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2 T)KS MOTXKS SUNDAY ET N. 20. 1 02 1. P.E.O. Sisterhood In Joint Recital Tuesday Society Club Calendar Jan.

21. The performance will be a muBlcal comedy, Mary. A large number of tickets have been sold and those desiring seats can call the president. Miss Fannie Martin. Walnut 7198.

or the chairmen of the Agnes vvoin.it 5515. or Belle I aaMSsssaMaasjawss i' Initiated Immaculate club of St. Ambrose Catholic church second annual theater party at the Princess. Phi Sigma Gamma of Still lege banquet at Younkers' room. Roosevelt JWors' banquet at Harrie-Emery tearoom.

A. T. O. fraternity entertain House Mothers Club of Drake university. Student recital at Howard hall, Drake university.

East Htsh class day program lit school auditorium. Sorosls Chautauqua circle with MM. Ash Davin. Mrs. 1.

I'easley entertain la oica ot tne a. K. k. a. circle, i Join de Vie Bridge club o'clock luncheon with Mra.

George uoatsman Sherlock, Drake 6761-J. Mr. and irs; will entertain tne muz-lb club Thursday evening at a 1 0 o'clock dinner at the Elks club, followed by cringe. Mrs. M.

i. Snyder, 22 Six teentb street, will be hostesa to the members ot the Klnco ub Wednesday at a 1 0 clock lunch eon. Fern Leaf circle will meet ai the home of Mrs. Van Unken at her home, 610 East Twenty-ninth Btreet, Friday afternoon. Athens club will give the fifth party of the season Wednesday at 1:46 1 o'clock at Hotel Fort Des Moines.

Gail Fitch orchestra will furnish the music. Tovey circle of St. John Lutheran church meets Monday at 2 30 o'clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A.

B. Learner, 816 Eighteenth street. Mrs. Theodore Jansen will be assistant hostess. The Monday meeting is guest day and all friends and members of the church are Invited A Bobble Burns celebration will be held Thursday at the Cotillion ballroom at 7:30, For information call Walnut 475.

Announcements Tbere will be no meeting of the T. V. club on Monday because of the death ot Mr. A. H.

postponed meeting will be held Monday. Jan. 28, with Mrs. B. O.

Hanger. I'aaady Bible class at the home oi Mr. ana Mrs. Marry laiveri Kev. DeWitt White, teacher.

Iwton auxiliary of W. S. W. V. sponsor card party, at Idea coffee shnn.

yea Moines Playground board flieetlng at Harrls-Lmery te roam. C'lio club meeting with Mrs rrtle NIckllD. -Tennyson Chautauqua circle Jfetln with Mrs A. Anneberg. Aloha club meeting with Mrs OSS.

Kinney. Forum club meeting with Mrs iim Whitman Art department of the Des Moines Women's club meeting at art callerv. rllv 1 brarv. lor ex curslon to inspect mural decora tions and sculptor in Des Moines. Miss Mary Champion hostess to Phi Chi Delnhlans.

Professional Women's league meeting at Craig huse. Harriet Aahhv. chairman Mrs. Ray Miller entertains Qui Vive club at 1 o'clock luncheon at Harrln-KmprV tearoom. Kducallonal department of 'Catholic Women's league at hall 1 Mrs.

T. E. Thornton and Mrs. t. W.

Baldrick entertain at the lVme of the former the ladies of Jie O. V. Black Dental club. Katon Chautauqua circle at the 4nme nf Mra. J.

A. Slither. Players club meeting with Mrs. A. Crawford.

Current History club meeting i With Mrs. w. E. Davy. Monday club meeting at Cham herlaln hotel.

Monday club Junior meeting a historical building. Nota Bene club meets with Sef ren'g Great January Clearance Sale of $200,000 Stock of Highest Grade Quality MM Vernon Sheffleld WHEAT BAAL, GENEVIEVE 1 -r will present Stewart Watson, baritone, in concert recital Tuesday evening at 8:15 o'clock in the Hoyt Sherman place auditorium with Mr. Vernon Sheffield, a graduate of Simpson conservatory as pianist and accompanist. Mr. Watson Is the son of Mr.

Arthur T. and Mrs. Emma Turner Watson and grandson ot the late Dr. and Mrs. Mahlon P.

