"INEREST FOR THE .WOMEN OF NORWALK‘ .- ' , . . Tumult. ‘APRIL 18, 1926' ...._..~.——....... .. *ual ' felt" I Talks. um . ng Monologues , sstheriss erewdod the room oi the Mal James Ins t for the annual banquet oi . It Coolie. No. loo. Catholic ‘ tors of America. ' , interestina program had been ‘ tor the evening. including " numbers. monologues and ' .' Reich 0. Cnhili was ioastmis- tor the occasion and acquitted . admirably oi the duty. The 7‘” ~ table-was attractively de- with sweet peas and other . and at each table in the .. yellow candles were lighted. . I“. inouu was served including: f ,. it cocktail. radiahos. olives. f’ » t innit ted broiled chicken. ' . sweet potato. peas payaanuo. “ tiff salad. Neapolitan ice cream. vcoffoo. e poning number of the on- . ihsni. program was a song by , mar Burns Taylor ct Bridge- " ‘Iho gave "Stars" (allowed by ' ~ Boy” an old lriah air. she la‘aooompauled at the piano by .Ailingham of Danbury. Both "' ’ loudly applauded. the close or the meeting. Mrs. - » sang again. this time. "The " hart-sin." by Kreisler. which van » by two encores. "Grandma" "Wishes Three." She was in ex- ' voice. _ ' John Ghee. who was to have 1‘» I short talk during the eve- ' jwoe unable to attend due to the ' that he was coaching a. pity at a church at tho-lime. ‘ . the Finn spoke. hcwtver. A a sh humorous talk aet- " everyone at ease. He compli- - the Court Cecile on its tiue on and announced himself and willing to listen to Miss and what she had to say on . -t of Ilium Lorena Waltt Robbins of port gave a very amusing egue called. ”The Florist ‘2 is .l ”“7 inmost was so excellent that hes an encore. "George Wash- ‘1'“ N ' " sore seller of Brooklyn . cod her talk by compli- ‘ the Court .Ceoile on its id 0 isstion and statlrg fllnugh ts great numbers she broadraindedne- and progress. ' ing of the Catholic woman service and political life. -ey said that before the women'interested herself the suttrage movement ~ with women who were ' .etlly. or their own ends. who "only be push their own ideas . central. divorce or the like bytsrian element. she said. . . to this but seemed unable p it. The Catholics stepped in. their faith and llrd into ,the effort did much tq up the sum-age movement. . 'tholle women too often are do, «as! to women just because are highly educated and col- graduates .ll‘io said. This is a - its as it often happens that college women have no basis " “their speech outside of cramp. "rains. whereas it frequently is that the greatest of talent is in the ranks. the“: women must interest tree in no and in social work. and he speaker. They , know what is going on in the re and take action before it too later they must learn to have and propaganda: they not shut their eyes to the so. evils in their city but seek to - them up. she then quoted Fa.- ‘flilils. who said that no 'Oiuln tter how religious 'or .how ’ tl could work out her salva- ‘ without taking part in aorta: of the gmtest or command- is that "love thy neighbor as it?“ concluded the speaker. the enlargement or this idea in mark of civilisation." Her tall’t much enjoyed. m those present at the an- hahqust of Court Cecile. Catho- Righter! of America. hold at -‘ James Inn last night. were 13rd. Mun. Rev. John Ghee. olen Cahill. Grand Regent. lei-s r. Fahoy. Miss Lorene Itobbins. Mrs. Esther Burns and Mrs. George Allingham. One: hirs- Edward J. Kelly. Mary 9. smith. tiles Emma L. ' ‘qu Mrs. Marlo Grunth. 