Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

i i 'A Entertainments, Social and Meetings Betty Circle to Meet The Betsy Boss Sewing Circle trill meet all day Friday with Mrs. William Plagg of 120 West Fifteenth Street. 0. of H. To Initiate Two Candidates Bluff City, Court ot Honor, will meet tonight and will initiate two candidates.

Later In the evening a social time and refreshments will be' enjoyed. 18th 8t Aid. Society To Meet The Aid Society -will hold an all day's meeting on Wednesday at the Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church with a businss session at 2.30 o'clock. The. hostesses will be Mrs.

T. Perrln, Mrs. Louis Maxelner, Mrs. Robert Morrow and Mrs. H.

B. Harlow. Entertained Prlende With Whltt Party Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schenke of West Ninth Street entertained a small company ot friends, last even- Ing at their home in a very delightful manner.

Whist furnished the diversion tit the evening, cards being played for several hours. At midnight dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Schenke. The Favors ot the evening were presented to Mr. and Mrs, Elmer McKee and Mrs, Richard Frerlch.

Whlte-DeLonay Wedding Announced Mr. and Mrs. Dennis White are announcing- 1 their marriage which took place several months ago but which has been kept a secret from friends. Mm. White was before her marriage Miss Cuba DeLonay, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank DeLonay ot Hectare Place. White is the son ot Mrs. Hannah Owttney of 1013 Liberty Street. He served overseas with the Fourth Dl- viilon and was also with the Army ot Occupation In Germany.

The couple have the best wishes of their many friends. CVrd- Party Enjoyed By Large Crowd The card parCy given at the of 1. rooms in the Sp'aldlng Building Monday night by the Sewing Society ot the Catholic Orphanage was one of the most largely attended parties ot Its kind this winter. The pro- will go 'towards a with which to buy an additional sewing machine at the home. Five Hundred, Euchre and Pinochle were the games enjoyed, card playing continuing throughout the evening.

Very attractive favors, gifts ot members and friends of the "Home, were presented to the guests scoring high. taran Zunrwtlt Weds west Frankfort Girl Jjoran Zumwalt and Miss Ethel Syers of West Frankfort, 111., were married by Justice Homer E. Voiles of East Seventh Street on Monday. The young couple have taken their residence In a home Mr. Zumwalt ha prepared for his bride on Bast Sixth Street near Spring.

The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William of West Frankfort. Zumwalt is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

David Zumwalt of Nebo, 111, but has resided in Alton for seven years. He is an employee of the Western Cartridge Company. Mrs. J. D.

Kelly Surprised A largo number of friends surprised Mrs. J. D. Kelly at her home on Logan Street Monday night In honor of her birthday. The surprise was a complete one but nevertheless Mrs.

Kelly proved a very entertaining hostess. Tables were arranged after the guests arrival and cards were played until a late hour. TLa favora of the evening were presented to Mrs. A. Schnorr.

Mrs. William Belser, Mrs. Mary Ulmrlch, Miss Amelia Dletchy, Mrs, George Hunter. Mrs. Samuel Kich, Mrs.

A. .1. Hfenderson and Mrs. Henry Cotter. After the favors had been awarded light refreshments wdre served.

E. Rally at 18th St. Church Tonight The Christian Kndcavors of Madi- County will hold a Rally tonight at the Twelfth Street Presbyterian Church. The meeting will open with a Fellowship Supper qt Six Q'clock. The supper is being given in order that the Endeavorers might tnjoy a get-together.

Following supper the Endeavorers will adjourn to the church auditorium where a program will be held. Robert L. Bailey ot Granite City will preside. Tho address ot the evening will be given by F. Walker of Chicago.

The public is Invited to attend this meeting, and friends expect a very good treat as Dr. Walker is said to be 40 excellent speaker. The program will be as follows: 6.00—Fellowship Suppef. (Endeavor- ers only.) 7.30-Song Service. (Led by Rer.

A. J. Niebruegge.) T.4B—Devotional Service. (Rev. J.

N. Morrison.) 8.00-Special Music. 8.10-Roll Call and Offering. 8.20-Dr. Walker's Address.

Announcements Benediction (Rev. C. C. Smith) I MARCH SERIES $50 PAID INT FULL SHARES on Only pne payment, no bother with Pass Books and Monthly Pay- moot. Matured valuo 100.00.