Turner. pioneer Des Moines residents. He is among the well known young singers ot the city who began the study of voice at the age ot 7 years with Fannie Wllkiua Ryan and L. Maude sElldredge. After serving sixteen months, tpn in France, during the world war, Mr.

Watson located for a time in Atlanta, where he resumed his voice study with Margaret Hecht, Austrian opera slnaer and later studied In Los Angeles, with Ragna Linne, a former Chicago teacher. Upon returning to Des Moines Mr. Watson took ud the study with Madame Tillisch and for the last eighteen months has studied consecutively with Mrs. Baal, professor of voice at Drake university. During the year he has been heard in concert recital work over the state, his instructor stating that he has unusual quality ami a remarkable finish for so young a singer.

Mr. Sheffield, who will contrlb- ute a group ot piano numbers, began his study at an early age with his sister, Frances Sheffield Wetter, and has pursued his recent work with Prof. F. E. Barrows of Simpson conservatory.

Mr Shot. field hag had four seasons of Chautauqua experience and has the distinction of having served the Mid- Cleveland on their honevmnnn. and will make their home at Pitts- purgn, pa. Mr. Connor is mrnaeer nf tha Des Moines office of the Interna.

tional News Service and has been transferred to lake charge of his organization's Pittsburgh Des Moines Clubs in Brief SOCIAL CLUBS. Mrs. G. W. Johnson, 923 Penn avenue, win be hostess to the E.

O. T. circle at her home at 2:30 0 clock Tuesday. Chrysaor club meets at 'the Woodland Tuesday afternoon with airs, uay nostess. Mrs.

T. f). Wagner. 1324 Col lege avenue, will entertain the Cbantllla club at a 1 clock luncheon Wednesday Mrs. Rav O.

Miller entertains the Qui Vive club at 1 o'clock luncheon at Harris-Emery's tearoom Monday. Mrs. V. A. Blanchard will entertain the Tacoma club Thursday afternoon.

The Om enta club will meet Tuesday with Mrs. J. R. O'Brien tor 1 o'clock luncheon at Younkers' tearoom. Mrs, F.

E. Thornton and Mrs. E. W. Baldrlch will entertain the ladles ot the O.

V. Black Dental club Monday at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of the former, 662 Fifth street, Valley Junction. Ladies of the Blue Goose will meet with Mrs. C. T.

Beezley, 1521 Eleventh Btreet. Friday at 2:30 o'clock. Professional Women's leaane will meet Monday at 1174 Twenty-seventh street with Harriet Wallace Ashby as chairman. The business meeting will be at 7:30 o'clock followed by the program at 8 o'clock, when Mr, N. Dar ling will read his paper on "Giving the Eao Its Due." This is auest night of the l'layers club meets witn Mrs.

k. A. Crawford, Monday. Lawton Sewing circle meets with Mrs. H.

M. Wagne, 2445 South West Seventh street, on Wednesday for all-day sewing. Year groups lviu, 1911 and 1012 meet Tuesday at 12:30 o'clock at Hoyt Sherman place for luncheon and to plan for their group stunt. Reservations are to be made Monday morning by calling Drake 640. Star club meets with Mrs.

George McMlckle, 328 Forest avenue, Wednesday afternoon. AVorthv dub meeta with Mrs. C. P. Brown at the Commodore hotel Thursday, to Super Values at ml ts Choice of our Stock of Fine Furs at Bona Fide Reductions.

We Must Convert Our Entire Stock into Ready Cash Fur Coats, Jacquettes, Wraps, Capes, Scarfs, Chokers, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fur Hats, Genuine Sealskin Caps, Detachable Fur Collars, Appropriate for Cloth Coats. "Ira. B. R. Stotts.

Mrs. A. D. Ri-, y. Mrs.

J. B. Reeve and Mrs. ahn Phillips assisting hostesses. Mrs.

W. M. Bbepard hostess Study club. iAn, Charles Rawson hostess to Proteus club. North Bid club with Mrs.

E. i 3. Linn. Delta Kappa club meeting with MarU Boyd. circle meets at St.

LV-n'f Lutheran Tovey circlet of St. John's Lu- "ran church oteeta the home Dr. and Mrs. A. B.

Learner. A. R. E. A.

Graduate club, 1:30 j'clock luncheon with Mra. Potter, Rosa Bonheur Chautauqua clr-. meets with Mrs. J. W.

Sims. Victoria Chautauqua circle sets with Mrs. Hoffman. i Chanter OH. P.