'i'wot Miss Elisabeth Powell. William lll. Powell. Miss sadia "and hire. B. F. Brown. 'l‘itreo: Mrs. Katharina Miss Mary Finnegan and rinses-u. Mr: lire. Henry Kinney”. isles heathen smith. site. we? and Mrs. R. 1". Mil. ' sue- me: nodal-tot. whorl“. ult- unl- e Into sites use: “‘2‘: ' " by Winifred Hawkrigge. Her 1 Court Cecile Banquet . f: Allendedby Ljrge Gathering WE” MAR! BULKLEY. President of the Connecticut League of Women Voters. who will head tho Connecticut delegation to the annual national convention. to open i Louis tomorrow. She will also a at. the convention. I: Donovan. Miss Mao E. Finnegan and Mrs F‘rank Sayre. Table Nine: Mrs. Theresa llanlon, ers. .1. ll. Manning. Miss Margaret Manning. Miss Florence 1.. iian- ton and Miss Kathryn Mcllush. Table Ten: Miss Catherine Torpv. Miss Eleanor Griffin. Mrs. Marv Teasdale or this city and Miss (lone- vieve Haltersby and Miss Loreiin Henley of Jersey City. Table ll, Mrs. Arthur Leuden. Mrs. Mary Louden and Miss Anna Shanahan. Table 12. Miss Mary Clune. Miss Hannah Clunc and Mrs. James Kear- nan. ‘ Table 13, Mrs. James McBride. Miss Ruby Lynch. M . Anthony Car- bone and Mrs. John ayes. Table it. Mrs. Ethel Page Glynn; Mrs. Frank Pierce. Mrs. Charles F. Page and Mrs. Mary Brady Donnel- 3'. Table ill. Mrs. B. 'i‘. Nattstord. Miss Rita Natteford. Miss Helen Dor- noy and Miss Agnes Domoy. Table 16. Miss Charlotte Cahill. Mrs. William Lynch Mrs. J. Maillard and Mrs. E. N. Copelatfi.‘ Table 17. Mrs. Helen Morton. Miss Winnifrrd Morton and Mrs. D. Clig- gotle. Table 18. Miss Anna Carroll. was Agnes Prendergaei. Miss Vera Mc- Namara and Mrs. John McNamara. Table 19. Mlle Ethel Rose. Miss Helen Kline and Min Helen Car- roll. Table 20, Mrs. John Flint. Mrs. Charles Waters and Miss Alice Bar- fl- . 4 4 ‘ Table .1, Miss Alice Proud . urn. Frederick J. Moran. Mrs. gem Mommy and hire. Edward J. Quinlan. Table 22. Mrs. William E. Rior- den. bliss Bare Riordan. Miss Anus ’ol and Miss Kathryn Ganloy. Ta lo 9!. Mrs. Bryon Silk. Ilrs. James Cousins. litre. H. Tarbuttcn and Miss Edwina Cousins. Table 24. Mrs. Gertrude Biolllle. 6t. ' COLORADO PASTOR .TO SPEAK AT coho. cannon M . The Woman's association ot the South Norwgiil Congregational church isoolanning a very interest- ing evening for Wedrlesdsy. to com- menoe at 7M5 o'clock. in life lun- day school rooms of the church. All members or the parish. both men and women are invited to at- tend. The program will be in charge of the hospitality and rule- slbnei’! steroi- Boy. William D. Barnes or Colo- rado will tell of his work among the catilemou at the west during the meeting. ‘ The address will be toilowed by a social b." with refreshments. IREV. JOHN SHEA ' - COACHES PLAY FOR. ST. MARY’S 1......