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a a a I THE DES MOINES REGISTER--Monday Morning, Feb. 21, 1927-THE NEWSPAPER IOWA DEPENDS UPON. News of Society and the Iowa Women's Clubs Conference of Women's Clubs Will Be Held in Des Moines, March 7, 8 Members Are Urged to Attend Better Homes Congress in Session Then. RS. JOHN FOX LAKE, president of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs has issued the call for the spring board and committee meeting to be held in Des Moines, brief business session convention, which will, this May nial 17 to 20, inclusive.

Since the divisions and committees reports of ments, biennium will printed for the distributed at the state conand also published later vention 1927 and book, these rein the be eliminated from the ports will plans for the Consideration biennial of will be Davenport place the proa prominent features of work gram and are special nearing completion will which be discussed. Congress Attendance. Urge call, clubwomen are In the to remain in invited Moines and for urged the American Des National congress to be Homes 8. to 11. There held here registration fee for the will be no meetings and excongress will and be without charge.

all hibits evening. March 7, On Monday sub dinner at there followed by a board meetwill be held a 6 p. m. from 4 until 5 ing and preceded meeting of the execup. m.

committee which includes tive John Fox Lake, ShenanMrs. William Milchrist, doah; City, Mrs. first vice president; Sioux Jefferson, secMrs. S. Sayers, W.

E. G. ond vice Emmetsburg, recordSaunders, Tilden, ing secretary; corresponding secretary; Ames, Larrabee, ClerMrs. William treasurer: Mrs. Eugene mont.

Des Moines, auditor, and Cutler. Henry C. Taylor, BloomMrs. general federation director. field, Many Conferences.

will be taken Tuesday the first to morning 11 9 until 10 a. conferences, held the from president will confer when division and county chairnext hour will be given with men. conference of' county The over to a with district chairmen From 11 until noon. chairmen and including Mrs. officers.

C. district W. McLaughlin, Washington; Mrs. Mrs. Edson C.

E. Greef, Eldora; N. Coleman, port; Sewall Naylor, Clear Mrs. Lake; Mrs. G.

R. Woodhouse. Vin.J. ton; Mrs. Oliver Eugene James, Henely, WinterGrin- nell: P.

Bowen, CenterMrs. set: Mrs. Edward F. Bilharz, Mrs. vile: Audubon; Mrs.

W. G. Middleton, Emmetsburg, and Miss will Catherine confer Brown, Sioux City, with their respective county until chair- 12, men. division Also and committee chairmen from 11 will meet with their committee members. luncheon to be served in The Fort Des Moines balluntil 1:30 111.

the Hotel room from followed 12 by a joint board will be and committee meeting. Report of Contests. of several contests this season will be feaReports this session, Pearl Bensponsored tured at nett Broxam, Maquoketa, speaking on behalf of the play Hoffproduc- tion contest, Mrs. Frank P. Ottumwa for the Iowa man of song contest and Miss Blanche Wingate for the press exhibit contest.

Mrs. Broxam will also speak concerning the biennial program, Mrs. B. B. Clark of Red Oak will give a report Iowa club the department legislation and history, Mrs.

Coordo, Cosson for Mrs. H. W. Spaulding for the American Homes congress. Mrs.

Vincent of Fort Dodge will H. S. speak in regard conservation, Mrs. Lillian Clark Cary of Dubuque for Iowa History week. Other reports will be made concerning illiteracy, parent education through child study, federation extension through the garden committee.

The concluding event of the day will be a dinner to be given at the hotel in compliment to Mrs. John D. Sherman, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, who will be in the city to attend all sessions of the American Homes congress. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Ross Celebrate Anniversary The forty-ninth wedding anniVersary of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Ross of Jefferson, was observed Saturday with the annual anniversary dinner at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Stingley, 1427 Thirteenth street. Mr. and Mrs. Ross have been prominenor the residents last forty of years. Green They were married Waukee, Feb.

19, 1878 and are the parents of eight children, seven of whom are living. Friends Give Farewell for Mr. M. H. Hargrave A group of friends entertained a picnic dinner Friday evening at the M.

