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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20

MARCH q ~ APhIL 20
A ri - How is this new
months incentive and initiative?
They should be picking up, your
influences getting stronger day
by day. Obey orders and expect
others to keep their word. too.
Don't tolerate delay, or putter-
ing.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Tdurus-There are many ways
through which you can profit to-
day. And especially are there
opportunities for increasing your
benefits for the future. Be sturdy
of soul, mind and body.
MAY 2f TO JUNE Fl
Gemini-Before you start this
day, stop sufficiently to peruse
your program. Are there any
nonessentials you can take off
that schedule? Can you shorten
or cut some of the red tape or
details? Try to do as much as
you can well, rather than just
fast.
JUNE 22 TO JULY %
Cdpcer-If you dilly-dally dur
ing the early hours, you'll be
rushed and thus upset toward
evening, or whenever your work
day ends. Be systematic, have
forethought, but don't fret.
JULY 81 TO AUG. 22
Leo-Arguing, dissension, dis
illusionment, wasting time, being
a hindrance to progress and those
who are. really progressing, all
are strictly taboo. Be "on the
BEAM" get in step now.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. %
Virgo--You can improve your
own general situation by reach
ing out farther for more correct
information and means for bet
tering whatever you are con-
nected with. Your sense for rec
ognizing the important things
should tell you what to do and
what to leave for another time.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Librd-Friendly on whole, but
there is so much competition
and good competition-that you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Club Ready
For Venetian
Night Fe+e
BY JACK L. OLIVER

OVER AT the Detroit Yacht
Club they're just awaiting the
Go Ahead signal to produce
Venetian Night.
The Woodworking committee,
which has been meeting every
evening for the past week, has
finally dreamed up what is sure
to be a terrific program:
Two and a half hours of con-
tinuous vaudeville (starting at
10:30). with everything from
tightrope-walkers and jugglers
TO the swingiest tap-dancing.
Among those who'll attend the
dinner are Commodore and Mrs.
j. A. Summerlee. Commodore
and Mrs. A. j. Grundy. Commo-
dore and Mrs. Harry c. Kendall,
Commodore and Mrs. Edward v.
Rippingille, Commodore and Mrs.
r. Ray DAILY, Commodore Elliot
Shumaker, Rear Commodore
and Mrs. Floyd Bethel. along
with the John C. Painters, c. ].
Belangers, Leo Robbs, c. J.
Wellings, George Saads. Fred
Menos and A. c. Dannecker.
Two bands will play for the
dancing. strolling musicians will
Soothe the nerves, there'll be the
squadron review and Commo-
dore and Mrs. George Maui
mann's cocktail party and dinner
for former and visiting commo-
dores and the board of directors
and on and on and on.
ROBERT BRUNA POWERS
is awa-a-y down there south OF
the border in Mexico, taking in
bullfights and having adven-
lures.
MISS POLLY MURRAY Is
arriving from New York in a
few days for a weekend visit
with her mother. Mrs. Isabel
Murray of Bloomfield Hills and
Kingsville, Ont, and we under
stand her sister. Mrs. Marian
Murray Cowan, will be home
from Louisville, KY, at the same
time.
So it'll be gay reunion,
alright.
MRS. EDWARD c. BLEICH
and lie Roy (VaD Bleich of
Millbrook road, Franklin Viii
lage, will be busting off to New
York tomorrow for stay of a
week or 10 days.
THE COUNTESS ELEKTRA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

members are giving a hay ride
September t8 AT Gramer's Barn.
June Robertson and Jeanne
Fredrickson are in charge OF
tickets.
MRS. JOHN MARQUARDT of
Marlborough avenue entertained
at a large dinner party at the
Detroit Yacht Club, Saturday, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Korneffel, who were celebrat-
ing their fourteenth wedding an
niVerSary.
Among the guests was Mrs.
Kathleen Reinboldt OF Duluth.
MINI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

FOR A 9 o'clock scholar-the
favorite two-piece style-pat-
tern 4l76 by Anne Adams. The
long or short-sleeved jacket may
be in cross-grain or contrast.
The skirt is gathered onto a
yoke top Optional contrasting
collar and cuffs.
Pattern 4l76 is available in
girls sizes 6, 8, 10. Il, IA. Size
10, jacket and skirt, takes pa
yards 35-inch; 7s yard contrast.
Send l6 cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
Address your request to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square. De-
troit, Mich. Owing TO customs
regulations, orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations can
not he filled. ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Luncheon Given
For Two Visitors

