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The Phoenix index., 1941-05-03
NAH JONG CLUB

NAH JONG CLUB
The Nah Jong Club met at the
home of Mrs. o. H. Bell Wednes-
day. April %, 1929 E. Adam street
After the rcatine of business plans
were discussed for a future dance.
The date not yet SET The club
members presented Mrs. Dorothy
Green with beautiful gifts in honor
of her native day. Also in honor
of her departure from cur city to
her home in New York city on May
l. Refreshments were served.
Everyone enjoyed a pleasant even
ing Mrs. Laura Bell, reporter.
MRS. BLANCHE PORTE FEAR
BOW of Chicago, III. left Saturday
May 3rd for her home after SPEND
ing several months in Phoenix
Mrs. Fearbow resided at $40 5
3rd avenue. II was pleasure to
meet her we are looking forward
for her early return.
MRS. GERTRUDE NIXON left
Monday night, April 81 for her
home IN Alabama to join her hus-
band after four months with rela-
lives and friends in the city.
MRS. BELzORA BEILAMY ar
rived in the city Monday and spent
"a week with her father and few
other relatives and friends ard left
Friday, April 25 for her home in
St. Louis.
MIR. JOHN G.. JACKSON Of 1898
e. Madison street, ownre of Jacks
package store is now in Ft. Whip
gle recuperating.
Fred Butler, 25, of II North Parl,
street, suffered cut and bruised
left leg when the motorcycle he
was riding wa involved in a COLI
sion at Central avenue and Indian
School road with a sedan driven
by Mrs. MarS E. Hendrickson, CO.
l4C5 East Indian School road, ac-
cording to highway patrolmen.
Butler was treated in ST. Josepn's
Hospital. MI Butler is the hus-
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MIR. JOHN G. JACKSON of 1898
e. Madison street, ownre of Jacks
package store is now in Ft. Whip
Gle recuperating.
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MRS. GERTRUDE NIXON left
Monday night, April 81 for her
home IN Alabama to join her hus
band after four months with rela-
lives and friends in the city.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Young Women's Club Plans
Dinner with Detroit Speaker

the woman, and the nephew Of
her husband.
Mrs. Nickel's book review was
pleasingly delivered, and showed
. thoughtful study Of an inter-
esting writer.
ELSIE MILLER, bride-elect,
will be honored this evening at
q large party given at the Fuller
home on Dickinson avenue, by
Mrs. Ira Fuller, Mrs. Louis Pei
tier, Mrs. Walter Dubay, Mrs.
Henry Bruneel and Mrs. George
Spear. Miss Miller will be mar
ried on Jan. Is to Robert Man
del.
MRS. JAMES E. SPIER has
issued invitations for a small
gathering at her home on Fri
day evening, honoring M r S.
Howard G.. Chsmberlin, who
leaves about Jan. Is for her
new home in Lansdale, Pa, q
suburb of Philadelphia.
MRS. HAROLD SCHIELD is
celebrating her birthday today.
Yesterday she and Mr.. Shield
quietly observed their seventh
wedding anniversary.
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Mrs. Arthur Heads
VIDA Variety Party

WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSO-
CATION, which met last eve
ming in the clubrooms of the
John r. Murphy hotel, made
plans for a variety of games
party to be held On Monday
evening, Jan. 20, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. John Arthur is chairman
of the event, and will be assist
ed by a committee whose men,
bers are Mrs. Amos Chase, Mrs.
DIN Cook, Mrs. William Kane
and, Mrs. William K. Church
yard.
Plans for the party include
prizes for every table and re-
freshments later in the evening.
For reservations, call 1716-R.
DIR. AND MRS. H. G. Der
RY will attend the wedding on
Saturday of Mrs. Berry's niece,
Barbara Traub, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Traub, Bloom
field Hills, and the Rev. Merrill
Otis Bates, Of Quinton, Mass,
son of Mrs. Oren Brigham Bates
OF Chicago. The wedding will
take place at the Traub home at
four o'clock.
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Lecture Sponsored
by Stamp and Coin Club

