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Page Eighteen<br />
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who, where and wh<strong>at</strong>not<br />
MARCH MEMO<br />
MRS. CHARLES C. MERKEL wears a fetching Spring<br />
topper ... small white chapeau with yards of jet black wide<br />
mesh veiling . • , '<br />
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MRS. STERLING .SANFORD •.• interviewed POINTER<br />
JULIE HARRIS and STAR ETHEL WATERS backstage<br />
<strong>at</strong> "Member of The Family" ..• and ftUotes Miss W<strong>at</strong>ers as<br />
saying "My Baby (Julie) is the star of this show,"<br />
*<br />
. THE JAMES LAFERS felt a little unn<strong>at</strong>ural about their<br />
last Christmas in Florida •.. not a trace of snow .. ~ until<br />
MRS. GEORGE SLOCUM reminded them, "There were<br />
palm trees and warm breezes in Jerusalem when Christ<br />
was born" and then it seemed a better Christmas than<br />
ever .• ,<br />
* ", ...<br />
MRS. NELSON THORNTON WATERFALL, mama of<br />
the deb, looks debutante a~e herself, ••<br />
>II<br />
by<br />
whoozit<br />
MRS. NELSON SCHLAFF finally telephoned the television<br />
repair department and said in resigned tones, "If<br />
you had to live with three children who are waiting for their<br />
television set to get back home, I know you'd be faster about<br />
repairing ours."<br />
The modern punishment for the school set <strong>at</strong> the Pointe<br />
is "No Television." The crime is seldom repe<strong>at</strong>ed.<br />
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NOMINATED FOR OBLIVION: Th<strong>at</strong> Pointer who<br />
claims the only elite in the Pointe live on the street she does!<br />
Ii<<br />
.Fe<strong>at</strong>ure<br />
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Pointer 'of Int.erest<br />
Good Taste<br />
Favorite Recipes<br />
, of<br />
People in the Know<br />
Contributed by<br />
~rs. Harold B. Tyree<br />
C~nter to Hold<br />
Dancing Party<br />
flOm s~me o~l.d Aztec Indwns. . to her collection. er, suitable for holding cocktails I M Q . d th d The new square dancing craze<br />
SaId Chwf Aztec to Mrs. Aztec: Ixnay, Edith, opstay I I or wine. • . " . r. ueeney an <strong>at</strong> ar. has hit the Pointe and the Young<br />
appingya about wh<strong>at</strong> a hard ada,' vou had <strong>at</strong> the actoryfa. In fact a fose bo,~l, over a f She combe.? the shopsa~d :gn, seWveh~yea<strong>at</strong>rten°dsld SGhraorsos: Adult Group will offer an evening<br />
of fun and instruction in this<br />
'} t'h . t t • • hundred years old, IS one 0 th d I k h t h<br />
un t 1 e OurlS s ay amscray. Mrs. Queeney's pets and used e ea ers . ne,; was e 'Pointe Country .Day and<br />
'" * fine old art when th~y have<br />
t/' regularly to hold flowers in wa~ted but hadn t seen such sparkles like a diamond. sun<br />
their next informal evening <strong>at</strong><br />
We do think th<strong>at</strong> the clerk in the super market might be I the <strong>at</strong>tractive living room of a. pitcher f?r y~ars. T~e?"co~., burst herself <strong>at</strong> Miss Annie the Grosse Pointe War .Memorial<br />
a little more astute. He turned from his fruit IJiJillO' to regard Iller Maumee road home. tmued their.. trlp, arr1VIng 1~ Ward Foster's dancing classes,<br />
l"> Chicago to VISItMrs. Queeney s add to the collection on all <strong>Center</strong> on Friday, March 17, from<br />
a mother and daughter, dressed in mother and daughter "Mother and F<strong>at</strong>her we're al- aunt, Mrs. Walter James Ham- present giving occasions 8:30 until 12.<br />
outfits, and said, ways comforted th<strong>at</strong> Montgom- lin who has many friends here . Expert teachers will be on<br />
"You twins waited on?" ery was definitely out of the <strong>at</strong> the Pointe and first thing. There are a half dozen vari- hand to show the young people<br />
... ... >I< Southern tornado zone because niece said to' aunt she had to sized vases which hold the flowthe<br />
city is built in the bend of do some shopping. ers all about the Queeney home.<br />
in the college age through twenties<br />
bracket how easy. it is to get<br />
