The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 31

I A )L! TA 1" A I 2S IOOLS set RLE MINNEAPOLIS TRAV lilove into the SHIL Going to Coast Returns to Pittsburgh Wayzatans End Holiday Trips, Visits Mrs. W. H. Suber, Carroll Mobleys Guests in City Dr. and Mrs.

Amos I Wells, 1 120 West Forty-sixth street, have had as their guests over the holidays Mrs. Wells" sister, Mrs. W. 11. Suber of Newberry, S.

and her broth-er ln law and sister, Mr. and Mr Carroll Mobley of Pen-mark, S. C. Several parties have been given In their honor since their arrival here On Honeymoon J. frvv: 7 MRS.

JACK returned with her liushand this week to Car-negie School of Technology at Pittsburgh where both are students after visiting Mr. Culver's parents, Mr. and Mis. J. G.

Culver, 3415 Irving avenue S. I I 1 i i u'l -'ii 1 it i 1 1 If f. ri. 1 ikiIci. MISS HELEN DONNEI.

LAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Donnellnn, 11.17 West Minnelr 'a Parkway, plans to leave with her parent about Jan.

15 to spend several weeks In Los Angeles and San Francisco. From there Miss Hon-nellari Will go to Seattle to visit some of her former friends from the University of Minnesota who are members of her sorority, Alpha Gamma Delta, and also friends from St. Catherine's college. On Wedding Trip (lorn (Inrralt Iilml'l. MR.

AND MRS. HARRY S. DAVIS (Gladys I. Van do Wall above), will visit In California on their wedding trip. In San Francisco they will visit Captain and Mrs.

S. C. Page. They will return Feb. 10 and will be at homo at 400.1 Drexel avenue.

Mrs. Carolyn Grove in California Mrs. Carolyn B. Grove and daugh ter, Miss Shirley Grove, 3029 Col fax nvenuo have gone to Califor nia for a two months' stay. They will rilvldo their time between Long neach and Los Angeles.

,1 Mil .111 I WW' a A' Vv 4 Vt9 is I 4 Going to Florida 0n Gtrrttt photo. MRS. EDWARD SETTEVIG of 2625 Third avenue will leave next week with her husband for Miami and Havana, Cuba. They will be gone until March 1. Mrs.

Settevig was guest of honor at a combination farewell and birthday din-ner Tuesday at King Cole hotel. 1 mC StPetersburg FLOftlDO room for yon rltt tunshina of tho Sun thin Gry. Com 00? join rh happy throftg ploying outdoort un det th polmt. Com hert flowert bloom oil winter. Play, rest, relax.

Yon will liko Sf. Petersburg th City of hoipitolity. MAIL THIS TODAY HmI. Manager, CKomb Commwxt, St. rtfbuf, Flond: flcott t4 boodlcts ck4: 4 I Crol, I 1 Motelt, I I Aportstt, I Sckooiv I Fiihiii.

I I Fsctt, I I Cettagt Colon i c4 Trailtf fa Ik Nam TK combinalion ol dilnking th water, taking lh balh, and laying lh iportt thai abound Hoi Springs, It uid whh amor Ing hkmh In ro1mn ol nourrtit arthrilit, ole Slop ol tho Eatrmon Moll, at tho hood Bath Houio Row in Hi own private park. Oulol onvnlnt to ovory ortlv by. 500 Roomi from 12.00 tingle. J. SAEGER.

Manager EASTMAN HOTEL AND BATHS f1 Directlon-SOUTHWEST HOTELS INC l. FANNIN, Vice-Pros, and Oen. Mgr. FOR 0ETAIIS WRITE DIRECT TO HOTEl OR CHICAGO OFFICE IS) E.OHIO DEL SSOO for fun or ENJOY FLORIDA BEST thM Arthur Li. Roberta lioula 1 Villi Ailinii'iu Hol EvrgUdfl Eur.

$20 wk. up Anier.l'IOwk.up flNC PRIVATE OCCAM BCACH Avaiiahl to Ciul Without Chvg Niwir CwtM. Finhlna. Shom. ThntrM, Churches Our ftookUita and HMmt will lnlrit you.

Writ. lnO ROBERTS' MIAMI BEACH HOTEL kwrilrifttxt Nw, I-irnrfKi Nnr i.MM, tn. Hur. 0 wk. up THth arid jllinn, opfjonitu Bn Alt Twin HmU, Tub nd TO TNI CARIBBEAN 4n jJ iJ i in South Norman Vlken photo.

