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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Theafer Arts Board Scans Plays

THEATER ARTS board members. had great fun going
plays and deciding offerings for this
Following the luncheon given by Mrs Richard Forsyth.
at her house 49,.
Two board members welcomed into the circle.
Mrs. Robert Messmer. Mrs Guy Chester Smith Of
Bloomfield Hlls....
Others present Mrs. Glendon Roberts Mrs
Winthrop Fuller Victor, Mrs. Arthur Maxwell Parker.
Mrs. Frank Coolidge and Mrs. John Hockey.
Rehearsals Will with vengeance October for
the first production about the middle of November
Mrs William Hoey still up her Summer home.
outside Of Muskegon with her little boys Michael
and jack.
But she will be looming back town about the middle
Of October to get into the swing Of things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

minutes in sailed water, then
drain and rinse through several
clean waters. Break into flow
erets and cook until tender IN
boiling sailed. water.
When tender. drain and place
on fireproof platter or dish.
Sprinkle lightly with salt, pour
melted butter over the top and
sprinkle with cheese. Slip under
the broiler just long enough to
let the cheese brown.
Caulifower
With Tomato Sauce
1medium head cauiflower
IL cups cooked tomatoes
3 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons flour
Salt and pepper
2 cup fine bre a d crumbs,
buttered.
Let cauliflower soak for 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
CauIif|ower, High in Flavor
And Calcium, Is in Season
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

flowerets and cook until tender
in boiling sailed water.
Drain and dip each floweret
into finely sifted bread crumbs.
Brown carefully in a small
amount Of butter. Turn fire.
quently and cook only until a
golden brown.
Swissed Cauliflower
! medium head cauliflower
3 tablespoons butter
u cup grated Swiss cheese.
Let cauliflower soak for 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
rank Renaud Jr. Returns TO Camp

FRANK RENAUD JR.... breezed in from Camp Davis
49,. down in Wilmington n c.. TO his parents
celebrated his twenyfourth birthday anniversary.
while home family gathering and steak in
the Remand garden. in Iroquois avenue. &C..
Among those the party Franks sisters and
others-ia-law the Phil Woods the Daniel Mc)ufees.
He is leaving today and will stop off in Washington
d. c.. for a brief visit with friends. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Sen. Reynolds
To Visit Here
Wednesday
RAGE 9
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

SENATOR BOB" REY-
NOLDS is due in town Wednes-
day 10 be the house guest Of the
Willard Wright McDowells.
Mary Alice and Bill have long
been planning this visit and the
vital Mr.. r. recently signified
via wire that he'd arrive day.
after-tomorrow.
So. there's a good deal Of ex-
element out there in the Nc
Dowells' charming little home
near the Country Club.
MISS MARY ANNE DODGE.
daughter of Mrs. Marie Dodge
of University piace--wilE be -fly.-
ing home the latter part of the
week to attend the wedding Of
pals, but will have 10 swing
aboard a plane again Sunday to
get back to those recently
cracked tones at Sarah Law
renee.
THE ZIPPERS are rushing
the honored Misses Ann Moore.
Ann Dodge, Nancy Darling.
Barbara Revolt. Margie Hoff
and Beverly Harner and to get
things going they thought a tea
at Elizabeth Earle's for the
above-named bellies would be
Just The Thing.
Patricia MacInnis. the new
pres, mans the pekoe controls
with Jean Sutton, Joy Diamant
and Lois Mcintyre who are also
officers in this extremely vital
group.
MISS HELEN CUMMING Is
about through with that far
Western trip.
She's been having a pretty
swell time in Vancouver and
Banff and Lake Louise and will
be settling for Windsor after an
absence of several weeks.
THE PHI KAPPA officially
opened the new season with a
first meeting at Jean Martins
home in Muirland avenue with
members presenting grand ideas
for the on-coming season.
First on their list are the Fall
officers:
Joan Schroeder, president;
Carol Rothenberg, vice presi-
dent; Pat Banister. treasurer;
IN. j." Ratigan, scribe and pub
Lefty manager; Bette Schueren,
secretary. and Joe Peters,
Sergeant-at-arms.
MR.. AND MRS. BLISS
WOLFE, of the Canadian Shore
crowd, up and gave a sumptuous
dinner and musicale for Ray
mond Slower and his pianist
house guest. Jorge Bolet.
Same took place on the eve.
ming of the Sabbath at the hand
some home of the Wolfe's over
there on the Canadian shore
with cocktails about A, edibles
at 5 and sonorous tones at 6.
Messrs. Slower and Bolet re-
turned from Montreal, Friday.
after taking stock with Leading
Ladies and Gentlemen of the
Province.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Cocktails at Main Party Only