a river." Mrs. Queeney recalled "Wh<strong>at</strong> kind of .shopping, dear?" ~ flo~er 'basket .iri .the .daisy. de.<br />
into the .swing of things.<br />
Overheard as two postdebs met on Kercheval:<br />
"We haven't had a good talk in ages .•. Let's go to<br />
the movies!"<br />
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A hungry guest <strong>at</strong> a recent party s<strong>at</strong> <strong>at</strong> the Oysters<br />
Rockefeller pl<strong>at</strong>ter and consumed three dozell all by him~<br />
self!<br />
MY FAVORITE<br />
Book , , Little Women Church t.O. Hold<br />
Author , Clarence Buddington Kelland V' S.<br />
Character in a book Uncle Bobber esper erVlCe<br />
Play South Pacific -- .<br />
Actress : Getrude Lawrence The Grosse Pointe Memorial<br />
Actor , Ezio Finza' Church will present a Vesper<br />
Movie ,: , , David Copperfield servdice °MMuhsic1z<strong>at</strong><br />
f A 4 : 45 Pl'm d .on M . h Sun ay, aTC . pre u e 0 f<br />
OVIe Actress ,: K<strong>at</strong> erine Hepburn string trio .and organ music to<br />
Movie Actor , Robert Montgomery include son<strong>at</strong>as by Mozart and<br />
TV SJ10W ,: , Arthur Godfrey Handel. ~ill be played by Mar-<br />
Redio Pro;rt'm " , : ,., Fred Waring g81'et SEmon, violinist; Charles<br />
Radio Entertainer (f) , Lily Pons Treger, violinist; Eleanor Liebich,<br />
Radio Entertainer (m) , Arthur Godfrey 'cellist and Malcom Johns, or-<br />
Comment<strong>at</strong>or ".., Fulton Lewis Jr. ganist' and choirmaster.<br />
Columnist , Mark Beltaire H~~e gi~~~,~r b;h~~.:~l, s~~~"~~~<br />
Cartoon ,,, Penny the Sen,ior Choir in singing "0<br />
Cartoonist Al Capp: Come to My Heart Lord Jesus"<br />
Poet : " , Rudyard Kipling by Ambrose.' ,<br />
MUS1C Symphony Miss MarcieCurtiss, director of<br />
Song , , : An~r My Daughter Sings the Junior and Sen~or Choir~ w~l1<br />
Magazine S<strong>at</strong>urday Evening Post conduct the Semor ChOlr m<br />
Game , , , , Bridge TSPhickecr'hs "Fhea'rChN~t,0 'lllsrae:l",<br />
S . '1' e ure Olr Wl .smg<br />
AP~rt j Sai mg Sorensen's "Bethany, 0 Peaceful<br />
mmal , : Dog Habit<strong>at</strong>JOn" accompanied by the<br />
Person (excluding family) , :,..~ Arthur Godfrey stLing trio and the organ. Mr.<br />
Flower : Lily of The Valley Johns' -(ill play the Virgil ,.Fox<br />
Jewel , Sapphire arrangement of Bach's "Come<br />
Color " Blue Sweet De<strong>at</strong>h" and be joined. by<br />
City , ,., , , Grosse Pointe b the Cstrinl?' trio in "0 Sanctissma"<br />
D ' . yore 11. .<br />
ance , Sam~a The public is cordially, invited<br />
Perfume Black S<strong>at</strong>m to <strong>at</strong>tend the service; I<br />
Costume , ,......................... Evening<br />
Food ,., , , ,.., Beef Steak ~~<br />
Aversion , Drunks ~~ . TELEVISION. Diversion , , ,.,., -;::;=:=:=;;.::: === =..:= = =D;;;:;a=nc::;;;;in~g,<br />
! ~ RADIO. REOORbs ~<br />
LAMP APTITUDE TESTS ~ Expert Rad.io Repair . ~<br />
SHADES enable .YOU to learn the kind ot , ~,. ServIce ~.:<br />
: work ~'OU can hl'st succeed In. or ~ ~<br />
ReC"ovNlng I Ih'" llinrl lif studIes YOU should ~ k O'C ,~<br />
CUSTOM MADE ~~~O\~'lg~r men and women. boy' ~Jac . OnnOr~il<br />
tu YUU' O~(\el VOCATIO:"lA', COU~SF.LJNG I" . ~.<br />
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PIck Un & i)pllven Daniel L. 6eck, Director I.'" TU. '1~165S . .~\.<br />
956 Maccabees Bldg. TE. 11.5~.1 .<br />
WA. 4.9662 '-- Woodward near Warren ..--J:<br />
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Equipment<br />
Continues to-<br />
Arrive<br />
FOR ALL SPRING. SPORTS •••<br />
Windbreakers<br />
Mel'l's 8 40 Boy's 6 95<br />
Sizes .• Sizes. • '<br />
WATER<br />
106 ~Kercheval<br />
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REPELLENT<br />
by Congress<br />
Windbreakers by Su~ Volley<br />
Men's. 1.0.95 In 15 00<br />
Sizes.<br />
NyIQn'.<br />
insurE?\your place<br />
sun bE?foreyou<br />
a facial,<br />
Yvonne<br />
i~unt<br />
TU. 1-5262<br />
in the<br />
southward ..• '<br />
a pedicure,<br />
a fresh hair styling ~<br />
••• stepping stones toa holiday<br />
beauty salon<br />
17028 Ke:chevalJ in the' Village<br />
Grosse ,Painte<br />
A1'POIN'rMENTS-TUXEDO . 2.9440 .<br />
Smart<br />
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This is an ever ready spread<br />
