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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Adele Rowland
Makes Sore en- Bow

ADELE ROWLAND. one Of the
most famous musical comedy stars
during the present century, IS
making her screen debut.
She portrBys a suitana in Co
lurnb.aS The Blonde From Singa-
pore which features T florence
Rice. Left Erickson and Gordon
Oliver.
Miss Rowland. widow Of Conway
Tearle. has the distinction Of hav-
Ing had her name in lights on
Broadway for 10 consecutive years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Young Is Pleased
with Putnam Role
"I'M GLAD I had to wait ten
.-A - AnIf x,nora To- az ~

"TM GLAD / had to wait ten
and a half years for It,"
Such is the reaction Of Robert
Young to the biggest break" of
his life, the title role in H. M.
Pullman, ESQ.," filmed from J. p.
Marquard's best-selling novel. To
have esSayed the role, which COW
erS a span of a quarter-century,
and requires intricate changes in
the character. would have stag
gered him earlier in his career
Young explains.
Every day OF experience I've
had In pictures" says Young, 'fs
none too much for this role"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Wild Waves Lure
Abbott, Costello

BUD ABBOTT and Lou Costello
are in the market for a sea-goine
cruiser. They want a craft
equipped for dccp-Sca fishing.
Abbott recently sold his 30
foot cruiser which be kept moored
IN The Hudson River
skipper Of tho new craft will be
Costello, father. who is shortly
quitting Paterson. ". J., 10 make
his home IN Hollywood
Both tho Universal comics arc
AVID anglers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
3 Movies Feature
General Custer

FOR THE first time in the his
tory of Hollywood, two players are
Ienacting the same character at the
same time at the same studio.
The two players are Addison
Richards and Samuel S. Kinds.
The character they are portraying
is General Custer. The studio is
Universal. Richards is cast as
Custer in "Badlands of Dakota
while Kinds is in Ride En- Cow
boy"
Incidentally. at Warner Broth
lers-First National studios, less
than half-mile from Universal. a
third actor is playing the same
role-Errol Flynn in They Died
With Their Boots On"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
New Sho,cs Open
At Night Clubs
Name Acts Head
Big Floor Shows
at Local Spots
BY MAURICE WALKER


BOWERY-Estelle Taylor, sing
ing star of stage and screen, is
heading the new revue which
opened last night. In her first
Detroit visit in more than two
years, Miss Taylor offers a new
repertoire of song hits OF today
and yesterday.
Picture fans will remember her
for her roles in "Cimarron." Don
Juan" and Street Scene" The
three McNally Sisters are making
a return appearance with their
harmony arrangements, while For
tunella and Citronella add the
light touch to the show with their
zany comedy.
Master of ceremonies Charlie
Carlisle also introduces Blanche
Hammond, tenor Paddy Cliff, the
Don Arden Dancers, Johnny King
and the music of Benny Resi- and
his orchestra.
CASANOVA-Don and CaSsan-
dra are held over to give the
patrons more OF their popular mu-
steal comedy and ballroom work.
Fast spins and lifts punctuate
their exhibition ballroom routines,
and they add variety to their pro-
gram with a Spanish bolero and
novelty French doll dance. Marie
C1aire's character dances offer
terpSichorean contrast. while Al
Paige and Company dispense mo-
ments of magic. Flo Poulis dances
and comedian Marvin Jensen re-
turns as master of ceremonies.
Lee Walters and his orchestra
continue on the bandstand.
TROCADERO - Andy Rice Jr.
IS master of ceremonies of the
new show here. The Bordens, So
ciety's answer to boredom, and
Leola Taylor, No. l songstress,
are featured in the revue. Other
headliners include Betty Hath
away. beauty on wheels; dancer
Rennie Hartman. the Three Har-
lem Steppers, Daring and Edith
and Frank Derrick and his Chi
cagoanS, who play for dancing.
SAN DIEGO Dick Hughes
heads and presents the new revue
while Paul Gordon and his orches-
ira provide the music. Among the
entertainers are Jane Duncan
songstress and dancer OF the Can
can; Zita and AnniS, bolero and
tango experts; Ed Sonnen, fore
most caricaturist who provides q
novelty surprise act, and the Gay
lee Marionettes, who give forth
with unique performance.
PALM BEACH - Suave ball.
roomists Blanche and Elliott take
the spotlight with their styled
ballroom interpretations, while
Panchita Villa, in a return appear
ance, offers rhumbas and congas
in the true South American way.
Dot and Dave Workman pro-
vide variety with their novelty
musical turn in which Dot steps
| CAN az AANhS AOhNlllCo Willie
Dave accompanies her with mu-
steal selections played on a board
of water glasses. Bob Hopkins,
popular master Of ceremonies. re-
mains, and operate tenor Carlos
VeSta rounds out the bill. Music
is by Don Pablo and his Califor.
| mans.
EAGLES CAFE - Denny Nc.
Curtin. the genial singing Irish.
man. heads the bill as master OF
ceremonies at this newly-deco.
rated spot. Denny sings familiar
Irish ballads as well as popular
tunes, accompanied by Lou Cor
SIM and his orchestra. Joy and
Juanita, hilarious comedy dance
team, and ventriloquist Freddie
Woods and his pal Archie. are also
featured in this fast-moving floor
show.
OLDE WAYNE CLUB-Dinorah
ends her Summer-long engage.
ment Thursday night. The viva
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Ida Lupino Refuses
Role in Kings Ro,o'
Actress On
Is M ystery
to Studio
By LouELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 9-Ida
Iupino has turned down the role
Of Cassie IN Kings Row which
Bette Davis was dying 10 do
proving that ono actress meat
can be another's poison. Just Why
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
VIM Chief
OF Warner
Distribution