H. Hargrave home, 112 Glen View drive, honoring Mr. Hargrave, who left Saturday, to locate in Omaha, where he will be joined at the close of school by Mrs. Hargrave and children. Bridge formed the after dinner diversions.

Participating were Messra. and Mesdames B. Rees Jones, Jack Beardsley, R. J. Twitchell, Bradley Mahanna, Rex Fowler, Everett Thompson, Miss Virginia Eddy and Mr.

Ralph Peterson. Residents of Harrington Apartments Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Smith assisted by Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Poe Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuhns and Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur H. Corning, will give a dinner party this evening in the billiard room of the Harrington apartments complimentary to residents the Harrington, whose birthdays are in February. Finis Idleman Class Plans Colonial Party Mrs. James Downing. 1246 Forty-sixth street, will open her home Friday to members of the Finis Idleman class of Central Church of Christ for a colonial luncheon followed by a program.

The guests will be attired in old fashioned gowns each will bring some family heirloom, which will be on exhibit during the afternoon. Assisting hostesses will be Airs. Joe Meyer, Mrs. C. M.

WILL SING TODAY AT D. A. R. MUSICAL TEA In compliment to legislative ladies and friends, Abigail Adams chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will present the Treble Clef club as the entertainers to right, are Mrs. Esther Pierce Paul; this afternoon at a musical tea.

Shown, left Corrine Neafie Gousseff and Mrs. Sonia Sands, the club trio," and Mrs. Bert Mrs. Mills, club president and soprano soloist. Ruth.

Mrs. Flora Williams and Mr. Joe Riggs. Faculty Women's Club Indorses Mrs. G.

Tilden The Faculty Women's club of A Ames announce through the that the members have press most heartily indorsed the candidacy of Mrs. Galen Tilden as first vice president of the lowa Federation of Women's Clubs for election at the biennial convention to be held in May in Davenport. Mrs. Tilden is now serving the federation a8 the corresponding secretary and has been very active in the work for a number of years, having served on a number of important committees as well as having held executive office. Professional Women to Meet at Register Plant This evening in the third floor conference room at The Register and Tribune building the Professional Women's league will meet with Blanche Wingate as hostess and program leader.

Following the business meeting at 7:30 p. a program presented by heads of the various departments will be given and ad the close the club will be shown through the entire plant. Richard Smith Held Birthday Party Richard Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, 1001 Thirty-seventh street, celebrated his sixth birthday with a number of his playmates from Hubbell school.

Attending the party were Harry Snyder, Maxine Van der Linden. Dorothy Benjamin, Howard Holbrook, Elen and Marilee Sherlock, Ross Swain, Jack and Elsie Nutt, Bobbie Metier, Wells Impson, Betty Lindsey, Mary Louise Young, Mary and Bobby Cramer, Gretchen Haynes, and the host's baby sister, Shirley. Farewell Dinner Honors Mr. and Mrs. Stolte In farewell compliment to Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Stolte, who are leaving soon to locate in Omaha, officers and managers of the A. H.

Blank Enterprises gave a dinner Friday in the New Younker tearooms. Dancing followed at the Stolte home, 1223 Forty-seventh street. Ladies of Orient Will Install New Chapter Mizpah Zuana, No. 29, Ladies of the Orient, will gO to Creston Saturday to install a new chapter there. Mrs.

Francis Douglas of Boston, supreme asheyi, will be present. A uniformed patrol, directed by Mrs. Hazel Cunningham, great ashayi: Lillian Garrison, queen; Zona Buford, past, and Brown, captain, will initiate the class. Creston members will entertain the visitors at a 6 p. m.

dinner, Turner Faimly Honored at Surprise Party Mr. and Mrs. Jack Turner, and children, Robert and Madge, 2620 Fortieth street, returned the first of the week from a six months' sojourn in the south. Thursday evening the Turner family were surprised at a party, given by friends. During the evening, Mr.

and Mrs. Turner told of recent trip. A bridge game followed. Miscellaneous Events of Social Interest Mrs. Morris Mendelssohn, 5200 Shriver avenue, is planning a ries of bridge luncheons.

