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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Boys Rescued From Ledge

ALPINE. ". j.. Nov. tINS)
William Nowak. TO- and Robert
Zimmerman, Il, stranded for four
hours on a narrow ledge on the
face of the Palisades. were rescued
today by Palisades Interstate Park
police and firemen, who lowered
the boys TO the ground by means
of a rope ladder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Knudsen on Air Sunday

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Wil.
liam s. knudsen. co-director OF
OPM. viii be interviewed over the
Mutual Broadcasting network by
Clifton Fadiman during the Of
flee of Emergency Arrangements
variety show at 1890 p IA Sun
day night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
IS Counterfeit Bills
Have F45064487A

g. Small stores and restaurants
were watched for passers of coun-
terfeit s. bills. George +. Boos,
head of the Detroit office of the
secret service. said today Simple
way Of detecting one of the false
notes is TO look for the serial num-
ber- F450644S7A-and the series
Observation-Disclosures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Converted Car House
10 Service DSR Buses

Conversion OF the Wyoming
street car house into a garage and
ervice station for DSR buses al
"a cost of Sl42,0lS was approved
today by Common Council.
=: The general contract was LEI
Ito George w. Auch on his bid
OF $50. $50. Council also approved
: the purchase of five exhaust gas
analyzers 10 be used on DSR
buses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
ADDRESS BOX B-6612
DETROIT TINES
Employment Agencies

APPLY AT ONCE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OFFICE
SALES, TECHNICAL, EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-21-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG
JONES Employment. 4lI6 Beaubien, wants
day workers; couples. porters maids.
Mattresses. Columbia 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
SAULT STE. MARIE

% UP-Utlcs. J. z. Davidson. 1880 a. m
Friday; II Phpps. II 80 p. m. corvus
Huronic. 3; Vega. r. F. House. p, schnei
der. 5: w. @. Clyde. s; steelchemist. T.. Il
q johnson, $50: j. a. Farrell. S. o. NJ
Reiss. 9 westmount. midnight; Trimble
w. A. McGonagle ] a. m. Saturday: Jas
Watt, Stephenson. 900 Kerr, r. ~. ssun
nters Jr., $3.50; Dunn Jr. s.; +. J. Kulas
P. d Block. $50. Riverton. g; shenango
~: Fulton. Munising Collngwood 1870
"A. y. Cornelius Jr. s.
DOWN.. P. Morgan Jr., Harvester
Rensselaer,, Q a. m. Friday: w. c. Rich
. srdson, $50; Capt. e. ID. secord. Sir Thos
4. shaughnessy. 1890; J. r. Durston, II
Thos. Lamont. noon: Zenith CITY, a. Y
= Cornelius. p. m. r. @. Hartwell. A. II
smith 2: A s. Epson. 3. ". A. Irwin
$50: LehiEh. J. ". Frantz. q q. q. Post
Pioneer. $40 Capt. Wilson. Bricoldoc 10
G. A Black. 1890; p. +. smith, l.. s
Westcost midnight. u T.. Ireland. Refs
Bros. a. m SATURDAY y. =. Leopold
q Hemlook 1880. W a. Reiss. Prescott. 2
4 NJ Davis y Hm p. Billings 2
Venus, W. j. oicott, 40. J. u. Rees
cChss Dornelly. 5; Lsvaldoc. $50. Kee
.vatin. Z. Verona. 1870.
Southwest wind. light; cloudy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Marine News
DETROIT

UP--L. W Hnl, .. m. Friday, Mac.
Naughton. $50: Chicago Tribute. p:35
Hubbard. 1920; Jas. Stewart, i0.45; Nor
way ii:lO. u. s. Gypsum. 1895 a, m.
Saturday. Angelina, i2.45; a. stone. 80.
Maunaloa. 1925: Canadoc. $780, Emperor.
$40; McDougall. 5: Peut Mitchell 3:i5;
J. E. Epson, 40; Uhrig. 7:25. Clarke,
$40.
NJ. c. Smith. 1l:i0; Berryton, 121O A. m.
saturday. Morgan, II. 35: Pegasus. 1910;
d. NJ. Weir. 240: Ferbert. $50; Affleok.
> 80; Chambers arrived. 4:40 Maryland.
bers cleared. $40; r. J. Reiss, Q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
Female Help Wanted

