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ST. LOUIS POST-DISRXTCH 'HORNING, FEBRUARY 23, 1930 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, PAGE 2-1 sponding secretary; ml Trail, treasurer; Mrs. J. Hammor7 historian; Mrs. Dudley South Late Winter Travels of St.

Louisans tained at a luncheon at the borne of Mrs. William D'Oench. 525 Clara avenue. Thursday. Those invited are: Mrs.

T. E. Woods, Mrs. p. Morton.

Mrs. J. T. Dyer. Mrs.

C. A. Moreno, Mrs. B. Far is.

Mrs, E. C. Fisher, Mrs. S. M.

Tipton. Mrs. Paul Brown. Mrs. J.

N. Cor-natzer: Mrs. G. F. Bergfeld, Mrs.

G. Trawick and Mrs. Ivan Lee Holt. The Missouri Pacific Auxiliary Unit, 141 American Legion, will give a bridge party at Friendship Hall, 4360 Washington boulevard, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. A buffet supper and dancing will follow the carfi games.

Miss Aulta Blinzinger, Bamberger avenue was hostess at a Valentine bridge party last Sunday. Those present were Miss Ce-lena Clyde, Miss Betty Smoot, Miss Cecelia Alt. Miss Lillian Si pel. Miss Adele Miss Peggy Donnelly. Miss Eliza bth Lickert, Miss Emma Lickert.

Miss Helen Bauer, Miss Clara Jobannas, Mrs. O. Beck-tam and Mrs. E. M.

HoefeL Mrs. John Lucas. 3917 North Euclid avenue, was the guest of honor at a bridge party given Wednesday in celebration of her twenty-fifth birthday anniversary. The luncheon table was decorated in spring flowers. Among the guests were Mrs.

John Buckley, Mrs. Thomas Moloney, Mrs. P. Moloney. Mrs.

William Johnson. Mrs. H. Cole. Mrs.

S. Steed. Mrs. T. Worcheck.

Mrs. J. Conlon. Mrs. T.

O'Keefe, Mrs. F. alone. Mrs. P.

Quinn, Mrs. J. Glynn, Mrs. J. Clark and Mrs.

J. Lucas. The Friendly Club will meet this afternoon at 3 p. m. at Barr Branch Library.

A program will be given. A recital will be given by the pupils of Irene A. Hargrave. at Scruggs Music Hall on Saturday afternoon at 4:30 p. m.

The Blue-Whites will celebrate their 10 years of charitable and social activities by giving a dance, Sunday. March 2, the Gold Room of Hotel Jefferson. A bridge luncheon was given by liamentarian. Dr. and Mrs.

L. Munsoa, North Broadway, entertained bridge Thursday evening, tj, guests were Dr. and Mrs. L. G.

Mc. Mutchen, Dr. and Mrs. H. Pew and Dr.

and Mrs. W. 1" ocnuiis. The annual party will be give Friday night at Lindenwood Cej, lege for announcement of the Hit Queen of 1930. The queen wa elected last Friday by the senior class from fts own number, and tb junior maid of honor and maidj of the court from sophomore ana freshman classes' also were chosee.

This affair will be a dinner dane with the senior class, of which Miss Mary Sue Wisdom is prea. dent, as hostess. The Shakspeare Drama Club will give a card party Tuesday 2 p. m. in the auditorium ef Stir Baer Fuller.

The Junior Girls Auxiliary ct the Jewish Orphans Home "wia give a supper dance at the Cub Diablo Tuesday, March 25. Two card parties will be riven for the benefit of the buildinr fand of St. Michael's School, in the bJL school hall. Eleventh and Bentoa streets, une wui do given this afternoon and the other will be held at 2 o'clock next Saturday afternoon. The latter party via be a luncheon, followed by cards.

The St. Louis Council of the Xa-tional Congress of Parents and Teachers will give a benefit card party at Nugents auditorium at p. m. Thursday. There will be a prize for every table.

Mrs. R. 0. Groenlng Is chairman of arrangements. Mrs.

