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MODESTO HBWB-HE8ALD-AOGUST 7, 1921 Personal News Phone 2200 MODESTO SOCIETY AND CLUBS Edited By Marie McHenry Miss Mildred Elleby. Tells of Betrothal Louis Clark The announcement tha engagement of Miss Mildred Elleby to Louis Clark was made known to her IrisndB at a pretty parly presided over by Miss Dorothy Boraberger in her home at 111 McHsary avenue. The affair was also a miscellaneous shower and the happy bride-to-be was the recipient of many lovely gifts from her friends. Games and music helped to pass lie evening, Miss Martha Jerita Ross gave a number of humorous Plano-logues and Alta Hascall a tolo number. Miss Elleby extended an InTlta- to the guests assembled to attend her wedding which is to (ske place August 21.

The couple nr'e planning to make their home in Modesto. Those who attended the party were Misses Mildred -BUeby, Martha Jerlta Ross, La- Razer, Helen Elauehard, Evelyn Windus, Irrna Davis, Marjorie Hand, Gladys Wilson, Wilma lantha Johnson, Opal Appling, Geraldine Gaiusha, Har- jorie Bent, Shirley Armstrong, Alice Taylor, Ora Belle Bomberger, Mrs. Harry iBrown, Mra. Ross, tha hostess, Miss Bomberger, and her mother, Mrs. J.

Bomberger. f)r. Robert Green Married in Arizona i- Dr. Robert Green, of Holbrook," Arizona, -formerly of this city and Miss Flay Flanigan, Holbrook, married Thursday, August 4. brida is the daughter Mrs.

XiUcreeJa Flanigar. Dr. Green is the son of Dr. and Mra. W.

F- former Modesto dentist. The will; make their home in jlo'broak. Natives of Illinois 'Plan Picnic in Park i The iaembers of the Illinois State Society will hold a picnic at Graceada park at 1 o'clock Sunday. A good program has been prepared' and everyona is urged to liriiig their lunch and corns and enjoy the with other Illinois people. PRESCOTT '( PHESCOTT, Aug.

Wil- liier Barton had the misfortune to a piLujuoi'K IULU ins leg wmie feeding horas. last Friday. Edyth Wadsworth of San Fran- fciseo 'is spending a week with Elleby. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Leofler and baby, Doris Agnes, Sacramento, are visiting. Mrs. Leofler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmlta.

Miss Marguerite Conant and Janies Ginbfre went to Big Basin last week to visit D. F. Conant and family, who are there on a C. B. Olmstead and wife spent Thursday In Sacramento on business.

Miss Constance Nash, who Is with her aunt, Mrs. A. Scott, of San Leandro, is visiting over the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Nash. E. F. i'oung and Frank Walker have recently purchased trucks.

Mrs. Hazel Schuler, Mrs, Mae Whitmore, Mrs. MHIIs Stuckey and Sirs. Bertha Elleby attended the Bi-County W. C.

T. U. executive meeting, which was held in Ceres Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Nash and children, Cora and Kenneth, have returned from a week's stay In Big Basin. B. Young and family motored to Yosemite last week-end.

T. J. Crispin and witB returned their home Tuesday after a week of rest in Big Basla. MODESTO FRENCH DRY CLEANERS PHONE 751-J and We Will Call Ralph Wallace, Prop. Discount for Cash and Carry 519 St.

Phone 751-J AN EVEN TEXTURE IN Ait, YOUR BAKING -ETHEL- DOZM1 (Milton O. Work, tbe lntemttlonai authority, will answer your auction Dridffe. questions. A self-addressed envelope muat accompany each request 401 replies.) The pointer for today A STRONG A A I I BUT STOPPER IN THE ADVERSE SUIT, NO SHOULD 'BE CALLED IF A HAS BID. Yesterday's Hand My answer slip reads as follows: No.

17. South (Dealer) should bid one No Trump. No. 18. South one Heart; West should double.

No. 19. South one Club, West one Heart; North should bid one No Trump. No. 20.

