Alice Crabb. left, and ( Tat O’Hair checked over Liggett *}}cit‘S i/Jo Jem 1 liinelt the timetable at Michigan for Central Station yesterday Has Annual Page November 1943 THE OETROIT TIMES afternoon before boarding 10 the tram for Toronto, where they *Vill spend Thanksgiving with Pat's Program Mrs. Reginald Jones. iiayfair aunt, LIGGETT SCHOOL was to hold its traditional Thanksgiv- TAa> CJ^cupJLtuenn ing program this morning at 11 II o'clock. Miss Betty Roehm was - ¦ In¦ - - ¦ t- ¦ r~l • • r 1 f 7-r~- to read the President’* annual AN IMPOSING group of army, navy and ajr force officers Thanksgiving proclamation. ....from American. Canadian and British posts located in The students of the ninth will be on hand to welcome the officers grade el#>s were to present Detroit and Windsor "Bird Cage Maker" with the fol- posts, .-.and to meet other officers .. .at of their respective lowing girls in the cast: m- w the United Nations officers’ dance tomorrow night .. Joyce Steinbach. Julie Mar- The Spanish Room of the Fort Shelhv Hotel, which is to shall. Joyce Crawford, Phyllis Fraser, be the setting for the first social affair sponsored by the club Barbara Reynolds. Doro- being gaily thy Remy, Audrey Castiglione, . own . clubrooms is since it gave up its Elaine Cotruro, Patricia Sillo- . decorated with bunting and flags of the Allied nations. wav. Barbara Blossom, Phyllis There will be no formal receiving line.... Sehlitters, Bert me Whitney, Dolores Wilson. Barbara Law- Members of Reception Committee son. Betty Osborne, Caroline Smith. Nancy Roehm, Isabelle THE RECEPTION committor is composed of Lt. Comdr. fIErHMf W Baxter, Ann Laser. Cathryn Patrick Jackson of the Royal Navy. Squadron leader Denis Jackson. Ann Boeghold. Chris- p J-* y-<idyi Joy A. Briggs of the RAF. from Grosse lie. ‘ Lt. Comdr. A. Ross tine Boomer. Joan Stanton. {vHHHh Pickell and Cathryn Rockdmar. Webster of the Royal Canadian Volunteer Reserve, nnd Mrs. 1, SI r » £"4IEPBBMBMH|r'..-v:wV. £ y. »9| ‘yjSt Webster. .Lt. F. N. Carmichael of the HMCS Hunter, Wind- 1 -i ”Xv 4 Army Air Forces, y'?',» 1 .^jjgMMHri ** • Sorority Pledges .. Alfred H. Johnson of the C. S. ¦ sor. Col. i It• 1 - i - and Mrs. Johnson... Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. Byron Flechtner I 1 t i ' ...Maj. George Reach, U. S. A., and Mrs. Reach.... Lt. Ed- 3 Detroit Girls • and Col. George K. Strong ward H. Feinning. U. S. N. R.. MISS NORMA CHAMBERS .. *?*..i Mrs. Forrest McMillan.... Mrs. Lionel M. Woolson Mar- of Sorrento .avenue, Miss Jeanne garet Bradford. .. Mary Blaney. who also is general chairman Mann of Tracey avenue and Patricia Perry of Crane ... Helen Robertson and I»is Bowman.... Mrs. Max llHhrruht avenue, students at. Hillside College, have been pledged by Mrs. John Charles Griffin was Miss - Gwendolyn Hostesses at Dance .. • IBk4kj«» / Assisting **&k .#i® tf&^'’the Sigma Mu chapter of Sigma ..^-•’fe'^^^.y^^jMff. v^ffSPß#^.s fi fIE -JET/» WfMW’HP/ ’^* MRS. DWIGHT D. EDWARDS is chairman of junior host- Alpha lota, national sorority. Fleming before her marriage Tuesd esses . and Mrs. Thomas L. Joyce Jr. is chairman of senior hostesses ... Among assjsting hostesses are. .. .Nicole Garduit.... >-' ..* / Charlotte Wilt.... Joan Gamsau. .. .Patty Hi11.... Martha Mfcjjb *,is set &\S! ji/# f sOe; Jaf^tJBSSRIRi& ... MARGARINE HAVE Barbara 801t0n.... Ken- THE Nancy WOMEN Russell... .Shirley Hern. nedy Mary Acker.... Rosemary Sanders. ... Betty raull ' x Rp * • Cv RSJ.;.'^ f MrgJm* %mt .5 JHjsf 4 ‘*Sßr*v ....Eileen Kunze. .. .Barbara Dahaney.... Kathleen Morrison Schulte..., .... Helen Jacobs... .and Loretta DREAMED OF HAS ATLAST COME TRUE! Among officers and their wives who will be presented are ....Col. Victor L. Colson Col. and Mrs. Italic Gordon Capt. and Mrs. R. Thornton Brodhead. .. .Capt. and Mrs. Jack- Gwendolyn son L. Flake Maj. and Mrs. Thomas De Mint Flying Officer and Mrs. E. M. Walker Lt. Mitchell. RCNVR. and Fleming War II Mrs. Mitchell Lt. and Mrs. Joseph E. Canning Lt. and World Mrs. Francis C. Cart Lt. and Mrs. N. B. Tompkins All commanding officers in this area have been asked to Married be patrons.... BLACK DIAMOND: HUGE VASES of white chrys- Family Thanksgiving Party anthemums and candelabra MRS. RALPH HARMAN BOOTH is giving a family bolding tall white tapers deco- Thanksgiving party and will have as her guests . her (iaugh- rated Visitation Church yester- f&isS&i ter-in-law, Mrs. John I>nrd Booth and her grandchildren, day morning for the wedding of Doreene. Winkie and Jackie. ... Miss Gwendolyn Fleming, daugh- Lt. Booth is stationed at Norfolk. Va ter of Mrs. Kathleen Bateson Fleming of Longfellow avenue, Grosse Pointe Games Party and John Charles Griffin, son MANY OF the same people spotted at the DACs pre- of Mrs. John Griffin of Mark avenue, the Mr. Thanksgiving games party Monday night.... turned out again Twain nnd late Yacht Club's games party. Griffin. V last night ...to the Grosse Pointe The Rev. Fr. Raymond