DIR. ALEX LIVINGSTONE Of
Detroit last evening gave . most
interesting lecture on "4sundy
m money, In the Community
Room Of Mount Clemens High
school under the auspices q the
Bath City Stamp and Coin Club.
d. Livingstone explained the
custom, which Is still IN ust In
England today. which began In
the Middle Ages, when the rul-
ers Of Britain gave provisions.
clothing and money to . num-
Der Of poor people In the realm.
The ceremony took place, and
does today, on Maundy Thur
day, the day before Good Fri
day In Holy Week, In commem-
Grafton of the wishing of dis
ciple's feet by Christ.
The ruler selected rs many
poverty-stricken people as he
was years old, and gave to each
Of them that many coins, in adj
dition to other gifts. The ruler
under whom the custom reached
its peak of elaborstion was
Mary Tudor. In her 41st year,
she gave Al maundy coins to
II destitute subjects, after cere-
moniously washing their feet.
She also gave food and cloth
ing, even to the gown she wore
during the service.
Nowadays. the rite takes place
in Westminster Abbey, end SYM
bols of the Middle Ages cere-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
B. T.M. Senior Group
Plans Dessert-Bridoe

b. r. M. SENIOR SISTER.
HOOD last evening made plans
for = dessert bridge 70 b held
In the New Glenwood Hotel on
Lincoln's birthday, Feb. IA. Mrs.
Leo Mandel will be general
chairman Of the event, and will
appoint her committees In the
near future.
Also planned il . joint meet
ing on Wednesday. Jan. IS At
the church, when the Senior Sis
tcrhood will meet with the jun
ior Sisterhood, the Ladisg' Aux.
Hilary and the Daughters Of b.
+. M. for m evening session b.
ginning at eight o'clock.
Last evenings meeting. st
which a members werp pres-
ent, was held 1t the home q
Mrs. Meyer Edelstein on Crock
er boulevard. Mrs. Harry. Far.
Der was assistant hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

CHARLES BERNARD Nc
CHEZ presented his A Cappella
Choir In q program Of holiday
music last evening for the pleas
IRE Of the monthly gathering
Of st. Peters National Council
OF Catholic Women, held In st.
Msry's Clubrooms after benedic-
ton In the church.
The program follows:
/. 10. How . Rose Fer Bloom
ing by Praetorius.
2. Sleepers. Wake, A Voice
II Sounding, by Bach.
8. Jesu, Thou Dear Babe d.
vine, by Hayti.
{. Sleep, My Jesus, Sleep.
Dutch carol.
Solo by Jean Adams
5. Joyous Christmas Song, by
Geveart.
g. Dear Land Of Home. by
Sibelius.
Z. Drink to Me Only. English
song.
8. Beautiful Savior, by Chris
Hanson.
Solo by Marian Gabriel
o. Lords Prayer, by Malotte.
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Mrs. Bobcean, Mrs. ST. Aub6
Head Dinner Arrangements

PLANS are
complete Tar The celebration u
the fifteenth birthday q the
Methodist church, tomorrow eve-
ming.
The four groups Of Woenan's
Society Of ChriStian Services are
Joining, % take charge q the n
ranSAments for the evening.
MI. Yred BoheeM end Mn.
Frank g. Aubin Srs oenls4l
ehairmen II the event. whieA b
70 b . dinner followed by .
pro1rAm, under The direetion a
Mr.. Roy Hoover. The peoersm
follows:
1. Jean Rickert, vocal solo.
:. Mrs. James jackson. read
ing.
!. Mrs.. George Mex innis, Mrs.
Kendall walton, Mr.. Charlea
Louthan end Afrs. Hoover. vocal
quartet, two songs.
4. Priscilla Thinker. vocal solo.
3. Ars. Jackson, reading.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Westminster League
Plans Catering Job

WESTMINSTER LEAGUE Of
First Presbyterian church met
last evening at the home Of Mrs.
James Nunneley, Market street.
Plans were made by the lea gue
to cater for the Garden Club
annual luncheon on Monday,
Jan. IS, at the home of Mrs. A..
A. Thompson, Miller street. Mrs.
Ralph Donaldsoh and Mrs. Har-
old Lindsey are chairmen of
this project.
Reports of the proposed plsn
of decoration for the church
were given by Miss Gertrude
Pratt and Mrs. Lindsey, trustees
of the church.
The next meeting will be held
on February 3, . place to be
announced later.
Assistant hostesses last eve
ming were Mrs. Guy Brown, Mrs.
Stewart Green, Mrs. Leo Braun
and Miss Isabel Tedman.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
THE YOUNG wOMEN's Club