Land Cruises to California and Mexico Every week-end during the winter a special land-cruise train will depart for a 16-day tour of Mexico, visiting eight cities other ooints of interest. Also, each week end, a similar cruise train will leave for California and the Southwest on a 14-day holiday trip with stops in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California, reports J. E. Beard of the American Express travel service. These overland special train holi day tours are planned to meet the needs of those who prefer to travel in a group with congenial companions.

The trips to California use the Santa Fe. the Southern Pacific, the Missouri Pacific and the Wabash railroads. To Mexico the co-operating lines are Wabash, Missouri Pacific and the National Railroads of Mexico. Calvert Winter and Son Leave Professor Calvert Winter his son. Calvert Winter, Jr, and re- turned this week to their home in Kansas, where Professor Winter is on the faculty of the Spanish department at the University of Lawrence.

They, spent the holiday season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Dorer, 3137 Emerson avenue S. Mrs.

R. E. Chalmers Visiting: in City Her first visit to Minneapolis in 33 years Is being enjoyed by Mrs R. E. Chalmers (Nettie Clark) of Vlneland, N.

who is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, 1800 Park avenue. Mrs. Chalmers formerly lived here.

She will remain for three weeks. Ill I fx 4 Jll IIIIIL Vf UPI II ij ill-i MR. AND MRS. JAMES G. CAMPBELL (Margaret Dinsmore Fuge) were married at Plymouth Congregational church Dec.

29. After their return from a wedding trip south, the couple will live after Feb. 15 in a new home being built for them at 3332 W. Fifty-sixth street. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.

Edward Fuge, 911 W. Thirty-fourth street, and the bridegroom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Campbell, 45 E. Minnehaha parkway. Mrs. J. Anderson returned to her home at Walker Thursday after spending two weeks with her son In-law and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs Walter Herman. In her honor Mrs Jacob Herman gave a tea. Dr. and Mrs.

J. Martinson re turned Friday from Tasadena, Calif Mr. and Mrs. Gust L. Carlson of Ferndale left Friday for Hot Springs.

where they will spend the remainder of the win ter. Holiday guests at the Carlson home were Mr. and Mrs. Ford Carl son and ion Bruce, Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Llndahl and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Peterson of Balsam Grove Farm entertained at a family dinner New Year's day, Miss Mildred and Miss Blanche Olson spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Johnson in Will- mar.

In honor of Miss Beatrice Bar rett, who was home from Chicago for the holidays. Miss Althea Squires entertained eight guests at a buffet supper New Year's day. New Year's dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. O. Christians at Ferndnle were Mr.

and Mrs. John Dchlin Miss Amy Dehlin, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Swenson and daughter Mary of St. Paul.

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stcinburg left Thursday on a motor trip to Winter Park, Fla. In honor of her week-end guest, Miss Marianne Shimota of Hopkins, Miss Joyce Shrewsbury entertained at a watch party New Year eve. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Llllemo of Crystal Bay entertained a group of relatives New Year's day. Grace Johnson Will Be Bride The engagement of Miss Grace B. Johnson to Donald Boxell is announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

V. M. Johnson, 3312 Seven teenth avenue S. Mr. Boxell is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Boxell of Dayton, Ohio, formerly of Min-neaDolis. The ceremony will take place Jan. 27 at the Johnson home. Will Live in Denver Le Brcx.

Photo. MRS. T. J. VIEAU (Thelma Up-ham) has left with her husband for Denver to make her home.

The Vieaus were married two years ago, Mrs. Vieau coming to Minneapolis from Baltimore. They had made their home at 3141 Fremont avenue S. I if mmm 11MI nrt Parent-Teacher Meetings MacPhail Notes Declnnlng February 5, a number of high school graduates will enter the MacFhall School of Music for courses leading to the bachelor of music degree. New classes In publli school music, piano, voice, violin and dramatic art will be organized Weekly concerts with orchestral accompaniment have been ached uled In March.

One nlsht each week has also been reserved for plays by advanced students. Arline Munson, pianist and pup of Mrs. James 1111m, will be presented In recital assisted by Betty Prout, soprano. The dramatic department takes over the auditorium Tuesday eve ning when the Juniors will present a three-act mystery play. Leopold Llecl, who recently com Dieted his studies for the master of music degree, has Joined the fac ulty of DcPauw university.