B. 0., meets ith Miss Nellie Wilson. Mrs. E. P.

Healy entertain at ridge luncheon at the Woodland. TUK8DAV, Mf, and Mra. Leland McBroom qtertaln at supper party at reenwlch farm honoring Elmer hofleld, Gardner Symon and Foster. Mrs. Harry III bridge luncheon th Commodore.

i Mrs. Chase West and Mrs. Ed-. I annd P. Chase hostesses at bridge any honoring Miss Marjorle Kord plant dance at Cotillion ballroom.

East High seniors banquet In li the school cafeteria. North High senior banquet at tlJlarrls-Emery's tearoom. West H4gh class day execises in School auditorium. Mrs, Ward Huntslnger hostesa Mo Margaret Maulsby club at pic-Hie supper. Weddings and Engagements ll XSMORE-GA KFN V.

The marriage of Miss Helen B. Dlncjiore, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Dinsmore of Anita, and Mr. James H. Gaffney, ot Ceda- Falls, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Gaffney of Wlnthrop, was wlemnUed Wednesday at 19:30 o'clock at St. Ambrose cathedral. Des Moines. The Rev.

Mr. Weineke of Cedar Falls read me service. Attending the bride and groom were Mitjs Dorothy -Dinsmore as bridesmaid and Mr. Anton Berg of Cedar Falls, beat man. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at Hotel Savery to the bridal party and the imme diate relatives and friends.

Mrs. (laf'ney attended Des Moines university and Iowa State Teachers college where she has been Instructor in penmanship methods during the summer terms since 1920. She has also eiervlfced penmanship and art in the city acuoola of Bismarck, D.and Cedar Falls. Mr. Oaffney served in the A.

E. F. during tha world war and is manager and proprietor of the Cedar Falls Electric and Hard ware company. Mr. and Mrs.

Gaffney left im mediately for the Pacific coast via tha southern route. They will be at home after March '1 at Main street, Cedar Falls. jl. a. 4.

PRKH.VALL-HEINTZ. The marriaie of Miss Elsie May Presnall ot Cambridge. and Mr. John Harold Helntx of Nevada, wag solemnized Saturday. Jan.

12. at St. Patrick's church, Nevada, with Rev. Father Nichols officiating. The bride was attended bp her sister, Miss Ellen Presnall of Cambridge and the groom by his brother, Frederick Helnta of Nevada.

Mrs. Helntz Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Presnall of Cambridge and Mr. Hetntz Is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Helnti of Nevada. They will make their home on a farm south of Nevada.

Relatives present Included the parents of the couple, the attendants and Anna Leone and George Helntz. KEAHEY-LIDDELL. Mr. H. V.

Keasey announces the marriage of his daughter, Lenore Eva ot McClelland, to Mr. James Nelspn Liddell, which took place at the home of the bride, 3154 South West Twelfth Btreet, Wednesday. Rev. S. C.

Wadding officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Liddell will be at home to friends at McClelland, la. JA.8.iX0YD.

Announcement has just been made ot the wedding of Gladys L. James, daughter ot David James ot Williamsburg, to John Meredith Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Lloyd also of Williamsburg, The wedding took place in Deg Moines Aug. 11, 1923 with Rev. Paul Andreen of the Swedish Lutheran church officiating, The bride was gowned In gray charmeusa and wore a corsage of sweetheart roses. Mrs. Lloyd attended Grinnell college during her freshman year.

She was a student at the University of Iowa from which institution she was graduated in June, 1923. While there she was affiliated with the Alpha Chi Omega sorority, a member ot Woman's Pan-Hellenic council and a member of the University P. E. 0. and other campus organizations.

Mr. Lloyd Is graduate of Iowa State college at Ames where be was a member of Acacia fraternity. After spending three years with the A. F. in France, he entered the University ot Iowa, where he is now registered as a sophomore in the college of medicine.

He is a member of Nu Sigma Nu medical fraternity, Mrs. Llovd is at present an In structor in the public schools ot rocaoontas, ia, -i- -t- j- JACKfiON-TURSER. The marriage of Miss Bernlce Louise Jackson and Mr. James Lloyd Turner took place Wednesday, Jan. 16, at the home of the bride's parents, Dr.

and Mrs. Taylor R. Jackson, 1626 Thirty-first street, Des Moines. Rev. James T.