to serve with cocktails, salads<br />
and cel'tain soups.<br />
In a small stone jar, you<br />
may cut up or gr<strong>at</strong>e any<br />
scraps of, cheese, such as<br />
cheddar, roquefort, blu, "s~ore<br />
cheese" or even the leftovers<br />
from a jar, Keep this con~<br />
stantly moist with port wine,<br />
and it will spread easily.<br />
Mothers'<br />
To Give Party<br />
Club'<br />
The Mothers' Club of Grosse<br />
Pointe High School has announced<br />
a party for students of<br />
Brownell Junior High, seventh,<br />
eighth, and ninth graders, to be<br />
held <strong>at</strong> the High School on Friday<br />
evening, March 10, from 7:30<br />
until 10:30 o'clock. •<br />
The party, which is being called<br />
the "March Whirl Wind," will<br />
include games, movies, dancing,<br />
and a student's talent contest<br />
with prizes for the ones receiving<br />
the rhost applause. It is ex-,<br />
pected' ih<strong>at</strong> more than the 200<br />
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PILFERINGS who <strong>at</strong>tended the Junior High \<br />
Said Mama to Papa during the movie, just as two hungry party for seventh and eighth<br />
wolves rushed <strong>at</strong> the heroine in the forest. "Think I should graders last fall, will be present<br />
call and see how the sitter is making out with the childr.en'l MRS. J: REX QUEENEY OF ~AUM~E ROAD * -Picture by Fred Runnells Friday night., I<br />
Ralph?" 1 Unless you know her well, you might thmk Mrs. J, Rex' t 11" 1 h th 'd d' Mr and Mrs Alton Hunting- i<br />
'" Q 'h' bb 11 t' l' d" 1 a, aug s e Wl e-eye . .'.<br />
'" * I ueeney soy-co ec mg cut g aSS-iS a contra lChon to niece.. tOxtare chalrmen m charge-of ar.<br />
Said Mr. Smith: I've misjudged my mother.in.la, ... alII her own sparkling personality, There's something so modern PERFECT COMBINATION ra?gements. ~thers 0D; the comthese<br />
years. I've discovered she didn't want her daughter I about her ... and something so old fashioned and sentimental r rmttee who WIllhelp WIth games.<br />
to marry me." about cut glass. ;< ~, '" But this band box elegant impressions on hand~es. the palm collectLOnwhen he sent a cut Reuter, Mr.' and Mrs. Ulrich<br />
At a local club. elegant male member on the phone, 'oung m<strong>at</strong>ron is really just a leaf p<strong>at</strong>tern an~ we 11know th~t glass whiskey decanter complete Berard, Mr. and Mrs. Louis<br />
"Jarvis, can you come over to the club immed1<strong>at</strong>elv? My J It" - tIt d h . tt h- lovely ?ut a bIt m~re usual, lS with lock and key! .A favorite Vollmer, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.<br />
sho . t' d" . . so 1e a 1ear an er a ac the dalsy p<strong>at</strong>tern m cut glass neighbor called and presented Blashill, Mr. and Mrs. Gus<br />
e s un 1e . '" '" • ment to cut glass springs from objects. Mrs, Queeney with a .stunning Dahlen, Mr. and Mrs. Terry<br />
her little girlhood days. The so CASUAL palm leaf etched cut glass footed Snowday, and Mr. and Mrs.<br />
Pointe wag to large g<strong>at</strong>hering. daughter of the l<strong>at</strong>e Rev. andSmtle years ago. Mr. and Mrs. compote which has place of honor N<strong>at</strong>han B. Goodnow.<br />
"Now don't stop me if you've heard this one, I want to Mrs. John .Bass Shelton of Queeney Iwere on a holiday in on the living room coffee table<br />
hear it again myself." Montg.omcr v , Ala., her mother the .south and went over to New (and you'd be surprised, wh<strong>at</strong> a<br />
* ' " * . loved cut Jglass and in the Orleans. N<strong>at</strong>urally, Mrs. Queeney charming combin<strong>at</strong>ion the ultra<br />
A touchinf! 'little scene brom.rht back from M b dashed to the French antique modern le<strong>at</strong>her topped, low table<br />
. ~. .' . eXiCO Y fashion of the day. devoted a shops in search of cut glass. She and the footed cut glass compote<br />
a. Pomter. who WIth her J:usbanc1 was buym~ some pottery: section of the china cupboard particularly.v,ranted a small pitch- , are!)<br />
the other day. "And one of my Mrs. Hamlin asked and then her. sign, 1S usually fllled :v!th bnght<br />
most vivid childhood memories niece told her how she'd been blosso~s on the wrItmg desk.<br />