9. GEORGE SHEPHERD. chairman Of the cocktail
party which will follow the heels of the steepechase
races. Saturday at the Bloomfield Open Hunt Club
Saws thumbs down" cocktails. before the main
parity.
He wants people to go directly the clubhouse
and do their hosting there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
}. J. Groves Set Merry Pace

The O. ]. GROOVES Of Muirland avenue have been
going merry since the arrival of their house
guests the Edward Trsheims of Golden Beach Fla.
The Trusheims formerly lived in Detroit. in Palmer
Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Grinner gave dinner at the Recess
Club.
The a. J. Bonps entertained dinner their home.
The II. O. Hggs gave dinner party at home
Mrs. J. O. OHara hostess luncheon the D. A. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trusheim Saturday motored to Grand
Rapids spend days with Mrs Trushems brother
inlaw and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright. -.
But. they will be back Friday. for visit with
the CT0Wcs before returning their home Florida
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Mrs. Marschner TO Leave

MRS. ADOLPH MARS
elmer. :. III vim 6 gotten
Elise off TO the Erskine
School in Boston. :. leaves
Wednesday. to visit h er
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archiba d Fairgrieve. =. in
Toronto. So.
On account Of the un-
settled conditions no plans
have been made for Elise's
debut. which was tenta-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

minutes in salted water; drain
and break into flowerets. Cook
just until not quite tender.
Strain the tomatoes and cook
Juice with melted butter and
flour to make a sauce Of medium
consistency. Arrange the cooked
cauliflower and sauce in alter
nate layers in a buttered baking
dish.
Sprinkle buttered crumbs over
the top and bake 20 minutes in
a moderate oven 1850 degrees).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Tony Stever Has Real Birthday Party

would acquire BY the Time
they reached Ann Arbor. -.
The Ledyard Mitchells
and the James Turner's.
Also stopped by the Ex-
change. TO pick up. the
picnic lunch boxes they had
had packed TO take out TO
the football game. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Mrs. Harry Griffith Back Home

MRS HARRY GRIFFITH 81. is back at her Nef road
home following a visit in Boston with her sonn-aw
daughter the Robert Pierces. and grandchildren
She went East her little granddaughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
-. at Erskine

lively set for the Christmas Holidays.
She Is having weekend whirls in Cambridge where she
visits her sister and brother the John Dennis
Dougherys who married in June. =.
Elise and sister Doris always have been great pals =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

CAULIFLCWER SHOULD be
appearing on our tables often
now because it is in season.
In order TO keep the food budget
balanced these days, we have 10
be on the alert and use fruits
and vegetables when they are
abundant.
This fat, juicy vegetable is
good source of calcium, having
nearly twice as much as any
other, except broccoli. II has
high water holding capacity
which makes il very delectable.
Selecting
When buying. choose a firm,
well formed. clear, white head;
avoid any that is blackened or
marred. A head four or five
inches across will serve four
generously.
To preserve m ost sausfac-
torily. do not remove the out
side green leaves before storing
in the refrigerator. When ready
= 10 prepare for the table, remove
the leaves and invert head for
one-half hour in sailed water
i teaspoon salt 10 1 quart
OF water.
This process removes any in
SectS or foreign matter which
may have gathered. The head
may be cooked intact or broken
into flowerets.
Cooking
II you enjoy plain buttered
cauliflower. it's important that
the flowerets be cooked IN a
tightly covered saucepan with
as little water as possible. and
in as little time as possible. II
allowed 10 cook too long, unde-
sirable odors and flavor develop.
Drowned CauIiHowsr
.Let-h head ef- eattiillii r. ever soefS
for 30 minutes in sailed water.
then drain and rinse through
several clean waters. Break into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
n (.
IN N ay9 f:
N IH with aJSc'