— l’ulllliully coached by the It“. John Shea. lilo Saint-Therese Milli. nae Literary club at saint Italy's church wrll prl-sent u dsilghiflil [our act comedy. "The Gold Bug." a modern play. based on Edgar Allan Poe's story 01' lb. same llama, in the basement 0i the church on ,Thursdtly uflornoon and evening. The cllildl'tll will attend in the afternoon and adults in the oven- lug. Volh's Society Orchestra will play between the note. The young people in the Club have built their own scenery and stage effects. and an excellent out has been usst-lnhloti for the productlop. Among those inking part are li'l'nnk llcriteti. John Walsh. Jsolt liowsrd. Richard Carroll. John Smith. Joseph (1 rrnloy, l’utst P‘cdcrh‘l. (luorgr- 1! ns. Frank Ila: Net-nor. burgerol lllulvov. Mildred Gormlrvy. «Ills-en Hunt1 Halon Sou],- ley. Margaret Fish. Marlon Riordan and Madeline Leonard. Pride of Uncas Plans For Dinner April 22 D The entertainment commit“! 0! Pride of Uncns Council. De ,. pt Pocahontas. met last ovenln at the home or Angelo Maruoa in Lincoln avenue. Flinul arrangements were made for the dinner to be legend the Great Chief of the stats and ill! post Great Chiefs, on April 88. listl- bers of the council will also alien the dinner. They are united to rust tht-lr rrtnrn curds. sen.out about a work use. to Mrs. Lester Brush. N elsOn-Adalns I Thelma May. Adams and John 'Hesbltll Nelson. .lr.. both at Nor- walk. were married in city hall yea» tertiay, by City Clot-lo Btpphen Do- ltus. The witnesses were Miss Flor. once Domsnn and Robert .1. Roller- an. The couple will reside in New York city. 1’15le LIKE THEM The watch lob of black silk With rhinesinne buckle livery smart ”- lug from the white \‘r-st that is the proper accompanimrnt to the taller- ed suit. Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, Miss Mario Wiesner. Miss Margaret O'Brien qld Miss Mary O'Brien. The committee in charge includ- ed: Mrs. John Flynn. chairman: Mrs. James McBride. Miss Marlo O'Don- nell. Miss Catherine Durty, Mrs. Theresa Hanlon. Mrs. James P. Glynn and Miss Helen Cuhill. regent. TODAY’S RECIPE One‘ bunch many. 1 cup chicken or veal stock. :2 tablespoons butter. 2 tablespoons flour. 1 teaspoon salt. celery seed. 1 cream. Wash and scrape salslfy and slice into acidulated water. Drain and put into sauce pan with 2 cups cold meet-voter. Bring to the , boiling point and simmer until vegetable is soft. Rub through a colander and return to sauce pan with stock. Rub butter and flour together until per- fectly smooth. Work in salt. pepper and celery seed. Add to soup and stir until mixture bolls. When ready toservoaddcreemandeggbeaten together. Stir over the fire until very (55. 1 cup of thin hot but do not let boil. Set-rs at once. . ' s e s ”O Rhubarb Frappe Two pounds rhubarb. 2 cups su- gar. 1 cup water. 1 lemon. l egg (white). 2 tablespoons powdered sugar. Wash rhubarb and peel it neces~ ury. Cut in small pieces and put into baking dish with water and au- gar. Bake in slow oven until rhu- barb is lander. about forty-flue min. lites. Rub through a fine sleeve and Moat omel- Cream Soup ,. l i l 1-8 teaspoon pepper. l-e teaspoon Ivory smart this year. particularly tor COLORED BAGS Colored lugkngc is sponsored by the mode and we find dressing canes. bags and hat boxes in bright colored leathers as well as ten or black. and in block bound with colors. grand; FOR AFTERNOOH ”IE I ._.........., , ' A hendban. composed entirely gt pearls or rhinrslones deftly strung together on gold cords is one (it tho little nrccsaorlnti of this season that runs into real money. . PLAIN mental-taunts rum chiffon anti plaid tattotae are afternoon frocks. Usually the $0”. hlnation is high color on a dark, sou.