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Washington Journal., 1941-02-21

f9e gefiet ihr idOn Iange, unb in lebs
ter 3eit lieB es aud merfen, baS -
benn er beadtete tie jeBt me6r mie friiz
Der. GreiIi9 fam bas nur BON benz,
neil er iid I'm i6r Sbun unb Sreiben
gu tiimmern bate, lie lebte es absr duf
cine unbere Ge9nung. DIR m09t
Id bait INNER germ our 3ufriebsn6eit
f9affen" erniberte ie ieBt in einem
etpas fheuen. aber 9er3lidtsit Oerrus
tBsnben Son.
Ser Triebl dbsr berndbm bic Rebe
nur balb; feline Acknowledgement mar
obgelenft norben. Gin S9dtten BON
Der Stautbiir ber bate ben Huum idb
bsrbunfelt. Sort Itanb elmer. un6
na9 einem fli9tigsn9inIsbsn ertannte
er ben 8irngruber troy Der 8ermums
mung. in tDel9er fi9 bsrielbe befano.
9erfelbe trug einen turoen pel5rod,
bate ben &ragen binaufgefdldgen,
unb iiber bic pel3miiBe bsrab unb UNI
ben0als bsrum I9lang ii9 elm srauer,
breiter MoufbutpI.
,@riiB Soft Bel eindnb'!" REF Der
ate Mann iebt ben afpeien gu unb bas
Bel fam er 19nslsn S9rittss in ben
stan bsrsin. Gr bsfab ii9 fdpeigenb
iebe ein5elne Sub aufs genaueite. 9isrz
1uf nidte er benz 5riebl gu. n@abr
it's. mas porbin geiagt bait - Die
&ib' Iinb orbentli9 betreut! ga muB
ma ibr i9pn Elm guts 3eusniB aus=
Ite[en, Der 0irn' ba. Dor jeBt ab pirb
bic Mrbeit elm biBl peniger nit benz
8ieb. Worgen tommt Elm gambler, Der
bringt 3tp0lf StiidI meg. AIIo - OaB
bu's nsiBt's 6riebl!"
rMarum pertaufft es, 10 bel 8ieb2"
frugte 5riebl unmutbie; es mar ibu.
ais nebme man linn felber ettpas fort
bon feinem @igentbum.
Der 8irngruber briidte Elm tpenig
bic Mugen gu. neigte ben &ppf etpas
in ben Baden unD iab 10 ben 5riebl
tarr an. rWeiI i9, tpenn t9 8ieb
perfouf', aud BON 5utter ~Dertuufen
lam ber1tebttS 8 gte9 ldBt itn
iebesmol piebsr sin1Gaffen - BON els
mem anbern! 9m! 9uit besriffen?"
Gr besriff i'm IdOn. Der TrieSl.
I'm bss @elbes tni[lsn sefdab es; Der
Mann Bate ia bod gar teinen anbern
@ebonten. gr audte buau bic Nds
Ieln - pds cling es ibn ana unb
neuaieria fragile er plOBltd: n9dit
fdon einen Gdufsr in Nusii9t. girns
grubsr2"
.gsu, frsut bid Osins 9srrf4aft
nimmer9 preFirt's bid Tdon2" frogte
Der Mlte lddelnb. nOu metn' i'd, Der
fdnb' jebt sspiB alIepsil meRr 5rsuo'
am Mnfduffen, unb berpeit mOAp
er bic Serrifdtsit balb pieber los has
ben, alien MniGein naa! Mber i'd
lag bir's, BIZ tommit mod ni6t gleiA
los, Der Rdufer tit nod i'm Deiten
Gelb w ieBt 1T mir g @ut nod uns<
neil pieI gu ~toiifpieIig, ia, ia, gu tOft.
ipielis!"
(6OrtisBuns fOIst.)
Washington Journal., 1941-02-21