Mordy ot Cottage Grove Presbyterian church will officiate. The parents of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Turner of Moravia. and Mrs. E. B. Storey of Charlton, were out ot town guests.

The couple will make their home In Moravia. LIKB-OWENS. Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Dorothy Lieb of Fonda. to Mr. John Owens.

son ot Mr. and Mrs. James Owens, 1607 west Ninth street. The wedding took place Tuesday at St. Ambrose cathedral with Rev.

rather Connell officiating. The attendants were Miss Mary Hac rlngton and Mr. Francis Owena. brother of the groom. After Feb.

1 the couple will be at home at 705 Clark street. NMITH-HIRMAX. Miss Eva May Smith and Mr. Wesley Hirman were married Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frances' Smith with Rev.

S. A. Fulton officiating In the presence of forty guests. Miss Edna Taunton of Ottumwa and Mr. Stanley Smith, brother I of the bride, attended the couple.

Preceding the ceremony Miss Dorothy Mlzner sang "At Dawning," accompanied by Miss Stella Waddell, who also furnished the nuptial music. The bride is a graduate of East High and of Drake university where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Oamma sorority. For the past two years she has been teaching in Shenandoah, where Mr. Hirman Is In business. After a short wedding trip in the west, Mr.

and Mrs. Hirman will be at home in Shenandoah. WIDKRBEH.tX.NOIt. Mr. and Mrs.

John Widerberg, 1108 Thorn i on avenue, announce the marriage of their diiughter, Ruth M. Widerberg, to Mr. James R. Connor, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James II. Connor of Pittsburgh, Pa. The marriage took place Friday at the borne of the officiating clergyman, Rev. Mr. Walton Kemp, pastor of the Grand View Lutheran church, with the bride's parents liresent.

The young couple will visit Sprinefleld. 111., fhicho and Each Chapter GH will meet with Miss Nellie E. Wilson, 1617 West Ninth street, tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. 1 The reaular business of the Delta Sigma Phi club will be held at tne nome 01 Miss vru Dahl, 2614 East Fourteenth street. Thursday evening.

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Hy mornlnp, most If not all, of your dandruff will be g-one. and two or three more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trues of It. You will find, too, that all itching- and digging' of the scalp will slop, and your hair will look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid arvon at any druR tore. Four ounces Is all you will need, no matter how much dandruf you have.

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Special Fur Coats I Hundreds of Scarfs Capes of various kinds SScwart Watson. land circuit for three consecutivs Beasons. last summer as accompanist for Fenwick, tenor soloist ot th New York Paulist choir. The two talented young men will be heard Tuesday evening in the following program: I. Where'er You walk George Frederick Handel Core Mio ben Giordan! Du bist die Rub.

Schubert Nature's Adoration L. Van Beethoven II. Aria "Vision Fugitive" r. Jules Massenet from opera "Herodlade" III. Barcarolle (opus 60) Frederic Chopin Voiles (Veils) Debussy Poissons D'Or (gold Claude Debussy Concert Etude (opus 36) Edward MacDowell IV, The Dream Rubinstein In the Silence of Night 4 Sergei Rachmaninoff My Native Land Alexandre Gretchaninoff V.

Ein Schlvan Grieg Songs My Mother Taught Me Anton Dvorak Cnantez, Riez et Gounod VI. A Lover's Litany Walter Kramer The Crying ot Water Campbell Tipton I Know ot Two Bright Eyes George H. Clutsam Thy Dark Hair Johnson Invictus Bruno Hahn Silver Tea By Drake Girls For Scholarship Fund FRIDAY, Jan. 25, has been set by the girls ot the kindergarten training class of Drake university for a silver tea to be held in the administration building. The proceeds of the affair will be applied on the scholarship fund Inaugurated last year by the girls taking the course.

On this occasion the girls will sell flowers, candy and popcorn balls and display tome ot the newest educational magazines and books. Miss Irene Hlrch, head of the de- -partment, will be In general charge of the day with Misses Ellen Mayer, Inez Richard and Dorothy Towne serving as the advisory board. Senior girls will act as chairmen of various committees with freshmen co-operating on their committees. Everyone interested In the kindergarten girls and their11 project are invited to attend the tea from 2 to 5 o'clock in the administration building. day for 1 o-ctock luncheon with Mrs.