- scrvntlvn ground. Pen Women” A regular meeting oi the 69”., ecticut State Branch at thp g p of American Ponwomsa will be be” Saturday at Suncreet. Riverside. at 2 o‘clock in the afternoon. much 03' “MW .——.——, Transparent capes all M 'lih the most fascinating sleeves m shown as a part or the new evening onttlt. ' ssxnwrcn rmn made by linking a can at tuna, , and adding mayonnalep Mu Worcestershire sauce. on” W W per to taste. It is moshnutrilions on whole wheat bread. , ‘ WHITE “Am CARE Nothing is more eitoctiye than Mr pentlno for keeping the bath tub tree from stains. ——"‘—“'9 he A delicious sandwich filling is Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jeffries Observe Weddlng Anniversary M Mr. and Mrs. Cllfll'liiii Juliriog or [to t. hire. John Anderson and their l’ II rte avspue wrro gurprlsetl WW "'3': )‘hl'iilm .3?" 96’5"!" y'terduy ailernoon try a party ul “f“ “n ”m" "I“ f" ' ree trlende on the event oi llil'll‘ sou-nth ““u' M” A' 9' Jmmlon and son. wedding anniversary. Hmrl'mn: lllul.‘“.r" (’I' Luturnun a”? son. M” D‘ . .tlnlllgun. Mrs. P. ttustafson and l [004 “mo and tile nllull ltllllvllmuwmu M". JOHN,“ Juobnn out very gunccssliilly. Among those present won», Mrs. John Anderson *.~ --. Bird alnan-Oture Club Hears Talk On Forestry ..\irs. C. Anderson and daughter. :Mrs. R. 1‘). Waters and daughter. from “lid-ll -..\lrs. t‘. W. Jt‘tfritls ttlld son. ‘ y-—-—- -n—u... .. ........ N Henry W. chook. assistant l'orwsurveillener and repression of are um a! the uricultnrsl unwind-m hmrdr- Mb “'00“ will“? 0‘ '1" Station. New "we". spoke ”MON ‘ cht-stuut blight and the fungus growth. very large gathering or the mrmllern of the Norwalk Bird and Saturn. Club, at'tho home at litre. Wuilor it. Harrington. in Eversiey avenue. lust At a short business session. the lclul) made plans for a. hike on Fri- any. April PM The members will love flout: Not-walk on the l owning. Over to members of tho o'clock Winnlpauk “9"“, re. clul. “‘W P"‘°'“‘ lCiU'lll Owens. president of the club. Hr. "track is on Illttranllnx l will meet the members at Perry ave- speaker and he talked or the t‘ulil- nus. and all will go to the home of merciel side of forestry. and in litre. David Morrissey. whence ills stressed the value at rol‘ormtntlnn. hike to tin. "lioelts", will start. He spoke of the necessity oi rull- Two new members were welcomed serving the forests and ul-gn-d lln: tut evening. CQS Chapter Holds Card Party-z Important Meet Planned lleatrice Arlington sang two songs, nt'companled by bliss Winnltred overthrow. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Aldhlll' Macklcy and nor t‘Oll'imllltl'. [the chapter regrets the lose 0! two int-labors. was Gladys Townsend, who will reside in New Britalpi (ol- lowing her marriage to loyd Keene, next Monday, and Mrs. Ber- tha Wells. who to to reside with her daughter in Boston. An important business meeting of the chapter will be held next Mon. day evening. .mn—o A delightful social motilulz ul llli C. '- Chapter of the Girl's and WO- men's Club was held last ul't'lllllll lit the club’s quartri'n ln Mum street. 