MR.. AND MRS. S. CLIFF
FORD MERRILL of Elm
Court" have as house guest Mrs.
Merrill's mother. Mrs. Jennie f.
Merrill of New York City, and
the A. G.. Herreshoffs Of Lin
coin road have staying with
them Mrs. Herreshoffs aunt,
Mrs. ]. Madison Seymour, also
of New York City.
In honor of the two visitors.
Mrs. James Zeder of Bloomfield
Hills gave a luncheon. Friday,
and Mr.. and Mrs. CheSlie +.
Parrish of Hillcrest road held a
buffet supper last evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

will have to pep yourself up to
peak production if you would
stay in the swim.
OCT. ~ TO NOV. s2
Scorpio - Favorable aspects,
especially for present-day affairs
and activities, your personal mat
m tiers and news generally.
Work hard and consistently so
that tomorrow, when planetary
configurations are not as favor
able, you'll be we'll on the road to
accomplishment.
NOV. 90 TO DEC. %
Sagittdrius--You, like Scorpio
natives, should speed up today
so that if tomorrow presents
many obstacles you will at least
have advanced far enough not to
be set back by the end of the
week. Aim at lettering you and
opportunities will automatically
increase.
DEC. 25 TO JAN. 2I
Cdpricorn-Be careful both in
personal and general affairs.
There may be a tendency to
thoughtlessness or trifling. Seek
v c only from the right
sources. Don't listen to or pass
on rumors.
JAN. % TO FEB. go
Aqudrius-It will be well to
investigate thoroughly bel or e
taking on something about which
you aren't sure. However, don't
be too slow to make decisions or
you'll lose out!
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 90
Pisces-Especially favored:
designers, capable workers, geolo-
gists, doctors; radio and mechan-
ical matters generally; aeronau-
tics, renovating. cleaning. Good
day for a conscientiously busy
Piscean.
A CHILD born on this day:
Intelligent, thorough, precise.
Requires plenty of fresh air,
quiet sleep and a plain diet.
Virgo natives often go to ex-
treme about rich foods. Harmony
and order are second nature to
this person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
LIN ode Frances
~ N ~ - ~ ~ l. Drake

Look Section Your Birthday Comes IN. and Find What
Your Outlook Is According to the Stars,
For Wednesday, September 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

THETA NJ TAU SORORITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN JOSEPH JENNINGS. of Hope
street :. S. E., Grand Rapids Mich. @----
And formerly Of Crosse Pointe Farms
Announce the engagement of their daughter.'''
Nancy Brewster Jennings
And 1t Philip John Whiteway Jr.....
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Whteway Of Haddonheld'
n. H..
Their wedding.
Will be taking place. about the middle Of September
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich Visiting in East
Mr. AND MRS VERNON C. GOODRICH.
Left their apartments at The Barlum few days ago
-. and sped east.
For stay with the sullvans. of Hartsdale N ".
Following which.
They'll 60 down 10 New York.
And a weeks stay.
At The Astor....
Before returning to these parts.
Lieutenant Honhart Home for Weekend
DR.. AND MRS. F. L. HONHART. :. of Berkshire road
Had a more-than- happy week d..
AS their LIT. a. G. Frederick Honhart
Was home leave....
Before he goes east.
For those important studies at Harvard this month";.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

ROSANSKA recently appeared
at a benefit musicale for the
USO and Ladies Auxiliary of
the VIEW up at Gaylord, Mich,
assisted by Walter Noa. violin
list. and Ray Mckinley. pianist.
Rosanska sang three groups
of numbers and following the
reception returned to her holi-
daying at Otsego Lake.
MRS. MORRIS SAX of Lin
wood avenue and daughters,
Elaine and Doris, recently re-
turned from a summers stay at
Elizabeth Lake.
THETA NU TAU SORORITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Rodeo Benefit for Canteen

Under sponsorship of the Dear
born Junior Chamber of Com
merce and for the benefit of the
Dearborn Canteen, the George V
Adams rodeo company today
opened a Seven-night stand al
Wyoming and Ford roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Shea Joins Naval Reserves

Police 1t. John D. Shea. Al. at
tached TO the central station,
today was sworn into the United
States naval reserves as senior
lieutenant. Lieutenant Shea. who
lives at 1925 Wildemere avenue
with his wife and three children,
served in the last war as a navy
radio man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
War Insurance for State

LANSING. Sept 1.-Governor
Van Wagner said today that
Michigan war damage insurance
covering S13o,Ooo,00o worth Of
state property lis the first conn
plete coversge of its kind OBJ
tanned by any state to date" The
governor said that the blanket
insurance against war damage 10
state property may set prece-
dent for insuring state property
against other types Of loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01