L. R. Hubele is president of the St. Louis council. The Century Boat Club will celebrates Its thirty-second anniversary at a dinner dance Saturday evening.

The party will be for mem-bers and their guests. Fred Schrcol! is directing the making of arrangements. 5 the Phi Kappas at Hotel Chase, Feb. 1 5, in honor of Roth Soule, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Nathan Soule, 12 1 OA Hodiamont avenue, whose engagement to Charles Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Schwartz. 1368A Clara avenue, was announced Feb. 1.

Miss Virginia Flint, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Flint. 4136A Lafayette avenue, entertained a group of her friends with a bridge luncheon yesterday at the" Castilla.

Table decorations and favors were in keeping with the holiday. The Mothers Club of the Central High School will give a benefit card party Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Stix. Baer Fuller auditorium. Several pre-wedding parties have been arranged for Miss Lisette Eggers. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore C. Eggers. 3514 Kings-land court, whose marriage to Norman E. Schaumburg will take place next Saturday.

Wednesday Miss Eggers will be honored at a luncheon bridge to be given by her aunt. Mrs. A. J. Lang, at the Missouri Athletic Club.

The following evening Mr. and Mrs. Dwight F. Babcock. 597 Purdue avenue, will give a dinner dance at their home for Miss Eggers and her fiance.

Other parties for the prospective bride included a dinner and bridge Feb. 12, for which Miss Adelaide Eggers was hostess; the evening of Feb. 21. William p. Ehr-hardTgave a dinner dance at Hotel Coronado.

and last evening Dr. and Mrs. Armand Friestentertained at a dinner and dance at the West-borough Country Club. Mrs. Richard E.

Hinrich. 6837 Kingsbury boulevard, entertained at luncheon at her home Thursday for the board members of the Pioneer Chapter of 1812. The officers were elected to serve two years, as followsr Mrs. Frank Woufle. regent; "Mrs.

Louis Kupperle. first vice regent; Mrs. Frederick Hatch, second vice regent; Mrs. A. A.

Moody, third vice regent: Mrs. John Wright, fourth vice" regent: Mrs. Ray Barnes, recording secretary: Mrs. Frank Smith, corre Values to U2J0O -45 9 0 and cib- to EEE 'Every Brilliant Functions At Rations Capital WASHINGTON. Feb.

22. CONCERN in Washington society over a lagging social program at the White House was dispelled when Mrs. Hoover arranged the State dinner for diplomats for Thursday night, followed by a musicale which took the place of the regular diplomatic reception. The reception to members of the House, originally set for that night, was shifted to next week in favor of the function, to which all members of the corps were asked, making a diplomatic dinner and reception fall on the same evening. The plan was so successful that many are wondering why this was not thought of before.

Mrs. Hoover, following her return Monday from the Florida fishing trip attended several con certs and was a guest Tuesday, at the Senate Ladies' Lunch Club. At one of the concerts she wore a becoming black velvet gown and a not too small black velvet hat. Mrs. Hoover will be guest of honor Tuesday at the annual congressional club breakfast, Mrs.

Charles Evans Hughes, wife of the Chief Justice and Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, sister of vice president Curtis, will attend. Mrs. Porter H. Dale, president of the club, will preside.

Sir Esme Howard, Ambassador of Great Britain to- this country since 1924. and Lady Isabella were busy with social engagements up to the last moment preceding their departure Wedaesday. when Sir Esme retired from the diplomatic service. The Diplomatic Corps gave them two massive silver candelabra. The gift was presented by Dr.

Hernan Velarde, Ambassador of Peru, who succeeds Sir Esme as dean of the corps. Sir Ronald Charles Lindsay, who succeeds Sir Esme. will arrive late in March, apd will fill his third diplomatic post In Washington. He was second secretary of the British Embassy under the late Lord Pauncefoto aryi under Sir Mortimer Durand. Lady Lindsay was Miss Elizabeth Sherman Hoyt, daughter of the late Colgate Hoyt of New York, and is a niece of Sir Ronald's first wife's mother, Mrs.