'rlltl'f‘. were ill lllunlnur hi] on guest rose t. Mrs. Benjamin W one h so or guest. Llllao Elm; Klant, recently arrived in this coun- try from Germany. Cards were played and the prlzt-s were won by Mrs. Samuel Stun-n- eon, Mrs. David Logan and Mrs. John Noose]. while Mrs. John Glover won the attendanre prise. Miss mlford ”Allkilrary Named After a NOrwalk Woman A. new post and auxiliary of lhr others or» in mallard Springs. United Spanish War Veterans “'iw’wmmd. Mldtllotown. "‘“md 1" "mm“ “‘5‘ “cum“ 'l‘hrec officers of the local auxl. . . ' l by Commander Shea ’llw post it il llan‘. Mi‘l- Coleman. local "“14”". he know as the Frederick ii‘ulirr ' . . / . 5 . . Mrs. Mary Uiiunlcrl. historian. and Post. and the Klihlllll'} as lllt hug) l Mrs. Murphy. assistant conductor. Flynn Auxiliary named ui'ivr f-ll's. <. Merry E. l’lynn of Flux mu nun!-'IN'«‘-I'Hlmni"~i 3hr» “SD“ i0 Guil- South Noru‘nlk. who is tht- dupart- 9““ . The Ulfltft‘l‘li of the new organisa- ment president or the stair. I'his is the fourth new ill‘KlllllZfl- Um will lm installed next. Monday lion in Connecticut lllls yrmx The owning. Garden Club To Hear Talk By Tree Expert 011 Caterpillars W U. \l' fipl‘col’ or liar: F. A. Bartlett : .H ‘lzclloanr" Hart-rt company. ontllamtord. wall: Garden tlub \\ It on t. t [WM M my ”wk” M the afternoon. of other” 3M "n ""“n‘m "3 ”W‘k' l m. mumt in he the methods to! or will take Dilute iunmrr-rw Jim‘- lul'l‘ .xlm- 1.. u.- used in the extermi- noon at the Nerunlk t‘ouult'y club. . m...“ ‘l the um “mg-pill", A luncheon will hold ul 1 .‘twllgllbcr or important business The annulll mwtnn: oi the Sor- lit‘ o'clock in he followed ill .l business n...ll- l‘r urr to be taken up at the meeting at. .280 (v't‘lm'lt. Ill! ti lilif. . '.|s__. ._. "My Reality. Belle ‘ ' " a, mat norms ' rumor "rt-soy Girl" Artist. Nothing so "gets me" in a woman's beam as a sheen and glow and sparkle on her hair. Spmo girls has made with the w. k. henna when it is red—or pink—and sore ~‘~ so But a safer way is the lowly lentil. Bro hair is made to sparkle with an auburn mist. Blonds hair loo . more than over like holds of wheat and yellow prim trout the squ'u-ty trait. ideal l wayistoetrainthejuiceofo mootjuioylargish la MISS PECCERELLO GIVEN 9ARTY BY GROUP OF FRIENDS m Better Films Starts Drive For One Thousand anbers ../ Miss M 7 f‘occerello. or Lexlug- “ ’l’ hon avenul was toutivml n dullllii- PeaClleB fui birth-l party on l‘uliililuy ore- ning in honor of her 20th birthday. The decorations welu no-uutliuily ar- ranged. the color scheme hung yel- low and ulillr. Dancing and hing- in; were enpoycd by all and at a llile _... .......... Mrs. J. Randolph Bray G l V t! S ll'llt‘l'i’SllllL’,’ Talk On “(‘1' Trip To Hollywood. l’lorlo, Michael Flore. Putter l’uullnr. Bill‘Brower. Virgil Formula. Louie. Casovarl. Joseph Smith and Anthony Poecsroiio. The guests departed late. wishing thsir hostess many more he py birthdays. An es ibltlon oi the Charleston was rendered by Miss Antonella Pinto and was greatly applauded by all. on April with. J. G. Chapter TO rooms on bluln slit-i tomorrow eve- ning at 721%» o'clov . Tho April meeilng of ill" Nnrwnik l-ors whlln sexy-ml more have asked Republican Women's Association for