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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1775 Mass. ave NV
Basement c room, mo pvt. bath and pvt. en-
LOVELY Jewish HOME. Twin beds.
phone, Laundry facilities; excellent trans
1908 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Room and
board double and triple. $40 each. Phone
Ia. 5176 or GE. 9S55
BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1853 10th st. NV
BusinesSwomen, Outstanding food. COM
fort and cleanliness.
2lO6 o ST. N.W.-Large studio, open fre-
place, for 3; also singles; can take peo-
pie; plenty food from our farm; homo
i55o QUE ST. N.w.-Large front room
with private bath and dressing room for
3 or 4. Walking distance. HO. 1892.
1916 MASS AVE. NV. "A distinctive
h"me for young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
1'25 10th ST. NW.-Beautifully furnished
rooms for young ladies and boys, running
water, telephone, excellent board. 25'
1879 2Ist ST. N.W.-Single and double
rooms, S37 80 per mo. and up; downtown.
1916 aend ST. NV. off Mass ave.-Enjoy
company Of young people. Large double
room, good food $40 month each.
1899 GIRARD ST. NV. AID. 9352-Ex.
cellent meals: maple furniture storm
windows; one-half block to transportation,
shopping center; S35 to $3.50.
DUPONT CLUB, 1925 10th st. nw.-An-
mex just opened; vacancies in doubles.
singles and triples; coal heat; excellent
meals.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Soufheost

113! A ST. S,E.-Attractive large front
room. l block to transp., next bath; 2 men
preferred; $50 mo, each. Ii, 6ss1:
1924 End ST. S.W., near Bellevue-Front
rm.: twin beds, $40 single or SIS each
double. AT q5S3 25.
NEAR NAVY YARD and Boiling Field
Nicely furnished room, private home suit
able for ] or . 1889 S ST. Sc Ii 659e.
HiLLCREsT; 1909 Alabama ave. s.e.-Bed-
room next bath; no other roomers; couple
1888 NJ ST. Sc. Lyndale-Furn. room.
twin beds, private home, next bath: "a
5!ock from bus stop. Will rent single or
61O G ST. SE-Attractive room for
gentlemen or couple. Al clean private
1901 FORT DAVIS PL. S.E.-Doubls
room, So; single, SIS 26s
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BOATS.

loft. CABIN CRUISER, 32-volt light
plant sleeps 6; $500. Apply John L.
Railways, l1th and Maine ave. s.w
SAILBOAT, 1s-ft. knockabout, Army Off
Ger under orders; priced for quick sale
practically new. jib good condition; see
at Slip 400, Corinthian Yacht Club. Con-
suit steward or phone Col. Turpin, Glebe
m
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ROOMS WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICERS WIDOW wishes warm
unfurn. housekeeping room with bath in
home or apt. near Catholic Church. Rea-
Sonable. Box 51-H Star. 25s
WANTED-Room Mother and s-yr old
daughter. Board for daughter. Or share
apt. with older woman. not emplc yed, will
ing to look after daughter days. Call Ii.
3QS6 after 6 pm. Mon. and Tues. go
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM or small apart
ment for settled woman. reasonable;
GEORGETOWN preferred. Box 7S-H. Star.
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PERSONAL Cont J .

WATCH REPAIRING, 3 to 5 day service
az az wo}rkguaranteed s: Franks Jewelrs
PHONE SHEPHERD $500. ask for Mis-
Powell. If you are in need of loar
up to $500 on your signature.
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated BY my owr
method. Results effective for a life.
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK
1868 Columbia rd. Adams O38S
DRESSMAKING, workmanship guaranteed
specializing Vogue: alterations. Appoint
ment. AID. 4473
ARLINGTON, yA.-Room and board for
children, in private home, ; to u. CHI
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be EN-.
ployed. 1t costs you nothing to investigate
Just phone DAVE PENNEY, CHI. 1924
ROBT. b. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY.
Room 90l. Westory Bldg, 605 4th ST. N W
DR.. H. W. JOHNSON. DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait
Room Coz. Westorv Bldg. COS l4th w
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WILL CARE for child daytime in private 3
home: Call Warf1eld 1914. 25s
KEDUCING-Special. rates: remove fat in
spots; results assured baths. Main phone
MA. S134. 1890 K ST.
away WEIGHT REDUCING, spot reduc-
tlon, self application assures results: home
service only. AID. O129
LADIES' HATS REMODELED, blocked.
cleaned: made from materials, furs. felts'
vogue Hats. 1877 18th st. NV. Elk. 39Il.
27s
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CATTLE e. LIVESTOCK.