South pass, West one Heart, North East should bid ons No Trump or past. My reasons in support of these declarations are: No. 17. Clearly a Dealer's No Trump. No.

IS. With but ona stopper in lue adverse suit, a double is better than a No Trump. No. ID. Although the adverse suit contains stopper; partner hag bid.

Five Club tricks are assured and partner have at least the Ace of Spades-probably greater side strength. A situation in rwhich No Trump should be bid-even only one stopper the' adverse suit. No. 20. Verjr close between one No Trump and a Tha pass, fully in accordance with the rules of bidding, would ha perfectly sound and could not be criticized.

Tho hand, however, looks as if a No Trump might produce better results. Possibly the determining test should ba whether East or West Is the better player. If West's gams be more dependable, pass; if East's be more'depend- able, then bid No Trump, (Copyright, John F. Dille Co.) Miss Mary Bomberger Is Graduated From State Teachers' College Friends of Miss Mary Bomberger will bo happy to learn.oi.her graduation from the San Jose State Teacher's College Friday. She finished a home economic course.

Miss Bombergcr will return to llodesto with her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. J. M. Bomberger, who motored to San Jose to attend tbe exercises.

Returns to Bay After Visit Here Mrs, W. H. Langdon, Miss Lois Ann Laugdon and Lawton Laiig- don, who have been spending the week at their country place near Modesto, are leaving this week nd. for their horns in Oakland. Mm.

Langdon and her family nd sister, Mrs. George- Nelson, have recently returned from several wesk's stay at Prescott Inn, Santa Cruz county. I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I i i i i i I "For want of a nail tlic horse was lost; for want of the horse the rider vras lost; and for want of the rider the baltle was lost." So it is with life--it is the little things that couut. 5 Especially so with your health--proper eating is the important thing. You might say, "for 5 want of proper foods the man is lost." We try to arrange our menus so that they arc flic Isst word in tasty meals--but, too, we want them to be balanced for your health's 5 sake, 5 HOTEL HUGHSON 1 CORNER TENTH AND JAY STREETS rillllllllllinillillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIlI Matron Leaves for Trip to Canada Mrs.

William Marr left Tuesday tor Canada. She is making the trip with Mr. and Mrs. B. Simmons of Saratoga and will be absent from Modesto for at least a month.

They will motor as far as Lake Louisa and Banff and will also visit the national park. Pythian Sisters to Meet Night The Pythian Sisters will meet in Chirst hall nest Monday evening. All members and officers are urged to attend, til a Airplane Best, Says Woman nf Was Ride Over City was wonderful, I want A to -take a crosB country trip soon," said Mri. H. E.

Zimmerman, who took her. first airplane ride over Modesto this week as the gusst of her niece Miss Helen Scott. Mrs. Zimmerman, whb is past 70 years of age, considers air riding very much nicer than the automobils. Mrs.

Oscar Smith. Home From Europe After Year Abroad Oscar Smith ot Eoseaioat avenue, who has spent the past year in Europe and the South, returned to Modesto Thursday. With her sons she made the trip by automobile from Nashville, stopping en route in Minnesota to visit her mother. Young People Leave For Summer Conference A group comprised of nine young people of tha First Christian Church will leave Sunday morning for General Grant Park, where they wljl attend the conference to be held there. the coming week.

The party is leaving Sunday so that the young people may regls: ter with, the new day classes of religious instruction in store for them mingled with the fun ot organized camp play hour: boating and fishing. Those leaving to register are: Mabel Wing, Pearl Bridgeford, Dorothy Bombergcr, Alta Haschell, Evelyn Steam. Sue Elleby, Mrs. Owen Bradley, Overton Blanchard and Leroy Armstrong. Friends of those leaving will lie able to reach any member of the parly by addressing their mail to General Grant's Park, in care Camp Gains.

Moonlight; Boating', Picnic Party Make Delightful Evening A large crowd of. young martled people motored Friday evening to the home ot Mr. and Mra. Garrison Eerr.oWs Escalon. From there they were escorted by Key- holds through a regular junslo ot vines and trees to a boat, waiting on tha river's Entering the boat the crowd wag rowed over the moonlTt waters to a ae-' eluded sand where a huge bonfire was built, weiners and buns roasted, games played, stories and singing enjoyed.