fi'lllllllflnt‘r‘. will ,0 hold Monday nl‘leruoon at -- 2:30 .1 the Royal James lull in the tun parlor. There will be speakers and a program of music. Further de- tails will be published later. Home Again 0! Arch street have Just home alter their Easter spent at Atlantic city. Dramatic Guild important meeting of “01:61! KILKS The rougher silks sin-h as rujull and alumina: make the most (etch- lng Jumper costumes for sport. and take as naturally to colorl‘ul souls and tnncy kerchlsrs as the well- kncu‘n duck dot-s to water. Jrzu'lauul run The most lntrlgulng French slip. pars havo'iewcled straps and lnsteps and heels illsrusled with Jewels. All Trinity church will be held this evo- ning in the pull“: hall. A large at. ten-lance of members is desired. ..!_._._.._...._____._,._ LINE THAT PLEASEB very smart in evening attire. and lrnneparrui home are gaining ill in- vol‘. ouASSll'lEl) SERVICE 'ploascs particular people. » The Open 13001". ~ 6 o We!“ your opinion of the motion pictures shown in Nortraik by racing this coupon. i-‘ill this in whenever you so to :1 picture and send it to Mrs. A. Hyde Cole. East Norwaik. The Better Films .trroclntion can then pass on to the various film reducing companies through "The Open Door" (The Public Relation; Department at the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. loo.) the opinions or the local theatre going public. , Yfiill’ approval of a. picture will encourage the producers to make Ml": 0' ill. kill! of pictures you like. Your disapproval will discOurage the peaking at objectionable films. Us the open door. flags of Feature Picture ............................t.............. bm‘llw sosoosovoaosoooooaa)sa...noose-oseas-ooooeeooaseeosseossoe o M.” oesopeosooeoeaoooeo-ssoseoesoaeeeeesaseseooeesseenoseseoeoa +5.. OWINGI l m of production 1 Entertainment valurl .........l ........ .......'..| None .......... instructional value I .........i .........| Moral elect l Good Fair | lovaaeaa-s1Poor oaeeooseao- l Excellent 1 l l lenses-esa‘ ..--...o. oossoeoeo' BIG aoooseosooo l.........l .........l .............. PICTURE ACCEPTABLE FOB: (W 0'.) t ‘ lo General audience (neither objectionable. soy especially M", .m (Wu. Chudfll) ooesoooeseoeeaeoaoosssseenosoooo ‘ l m". audience, (adults only) ooooaasaeoeaeo-sooosoeoaetroooeoseoesao Menu ' n . 'a ‘ .eeossoooesoosoooossssoaooossaoassessooosooososee-l Ushlsfifiudwoteranddab .tnsssestbossis- “I h"uts"thoeeep,porlumos ,sadllesbewsthe .J'Ql‘ .. .:- .. ., - " e Meet Tomorrow The J. G. chapter of the Girls‘ and Women's l'lllh ulll int-(i. ill the club ---—1-' .. Professor “1“ M" Leon 8' “'11 pledge of a Certain group of home returned owners in the vicinity of llollyworul Vacation to allow lllvlr hwmrn to lw used for the Young People‘s Dramatic .guild oi. The new mieed-ln-front effect is animated wept“. Kore-alli.Conn.. . ...... ..............‘.’192....... suitable for bcys and girls hour. Nlrullllllcnls cunslellllg or »» sundwwhcs, cakv. ice cream, lrilll. “ m“”""‘”‘"'“ "'1‘" h r in. .. soda and fruit punch were at.r\t'q, ulunnmm x..." will “ml m .- “Hm The birthday cake was a beautiful 1'" ”m" “r H" '\"' """ ' » . n. u)_riJ0'u0I'l‘.d el'lerl. 'l“”“ll'llflil l...“ n' ll.. 11‘ 3".