• ... * is about th<strong>at</strong> night when, ,the lookIng and looking for a cut rr: h<strong>at</strong> pIece c~me from an a~c-<br />
"St ., . d t"h h b d h' 'f b d b bend of the river notwithstand- glass' wine pitcher etc. tl,on an~ a frJ~nd, who was bld.<br />
0kP: cr!e e us an a~ IS W1 e. .ag an. aggage, ing, a twister rode through the dmg bnskly tl11she turned and<br />
was wal mg down the front drIve ... leavm~ h1m forever, 1 city and as it passed the rectory Mrs. Q,ueeney remembers she saw who seemed to want the<br />
,---------------------.-----1' Mother's cut glass colleciion. It tblS con~ers<strong>at</strong>1on. took place, all<br />
"Let me store this moment in all its lo'velincss." there was a terrific crash. w~s pulllng ?er gloves on as basket so much, graciously ceased<br />
bidding and the pretty girl with<br />
was in pieces, all over the dining ready fa. the tnp to town. Her the magnificent blue eyes and a<br />
J.<br />
;room floor, and J'ust one vase au.ndt thought a m0l!lent and strong resemblance to. Loretta<br />
sal .<br />
• • escaped . . . the rose buwl I . Young, got the flower basket.<br />
~a''o'''ttl,.( I/J/J ,.( have today" I "Why, Helen. I have some cut . "<br />
. V J,' I ,. f.,J . . glass r haven't thought of for At the moment, she s <strong>at</strong>ldmg<br />
Lookmg <strong>at</strong> the bowl, we found Y th. d' -r d to her taole cut glass for this<br />
I d b t<br />
'k' .t 1. years. our mo er an use . '<br />
we 1a een a 109 Cll g ass t . 11 t 't If . 'd l'k 't Pomter of Intere.st whose en.<br />
t h<br />
" t d 11 th 0 co ec .1. you 1 eo,<br />
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.0 00 muc -,-orglan e a ese 1 k " thuslasms center around her<br />
years. It is hand et~hed in a 00 ... , ' family, home, church and fdends<br />
pineapple p<strong>at</strong>tern, dellght of cut .Well-th<strong>at</strong> s whe.re ~he wme ... and she does love music and<br />
glass fanciers. Hereafter' we'~l be pltche~, all etched lo a' resplend- color and travel ... thinks there's<br />
observant when around cut glass. ant dlamond sun burst p<strong>at</strong>tern nothing lovelier t.han "hand cut<br />
We'l1 look for the diamond sun came from. ' crystal, white linen and old<br />
burst p<strong>at</strong>tern, . the. thumb nail ."And she was so casual about I silver."<br />
There will also be tables set up<br />
for cards and ping pong. L<strong>at</strong>er in<br />
the evening there'll, be "regular"<br />
dancing and refreshments will be<br />
served. The admission chargb of<br />
50c covers everything.<br />
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Thursday. March 9, r950<br />
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f/J$tnte .<br />
I . Counter Points<br />
Diminutives by Martini: .. usually scarce as can be •••<br />
have arrived in fetching ~d wonderful quantity <strong>at</strong> JACOB~<br />
SON'S over there on Kercheval. If you are five feet five<br />
inches . • . or under . '.' you have already blessed these<br />
Diminutives which vanish your fitting problem and tre<strong>at</strong>.<br />
you with the same elegance as a long sternn:ied American<br />
Beauty! The new Spring collection over <strong>at</strong> JACOBSON'S<br />
is exciting ... for instance, an intriquer: a crisp toast s:aI'<br />
faille suit with its own snowy pique weskitt, handsomely<br />
tail9red! There's a daytime dress for a diminutive: its grace~<br />
ful sleeves <strong>at</strong>tached to a molded waist and there's added in~<br />
terest in a side swept skirt. A touch of Spring is introduced<br />
in a fresh white nylon jabot. The frock comes' in navy or<br />
black. Still another to make a diminutive's eyes sparkle: a<br />
bold. black and white printed silk, the p<strong>at</strong>t~rn. splash~d<br />
fascin<strong>at</strong>ingly. Three bows accentu<strong>at</strong>e the sl1m hlplme. We re<br />
really dazzled <strong>at</strong> the variety of suits and ~r?cks. J~C~B-<br />
SON'S have managed to get in the Martin! DimInutIVe<br />
line ... all beauties ... all dram<strong>at</strong>ic and fl<strong>at</strong>tering to the<br />
ga~ who usually has a t-i~in.e getting fitted.<br />
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