Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • Page 12

2-B THE SIOUX CITY SUNDAY JOURNAL: APRIL 20, 1930. Several Study Groups Plan Dinner Meetings During the Current Week; Husbands to Attend P. E. O. Session pUMEROUS exceptional events are schcdnlcrl for Sioux City study groups tliis week, among ivhirh will he the, annual! B.

T. L. dinner of Chapter OR of P. E. O.

and luncheon sessions of Emerson, Portfolio 'and Bard of Avon clubs, and oF P. E. O. Election of officers for the coming season will be held at some of these meetings. B.

I. to initiates in T'. E. O. means that Husbands are invited, so the dinner meeting of Chapter OR Thursday evening in the Sara Davis teashop is to be a large and elaborate; party.

Mrs. R. S. Andrews is eral chairman of the event nnd of Avon dub is scheduled for Patur-; being assisted by a commit- £, tee Consisting Of It. Mr srhlappi and Mrs.

J. Larimer, Mrs. R. F. joint hostesses.

cm- Mrs E. "VVolford and w-UI roll call rp j. S. SI-VISP 1MII talk A varied program of enter. tainment throughout the din South Amprira, ner hour will precede an Havs will entertain ing of cards.

qn( pf 0 Mnn The annual lun-henn an.1 flection prxM hr 'Jim Harry of officers of Kmcrson rlub will Mrs held Monday In thn Snra Davis rrp Mm. IT. H. Hcilmps mid Mrs vi i-, r. H.

M. StoiMard bolus Joint luncheon, hostesses. HI GupFls lati-r will adjourn to or( home of Mrs. JI. M.

Corbet. street, wliern portion nf fleers will held nnd thp i.r.vraiv. prespnted. Mrs. A.

V. Convert give "A Tonst to Enu-rsnn" nnd M-s M. J. McAhren a paper, "Whither Llteratore?" Engagement Announced lf F--J 10 -lrf rhih win vr.r-lav g( 1h(l of 3T There Mrs. L.

P. Klopplnif will entertain o. members of the Ijlterary Outlook by rharrnjin. Mrt. George club Monday, when the program smith will a will as Roll rail, current events; review, "Urcat Mcadown," by Bllzabeth Martdox Roberts, Mrs.

R. C. Moore; round tnblo of Members of Sorosls club will elect officers at a meeting Monday in the home of Mrs. K. K.

Barney. A musl- will replnce tho customary lit- program. SOUTH SIOUX CITY present day English writers, and parliamentary law, Mrs. H. T.

Carney. Members of the Tuesday Morning Book Review club, meeting at 10 o'clock that day at the Y. W. C. orenre ste recent will hear dlscueslons by Mra.

nf oral and wrltt Hoyt of the following: "If I Could cnntf st tne Routh sloux 'Hy liiRh school, competed Friday i a contest, nt. C'onncll Bluffs, accompanied there by Mrs. K. 'olo(Ii) Sherry. Mrs.

Sliprry and Miss iti'Utcvlllft mint lo Council Bluffs by lus. Mis? SlPiitP.vlllo will compete In Musical Programs to Be Feature of Services Today Eautcr MeMKgc Condensed Into Cantata Form Preach But Once," a symposium, and "The Six Mrs. Oroens," by Lorna Rea, Mrs. J. A.

Rae will entertain members of the Tourl.st club Tuesday. Current events will be the roll call response nnd n. National Geographic Magazine article, presented by Mlw Clara Latcham, the first, topic. W. F.

Teter will talk on "Cecil Rhodes and the Diamond Industry." Concluding tho BPHKOII members of Portfolio club will be 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at the Stoux Clly Country club, where, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs. Kdward C. Palmer, Mrs. Carlelon Mngoun and Mrs.

Paul Beklns will IK) Joint hostesses. The annual election of officers will be held after luncheon In lieu or the usual literary program. Mrs. W. A.

Klfer will hostpsa to members of Zetetio club at the annual business meeting Monday afternoon. No program Is scheduled South American music, art and literature will be discussed by Mrs. B. Waltt, Mrs. Marie Moscley and Mrs.