- Pecserollo ”cfl‘od many "MP- .Viihil rlluv .llli‘lli' “-1 beautiful and useful gills, .lulong 1‘1“"1“ "““""' “ "l rm .. .. . . u: them being ‘ lOVUIy diamond rlllg, fields and .telu :l to Hit :.: l ,,. .. the gift ct her lather. :t‘n‘: quinltnl‘w'ff‘ll ., l. l: 1... . ,. Those present were: Nichol“ Au. “Wm dull: 1.1,; .v n . .. l. . ... . tillll. 0! Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs. 'uun “H.111, 1"" ' "' “ ‘ ' John ii'alssce and dauslllvr Mu. of In. mm. mill “.1 lab...“ A I“ ' New York City, Mr. and hire. Martin \ll'e 'ulrn'ul u . ' Buccl. .ur. and em. Ouy Mueco on. ‘ " ‘ .‘ ‘ """‘"“" ‘M'l‘: " , ' of tin. outwith... . whip...” H .. _ and Mrs. Alfred taviolu. Mr. and 'muounr-ml his “Nd“ ‘ Mrs. Jasper Colloid. Host. Cuvlolu. b”. D. ””5141“,", j"l’n"”:‘“ "“_“ Mary Pogsno, Mlulllu and Jessie tnwpm. “1;,"1 ‘ “‘ ‘1 ' " Poslllpo, Joseph Florin and Camilla Jim-1‘ (L... mm], .1. 1‘: ,, ff,‘ .\ " Pegano. all of Port Gilt-silt, l‘runwo [.i. llllln t'ulu pl..- ~- ,r l. ,. '1. (jg-av“, Mrs. Cancun. l‘l'nllklln Films Ah,.,..1uuu.5 ' Gull/oi Mid Dali Guruvtl, all ul l hind Nine 3.-.. 1.1 M” I] Dunbury: and Mr. and .‘lrr. ll. Sul- ‘liill'lli llv run- 1-. .. .... .m ' ,._ vstcro and daughter Juan and The Must photo of MN. Edwardfm..,,lp 1.41“... ,l l . ,.., ,. W , U, .i Pol-ins. of Weurun. llnt‘l Mr. and \V. lll'mtnlnw. 15. Clll'l“”’““ bride J'nitvll Itmli. ilk l: mu .l or Vi: Mrs. Clinton Nullllls’, Mr. and Mrs. hi ”1' nlllllunulr. New York real es- boys' ”I“, mrls‘ h . _ ‘ H I ‘ C. Brothorton. Mr. and Mia. Purl. talc man. 7‘11": “415 PWUC" Mrs. H. 13. Ill.» '1 .. ... pm, folio, Mr. and Mrs. L, .‘inrino. I\lr. (l‘wl'hrol llt‘i‘llnll. rolling .ll'llvlv “lulu ,, » ;,..,.. Tl”. .. gnd Mrs, N.Ctrulii.1\ir. and Mrs. hi. ‘ \Vho nutlvlpd ll... :~' .... . «mu Illllh. Ml‘. and Mrs. A. 1’. l":ln- ‘ union "V.”‘l'l‘l’d 5m”. 1-, , 1 “(,1 all]. "I. and Mir. L. l'utllllln, \lr. couple (Ilven Pantry l-.llu\\ll iillli‘nltll‘.‘ rails;- -'.-..*"':::°-..21“ Set By Club Memberst..'.:.:::-.~:.':;.":'.';"v.1 . : ‘1 ,..a«'.'..‘,,.:t. - "H1. .‘:2. . . '. Cullitll. and Mr. ~'—‘-- , 1m"- rimuid in. llewlnlwl .. ._ l. raid :1“; will: Inca-corolla AI 'lr- “W'HHS of “W 000'! Luck by rm... .«ml .\lr~. ii, I. l . m... The Misses Marv Flore. Dorothy Club ”'.,'11" homv M M" ”“d Mrs. W“- liill'! N-Hih . . l‘l m .n and Mildred l’flqiu. Jl‘hfllt‘. Freda, hm” \ "'"l' H (iri‘ll'irtl ntrm’fl, ““1 lht [lllllllrny L-..,,,,;..t;,., I. M , H‘ Anionette. ans ll.~l.-n l-‘lnsavn, .\l:ll‘)‘ “mm“ "" """m'" ”mm ""3"” """"‘ "" “”- ""’"“‘ “"i 1“ ‘ ‘1"- oddo MOI’Y “Odin“l Alina Kltlt' itlltl H” “1'” P”? ”Nd 1” M,” LUMI.CUhn ”UH" “' ”Hm“ llsah'tl l’alnl'l’nc: \l‘lhl'liut' lip ;tllil lull. r luv in llOllm 4.: ”1’.” ”l" Full-mutt lll- I'Ull‘lll' “ -' Vlilrluu éousionct' ‘iiruntvtll. \mn. l'mm‘hh'“ "““'""”“‘ ‘ H“ “r" ”“"”‘- " '1‘”“"“"" " “I ‘ . ' ' ' ‘ Summ. r plum. lnv‘ludlng .t lawn 1‘...le Illi’l gm." “.4”... .._.j ,s w... "a“ Mid 1.40m“ Hut“ LUJ” ”u" put», \uzl'r rilecnnsnd. and all." the “mu” (,1 CU'HiLl‘Jlllll,’ H.“ ,h, i... ll“ may Chisiu. and Grace. Lucy. short lump-rs :wsslnn there “.13 a (mi l.ll\.'illd “pinata"! to... . ., w- ‘loi Josie. and Mary I'N’T‘THm‘ enrlnl hour with lulrwshnlonia. . Mr. J. “amnlph “ray 3.. (p... oseph ”WW”- Anthony .