Ser @Anee fisI bi6t In erusen
Sloden. Der Minter mar friib einae.
treten, mar bate nod einige Sage Biz
Nderbeiligen. Drst WO@en tpdrsn bers
gGngen. Ieitbsm Der S6almairbof duf
Der @unt getDefen. Der Grtebl bate
ii9 NIT ben 3net MGgben BITE
&neHte unb cine Mdgb tpdren bonn
8trngruber gIsi9 uerabfdisOet pOrben
fletBtg gemiibt, bic Nrbeiten, tDel9e
nod pDr 8eginn bes Minters sef9eben
muBten, ale gu perri1ten.
unb feItidmerpeife - es fDunberts
ibn nGmli6 feIber - empfdnb er bel
mehr Sreube babel dlS tpie er Tt9 ses
Oo9t, bd er ben 8orldIas bes 8trn-
gruber dngenpmmen. OdB freie
S9dlten unb Malten iiber einen 70
groBen 9of tpedte etfpds in Tim, mas
sr bisber nte gefiiblt: Elm Geflbl bon
itol5er 5reibeit, nobel bic @erdnts
portli9tsit, pel9e babel NOR, fetnsn
2eihtiinn auftommsn lieB. unb biez
les @efabl bon Sreibsit gfng bdIb in
etn tisfes, berrif9es SelbitbspuBtietn
iiber.
Gr mar Der 9err iiber bds Gut;
freilt4 nur 10 LANCE, Biz elmer lam,
Der es tdufts; dber Biz bubin mar ct "a
bod. ST bate aud teinerlei NerbruB
babel. Die MGobe aehorGten Inn
fpilfg; es bdtte ia iebe etne before
GObnung. Big bas Gut psrfauft tpurbe
uno lie geben mubten, unb es tpdre
bumm getpeIen. fir bic tur5e 3ett bts
BetiammenfeinS ii9 einen @treit 3u
lHdffen. Gang buuert's ntmmerl"
bn4te ii9 bic eine. .bu TT bos unb
bds fHon gu e%rtrdgen." Die dnhere
dber ba1ts an bic blanfen Gilberquls
ben. bic ibr bic tur5s Oieniaeit cins
bringen foute, unb ba f9ludte fs
tptuig btnunter, mas tbr in bic Auere
tam.
Dd bate Der GriebI lei9t dnT4dfs
fen, leidter tpie mdn9er Bauer, tpels
der ~pdbrbaftig Der 9err ouf ieinem
Belize fpdr. Sept ItanO er eben i'm
Stale unb Idb li4 naa ben &iiben
i'm. Die ftonben gu atpanais i'm
Stune. .0erlorsen tbuft bic Riih'
rihtig unb gut, fugte er 5~ufrieben gu
Der einen Mago. bic sben ben Riibsn
bas 6utter D%Oripdrf. nRann Elm Bauer
feline Greub baben NIT biri"
Die 2enerl fdaute beriiber gu ibm.
Sbre Muaen aIGnaten. Der fsfne 9urs
Washington Journal., 1941-02-21

BON Der Mslt. .l1nb iebt geb' i9 unb
Jag btr nur. nimm bid fIeiBig an UNI
ben SOf 3 pirD Dir IdOn OOppeIten
8O6n trdgen!4
Dumit ftopfte er Der 86ir gu. unb
ebe sr biefeIbe binter fia fdloB, b0rte
TIN Der 6riebl no9mals bebeutfam
DDr fi4 bin fdgen: nOoppelten 2Obn!"
LIMB Elm Ieifes, 6eimli9es, f9isr rau-
nenbes Baden i4Ol ben Mprten bins
terber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Her Umbrella Returns

Marie was out when the gift
arrived. But when she returned.
read Alva'S note and opened the
package-her rage knew no
bounds
She Stormed and stamped
said this and that about SUI
rage and suffragettes. and then
and there vowed she was FIN
ished with society forever.
Why. you may ask. was Marie
DreSsler so enraged over Mrs.
Belmont'S gift?
The reason was simple II
was tho same umbrella Marie
had presented TO Mrs. Belmont
some nine months earlier as a
Christmas gift,
Probably Mrs. Belmont had
received so many gifts that
Christmas she could not frecall
who had sent her what.
Certainly. in later years. she
admitted 10 me in Lady Decies'
Red Room. in Paris. that she
never dreamed Marie had sent
her the umbrella in question as
Christmas present
To return 10 Marie. and her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Sends Marie q Gift