Mario Beck Toy, respectively before American Girls, who will conclude the program. A luncheon meeting of the Bard this coming week In Onmlui. S'lm Is a Junior high school Mllcll'tlt. Chapter I'M. P.

v.Ill meet at o'clock evening In the loino of WalhT After a nit'f business session, tliPrn will IIP a which Mrs. John Pure iU Will If-iulfT. MpinbtM'H of tin; Ladles Aid sorletj if tin: South City I'resbyto cliuich will nn'ct at 2:30 o'clocl I'hursdav nrtvrnnoii In the churcl parlors, when Mrs. Fiirali am Mi'K. Lucy Hcfurr will Joint linut Tea a social lime wl follow tho' business niPftins.

A ili'lPKiitlon from (he Houlh Hion Cily Wniiiiin'ii club will attend 111 trl-county clubs conventio lo be held Saturday. April 1 Knierson, Neb. Mrs. A. Ij.

Mathwl of Houtli Sioux City, Is member thu county program committee. A benefit bridge jmrty, to bo give Thursday evening In tlie Knowlto nnd Manning hall, will be sponsore Iiy members of thn Junior Woman' club of South Kiouv City. Tallies wi bo iivalliiblo for ln-ldgo and 5UO, fo which prizes will awarded. Hcrv of luncheon will conclude tli curd playiiiK. Miss Monica Kramper, daughter Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Kramper, a slu di'iit at KoHury college. Hlvcr Fores 111,.

Is ppendliiR tlio Easter holiday with her classmate. Miss Alice Alex under, at Park Ridge, 111 Miss Viola Robertson has returne from a visit of several dayi wit relatives at Spencer. The marriage of Miss Marian Po' lard, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Po lard, 1424 Dakota avenue. Soul Siuur City, to Henry Kolbaum wn solemnized April 8 In (he Cathedral of Uptphany rectory at Sloux City.

Tlie attendants were Miss Loretta M. Pollard, Bister of the bride, and IjUwreuce Merchant, of Jackson, where tho bridegroom's mother, Mrs. AugtiBta Kiilbaum, resides. MISS MARGARET M. HELSO.v Mr.

and Mrs. P. J. Kelson today announce thn engagement of their aiiBhtcr, Miss Margaret M. llclson, to Edgar W.

Baxter, Bon of Mr. nil Mrs. J. A- Baxter. SOCIAL CALENDAR! VISITS FATHER Two coffins, apparently dating biick to the tiuracen invasion, were recontly unearthed by a plowman near Majnes, Style and Beauty within the reach of all The season that demands most of a appearance will Boon be try woman will want to look her best.

lias been a pleaaure for the HOLLYWOOD PERMANENT WAVE METHOD to contribute to the general trend towards beautificatlon. THE HOLLYWOOD IS PLEASED TO OFFER PERMANENT WAVES 01'' STYLE BEAUTY AT A PRICE THE REACH OF ALL! Very Special! SHAMPOO and KINGEK WAVE Alt Inusiwl Offer Genuine VEDA- CL'RI, 1'EHMA- NENT WAVE bliampoo finger Wave Included HOLLYWOOD PERMANENT WAVE METHOD "MASTERS OK I'KRMANBNT WAVING" te Floor Commerce Bldf. Fuoue 8 5715 6th Neb. Ub of Without Open TODAY W. E.

Sloan. MONDAY Kmerson David Llli-rary Outlook L. i' KloppliiK- W. A. Klfer.

Cliap'cr of P. 1C. Josepl I layM. ChriHti'iiBcn-Beppler nf Mr. and Mrs.

J. Frederick Kill in Nuus 11. 11. Krum- itiann. Sorimiu Mrs.

E. K. Barney. Mrs. A.

Kuhlman. (J. li'red Whltehead. U'. K.

Moore. of the Margaret ServaiH. Ht. Monica's charily ball and card C. building.

Afternoon Bonk Review section of A. A. U. William Eu- nensa. .1.