GRADWELL SEARS. president
of Vitagraph, Inc, New York City,
announces the appointment
James VIM as the new heao1 :
distribution in the Detroit zone OF
Warner Bros. Pictures and Vita
phone Short Subjects. VIM has
long been connected with Warner
Bros First National Pictures. lie
joined the old First National Pin.
lures Company In 1920 in Omaha,
Neb., and year later was made
manager of the Omaha office.
TO DIES MONIES
In 1923 he was transferred as
head of the same companys office
in Des Moines, Ia, later To St
Louis, then 10 Chicago as branch
manager, after which he was pro.
NOTED 10 district manager Of thai
important section.
Now the motion picture business
has taken a new and important
step insofar as production is con.
cerned, and with the advent of the
new methods of distribution, VIM
has been indicted as the new dis.
tributlon chief in the Detroit zone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
TAKES Up FLYING

Carole Lands is taking her fly
ing instruction seriously. believe il
or not. She's anxious 10 get in heI
eight hours Of dual training so she
can try soloing.
Twentieth Century-Fox has kept
her so busy making pictures that
she hasn't been able to give hel
lessons so much time as she'd like
Carole's really anxious 10 be
come a good pilot She thinks il
she learns TO fly we'll enough, she
might get a chance 10 help out the
defense program some day in some
civilian capacity.
If that day ever comes, IL ought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09

the LITTLE Luz
Pine gul doesn't
want this part
is a mystery TO
Warmers " h O.
arc no little
nniffed I might
add over her.
attitude.
As an alter.
native she has
been sent the
scrip of The
june Girl. a
dance hall opus
along with a
little note that
she's expected
20 report for
work the end Of
the month - or
else.
Since Bette
will make In
This Our Life"
next. it's now a
tosS-up between
Joan Leslie and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
PLAN VACATION

Speaking of another Carole, Miss
Lombard to be exact, she and
hubby, Clark Gable, have picked
out the spot for their long Fab
vacation at roughing it. They're
going TO Arizona, where, they tell
their friends, there isn't a tele-
phone in miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Dual Role

