected with Mar
shall's store. and Mr.. Hill Is
prominent young attorney.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

A SURPRISE WEDDING d
great interest 70 Mount Clemens
residents took place Last tvaning,
/. when Nadine Parsons, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. q. Parsons Of
Hamilton, Ont, became the bride
Of Kenneth w. Hill. son Of Mrs.
william Hill Of New Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed
In the presence Of the immediate
family In the parsonage Of Zion
Evangelical church by the Rev.
Jacob whitman. shortly after
eight o'clock last evening.
The bride wore q softly tailor
ed gown Of aqua silk jersey'w with
sweetheart neckline and belt
studded with topaz. Her wide
brimmed aqua felt hat had .
paisley silk jersey scarf wound
around the crown. Her accessor-
Les were black and she wore q
pink orchid corsage.
Hsr only attendant was Luella
Bre9e, who chose printed gown
Of black and white silk jersey
made with three-quarter length
sleeves. Her turban and gloves
were white silk jersey, and her
flowers white gardenias.
Paul Sonnenburg was best
man.
Immediately following the
ceremony, the bridal party and
q few friends left for Huck's Red
ford Inn. where a wedding din
ner was served. Carnations were
used to decorate the table.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

to belong % clubs and ofg1ni1nk
tions that bore him 70 death. -
that he can make "contocte.w
His pocketbook suffers. tljs
work suf1ers. His family liz
suffers. And who does he nseee
in these otsanixations he can't
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
CurtoinT Tip

WHEN making straight win
dow curtains, hem both selvage
edges. When they are launder-
ed, You viii ind that Il will not
be 80 difficult 70 iron them with
out stretching The edges.
No Splitting
TO KEEP carbonated bever-
ages from nx1iIfg over when
serving. 1p ~ bottle slightly
and remove tie crown cap with
q slow pull.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Four O'clock Club Hos
Three Guests at Meeting

MRS. ROLAND .-.ARBEN-
EAU entertained the Four
o'clock club last evening at her
home on Riverside drive.
Three guests were present,
Mrs. Valaer Denewith. who took
high prize at five hundred; Miss
Alice Hopkins, house prize win
ner, and Mrs. John Madou. Mrs.
Samuel Sampson was winner Of
second prize.
Plans were made for Q white
elephant sale to be held at the
next meeting, to raise money
toward q banquet. The meeting
will be held at Mrs. Frank Pre-
vost's home on North avenue,
on Thursday, Feb. Is, at eight
o'clock.
MRS. HARRY BATES Is en-
Pertaining the Perpetual Help
club of st. Louis parish today,
at the home Of her mother. Mrs.
Joseph Charbeneau, los Avery
street.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD
PEARL announce the arrival Of
q son, Harvey william, born on
Sunday, Jan. 10.
Good Studs Whitens
1T TABLE LINENS become
yellow through infrequent use,
Tubing in q generous suds, thor
.ough rinsing in clear water and
q light blueing should restore
them to snowy whiteness.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Westminster Guild Has
100 At Chop Suey Dinnel

APPROXIMATELY. 100 peo-
pie were served at the annual
chop suey dinner sponsored BY
Westminster Guild Ia the par
lors Of the First Preebyterian
church last evening.
Mrs. Earl Watx was the cap-
able chairman OF the event. Mrs.
Charles Donaldson and Mrs.
Ernest Matthew'S were commit
tee chairman. and the entire
membership Of the guild turned
out to make the event q success.
-
MRS. JAMES B. SPIER and
Mrs. Hugh Neale are entertain
ing at Z bridge luncheon ct Mrs
Spier's home on Byron court on
Friday.
HARRISON CIRCLE OF Kings
Daughters will meet on Wednes-
day, Feb. at the home Of Mrs.
Louis Logsdou, 3446 st. Clair
boulevard. at $50 O'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29

There hrs been soN much talk
In the last decade shout hUye
tough Il has become - earn : lly-
ing and : little BIZ over. Yours
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
Styled Purse Mirror !, !

NEWEST PURSE GADGET
for the woman who likes her
handbag to contain all necessary
makeup accessories, yet not to
bulge, il q smoothly designed
double-faced mirror, small and
lightweight. with frame and
handle of plastic in such allur-
ing cblors as emerald green, tor
toise shell, or q new soft blue
decorative and practical, too,
since, being patterned after q
dressing-t table mirror, it is easy
to locate In the purse and con-
venient to use.