BACTERIOLOGIST WANTED with bache-
Tor of science degree: experienced in
vaccine and general biological preparation
work. Steady employment with good sal
airy. Five-day week in modern Detroit
laboratory. Address Detroit Times, Box
EXPERIENCED counter girl Day or
nights. excellent wages. Apply 1904
West McNichols road. mornings.
GENERAL Housework-No small children ;
stay nights; references; 81. University
3-e137.
Girls for Contingent Work
Sanders East and West Side
Stores-Royal Oak and Crosse
Pointe Stores. Must be at least
Is years old. Apply 100 Oakman
Blvd, near Hamilton, 8 to II
a. m, except Saturdays.
GIRL, white; stay. assist housework; chill
dren. 1880 LaSalle. University 1881.
LIGHT housework no cooking no laundry
one child prefer woman wanting good
home Arlington 1918.
WHITE WOMAN-General honsexork; no
laundry; light cooking stay optional.
Townsend 1879.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22
GRADUATE
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS

with experience on electro plating control
Ideal working conditions. State experience
education and previous places OF employ
ment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

laundry; light cooking; stay optional.
Townsend 1882.
Situations Wanfed-Male
YOUNG man wishes position In theater;
varied experienced. Tyler 6-65s1.
AMBITIOUS colored janitor: cleaning any
kind; handy man; steady. Trinity 2-1s0T
CARETAKER=-Coupl white Wishes free
rent and utilities in small unfinished
building for part time service. tNo room
ing house,. No salary expected. Good refer
ences. Drexel $3.50.
EXPERIENCED farm hand desires work
general handyman, except milking. Pin
gree 57s2.
NEAT. intelligent colored man wishes po.
| sition. Chauffeur. switchboard. bellhop
waiter Townsend s-s169.
Situations Wanfed-FemaIe
cleaning, laundry, wall washing. Temple
i-0573.
DEPENDABLE refined colored girl wishes
days work; experienced; references.
Temple 1851.
EXPERIENCED colored girl: days: excel
lent laundress. ironer: 50, carfare. Town
EXPERIENCED girl coIored. wishes day
laundry, cleaning; So, carfare. Temple
l2-7564.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes days
laundry, cleaning; S3,-caFfare.- Madi-
son 1l72.
coLoRED girl, experienced, wants steady
days, Tuesday. Wednesday. References.
Townsend 6-4373
Educational
Thorough, Efficient Training
in shorthand. bookkeeping. typewr,ing
stenograph. comptometer, etc.
THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE
Phone Randolph 1884 for Information
Beauty Culture Schools
GIRLS - Complete beauty course. 81 so
weekly. Hygenic School. $40 Twelfth
Personals
ADA LORD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. cele-
brated (MoveL) 1914 Woodward. APP
pointments Madison l343.
AMAzINC-"L. NJ" Astrologistl Whom
you've heard over radio; consultation,
IGilchrst. Vermont 5-4432.
AsTRoLoGER, 3s years experience
Cherry 6s44.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Berry; appoint
ments. 81. NOrthlawn 1929. New loca-
tion. Observation-Disclosures
AsTROLoGER PHoEBA CARTER-Con-
situations daily; very reasonable. 44s
Helen tnear Jeferson).
AsTRoLOGIST-Once hours 10 a. m TO
p. m. daily. 2s2 Ferry East.
.AsTROLOGIsT Crystal LaBelle: your
home or mine. Cherry 1868; (i0-10).
1884 John r.
AsTRoLoGER-C. Lowell well-known De.
troiter popular In Florida Lafayette
o32i
HISTOLOGY = Orro Pember,on; appoint
mepts daily. Located el0s Hamilton
Cupstairst at Clairmont
Elnor. Lola, Bonita, Jes-
sic. entertainers. Rainbow Tearoom, 40
John r.
FUR COATS. $40 up. 81 reserves. Louis
Furs. ass Mscomo. opp. Police Headqtrs.
GALL KLENz"-Ends Liver, Gall Blad-
der. Stomach, Gas Gladstone attacks.
Prevent operations. lii0 Burlingame.
Townsend 7-l7i0
HAIR REMOVED go Electroksis; guaran-
teed. sara Littmsn. s26 David stott.
Cherry soe5.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lstings
In the big Sunday Times Want "A
sectlon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