Albert Decker gets what hc
considers hi- best acting chance
n Among tue Living. in which
he plays both members Of q pair
,of twin brothers, one an insane
Imam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Starlet's Letter of Praise
PrOUes to Be Usual Thing
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 9.-Gor,
.geous Helen Fortescue Reynolds
the society girl who's had a tough
job breaking into the movies. was
particularly happy when she re-
'ceived a glowing tribute in a far
letter.
1t began:
"You are like a crystal foun-
tain and your walk is like a
rhythm of flowing water"
You can imagine the rest. Helen
promptly took the letter to Joan
Bennett, with whom she is work
ing in Confirm or Deny" at Twen-
tieth Century-FoX.
Joan read it over and laughed.
SAME OLD STORY
at sounds very beautiful and
poetic" she said. "but some one
In Hollywood has sent the iden-
tlcal letter TO practically every
girl that's ever appeared In the
movies. been going on for
years"
But who. nobody knows.
Helen, incidentally, seems about
to get of TO good start after
the waiting period which followed
her stay at R-K-O.
MOVIE BoNER
There Is "boner" in MAN
hunt which evidently very few
people have noticed.
Fritz Lang, who directed the
picture, never has been able fully
to get over his habit of silent days
of coaching his cast while d scene
is in progress.
Generally he whispers, but In
one tense scene in which Walter
Pidgeon, the star, is appearing, the
sound track picked up a whispered
Now. Walter. now" 1t was dis
covered when the picture was com
.pleted, but the action was so well
done the studio decided the wits.
.pered words probably would not
be noticed by the audience.
IL probably hasn't been noticed
or some one would have writer
to the studio. Movie audiences
generally are quick TO pick uI
boncrs.
When YOU see the picture. see il
YOU can catch those whispered
words OF the director. Now
Walter, now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09

Adele Longmlre. Both nave Deen
tested. There will be week in
which 10 make the final decision
since Kings Row" closes down
temporarily TO allow Robert Cum
mings TO return 10 Universal 70
finish 1T Started With Adam, ;"
the Deanna Durbin picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
LONDON CHOP HOUSE


Ruby, genial maestro whose violin
solos and versatile dance sets
made him so many friends here
last season, returns tonight with a
new music library to make music
for Detroit's dance fans. Mixing
foX-trots with rhumbas. congas
with waltzes, Ruby pleases the
mood Of every patron.
Charming Connie Barleau, sui
try singing from the eastern
handles the vocals. and
Barney Green fills the interludes
between dance sets with his piano
arrangements with mixed Bach
and boogie-woogie for the best
effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09

cious Cuban orchestra leader has
featured the melodies Of Brazil,
which she sings a la Miranda. on
Friday night Eddie Mann and his
Nightmares will open, bringing
the music with which they set a
record for long stays in Buffalo
and Columbia. Freda Mann is the
featured vocalist with this combl-
nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09

to be easy to find plenty OF gents
to so along as co-pilot with this
blond charmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09

OLDE WAYNE CLUB-Dinorah
ends her Summer-long engage
ment Thursday night. The viva.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Visitors to Leave

DR.. and Mrs. Henry Cook Macatee
have had visiting them their nieces,
the Misses Anne Gray and Jane Lip
pincott Of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Stabells Entertain
Informally at
Housewarming

Nine. Munthe de Morgen-
stierne. wife of the Norwegian
Minister. was among the guests
at the housewarming given yes
terday by the Second Secre-
tary OF Norwav's Legation and
Nine. Stabell. The hosts received
informally in their attractive
drawing room. where Christmas
holly and red roses made a
splash of color. Nine. Stabell
wore a becoming gown of black
crepe with turquoise jewelry.
Others who called during the
afternoon were the Military At
tache OF the Norwegian Legation,
Col. Oscar Kingenberg: the Mill
tarv Attache of the Swiss Le-
CATION and Nine. Vessel. Mai.
Juan Cedillo. the Secretary of
the South African Legation and
Mrs. Jordan and Judge and
Mrs. James Lenihan.
Evening star., 1941-12-03