RIDING HORSE, spirited, for sale or
trade: good jumper; very cheap, Apply
Z H Bailey Baleys Crossroads, Va
Phone Falls Church S7S-J-1.
FOR SALE, 10-weeks-old pigs Norman C
Lynch. Damascus 3G1l.
PIGS for sale. X weeks old. RE. 52l6.
SADDLE MARE, privately owned. FIVE
gated. cheStnut, priced to sell. Call SH
ffnG Friday or Saturday
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FARM & GARDEN.

ROAD GRAYEL-Driveways streets and
roads. Driveways built. Del. Md. and D; C.
ToPsOIL, AZ GU. yds, So per load de-
livered. Phone Alexandria 2593.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

COUPLE, wife unemployed, to share home
in Chevy Chase u block Conn. ave; rent
free in exchange for services. Emerson
TOP FLOOR of beautiful brick home, best
section NV: pvt. bath, no kitchen: suit,
/ or > bachelors. OR 5q42
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Ncrtheo,t.

:l5 R. |. AVE. N.E.-LaTse single room IN
gentile home on bus lines; near street.
car. No other roomers. HO 1881.
1924 F ST. NE, Apt. 2l0-Nicely fur
nished double room: kitchen privileges: 3
WOMAN GOVT. WORKER, IS or 40-Bed-
Tqom 21n ps5h xith home privileges. Apt Ne l.
1908 RANDOLPH ST, N,E-Private home.
private bath, twin beds, laundry PRIVILEGES.
Gentle home. DE. 1855.
906 Sth ST. Me- large room, ! single,
next to bath. hot. water all times: con-
venient to cars and bus; men only.
NEAR 10th and Michigan ave. n.e.-Cleau
front room, private home: l gentleman.
BRooKLAND. rs Lawrence. st. ne
LADIES: very convenient transportation: un-
limited phone; 81 5 each month. HO. SOLO.
24O2 10th ST. N.E.-5 newly furn., mod
ern bedrooms IN pvt. home; uni. telephonel
81 80 to IS. DE. 1897
300 26th ST. Uncomfortable room,
connecting bath; after pm. and all day
Sunday call DE 9171
62e B ST. NE, colored-Large front room,
single beds (men only. Phone TR- s232.
COLORED-Nice: quiet couple, employed.
no children: kitchen privileges: front bed-
room, 50; back room. $3.50. 727 10th st.
ne. LU. 45S1.
MICHIGAN PARK. NE.-Large front room.
for particulars call NO 1879
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WALLPAPER. selling out, l5o, bundles,
your choice, 10c double roll. Also paint,
plumbing supplies. and fixtures. Wax,
tools, tools oils, etc. Open till 0. Also Sunday.
BLACK PONY COAT. excellent condition,
LOVELY FTRNIsHINGs of large down
town residence for sale; Finest beds. stu
dios singles and doubles. Best inner
spring mattresses. coiled springs; dressers.
chests, rugs, twin galvanized laundry tubs
on legs. beautiful mahoR dining table. new
and modern chairs to match. Must vacate
house house by by, Nov: lst, Almost anything you
ment to see, DU. 1853
TONGUE AND GROOVE for outside or
subsiding, = TT. X 3 #; only $40 a thou
sand; new. water and fireproof.
ACE WRECKING CO.
4004 Mimi. Ave. NE. AT. O447.
WHEELBARROWS, 30, IN VERY GOOD
condition, Many used on only / job
ACE WRECKING CO
SO ST. S.W. RE 6430
DOORS = LARGE QUANTITY. FLUSH
French, panel and screen doors, many sizes,
very good condition So and up.
ACE WRECKING CO.,
h,p
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL

YOUNG MAN wishes ride or will drive car
DRIVING TO HOUSTON, Texas. October
x, e, Need passengers to share expenses.
Call Hale, Republic 1900. Extension T3S04
curing office hours; North 1901 after
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BEAUTY PARLOPS
PERSONAL

BEAUTY SHOP, fully equipped, busy
nelehborhood. good loca tion, illness rea-
sonable. 4415 14th st. NV 81"
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FIREPLACE WOOD.
CALL IA. 1890.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