THE YOUNG WOMEN'S Club
last evening made plans for q
banquet with their husbands, to
be held on Monday, Jan. 20, ut
$50 o'clock In Masonic club
rooms. Bob Hall, Goodwill Am
bassador Of Detroit, will be the
speaker Of the evening.
Chairman of the evening will
be Mrs. Otto Wormsbacher, as
sisted by Mrs. William Gass.
Mrs. Carl Pingel, Mrs. Ernest
Buckholz and Mrs. Kudt Friede-
burg.
Last evenings meeting took
place in the Masonic clubrooms,
with Mrs. Macon Trabue, Mrs.
Leland Grim and Mrs. Chester
Bernier (Berniece Moran) as
hostesses.
Mrs. Rufus Reitzel presided,
and reports of 1910 activities
were given, including that Of the
recent Silver Night Ball, which
proved unusually successful.
MRS. C GIVES REVIEW
Mrs. Bernier, program chair
man, then introduced Mrs. Otto
Nickel, who gave an absorbing
book review of Gypsy, Gypsy"
by Runner Golden.
Written by the author of
BLACK Narcissus," Gypsy, Gyp-
sy" tells the haunting story of
a beautiful, middle-aged woman,
utterly without scruple, who
arouses In Ill around her . sin
lister hate. The story Is laid In
Normandy, and one Of the vic
Tins Of this woman's influences
is . gypsy, who finally commits
murder. How he pays the pen
atty, while yet causing the frus.
tration of the older woman, de-
velops the plot Of the book. The
love interest, entirely secondary
to the main theme of the novel,
deals with the young niece OF
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Coming Il ! r! !. Events

Tues, Jan. 7-world Wide Guild Of Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church, at the home Of Miss Harriet Brown, Union Lake
Tues, Jan. Mount Clemens Civic Chorus. important meet
Concert, at Mount Clemens High school, at 1880 PM.
Tues, Jan. Young women's Episcopal League, at Grace
.jr: Mrs: Philip Denewith and Mr.: Karl 4. Ketehum.
Wed, Jan: Birthday Dinner Of Methodist church. in the
Wed; S Jan: .D = s, Msst W;':. At the home Of Mr.. Pearson X.
Speaker. John S. Bueas Of the FIJI.
Wed: Jan. SPAR: meeting, at the home Of Mrs. Harry P.
Wed. Jan. GTweive Bellies Club. At the home Of Nathalie
5obcesn. 2ss Euclid avenue. st 9 pm.
We'd MI 5.. and sn Mi; cs:.'s: c T,st =; II A hss: . s:ss:t, !: = g 81 s% ssn.
Wed. Jan: s-Dshiis Club Of St. Louis psri.s. At Z the home Of
Wed, M! JAM cIs Mount 1sns'; c lem 1sO Lodge sesei No. .. 3 Pm :. and A. NJ,
dinner and regular meeting in Masonic clubrooms. at
Wed, Jan. s-westminster GUILD. at the home of Mrs. Ernest
w.. Matthews. n New street st; at 8 pm: ...,,
Wed .n jar. sns s@cs Rne1? Study ). c Club e Group l. a. tn. hom. of MR..
Wed .n jam. sH rissf: T.: 5r Ms sis:srs sosaa: :. q he : bonn. Of Sadly.
and Beatrice Rosenblatt, South Gratiot avenue. at $50
Wed, Jan. eMeade PTA, at the Meade school. At 9 pm.
"'d w ALI; sa 3 sssi.s & c asss S'sss Sass S. IT :a :! as%s Ct H Mr..
at 9 pm. winifred Evsrill, speaker.
"'d Association: soei smzG at the p r Raw Hs center c seSos,. A supp. Teacher: ss
o'clock. Hoste:se.. Mrs: H. crul of New Haven and
Wed. Jan. s-Townssnd Club, installation Of officers and
program: in sssron Hall: q 9 Pm;
IVA O0As 80 " &s ~ GN04SU xAoA, y . PMs
Thurs, Jan. 0-Mount Clemens Business Girls, 1t the home
Of Moreno Beatty, 4 Murdoch place, at 7:30 pm.
Thurs, Jan. 96Carrie Lungerhausen Society and their hus-
bands, dinner meeting 1t the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Krause, % Kendrick avenue, 1t $50 pm.
Thurs, Jan. 0GHollyhock Club Of st. Louis parish, 1t the
home Of Mrs. Albert Oliver, 221 North Broadway avenue.
N2p.m.
Thurs, Jan. o-Lilac Club Of 81. Louis Parish, at the home
Of Mrs. Henry LaCroix. 76 Croker boulevard, At 8 pm.
Thurs, Jan. 0ISt. Peters Guild of st. Peters church, ut the
home Of Mrs. Ella Keates. 10 Washington avenue. At
1880 pm. I5
Thurs, Jan. e-American Legion Auxiliary, At the home of
Mrs. Karl Brink, 80 Beleview avenue, It B pm.
Thurs, Jan. o-Zone Z Of Macomb County Rural Teachers
Association, at Green School on Sugar Bush road. Pot
luck dinner followed BY meeting.
Thurs, Jan. o-Carnatton Club. 1t the home Of Mr.. Walter
Allor, 243 Croker boulevard, 1t 3 pm.
Thurs, Jan. Girls Own Circle Of Kings Daushters at the
home Of Mrs. Louis Tinker. l3 Hubbard avenue, at .
pm. MA
Thurs, Jan. oLAnnual meeting Of board Of trustees Of Kings
Daughters Home, ct 2:30 pm.
Thurs, Jan. o-Wortd Wide Guild Of Gilbert Memorial Bsp-
tst church, al day meeting 1t the houna az Ma. Reuben
Lonssle. 3s Euclid avenue. beginning It 1890 Am, with
poluek 1unchoon st noonk
Fri, Jan. io-what-so-Evr Circle o6 Kings Dsuehtefa st
u home q Ma Paul J. Ullfish. 40 1outh osaatot
: av0nuoy q 10 pa.
oGeto aaD4 - c. . -
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8. Mr.. McGinnia and NJ
Rickert vocal duet.
Alvin ". Ham1lstoS WI 800
community singing oeonMpWs
led BY Mrs. Rufus neif1ni. AZ
-compenists for the RET q ~
program win be leEs. Wa1toSs
Kruse and Nancy Lewark.
A0STISS1S
llss. Mssian Ehlers wl11 ~ ri
charge q tn tah1ee, Agfau1G
Warner q the hogtesDe6t
Warner has asked tysntY WQq
en % assist - h~noteoDoa
an. Mr.. Cunning Id14. Nh
Huh Neale, Mr.. Judlo xoGhJ1s
MI. George Weis, Ma,
Mercer. Mrs. A. J. Moo
George McGinnis, Mn. yo1pfn
Neal. Mrs. Frank Hsekers lrxx
Bert Long. \
Mrs. Roy Hoover, lIros Al<ncdl
Tucker. Mrs. ArcAe MbehoN
Miss Clara NuunelG,
ter williams, Min Lil1lAW
Broome. Mrs. Rcy KIN,
Fred Nieuhann, 11xs 1fnx
mann and Mr.. lleryenk
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