F. W. Mutchler. Rantchewalme Twigs will meet Friday afternoon in the hall. Utile Dulce club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

M. S. Benedict, 969 Twenty-sixth street. C. M.

W. circle 1 o'clock lunch. eon Friday with Mrs. W. K.

C. snider, 2902 Cottage Grove ave nue. Ar R. E. A.

circle entertained by Mrs. J. Peasley, 1121 Twenty-second street, at 1:30 o'clock Mon day. Year btouds 1817 and IAIN will have luncheon at 12:80 o'clock Friday at Younkers' tearoom. Reservations are to be made at the tearoom.

After the business meeting there will be a bridge party at 2:30. with Mra. Will Sharp and Mrs. George A. Peak, as hostesses.

The Arrow club will be enter tained by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Baldwin, 1728 East Grand ave nue, Tuesday evening. Alpha chapter, Westminster uild meets at the home ot Mrs. I.

SternB, 300 Lincoln court. Fri day. Ht. Luke's auiillarv milM will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. K.

T. Parks. 3404 Crocker street. Mrs. W.

A. Hhullenberirer. 1120 Twentieth street, will be hostess Mary uuer circle Wednesday. jinnmcuinia ciud Ot Am brose cathedral will entertain at their second annual theater uiw rnn'-Ksw, ivionaay even 1 ANNOUNCING The Semi'Annual Clearance of Two to Six Year Outer Apparel for Little Girls and Boys SALE BEGINS MONDAY Mrs. icowles, Airs.

C. K. flutchlns of Buffalo, N. honored by Sigma Delphian at luncheon at Younkers tea room. Went High banquet at Harris-Emery tearoom.

North High seniors clans day exerclseu at school auditorium. Roosevelt High school class day exercises at the school. I'siiline Jackson hostess to eighth A classmates at the home of Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs, William I.ancdorff host ess to Wednesday club at 1 o'clock at Harris-Emery tearoom.

tit. Agnes guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church entertains St. Paul guild at luncheon at the borne of Mrs. Kay Brand.

I'nity circle In Unitarian church parlors. H. T. Stover opens home to Kta Delphian. Inglenook club 1 o'clock lunch eon with Mrs.

K. W. Mutchler. Board of directors of the Des Moines Women's club at the clubhouse. Poly County League of Women Voters meeting at 10 o'clock at the Shoos building.

Mrs. s. wagner entertains Cbantllla club at 1 o'clock lunch eon, i Review club at the home of Mrs. J. A.

Robinson. Mrs. M. J. Snyder hostess to Klnco club at 1 o'clock luncheon.

Mary Fuller club meets with Mrs. A. Hhullenberger. Hawkeve Sewing circle No. 358.

O. K. 8., meeting In Temple parlors. Mrs. Harry Votruba entertains Smilers 500 club at the Woodland.

Perkins P. T. A. sponsors com munity dinner. 1 Theta Delnhlans meeting at Chamberlain hotel, Mrs.

Charles N. Pierce, leader. Lawton Hewing circle an day sewing at the home Of Mrs. H. M.

Wagner. Mar club meeting with Mrs. George McMlckle. Utile Dulse meeting with Mrs. M.

S. Benedict. Humoerdlnch a "Hansel and Gretal" presented by Reda Rauch Strauss and Miss Lenore Mudge in West High auditorium under auspices ot the Olive McHenry r. T. A.

L. A. A. O. H.

No. 2 card party at Visitation school ball. Athens club dance at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Zodiac club meets with Mra. H.

H. Holmes. Ladles' auxiliary to O. R. C.

regular meeting at I. O. O. F. hall.

Mrs. Harold Votruba entertains Smilers 500 club at the Woodland. Jolly 28 club meets at the home ot Mrs. O. Botsford.

T. and T. club 1 clock lunch eon with Mrs. F. K.

Mlddleton, Mrs. 0. Brokaw assisting. THURSDAY. i Mr, and Mrs.

Frank 0. Green din ner tor Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Car- Sinter and guests, Ben Foster, ardner Symona and Elmer Scho- neia followed ly musicals. Iowa Legislative Ladles league 1 o'clock luncheon at the Commodore. Mr, and Mrs. Grant McPhsrrin dinner tor Mr. and Mrs.

Gardner Cowles. Mrs. T. A. Mlnasslan dinner- bridge at the Commodore for the Ponce club.