Those enjoying, this diversion Included and Mrsi Bslla'ray, Mr. and Mrs, John' John Beard and daughter, Martha Louise, Mr. and Mra. James Green, Mr. and Mrs.

Cornwall, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Atwood and daughter, Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Scflach and son Mr.

and Mrs. Garrison Reynolds. Two weeks from Friday evening. August 10, our regular meet- Ing and party. will be held at the liouie of Mr, and Mrs; Schach at 400 Fifth street.

All are requested to wear old clothes as a "Watermelon Feed" and "Treasure Hunt" are the order of the evening. Eleanor Ausbrook Is Surprised on Eleventh Birthday To celebrate her eleventh birthday, Eleanor Aushrooks was given a surprise parts Wednesday evening at the of hqr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Au'sbrooks, of Kimble street. From 6:30 to 10 yarloua amase- mants were engaged in by the merry, crowd.

Dainty refreshments were served at a table decorated In pink and while. The guests were: Marylln Mc- Klnley, Rulh. Spearman, Althea Brady, Junlta Walker, Marguerite Nell Bonshue, Cerby Anderson, Edward Anderson, Albert Ausbrpok. WITH GRAVEURE. Harry Dawson is home, from San Francisco.

Mrs. Dawsqn will return with him on -Monday to spend several days in' tha cities, while he resumes his voice study under ths well-known artist teacher. HOME FROM VALLEY'" Mr. jiuti Mrs: B. Utter and.

children, and Mrs. utters motiiar nave returned a ten days'- stay in Yosemite Valley, JACKSON- Aug. 1 Moore of Berkeley is a visitor in 'the home of his aunt, Mary Whaley. Harry. Whaley, Merle Horton, Earl "Stein, Pete Petti, Jim Kirby Joe Runzella anil Ihree sous are'spending a vacation at Pacific Valley, Calave.ras counly.

Mr. and James Dunn and sons are vacationing at their summer home at Qualala. Tom Clarence Quinley and family of Waterford, Mra. Anna Modesto Sirs. Stella.

Van Leir of New York were recent visitors in Santa Cruz- Tho Reubeu JolUCC family are enjoying the ocean breezes at Santa Cruz, leaving for the coast Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Southard and Nydia Wilbur motorsd to Stockton Thursday Mrs. Glen Obenchain of Joliet, 111., was a visitor in the H. S. Wilbur home Wednesday and Thuraday, leaving for her home Friday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Larson and son oE Petaluma and their 'daughter, Mrs. Peler Boyson ot San Obispo, are visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Mrs. Gladys Banta and Mrs. William Smith of Oakland were visitors Sunday in the J. B.

Banta home. Little La Verne Eanta accompanied them after a two weeks' vacation at Ihe home of her grandparents, i 'Little Miss Helen Koetitz Is visiting in Oakland with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Grant. Popular Couple Tell of Their Marriage At Pretty Affair in Home of the Bride; News Comes as Surprise to Many Friends Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph M. entertained with a bridge supper ia their home ia Ceres Friday evening, the afralr announcing the marriage of their daughter. Miss Gladys Mae Vincent, who becams the bride of James H. Hagle Alay 28..

The secret was kept until Friday evening. The Vincent home was prettily decorated with pink and white flowers, the tables attractively decorated in the same shades the center ruotiC oj each being a miniature bride and bridegroom. The happy surprise was told after the were awarded. Miss Jennie Dahlih receiving the sigh and-Mrs. Maynard Garrison the second.

Small pink and white packages, were brought in on trays- and proved to boxes of wedding cake and cards telling the news. Following the bridge game a dainty supper was served. Miss Vincent is a beautiful girl, and popular among the younger set. she Is a member of the Omega No Sororltr Mr. Hagle has been employed by tho James Fruit company for several yeari.