Helen Brown and Ted Seward MurPhall Graduates, have taken positions at Clara City and Fulda Minn. Stanley R. Avery lias returned from the Kansas City music con vention. Siena C. Olsen.

who ha. recently returned from New York, will con duct series of lectures. Helea M. Hovdo will present two recitals Thursday evening. Returns to Chicago Miss Lorraine Anno Yaeger, dauchter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Yaeger. 3507 Pleasant avenue who has been the guest of her nele and aunt. Mr, and Mrs. J.

K. Chase of Chicago, will return home this morning. She will resume her classes at the Academy of the Holy Angels on Monday. Plans will be made for the February carnival. SIDNEY ritATT Mrs.

Blanche Jones of the Min neapolis police department will talk on "What the Police Woman Does to Protect Your Child" at a meeting of Sidney Pratt PTA at 8 p.m. Tuesday In the school gum- nasium. SIIKKIDAN Sheridan Pa rent-Teacher association will nieel. at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the school auditorium.

TH.DKN Tilden PTA executive board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Youngren, 1444 Breda street, St. Paul.

Tilden PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the school. mHUuly, HMlallx snrl uree4 In mm FASHION CAREER Highest pold Fefd For women I'mfranluniil (rnlnlnf In PaHrrn Maklm, HkMchlm, lr. Ilia-lorv. Htyllnx, Ti-atllm, Freni-h.

Mllllnrry Di'altn and f'onlriic-lion. Elementary and advanced courtei Inrli vMrml Inat ruction. Knrnll 'ttngr Miintlar. Day anil evnlnf rluaara. Itrqueat ralaliif J.

1 ti nil A I l-aZlem STYLIST-STYLE ADVISOR GRADER OF PATTERNS ProtcMional court In th art of crcatin, attractive clothci. Enter Any Tim DA AND EVENIN0 CLASSES Send for Folder KEISIER'S I70( I CO IT, MINNEAPOLIS Individualized Imtruction Tuition Iff a Month DAY ft EVENING SESSIONS Ntw Conei January Ith A '2 I "A fVhool of MfHt" Melf Trmpic Blilf. UK SHIS, Mpla. I Starke Patteson New term ia Ballet Tap. end all typo Stage Dancing Commence week el Ian.

IS. ENHOLL NOW I80S-S-T Lyndals Ave. S. Ki. SS93 41 Sharpe Family Moves Here From Memphis Mrs.

K. E. Sharpe of Memphis, with her daughters, Dorothy and Ruth Sharpe, have coma 10 Minneapolis to reside. They have taken the home of Mr. and Mrs.

King Merritt on Moorland avenue, Country club, for the winter, as the Merritts are at Miami Boacn, ia until spring. Mr. Sharne will arrive in March to join his family and make ni home here. Mr. and Mrs.

Sharp are the parents of Mrs. Guy A Thomas, Jr. Diner Opens Early on New Pensy Train Tt'i "dinner at seven" for Flor ida bound vacationists who plan to av th Florida Arrow of the Pennsylvania railroad, placed In service Jan. 1, for their southern trip. The dining car or tne zb-nour Thira eo-Florlda train will be opened at 7 p.m., for dinner, In Chicago Union station, so that passen gers leaving for southern resorv centers may dine and, if they choose, have farewell dinner par ties with friends.

A period or two hours will permit of a leisurely meal before the Arrow departs at p.m. The Florida Arrow is one of three Pennsylvania railroad trains to Florida, which provide departures from Chicago at three convenient hours mid-day, evening, and near midnight. Travelers Like Florida Forest Th Kunnv dories of Ocala Na tional forest, Florida's 450.000-acre paradise for sportsmen, hunters and nature lovers generally, is at tracting many a northerner away fmm the ricors of his own wintry climate at this time of the year. The great forest area, wnicn in- rtdontallv contains the worlds largest stretch of sand pine, lies hptwppn the counties of ueiana and Ocala. and Is readily access! by" Fioa Sun'beam a onernfed lointlv bv the JNew lorK Central, the Southern railway ami the Seaboard.