OOSSI TETS, EIS.
FOX TERRIERS, wire-haired. 9. females.
2h mos. old sired by int. ch. Talaurora
9 of be Eee9 OF ant h lime Ben
cept between 2 and on Sunday. Call
Warfeld 1046. 4116 Both St, Mt. Raj
nier. Md.
BIRD DOG WANTED for hunting season:
will keep him in good condition for you
to use any time; a good home tor you your
1900 Rhode Is. ave. ne. DU. 1413,
". ]; Peeler;
ID st. NV Phone DI. 5S07. 25'
COCKER. $40, S25 and S35 CHOWs,
S25-S35; PERSIAN KITTENS. SS-s10
Dog Hotel 7344 Georgia Ave. ia 1921
POULTRY & EGGS.
FANCY NEW HAMPSHIRE RED pullets
roasters and stewers. Call Falls Church
Evening star., 1943-10-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR or owner
can make big money in purchase of half
interest lucrative shop employing three
operators. Ideal NV. apt. hotel. Present
Advancement for financing available to
right person. Personal investigation in
yitcd. Replies confidential. Box 45"-C,
LARGE STORE, grocery and meat business:
owner retiring; restricted zone, living ac-
commodations rooms and bath: reason
able rent, quick possession. Maurice Fitz-
gerald. l31l g ST. NV MA. 1886.
BEAUTY SALON. NV, fully equipped,
modern in every, detail; stock $500; new
National cash register valued 5000; now do
including plenty hot water. This shop be
ing sold at sacrifice Owner has other
interest. Box 5O0-C Star o6s
STORE, well stocked, unrationed goods,
with living quarters for couple. $3.50 90.
3Ili Lee hwy, Arl. Glebe 1892.
ROOMING HOUSE, L rooms, for sale,
reasonable. EX. 1869.
VERY ACTIVE business opportunity To-
Gated in Southern Maryland available to
theater. lunch counter, soda fountain and
bar also vending machines; living quarters
on property. Aggressive and willing per
son can earn very substantial profit cash
or terms considered Answer. giving finarf-
66-H. Star. 2Gs
CLIENT with growing poultry business
wishes to expand; consider active or silent
partner Mr.. Marshall ma. 1889. 26*
BILLIARD PARLOR, 4 new style tables.
1l3o 18th st. NV, after pm Mon. or
Tues 26+
NR; MASS, AVE. IL, rms. 2 baths. rent
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1886 KENYON ST. NV.

Large double front room, 2 closets. adj.
bath, unlim. phone. suitable or 3 per-
sons Reasonable.
COLORED-Private refined home, plenty Of
hot water; man preferred; employed couple:
eXcellent TRANSPORTATION. DU. 51OQ.
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REFRIGERATORS

I IET TCIOEFLA ! OfIO.
l. repair all make refrigerators and
washing machines Oliver AIS.
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS.
| We inspect. oil and adjust any make ma :
| chine, 69c. Replacement parts for all make
machines. Famous New Home" sales and
| rervice.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
| Sewing Machines. 2nd Floor DI 44OO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
leaquers TO Hear Helen Howe

MEMBERS OF the Junior League will turn out in large
numbers hear fellow Junior Lacquer Helen Howe
soo-acress who opens the Cass Town Hall series Friday
morning. in program Of original dramatic sketches
Miss Howe will be honored afterwards at luncheon
the Book Cadillac.
Among the Junior Leaguers who are going in group to
both and the luncheon Mrs Francis
Bourke president. Mrs Harold Beae who will be
panied by her sister Mrs John Dehenn Of Princeton J
Mrs Emery Hatch d.. and Mrs. Daniel Buell. H..
Many reservations have been made for the luncheon
Among those who viii be present Mrs. William
Hoey....Mrs. Richard Forsyhe Mrs Frank Coolidge
Mrs Sterling Sanford Mrs Winthrop Fuller Victor Mrs
sprague Holden Mrs. Joseph B. Mills Mrs Charles b.
Bohn Mrs. George Renchard Mrs. George Gasner
Ms Peter Marley. Mrs Archibald Mckay. Mrs Frank
Kuhn Mrs Elmer F. Tutte. Mrs. J. Henry Picher...
Mrs. Allan A. Swa.es Mrs Don McNulen.. Mrs. Leslie
c. Putnam Mrs. Thomas Morrow Mrs Prout g..
Mrs Donald Hevkns Mrs Charles Mercn Mrs Fred L.
RockeIman. Mrs. John A. Reuter- Mrs Leo Wslzer..
Mrs William G. Gros5crg Miss Lillian Hicks Miss L4nto
FulUeu... Dean Alexander and J.. @. Kay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
League Asks
Clothing Gifts