Marcy wore a floor-length gown OF
pink chiffon trimmed with silver,
with corsage bouquet OF gardenias
Mrs Stevens was gowned in aqua
crepe. floor length. with gold
bodice, and corSage bouquet of
talisman roses Others assisting
were Mrs. William Clark and Mrs
Richard Cozzens, both OF Arlington
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens left later on
their wedding trip through upper
New York State, the bride wearing
a teal blue dress and coat with
antique tan accessories and cor
sage of talisman roses. Mrs Stevens
was graduated from Washington and
Lee High School in Arlington and is
employed in the District Health De-
partment Mr.. Stevens is a gradu-
ate of Villa Marie Academy and is
connected with the Post Office De-
partment. ARj
Evening star., 1941-12-03

tSee BEECHAM, Page B-5)
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Mary Gardner
Is Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. Bert c. Gardner Of
Woodslde Forest. Mo. announced
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Mary Lee Gardner. to Mr..
Albert Plummer Toner of Washing
ton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl r.
Toner of Lewiston. Me. at a tea in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Gardner
on Sunday. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Assisting were Mr.. Gardner's
sisters, Mrs. N. W. Sharpe and Miss
Jessie Gardner, and Miss Ruth
Willis and Miss Jean Ann Struve of
Clinton. Iowa. former classmate Of
Miss Gardner at the University Of
Iowa.
Miss Gardner attended the Uni
versity OF Iowa and George Wash
ington University, where she was a
member Of the Alpha Delta Pi So
rority. Mr.. Toner is a graduate OF
the University of Maine and received
his M. A. degree At the University OF
Iowa.
Evening star., 1941-12-03

were finished in points over her
hands and the skirt had a train.
Her veil of English tulle was finger
tip length, arranged in halo effect
and held by a band OF seed pearls.
Her only ornament was a diamond
cross hung from a fine gold chain.
the gift OF her grandmother. and
she carried white roses and bou-
vardia.
Miss Ann Colby Of Arlington was
maid OF honor, and Mr.. Hugh Ste
vens. also Of Arlington. was best
man for his brother. Miss Colby S
frock Of dusty rose taffeta had a
bouffant skirt and lace bodice. She
carried pink roses.
A reception after the ceremony
was held in the home of Capt. and
Mrs. Marcy. the latter receiving the
guests, assisted by Mrs. Stevens
mother of the bridegroom. Mrs
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Recent Weddings Of
Interest in Capital
Miss Gladys Marcy Becomes Bride
OF MIR. Norman Stevens in Ceremony
At St. James in Falls Church

The James
the wedding
H.
and Mrs Henry Stevens of Falls Church
formed o'clock the Rev " Muakev ocatng before the
banked with white hrsanhemums fankd palms lighted
theda candles
Capt Marcy escorted his daughter Her wedding
white fashioned
Evening star., 1941-12-03

Dr.. Royden is the first English
woman TO become a minister and
in addition to her church work she
has found time to write many
books. among them Prayer as
Force" and The Church and Wom-
en-" She is the daughter Of the
first Baronet Of Frankly Hall at
Birkenhead, England, the late Sir
Thomas Royden, and served with
the Victoria Women's Settlement in
London. was a lecturer on literature
at one of the colleges at oxford and
leader in the National Union for
Woman's Suffrage.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Tea Hour
Is Popular
FOrParties
Roy Pinkertons
From California
Are Entertained