The first one will be held at the Harris-Emery tearoom this noon. Mrs. Mendelssohn will entertain at her home Wednesday. Mrs. R.

Fred Throckmorton, 1149 Twenty-third street, will be hostess to the members of the Colonial Glee club at a 1 o'clock luncheon and Washington birthday party at her home tomorrow. Miss Lois Gustin will entertain the members of the Sigma Phi Theta sorority tonight at her home, 1532 Sixth avenue. Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae will meet with Mrs. Cedric Fegtly, 3841 Third street, at 2 p. m.

Saturday. Liberty lodge, No. 9, Degree association. of Honor Protective meets at 8. p.

m. Thursday in the I. 0. 0. F.

hall. A social hour will follow the meeting. St. Augustin's, parish will hold its annual reception at the Commodore hotel, Feb. 28.

Tharseo club members will entertain at a 6 p. m. dinner Sat- D. M. U.

Plans Washington Dinner Here Des Moines university alumn will hold the annual and banquet at Washington birthday Commodore hotel tomorrow the It is expected that at 6 p. 111 nearly 350 will join in the annual celebration. Mr. Elmer Osclass of '24. now livberg of the will act as toasting in Hampton, aster, representing the alumni.

Toasts will be given by representatives of the various colleges, Miss Edith King responding Mr. Earl Jorgensen for fine arts. Mr. Leon Hostetter for pharmacy, engineering. Mr.

Clyde Trimble education, and Mr. Kenneth for Morgan for arts and sciences. will be given by Misses Music Carlson, Bernice Blount, Marion Dorothy Moore and May Davies, women's quartet. Leona the the piano, and Rockholtz at Elizabeth Miller on the violin will accompany. The board of social affairs with Dean Phyllis Spencer are arranging the details of the scheme banquet.

Washington color and. decorations will be carried out. Wednesday to the Des hostesses Music and Drama club Moines at the studio of the members Chairmen of the afternoon mer. be Mrs. Thomas A.

Dye and will Mrs. Maurice Miller. Monday Club Junior will study "Social and Economie Conditions" at the meeting today at the M. C. A.

Madge Ahrens will Y. be the leader. Mrs. A. G.

Rawlins 3102 Easton hostess tothe members of the T. V. boulevard Mrs. Henry Gray will he day to the club. Ramsen club will leader.

entertain Mrs. Anne with L. a a reading. Parliamentary Law, club will meet Thursday the HarrisEmery club rooms. The open forum meeting will be in charge of Mrs.

I. H. Tomlinson. Church Notes Third division of Westminster auxiliary will entertain Tuesday afternoon at a Washington birthday party in the church parlors. Mrs.

John Fisk, 715 Thirtysixth street, will be hostess at a p. m. luncheon Wednesday, enterntaining members of division six of the First Methodist church. The assisting hostesses include Mesdames W. O.

Read. Little, Mathis and D. C. Mott. Mra.

Scott C. Pidgeon. 1307 Forty-fourth street, will be hostess at a 1 m. luncheon tomorrow. to the members of the Frisbie club.

Aylwyn club will hold Its February meeting at 7:30 p. Tuesday with Miss Persia M. Bowen, 5115 Grand avenue. The hostess will be assisted by Miss Essie Whirry. "Travel in Turkey," will be the evening's topic, with discussions to be led by Miss Mary Nell Nethercutt.

The devotional program is in charge of Miss Jessie Aitchison. Group six of Plymouth Congregational church will meet Friday with Mrs. H. A. Bryan, 534 Waterbury circle.

Mrs. George B. Rex will assist the hostess. Mesdames J. Roy Capps, Harry M.

Harris and Dring D. Needham Orphoum Theatre Orpheum enout I P.M CONTINUOUS. I P.M. Come to Our Popular 25c Mats. TODAY.