Martin Johnson. Threw Kva Johnson. Aliiinnao Esther Coan. TULyDAY D. M.

C. Charles Marshall. ArtlslH Colony of Sloux City Society of Fine Arts In public, library. Dpublo Nullo Mrs. William Rogers.

Tuesday Morning Book Review club W. C. A. Tourist J. A.

Rae. Porltollo City Country club. American Marie Moseley. c. D.

C. building, fri-mler 10. V. Gurrett Elks club. Chattorbid W.

H. Christy. Party for Mary Wall linrinuu Choral Oscar C. Herman. Hawkeye Arthur Ras- inuHbeii.

G. Fred AVhltehead. Playrlte M. R. Nowbow- crs In Davidson tearoom.

Mardi Bridge H. J. Wenner In Grandvlew hotel. Luncheon H. C.

Cline In idaon tearoom. Daughters of tha Martin Jortscnsoii. Card Guards of Emerald hall. Sliull Post hall. Rebekah H.

F. Crawford. Mornlngsido W. C. T.

Christian church. Dorcas John's Lutheran church. Bryant Reading H. H. Kellogg.

St. Therese Study A. P. My em. Quest A.

Peltis Joe Kosenllial and Mrs. L'arlu A. Kuccutliul in Sara Davis tea'sliop. Queslion hotel. Luncheon N.

J. Hvistendahl. Treubid Roy Peterson. WEDNESDAY Married 16 Paul Beck. Dinner Belly Snyder and Miss Eva Cody In Sara Duvlu teashop.

W. D. W. M. L.

Sauer. Gi-Way Lucille Montfort. W. F. W.

Bridge Coleman Gilmour in Davidson tearoom. Emanon' F. Crockett lu Sara Davis teashop. Hi-Bidderaf-Mrs. Oscar R.

Thorbon. 1'adnorn and Mrs. Will Wllliges. Llttla Theater Play Study clans- Studio. Night "Hawk Bridge R.

J. Doylu. fctta Num P. W. Craik.

Cardinal J. Randolph. BldderBo John JI. Kremers In Davidson tearoom. Delta Dek J.

E. Manxm. Auiltla Bridge hotel. U-Guess Emma Sorsolell. Merry Wives E.

D. iey In Canton tea gardens. Aiguuot O. F. Monroe.

Ladies Auxiliary to the O. K. Mrs. Anna bhadle. Curd circle In Continental hall.

Eveiiinir Star cauip, No. 603, R. N. A. W.

A. hull. Isis chapter. No. 173, O.

B. By Fay Ifoncliette Jtuilr Critic. Eflster messags Into catitata Torrn will be used In many of the churchen today ns whole or part of the At the morning service at Mayflower Congregational church "Morn of Victory," by Heyser, -will he nun? by the choir, directed by Clyde O. Cum- Solo parts will be taken by Mrs. Geonre F.

Ingledue. Mrs. Fay Kbaugh, STrr. Russell permit, Taylor Hteele, Prraut and John Doyle. Mrs.

A. F. Swnnson Is church or- canlst. "Knstertldp." by Protheroe. will RUHR by soloists and choir of the Klrst Methodist church this eve- Maurice T.

fvprson Is director of the choir and Mrs. Byron Brown organist. Mrs. A. C.

Bckert and Mrs. R. K. Ranry. sopranos; Ruth CotirtrlKht nnd Norms, Hale, con- trnllos, and Mnad, baritone, will be the fjlolMs of the evening.

cantatas constltutlnc the churches this rirf: "The of Lleht and Ixive." by lull.in 1-Mwarrts. plvcn by the qnartot and choir of tho Flrrt Presbyterian church. Members of the quartet are Mrs. F. H.

Roost. Mrs. Hnth O. Henry Hedeen and Wallace Loirry. ffal Buntlpy Is choir llrector and Katherlne Dodsley organist.

"The Llrht from the Tomb," given by a fflrls' chorus of 20 voices directed by Maurlne Lareen at the Young People's service at the First Lutheran church. "The Daughter of Jalrus" (Stainer). sung by a vested choir of 35 under the direction of the pastor, Rev. George S. Natwlck, In Morn- lngslde Lutheran church.