Inc tea hour was very popular
yesterday for parties, and one OF
the larger of such fetes was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Allingham Burks
Summers, who entertained in their
home on Linnean avenue. The party
was in honor OF their house guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Pinkerton OF
California, who lived in Washing
ton for a short time some years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkerton will
share honors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlisle Bargeron at dinner this
evening when Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Hurja will be hosts.
The house was decorated in the
California manner with branches of
date trees in low bowl In the
drawing room. and the delicate bird
of-paradise flower in a tall vase
placed in prominent spot. The
center of the dining table, where
tea was served. had a low silver
| bowl filled with tiny white roses
and here Mrs. Marshall Diggs. Mrs.
Louis B. Montfort, Mrs. Clifford
Bangs, Mrs. Parker W. West, Mrs.
Wilmer Waller, Mrs. Tomas Cali
gas, Mrs. Hurja, and Mrs. Irene
Caldwell alternated at the tea urn
throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. Summers wore turquoise blue
crepe with deep fringe forming an
overskirt, and an orchid on her
shoulder. The honor guest was in
black crepe. with a silver lame
bodice and turbsn. She also wore
a cluster Of orchids pinned to her
shoulder.
Ralph James Totten
Displays His Paintings.
The former United States Minister
70 the Union Of South Africa. Mr..
Ralph James Totten, was host late
yesterday afternoon, his guests not
! only enjoying the customary re-
freshments for that hour, but also
being granted look at his most
recent pictures. Mr.. Totten ex-
pected also to show some Of his
| trophies from his recent hunting
trip In Canada, but neither the
black bear skin rug or large moose
head had arrived in time for yes
terday's party.
Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone. wife Of
the Chief Justice, an artist herself,
was among those admiring Mr.. Tot
tens new paintings and others who
! took special interest in the COL
lection, which includes several fine
etchlnes. were Mrs. James Lawrence
Houghteling, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Grant Meem. Col. and Mrs. Prank
j. Morrow and Admiral and Mrs.
David Sellers. Still others present
were Federal Administrator and
| Mrs. Paul McNutt. Mrs. Buchanan
Merryman, Miss Anne Squire and
Mr.. Clarence Hewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Foote
also entertained yesterday. their
guests being invited after o'clock
to their home on Leroy place.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
MIR. and Mrs. Dunn Hosts
At Final Party in Their
Observatory Circle Home
Many From Diplomatic and
Official Society Are Among
Guests at Reception

The Adviser Political Relations
James Clement Dunn their
Observatory Circle
daughters
their wedding personal parties
friends In ofhcial diplomatic and resident circles
Always there sadness farewell both
Mrs Dunn glad abode the OF New
Zealand for this Capital
And than that Mr.. smaller
Of December
Belgian Ambassador
.
Yesterday beige and gold frock
to o'clock and
Ambassador and
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Mrs. d. G.. Roper
Is Hostess

Mrs. Daniel C. Roper. wife Of
the former Secretary OF Com
merce and one time Minister to
Canada, gave a delightful lunch
con yesterday in her home on
Woodland drive. The table had
= centerpiece of pink roses and
white snapdragons.
Guests included Nine. Loudon,
Nine Hurban, Nine. SEE, Nine.
Grouitch. Nine. Sokolowska. Mrs.
Parker w. West, Mrs. Wade H.
Ellis, Mrs. Joshua Evans. jr.: Mrs.
william N. Doaks, Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mrs. Ewing Davis.
Mrs. Frances Parkinson Keyes
and her house guest, Miss Jan
Darling; Mrs Wilton J. Lambert
and Miss Margot Holmes Of Lon
don.
Evening star., 1941-12-03

van Ger Strattn-P -POntnOL ana lne
Counselor OF the Embassy and Bar
oness de Gruben, the latter still in
the throes of getting settled in the
house on r street which they re-
Gently leased.
The Counselor of the United
States Embassy in Buenos Aires, Mr..
s. Pinkney Tuck. was warmly
greeted by many of his Washington
friends. He Is here for brief stay
en- route TO his new post at Vichy,
having been succeeded in the Ar
eentine by Mr. Edward Reed, also
very popular in Washington. The
Robert Montgomerys-the former
famed on the screen and now on
duty with the United States Navy
were with their hosts. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter F Chappell, and were a CEN
ter OF attraction.
Many Are Present From
State Department.
The very popular Counselor Of the
Swedish Legation and Nine. Wen
nerberg. who will be on their way
TO Venezuela in the spring. were
there and among others in the large
number of guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Warden Mckee Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
Theo c. Achilles, Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
liam Harrington. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John M Cabot, OF the State De-
partment group.
Others included Mr. and Mrs. E
Cortlandt Parker the latter wearing
slim dark frock with a pale blue
hat tied under her chin with pale
blue tulle. Mr.. and Mrs William
Creighton Peet. MI. and Mrs. Curtis
Munson. and Mrs. Hover Millar. wife
Of the Counselor OF the British En-
bassy.
Mrs. Ffoulke Dewey. who before
her marriage was Miss Gwendolyn
Ffoulke-Smith, was particularly at
tractive with a fuchsia color hat
and dark gown. Mrs. George Sloane,
who came up from Warrenton for
the party, wore very large, faring
Evening star., 1941-12-03