LEARN MODERN BARBERiNG. Phone.
write for particulars. Moler Barber, $50
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listing,
in the big sunday Times Want Ae
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

Children to Board

lCOLORED children, wholesome food. Chris
tian home. girls SIS; reasonable. lyle
$3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-22

Houses for Sale
(Wesf of Wooduoyd)

JOY ROAD Sections rooms: hreponee:
attic; garage; $3.50 down, $3.50 monthly.
9401 Meyers. Hogsrth zoos.
MANOR, Near Grand River--4 bedrooms,
oil heat; $3.50 down. Hogarth so1S.
[PLAINVfEW. near Warren--S2.0 0o; = 5.
room; furnace, garage; real bargain.
Lafayette $751;.
GROOM BRICK: PAVED STREET; 1880.
10000 PURITAN, COR. WYoM. UN. 1-1250.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Film Time Clock

ADAMS "EIiery QUEEN, Detective
~ ;0s a. m. las, 5:s7. s;06 .. m: "Ari-
Ionh,'. I2:i7. s:3s. s:s5. lO:It y. rn.
BROADWAY CAPITOL - Love Thy
Nrighbor,'' 12 Sc, i.0s. 7;2s. 10 50 p. m.
'>syen Sinners II "a q. m, 2:tI. 5.s6.
s;lI o. M.
uNDERFLI.t-''Iovea Thy Neighbour p
SO. 4 50. 81. 10 so .. m; ">eyen sin
mrs. ~, IT, rs ss7E D.
CISEMA-.He. the Virgin Man. IA :os.
80. t;5s. 72o. s45 o. m; "Nisb~hay wing
Husbands" I.is. $40. SOS. $50. i04s
..
FiSHFR-"Lor Thy Nelshbm." SO.
Sc. Sc. 10 SO o. m: ">eNrB sinners. -
!. 80. -. $50. so p. m.
ToN-"Iraii of the NignsRteS." ~ A.
m. IS. ; 50. s.Is. $40. ~ :0s .. m;
Nay kyssr. /, IS. ? so. SIS. $50. 10 .o5
.. NJ.
HOLLYWOOD Love Thy NeiEhbor -
5is. 10 IS p. m; SEVEN sinners" SIS
y. m.
MsDIsoN-''Y = sweetheart" II
=. m, 2:st. 6:ts. s.is p. m: Road Ia
Gi"ry," ~ 81, a.oz. 1928 10 so o. m.
MIC HIGAN -" Keeping eompsny." II
n. m, 2.s. s;5s. Sis p. m: Plight
"mnsnd." ~ 20, s:5s. 7.ls. I0;A p. M.
PALMS STATE - SANTA BE Trail
~ 50. 3 so. 7;io. 10 81 p. m; Past of
the River" HI a. m, 81. s:s7. sI7
RTNIERa-"Iove Thy >e'Ehbor." ! SO.
a:5s. 7:52. 1852 y. M. seven sinners. -
4, 80. 3 80. 8 81. ~ .. m
ROO>fNELTz--' '>rvsn sinners s So.
s.5s p. m; Lave Thy >eishbor." sol,
SIfIn ARTISTS "Na,.s Wa. .
Lady n =. m; 2:sI. sag. eos p. m.
The Philadelphia story" I2:23, s:44.
:O5. 10 20 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
VirtuOSO