D. 8. C. club fourth annual ban quet at Harris-Emery Crystal room. wr.

ana Mrs. Koy E. Howard en tertains the Suta-Us Bridge club at 6:30 dinner at Elks club followed by bridge. Adeline club entertained at the home ot Mrs. A.

B. Thompson. Mrs. Ci M. Cogswell, assisting hostess.

Whosoever- Bible class with Mrs. 0. W. Winter. Des Moines Women's club chorus rehearsal st the club house.

Year grouoa 1913-1914 evenlnc card party at Hoyt Sherman place. ur. b. ianaraon speaks on Post Natal Care' sponsored hv public health committee of the City Federation, Mrs. C.

A. Blanchard entertains the Tacoma club. Delta Sigma Phi club business meeting in snopa building. yvonny tyuo meets with Mrs. C.

Brown st the Commodore. Parllsmentary Law club meetlnc at Harris-Emery tearoom. Todajs club meets with Mrs. B. Frank Prunty.

St. Luke's auxiliary guild meeta at the home of Mra. E. T. Parks.

Athena Delphlans at Chamberlain Rose room. Circle First Methodiat pal church pot luck luncheon with Mrs. W. P. Johnson.

Regular meeting of the Delta Phi Sigma club at the home ot Miss vera uam. Jonquil meeting with Mrs W. W. I.indcrote. Capitol Park Ladles Aid meeting Father and Mother banquet at rniiiips school under auspices of Laston Place Improvement league and the P.

T. A. Bobble Burns celebration at the v.omiion. Elmwood P. T.

A. meets In Auditorium. Dr. and Mrs. T.

A. Mlnasslan entertain Pons club at dinner and bridge. Mrs. C. W.

Wood hostess to A. B. C. Bridge club. Lucas P.

T. A. meets in the community room. Mrs. W.

C. McArthur brldg luncheon at Harris Emery's honoring Mrs. Simon Cnsady and Mrs hmeline Benson Martin. Kindergarten training class at Drake university gives sliver tea in administration building. University Place W.

C. IT meets at home of Dr. and Mrs. A Carson. Altrurian club all-day meetln? with Mrs.

P. C. Flutter, Mrs. Rex Shreves atisisiine FRIDAY. uancing club annual cueat nlirhr ot Ufa Moines.

last 8 ull- rian a at Sherman place. West Knrt Clllh maalin rt.t.l. Mr. and Mrs. P.

E. Coffee-. Year group 1917-1918 lunch. eon and business meeting followed by bridge at Younkers' tearoom. All dav soivina- at church In charge of Mrs.

Ella Dodge. fern Leaf clrrlo vlih Van I'nken at her home. Ladies snvllinrv nf tha Goose meeting with Mra. C. T.

ee2iey. Alpha chapter nf the wt. minster guild at the home nf Mr. Arthur KenworthV. Kantrhewalnie Tl In the hall.

Ruthean Sunday school of (Jrace M. E. church snrvea chicken dinner. Home department of the Cath olic Women's league pot luck luncheon at St. Joseph academy.

rrisnie p. l. a. at the school at 3:15. C.

M. W. circle 1 o'clock lunch eon with Mrs. w. H.

C. Snider. KATl RnAY. Cotillion club dance at Hovt Sherman placs. Kurkford college luucneon at Younkers' st 12:30.

MUses Alice ana uiadys Rtone brldg tea at the Commodore for mih i.ucmk r-erguaon ana Miss Margaret Ootsler of Los Aageles. CeL chapter ot th In- i farewell dinner for Mr. and J. fr. of furs Men's Genuine Sealskin Caps I Ladies' Fur Hats Ladies' and Gentlemen's De- ration.

E. MISS ONA LEE MAY. Miss 0ia I-ee May ot Kldora, second year student in tho rn arta department of Dea Moines university, was Initiated into Delta Omlcron, national music aororlty, il Ma'r a mem-ber of Theta Phi Blgma sorority. SU.Uiff Bn'fltt dinner dance at the Commodore. Alpna Tnet annual dinner dance at the Hotel Fort Des Moines.

D.ra,ke AJumn association pot luck luncheon at 12:30 at the home of Mrs. C. J. Luthe. bervice fltar I.nrlnn nn at the Ideal Coffee Shop.

Nineteen Twenty-four Twelve Bridge club entertain their hus- iBnas at me home of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Jnnns Robert Brownlnv etnh tiniui Chamberlain, Second annual Portia club Junior program at the home of Mrs, E. A.