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Vaudeville Photoplay Nine Red "Wolf's Peppers HOFFMAN Clothing" LAMBERT Starring FRANCEN MONTE BLUE KENNEDY Patsy Ruth Miller THE NAGYEYS The romantic Toby Wilson adventure of Company subway guard in 'Oh Henry' a society girl. COLISEUM TONIGHT LONDON HIPPODROME 3 RING CIRCUS Doors Open at 7 Show Starts at 8 DES MOINES GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT Capitol shows are always foremost the minds of in those acho are secking the best in amusement. LEWIS STONE CABILLIE DOVE 'LLOYD HUGHES There In a dal. come today. Jearn the en Intimate secrets of the Follies, oF An FOLLIES 0N the stage JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON'S NEW YORK PUBLIX SHOW "THE BOOK OF DREAMS" Don't Miss It! Tonight 9 O'clock BLACK BOTTOM CONTEST DOINGS! B814 Wednesday Eve.

7 and 9 P. M. BROADCASTING ARTISTS ON STAGE Come Before Seven Have These Questions Ever Bothered You? BY SUSETTE. From which side is soup From which side is the empty dish removed? From which side are dinner plates served? side of the lady does the gentleman sit? On which Is the pie placed at the right or the left of the plate? If dishes and sauces are served at the same time, vegetable where is each placed around the plate? table where ladies and gentlemen are seated, must At a the ladies be served first or can the dishes be passed in the order in which the people are sitting? -G. Deloit, la.

March 7 and 8. This will be a preceding the state bienyear, be held in Davenport, nedy, Mrs. J. E. Smith and Mrs.

W. J. Newby. Duplicate Auction Played at Army Post Col. J.

R. Lindsey entertained at a duplicate auction bridge party at his quarters at the Fort Des Moines army post Friday evening. Prize winners were Lieut. and Mrs. W.

N. White, north and south players and Mrs. E. 0. Oliver and Mrs.

A. M. Gruenther, east and west players. Guests were the following post residents: Lieut. Col.

David Harmony Biddle, Miss Harmony Biddle, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. F. D.

Doyle, Capt. and Mrs. K. W. Buffin, Lieut.

and Mrs. H. J. Krigger, Mrs. E.

0. Oliver, Capt T. D. Boisseau, Miss Agnes Buchanan, Lieut. and Mrs.

Mark Hanna, Capt. John Cochran, and Lieut. and Mrs. A. M.

Gruenther. Fraternal Groups Surprise Giffords About sixty members of the Beta Gamma Sigma sorority and the Sigma Kappa Beta fraternity of the University of Commerce staged a surprise party President and Mrs. L. E. Gifford at their home, 1044 Nineteenth street.

and Friday dancing evening. formed A picnic the diversion. Polk County Women Will Wire Coolidge Mrs. Alfred Launspach, president of the Polk County League of Women Voters, announced Saturday that the league is ap- in pealing to every send clubwoman the county to telegrams or letters to President Coolidge in support of the agricultural measure now before him. Jolly 23 Club Meets Wednesday.

The Jolly 23 club will meet for 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the New Younker tearooms. Roll call at the meeting will be responded to quotations from Lincoln and Washington. Hostesses at the meeting will be Mrs. Ben S. Harrison, George L.

Barquist and Mrs. E. Weishaar, D. A. R.

Officers Honored at Party Miss Harriet Lake of and Miss Amy Gilbert ence, of State Center, who are spanding the winter in Des Moines, guests of honor at an afterwere noon party Saturday. The affair was given by Mrs. Charles H. Clarke, Mrs. George A.

Wells and Mrs. E. L. Hogue at, the Clarke home. Miss Lake is a past national officer of the D.

A. R. and past state regent of the Iowa society. Miss Gilbert is vice president general for Iowa for National Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs.

C. G. Saunders of Council Bluffs and Mrs. Frank Thrall of Ottumwa, former state board members, who were guests of Mrs. Clarke over the week end, together with Mrs.

Lial Sutherland of Sioux Falls, S. who is visiting the Misses Margaret and Anne Cummins, were non-resident guests. About thirty participated in the affair. Miss Elizabeth Weeks Weds G. L.