You can withdraw your monoy at any time and receive from 4 to 6 per cent Ask about our 6 per cent Interact paying shares. Alton Building A Loan Association 625 East Broadway H. A. WUTZLER. President.

J. P. BAUER, Secretary. Altrua Club to Hold Executive MeetlnQ. The executive commlttseS of the Al- trua club will hold a special meeting for Wednesday evening ak'7 o'clock.

Some important business will be taken up. AW With Korte The Aid Society of the Cherry Street Baptist Church will meet on WMnosday with Mrs. Lottis F. Korte of 081 Bast Fourth street. The women will make plans for a feup- per and bazaar to lie held early In the spring.

Teachers of Primary Department Of Church To Meet The teachers of the Department of the Evangelical Church will bo the guests of Mfs. William Kramer on Washington Avenue, this evening. Plans for the coming month's work will be made. Service Leaoue Postpones Meeting On account of Ash Wednesday there will be, no meetibg of the Church Service League ft 1 eld tomorrow at the Parish House of St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

The postponed meeting will be hjald at 2.30 o'clock on March 8th, one week late. Brotherhood of Cherry Street Church Holds Meeting The newly organized brotherhood held a meeting last evening at the Cherry Street Baptist Chttrch. There wore 100 present. F. N.

Campbell gave a very Interesting talk. At the close of the meeting, the members of the choir served a lunch. Mr. and Shirley Pendleton Observe Wedding Anniversary. and Mrs.

Shirley Pendleton of East Fourth street entertained party of friends last evening at their home, In honor of their fourth wedding anniversary. The evening was spent in playing games and music. Mr. and Mrs. Pen- dloton were showered with beautiful presents.

At the close of tho evening Mrs. Pendleton served refreshments. Alton Nurses At Granite City Meeting Miss Annabelle Clark, Mrs. George Pfeiffenberger, Miss Anfte Coudy, Mrs. Mabel Kendall, Mrs.

Selkirk and Miss Emma Zonza went to Granite City Saturday to attend a meeting of the 14th IlllnoU District, Association of Graduate Nurses, which was held in the Rolling Mills. A very delightful afternoon was spent by the nurses. After tile business meeting the guests enjoyed dinner and music by the St. David Choral Society. Miss WUma Best of Granite City has succeeded Mrs.

George Pfeiffenberger as president, and Miss Helen Helghway has been' elected Corresponding Secretary. Miss Clark was the retiring secretary. Miss Tilch and Miss Fisher were elected Auditor and Vice President. Several good talks in the Interest of nursing were made refore the nurses. Mlu Bernlce Meyer Hostesb Miss Bernlce Meyer entertained a party of friends last evening at her home In a very pleasing manner.

Hjer guests included members of her other amusements whlted tway evening. The home WM prettily decorated, a color scheme ot pink and white being used. The same colors wore used In out the refreshments. A dainty repunt served at a late hour. Dan Oahlll Wlna Prlta In Waltz Contest.

A party ot Alton men drove over to Edwftrdsville last evening to attend an affinity carnival given by the young peoplo of St. Boniface Church. Amusements ot all kinds, including of la the house guest of J- Joehle on Sixteenth Miss Irene Elder will slur tonight at ert to given at the th Bd gelical church. Dancing, games and apple and plo eating contests, were I enjoyed. Also a price was en- Jored with Dan Cahlll of Alton being the successful contestant.

William SUIp Surprised on Birthday Mrs. William Stalp ot Park Avenue entertained a number of friends last evening, arranging.the party as a surprise on her husband, who yesterday observed his 49th birthday. Music furnished the diversion of tho evening which closed with the serving of light refreshments. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.

George Hornsey, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Leady and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Stalp and Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Perrlne of Carlinvllle.

Sorority Hear on Convention. The Beta Gamma Upsilon Sorority enjoyed a meeting at the home of Miss Helen Corbett on Prospect street Monday night. The meeting was called for the purpose ot hearing reports on the national convention held at tho Drake in Chicago a short time ago. HeportR on the various features of the convention were given by Miss Katherine Pates, Miss lone Warner and Miss Helen Corbett. Following the business session Miss Corbett served refreshments.

A week from Saturday the Sorority will meet with Miss Dorothy Horton and Miss Helen Berry at their home on Washington avenue. Mrs. Andrew Wuetlner Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wuellner re turned home last evening from their honeymoon trip.