LIngenfelter. Mrs. W. H. Coldheck nntcrtalna Rosemary club at 1 o'clock lunch eon.

Literary Clubs The Review club will meet with Mrs. F. A. Robinson Wednesday. the subject being "The Life and Letters of Walter H.

Page" by Hendrick. Tomorrow the Forum club will meet with Mrs. Lee Whitman whan the members will be asked to name women short story writ ers and Edna Ferber's "Buttered Side Down" will be reviewed by Mrs, j. w. wiison.

Mr. Harry Watts has charge of the program ot the Today's club Thursday at tha home of Mrs. B. Frank Prunty, The Tourist club will meet on Tuesday with Mrs. H.

0. Welpton as hostess. "In Africa" by John L. McCutcheon and "An African Year" by Cullen Gould Henry will be atndied in charge of Mrs. C.

D. Wadswortb and Mra. C. 0. Goodwin.

"People Who Are Doing Things'1 will be the subject of a talk by Miss Sldna Dowell Monday at the meeting of the Clio club with Miss Myrtle Nicklln. Mrs. C. N. Kinney will be hostess to the Aloha club Monday when medieval diplomacy will be discussed by Mra.

Sherman Kirk and the "Life and Letters of Walter Hlnes Page" by Burton Hendrick by Mrs. F. C. Travers. The Monday club, will meet at the historical building tomorrow with Miss Dodson in charge.

T. V. club meets Monday with Mrs. P. Marlon Slmms as leader and Mrs.

B. O. Hanger as hostess. State educational institutions will be the subject. Mrs.

C. P. Brown will be hostess to the Worthy club Thursday. The Robert Browning meets Saturday when a monolog, "Transcendentalism," will be giv en by Miss Mary Lou Moore. Mesdames E.

R. Stotts, A. D. Riley, J. B.

Reeve and John Phillips will be hostesses to the Nota Bene club at a 3 o'clock meeting Monday. Mrs. Avery McCune will present the topic. Mrs. C.

D. Rawson and Mra. R. L. Parrlsh will have topics at the meeting of the Brevity club Tuesday at the home of Mrs.

F. L. Beymer. Mrs. E.

B. Linn will be hostess to the North Side club Monday when the evolution of the ballot and the "Americanization of Edward Bok" will be discussed. Monday club will meet in the rose room of Hotel Chamberlain with Mrs. E. A.

LIngenfelter in charge of the program. Mrs. Charles Rawson will be hostess to the Proteus club Monday with Mrs. Herbert J. Moore, chairman.

"Leaders of Industry" will be the general subject of the meeting of the Sunset Study club tomorrow with Mrs. W. M. Shepard. "My Life Work," by Henry Kord and "Life of James J.

Hill" by (J. Pyle will be discussed by Mrs. L. E. Humphrey and Mrs.

A. M. Lee. Mrs. W.

E. Davy will be host ess to the current History chip tomorrow with Mrs. 1. L. Hallo-well and Mrs.

L. G. lusher In charge of the program. Parliamentary Law dub meets Thursday at Harris-Emery -tearoom at 9:45. o'clock.

The pro gram includes papers by Mrs. W. H. Pleffer wnose subject is "ue-cornm ot Debate." aud by -Mrs. E.

Kennel who speaks on "Bonds." Mrs. F. K. Tllddleton. HI 4 Twenty-sixth street, assisted by Mrs.

G. L. Brokaw. will be hostess Wednesday to the T. and T.

club 1 r'etni'tt luncheon Furs Restyled Repaired Relined Cleaned from 1 to 3 Days' Notice Finest Workmanship Lowest Prices Estimates gladly given without any obligation Annual iuwii pariy oi v.uuit Ave Marie at Hoyt Sherman place, J. H. Trewin addresses Pro- Iowa's Foremost Exclusive Furriers Leading Makers of Good Furs 716-718 Walnut Street (esblonal Men's club luncheon. Circle First Methodist Epls-'i copal church 1 o'clock luncheon with Mrs. W.

O. Smouse. Hanawalt P. T. A.

In the community rooms. Kappa Tail Delphian chapter Fhakesperean reading at the fchopi building. Year groups 1910, 1911 and 11912 luncheon at Hoyt Sherman place. Mr. and Mra.

