Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

'ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE SEVEN Stood Rivet VVeloer Roait and 6-B classee of the school enjoyed a welner nt evening at Vaughn's Miss" Ktce 4 Miss Ditch and Mi'tis flcMlllen, jjhaperoned the ThoaS httcndlng were Emma Ver- fluri, Mellnda Powell, Mary, Magur- ingu, Margaret Magurangu, Berna- dlne Maloney, Nadlno Cross, Blenor VIOhken, Ima Burris, Juanlta Mon- ceri, Nellie Phlpps, Fay Harls, Helen Schilling', Dorothy Markfl, Reta Cole, Srarlel, Snodgrnss, Agnes Maloney, feerneda Williams, Margaret Blck kind Lorctta Bchultz. Farewell Reception for Mrs. Rlsse Last night a surprise farewell reception was hold for Mrs. Fred Rlsse nt her homo on Acton avenue, Mr. nnd Mrs.

Risse and daughter, Ger alddlno Ipa'vo this week for Blr jmingham, Alabama to make their iutUro home. i Mrs. lllsse went to one of the neighbors to visit and during her ah sence, the ladles asembled at her home. She was later called on the telephone nnd Informed that a lady friend had called to visit her. Upon bur arrival hoino, she was com- 1 lotely surprised th find her friends nnd waiting for her.

The evening was spent very pleasantly socially. Mrs. John Smith made the presentation talk, present- Ing tho honofee -with a beautiful hand-made luncheon set, a gift from the ladles. At a later hour delicious refreshments which tho ladles had brought, were served. The Rlsse family have resided here for about five years, and during that time have made a wide circle of friends, who greatly regret their departure from our city.

Mrs. Rlsse was one ot the active members ot the Altar Society of St. Bernard's church. Mr. Rlsse leaves tonight for with Mrs.

St. Louis Visitor Mr. L. K. Hogan of St.

Louis, Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Earl Miles. Week-End Guett Mrs. TCdward Grasen ot Alton, has returned home' after being the weekend guest ot Mrs. Hllbert Juhlln.

Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Fischer of Wood River, were dinner guests Sunday at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fistner ot Roxana.

Attend Show In Alton Mr. Leslie Miller of Roxana, attended tho show In Alton Sunday. Building Six-Room House vlll bo In St. Louis Friday, where they will continue their journey to Birmingham, where Mr. Rlsse has accepted a position in one ot tho leading retail jewelry stores.

Those present at last night's function were, Mesdames Frank Hedenburg, Al Glrard, Glan Tetreau, Frank Kiehstra, Joe Klenstra, C. Volz, George Nledecorn, B. Murphy, C. Jones, J. J.

Malonuy, Smith, J. McNally, C. King, J. Clasky, M. F.

Manning, P. J. Harmon, D. Maloney, J. Barr, J.

Green, A. Menncmeyer, C. Boschert, T. Glf- ford, J. Mooney, Wm.

Kicnstra, R. Dawson. 1 SEE THE NEW "GLEN-PLAIDS" HEY'RE our newest fall fresh as an autumn breeze; of soft shaggy woolens figured with good-looking plaids. You'll want- several, for golf for motoring, for Other Caps, $2, $3. Lcmis J.

Hartmann for Men and Boys Alton Wood River We. Give Merchants Gift Coupons on Penning They will occupy It for a homo. Ladles' Aid to Serve Dinner Tho Ladles' Aid society of the United Brethren church will serve dinner to the public Thursday in the church basement. Undergoes Operation Arthur Johnson, an employee of the Roxana plant, underwent an operation at the St. Joseph'sy hospital In Alton Monday.

Baptist Aid Society to Meet There wijl be an all day meeting of tho Ladles' Aid society of the First Baptist church Wednesday. The ladles will meet in the church basement. Operated Upon Mrs. Richardson was taken to St. Joseph's hospital and operated upon Monday.

Mrs. Richardson has re 1 sided in Wood River but a short time. Week-End Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bell were the week-end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. McNeely of Glllespie. Motor to Grant Fork Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Durham, "Tuts" Hallaran, Lucille Vaughn and Mrs. Lester Parker, motored to Frant Fork, near Highland, Sunday. Leaving For Ohio Mrs. Laura Durham and daughter, Mrs.