Adhering to her rule of never
paying for anything that could
he acquired for nothing. Mrs.
Belmont hurried back 10 Madi-
son avenue. ransacked her
house for gift to send Marie
DreSSler-a token of her graft
tude for having done so much.
for almost two years past. for
the suffrage movement 49, and
Mrs Belmont.
Finally Mrs. Belmont discov-
cred the gift-an umbrella
some one had sent her and which
she did not fancy and had never
used
The umbrella in question was
busted off. handsomely and i'm
pressively wrapped and tied
with ribbons. and sent. via the
Belmont butler. to Marie Dress
lerS modest Broadway apart
ment along with a glowing note
from Alva Belmont-Alva al
ways wrote glowing notes they
cost her nothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
New Lotion XII

New and compact kit contain
ing nicely packaged 4-oz. bottles
of cooling lotion for burning
tootsies would come in handy
after day of golf or a night OF
dancingl, hair lotion, after-shave
and rundown.
Labels on these bottles are de-
signed with military air and
The whole thing is neat. orderly
and clean-smelline.
The variety OF colors and pat
terms 10 be found incorporated
IN the vastly popular slack suits
is almost unlimited, but one of
the newer ones glimpsed the
other day consisted OF beige
Gabardine trousers with shirt
Of beige which had a sort of
over-plaid Of wine red.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Mrs. Belmont Got Credit

or course. Mrs. Belmont got
credit for all these exploits.
Marie DrcSSler was MOI inierna.
tionally famous IN those DAYS.
she was simply a stage come
dlonnc one whom Broadway in
sisted was through
And her name meant little TO
the press while Mrs. Belmont
was always considered news
Thus for months Marie Dress
lor remained IN the background
planning AlvaS every move in
tho suffrage campaiGn-and get
ting no public credit and Ger
taInly no financial remunera-
tion
Mrs Belmont probably felt
She was doing her share by hav-
inC Marie for dinner and pre-
>cn'ng her 70 the great ones Of
society
But those prandial events and
being able 10 bow 10 Mrs.
ASiorhilt didn't pay Maries
rcuf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

rage over what she considered
Mrs. Belmonts insult. we find
her re-wrapping the package
with great haste.
And with even greater haste
covering the distance between
Fifty-fetifth street and Broad
way earrd Fifty-frst street and
Madison avenue.
Arrived at the portals Of Mrs.
Belmont's great house. she rang
the doorbell and was greeted by
the butler. who offered TO usher
her in.
She declined and cast into
the buffers arms the umbrella.
cxclaiming IN strident, excited
tones:
Here, take this to your mis-
tress and tell her Marie Dress
Ter would like to break II over
her head"
That ended the "palsy-walsy
days" of Mrs. Oliver II. p. Bel
mont and Marie Dressler.
And on every possible occa-
sion, afterwards. Mrs. Belmont
would have her little unpleasant
say about the ngrateful
Marie" whom she had sponsored
IN society-and Marie would
hold forth on Mrs. Belmonts
cloSe-6StedneSS and the WAYS of
Mayfair in general
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Pool. Home Both INVITING

OdlunO'
The c. Henry Bulls almost sorry" they took that
house IN East Hampton this Summer their lake side
sion and pool look SO very inviting Just
The Bill Swayne (she used be Jane McCurdy
trot you remember quitting their Park penthouse
in New York and dashing off tony Long Island locale
the Summer.
Pretty Mary Jane Ward wears pinned TO her tailored
frocks tiny framed landscape minute but perfect detail
The Hon. Michael Strut husband Of the one-time Aeee
Frazer is rumored being in Scotland.
Mrs. Eddie Macllvan Jr. Peggy Seyburn, need
remind your? adores miniature furniture cherishes
especially fine collection
Friends Of Mrs. MacTvan and Mrs Berry Lindcy
Seyburn) impateny awaiting the travel upon
which the have long intended collaborating
Mrs James Oliver Curwood widow the famous author
is listed the recentypubshed Michigan Social Register
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Enjoy Trip TO Virqinie

Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Betz have been having marvel
time motoring through the Shenandoah Valley of Old Viz
gnia and most enthusiastic their Of the Meros
Caverns just north Of Harrisonburg
Deep down in the suhterranesn place the Of
hundreds Of both Union Confederate soldiers
the walls by the men. themselves way back the sixties
The former Amy Ferguson and her husband very
popular among the the North End
know they're glad they've decided make
instead of Chicago where they lived for time after they
married
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Her Stage Days Over