Don Cameron. Sir Ronald's first wife, who was Martha Cameron, daughter of former Senator Cameron, died in 1918 while nursing soldier influenza patients. Some of the Washington girls are going in for the English game of badminton, a first cousin to tennis but played with shuttlecocks. Miss Betty Thorpe, daughter of Col. and Mrs.

George Thorpe, whose engagement was announced to Mr. Arthur Pack, commercial secretary of the British Embassy, is one of three who are organizing and Other Events Mrs. T. M. Sayman, Mrs.

Frank A. Ruf, Mrs. Hugo Grimm, Mrs. Bruce Elliott, Mrs. Arthur P.

Richardson, Mrs. E. F. W. Peters.

Mrs. O. M. Farrell, Mrs. David Williams, Mrs, E.

J. Costigan, Mrs. Casper S. Yost, Mrs. Howard Bailey, Mrs.

G. S. Rollins. Mrs. R.

Com well, Mrs. R. W. Thomas, Mrs. Brent Williams.

Mrs. B. Mosby, Mrs. W. W.

Bradley. Mrs. W. A. Hopkins, Mrs.

Edgar Mueller. -Mrs. Willa Mc-Kean. Mrs. Edward Sherrick.

Mrs. George Brier. Mrs. A. SWhi taker, Mrs.

Robert Wycoff. Mrs. A. E. CarmichaeL Mrs.

Feme La Gravs Mrs. A. Le Vin. Mrs. R.

E. Hin-richs, Mrs. P. H. Connell.

Mrs. Frank Karrick, Mrs. J. O. Rut-ledge.

Mrs. Edward S. Hager. Mrs. B.

M. Badger, Mrs. W. F. A.

Schultx, Mrs. M. E. Carlson, Mrs. George Diet, Mrs.

L. M. Tate, Mrs. Isabella Firm bach. Mrs.

L. A. Bradbury. Mrs. O.

M. Sanders, Mrs. Josh Lowis. Miss Sophie Helms. Mrs.

A. G. Swain. Mrs. J.

T. Mrs. Charles T. Clark. Mrs.

F. H. Baker, Mrs. J. Joyce.

Mrs. D. G. Barnes, Mrs. Dudley Southward, Mrs.

T. E. Francis. Mrs. Grace Marshall, Mrs.

James C. Crowdus. Mrs. Henry Sittle and Mrs. J.

E. Hock-ensmith. A card party sponsored by the St. Louis Council of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, will be given in Nugent's Auditorium, Thursday at 2 p. m.

Mrs. E. Groenlng will be chairman. The proceeds will be used to assist in financing "The Parent Teacher, a publication of the St. Louis Council.

The Alumni Association of tr-e School of Commerce and Finance of the St. Louis University will entertain at a dinner in the Elks Club ballroom Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Hillsman Taylor will address the gathering on "Tie Economies of Mergers. Mrs. George M- Chapman will be chairman of a card party to tre given tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Nugent's Auditorium, by the St- Louis Parliamentary Law Club, One of the largest affairs to be given before lent will be the annual benefit card party of the St.

Louis Chapter. United Daughters of Confederacy, which will be held next Saturday at the Chase HoteL Invitations have been sent to 710 guests. The proceeds of the entertainment will be used to finance two scholarships in the School of the Ozarks at Hollieter, Mo, for descendants of Confederal Veterans. Mrs. J.

C. Crowders is general chairman. The board of the Confederate Dames Chapter, United Daughters of the will be enter IFUNAIL IPIEICIE Style Available in Every Size" Slender Foot Archfitter Tune in on "Wilbur Coon Every Wednesday, 6:45 P. Sizes 1 to 12 AAAA 619 Locust Pre'Lenten Parties FONTBONNE COLLEGE Junior Prom ill be this year on Friday Feb. 28.

In the Fine" Arts Building on the campus. The general arrangements are in the hands of the class officers; Marie Antoinette Grover. president: Treza SekardL vice president; Helen Stanton, secretary; Leona Hall, treasurer, and Alice Cafferata, student council representative. The officers are assisted by the following committees: Orchestra, Mary Fleming. Ann Soraghan, Alice Cafferata; Souvenirs, Madeline Boyer.