Mrs. Arthur Tonge. of the Indian Village Manor
leaves today for New York to visit Mrs Fred Barrett
You'll remember. Mrs Barrett used to live in Crosse
Ponte Woods
She makes her home. in Manhassett Long
Island.
While she's away. Mrs Tonge will drop in at West
Point. for a look-see at her
AdeIsperqers Leaving Soon for Florida
THE n. e. ADELSPERGERS. =. .whove been spending
the
In handsome apartment at The Whittier
Will be leaving along with daughter Dorothy
Who's been having pretty merry summer
For their home in Fl. Lauderdale. Fla.
, Miss A.. spirited lass.
VIII stay with them few weeks
Before taking off for Rollins College at Winter
Park.
MILKY uoyds Back From East
JUST BACK from the East.
Are the Mildly Lloyds of Indian Village Manor.
Who visited Mrs Ellis Travers. of Detroit
And recently returned from North Michigan and Chi
Where they put in five weeks.
Are the Loyds' neighbors.
DR.. and Mrs. L. H. Butler.
Looking fine and fit after their lengthy sojourn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Lanny Ross in 'BOheme'
As Opera Season Opens
BY GEORGE wEIswAssER

THE COLUMBIA OPERA COM
IPANY, returning for a two-week
season at the Institute OF Arts
auditorium. presented last night
the best La Boheme' seen here
in several years.
Given a good cast and its meas
ure of dramatic intensity, Puc-
.cini's sentimental story CLEANED
with a tender radiance and gave
the customers last night a de-
lightful time. When one consid-
iers the endless number of slovenly
productions the opera has survived
in it's day. one is grateful for a
company like last nights which
can still weave Speff OF enchant-
ment about the tale Of the Bo-
IheSnians in a garrett and in fresh
tones sing the touching story OF
Mimi and Rodolfo.
Charming and debonair as he is
over the air, Lanny Ross, guest
artist for the evening, sang with
and naturalness though
without the rich and sonorous
quality the operate medium de-
mandS. Despite this lack. and for
most tenorS, il would have been an
irreparable one, he gave an ex-
cellent portrayal. with his singing
having the merit of emotional I'M
derstanding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Deadline ON Rhymes
Better Hurry If You Want TO Win War Stamps
Final Prize JineIes Appear Saturday

Hurry, II you want TO enter The
Detroit Times Rhyme Contest. as
this fascinating patriotic contest
offering War Savings Stamps as
prizes. closes this coming Saturday
Each day this week the Times is
printing five rhymes, paying 81 in
War Savings Stamps to the writer
of each winning verse. The final
winning rhymes will appear In
Saturdays Times.
Although this contest is near its
close, you still have time to enter!
Search your memory for some
appealing nursery rhyme, then
take the first two lines as the
basis of a jingle. Complete the
rhyme with original verse boosting
War Savings Stamps or Bonds,
then send your jingle to the Rhyme
Contest Editor, The Detroit Times,
1870 Cass avenue, Detroit. Rhymes
WILL NOT be returned. decisions
of the judges are FINAL.
You may send any number OF
rhymes, you may win more than
once! Enter this contest before it's
too late!
Today's winning rhymes:
Submitted by Ella Layiner 1924
tPingree avenue:
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall.
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
So will the Axis leaders, ALA
IL we buy War Bonds and never
stall.
Submitted by Mary Seely, 1927
West Third avenue, Flint:
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on q tuffet
Counting her War Bonds one day;
Along came her brother
And gave her another.
A very nice present, I'd say.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

East Mitchell street, Petoskey:
The Queen OF Hearts. she made
4 " some tarts.
All on a summers day:
Said the Queen of Hearts, I'll sell
these tarts
And the money I'll spend today
On War Bonds and Stamps to keep
us free
And speed our land TO victory"
Submitted by Jane s. Gotten, DE
East Hancock avenue:
Mary, Mary, quite contrary.
How does your garden growe
I'm not contrary, sir, she said;
Each week plant a row
OF ". S. War Stamps in my book
Just wstch my garden grow"
Tomorrow,s issue of the Time:
will present five more winning
rhymes!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Little Interest Shown
In Vote by Soldiers
Time. staff Corresposdsut

FORT CUSTER, Oct. II. -
Michigan soldiers have shown very
little interest in the coming cleo.
ton. 1t. Theodore II. Fossieck.
post press relations officer In
charge of the distribution Of bal
lot requests. said today.
No requests have been received
for the new war ballot that allows
the soldier to vote only for United
States senators and congressman.
and just a few requests for regl-
lar absentee ballots, he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