Fishing and boating on rivers, lalcs and prairie ponds are among tl tecreationai iaciuues sumu 1 llV the Ocala forest. Swimming in the four lare3 fresh-water spring lakes and the slightly saline springs within the forest is popular. De La Salle Group Plnns Mpptinj? .7 Rev. Roger Connolle win speiK to TV- Co a Pstrnnoil anrlPTV 1 p.m. Wednesday in the school at cafeteria.

Ask for lyuitse on AMERICAN FLAG LINERS OP THE I i i i Visiting in Ohio MISS RUTH ROSELAND, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Luther M. Roseland, 3712 land avenue, left recently for Dayton, Ohio, where she is visiting friends. Japanese Empire Celebrates Feb.

11 Japan's celebration on Feb. 11 of the 2.600th anniversary of the founding of the Nipponese empire already is attracting the attention of manv travel-minded Americans, says K. Ogura of the N. Y. K.

line. This historic date, known in Jananese as the "Kicen-setsu," Is nssianed to mark the accession of the "first human emperor," named after his death Jinmu renno, ana likened by one historian to Romu lus, the foundling father of the ancient Roman state. The celebration will be staged with great pomp and ceremony with sDecial temple services, color ful rites at the Imperial palace In the presence of the reigning royal i 'frftf'iifrTtTiit)t AUDUBON Miss Aurilla L. Smith will taik on "Marketing" at a meeting of Audubon PTA at 2 p.m. Tuesday.

BANCllOl'T Dr. Grete Seham will speak on "What Do You Expect Your Child to Get Out of School" at a meet ing of Bancroft PTA at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Eugr-ne Field Mother- singers will sing. BROOKSIUK Brookside PTA will meet at 8 p.m.

Tuesday at the school to complete plans for a barn dance to be held Jan. 12. HOWE Dr. Fred Brown, child psychi atrist, will talk to Howe" PTA at p.m. Wednesday In the school auditorium.

Wesley Johnson, re- cent.y named vice president by the executive Doaru, win mU. LYNDALE Y-i t.t..J Mi tsiltsil I lnnv presbyterian church will speak on Democracy in the Church" at a mpp(jnr 0t Lvndale PTA at 2 p.m neeting TupsdilVi Tuesday. MURRAY (ST. ANTHONY PARK) Mr. Madee Kemoe will lead a panel discussion on recreation for voune people at a meeting of Mur ray PTA at 8 p.m.

Tuesday at the Taking part will be Miss Harris, Dr. G. A. Cund LiOUlSC quist, Mrs. Henry Ernst, Herbert Kamoerg ana nuinci xuuaiu Bulletin of new enrollments day scnooi ana no bo started alter dates.

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IS Days S19Sup T. GUATEMALA and HONDUIAS. t.ur includM 7 dart Im Ouot.mala, rail trarrtportafioa, he4.li, aiaole and camprahanf Iva atotor lovrt ttir.ueh th. Ouiche-Moyon Hlf hlande. talllnf Wnaedoye.

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Moey points of interest. Beautiful beaches. Alluring seotide highways. Golf, fishing, hunting. Good accommodations of every type.

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utmiMnnluL Minn. pbone AtUntlo I2H Mama) Zxprtn 0 Al rM rav For Results Star-Journal JVant Ads family, and with flower-beaecKea gayety in which the people of the Land of the Rising Sun express their deepest sentiments. Mac Phail School Music Individual Lessens And Complete Courses In Piano Voice Organ Violin Trumpet, Clarinet, Saxophone All Other Musical Instruments Dramatic Art Public School Music And Dancing. During: the Day Or In the Evening Enroll Now for Convenient Appointments CUloitue Free Switchboard connections to all studios. Main 4424 1128 LaSalle Ave.

Winter Term Registration Dates Day School January 8 to 15 and February 5 Evening School January 15 to February 12 Candidates for admission are urged to regiitet at onea MIDWEVTER TERiI Enroll This Wtk For Choice of Day or Evening School Starting MONDAY, JAN. 8 MONDAY, JAN. 15 Courses preparing High School Graduates and College Students for the duties of Business Executives, Secretaries, Accountants, Commercial Teachers and Civil Service Appointments. INROllMINT WEEK JAN. I-U REGISTER EARLY as only a limited number can bo accepted for tbe evening classes will the above 24 So.

Serenth Accredited by SU Vililort Invifed Catalog an Requetf ArYBfWfPn ft? Placement Service for ftredueting Students a nrwr 1 urmr MkJliSjBiMMWMrrWPVrV 4 1.