PARISH DIRECTORS and
members of the League Of Cath
Ollie Women have been asked 70
observe the oct. II dcadlne for
turning in 10 the league dona-
tionS Of two garments or a cash
equivalent cost for tho Needle
work Guilds annual project
according 10 Mrs. Heath j. Bal
lagh and Mrs William c. Roney,
section co-chairmen of the guild.
Their committee i composed
Of Mrs. Hanley Dawson. Mrs.
Frederick S. DeGalan, Mrs. Ed
ward Command. Mrs. Lloyd r.
Eagan, Mrs Charles 7. Fisher,
Mrs Stephen German. Mrs
Thomas J Joyce Jr., Mrs. r.
Lincoln Kemp. Mrs. John r.
Niece. Mrs CaSmir j Piagens,
Mrs Hubert VerbieSt. Mrs. Sid
ncyWllliS and Henrietta OBrien.
Wednesday has been pro-
claimed Detroit Day' by Mavor
JcffrleS. and TO mark the occa-
sion. the committee has asked
each contributor 10 get one new
member on that day II IS nee
c~Sary for the garments and
funds 10 be in carlyIo facilitate
packing and purchasing Of adj
dilional clothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Miss S+oH
Honored
At Shower

BRIDE ELECT MARY FL
LEN STOLL Of Crosse lie was
the guest Of honor al a supper
and bridal shower given last
night AZ the DAG by Miss Bar
bara f. Springer Of the Wardell
Sheraton. Miss Sloll will he
married 10 Joseph j. BauSer Jr.
next Tuesday.
The table was centered with
a colortul arrangement of au-
umn flowers and lighted taperS.
Guests were Mrs. Harold +.
Stoll. Mrs. Joseph J. BauSer,
Josephine BauSer Mrs. j. l..
Sherk. Edna Sherk. Mrs. p. A.
Callahan. Mrs. Hillary Knecht,
Mrs. r. s Burke. Florence Law
Ter and Mrs. John ID. Ross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
State Council
OF Garden
Group Meets

THE STATE council Of the
Woman'S National Farm and
Garden Association will meet at
the Statler Hotel Thursday at
100 p. m. Mrs. Lynn Nc
Naughton, state president, will
preside.
Among those planning 10 at
tend are Mrs. Henry Ford Mrs.
V. r. Gardner, Mrs. Seymour
Person of Lansing. Mrs. Don
Kelly and Mrs. Claude Annis Of
Battle Creek and Mrs. c. b.
ReSSeguie and Mrs. Charles w.
Teater of Saginaw.
Members of the Detro {
branch attending will be Mrs.
Ward Peck, Mrs. Fred Schu-
man and Mrs. James b. Ogden
and. from the national council,
Mrs. II. p. Williams. Mrs. Fred
erick Heutwell, Mrs. Lee f..
Joslyn Jr. and Mrs. w. d.
Thompson.
Other branches will be repre-
sented by Mrs Donald D. James,
Mrs. Atwood B. Oatman, Mrs.
Walter Fenton, Miss Marie
Louis Anderson. Miss Mercy
Hayes and Mrs. Clarence Booth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
BY Frances Drake

,ttlook Is, According TO the Stars,
tions; never let it interfere with
work, or even additional tasks
that can aid the war to a happy
conclusion. Well earned pleas
ure comes after all duties have
been discharged. Temptation to
grow careless!
OCT. % TO NOV. 20
Scorpio - Especially favored
this stimulating Wednesday:
manufacturing essentials, trans
portation, sea matters, diplo-
macy. military strategy. both In
plans for future, and carrying
out past designs; air power,
gaining in personal prestige; in
come.
NOV. p TO DEC. p
SogttturjUS Three opportune
days begin with this one. Are
YOU on your efficiency toes?
Hope so, for you'll lose valued
chances If slow or dreamy in
any Of today's hours.
DEC. - TO JAN. Fl
CUDricOfH-Nou are favored.
Prepare carefully, then attack
with vigor and assurance, never
timidly or feeling half-licked at
the start. You have endurance,
pressing powers; give yourself
always with the necessary faith
to finish whatever you begin.
JAN. p TO FEB. 90
AQuoris-We cannot put you
into the favored column as far
as planet aspects are concerned
today, but nothing can stop you
from getting into that column
on your own and staying there
with citation! Remember, the
majority Of names in the Hall of
Fame have been Aquarians.
FEB. p TO MARCH %
Pisces-Either you door you
don't! Now which is il? That's
the main question today. and IT
will come up in many different
ways. Be judicious, alert to
flaws.
A CHILD horn on mir day:
Capable in an all-round fashion;
a philosopher. kindly by nature.
Could become renowned SOL
der; many LIbranS have. Should
correct overindulging fayorite
foods, beverages, pleasures. Can
lead successfully, or follow ably.
Copyright 1913, 10y King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
OAR Officials
To Attend Tea