Submitted by Marguerite Mel
Ion. 1872 South Green avenue:
Barber, barber, shave n pig.
How many hairs to make q wig .
The barber smiled and proudly
said,
We're selling War Bonds now in.
stead.
Selling War Bonds by the scores
To help our boys on yonder shores,
Young and old. let's all respond!
To grind the Axis, buy a bond"
Submitted by Bonita Higman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

SYLVIA FROOS, rolicking
swingstress whose comedy twists
point up her interpretations OF the
most popular tunes of the day, Is
held over for second week at
Lowell Bernhardt's Club Casanova
in answer to patrons requests. Her
camp meeting" version Of Praise
Lord and Pass the Ammuni-
ZION" was a favorite with last
weeks audiences. her rs There a
Latin in the House?" running q
close second.
Maxine Turner, agile acrobatic
dancer who scored a success dur
ing an appearance in Detroit last
season, comes in from the CneZ
Paree TO head the supporting Dill
together with Lynn and Lararoni'
daring roller skaters. .
Helene Charlse does bit OF
polite peeling in her exotic dances,
while Paul Baron Is on hand 10
dance. offer comedy skits. and in
troduce the other performers.
Bobby Stevenson's Treasure
Island Band plays for shows ana
dancing and takes its own spot IN
the revue with swing arrangements
of old and new favorites.
SAN DIEGO The Latin
rhythms of Don Pedro and his or
chestra continue TO set the enter
tainment. Pedro's smooth combina-
ton plays enticing music to winch
dance enthusiasts are quick to re-
spond. Pedro himself performs solo
specialties, singing popular tunes
and playing impressive violin seiec-
tons.
Beautiful Lois Lee, singing star
of Meet the People" stays on Tor
a third week, offering semi-clas-
steal and popular songs in voice
well suited for the former. BOD
Hopkins. clever mimic and smooth
master of ceremonies. is back Tor
another engagement, and the blond
Hoffman Sisters. harmony and tap
team. are in their second week.
Newcomers include Vicki Kaye.
acrobatic and tap dancer. ana
Juanita, sarong dancer.
ARCADE SHOW BAR -
Wednesday evening will mark the
mopening OF this downtown spot.
ch has been completely redeco-
fated and remodeled since last
spring. Walls have been pushed
back, increasing the seating eaPae-
ity. and a new color scheme adds
touch OF smartness 10 the interior.
The usual policy. two floor
shows a night, will be In effect and
Rudy Horn, Knockout comedian,
has been selected TO preside as
master of ceremonies for the open
ing revue.
Jackie Colds orchestra will be
on the bandstand. playing music
for dancing as well as. for the per-
formances Of Lorraine Rogers.
character dancer. and the Antoi.
nettes. acrobatic tap dancers and
harmony singers.
FAVOUR DOOR-A continuous
entertainment policy, starting from
3 D. m. and lasting until closing
time. prevails here. One OF the
most popular cocktail lounges in
the downtown area, the place has
only recently inaugursted a new
policy.
Matinee entertainment attrac-
ton features two Sepia stars, Don
Hill and Peaches Mckinney. Hill
is a boogie woogie pianist with
great talent and Miss Mckinney
specializes in blues songs.
Al night, the Evans and Faire
Trio. inStrumentalists and har-
nnony singers. baSk in the spot
light.
BARBARY COAST-The nitwits
OF the networks, the Radio testers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Night Club NeWs