son., mo, MI. johnson" kind
of job is that women have al.
ways been so pleased to earn q
little money of their own they've
been content with business and
professional servant-like jobs.
Many a bright young woman
spends ten or fifteen years
waiting on q bad-tempered man,
with fewer brains than she has,
because 1t never occurs to her
that she might strike out and be
her own boss.
Most business and professional
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

monial are found throughout
the service.
DR.. Livingstone brought with
him q collection Of about 50
coins. dating from the time Of
Charles II. He told his audience
that about IS per cent Of al
maundy money y In the hands
Of collectors, because they are
willing to pay . higher price to
the recipients than the usual rate
Of exchange.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
BY RUTH MILLETT

An I'm My Own Boss" meet
ing was recently held in New
York by a group of women who
belong to the American Wom-
ans Association.
At it, several successful wom-
en- who are their own bosses in
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
MN FfFt&A*t #fVxExnKE ~
Methodist SoclRty
To Have DinnS

CARRIE Lup10U4x1AU
Society OF the lGn1Ao6iUk
will meet with tlDaF
At the home 60 III.
Albert Krause, 1qu
avenue, On Thur1
Jan. .. for Z go 11nIGg4
Mn. lEarl TIT
Of the dinner, md IN tn
Of the evening win ~
the Rev. Harold 4
Gilbert Memorial UnptIDk
MRS. ERNEST llA1x
md Vie1inia 1Gjl1og I
hostesses TO W&14mlpG1
On Wednesday { vGFRy
o'clock. q tie 11GeghiWo
q 26M New Str0oG
Ssss8Sx az$$T*S2S
mrs. ALulD1
North Dro1dwoY
b Aoste0 a x1n1K
noon q tWo 6G3oek
of ~ H1llyhoek
Louis peglols
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
PopuIor Bride Elect Will
Be .Honored az Portiess