Flem- The hope of winning one of those enticing-looking gift ing. uncle of the bride, offici- baskets .. and the jollyinformality of this type of party. ... ated. The bride is also the niece attracted hundreds of members who dined at the club and of the late Rt. Rev. Msgr. John DoyTCT played : The bridal gown was fash- There were numerous large parties.... ioned of brocaded ivory satin Among those who had reservations were ... Commodore with a long fitted bodice having and Mrs. Ward Peck, who had a party of eight... Mr. and a deep yoke of silk marquisette Mrs. Lawrence Peez, a party of 10....Mr5. George Brett and looped satin The skirt was a long flowing Shaeffer, six Victor Sincere, reser- full with and a table for Mr. and Mrs. train. vations for six Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wettlaufer, a party of 12 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Frantz, a party of eight ...the Wears Illusion Veil Benzins, 10 Mr. and Mrs. Todd W. Fredericks, six Elmer The bride wore a coronet of ....Dr. and Mi's. Alex Stirling Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fleck. French imported orange blos- Mr. and Mrs. S. Clifford Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Marion soms and an illusion bridal veil Zwolinski the Cliff Warners Commodore and Mrs. H. J. of fingertip length. She carried Woodall, a party of seven.... Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Koeble, an arm bouquet of gardenias centered with a large white or- lour,, , four th» Rny Frneha.iifs— .the. Fitzpatricks, , Liebolds, chid. the John Tullins, a party of seven....the E. G. The maid of honor, Miss lone reservations for eight....the John P. Frasers, three ...the Reuter, wore an ice-blue satin .. gown, styled with a deep heart- So delicious, so fresh, so sweet, Richard Degeners. .. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Chat low’. .the Owen shaped neckline, and short R. Skeltons. ... sleeves. The skirt was \er> lull The H. Murriy Northrups entertained 11 guests . Mr. and gathered to scalloped hip we dare suggest the hardest test of all and Mrs. John H. French had a table for four .. .the Andrew line and was embellished with L. Malotts, a table for six....the E. A. MacDonalds, a table scrolls of deep wine velvet. She for four Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Williams, reservations for six wore a tiny calot of matching — "//or-zvop a shoulder- save by r/isrzresr"/ wine velvet with Help to coal ....George M. Frishkorn. ... Mr. and Mrs. Ed T. Bartel.... length veil of the same shade • "It’s true., folks'" says Blue Bonnet Sue. “A fresh pasteurized skim . from hne the Leo Bartemeiers Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wettlaufer, reser- of jylk all f and carried an arm bouquet smoking-hot food is the hardest test of nil for a Ameritan farms. And we toiled for months over for Mrs. Herman the W. H. Farrs, in blending vations 12.... Koestlin.... chrysanthemums conserving electricity margarine. For nhen a margarine is hot and melt- the recipe so you folks can h;y <• a mil tablc-tf>read a party of five... .the H. R. Nickersons, a party of five. ... autumn shades. ing. your taste w ill tell you instantly how good it is. —chock-full of fresh, sweet flavor... jam-packed nourishment—food-energy, . • DIA- ‘‘That’s why I’d like you folks to try my new with \it.imin A ChTWon Velvet Gown L<sng ago. coal acquired the title "BLACK right down the last tempting Bridge to Aid Symphony Blue lionnet Margarine on crisp, hot toast! Or put to hit! , MOND." Coal is precious today because it is a a hig, tatty of it in a steaming potato! get pound of Marga- THE ADVISORY hoard of the Women's Association of Miss Mary Ann Doyle, cousin chunk baked “So a mv new Blue Bonnet war material, it is needed to run Or spread it on piping-hot waffles! Then I know rine— today! Spread it on bread! I se.it oti vege- rpet Women's of "the bride, was junior brides- critical because yesferdayin the you’ll agree it’s got ... the Detorat Symphony honest-to-goodness baking . is . pan- Orchestra was gowned in, cream steel mills aitd railroads and power plants as that real, tables in for Aim for to meet its maid. She table-spread flavor—that tempting deliciousness frying' s v my Blue City Club to plan a project... .to raise money chiffon velvet, with a homes. You'll me win I th.fi in new colored well as to.heat our, that makes things really appetizing! Bonnet, the margarine evotnen.have of to the maintenance fund of' the orchestra. bodice, dreutrnsd pledge fitted short sleeves and * has at last entile true! • \»»>? required every >nu see, mv new Blue Bonnet Margarine is put •t ¦ It w»« l»r> VyH a bridge party early in an extremely full skntVand Jnousunuto oi ions oi tow n _ s hy tyiake wore a ()utch cap in the same day plants to make the electricity out the same people who Heischnunn't “Remember—it's Fie is*luv-inn's Blue Bonnet January' in one rtf the downtown hqtels.