The young couple were married on Monday, Feb. 20th, at Alton, Iowa. Mrs. Wuellner Was before her marriage Miss Emma Lleb ot Alton, Iowa. They spent their honeymoon traveling through Iowa and other northern points.

Mr. and Mrs. Wuellner are guests for the present of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wuellner on Sixteenth Street, but expect to take possession of their own home on Royal Street within the next week or two.

Last evening a family reunion was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wuellner on Union Street in honor ot the groom and bride.

A large number of members of the family had' an opportunity of meeting the brido tor the first time. K. of P. Initiates Large Class of Last evening afcjthe K. of P.

Hall members of Lys Temple Pythian Sisters were rewarded for their untiring work in a membership drive for their Temple by initiating a class of 27 members. Several candidates were from Wood River. MUCH credit lg due D. D. G.

C. Delia Land of Madison and P. G. C. I.

Agnes Robblns for their assistance and help to Alton. Mrs. Robblns worked in the Interest of the Alton Temple for two creating a large amount of enthusiasm in the Temple. Mrs. R.obbins is a tireless jand ardent worker for the Pythian Sisters.

The ritualistic work of the Order was exemplified in a most effective manner by officers and the degree team of Cascade Temple, 218, of Granite City. The effectiveness ot the work made the initiation rnori Garter Pumps WALK-OVER'S LATEST OFFERING FOR SPRING Here they are! The very last word in up-to-the-minute footwear. Fashion has no later favorite than these gored pumps- with flat 1 heels which arrived this morn- 'WALK-OVER SHOES leaders always. are Morrissey 112 West Third Street Alton, Illinois Mrs. p.

Mitchell of State street, Vlrden Wednesday to spend otl Hogan Mitchell has entered the show and will have his formal open tovmorrow Fiends in Alton extend best wishes to Mr. Mitchell for Interesting. Refreshments were served at the close of the work to the visitors and members present. There were 83 present Including 40 from Granite Tem le meets the sec- and fourth Mondays of every month. Series of Parties for A Mr Rowland H.

Boone. A series of parties is being given this week for Mrs. Rowland H. Boon" who leaves shortly for Patterson, N. home av luncheon-bridge, entertaining twenty WMjs, and this afternoon Miss Jo- jephlno Taphorn entertained with four tables of bridge in honor of Mrs Boone.

On Thursday Mrs. W. O. Luly will entertain. and I)OU8e Spaldtog of Rockford, Mrs.

Otto Threde. Miss Marie Heintz, Miss Josephine Taphorn and Mrs Boone went to St. Louis to attend a party given by Mrs. C. A.

Junge. a successful business career. Mrs Oasklns will go to Oreonfleld tomorrow and while there will be the guest at luncheon of Mrs. C. E.

Sheffield, president of the Geen- field Woman's Club. In the morning Gaskins will address the students at the Grennfield School and in the afternoon will talk before the Greenfield Woman's Club. Mr. and Mrs. Herman P.

Luer returned Ust week from an extended stay in toe West, spending much time at California points. Mrs. M. Lowrance of Edwards street went to Jerseyville this morning to spend several days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Rogers Miss Ruth Williams of East. Broadway departed this morning for Chicago, where she will make hei 4 future home. Mrs. C. A.

Bartells spent today in Alton. She will depart this evening for her home In Bunker Hill, she spent yesterday at Cbautauqua visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma Hlanko, who is visiting at the H. V. Smith cottage.

Mrs. Fanny Brand, who in visiting at the home of Mrs. William Marston on East Broadway, spent today in St. Louis. Mrs.

Brand expects to return to her home the latter part of (he week. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Worth returned to their home in Bogard, this morning after spending the past two weeks visiting at the home of their son. L. B. Worth. Miss Margaret Hackett, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.

John Hackett, and sister, Mrs. Charles Graul of East Broadway went to Jacksonville today. The latter will resume her studies. She has been home since Christmas. Mrs.

M. L. Peters of Lanpdon utreet went to Jersoyvllle this morning where she was called by the death of Alton Automobile Co. Widening Out The Alton Automobile IR to some very conwnicnt store room and assembling shop on the second floor of the Selbold building on Piasn, Just, north of'Third street. The" owner, Charles Seibold, In having the IM- her mother, Mrs.

Mary E. Ely, who died yesterday morning. The funeral will be held Wednesday morning from the M. E. Church.