Strayer, Jr. Mrs. George Cosson Calls Group to Meet Miss Elizabeth Weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H.

Weeks, 2718 Indianola road, and Mr. George L. Strayer, son of Mr. and Mrs. George L.

Strayer, 902 Twenty-fourth street, were married at 1 p. m. yesterday in a quiet service at the study Rev. H. J.

Adlard, pastor of the First Unitarian church. Mrs. Strayer attended by her sister, Miss Katherine Weeks and Mr. Francis Cackler attend Mr. Strayer.

The service was read in the presence of the immediate families and intimate friends. The bride is a graduate of West High school and has attended Drake university for the past three years. Mr. school and a Strayer is graduate of East High is employed with the Campbell Baking company. They will make Des Moines their home.

Mrs. George Cosson, chairman of lowa the Federation of Women's legislative group of the called a meeting of Clubs, has the Thursday, members in for the Harris p. Emery tearoom. Legislative Group of League Called to Meet Mae Habenicht has called Dr. a meeting members for a 12:15 of the legislative committee today at the n.

m. luncheon tearoom. The league president, Mrs. will Clarence be Knutson of Clear Lake, in attendance. Postnuptial Surprise Honors Newlyweds Mr.

and marriage took place Feb. Mrs. Harry Shropshire, surprised by a group of whose 9, were evening at their Arthur avenue, the affriends Friday home, a postnuptial cour903 fair serving as tesy. A gift of silver was presented guests of honor. Mrs.

Lundgren S. L. the Fosnot and Mrs. of the affair and A. were in charge the and Mesdames J.

A. Barother participants were low, Messrs. Clarence Best, John Cunningham, Elmer J. N. Eckburg.

Coffey, George Andrew Frink. Drottz, Charles Geissinger, A. Kvale, 0. Harpel, Matt ank Michael, R. T.

Keates, Frank Earl Ruby, J. A. ScoMcDonald. Scovel, Ted Wolf, C. E.

vel, Jack Plante, Mrs. J. W. Scott, Mrs. Amy Rust, Mrs.

MenMrs. La Rider. deunall, Mrs. Tew and daughter, The soup plate is served at the the person sitting al left side of the table. Empty dishes are, removed from the right side the person at the table.

The dinner plate is served from the left side. Usually at a dinner lady has a gentleman on each side of her, but she is supposed to look after the gentleman on her right. not supposed to be Pie is served at the same time with of a meal, but if other courses you wish to serve it, why put it in front of the dinner plate. Extra dishes such 88 you will have charge of the 1 p. m.

luncheon. There will be a benefit card party held at Visitation hall, East Ninth and Garfield streets, Tuesday afternoon and evening. Progressive bridge and will be played. Division 10. First Methodist Episcopal church union, will meet Thursday with Mrs.

Milo Slade, 1440 Forty-first street, for 1 p. m. luncheon. She will be assisted by Mrs. Duncan Elder, Mrs.

R. H. Young and Mrs. W. P.

Ballon. Cottage Grove circle of King's Daughters will meet for luncheon speak of for vegetables and saltces can best he placed around the plate when there is room for them. This custom is rapidly dying out and now the vegetables are served directly on the meat plate. This has always been the custom at correct dinners. When passing dishes of food at a dinner table, where there is not outside service and things are very informal it is best to let each man or woman, serve person.

himself as the dish passes them. At such times it is better to think of the facility of the service. at 1 p. m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

S. M. Magarian, 4303 Kingman boulevard. Hostesses will be Mesdames J. J.

Dagleish, C. E. Avis, S. C. Davis, F.

F. Faville, C. L. Howell and C. Leslie Johnson.

Division of the social union of the First Methodist Episcopal church will entertain at dinner Thursday evening for the husbands of members. The dinner will be held in the church parlors. Mrs. W. A.

Wilson is chairman. with Twenty-ninth her son, street, Dick, who attends is visiting the New Mexico Military institute at Roswell, N. M. Mrs. Floyd Kingman and son.