Marie was dwelling on the
other side Of New Yorks Great
Social Divide" Sixth avenue
She had fallen upon lean days
and her apartment. m an old
fashioned Broadway apartment
house in the FifticS. was fur
nIShed IN direct contrast 10 the
wealthy Mrs Belmont'S home
All agreed Marie included -
that her musical comedy DAYS
were over She PLAYED a few
engagements now and then IN
Vaudeville 10 keep the wolf and
the sheriff away from her
modest neutrality-suspicious.. and
things were looking none too
bright when Alva Smith Van
dcrhilt Belmont crossed Marie
DreSSlerS horizon
AZ that time Mrs Belmont
VaS intrigued with The idea Of
Womens suffrage
She was more or less foudlr-
with her successor As Mrs Van
deThilt and saw n the women :
suffrage movement an oppor-
iuniiN 10 inject herself INTO ma
tional politics and thus steal
some thunder from tho second
Mrs William Is Vanderbilt ST.,
who was being gwen much edl-
toual attention due 70 her cru
SADIE against the drug evil her
interest m establishing dance
halls and hotels for New York
working gals etc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Bank Roll DwindIes

ficnco as Marie became more
and moro social her bank bal
ancc became less and loss.
Just ~ this point. Marie de-
cided q great performance IN a
hotel ballroom\ with cast and
chorus composed of Mayfair
names. would bring in untold
dollars 10 the suffrage treasury.
She laid her plan before Mrs.
Belmont. who was enthusiastic.
The next day newspapers car
RED stories 10 the effect that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
McDoweIls Beauty Garden

The Bill McDowels have made picturesque of the
gardens at their lovely little white house Kercheva
ward out in the Poine
Much Of the work done by the energetic M A her
self who used her NJ esco decor tropical plants
which she and Bill picked up Florida last Winter
Incidentally his parents Mr. and Mrs John w Mcdowell
weren't too impressed with California (the Golden States
boosters claimed they experienced the weather
practically and not example of the bamy average and
have back East and their
Long Island Sound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Howar+hs Leave for COTTAGE

Debutane Jane Howarth and her parents Mr. and Mrs,
Wnslow Howsrth Of Trombey road leaving the end of the
month for their yearly Cape Cod where they have
taken cottage.
And Jane will be home just for the Autumn debu.
tante parties before taking off again this time
her studies at Connecticut College for Women.
Jane has invited Nancy Boyer Jean Fnschkorn, Elise
White and number of other girls lunch and bridge her
home Monday honor Mrs Jack Carter of Panama is
the house guest of Mrs. William L, Beamer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Light Weight
Shirts Get
Men S Nod
BY JOHN l.. OLIVER

If YOU'RE one 10 notice" AS
they say, the heat, you'd bet
ter look at the cool-making wolfe
shirts being shown by one of the
boulevard shops.
These zephyr-like affairs a,e
about the lightest-weight little
numbers yet produced for the
warm weather.
They come in yellow. white.
green, blue and sand and arc
reasonably priced,
Seersucker robe in French
blue with matching belt.
This is another strictly Sum-
mer number and would be ideal
for either the beach or home
washes easily and packs like
nothing al all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Democracy
Reisns in
Film Land
% n speIlmsu pho,oy
BY ELLA WICKERSHAM
special 10 rHE DETROIT TnfEs

HOLLYWOOD, July II.
Az INTERESTING aspect Of
FINLAND society is its demo-
cratic structure.
Hollywood has a Who's Who.
listing little information other
than the literary. histrionic or
productlonal achievements Of the
writers, film players and pro-
ducerS named therein Never
has IT had A blue book. For II
the film colony has An aristoc-
racv AZ all, u is one almost.
solely based on professional
achievements.
A WaG once said
I'm Hollywood an actress j.
only a. good ~ her last picture. {"
Like all wiSecrackS and cpl
grams the bon mot Is only half
true The true part Of the
statement. however, is definitely
reflected IN movie Mayfair.
Blue blood first family prode-
ceSSorS and all that sort ~
thing have little ~ do with The
matter Consequently. film
town has no dlctatoral social
arbiterS looking down their
noses while they separate the
goats from the sheep. In fact.
rs nearest approach 10 a social
leader is an occasional hostess
who becomes celebrated for her
SumptuouS parties.
As a matter OF truth we've
never known a Hollywood per
Sonality that has ever aSpired
TO become a social arblter in The
L t-tgt cn,ua ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Paiemss With Shorts