Emily Stephens. Eleanor Baer. Lucille McDonald and Margaret Watson; Decorations, Eleanore Reynolds. Leona Hall. Louise Murray and Treza Sekardi; Programs and Invitations.

Helene Stanton, Bere nice Sommer, Julia Moloney. Mar- cella Hyland. The following parents of the Juniors will act as chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. H.

V. Grover, Mr. and Mrs. T. P.

Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. T.0. Hall and Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Reynolds. The Marguerite Card Club gave a party at Hotel Saum Thursday, Feb. 7, the occasion being the silver anniversary of the club.

The members entertained their daughters who in turn presented their mothers with silver pins. The luncheon table was decorated with pink roses and silver foliage. The club members present were Mrs. Frank Sicking. Mrs.

Edward Gerken, Mrs. John Sartorius, Mrs. Michael Foerster, Mrs. Sophia Freise, Mrs. Ben Brinkman.

Mrs. Van Hart Simon and Mrs. Henry Langerlecker. The guests included Mrs. Edward Martin, Mrs.

Henry A. Meyer, Mrs. John Schmacher, Mrs. Clem Kring.s Mrs. Leonard Jobs! Mrs.

Henry Sartorius, Mrs. Ben Korter, Miss Celeste Simon and Miss Adele Langerlecker. The Mallinckrodt School Mothers Circle will give a bridge party in the Stix, Baer Fuller auditorium Tuesday. Mrs. W.

A. Kunce and Mrs. Ray Barnard will assist the hostess, Mrs. George Wietecter. Olive Holbert Chaffee andEr-villa Helen Droll have sent out cards for a series of teas to be given Feb.

25, 26 and 27 at their studio, in the Saum Studio building. Grand and Franklin avenue, to display a collection of screens and overmantel decorations. A benefit bridge party will be given by St. Louis Chapter. National Society of United States Daughters of 1812, in the Crystal ballroom of Hotel Chase.

Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. William Harvey England is regent of the chapter and Mrs. Harry Reiner is general chairman for the party. The patronesses are as follows: Above: Rose crepe afternoon Dress with yoke fitted skirt and high belt with jew eled clasp in the back.

Black French knots and piping on the scalloped frills and belt for contrast, $25. Right: Navy Georgette with the new bolero cape and a collar and intercstiRg new cuffs of ecru embroidery and lace. THOMAS W. 11 i These are two of the smart Dresses that go on sale Monday at 9 o'clock at $25: R. AND MRS.

JOHN A. 111 LOVE of Whitestone. La- due road, who have been in Nassau, have gone to Bermuda for a visit of three weeks. They will return to Sew York about March 6. Mr.

and Mrs. Love and their family, who have been making their home in Far Hill. N. for the winter, plan to return to St. Louis next autumn.

While at the Royal Victoria Hotel in Nassau. Mr. and Mrs. Love met the following group of St. Louisans there for the late winter season: Mr and Mrs.

Edward K. Love and their daughter. Miss Martha Love, 44 "Westmoreland place; Mr. and Mrs. Sterling E.

Edmunds, 33 Vande-, venter place: Mr. and Mrs. Clinton L. Whittemore, 6420 Forsythe boulevard, and Mr. and Mrs.

J. Lawrence Maaran, 46 Vande venter place. Mrs. Robert A. Holland, 8 Hor-tense place, and her sister.

Mrs. Stanley Stoner of Kings-Way Hotel have departed for a visit to Usep-pa Island, off the coast of Florida. Mrs. Robert Sullivan of Providence, R. I-.

is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Cahill, 4475 Lindell boulevard.

Mrs. Wiliam Scott Snead of Montclair. N. J- has gone to Belleair, where she will remain for several weeks. Mr.

Snead to join her later. Mrs. Snead was formerly Miss Katherine Parker of St. Louis. Miss Alice Chapman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Benjamin G. Chapman 68 Kingsbury place, has returned from Detroit, where she visited her grandmother, Mrs. Benjamin G. Chapman and her aunt, Mrs.