Accompaniments will be played by Hannah Stal, and Laure Fugle, soprano, and frank Madsen. baritone, will sing the Incidental solos. "Victory Divine" (Marks), will be presented by the choir of Swedish Evangelical Tabernacle with Marie Larson, organist, directing. Soprano polos In the cantata will be sung by Viola Johnson and Dorothy Youngen. Alvin Larson and Arthur LHJe- have tenor and baritone olos, respectively.

"The First Easter" (Ira B. Wilson) vill be glvf-n In Illverslde Congregational church. Soloists include Mrs. Wallman, choir director, Mrn. Petf-r Terpslra, Mrs.

F. W. Arthur Nystrom. Peter Vlnaiulrrn isi church organist. "Thn Victory" will be presented by a community chorus and orchestra ut.

the hiKh school auditorium at Kloux City at 8 o'clock. Mips Kathrrlno Bristol, pubIti: school (supervisor of music, will direct, the cantata. Lois McBeath will play the piano accompaniments. Solo will be taken by Mmes. S.

T. Frntn, W. V. Steutevllle, R. E.

Carlyon, K. KsgiMiberger, S. W. McKlnley. ft.

W. Muynard and Hill and Messrs. S. T. Fruin, V.

AV. Strain, R. E. Carl- MARRIED Mrs. William Johnson PRIOR to her marriage, announca- 1 ment of which Is mads today, Mrs.

Williams .1. Johnson was Miss Marian Rush, daughter of Mr. sjid Mrs. E. Rush of Ponca, Mr.

and Mrs. Johnson will reside at 191S Rebecca ntreet. Ing LlRht." Dlckenson. Ecnedicfus Eyre; Gloria In Esceisis Old Scottish chant. Seven fold Stainer.

Recessional hymn. "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today, Alleluia." Special organ numbers will In- Miss Bonnie Myers A VISIT with lier father, Bon Myere, Is being enjoyed by Miss Bonnlo Myers, who arrived hero recently from San Francisco. sonic temple. Luncheon Mrs. William Ennenga.

Strollers Mrs. Fred J. Taylor in Sara DaVln teashop. THURSDAY Amphlctyon club Davidson tea- -Mrs. William Ennengt.

yon and Savldgo. room. Luiichcon- O. U. LSrldgc Mrs.

Hubert erl.st and MIH. Julea T. Kfll. Harmony club Mra. Ben Jusla rlnli MlKH Kvclyn Good and Miss Skcltuii in Sura Davis clnlj Mrs.

Phillip Johjison In Uavidiiun tcaromu. Urplicum II. club. Kn TerpB Mrs. I.

H. Kiclmrds. Modern Study -Mrs. t'. M.

Gallant. Artists Colony or fiionx City Society of Fiiie Arts Public library. Card purl St. Ulto's circle In messed hall. Nu Hull William ter in West liflc' l.lmpter fill of I'.

K. Davix teu.Mhop. Literature drimrtiiirnl Alarlin hutt 1. Public bpeaking i-liiss of Woman's Mnrtln hotel. Marilyn Birthday A.

Hulinberg. D. A. In Cathedral hull. Tarry-A-Whlle Mrs.

J. Fuller Hasklns in Webt hoti-l. Iris Mrs. A. G.

Nynt.tte Mrs. L. Doyle. Ij'iindt Mrs tJeorg' 1 Cress. Inter Mrs.

V. SUeels. Mrs Phillip Johnson In Davidson tearoom Card party Auxiliary to It B. P. club.

MornliiKsidi- Chapter. O. MomingBide Mabonu- itmiilc Sioux Cily Uebekali I. O. O.