MRS. HENRY H. SANGER. and Marie JOY.
jaunting Chicago today by to join Mr.. Sanger
who went Sunday. by train. to attend the
American Bankers Convention.
-They1 al back together.
Noble Travis got there Saturday he had special
meeting preceding the opening of the general convention
Tony Stever Has Real Birthday Party
YOUNG TONY STEVER :. had a birthday anniversary
Saturday,.
And celebrated it in grand style.
c. H. Stever piled Tony and as many
Of his young would hold into the Stever station
wagon whsked them TO Ann Arbor to see the
= u. of NJ. Michigan State football game.
And before leaving Papa Stever stopped n. at
the Woman Exchange branch in Fisher road Crosse
POinte.
He was seen buying all sorts deectabe things to
eat authorization of the ravenous appetites the boys..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

MIR. AND MRS. FREDRIC
RASCH, of Mclean avenue.
recently gave a bang-up party
for their two diminutive daugh-
tiers. Martha and Elaine; for
reference, see your six-year-olds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Waterfalls Are Guests

TE+ THORNTON WATERFALLS. when last -,
speeding along TO the Orchard Lake Country Club
They to be guests. Of their cousins DR.. Roy
Cuthberson and Miss Ida Cuthberson the Orchard
Lake Country Clubs Fall froc
Doctor CuthhcLson took house Orchard fer tAe
summer
Tic win depart October Is to spend the Winter in
Phoenix
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Cooking
Drowned CauIiHowsr

Let ! head ef eatilli ifiie4'itAs- s1els
for 30 minutes in sailed water.
then drain and rinse through
several clean waters. Break into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

made to meet the daily require
ments established by the Com
mittee of Food and Nutrition OF
the National Research Council.
II is estimated that these
amounts should be supplied
daily: For the adult. y MILL
grams; a child up 10 / year. six
milligrams; child from l TO 5
years, eight milligrams; child
from 6 to IL, 10 milligrams;
adolescent boys and girls. Is
milligrams; expectant mothers
and nursing mothers, Is milli-
grams.
Your diet should include red
meats, liver, green vegetables,
whole wheat products, molasses,
oysters and egg yolks.
To insure an adequate supply
Of vitamins in your diet, send
for leaflets:
KISS Protective Diet
KIT Count Your Vitamins
You may have both leaflets II
you will enclose 3 cents TO cover
mailing costs.
Send your request 10 Ida Jean
Kain, The Detroit Times, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Try Out
Powder Shades

ABOUT THE only way to find
a really f1attering powder is TO
toddle to a makeup bar. where
there are open containers, the
contents of which can be tried
out.
If no shade matches precisely
and exactly. the girls who are in
attendance will compound a
blend.
At the same time you will
probably need a new lipstick,
which boosts morale and. If you
are out Of rouge. you might buy
some that will be on good terms
with the lip smear.
Use creams faithfully;
they do feed the skin, no matter
what anybody says
The gentle patting and tap
ping hustles up the blood
streams that bring nourishrnent
10 the fibers and tissues.
Once or twice week have an
egg facial; it acts as a tighten
ing astringent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

the world =. and it's why many
object 10 il but there's
nothing finer than hot tongue
with onions or spinach. or cold
sliced tongue with potato salad.
Boiled Tongue
! smoked beef tongue
4 quarts boiling water
2 cloves garlic, peeled
2 stalks celery
! onion. peeled and sliced
carrot, scraped
Il cup vinegar
"A cup graduated sugar
2 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
2 tablespoons -four
IL teaspoon salt
l cup broth from tongue
2 tablespoons minced sweet
pickles
4 tablespoons Juice drained
from pickles.
Soak tongue in cold water for
several hours or over night.
Drain place in covered kettle,
and add water, garlic, celery,
onion, carrot. vinegar and sugar.
Cover, and simmer 4 hours. or
until a fork pierees the tongue
easily.
Now let tongue stand In the
water for at least l hour; then
remove: take off skin, and trim
thick end where small bones are
apparent. Slice diagonally across,
arrange on platter and keep hot.
Meanwhile. brown butter in a
saucepan; add flour and salt and
blend until brown. --.--
Stir in broth slowly, and
when mixture thickenS, add rest
of ingredients, and stir we'll.
Serve over or with tongue.
Serves six.
THERE YOU are, ladies, and
the recipes are tested by Good
Housekeeping Institute all
measurements level.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06