Pajamas. the kind with the
shorts instead Of trousers. IN
CelaneSe or in madras.
All the ones we happened 70
see had V-necks and were 10
he had in solid shades Of blue.
green and tan.
New type Of undershorts cut
loose and with the elastic top
similar 10 the ones your favorite
champ wears in the ring.
They start at a buck and 60
upwards, depending on the ma
terial from which they're cut.
Guys who've worn them are
eCStatic over same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

r a r 9 ] Y. if
2 v e r. men,
ton Q q her
social days
As the pal of
the " q m a n
who had been
Mrs William
X. Vanderbilt
Sr. h fore
h Q c o m in z
Mrs Belmont
and on &c.
W h e n !
quIZZed h er
a h n u I the
story | am
now 10 set
down IN type,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Knew Value OF Money

No one ever accused The late
Mrs. Belmont of not knowing
tho value Of money She had
bcnn = pOOf southern Cifl before
marrying into tho Vanderbilt
millions and did not give up tho
Vanderbilt name until she Was
assured Of staggering almony
Then She married The we'll
'dowereH Ollie Belmont.
One would imagine. such fuan-
clal security would have made
Alva Belmont a bit open-handed.
Not at all up until tho day
she died Mrs Belmont never
spent single dollar without
knowing she was tn ohtain al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
GARDEN Unit
Luncheon
Date Set

MRS. PETER KLOPP'S beau
49, tiful garden on s.. Clair
Shores will be the setting for
the annual garden luncheon Of
the ST. Clair Shores branch Of
the Michigan division Of the
Womens National Farm and
Garden Association. July %. at
1890 O'Clock.
If the weather should be tor
rid outdoors, members and
guests can find cool places in
Mrs. Klopps house TO play cards
or chat.
Proceeds from the party Will
be devoted 10 the organizations
conservation and educational
funds. Each year the various
branches contribute 10 the fund
10 provide scholarships for the
4 II Club girls or the fund 10
finance one weeks intensive vo-
cational training for farm women
al the Michigan State College.
The st. Clair Shores branch.
one OF the newest, is among the
first 10 adopt community bird
feeding as project, in response
10 an appeal made by the Michi-
gan Department Of ConServa-
ton.
Mrs Robert II. VosS is chair
man Of the party and her as
siStantS are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Nancy Writes Her Mother

Nancy writes her mother. Mrs Elmer Frederick Gorenfo
Of Lakewood boulevard that Helen Twevetrees playing
Michana Reunion Vienna that Elisa Land has arrived
10 rehears her part Skark for week and that other
celebrated folk from and screen fairly cutterng
the place.
Each Of the stars occupies cabin.
There cocktail parties after every performance and
all the dancing any girl stand
Nancy completely her health and she looking
pretty radiant right nowshe have her debutante party
September 90 And after that she'll he off for the University
Of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Marie Makes Comeback

Perhaps the umbrella Incl
dent with Mrs. Belmont was a
godsend 10 Marie.
For following IL she lost in
tereSt in Mayfair and decided TO
get back into harness in the pro-
feSsion-and become the grand
old lady Of the screen"
And, while Marie was winning
applause in cinema-theaters all
over the world, Mrs. Belmont
was living in semi-retirement in
France. complaining about the
lack Of trees on the Champs
Elysees.
Ta:tle-Tales Of Cid New
York;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Worked With Cast

For weeks Marie toiled with
the society actors and actresses.
And 1t was due solely 10 her
Herculean efforts that "Belin-
da's Sisters was a rip-roaring
success. artlstically and finan-
cially.
When the receipts had been
counted, Mrs Belmont was en-
thusiaStic With little or no
work on her part, she was cred
tied with having gathered a
tremendous sum for the cause
OF womens suffrage.
And all over the country ar
dent Suffragettes murmured:
isn't Mrs. Belmont a won
derful woman"
No one-ever will know what
prompted Mrs. Belmont sud.
denly 10 realize Marie Dressler.
the brains behind il all, had
been rather shabbily treated.
But Mrs Belmont did decide
something must be done about
and for-Marie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Mrs. w. |. Fry OH
For Visit With Son