Julian Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman's younger daughter. Miss Jaqueline Chapman, who with Miss Elsie White, Miss Margaret Hemingway and Miss Joan Pangman is touring Europe under the chaperonage of Mrs.

At-well T. Lincoln, is now with her party in Spain. They plan to be in Paris March 1. Mr. and Mrs.

Cabell Gray. 5955 Clemens have returned from a visit of two weeks with Mr. Gray's mother, Mrs. Benjamin F. Gray.

374 Walton avenue, in Los Angeles, CaL. who has been in the West since last June. Mrs. Gray Sr. plans to return to St.

Louis late in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Crunden, 4420 Westminster place, have gone to Boca Grande, where they plan to remain until the first of April.

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Francis-cus, 10 Lenox place, are spending several weeks'at Inn by the Sea at Pass Christian. Miss.

Mrs. J. Boyle Price of the Kings-Way Hotel and her daughter. Misa Jane Price, have departed for Tucson, where they will spend the late winter and early spring. Mrs.

Firmin V. Desloge of Clayton road, accompanied by Mrs. Ru-f us Lackland Taylor of Hotel Chase, will sail June :5 for a summer in Europe, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L.

Green, Westmoreland place sailed last week from New York for California by way of the Panama Canal. Mrs. William H. Barnett, 373 Walton avenue, her son William Barnett and her niece, Mrs. Edward Limberg, 2 Lenox place, have returned from a motor trip to Florida.

They stopped at Palm Beach. Miami and Daytona and other winter resorts. Mrs. Stewart McDonald, 24 Washington terrace, and her brother. Earl J.

Moon. 32 North Euclid avenue are expected home early this week from a late winter visit at Miami Beach and St. Augustine, Fla. Miss Margaret Prendergast of the Forest Park Hotel, has returned from a visit of two weeks la Neiv York. Miss Jane Merrell.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Merrell. 6203 Washington boulevard, has gone to Madison, where she has entered the sophomore class of the University of Wisconsin.

Mr. and Mrs. William II. Can-forth. 17 Kingsbury place, and daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Donald Danforth of Brentnioor, will lave today for Augurta, Ga. where they will be guests for a fortnight the Bonair Hotel. They ill be joined there by Mr. and Mrs. Dan-forth's daughter, Mrs.

Randolph P. Compton of Scarsdale. N. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. Stuart M. Butler, 36 Wydown boulevard, have returned from a visit in Havana, Cuba, and Miami. Fla. At the latter place they joined Mrs.

Butler's mother. Mrs. John Wood, formerly of the Embassy apartments and her sister. Mrs. Frances Wood Kauff- man.

Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Kauff- man are members of the winter colony at Miami. They plan to visit at Biloxt. before return ing to St.

Louis. Mrs. William Caleb Sipple of Brentmoor, has gone to Chevy Chase, MJ, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Gorman Lambert. Mrs.

August E. Brooker of City ton and Cella roads, has returned from a visit of three weeka in Toronto, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Sol L.

fSwarts, 8SS2 Waterman avenue, will leave Aiarcn 1. ror Ulympia, Fla, 10 spend three weeks. Mrs. James Crawford Ward of Kansas City, is visiting her parents. Sir.

and Mrs. W. H. Moulton of Brentmoor. Mrs.

Moulton wso re cently visited her daughter, was accompanied home by Mrs. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Elxey G.

Burk-harn. 2 Westmoreland place, have returned from a visit to Miami Beach, Fla, and Havana, Cub. iney sailed from. New Tork for Cuba. Misa Cornelia Scott, S3 54 Del mar boulevard, win return Wednesday from Gulfport, where she is spending several days with her -brother, George E.

Scott of Chicago. Mrs. Charles E. as com. 52 Portland place, has returned from the East where she visited her son, Joseph, at St- Paul School in New Hampshire and at Washington, D.

where she spent a week with her daughter, Elizabeth, who is a student at a finishing school In Warrenton, Mrs. Henry Garneau of the Kings-Way Hotel has returned from Pass Christian, Miss'wheie she was a guest for several weeks at Inn-by-the-Sea. Miss Adele Hayes, 4918 McPher-son avenue, has Joined Mrs. Nathaniel W. Ewing, 46 Kingsbury place, in New Tork.