JEAN SHELTON and Mary
Moran have issued invitations
for q party Of sixteen for Fri
day evening, honoring Ruth
Westendorf, bride-elect.
Miss Westendorf . will b.
feted on Tuesday, Jan. IL, By
Mrs. Fred Kendrick, 1t . sup
per party at her home on Miller
street..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Married

MRS. STEPHEN MICHELIN,
who before her marriage on Dee.
% In Bellaire to Mr.. Michelin
of Ypsilanti, was Margaret Phil
fpp. She Is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Philip of Bell
aire, and is kindergarten teacher
in Clemens school In Mount
Clemens.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Business Girls To Meet
Thursday Evening

MOUNT CLEMENS BUSI-
NESS GIRLS will meet on
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock
at the home of Moreno Beatty,
4 Murdoch place.
Plans will be made for the
initiation dinner to be held in
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
cGhee A appeI|a Choir
Gives Program for NCCW

10. The Lord Bless You and
Keep You. by Lutkin.
Preceding the program. Miss
Mary Benbennick conducted the
brief business meeting. The Rev.
FIR. Albert Hutting gave . brief
New Years message to the
group. Mrs. John Krohn read
. review from the Catholic Ac-
4ion Digest.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Elaborate Plans Mark Preparation for Methodist ChurchAnnVers5
St. Louis Mum and Poppy
Club Meets with Spears

THE MUM AND POPPY
CLUB Of st. Louis parish met
last evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Spear, Dick
inSon avenue.
The evening was devoted to
cards, with prizes going to Mr..
and Mrs. Spear and door prize
to Fred Lozen. The next meet
Ing will be held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lozen, on Gibbs
street, on Monday, Jan. 20, at
eight o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

q big way stood
up and told Of
the advantages,
financially, pro-
~fessionally and
persona lily of
being your own
boss.
Those women
are off on the
right track. The
reason the aver
age w o r k i n !
woman fills q
d ull, routine
Eyes, Mr.. John.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
MIND YOUR
MANNERS
:. \. ~ . . ss,.a On

]. Wham ~ rsceayse his re-
taurant cA1ck may Z man pause
- add ~ ASurse 4 ~ has guests
at HE teAlef
3. Il Some one stops and site
down at Z rse4aufant table 70
talk % one p1sSon may the 9TH
err continue satinS after being
introduesdf
). n i MI right for . man 70
order q msal 1oe hiS woman
guest without eoueulting htrf
&. At Z formal dinner NV
long should Z hoeeess wait toe
= tsfdy sn1etf
3. At : f1eme5 Aluaer shopld
the guest who eosnee lat9 ~
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perticu1or 1ooA. &
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3. YAp.
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Quilting Used

QUILTING makes new Ia the
mid-season collection Of Sophie
0imbal. top-sanking American
designer. She uees u here 20
falhion Tia larunupeteA pockets
ca . fa1l-skirtod day drUeu Of
~ I'd IN pginA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Most Women Don't Have Urge
to Become Their Own Bosses

men look forward to the day
when they can be their own
bosses, and lay the plans for
their future with that goal In
mind. OF course not al Of them
reach tin q country made up
largely of big busnesses-but
far more men than women fin
ally get to be their bosses.
Women just seem to lack the
spirit Of Independence, or the
courage to stand or fall by their
own decisions.
It's about time they woke up
and saw the possibilities and adj
in planning to strike
out for themselves one day-n
work they must.
HOUSEWIVES
HAVE THE EDGE
The only group Of women
who have had the gumption to
become their own bosses are
housewives. No one needs to tell
them the advantage Of ones be-
ing her own boss. They know.
Some Of them even know the
satisfaction of being not only
their own but their husbands
bosses.
But perhaps these are carry
ing the idea to an extreme.
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me Nots Have
Three Guests at Meeting