IT'S QUICKtodo- nexpensive-a pleasure own--these
easily The flowers all
edons joined together and TO the mesh The scarf
made Pattern 1883 contains directions
of them and stitches materials
required.
Send TEN CENTS in coin for this pattern TO the Laura
Department. Square Detroit Mich
Owing regulations, orders for patterns Canadian
destin be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Men Like Good Plain Food,
Says Byron MacFadyen
BY IRENE M. HAWKINS
Car she make a cherry pie,
Dill, Dn.g

WomenB Editor,
Can she make cherry pie,
Billy Boy!
so RAN the old song mothers
used to hum, or drum, into the
ears Of their sons.
But Byron MacFadyen, in a
recent issue of Good Housekeep-
ing Magazine. says cherry pie is
well enough in its place, but for
the most part. men uon't go for
sissy meals such as mysterious
variations of good, plain salads,
buildings and pies.
For them. he says. ambrosia
Is known by the homely name Of
corned beef and cabbage, liver
and onions and good plain stews.
So. If your man seems unen-
thusiastic about your cooking,
try the following recipes on him
which Mr.. MacFadyen says are
masculine favorites.
Boiled Beef
With HorSe.radish Sauce
3 quarts boiling water
l bay leaf
g whole cloves
2 cloves garlic. peeled
/ small onion, peeled and
sliced
2 stalks celery
2 tablespoons vinegar
2 tablespoons graduated sugar
ga teaspoons salt
4 pounds lean brisket Of beef
/ tablespoon butter or mar
garine
! tablespoon -four
II cup drained bottled horse
radish
Dash pepper
! cup milk.
Combine water, bay leaf,
cloves. garlic, onion, celery, vine
gar. sugar and 2 teaspoons salt
in a large kettle. Cover, and
boil for 30 minutes. Add beef.
Cover and simmer A hours, or
until meat is tender. replenish-
ing water with boiling water if
necessary.
Meanwhile, melt butter in top
of double boiler. Blend in flour,
remaining Ia teaspoons salt.
horse-radish and pepper. Add
milk gradually, while stirring
constantly.
When meat is done, remove =
slice. and arrange on a hot plat
ter with parsleyed boiled pota-
toes. Pour horse-radish sauce
over meat or serve in separate
dish, as illustrated opposite.
Serves six.
The broth In which the beef
was stnmered is the basis for a
fine soup.
WHEN TT comes TO stew, he
says. the following is one OF
the best he has ever tasted:
Breised OxtaiIs
2 oxtails, cut in Pinch lengths
/ cup minced onion
3 tablespoons fat or salad oil
2 CUBS hot water
l tablespoon vinegar
II teaspoon minced garlic
2 teaspoons salt
II teaspoon pepper
! tablespoon graduated sugar
Wipe pieces Of oxtail with a
damp cloth. Broil in broiler
oven about 10 minutes, turning
frequently. until golden brown
on all sides.
Meanwhile, saute onion In fat
In a large. covered kettle until
tender. Add meat and remain
ing ingredients.
Cover, and simmer ga hours.
or until meat is tender, replen-
ishing water with boiling water
If necessary.
Remove meat to a hot platter,
and keep warm. Thicker gravy.
using 2 tablespoons flour blended
with 3 tablespoons cold water
TO each cup of liquid. Pour
over or seze,. With. meat, Gas,
nish platter with hot cooked peas
and slivered carrots. Serves
four.
TONGUE, HE states, may not
be the most beautiful meat in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

IF YOU don't blush any more,
it doesn't necessarily mean that
you have outgrown the habit. IT
might be a sign that you are not
getting enough iron. the mineral
which gives your blood its rich,
red hue.
The chemistry OF the blood Is
always a mystery. but the role
played by iron seems TO have an
Importance all out OF proportion
TO the amount actually required.
Besides being necessary TO the
roses in your complexion, iron
is a big factor in pep.
This mineral enters into the
composition of the red blood
corpuscles whose work il is TO
carry oxygen TO all the tissues
and 10 carry back 10 the lungs
the discarded material that is to
be exhaled.
Iron Compounds
Iron also plays part. not yet
fully understood, in the life pro-
cesses. II is known that iron
compounds -vftai-te-the
chromosomes. the determinerS
OF / dividua characteristics
which are transmitted from one
generation to another.
Since the requirement Is so
small. the question naturally
arises as 10 why any one should
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
SAVORY STEAK