Gerald Baldwin entertain the Arrow club, j. Finance committee Plymouth ('church at church. Literature department of the I l)es Moines Women's club at club-f house. Drama section of Des Moines Women's club at the clubhouse. Mrs.

G. W. Johnson hostess to the E. O. T.

club. Chrysoar club meeting at th-e, Woodland, Mrs. C. M. Day hostess.

Oneonta club meeting with Mrs. R. O'Brien at 1 o'clock lunch-'f eon at Younkers' tearoom. Called meeting of the 1922 year group at Hoyt Sherman place. Brevity club with Mrs.

F. L. Beymer. Tourist club meeting with Mrs. H.

0. Welpton. Hubbell P. T. A.

meeting In community rooms. Lady Elks auxiliary picnic sup-VBr at Elks club. Longfellow p. T. A.

meeting In the school community room. Washington Irving P. T. A. fare-J well party fr the 9A class, spon-r aored by evcutive committee.

Paramoun Bridge club 1' o'clock luncheon at home ot Mrs. E. W. Meredith. Columbian Rebekah Aid society ingiPnooic ruin mgein wwiniwgm COMEDY STAR OF THE SCREEN TELLS SOME REAL FACTS 'AH the world's 0e ni the men ant women are players." Shakctpeare, All of us know that the aud iences on the Btreet and In the home are no less exacting man those of the theater.

The woman, whose skin Is flabby and wrinkled, cannot successfully play the desirable part of youth; neither can the girl whose complexion Is pimply, blotchy or "muddy" looking, win popularity or success. The one thing, more than any other, which accounts for the freshness and charm of the com-nlexlon of stage folk, is the res- ular use of cleansing cream, which Is part of the dally routine with every one on the stage. All stage people are obliged to use It, in order to remove make-up from every little crease and the pores. "I had no Idea so many of the girls are using the Cleansing Cream, as well as the Peroxide Cream, Face, Powder and other toilet necessities which am known as Black and White Beauty Crea tions, Bays miss Aioerta Vaughn, prominent and nonular Mack Kon nett Comedy star. "After I began to ask some questions I soon learned why They are so exquisitely fine, and the cost Is so much less, no one need deny themselves the satlsfac- ion 1 a Plea81n complex- i' meeting at the hall.

li Washington school P. T. A. meeting In room 2, third grade mothers, hostesses. Longfellow T.

A. program at communKv rooms. Beta chapter Westminster guild of Central Presbyterian church at home of Mrs. James R. Martin, Miss Fannie Ford and Miss Minnie Hess, assisting hostesses.

OoH and Country club, auction i Party. New Centurv Study circle meets with Mrs. F. ft. Kno.

Miss Louise Price entertains executive board of Seventh Dis-V trlrt Nurses' association at dinner. Mrs. M. Strauss, luncheon at Harris-Emery's honoring Mrs. Sl-i mon Casndy.

AO. and L. A. of Dlo No. 1, old-fashioned dancing party at I.

0. 0. F. hall. Chautauqua league meets at Y.

C. A. Mrs. Frank Keithley entertains Octagon Bridge club at 1 o'clock luncheon. Mlis Louise Wheaton hostess to B.

A. Called meeting of finance com-' mlttee of Plymouth Women's Mis-" ttonsry society. WKDNKStUV. Iowa Press and Authors club buffet supper honoring Mr. and Mrs i.

V. Carpenter and (hair 500 flEV; 0KEII RECORDS Included from our Regular Lines -at FRACTIONAL PRICES will be-: Wash Suits for Little Boys, sizes 1 to 6 years Wool Jersey and Velvet Suits, sizes 2 to 6 years Wash Dresses With Bloomers, sizes 2 to 6 years Wool, Velvet and Silk Dresses, sizes 3 to 6 years Rompers all white and colors, sizes 1 and 2 years Winter Coats only a few remain Very Marked Reductions Varxr nrin Cnhmen Hose, 8 pair for very special sizes 4n to Silk and Wool Hose, 50c sizes 6 and only Remnants of White Goods, Laces, and Embroideries THE BABY'S SHOP 1 on Locust Street 805 WHILE THEY LAST 25c r.lasscy Piano Co. 811 Walnut St. guests. Elmer gchofield, Gardner Eymons ana Ben roster.

Mrs. Carl Kubee bridge luach for Miss Marlorle Htroe. Mr. and Mra. George .) A.