John Maxwell, landed in New York City yesterday from Port a 11 Prince, Haiti. After a short visit with Capt. and Mrs. Matthew H. Kingman in Quantico, they will come to Des Moines for 8 visit of several months with Mrs.

Kingman's mother, Mrs. Martha Reeves, 2815 High street. Mrs. Babbette Joseph is expected to return this week from Los Angeles after a two months' visit there. She will care for her grandchildren, Peggy and Arthur Sheuerman.

while their Sheuerman, parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. vacation in Cuba.

Literary Clubs urday at the home of Mrs. W. P. Ballou, 1407 Forty-first street. Husbands of the members will be guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emmke will entertain the members of the Commak club at a George Wash- ington party Mondamin ave- Mrs. H. H.

Cory will be hostess Thursday evening in their will Thursday to the members of Tohome. 1407 nue. Twelve couples day's club. During participate. the group will study the life of the afternoon Giovanni Verga, the novelist.

Jolly 23 club will meet for the 1 There will also be a review, p. m. luncheon Wednesday at "House by the Medlar Tree." New Younker tearooms. Mem- bers will answer to roll call with Review club members will meet Lincoln OT Washington Harrison quota- Wednesday with Mrs. F.

J. Long. tions. Mesdames We Ben S. 1728 Oakland avenue.

The afterand Ernest Weisharr will be host- noon's program will be in charge esses. of Cutler, Mrs. C. G. Hunter and Mrs.

Crom Bowen. Mrs. John Ruvane will be hostess Thursday to the members of Mrs. Louis Crampon will be the Social Bridge club. The group hostess Thursday the members will meet at 1 p.

m. for luncheon of the Worthy club. the Harris-Emery tearoom, folin lowed by an afternoon of bridge. Utopia club will meet 10- day with Mrs. O.

E. Courtright. Mrs. L. B.

Robinson of Ar- Mrs. C. E. Thompson will have cadian Manor, will be hostess to charge of the lesson on "Books." the Hy Low club at 12:30 luncheon today. Club members are Betty Patterson will be hostess the Mesdames Irwin Kisker, Fred Tuesday to the D.

S. C. club memTaylor, Will Smock, Will Jaeger, Frank bers. Miss Patterson will be 88- Clarence Sword. Ora Hall, sisted by Faye Granger.

The Foley, Jack Newman, Mayme and meeting topic will be "LiteraBartholmew, Margaret Powel with discussions lead by Mrs. Robinson. Clara Jennings and Margaret Broad. Qui Vivet ellub meets today L. Adams will enwith Mrs.

Will H. Harrison, 809 Mrs. Henry History club Fortieth members at a luncheon party tostreet. tertain the Current E. Risser, day.

Mrs. F. F. Faville will lead the afternoon meeting on Mrs. Charles secretary of missionary education, will address the Clifton Heights 'Alaska." Endeavor society this evening at 6:30 p.

m. today on Forum Delphian chapter will Christian the subject "Templed Hills." meet at 9:30 a. m. at Wednesday Hotel Fort Des Moines. There will be a walking rehearsal ot PERSONALS Pinero's "The Second Mrs.

Tanqueray." Mrs. Sara Biala, Cohen, yester- Westover club will visit the day evening, for Chicago historical building today, in where she will read two plays, state of holding its regular Great God Brown" place "The Bride of the Lamb" before ing two women's and groups Monday club will have "Philclub the to Moines the for its subject 10- north shore today tomorrow. She week. at the city fibrary. Miss will return Des anthrophy" later part of Jeffer- Margaret Wright will he the of this day Miss Doris Forbes spent the week end at leader.

Assisting Miss W. Wright the son, Kappa Gamma house will be Mesdames 0. 0. Roe, Kappa while she was in the city attend- 0. Smouse, E.

F. Whitney and ing the national convention of Frank Armstrong. Phi Mu Gamma sorority of which member. Miss Forbes Priscilla club will meet at the she is a was president of Gamma chapter Harris-Emery tearoom for a at Drake last year, 12:30 p. m.

luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. A. S. Schlesinger, 1340 Mrs.