F. hall. Silver Leaf Aid society Continental hull. Twilight camp. R.

N. M. A. musical programs will occupy the. evening service at' several churches.

The following numbers, directed by Fred J. Schump, will bo given at the First Christian church: Piano prelude, "Andante Cnnlahlle" (Tschalkow- sky) Mrs. C. K. Hough; hymn, "Beautiful Savior," choir; anthem, "Thou Wilt Keep Him In Perfect Peace" (Merrill); solo, "Ballad of Trees and I ha Master" (Chadwlck), Edward Dunlap: sextette, "Alleluia" (Brander).

ftlisse.H Polly, Gulney, Kerrlll, Booker and Mrs. Dunlap; solo, "I Know That My Redeemer Lives" (Wlldcrmere), Mrs. Alice Haggard; tenor solo, "Aria from 'The Prodigal U'fncenO, Paul Bower; anthem, "HnMitiiiii lo tho IJvIng Ixird" Mr. Dunlap and choir; offertory, "Avn Miirla" (Gounod); solo, "Come Yo Faithful" (Mlnetti), Wll- lard Greene; anthem, "1 will Lift Up Mine Eyes" (Virtue), Mrs. Leslie Spry and choir; solo, "Hall! King "Eternal (Hamblenl, Leroy Robson; trio and chorus, "The Heavens Are Telling" (Hayden), Mrs.

Spry and Mr. Bower, Mr. Dunlap a.nd choir. Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Fleetwood, choir director and organist at Morn- clude "Chrlstus Resurroxlt," (Rav- anello), "Easter Morning on Mt Rubldoux" (Harvey Gaul); "Crlsto (Ton): "Resurrection Morn" (Johnston); "Pastorale" (Oull- mant); "Revs Angellqus" (Rubinstein) and "Hallelujah Chorus" (Handel). The special anthem for second service will be "Why Seek Te the Living Among the Dead," by Hol- llns; Agnus Del by Stainer. The annual presentation of the Thorpe choir medals to the choir boys will be made at the- 10:30 a. m. service.

Following the 7 a. m. choral service the annual choir breakfast will be served In tho parish house. A song festival Is the program for the evening service at Immanuel English Lutheran church. Edwin Peterson will contribute saxophone solo.

"God's Great Love" (Petrle), "A New Song" (Hilton) and 'Open Now the Gates of Paradise" (Petrle) will bo the anthem numbers by tlie choir. A male quartet will sing "Just as I Am" (S. M. Chase) and Frances Swanson will play a flute solo. Mrs.

Walter Soiseth Is church pianist and Anna Nelson and Mrs. Soiseth are organists. Special music at the morning service of Whitfield Methodist church Includes organ prelude, "The Heavens Are Telling" Haydn, Mrs. Lucy D. Kolp, organist and director; anthem, "As It Began to (Vincent), choir; offertory, "Galilee" (Mathews); soprano solo, "Hail! Glorious Morn" (Glebel) Lorna Johnson; postlude Trlom- phale" (Dubols).

At the evening service ths following numbers will be used: Prelude, "Chrlstus Resurrexlt" (Ravan- cllo); anthem, "God So Loved the World" (Stainer), Carl Gall and choir; offertory. "Angel's Farewell" (Elzar); Ellwn Lanott, fond, Olensky, Gwendolyn Berg nnd Carol Eberly, of Lawton. William Danforth. baritone, and Claerbout, soprano, will a program of songs In conservatory hall Wednesday evening. Mlsg Claerbout and Mr.

Danforth are pupils of Paul MacCollln. of Abby Ann Lawrence, director of the School of Music, will give a recital at Schmoller Mueller's Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Is the second of a series of programs given by pupils of school. The public Is especially Invited to attend. Edward Sibley will presented by his teacher, James Relstrup, In a piano recital Thursday evening In Morn- lngslde conservatory hall.

Flank- Ing the Beethoven Pathetlque Sonata are n. group of earlier classics and a group of Salnt-Saens, Chopin, Carpenter and Liszt. Alma C. Small's class of piano pupils will be heard In a program of numbers Friday evening at 8 o'clock at Schmoller ft Mueller's. Those who will participate In Hio event are AMrglnla Stroup, Orma Kelt, Beverly Van Scoter, Maflon Gallan- thlne, Evelyn Grimm, Mary Costello, Alice Surmach, Carlos McCoy, Marlon McCoy.