top this weeks new revue. Their
inane antics are cause for much
laughter and their clever imper-
sonations of ether wave celebrities
win them good applause.
Eddie Brooks is the comedy
master of ceremonies. presenting
such talent as June Wren. singer
OF sweet songs: Jimmy Burton,
popular young tenor whose Irish
NEEDLES are enthusiastically re-
ceived: Kenny and Eva, jitterbug
champions.
Kenny Xallea,i and his new or
chestra dispense show and dance
music.
SAKS-Collette and Barry, who
were booked in here with their
own revue for two weeks and who
have been there closer 10 two
months. stay on for still another
week to head the new show. Their
ballroomology, musical o m e d y
dancing and singing and the pro-
duction numbers in which they are
Joined by their troupe OF dancers,
are pointed up by their personable
manner and appearance. The GUS
toners are still requesting their
satire on the Gay Nineties, The
Ancient Automobile.
Ballard and Rsye are newcom-
ers, bouncing without bruises In
their comedy knockabout routines
Popular tenor Jackie Hilliard is
held over. doubling this time as
master of ceremonies, and Johnny
Morrison is another favorite with
his novelty xylophone arrange
ments.
These and other performers
complete the big show, 10 the
music OF Pete Viera's orchestra,
which also plays for dancing.
HAYMARKET - Ferdinand the
Bull. placid prototype of ell torro
who is docile in his obedience ia
his trainer, Tex Mosley. is the star
Ferdinand offers tricks for the
amusement OF the patrons. which
have the double effect Of arousing
the envy of the bowlers in the
audience. Ferdinand, using regula-
ton ball and pins and bowling with
his nose, turns in one strike after
another! He also plays drunk and
dances a bit.
Patine and Rosa. young and ath-
letic balancers, are held over for a
second week. and Wilson and Mar
lette come in with their famous
Victory" dance, which they per-
form on illuminated dots and
dashes.
Baritone Wally Jehl has new
song selections. and Mel Snyder Is
the comedy master Of ceremonies.
Dot Hayes aii-girl .Charmettes
make the music.
PALM BEACH-Phelps and Gull
lenbine, those old-time vaudeville
performers who sing nostalgia
songs and invite the audience 10
join them in Wait Till the Sun
Shines Nellie" and "She Wore a
Tulip" head the lineup. Their cos
TUNES. voices and song selections
all bring back memories OF World
War i and days before.
Bernard Guider is a mimic. Lee
Sechrist offers unusual arrange
mentS on his accordion.
Gus Howard. popular master OF
ceremonies who tumbles, plays the
violin and tells stories. stays on.
as do the Beatrice Gardner Girls
with new production routines.
Music is by Don Pablo's or
chestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
DIRECTS WITH FIRMNEss

Emerson Buckley, the musical
director. held his forces together
with his customary firmness. The
entire production moved xmoothly
and with plenty of atmosphere.
The audience. was unexplainedly
small The Columbia Company
last year established an excellent
in its first season here
and from yesterdays performance
il appears 10 be continuing its
high type of work. The presenta-
ton of Lucia" tonight and the
later operas deserve a better re-
Spouse from Detroiters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

Ina De MARITIME. who sings with
and inner feeling. made
an appealing Mimi. Her aria and
duet with Rudolfo in the first act
were sung with lyrical impulse
and her dying scene in the last
act happily was not given the long
Idrawn-out and agonizing portrayal
il usually gets.
The lesser roles were likewise
ably filled. Frank Richards was a
manly and full-voiced Marcello,
Arthur Anderson was a comic Cio-
line and Douglas Reiff a lively
ISchaunard. Luisa Coronina made
an amusing and temperamental
Nf1gefTa
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AVIS Calls for Volunteers;
Other Local Groups Actiue

the
open-ar operated Voluntary
Services for servcemn and workers volunteers
The caneen set up in the park adjoining the Munitions
Building at Twentyhr street and Constitution Nw
provides welcome respite to workers that
includes sandwiches salad hot dish and hot cold beverages
Members womans National Democratic Club have
been invited attend classes in bond salesmanshp under the
direction of Mrs Raymond EweI will
Tuesday of Commerce One lesson
OF two and half hours entities student to qualify
Mrs j. Hamilton Lewis was the first member to sign
Miss Meredith Howard, chairman Committee
bonos ana Stamps announces that there still an opportunity
Nominated without opposition presidency
Womens National Club sadler formally
elected at the clubs annual meeting this week.
Serving with her next will Betty
president Lily Lyke Shepard second president Virginia
Mannon recording secretary Estee Welsh corresponding
taIy Katharine McKiever and Esther Van Wagner
Tuty Katherine
newly president Newspaper
Women Club of Washington already called board meeting
to set committees for the coming
Milton will Entertainment Committee assisted
by Katharine Brooks Helen Essa Elizabeth Kee and Flora Mac
Marie sauer membership chairman will be assisted BY Mary
Kravadz Ford
publicity chairman. will have Helen vog assistant
Leila Bathon heads the Garden Committee Margaret Hart
House Committee, and Louise Hartley Library Committee
Dolls of South America will be the subject talk by Mrs
Abrts before Of Dolology
from to pm Saturday at the Lsner Home 5425 Western
handled through Mrs Marsden advised
take the Friendship Heights whose terminal within
short distance Of the Lisner Home.
M. Breckenridge nna
meeting Of its pm at the home Of Miss
Helen Hardisty PISS Macomb street NV musical program
provided Rosabela OHanan vocalist accompanied
the piano by Mrs. E MacMoreland.
Scott Wilson third president the National
Federation Republican Clubs will arrive Washington
today from her home in Huntington W. Va to confer with Miss
Marion Martin assistant chairman OF the Republican National
Committee.
Wilson n England where she will have
speaking behalf federation Massa
chuse Maine and New Hampshire She also active in tho
the Junior League and in various activities