MRS. BERTRAM LOZEN en-
tertAined members and guests
Of the Forget-Me-Not Club Of
st. Louis parish last evening ut
the home on Fessenden street.
Guests were Mrs. Roland Lo-
zen. Mrs. Louis Peltier and Mrs.
Rene Denewith.
Tentative pisns were made
for q box social, complete plans
for which are expected to be
made ut the next meeting. The
evening was devoted to cards,
with prizes going to Mrs. John
Charbenesu, Mrs. Frank Phel-
an, Mrs. David Herbert. House
prize went to Mrs. Rene Dene-
with.
The next meeting will be held
"a MendAy. Jen1 30, It tnA' Home
Of Mrs. Frank Petitpren, 20
Third street.
FLORENCE MEDDAUGH, C..
s., Of Los Angeles, Calf, will
deliver . free lecture on Chris
tian Science In Mount Clemens
High school auditorium on
Thursday, Jan. 10, at 3 o'clock.
The public IL cordially invited.
THE LILAC CLUB Of st.
Louis parish will meet Thurs
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Henry LaCroix, 70 Croker boul-
evard, at eight o'clock.
MIGNONETTE CLUB will
meet with Mrs. Louis reltier at
the home Of Mrs. Fred Lozen,
Gibbs street on Wednesday Ut
eight o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Keep Hands Smooth
In Windy Weather

Do you have soft, delicate hands
that chap easily, so that you dread
the cold, windy weather? There is
no need for rough. chapped hands.
no matter how delicate your skin.
To keep them smooth and lovely in
all weathers, be sure to use only a
pure mild soap that makes soft
suds. Use the cake form when wash
ing your hands. the faxed or granu-
lated form when doing the dishes.
Always be sure to dry your hands
thoroughly after immersing them in
water, preferably with a soft, fluffy
towel. Supplement this care with
the use of a good hand lotion at
frequent intervals and winters cold
will have no terrors for you
Evening star., 1941-12-18

II you've been wondering what TO
give that gal who has everything
especially If she is one of the indi-
viduals that loves to entertain often
and well-here's the answer to your
problem. A CHEEKY red volume just
of the presses of NJ. Barrows e. Co,
Inc, Crosby Cages Cocktail Guide
and Ladies Companion" offers
sound, practical advice along the
lines indicated by its name. together
with a running comment OF humor
that is as contagious as chuckle.
Illustrated by Rea Irwin, in his
inimitable style, and boasting fore
word by Lucius Beebe, this is a book
to be cherished indeed 1t comes to
swell climax in "a occasional or
final insult hurled. at the reader by
Lawton Mackall." to quote from the
title page, the section itself being
headed "Lawton Mackall puts out
the cat"-accompanied by the last
burst of fine art from Mr.. Twins
pen.
A special section toward the. front
of the book is devoted to collection
Of recipes for cocktails and canapes
as contributed by we'll known friends
of Mr.. Gaige-and Mr.. Gaige has
some mighty impressive acquaint-
ances. let me tell you. In handling
the chapters on cocktails grouped
according to their basic ingredients.
Mr.. Gaige proves himself as ANUS
ing as he Is accurate. His footnotes-
especially those dealing with the
ever-present maraschino cherry
provide laughs on every page. 50
what more could you ask for q
Christmas present for the girl
friend? Plenty of humor to make
her laugh, drawings to make her
smile, and recipes to make her give
YOU drinks that are drinkable in
stead of those mistaken connections
she calls martins!
Another volume out Just in time
for last-minute Christmas giving is
Dixie Dishes" by Marion w. Flex-
ner. illustrated by C. Robert Perrin,
and published by Hale. Cushman
and Flint of Boston. 1t is an unpre-
tentious and pleasant little book,
filled from cover to cover with the
real old fashioned Southern dishes,
all carefully tested, and adapted to
modern usage. Here you will find
the real Kentucky Burgoo, the true
corn pone. white bean soup. barbe-
cued spring chickens. Southern chess
pie, and scores of others taken from
old family recipe books. and handed
down by word of mouth from gener-
alton to generation.
A nice item for the collector of
regional cook books, especially.
"The Home Front" by Janet Camp
Troxell published in gay red. white
Evening star., 1941-12-18

Plain biscuit dough, some left
over roast, or perhaps some canned
meat or seafood, are the simple in
gradients that make these delectable
paste pies"
II the meat Is bit short add some
well-seasoned vegetables, such as
peas or carrots. Grind the meat,
season 1t we'll with onion, salt and
pepper. If desired, add leftover
vegetables. or open a small can Of a
favorite kind. This makes the filling
the paste" part.
For the pie part, roll rich biscuit
dough a inch thick. Cut 1t into
squares. A pastry cutter gives the
edges a "pinked' look. If there was
no gravy left over heat some canned
soup to serve as sauce. Mushroom
sauce is excellent with meat; to-
mato sauce is delicious with fish, or