Madonna Donovan. Florence Thacker, Walter Tasker, Howard Evelyn Swanson, Florence Wanders. Allyn Anderson, Velma Noycs, Florence Wagner, Kdlth Wngner, Floyd Snurlock. Doris Carlson, Frances Wanders, Lorraine Carlson and Gladys Spurlock. Martena Ruyter and Ralph Mahlurn, pupils of Paul MacCollln, will give a joint song recital Friday evening In the recital hall of Morn- lngslde conservatory.

Miss Kathleen Webb will hold a demonstration of piano class work at 7:45 p. m. Saturday. April In the recital room of Sioux City Muslo school. following pupils will play: Olorla WoleoM.

Ouwa Zlnn. Vloltt Victoria Dorothy Pnnll. GelfAnd Margaret Com anrl Nora Jensen. Violin pupils: Alice Larson, Dora- hy Nettleton, Robert Roljert Thompson, Wanda Story, Dorothy Andrews and Ltef Anrlre'vs. Cello puill: Robert McCllntock.

Dean Moor mi'l Herbert Oirbert. violin pupils of Douglas Rppder. Doris Wood ford, piano pupil of Faith Woodford, also found places on tlii program. program hy pupils Mrs. Kuclnski's and Miss sers will bo given Saturday Blackheads Go Quick By This Simple Method Blackheads- big ones nr little soft ones or hard any part of the body, go quirk by a flmple method that Just difsolvps them.

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Shirley, Everett Brexlkey. Marlon Hanen. Dorothy Mary Mary K. Holtie. Dorothy Bnurrett.

Haaklnson. Mary Jane Barries, Wallace Kearns, Hanel, Helen Singer. Florence Younffatrom and Betty Jean Benson. Toungstrom, Ke-therlne Billy Jenhs. Bettr rlne Herum.

llownril Elolae Fiah, Ix)U Bertke. Uuth Pierce, Violet Llndsey. Krlerkn. Fredrick Wood and Ellen Hathaway. Kalherlne Baiter, Sally Bhull.

Ruth Schott. Carolyn Wlrkstrom. Betty Lyle. Krancen Newton, RoRer Tounglove, El- Hot WootdrMge, D'loren Bremer, Jack Hamer and Jano Oaynor. Violin pupils of Wanda Castle and piano pupils of Ethel Thompson Kucinski joined In a program given at Mornlngside conservatory Saturday evening.

Piano pupils: Brokaw. Betty Philpot, Charles Mllllgan. John Brokow, Cclla Fordyce, Dorothy Nettlo- ton, Mary Louise Hay worth, 'Char- WHY PAY MORE? Bolter Watn Can Be Had at Any Price CLINK'S WiU Oire You a Complete PERMANENT WAVE Including Shampoo and Finger ALT. 'WOniC It Is no longer necessary to make appointments for Perma-; nent Waves at Clink's as they are equipped to give immediate, service. 311-20 Toy Bank Bldg.

4th Neb. riione 8-7768 hall. FRIDAY ingsiile Presbyterian uhurch, have prepared the following musical program for the evening service: Organ prelude, "Break of Day" (Schenuker), "Melodle Celeste" (Harris), "Christ Triumphant" (Voo), "Today," solo Ride on In Majesty" (Evllle), Joseph BJordahl; anthem, "The Bells of Easter Worn" (C'haffin); duet, "An Eas ter Alleluia" (Oaines), Rachel Cook and Mrs. F. K.

Morris; anthem, "Easter Chimes" (Scott): organ offertory, "Spring Madrigal" (Hatch); solo, "That I'Vst Easter Morn" (Ashford), MibS rook; unthem, "He is Risen t'orevermoro" (Puttjnson); Ueo" (Duboib). The musical program for St. Thomas' Kplscopal cliurcb -follows: Chorul celebrations of holy communion at 7 a. in. and 10:30 a.

in. Processional hymn, "Welcome Happy Morning 1 Age to Age Shall duet, "Tlie Gates of tlia Temple" (Knappt, Mrs. T. Mhurh and John Taskcr; postlude, "March Herolque" (Saint-Saens). Mrs.