He Is a member of the Gamma Etta Kappa fraternity. Tbe young couple will make their home in Modesto, where they have taken an apartment. Those who were Invited to hear the newt were: Mistea Jennie Dahlin, Blains Bledsoe, Gladys Lawrence, Esther Kelson. Doris Crow, BerniU Gardosr, Corrlne Patty, Laura Myrtle Evelyn and. Margaret Hayne, Margaret Moffett, Basel Hatch, Helen Garrison, Maxine Murphy, Rnby Garrison, Mildrea McQueen, Helen pilsaver, Mea- dainea Maynard Garrison of Los Angeles; Dowey Wheeler of Merced; Bills Petty, Ceres; Madge Hitters and Earle Petterson.

PERSONALS MR. and MRS. A. N. BROWN are spending a vacation at Sauta Cruz.

DR. AND MRS. W. P. GREEN and daughter, formerly of this city, but now Holbrook, Arizona, are Modesto visitors this week.

They will'retura'tct Arizona this week. MRS. LOLA 0. CARHOLL of street has returned from a two weeks' visit with her son, V. A.

Carroll of. Los Angeles. MRS. JULIA 'CLARK, in company with her daughter, Mrs. Roehr and Mr.

Itoenr ol Hughson, haa. motored, to Yoseralte. LUCILLE- HBBMAN of. SUth in Francisco enjoy- log. a few weeks in.

the home of relatives. accompanied him on tha trip will remain in Memphis'until September, then she will also return to Modesto. MISS ELSIE BASSI has as her house giiest from Chlco, Miss Theda Baleons and Ernest Smith. MRS. C.

C. FALLSTEAD of Los Angeles I a tha home ol. her mother, Mrs. J. W.

Sumncre of Seventh street; Clyde, tha seven- year-old son of FallBtead haa been treated at the University of California, and la sow Improving. JBAN WALCOTT of Btocktott.ls remaining through the cummer with her grandmother, Mrs. Dave Rinenart of Sixteenth street. 'MB. AND MRS.

EDWARD Selb are visiting in St. Louis and Mexico, Missouri. C. W. registered at tbe El Rio Hotel "in.

Santa Cruz. MISS cAREIB CURTIS spent M. ROSS Is spending his sura- day Friday-in Stockton. mor Tacatioh at Santa Cruz. the MISS: CLARA CORDOZA and her mother, Mra.

Jane Cordoza of Thirteenth street, went Saturday to Gilroy for a two weeks' visit. JDuIA LEE lias returned a with her sou, Bert accompanied liosue by. Airs. Joe Casaretto and of Medeed. MRS: QLEN FULMI3R and two children of Kimblp street are ia InglGTVood, the guests of Mrs.

Fulmer's sister, Mrs. T. Shanhan anil Mr. Shanhan. MR.

AND CRS. C. L. ELLIOTT Virginia' avenue are spending the week end in San Francisco. MR.

aad MRS. J. F. CAMPBELL and daughter are back from to Yosemlte. ATTt.

L. B. SCHLINGHEYDE will spend-, the nest week in San Francisco as the guest of his mother, Mrs. Joseph Mooser, and will on the University of California campus in Berkeley, MISS HAZEL CRAWFORD 1 will spend the next week in Oakdale, with her mother, Mrs. E.

L. Dies. MISSES GENEVIEVE and Geraldine returned home Tuesday after visiting their aunt, Mrs. S. L.

Hanseom in San Francisco for tha past weeks. MR. AND MRS. DOLLA A a guests ot John Maddock at Santa Cruz. Former Modesto Boy.

To Speak at First Christian Church Mr. Wilbur C. visiting his Mr. snd 'Mrs. Parry, living 'on the Waterford road, will preach at tb.e First Christian church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.

Mr. Parry ia a graduate of the Modesto Ugh school, cliisg ot 1320, Since his graduation he took four- year course at the California Christian College, Los Angeles, in religious education, doing some directing ia nearby churches while in school. his graduation he was director, ot religious, education a tie. Christian church of Fullerton, where Chas. Chapman is a member.