MRS. w. L. FRY Of Bloom
field Hills and her daughters,
Barbara and Mary Ann. motored
10 Missouri for a weekend visit
with Walter L. Fry Jr., who is
stationed at Camp Leonard
Wood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Mare, with broad smile,
asked:
How in the world did Won
ever find that out ."
To get the setting for the tale
We must flash back 70 the DAYS
when Mrs Belmont made her
home m The classic Georgian
mansion which still stands on
the northeast corner of Madison
avenue and Fifty-frst street
a building that now IS the prop
erty of St PatrlCkS Cathedral.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

least a dollars worth of some
thing IN return.
And she usiatty~ financed all
her various political movements
on money donated by others.
who were dazzled by the
glamour Of Alva's Cognomen and
social prominence.
When womans suffrage first
caught her attention. Alva re-
allied here was a movement
that called for Showmanship-a
totally different type of show
manShip than she knew.
She was a postmaster when
II came 10 Mayfair Snowman
ship. But what she wanted now
was the brand lebeled 1theat-
rlCal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Mrs. SIoss Remains

MRS. DAVID SLOSS. who
went up to Mackinaw 10 greet
her husband al the close Of last
weeks yacht races, will con-
tinue her stay on the island
until the end Of this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Girls Arrive at Mackinac

Up al Mackinac. 20 to press Sally Stritch
Marjorie Loveley and Feice Girardo who making
Grand Hotel their headquarters.
The girls arrived there recently from the Gardo Summer
home on the shores OF Glenn Lake and already quite the
bellies Of the island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Wetsteins Returning

Mr.. AND MRS. EDWARD
L. WETSTEIN and their daugh-
ters, Louise and Sally Of
Shrewsbury road. are return
ing this weekend from a stay
of several weeks in California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Their Pathways Cross

Fate caused the pathways Of
Mrs Belmont and Marie Dress
Ter 10 cross. And no sooner had
she met the effervescent and
dynamic Marie than Mrs. Bel
mont realized here was the very
person 10 stage the Woman's
Suffrage campaign maneuvers
II cannot he denied Marie.
who had known little but grease
paint. footlights. one-night
stands and hardShips, was i'm.
pressed with Alva Smith Van.
dcrbilt Belmont.
In less time than II takes 10
tell the tale, Mrs Belmont Of
Madison avenue and Newport
and Marie DreSSler of Broadway
were 'buddieS.
Through Alva. Marie met
practically all the Mayfair nota-
bloS worth meeting she dined
IN the great Belmont sale
manCer no less than three
times wee k V and nearly
worked herself into a Sanitarium
thinking up stunts 10 aid the
cause of WOmCn'S suffrage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
TATTLF TALES Of OLD NEWY0RK
Social Leader Sent Acty3U Gift
LatteyHadGi,euHer for Christmas
LgCAoly METEOROLOGICAL
LyCAolly METEOROLOGICAL

Mrs. Oliver II P. Belmont hes
arranged great society theat-
real performance -
Poor Marie - twas her idea.
But, AS always. Mrs. Belmont
got the credit.
The play. as | remember. was
called Belinda Sisters and
II was given in the great ball
room Of the old Waldort-Asto
which stood on the site of the
present Empire State Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Macuires Trip Extended

MR.. AND MRS. HOWARD
MAGUIRE plan TO extend that
freighter trip on the lakes un-
I'll the end Of July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

TATT1E.TALEs Of Old New York
Il II probably generally Mrs Oliver
P Belmont Of The Social Register departed Marie
DRESSER Of the films nseparabe friends
That back days before Marie dreamed the
fame and fortune that be hers the Hollywood
hada world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Nancy long HI7T1
and Mr.. Paul Topping Hagen their Summer home
And every DAY dashcs back and forth between
Long Beach nd Mcana Shores to take part the Summer
theater activities
TIE second largest theater in America located at
Mchians Shores exactly the border
between Michigan and Indiana and Nancy and the others
very. very busy. and very, very gay
Nsncys AZ tho along the lines ~
manager and makeup Her fsvortc face right is
that Of Ralph Besmy Of the making up that
famous chuntenance is part ~ her daiy lob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

ATtet she had attained WorId
renown as the grand old lady
of the screen, Marie DresSler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Nancy GotenAo Enjoys
Sto8e, Makeup Duties
At Nichiond heater

FANCY PATTERSON CORENFlO had 70 miss mos
Of the June and July dehutante parties because o
that bad esIsche, hut she is more than making NJ
for IL this summer with al tho fun she's having