L. Kincald of Dayton, Ohio, who has been a guest at the Durham home, left Saturday morning for Dayton. Mrs. Durham, will visit at the Kincaid home. Methodist Ladles' Aid to Meet Thursday all day the Ladles' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet at the church basement and quilt.

Visiting at Winchester, III. Mrs. A. A. Vineyard and son, Lowell, are visiting the former's mother, Mrs.

Knapp, of Winchester, III. Attend Show In St. Louis David Maloney, and Chas. Rook enjoyed attending a show in St. Louis Sunday evening.

Card Party at St. Hall Wednesday night the ladles of St. Bernard's church will give a card party at the hall on 7th and Acton avenue. Altar Society to Meet St. Bernard's Altar society will meet all day Thursday in theit hall.

The ladles will sew. Visiting at T. P. Eggman Home Mrs. W.

A. Cloud of Tuskegee, Alabama, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. P.

Eggman of 9th street. Entertain At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. E. G.

Holland en- tortained with a six o'clock dinner at their home, Sunday, having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. John Ruhl, (laughters Catherln, Alma and son Carl of Granite City. Episcopal Qulld meetings The Kiilsoopnl Guild will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. C.

K. Graves of White-law avenup. Returns to Sugar Creek Mr. H. A.

Anderson has returned to Sugnr Creek after visiting with his family. Scout Meeting The Scouts will hold their regu- Inr meeting tonight at the Lutheran church. Announce Arrival of Son and Mrs. Abbe Under of 'irnch avenur, are announcing the nrrlvnl of a fine 10 pound baby son. This is their spventh child.

Mother' and baby are doing nicely. Will Spend Several Weeks In Nebraska Mr. and' Mrs. James Koole and granddaughter. Miss Ester Mills.

Ir-ft for Nebraska, to be gone several weeks, visiting with friends and relatives. Musical Postponed Miss Louise Eckman, Instructor of piano, has postponed her recital from the 27th of September until October the 4th, on acount of the Forty-First Annual Sesion of thr Alton Baptist association, to beheld at Bellville, September 20-27. Missionaries to Speak Mr. and Mrs. John G.

Warton, missionaries to Persia, will speak p.t the Pentlcostal church tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Warton, natives of Persia, -who have etudled in this country will make their first I rip back to Persia as missionaries. Will Attend Beptltt Association Delegates from the Wood River rtnptlst church will attend the Forty- First Annual Seslon of the Alton flRptlst apfioclntlon in Bellville, September the 26th and 27th.

John W. Hea will be moderator, and Rev, M.i N. Twlng, clerk. The two days' program has been outlined and some of our well known pastors will tnke an active part In the session. On Wednesday even-1 Ing at 7:30 p.

Rev. A. W. pastor of the Wood River church will conduct the devotional services. Visiting In St.

Charlfi I Mr. find Mrs. Chester Seovell, Mr. and Mrs. J.

7,. Banks and children, UOSP, Loo and Charles, left Sunday tor Charleston, 111., where they will be the guests of relatives for several! days and attend a birthday party of Mrs. Banks' 80-year-olil grandmother. Enjoy Show In St. Louit Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Blmkens, Mr. and Mrs. P. R.

Faber and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Brem, motored to St.

Louis Sunday and enjoyed tho show. Surprise Party Charles Boschert was very pleasantly surprised at his home on Sunday evening, In honor of his fifty- second birthday. The evening was spent very pleasantly and at 10:30 a delicious luncheon was served. Mr. Boschert received many beautiful presents.

At a late hour the guests departed, wishing Mr. 'Boschert many more happy birthdays. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. P.

Corrigan, Mf. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Schwart, Mr.

nnd Mrs.ness visitor In Alton Monday. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Waggncr, Mr. and Mrs.

P. Fox, Mr, ami Mrs. .1. B. Mr.

Robert Hayes and Ivan Cross. The out-of-town guests wen. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank daughter and Ksther of St.

Louis. Miss Bcrdte Dohbs and Miss Mary Niw.ldsou, both of Godfrey, Mr. and Mrn. G. Vieth, BOH Adolpli nnd daughter.