REGENTS AND chapter
chairmen of the OAR in this
district will be entertained at
tea tomorrow in the Women's
City Club by Mrs. Neil A.
Cameron, state chairman for
the OAR national historical
magazine
Mrs. Charles Loring Hall,
state director Will assist the
hostess. Among those who
expect to attend are Mrs. Law
lin *. James of Ann Arbor. Miss
Blanche Avery and Miss Mary
Scott Of Pontiac and representa-
tiveS OF the Detroit area
chapters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
HOROSCOPE :: :: ::

Look m the Section Your Birth,
Far Wednesday, Octobo ID.
MARCH Fl TO APRIL IN
AricS-ThiS can, should be
very lucky thirteenth Many
opportunities, some new, some
old-but varied and important
are the total.
APRIL p TO MAY 20
Taurus - This day starts a
trio of days during which you
should be able 10 make unusual
Roadway in regular work and
also in an outside endeavor. Look
for surer, shorter ways of achiey-
ing There are Improvements we
miss by overhaste.
NAY 2I TO JUNE II
GcmWi-We note quicker.
greater change in the months
p etary CONGREGATIONS
and subsequent tendencies-all
for the better. Favorable pros
poets increase, as do advantages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
IFS Moving Time for Society

MEMBERS OF fashionable society this fall@seem to have
4 great urge 10
People who for years and years have lived in the same
houses are changing their abodes
The Ralph Stoepels e.. who always have lived in Bloom.
field Hills leased house Rvard boulevard, Crosse
Ponte which they occupying q.
They spend their weekends their country place in the
Hills. however. y.
Mrs William F. Connolly settled in house in
Vendome road Farms having deserted her
Boston Blvd residence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
DR.. Baker TO Talk
To Round Table

DR.. HARRY BAKER of the
psychological clinic of the board
of education will address the
Cerveny Womens Round Table
9:15 a. m. Thursday at the Ger
veny s hool. Mrs. Ralph +.
DeShier will preside,
The Round Table meets each
Thursday morning for discus
sion period. Mrs. Clara B. Lemm
OF Wayne University is in
Suuctor for the group and gives
weekly talks on psychology The
clubs current project is 10 aid
IN combating juvenile delin-
qucncy through child psychology.
Membership Is open to all women
interested IN the groups activi-
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

= Comes IN, and Find Whot Your
June - 70 JJLY IS
Capcer-Nou can gain ground
though Shedding may not be easy;
or YOU can sit back. say, It's
too hard, I'll wait for another
time, or another chance.' Don't
do that Try.
JULY u TO AUG. p
Leo-Friendly for work, char
ity and heart interests. You can
increase prestige greatly for
yourself, your family and coun-
try. Don't let the chance slip
by unnoticed.
AUG. - TO SEPT. %
Y i,.go - In many respects
you'll find the going easy, and
opposition melting before your
sturdy effort. But there will be
some snags. Be vigilant. philo-
sophical and smiling throughout.
SEPT. - TO OCT. =
iiby0 -- Opportune day, but
take pleasure in healthy por-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

WHAT FUN for a little tot
10 see these chubby friends on
his own linens or tiny gar
ments. And such fun for you to
embroider them IN black or
gray outline stitch using bright
color for the easy flowers.
Pattern 617 contains a trans
fer pattern of y motifs rang
ing from 5x51a to ia inches;
stitches: list of materials.
This pattern, together with A
transfer. pattern of tasteful en-
broidery motifs that you can
use on many articles, ID cents.
Send - cents in coins for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department l225 Times
Square. Detroit 81. Mich.
Send an additional ID cents
for oJr. new 32-page Needlecraft
Catalog containing 1873 illuStra-
tons Of beautiful designs for
embroidered linens, knitting,
crochet. quilts, home decora-
tiOnS and TOYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Mrs. Beatty's Sister Visits