VLADIMIR HOROWITZ.
distinguished Russian pianist.
VIII be soIoist with the Detroit
Symphony this evening IN an
all = TSchsikowSky program at
Masonic Auditorium The con-
cert will be repeated Friday
afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
War Ends Flynn's
Sweepstakes Hope

Enrol FLYNN. for obvious
reasons, has given up hope of hav-
ing an entry in next years run
ming of the Irish Sweepstakes
Instead, he will campaign his big
hunter, Red Satin, over local
courses.
1t has been the stars ambition
to enter a horse in the Irish classic
and he has been on the lookout
for a likely animal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Disney Abdndons
academy Race
Decision Leaves
Shorts Field
Wide Open
BY LOUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD Jan. 23-Walt
Disney is out of the Academy
Award race this year. Walt, who
romped home with five Oscars in
a row for his Silly Symphonies,
will not even be represented when
the 1910 statuettes are handed
out. This is interesting news to all
makers of short subjects, who have
come 10 believe that there wasn't
chance TO compete with Disney.
Well, this year the shorts field is
wide open, for not a single Disney
film will be placed in competition.
Today, Waits representative.
Gunther Leasing. explained the
reason why Disney is not compet-
ing for honors. He said they made
no Silly Symphonies because all
of their best artists were at work
on Fantasia" Disney has three
features coming out in 1871 and,
because of the large expenditure
he believes it is important to focus
public attention on his feature
productions such as Fantasia. ="
Walt says. however, his decision
must not be construed as in any
way rejecting an antagoniStic
attitude toward the Academy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
FoHes Bergere to
Haze Midnight Shoe
Mic CHG an A d d S
Extra Show
to Schedule

The "Folies Bergere" Company
VIII present special reserved seat
Parisienne Frolic. on the Michigan
stage on Saturday midnight Feb
urary !. il is announced today.
The midnight performance will
present the Folies exactly as 1t
might have been done in old Paris.
In addition there will be a special
preview of a new 1941 picture hit.
All seats will be reserved for
this one performance only. The
Folies will arrive in Detroit on
Friday, January 81 for a weeks
stay. 1t is the third Folies show
produced and directed by Clifford
c. Fischer, and comes here from a
record-breaking run at the Worlds
Fair on Treasure Island in San
Francisco One of the most pre-
tentious productions ever TO go on
tour, "Folies Bergere" requires
two solid carloads of scenery for
its II elaborate scenes. many of
which have three and four changes
within, themselves.
The troupe includes a company
of so people, including very beau
tiful girls. Specially acts include
Senior Wences. the Australian
ventriloquist. Gloria Gilber t.
whose speciality is spinning TO
speedy music, the adagio team OF
Denas and Dabiffsr Red Ghe- and
his Mule, and others.\,
Seats for the midnight Pari-
sienne Frolic will go on sale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Return Shouting

Pastor Hall" James Roosevelt's
much discussed picture has been
booked into the Annex and Regent
Theaters for a key-run engage
ment for four days starting Fri
day, January "a, it is announced,
Featuring Nova Pilbeam and
Wilfred Lawson fthe latter cast
as Pastor Hail the finn is a
treatise of life in a small German
village under the NaZi regime.
- Companion both thea
tiers will be I'm Nobody's Sweet
heart Now" with Dennis O'Keefe
and Constance Moore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
CosteHo's Band
Features 'Tabu'

CONTINUING their new idea OF
special dance arrangement in a
new tempo each week, Charles
Costello and his orchestra, play
ing in The Green Room of the
Olde Wayne Club. are offering a
fox-trot arrangement of "Tabu,
a rhumba.
Between dance sessions Russ
Rega entertains at the piano, and
attractive Jere' Rivers, radio star
let, does the vocals. Costello's
music is conveyed to the Mad An
thony Bar by means of a special
remote control system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Turns Other Cheek