Ann, and Miss Ida Davis of Black Walnut, Mo. Notes The Odd Fellows will meet 'n their hall tonlpht and confer the Jhlrd degree on a I Mrs. M. Powell of Upper Alton, was the pupst. ot her son, Mr.

Malcolm Powell last night. Mrs. F. Council and lltle daughter, were Alton business visitors, Monday. Mrs.

Thomas Fhlnlry of Beach and Hamilton streets, spent the day In East Alton as the guest cf Nina Apple. Mrs. Gus Frederlckson was a bus- Rlmon llallornn was a business vsltor in St. Louis Monday. Mr.

nnd Fred Parker were St. Louis vlHltors Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. P.

11. Lo Favre and family spent Sunday in Missouri. They were accompanied home by Mr. La Favre's sislfr, Mrs. Davis, who will visit them for a feif days.

R. K. Carter of Medora, was tha work-end guest of his sons, L. T. Carter and liusaell Carter and families of Wood River avenue.

Mrs. D. R. Maxey and daughter, Pauline, wore the week-end guests r.f Miss Effle Maxcy of East St. Louis.

Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and children spent Sunday afternoon in St. Louis. Mr.

nnd Mrs. James Globen of South St. Louis, spent the week-end with relatives. Dr. Vaughn, Dentist, 537 Ferguson Notice! Genuine barbecued meats at Broadway Cafe, 702 E.

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M. TO 11 P. M. Except Sunday and Holidays: Adults 25c. Children Adults 35c, Children 10c.

AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA ORGAN RECITALS The only Theatre in Alton Playing Vaudeville TODAY and TOMORROW VICTOR HUGO HALPERWS 1 27 STARS in a harmonious blend cf every type A Giggle Gurgling Gulp of Glee with Pretty Girls, Peppy Scenes and Gorgeous PRINCESS Alton's Only Exclusive Motion Picture Theatre The Home of Paramount Pictures The Highest Class Photoplays Produced TONIGHT and TOMORROW George Fitzmaurice o' JACK HOLT CWARIES de ROCHE Cheat Just a few of the big scenes: The stupendous charity bazaar, an eye-filling, breathtaking spectacle. The Parisian fashion shop, with beautiful mannequins in a dazzling style show. The sensational "branding screen's orrcatest thrill. The dramatic court room scene, with its smashing un- forgclablc climax. Additional CLYDE COOK In "THE A two- reel comedy.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS. And "FELIX" THE CAT Comedy THURSDAY and FRIDAY JANE NOVAK in "DIVORCE." The Grand Today and Tomorrow 27 STARS WHO ACT not a Hollywood Travelogue A side-spliting satire ot American life today made for laughter purposes only. Tho Wets, the those in be- love it. Added Attraction BEN TURPIN IN "WHERE IS MY WANDERING BOY THIS EVENING" And latest Fox News. Dane, Martin and Dane MUSIC SONG DANCING Courier and McWilliams Just Two Boys Hickman Bros.

Blackface Comedians Lamey and Pearson Comedy Skit MUSICAL OFFERINGS MUSICAL OVERTURE ORGAN RECITAL Hans Graao and his Orchestra Mrs. Turner Offers of Seven Offer The Popular Song Hit "YANKEE DOODLE "YOU GOT TO SEE MAMMA BLUES" EVERY NIGHT" Coming Thursday for 3 1 HAROLD LLOYD "WHY WORRY" Direct from its St. Louis Engagement at the new Grand Central Theatre. Eight Centuries Brushed I Aside by Camera Lens I Robin Hood and his merry crew who took from the rich to aid the poor; his love for sweet Maid Marian; Sherwood Forest and Nottingham Town; Friar Tuck and Little John with their staffs and cudgels all etched out of the dim past and made to live again! Towering battlements with turrets seeming to cut the sky; great castles of giant kings with their moats and drawbridges drawn across the span of 800 years and set before eyes of io-day! The great Fairbanks as bandit chief yet supreme in the role of romantic lover! Prices 25c. and 35c, Also a Feature Comedy and Latest News..