Mrs. Edward Mallinckrodt. 16 Westmoreland place, and her sister Miss Georgia Elliot, daughter of Mrs, Henry Elliot, 35 Westmoreland place, have gone to Santa Barbara, CaL. for visit of several weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. George G. White-law of Santa Barbara, CaL, spent several days la St. Louis last week with relatives and friends. They were guests at Hotel Chase during their stay here.

Miss Grace Parrish. who. with her sister, Miss Williamina Parrish. has been in Europe since last April, has arrived home for a few weeks visit with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr.

and Mrs. Morgan T. McCormick. 5607 Cabanne avenue. She wai join ner sister later.

Miss Williamina Parrish is now in Italy. Mr. and Mrs. McCormick are receiving congratulations on the arrival of a. son.

their second child. Tuesday afternoon. iMrs. McCor mick was Miss Isabel Parrish. Mr.

and Mrs. Birch Oliver Ma-haffey, 9 Portland place, have gone to New York to spend two weeks with Mrs. Mahaffeys sister, Mrs. Balfour Craib and Mr. Craib.

Dr. and Mrs. George S. Drake, 6115 Lindell boulevard, will leave the last of the month for Palm Beach. where Jthey will spend a fortnight.

Mrs. Walter Duke Thompson, 5045 Lindell boulevard, and her daughters. Miss Mabel Green and Miss Marian Thompson, will leave tomorrow for New York to spend two weeks. Mrs. Everett Little of New York, who is visiting her son and daughter-in-law.

and Mrs. Edwin Kayser of Webster Groves, will later be the guest of her brother-in-law. J. Sheppard Smith, 4334 Westminster place, and his daughter. Miss Sunie Smith.

Her visit in St. Louis is indefinite, Mrs. John B. Shapleigh, 4950 Pershing avenue, and her daughter. Miss Margaret Shapleigh, are in San Diego, Cal, for the late winter season.

Mrs. Robert Perkins Brown of Providence, R. has postponed her visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.

Garrett, 29 Kingsbury place, until spring as she and Mr. Brown are taking a cruise and i will spend some time in Nassau, Mrs. Garrett will depart this week for a short visit with her sister- in-law. Mrs. John W.

Garrett of Pass Christian, MisS. Mr. and -Mrs. Irr A. Stevens and their young daughter, Nancy, of Clayton and Conway roads, left last week for Castle Hot Ariz to join Mrs.

Stevens' parents. Mr. and Mrs. William XL Bixbv. 26 Portland place.

Mr. and Mrs. Sharp Ezzell. 48 Portland place, have returned to Florida, following a visit In Havana, Cuba, and are now visiting Mrs. Edward Little of California, formerly of St.

Louis, at Palm Beach. Mrs. Ezxell's mother, Mrs. Adolphus Busch. of Grand View Farm, Gravois road, and her young daughter.

Miss Eleanor and son. Stafford Lambert, and Mrs. Ei- xell's children, who have been In Palm Beach, are now in Holly wood, Fla. Mr. and Mrs.

John O'Day. 6231 Rosebury drive, will sail for New York, following a tour of Europe. They are now in Egypt. Miss Christine Jones, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Norman Jones, 4633 Pershing avenue, is spending the week-end at Smith College. Northampton. Mass. She will sail Feb.

25. with her mother on a cruise to the West Indies. Mrs. Jones will depart today for New York, accompanied by Miss Jane Carter Burns, debutante daughter of Mr. and I'-a.

Robert 30 Lenox place. Mr. and Mrs. T. Tup per.

S9 Wydown terrace, have returned from a visit of 19 days in New York. Miss Pamela Harrison, daughter of Mrs. John W. Harrison. 8371 Waterman avenue, has returned from Nashville, Tena, wherft-ahe spent two weeks with Mr.

and Mrs. Silas Bent McKinley. Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Blayney, 240 Linden avenue, Clayton, who Je parted early in the month for a motor trip through Florida, are now at Pass-a-Grille. Fla- near St. Petersburg, where they have taken a cottage. With Ma.

and Mrs. Blayney are their daughter. Miss Frances Blayney. and their sons. Lindsay and J.