A. H. Dodsley, organist and choir director, will have charge of the musical part of the three services at the First Baptist ehurcli. At the 7 a. m.

service Mrs. Dodsley will play excerpts from Bach's "Passion Music" and the solo quartet composed of Fay Hanchette, soprano, Mrs. Amos Mathews, contralto, W. A. Vlckery.

tenor, and Walter Decker, bass, will sing appropriate hymns during the presentation of a pageant "The Resurrection," by the drama league of the church. Music for tho 10:45 service will be organ prelude, "Patan of (Mueller); processional hymn, "Jesus Christ is Risen Today." (Worgan) carol, "Bell Song," (Fltzslmmons) offertory. "Ave Marie," (Verdi); bl bllcal anthem for minister and choir "Because I Live, Ye Shall Live Also," (Win. Arms Fisher); Mlsse Lucile Miller and Hanchette and Ml Decker and choir; postlude, "Grand Chorus," (Guihnant). At the 7:30 p.

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Friday Hairy Scott. V. W. J. M.

Klas. A-Dare club- Mrs. K. Viper. Ladles of tho G.

A. hall. Pi.cific Rebekah C). U. F.

hall. Joan ut iArc circle of Blessed Sacrament A. Hac, Alpha Delta. Kappa sorority Rigadon. Blackstone 12 J.

B. Scharles In Sara. Davis B. P. O.

club. Rainbow Veterans and Mr. and Mrs. O. J.

Perclval. Esther circle of First Christian R. Bridges. Martha circle of First Christian G. D.

Serrlll. SATURDAY Alumnae F.rodelphiau vidsou tearoom. Bard of Avon club -Y. W. A.

Shriuu iu Masonic temple. Chapter EY of P. E. W. A.

linger. Frances ballroom. Threefold Gloria and Gratlas Offertory anthem. "Christ Our Passover Is Sacrificed for Us," Schilling. Easter hymns, "Come Ye Tliaiikf ul.

Raise the Strain)) (170); "Alleluia, the Strife la O'er" (173). Kursura C'orda and Agnus Stainer. Easter aiitueui, "By Early Morn- people of the church the following musical piogra.ni will be given: Prelude, "Festal Day," (Spence); tet, "Gentle, Holy Savior," (Gounod); ladles chorus and baritone solo, "List the Cherublo Host," (Holy City) (Goul); Mr. Decker and chorus, anthem, "Easter Song," (Felmnann- Dlckinson): offertory, "Elevation," (Salnt-Saens); postlude, "Finale" (Spinney). In harmony with the season of bursting buds and birds bursting with isong is the troupe of musical buds crowding the recital platform these days.

Among the spring crop of young iccitalistH will be two pupils from Faith Wpodford's studio, Irene Hen tie and Laura Ktoneklng will share honors in a piano recital at Mornlngslde college conservatory hall Tuesday evening. Miss Bentley will offer compositions by Bach, Chopin, Schumann, Rubinstein, Lla-j dow, Toyusuon and Grclg, while Miss I Stoneklng's two groups include works of Beethoven, C. P. E. Schubert, Chopin, MacDowell, bchu- inaun and Schutt.

Another group of intermediate pupils of Opal Bui lard will occupy tho platform of Schmoller Mueller's recital hall Wednesday evening. Those listed to appear are Jeanette SPECIAL MEN'S SUITS LADIES' SUITS PLAIN SPRING COATS 75 70S CASH AMI CARRY CENTRAL CLEANERS Sioux CUy'a Original Cub Mad Carry Cteauert ST. PHONE 8-M30 For Summer Comfort 'BEAUTY AIDS HE modern -woman Good Until May 1st coupon Is good for $1.00 credit on our regular tl.OU Permanent Wave It presented at ally one of our shops before May 1st. knows that the best rejuvenation methods are applied a cost that ia insignificantly small. Our operators are trained to serve you best.

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