The Minister Counselor Of the
British Embassy, Sir Ronald Camp
bell, occupied a box at the concert
last night and had with him the
Commercial Counselor and Lady
Chalkley. Mrs. Roger Maklns and
Mr.. Etherington Smith Of the En-
basSy staff.
Sir Arthur and Lady Salter had
another of the boxes and others from
England who were there were Miss
Craig McGeachy, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Haslett and Miss Caroline
See BEECHAM PAGE B-SO
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Brazil's Envoy
Host at PARTY

| The Brazilian Ambassador and
Senhora de Martins were hosts at
dinner last evening entertaining in
| honor of their house guests, His I'm
perial Highness Prince Dom Joao
Orleans Braganca and Senhora
Paulo Bettencourt. Senhora de Bet
| tencourt and their daughter, Sem
horita Sylvia de Bettencourt.
Senior de Bettencourt is editor
and publisher of the leading daily
in Rio de Janiero and his wife. as
Sylvia de Bettencourt, edits a column
under the name OF Majoy. They
came to the United States to receive
Maria Moore Cabot awards from
Columbia University for their work
Other Guests Honored
At Embassy Party.
Other guests were the Attorney
General and Mrs. Francis Biddle,
the Cuban Ambassador and Sonora
de Concheso. Associate Justice and
| tive Sol Bloom. Miss Vera Bloom,
Representative Joseph Martin, Rep
resentative Katharine Byron. the
Counselor of the Belgian Embassy
and Baroness de Gruben, the Assis-
tant Secretary of State and Mrs
Dean Acheson, the Chief OF Protocol,
Mr.. George T. Summerlin: the Ad-
visor on International Economic
Affairs and Mrs. Herbert Feis, the
/ Cl,t1
/ Washington, Senor Carlos Davila,
who also won Cabot prize for his
newspaper contribution TO the world,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lippmann, Mr.
/ and Mrs. Arthur Krock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Drew Pearson, Senior Candido
Portunari and Senhora de Portunari,
Mrs. Lawrence Wood Robert. jr.,
Miss Evelyn Gordon, and the Mill
tary Attache of the Brazilian EN-
bassy, Brig Gen. Amaro Soares Bit
tencourt: Senhorita Maria Frias and
Mrs. Nathan Wyeth.
Pearsons Entertain
At Cocktail Party.
Earlier in the day Senior and
Senhora de Bettencourt were guests
of Mr. and Mrs Drew Pearson, who
entertained in their attractive
Georgetown home at the cocktail
hour. Senior and Senhora de Bet
tencourt were accompanied by their
hosts. the Ambassador and Senhora
de Martins
Mrs. Pearson wore an informal
costume of dark brown velvet hostess
pajamas and a jacket of rich old
brocade Red and black predomi-
mated in the feminine attire like
gala rouge ct noire" night at Monte
Carlo. with Mrs A. Mitchell Palmer,
Mrs Robert and Mrs. Evan Kemp,
sister Of the hostess, wearing red.
while Mrs. Claude Pepper and Mrs.
lionel Atwill were in black
The former Chilean Amba ssador.
Senor Davila, also was at the Pear
sons.
Evening star., 1941-12-03

purple felt hat which harmonized
with her navy blue frock. Others at
the gay farewell to Observatory Cir
Gle were the chairman OF the Mari
time Commission, Rear Admiral
Emory Scott Land: Mr. and Mrs. C.
Mathews Dick. Mrs Henry Latrobe
Roosevelt. Mrs Eldridge Jordan,
who deserted her favorite black for
a beige and beaver color costume: ::
Mr. Ralph Snowden Hill, who went
without Mrs. Hill. because OF her
cold, and Maj. Gen. Blanton VIM
ship.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
Concert Leader HOnOred

and Halifax
including Thomas British
conducted the Philadelphia Orchestra
Hall last night Also luncheon with them the Rev
distinguished cegvUoman,
the
h6c(orr