MRS JOHN DIELHENN Of Princeton, y j. arrives today
10 visit her sister, Harold Beatty of Pine court
Crosse Pointe. weeks
Several parties .hononng Mrs. DieIhenn.. are in the
ofing 49,.
Mrs Charles Butler Friday will entertain at buffet
luncheon...at her house in Merr"eather road Crosse
Ponte....
Among those invited. besides Mrs. Delhenn and Mrs
Beatty are Mrs Goodenoush Mrs Alexander Giiard
go Mrs. George Schcmm Mrs Hunter Williams Mrs
William Dunn Mrs Frederick Fuger. Mrs, Bill Hutchin-
son . Mrs Gerald Ives Mrs. Burns McGruder who re-
Gently Crosse Pone from Boston and her sister
Christine Lowell of Boston,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
AppIe Sauce TO
Flavor Hot Bre ad

FOR THOSE Of you who like
hot breads. here is one that
should suit you perfectly It's
little different from the ordi-
nary run Of mullins, and watch
it create a sensation IN your
house. It's that special apple
sauce flavor, and the surprise Of
finding the raislnS, that do the
trick.
Apple Sauce Rsisin Mullins
2 cups flour
2 tablespoons sugar
I teaspoons all phosphate bak-
ing powder
? teaspoon salt
2 eggs
! cup milk
y cup thick apple sauce
3 tablespoons melted shorten
ing
y cup raisins.
Sift together flour, sugar.
baking powder and salt Beat
eggs; add milk. Add TO dry
ingredients. stirring only TO
moiSten. Add apple sauce and
melted shortening add ralSlnS.
Fill creased muffin pans two
thirds full and bake in hot
oven 400 degrees for 20 min
utes. Makes about y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
De ssert Bridge
Held by Guild

a DESSERT bridge party was
10 be given by members Of the
Bon Secours Guild this after
noon at the Bon SecourS Hos
pital in CadieuX road.
Mrs r. r. Burns was 10 he
general chairman and was 10 be
assisted by Mrs. William Meath,
Mr.. Nelson Mcbride, Mrs.
Arthur j. Fcrland. Mrs. J. v.
Tobln. Mrs W. J.. Goodson and
Mrs. .lOhn T. Condor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Moody's Take Netting House

THE WILLIAM J. MoODYs have taken Mrs. Ralph B
Nettngs road Crosse Ponte and moving
in Tuesday
Mrs Netting you going Washington, D. c..
to join 1t. Netting for the duration
Mrs Theodore Fletcher is reopenng her house in
Rivard Blvd which lived in since early June
Since her from Nantucket Mrs Fletcher has been
staying with her and daughter-inaw. the Charles
Fletchers OF Vendome road 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Bridge Party Today

A BRIDGE parry viii be given
bN 81. Gregory'S parish tonight
A $50 IN the auditorium on
Dexter This Is The first IN
series of parties TO be held prior
10 the parish bazaar scheduled
for Nov 4 10 NOV. Z.
Mrs. A. 9. Turcotte is chair
man Of the party and viii be
assisted by a large committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Principals Plan
Tea Tomorrow

A TEA honoring retired and
new members of the Detroit
Women Principals Club will be
given tomorrow from 4 10 s
p. m. in the Detroit Scarab
Club.
Exhibitions of painting, sculp-
1ure and crafts by art inStruc-
tors IN Detroit public schools
Will also be at the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Marine Auxiliary Tea

MARINE CORPS LEAGUE
AUXILIARY ef Detroit. Unit
No. | were TO entertain AZ A tea
for mothers. wives. sisters and
daughters Of marines and eX-
marines this afternoon IN tho
Veterans Building on East
jefferson at Hastings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Dingemons Now
Living at Hubbard

JUDGE AND MRS. HARRY
J. DINGEMAN, who formerly
lived in Virginia Park, are now
making their home in the HIib-
bard Apartments IN East jeff
erson avenue. The Dlngemans
returned recently from Gratiot
Beach where they had been
since early summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Cpl. WorsIey
Returns Here

CPL. CHARLES II. WORS-
LEY of Woodbine drive, Red
ford. returned Sunday 10 his
home after spending a few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold WorSley, in Sarnia.
Cpl. WorSley is expecting MS
brother. Air Cadet Donald Wor-
sley of Sarnia 10 arrive here N
a few DAYS 10 visit him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Beauty Drink

DRINK your way 10 beauty
but with wafer and fruit juiCel
Ginger Rogers. drinks eight
glasses Of water day and two
tumblers of orange juice. plus
A glass of grapefruit juice at
bedtime.