Interment will be In the Oak drove Cemetery. Joe Graf of Jerseyville returned home this morning, after spending last evening here. Mr. and Mrs. James McLean of Jerseyville spent yesterday here.

They departed this morning for Godfrey, where they will spend the day. Mrs. J. Lalhe and mother, Mrs. K.

Pondleton, who have been visiting at the home of the latler's mother, Mrs. Thomas O'Leary, on Belle street for tho past few days, will return to their home tomorrow. They expected to leave today, but postponed their trip, on account of the wreck near Brighton. Carl Hartmann, Martin Brlstow and Albert Duncan will be home in a few days from a trip to New Orleans, La. The marriage license of Paul G.

Johnson of Dorsey, and Miss Henrietta Hater of St. Louis, was Issued in St. Louis yesterday. ond floor of the building rt and he is providing a row ot along half ot the front of tho bill The Alton Printing House provided with smaller it had, and the Shoddy Retted? being Riven new quarters too. Alton Automobile Co.

flndr quarters Inadequate. It lnw a 1 nwfliber of Ford cars cm hand now may some Lincoln cam on before long and Is getting ready out In Its business. The age and assembling room will tered from allAy. between and Plua streti. About half oad floor will be turned over to Atota Automobile Co.

'V Basket Coal, 20c. per basket, to any part of the city. Quick! delivery. Call Kin. 98B-X.

FOR 8ALE Panhard Truck. If you need a good Irton truck seo this before you buy. Chas, G. Luft and The coming of Spring the showing of New Styles, naturally turn, youfri; thoughts to your New Spring Shoes. $5.00 $5.50 Will make your dreams realties.

See Our Morrisiey Bros. 116 West Third VanPreter's newest Third inning the Spring Season With Tremendous Sale of Suits and Coats a Men's Pure Silk Fashioned Hose Men's pure silk fashioned (Black Cat) hose. A hose of real wearing Black, Champaigne, white or gray. All sizes, extra high spliced heel, Very special, a pair Wwv Women's Fiber Silk Hose Very Special now at 3 Pairs for $1.00 Women's fine quality boot fiber silk Black only. Well made with high spliced heel, double- sole, heel and toe.

Children's Mercerized Lisle Hose Fine ribbed, close woven mercerized Use hose, best quaity. Cordovan, black and white. All sizes, double heel and toe. Special now at a pair wOC Women's Cotton Hose Women's Double sole and toe Liale Hose. Excellent quality.

High spliced heel. Made of extra fine gauge cotton. Special a pair mi IHI. Percale House Dresses House Dresses that are sealing everywhere at $2.25. They ure made of neat pattern blue percales and neatly trimmed with white 4 bnfld and white but- 2b I tons, each Gowns Fine quality Muslin and Batiste Gowns.

Full cut, excellent quality throughout. Neat trimmings and all sizes. Special tomorrow at 59c Purses $1.25 A special assortment of Women's fine Leather Purses. Fitted with mirror and coin purse, neat shapes and remarkable values. Blac.k and brown leathers on strong metal frames.

Women's Vests Women'K Summer weight Cotton Gauze Vests. Well made, V-neck or band These are of real quality and priced special tomorrow at Muslin 40-Inch full Bleached Muslin ot excellent weight and Ity. Clonji, wvon weave unU a wonderful value, tomorrow ut yard 15c Braid A special purchase permits to offer you 4 yuril plocoH (if uxl.ra. finu cotlon 1 I finltsbml lllc-ltiii: riraid In ttll HlZUM (it II piece 10c A Wonderful Sale for Wednesday Only 50 Spring Coats All at one Price Sprinp Coat is here! A special purchase in New York hrW. clever all wool Vcloiir.

all wool Polo and Fancy Vicuna Cloth Coat, 5 -5 Spring Suits Specially Priced at $19.75 $25.00 $29.75 $39.50 Up-to-the-minute. Tailleurs. AHEAD of the minute Fashioned of fine and beautifully Hned with silk Peau de Cygiie, Crepe ot Radium. Twills, THcotines and Tweeds are the chief materials. The Tweeds are the best mil ported and domestic materials in pebble smooth finish.

Nobby straight-line tailored styles of belted" models. With close fitting should-. ers, showing the latest in pockets, strapping, hand embroidery and stitch-, ing. A choice of smart notch, shawl or tuxedo collars. Charming!.