NEVER LET IL be said that
Hollywood doesn't turn the
other check. for after the first
excitement died down Robert
MONTGOMERY blast against the
Industry didn't hurt him in the
siishtea. He is thriving like the
proVerbid green bay tree, with
two companies asking for him.
Columbia has requested Mont
Romery for Bedtime Story"
UhHe Universal is asking that
M-C-M lend their problem child
for the Irene Dunno picture.
"Unfiaished Business IL seems
h-C-h oUes UniUersai a star on
an old deal.
In spite of Bob lou opinion
OF Hollywood art, he and Irene
Uoufd be a good team at the Dor
office, and pith Gregory Laeaua
directing. eUen the critical M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

Montgomery couldn't find fault.
Ben Heehf once said, THE
best woy TO feather your nest in
Hollywood Is TO take a crack at
the movies" Moybe he is right
- and then again he may be
Wrong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Travelling Director

ROBERT FLOREY. director of
The Face Behind the Mask" has
directed films IN every civilized
country, including China and
Japan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

she does subscribe to a press
clipping bureau and reads every
word printed about her, pleas
ant and otherwise. She, more
than any other member of the
clan, has kept the Vanderbilt
name in the publie,s mind dur-
ing the last decade.
Recently I met Rex. st. Cyr
for the first time and his open
ing line was a WOW" AS he
grasped my hand the man who
never has denied the sensational
stories printed about his early,
humble days, purred:
"YOu really should know me,
you've been making your living
for years writing about me"
What I'd really like would be
for Rex to permit me to tell the
true story of his beginnings.
After all, he has nothing to lose
at this stage Of the game
having married three wealthy
women!
STILL WEEK-ENDING IN
MAYFAIR-Out in Hollywood
the cinema colony has looked
upon Mrs. Fred Astaire as
"snooty." Probably because she
isn't good mixer" What
Hollywood doesn't know is that
Mrs. Astaire was born to an un-
questioned social position and
has azure Livingston blood flow
ing in her veins.
Even when she lived on Man.
haitian isle and was married 10
the socially correct Eliphalet
Mott Potter, Phyllis Astaire was
"choosey."
The Astaires are preparing 10
welcome her uncle and aunt, the
Henry Worthington Bulls TO the
movie capital just after the
ChristmaS-New Year holidays.
Maud Livingston Bull, who is
"poison-ivy' to social climbers
here in New York, goes over big
with Fred and Phyllis cinema
pals,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
More Uniforms

More and more sailor and SOL
der uniforms are making their
appearance in the stag line" at
our debutante parties. And navy
and army etiquette is being
badly upset. For many of the
social ladies are mere "gobs"
or "privates,@ Wholesome of,
their friends are ensigns and
lieutenants. Officers aren't sup
posed TO mingle, socially, with
enlisted men. But I frequently
see a "gob" "cut in on an en-
sign and vice versa.
The young man reputed TO be
young Gloria Vanderbilt's busi-
ness manager has, according TO
legend been offering the Van
derbit deb 10 advertising
agencies for endorsement lads"
at $1,000 per The answer has
been mot interested" Which
may be blow TO GlOria's pride.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

c. Lowrie returned last Sunday
from two weeks of bird shoot
ing at the Florence Hunt Club,
Gyuedan, La.
The Rev. and Mrs. Rollin j.
Fairbanks will give another in
their series of monthly teas
Sunday.
Hostesses for the luncheon
Tuesday given monthly by the
St. James Church Service
League were Mrs. Wallace P.
Dunlap. assisted by Mrs. Glenn
Coan, Mrs. Charles Harrington,
Mrs. David Smith, and Mrs.
Raymond G.. Day. The Rev.
Charles II. Cadigan of Christ
Church Cranbrook, spoke after
the meeting.
Mrs. Wallace Osburn was the
guest for a few days last week
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. D.
Kenneth Laub. After visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Nichol
of Birmingham, she will leave
for California where she will
spend the Winter.
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Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
2h5ide Stuff