M. Blayney Jr. They will continue their motor trip later in the season, visiting In New Orleans before returning home early la March. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward A. Faust. 1 Portland place, have gone to Olym- Ta Beach, Fla. They will go later to Ormoad Beach to Join the St. Louis colony of winter visitors.

Mrs. James Russell Forgan of Chicago, formerly Miss Ada John swe afl Esifc'imipMim2QiF'y flumiipflDrr'itaiime a group of girls to learn the game. She Is assisted by Miss Julia CuU bertson. debutante daughter of the united States Ambassador to Chile and Mrs, Culbertson. and Mm Bina Day Deneen, daughter of Sen ator and Mrs.

Deneen of Chicago. T. M. C. A.

Group to Give Barrie Comedy HAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS, a comedy by James M. Barrie. will be produced by the Drama Circle of the Downtown Y. M. C.

A. next Friday evening in the Bishop Tuttie Memorial Auditorium. The plav is being produced under the direction of R. H. Gaber.

The Drama Circle Is composed of four drama clubs, the Mummers, the Ramblers, the Junior B. Council Arc and the Mummery Club. The production Friday, under the supervision of the Mum mers, is the third to be produced by the Drama Circle. The following are taking parts in the production: Dan Eschen- brenner, Rudolph Gaber, Lloyd Bartholomew, Agnes Davoren Gaber. Abram Balch, Juanita Hammer, Connie Groner.

F. Arthur Cowen. Elizabeth Finn. George Mack Mitchell and Ray Pratt. Shakspcare Society Lerturfe.

Richard Spamer will lecture on Shakapeare and Music" befAra. the St. Louis Tercentenary Shatu-peare Society tomorrow evening at 8 p. m. in the Cabany Auditorium.

son of St. Louis, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jackson Johnson, 25 Portland place, at her winter home in Daytona Beach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward K. Love. 44 Westmoreland place, and their daughter, Miss Martha Love, are spending a month in- Bermuda. They sailed recently from New York, where they had been visiting ior a week. Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin R. Culver, 1183 Hampton "park, are in Philadelphia visiting their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Culver. They departed about 10 days ago. They will leave Philadelphia this week for Florida where they will spend the remainder of this month and part of March. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin R. Culver 7945 Park drive. andtheir two children will depart this week by motor to Join Mr. and Mrs. Culver Sr.

In Florida. Mrs. Charles Edward Potter. 5106 Washington boulevard, and her daughter. Miss Rita Potter have returned1 from Hot Springs.

Va, where they spent the last 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc-Lure Clark, 15 Hortense place, will sail about March 22 for Italy to spend six weeks with their daughter, Marehesa Giovanni Carignani of Naples. Miss Marie Stocklin of the Westmoreland Hotel is convalescing at the Christian Hospital, following an operation for appendicitis.

A collection of fashion's "dernier cri" in Dresses for all Spring oc casions that promises an interesting shopping day on Monday for those who seek the newest of the new and for those who thrill at the thought of paying but $25 for many dollars more in actual Dress value. IV' ST. CHARLES -f 'V We secured 75 Sample $39.50 Spring Dresses from one of our well-known creators at a concession that enables us to price them at $25. Their inclusion in this event will add the zest of excess value to this important fash' ion event, The selection of fabrics is almost unlimit--ed the finer quality prints, the smartest monotone chiffons. Georgettes and crepes, fine laces and other silks and cloths in a wide range of bright, 'baby-pas-teT and dark colors and a host of styles for all formal and informal wear.

Come expecting to see all that is new in the mode the many clever capes, some on sleeveless models the jacketed frock the new sleeves of varied lengths the "Directoire" modes the belted lines and a hundred and one other vagaries of the mode. Missed DRESS Women's --Extra Sizes SALON SECOND FLOOR GARLAND, Inc. SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN LOCUST AND.