32 Friday, December 21, 1919

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Danny Raskin's

The Best of Everything

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QUITE AN AFFAIR ...
very finely put together ...
and worth between $35,000
and $40,000 to the Met-
ropolitan March of Dimes
coffers . . . This was the
unique "Tuxedos and Ten-
nis Shoes" affair given re-
cently at Hamilton Place on
Southfield.
There was always some-
thing going on ... furs and
jewelry exhibits ... fashion
shows ... aquatic ballet ex-
hibitions ... hors d'oeuvres
galore ... drinks unlimited
. . . a fine dinner . . . and lots
of people confusedly dressed
like they didn't know what
else to wear.
One highlight of the eve-
ning was an hors d'oeuvres
competition by noted folks
around town ... and judg-
ing notables ... Only the
judges were supposed to
taste those goodies made for
points ... but the recipes
were given to Hamilton
Place chefs to make for
everyone ... Winner was
Ardis Keneally of TV's
"Romper Room" of a few
years back, whose Ginocehi.
Verdi (spinach and
semolina dumpling with
mornay sauce) took top
honors.
Florine Mark, a con-
testant, had among the
best meat balls I've eaten
... Weight Watchers, too,
reminded Marge Rob-
bins ... MaryAnna Hall
learning she was pre-

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gnant that morning ...

She and hubby Craig,
Hamilton Place owners,
were co-chairpersons for
the affair ... WXYZ-Ch.
7's Jack McCarthy
among the best-liked
persons on local televi-
sion .. .
Bob Talbert, Free Press
columnist, head bent in
earnest as he went from
contestant to contestant,
tasting and writing ...
Judges Mary Conway lis-
tening as Harry Satchwell,
her co-author of "Meet, Eat
& Enjoy Greater Detroit"
says he'll take off 45 more
pounds ... Dick and Gail
Purtan having to leave
early so he can get up to
entertain his very faithful
early-morning followers
over CKLW radio ... Gail
and Mel Ball already par-
ents for six months ... Judy
Schwartz looking like she
was from another planet ...
with her plastic conehead
and ears "hat."
Tova Lantz wearing a
real injury collar from an
auto accident of a month ago
. Max and Dorothy Shaye
kissing in front of the many
people (attendance at the af-
fair was about 400) ... Joe
Steingold passing out fake
$100 bills from his 50th
surprise birthday party by
wife Bonnie ... Jack Iden
alone while wife Shirlee
worked late in the evening
at Southfield Eccentric ...
Tom Schoenith dancing in
tennis shoes with wife
Diane ... They'd look good
wearing scuba flippers ...
Ninth anniversary day of
Kathy and Fred Yaffee
(What better way to celeb-
rate an anniversary than to
help crippled children?) .
Mort Lieberman wearing
biggest tennis shoes in the
place (size 22 borrowed from
Piston's Bob Lanier) . . .
Bev Beltaire and Pat Patten
talking over public rela-
tions prattle . . . Jane
Lazar looking like she'd
love to be in the water with
the aquatic ballet gals . . .
while hubby Martin was up
and down from his seat get-
ting drinks and saying
hello.
Arthur Sadler now
maintenance stalwart at
Hamilton Place is the
same very well-liked gent
who worked the dining
room at former Town &
Country Club.
Wonderful dance music in
the lobby supplied by John
Williams' Night Caps Trio
. . . with great songstress
stylings by Jane Pricer
Riney and Mary Gutzi.
The group plays Friday
and Saturday evenings at
Restaurant Duglass on
Southfield.
Dinner was prepared by
Chef Gene Ameriguian and
staff at Hamilton Place.
Among the hors
d'oeuvres. Contestants
were ... Mushroom
Strudel by Sonya Fried-
man: Chicken Strudel by
Dick and Gail Purtan;
Julie's Nuts (pecans, al-
monds and walnuts in a
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