SPREAD DREAMED Rogue
fort cheese and a few drops of
Worcestershire sauce on sizzling
hot steak just before serving.
You'll be delighted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-06
Deficiency Of Iron in the Body
Nav Be Cause of Anemia

suffer from a deficiency. The
answer is the difficulty with
which the body absorbs iron.
The amount furnished by the
diet Is no measure Of the amount
that is utilized.
Research along the lines OF
nutrition continues 10 bear out
the general theory that the es-
sential elements should be OBJ
tanned from food. which can be
depended upon TO furnish more
than one of the essentials.
One of the latest discoveries
Is that unless a little copper is
provided in the diet, the iron
cannot be assimilated and con-
verted into blood pigment. The
requirement for copper is so
small, however, and IL is so
widely distributed in foods that
it is unlikely to be deficient.
Hemoelobin
Experiments at the University
Of Nebraska indicate that iron
alone does not increase the
hemoglobin as effectively as the
addition OF certain other ele-
HeHts. Protein and the Vitamin
b complex were regarded as
even more important than suf-
ficient amounts Of iron.
Although not all anemia
is caused by the lack of iron.
this deficiency is common
cause and every effort should be
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-29

Coleridge, Nebr = Spl. CFI photo to Kodiak Mirror Duane Munter, who is only IS years old, is shown here with his pure bred Duroc brood SOW, Grand masters Pride which set a high CT official production record than any SOW of any breed anywhere Tn the United States. Recently at the 14th National Convention of Future Farmers of Amer ca at Kansas City, Missouri, Nun ter was named Star Farmer of America" An all round farmer, the youth won his greatest fame in hog production. He started when 13 years old with a 2-sow project on borrowed money which increased to a purebred herd of 20 Duroc sows and filters.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-29
Eskimo Rival Results
 In Marriage AnnuIment

San Francisco (P)-Mrs. Vir- ginia Edwards objected to the idea of competing with an Eski- mo rival to her husbands affec- lions she testified in winning an annulment of her marriage in Anchorage to M. B. Edwards, miner, in January 1888.
 The rival showed up at the wedding supper, Mrs. Edwards told Judge Foley, and testified that she left her husband ten days later.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-11-29

Denver. Colo.-Colonel Early r. W Duncan, Commandant of Lowry Field, the Army Air Corps technical school here, who has stated that churches whose past ors preach against true Amer ioanism will be declared "out of bounds" for the 10000 soldiers stationed at the school. Previous ly Col. Duncan had forbidden soldiers to go to America First headquarters here and had pro- hibited possession of America First literature on the reserva- tion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

Ser Geferent IN Ser fatboliiben
abteilnna bes &ei6sminiiteriltms fir
oie fir6li6en slngelegenbeiten, S.
&otb, itnoierte Sic Srage oes napo.
leoniiben &onforbates nit oem Yap-
ite aus oem Sabre 1801-18O2. Ser
&eferent fam natiirli6 au ser suffai.
Jung, baB NIT bem ltebergang BON
@liaB =Sotbringen i'm Sabre 1910 in
sic oeutid)e 3ipilperlpalt,tng bas
froll5oiiId)e aonfor6at erloiden iei:
,,eliaB=2otbringen uno 2urembnrg
iino fonforoatsfreie Mdume. Sn sic.
len freien 9taltm binein iuiro ser na.
tionalio5ialiitiide Staat cine geies.
libe 9el,regelung bes Gerbdltniiies
5tpii6en Staat nno &ir6e, entipre.
beno nationalio5ialiitii6en @runoldt.
5en at iteaen baben." - 8ebauerns.
lperte @liaB= B=2otbringer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
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talitare @eoanfenidnle i'm aeim 5lt
eritiden'.
Ser GongreB", faste er,. yrnuB
ieine slntoritat iiber oieie Sa6e elmer
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tit es, iolden Iaderliden Wadtan-
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pop5lpefe benltst ooer auBerbalb lln-
ierer eigenen Semiipbare geianot iuer-
oen oiirfent altsgenomnten natiirlid,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12
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