F. W. Mutchler will be the West Eighth street, has returned hostess. A business meeting will from a two months' visit with her be held at 2 p. m.

daughter, Mrs. Boris Petroff, in New York. Forum club will meet toMrs. J. E.

Tone and son, J. day for a patriotic luncheon in are stopping at the Chalfonte- the Harris-Emery tearoom. Mrs. Haddon hall, Atlantic City, N. J.

J. W. Wilson will give a discusMrs. F. H.

Bloteky has re- sion on the book, "A Romance of turned to her home in the Com- Fifty" by Rheta Childe Dore. modore hotel after spending some time visiting in Chicago. Utile Dulce club meets with M. Lauer has been confined to Mrs. George Barlow, 1510 Thirtyhis bed in the Commodore hotel first street, for A pienic lunchfor the last Duffield week.

for eon and hard times party. George left Friday a business trip to Chicago Mra. Dillmer Goode and Mra. and Milwaukee. Sheuerman, 915 Leslie M.

Shaw will be joint Mrs. J. L. Keeping that Schoolgirl Complexion 1927 Fanchon Beanty Features By VILMA BANKY Beware of using for solely any but true complexion ONE purpose, soap on face the skin, to protect starts Palmolive is the most widely urged THE modern way cleanliness; to beauty with never soap in the world today for comwith plexion In Paris it is supskin letting powder, rouge or make-up planting domestic soaps. remain on your skin over For true skin beauty, get Palmolive night.

That means careful washing with. bday. the skin with its soap and water regularly. balmy palm lather reguCleanse, But be sure you use only a true larly, and particularly at bedtime complexion soap for that purpose. every night.

Be sure it is a beauty soap. Do that for one week. Note how per- much better your skin. Costs but Before Palmolive Soap was fected, women were told "use no 10c a cake. Take care you get that soap on your faces." Soaps then the genuine Palmolive.

Green soaps were judged too harsh. This soap represented as of olive, and palm but creation largely changed the skin oils are not the same. are Palmoliveof the world. crude imitations. The care made Peet Chicago, U.S.

Made of true cosmetic oils, St. Paul's guild will meet tolay with Mrs. J. E. Gamble.

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Des Moines, Iowa Announces Two Free Lectures on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE By Charles I. Ohrenstein, C. S. B. of Syracuse, New York Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts In The Princess Theatre 313 Fourth Street MONDAY NOON, FEB.

21 at 12:10 o'clock The Public Is Cordially Invited One of the most outstanding "leading women" of the dramatic stock stage Hazel Shannon has been engaged as GUEST STAR BY RALPH BELLAMY PLAYERS at the PRINCESS THEATRE opening her engagement Feb. 27 in "The Gorilla' This la a full-rete Night Menage CLass oF Sm vies WESTERN SYMBOLS Dee Lesser Telegrem or Cable. Might Lane gram unless its chats Deferred sorer de Indicated by in the check Cable Lanes address Week End Loner UNION or in the EARL. TON. das Is STANDARD TIME.

shown the date end The time so at Liberty Bldg, 6th and Grand, Dee OPEN Moines, Iowa. Received 19 PN2- 11 CB381 25 Now York M. Y. RALPH BELLAMY CARE PRINCESS THEATRE DES MOINES IONA YOU CAN NOR DEFINITELY ANNOUNCE FAZED SHANNON AS GUEST STAR SEE HAS AR PANGED TO LEAVE NET YOPK IN TINE TO OPEN WITH US 17 TEE. GORILLA REXFORD BELLAMY SMASH! TREMENDOUS Audiences DE and Applauded THEATRE The A of and mighty mother romance story lorc FIRE ing that's the sweep town.

BRIGADE Not It you RaN just want another in EVERYTHING Fire great that 1810- picture HURRY! RUSH! ton pletare. Young-oldand love every minnte of middle-aged folks will live TODAY this red-blooded FIRST SHOW AT 11 A. M. NOW STRAND NEW CAN MOST WHERE Where HAPPEN! THINGS There's ANYTHING DO! AND Thrill With Every RICARDO CORTEZ NEWS COMEDY.