‘iiorirl- Ml". i'hul‘l' 5‘ Ollmvnl‘ “111 he “05' | BPllll’n r at lho: urinalllotll'l inr :vl‘, 1w! 00. CW“. Alnnut‘onu, "3m” “8' loss (or ihv p-rxt melding of the L‘luh' in up. "litlllymwl." .‘Jr. and Ti: liruy ln"llli'lll:ill_\', ll‘l\|, pm rt in: x. A from ”N! West \rluro ill-‘5’ rprm .L must interesting tum. "l Mprrtwl ll) sl'p min a \err gay I‘lly when I Will llwl Holly—“Owl. KHYI‘I' own then l’ul'ls," mill .‘l'! <. Bray “lint I \‘..t.‘l rt-ry much HM- prlaui lo 5.... smmtllmg entirely «ll!- 'll‘l‘t‘nl. ll sw-nlm‘l l0 mt? ll..ll mm'v. nnv “as html nt \‘iullt. Llltl while 1 picture in in ilzr multlnz. he.) \vzv e .. ~. ~ . . - _ , .. fl'llltiy night all t.~l.l ovlock ihcdllllo llmr: luv l‘ in ”ion. Repubhcan women mml- group Will m"t't for physical Thw :.p- il‘."l‘ ill-n ‘.'<'ll m in t.ll . _ culture at tlm (‘Olnmunliy llclll ill of ll' mp” luvs, l“. v,‘_]\~n.‘.n Plan “Ionthly 1\VIeetll’mel Nt‘lru‘nlk. 'l‘hi‘ class in slr-adlly llm rillltljl n :31. 3,. 1.1.“.1. .l‘ .l i' - l' growing and alrrady boasts 14 mum. mrt lh':l m min m- -l ll. rh- in?) let” the ltllmiwl' u: “.2: l:~" :.l«~ .‘ t Ihiin‘ylll‘g'.ri3ill.il.yIlliil l.‘i\’t inrr,‘ lilo: l.u\‘.' l,~ l:' a. "NO 1i . \"iillll‘il... or ill grounds in Hollywood and of mu- 1 .. l‘tlll‘v- ‘e l U.-'. :..-..tll:r ll moving [)lf‘l'll‘l :w ms it nmwssor“, slm also ‘lli‘ilat’. Thu l.l)ll".~'\ ;_~,.~ l'i‘llllfd nl, [.‘l'tfll l-l‘l-v: by lip, lllmlnl’ is turned ovvl to rhurlly, Ly \lrluw lo! the [‘lidfli'. by “1-: home mmrrr. lJXtt;t:tllllrll' llil'lt'h‘lllll; was tho account Or “llr'r lllglli.” nil/prim by Ml. and All» M .3, Til-3 pll‘llllr lln qllrsllon liar? Jul.” li.ll'r‘.lnor-Ct "'Sea Boast." .tll new (or tile. ..vc:l« ing \s'rrt; sold at l‘lll'll prune, bring ‘ allied. The low-e: 'Pl'll‘t’: wna 2., and ”it‘ll \v-rr many ”at 310 meet of Harm lli'lllg sold to actors and narrow. friends or the players in ll‘iu pictures. Beautiful gowns, fashionably dressed men and women. display of lots of money, grunt nenrcllligllts. plenty Of publicity, crowds of peo- ple um! ll;r- announcement illrough :1 lllatgupllone 0* err-none of note who t-lllcrrd lo llli‘illt‘l' lobby to at. lend the show, nurtured her tale. IncidI-ntully. Mr. and Mrs. J. Han- dolph ilmy urrl- announcer}. risi- turs in llullv'uoull lrem Na.“ York city. _ Mrs, Bra-'5' till-n “mm on to tell of the pl‘ifsiflllttllt)!‘ m‘ the picture and Lou. uflnr the ElliI-“llltf, llzc playrrs in the riciurr' tittll mm»), 0'”. and said Hilllll’lllmg zll’illl‘owl'lflli. The FPI‘Ul-li‘l’ I‘ll”! ill‘bi‘l’lllo‘d (LN outlol'illl (“lull house for men and the alllltilt: club house for “omen: [old of the“ llill‘i‘mnsr :lmplillcaler. n uuillrtll one. \vhh ll LUltlS 50.0w) and 'plcturc murmurs nil-i lhrn 1hr: nzmufiv ii in which a wry “Manor can in" l'ttlll‘d Clear zeroes. so wonderful llll' the atcour‘ir proportion of l‘=v l boul lncldtmnlly. at the prce-r! tlm. women in Hollywood are unplug in maize the lmul a national thing. on ampithcaitr to he enjoyed by all, by pulling in benches to he runlrd for a very small sum. in Ordvr that all classes of peODlt: mar owe} the wonderlul concerts given than: Her talk was much cnjoyvd. Soshatyunrdaaier'athlsgreu mop. All the 0-Csdag ‘ thought-eight 'l.‘
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