The past two years Wilbur has spent in Boston University, College of Religious Education, where this spring he received two post-graduate degrees, of Arts and Master ot Religious Education. August 15 he becomes director ot religious education at the University Christian a position Jor which he is eminently fitted aad his career will-be watched with, interest Extended Motor Trip Takes Party to U. S. Interesting Places Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Scott of the Scott Millinery and Mr. and B. Smlti ot Sylvan district, have returned' from an extended motor trip ot the They left California May 16 and their route took them to the; Grand Canyon, painted desert, petrified forests of Arizona and tna clift dwellers of New Mexico.

From Colorado Springs they motored through tha central state, visiting friends and relatives and stopping at. all points of Interest in Illinois. At Fort Scott they viewed the largest dirigibles In tha United States. They saw tha mammoth, cave in Kentucky, Tenn. They stopped on the sands of Miami beach, Florida, and St.

Augustine proved interesting with its events and places among which was the oldest homejjB in the United States. From Florida they motored to Washington, stopped at Mt Ver- jion' and spent July 4 at Gettysburg. They visited at Atlantic City, Now York, and drove as far north.as Boston, Mass. They, visited an island forty out in the Atlantic ocean. They stopped several days at Niagara Falls, New York and Canada.

In Detroit they taken through the' Ford plant and then drove around tho Great Lakes to Chicago and 'on to Yellowstone Bark. They returned, by Laka Tahoe, which they pronounced the most, beautiful body of water on- the entire trip. Tbe party followed spring on their trip, the weather perfect a all MISS GEN'EIEVE WOOD is visiting the G. R. Goldmans in Orosi for a few days.

W. S. SCOTT returned to Modesto from Memphis, this week. There he visited his home. His sister, Miss Nellie Scott, who To Exchange a Man's I Soul-I What Have You? Is your soul really your own or does somebody else own it? What have you traded your soul for? Corne and think this over with' us.

SUNDAY EVENING Good Music Chorus Singing Grace Baptist Church Third and Streets Theron M. Chastain, Acting Pastor. 1 Sunproof Your Skin Against Sunburn, Tan, Frxlsks inili ths Scientific Pmparulions oft itTrd BinUj Spon'slirt Cleanse with Valazc Pasteurized Face Cream-the cooling, soothing, rc- cream for every tvpe of skin. Before going outdoors apply Valazc Sun nnd Windproof Ocnm--neutralizes the violet rays of the sun, thus preventing sunburn, tan and freckles. Indispensable to those who'spend much iirr.c outdoors.

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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and I had read in different papers what It had done for different She-wanted mo to try it, so my husband got me one bottle at first; then I took two others. Now I am feeling quite strong again." Mrs. Ernest Tanguay of Adams, says she was ill for four years and could net-sleep nights or go out on the street. She read about the Vegetable Compound decided to try it. After taking eight bottles she was able lo 3o all ncr work and go anywhere and quite herself again.

This dependable Vegetable pound'is a household word in thousands ol homes. The fourln generation Is now learning tho merit of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If (his medicine has ticlpnd otbor'women, why shouldn't it help you? At your druggist's. NOTICE YOU HAVING PLATE TROUBLE? READ THIS, W.

Morris, Modesto, Calif. Dear Dr. Morris: Afrtisr had 'Ivas' srestty pleased to find that the plates you made me At low are the only anas that fit and e-ve ma absolute satisfaction. 1 wish to take this opportunity of thanking you for the effideiT" service you have given me, and I only wish that more people In Modcito could learn of tha truly great work you are doing In your we!) equipped laboratory of dental mechanics. Yours very truly, C.

B. BOND. Ninth St. Tho above letter Just sample of many that I have on file in my office. I do better work fop: less money.

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Electric Refrigerator automatically maintains the temperature inside the box between 42 degrees and 47 degrees Fahrenheit. This is the safest temperature for keeping food. need this safe, carefree electric refrigeration, especially if you go away from home a great deal on automobile trips and week-end vacations. PACinc CAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY have convenient ice cubti. rn.