MRS. GEORGE TRUMBULL, who correctly and smarty
k dressed for all occasions must be joy to saleswomen
because when she shopping she quickly makes up her
mind and bothers to try on the clothes.
"PI take that" she'll say and, after making appoint
ment for fitting, off she dashes.
Forrest w. StarIngs to prefer the library
to all other their lovely home In the Ponte
It's walled sanded oak and the deep chairs and match
ing lounge in palest beige leather.
Framework of the bridge chairs and the card tables
match the walls and the deeppe rug Is solid
couture outstanding chairman OF the Red Cross unit
of the Women's City Club at sacrifice.
There's nothing like Red Cross VEIL" said She "for
mussing up ones hair"
Did you knoo that that painted furniture IN the
attractive house recently built By the Bill Metzens hich
everybody adneS so, painted By the former Marine
BuyneH2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
MEsDAMEs
Premeeting Luncheon

Before the meeting Mrs. Whit
ney Sawyer Jr. will entertain
at luncheon. Her guests will be:
MESDAMEs
Wayne Jewell II. G. T.. Jackson
Frank Jewell j.. T. G. ~egorle
Reginald Leggetts Ari Begoe
Edward O'Neal Scribner Harlan
Paul Osborne Benjamin Welton
Ralph Booker John A. Hockey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Welton will return the seventh
from a two weeks trip to Mex
leo City and Guatemala.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Mayors
and daughter, Judy. returned
last Friday from a trip to Phila-
delphia, Washington and Allan
tic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Alex
ander and Mrs. Melish A.
Thompson returned last Sunday
from 10 days in the East. Mrs.
Thompson was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. William p. Drake of
Berwyn. Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander. after joining Mr.. and
Mrs. Yellot +. Hardcastle Of
Brummal, Pa, went on down to
Maryland for bird shooting.
Edmund Lowrie and Robert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Born to Riches

Grace Carley Harriman's posi-
ton is much like that OF VEN
cradle Mrs. Edmund L. Bayhes,
born to riches and prestige as
Louisa Livingston and who
reigned for years as a queen of
New York's "old guard"-only
TO wind up serving as a house
keeper in a middle-class hotel
in a small Swiss resort, far
from the Fifth avenue, along
which she rode in the smartest
-brougham and behind the finest
pair of horses in all New York.
Louisa Livingston Baylies was
rescued" by the American
born Countess of Craven (Cor-
nelia Bradley Martini who
offered shelter at her estate in
England. When I think back TO
the social seasons when Mrs.
Hartman and Mrs. B aylies
thought nothing Of spending
100000 or more. annually, on
social life, I tremble for the
future of some nationally ex-
plotted present day leaders OF
what is whimsically known as
the social parade."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
RosedaIe
Set Seen at
Glenn Oaks
NORTHWEST SECTION.
Dec. 6.

DtC. y.
MIR. AND MRS. w. ]. AL
Vl LARD of Penrod avenue
have returned home from vaca-
tioning in Chicago for several
days.
Richard Burns, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Burns Of Stout
road, celebrated his fourth
birthday Tuesday evening and
had as his honor guests, his
grandparents both on his pater-
nal and maternal side, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. III. Burns and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Midder.
Among Rose dale Parks
younger set seen dancing at
Glenn Oaks Saturday evening
as guests of the Gamma Taus
were Betty Dondineau, Chuck
Conn. Margaret Billion, Bob
Hicks. AL Hope twoing it with
delectable Barbara Woodry, Pat
Billion. Jimmy Pring,e, Leonard
O'Neill. Norman Lincoln. Phil
Allen. Barbara Berry, Jim Kelly,
Shiela Gooch.
Also Bob Watson, Lee Kenny.
Pat Stearns, Barbara McCurdy.
Mel Macjewski, dPat Edwards,
Gordon Deacon. Bob Shand, Sis
Huntley. Bunky Brink m a n,
Nancy Sumner, Loran Blotcher,
Johnny Dolan, Blanche Wyman.
HOWE Smith. Patty Coffin. Tom
Maskill. Dwan Ziegler, Jeanne
Frederickson. Jack Hun ey,
Peggy Syvers, Tom Ward, Car
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