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THE GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE Saturday Evening, January 13, 1940 11 "No Women Wanted" They Say Masker fcf Modes of the Moment Churches to Back School The Green Bay School of Re ligion, sponsored by the Green Bay Ministerial association and a board of administration from local churches, will open its sessions at 7:30 Monday evening in the second floor club room of the Y. In Rehearsal Roy Adams, who will play the comedy lead in the Maskers' play, "No Women Wanted," at East High school auditorium Tuesday evening, has a long record of achievement on the professional and amateur stage. lie was a member of the Uptown Tlayers of Chicago the year they won the Edith Rockefeller McCormick cup for their work in the Little Theater field. He played several years ago in J. J.

Schubert musical shows in Milwaukee and Chicago and with the St. Louis Municipal opera in M. C. A. It will continue for two weeks.

The purpose of the school is to train Sunday school teachers, heads of departments, officers and parents of the local churches; to interest the public in the work of the Sunday school and the church Work From Outside In With Silver Work from the outside in, when you choose your table silver. Above is a typical place setting in public The big spoon is for soup, tha teaspoon for coffee served with the dinner. The silvcr-bladed knife mr'y he for butter or for cutting a salad. The other knife is for the main course. Restaurant dining rooms have two types of menus: table d'hote and a la carte.

VVnen you order from a table d'hote menu, the price of the main dish determinej the price of your meal. When you order a la carte, you pay the total prices for each dish ordered. If a woman approaches a table where men are seated in a public dining room, the men should and remain standing until she sits down, or leaves. Who should be served first and who last at a dinner party? The hostess never is served first. The guest of honor should he served first, then service proceeds around the table, ending the host or hostess.

Tips at average-price restaurants should be about 10 per cent of the bill. At expensive restaurants or places in which you have had special service your tip should be per cent or slightly higher. sucn presentations as "Maytime, "Music in May" and "The Student i if) 5 XJ .1 i.J 4 it Prince." He also had a role in "Hay Fever." Miss Doris Bennie, who plays the feminine comedy lead, opposite Mr. Adams, was prominent in dramatics in Lawrence college. Both Miss Bennie and Mr.

Adams will be remembered for their work in the last Masker play, "On the Bridge at Midnight." Miss Bennie was particularly amusing as the eld maid, Minerva; while Adams was a mustache-twisting villain. IS if 4 Women Start Jubilee Fete WASHINGTON. D. C. Additional life and colot' iire being given the activities of tiie General Federation of Women's clubs through participation in the golden jubilee marking the 50th of the federation.

Mrs. John L. Whitchurst of Baltimore, first vice-president of the federation and general chairman of the golden jubilee, urges a study of the woimn's club movement in order to chart properly a course for the next f() yoa.s. "Delve into the history of the federation and ascertain what prompted the start of this great organization which has grown from 69 clubs to more than 15.000 clubs with a membership of more than 2,000.000," says Mrs. White-hurst.

"Sum up the benefits derived in your community, sti'te and nation, due to trie activities of club women. Honor these pioneer women who have contributed to the forward march of women." Birthday Parlies Hundreds of birthday pnrties with cash gifts 1or Ihe mother organization are bein held in of the 48 states, the District of Columbia, and Alaska, and the cleverly ingenious ways in which funds are being mis. will constitute an arresting chapter in the history of this memorable jubilee. Iowa, the first state to join the general federation, proposed to be first in the uniutr'iiess of its expression of regard lor the mother organisation. Under the slogan of "From the Golden Harvest of Iowa to the Golden Jubilee of the General Federation." each of the 30,000 club women were asked to take a bushel of corn to the nearest elevator of the Western Grain Dealers association, which paid them the market price.

This sum was turned over to the birthday fund. Penny marches, in which each member contributed a penny for each year of her lift, were features of Iowa's district meetings. Indian-Alaskan Fete The District of Columbia held an Indian-Alaska party based on the tour to Alaska which the federation sponsored last summer. Federation leaders in Indian costumes loaned by the United States government, and a wealth of Indian curios, characterized this party. The district also gave a cake sale on which they received four pages of publicity in the pictorial magazine, Life.

A successful card party has been held and the next event will be a showing of the Lesselli Marionettes. and to train in definite Christian service. The Rev. Victor L. Thomas is dean of the school.

School sessions will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 Monday Jan. 15; Wednesday, Jan. 17; Friday, Jan. 19; Tuesday, Jan. 23; Thursday, Jan.

25. A wide variety of courses may be chosen. The Rev. Fred Field will conduct a course on "Christian Worship" from 7:30 to 9:30 each evening; Mrs. Daniel Stah-mer will speak on "Teaching Juniors" from 7:30 to and James Lacey will talk on "Practical Helps in Recreation" from 7:30 to 8:20.

Second hour courses will include Mrs. E. W. Turley's session on "Religious Art and Music" from 8:40 to and the Rev. Harold Janes' course, "The Church in the Early Centuries," from 8:40 to 9:30.

There will be a 20-minule worship period of varied nature between classes each night; and at the conclusion of the second class period a fellowship and social hour will be held each night. Refreshments will be served. The board of administration includes Mrs. Charles Cady, chairman; Miss Ruth McCauley, secretary; A. G.

Woethe, treasurer; the Rev. Thomas; the Rev. Ralph Ley, assistant dean; and A. F. Grimm, arrangements chairman.

7 i Bette Orwant Schuster will direct the play. Train Adults In Scouting A new series of training sessions for adults interested in Girl Scout-irg will open here next week. Mrs. Walter Herrmanns, co-chairmen of the Girl Scout committee on training announces the opening of an introductory course for all adults The Maskers say the title of their play is "No Women Wanted," but we don't believe a word of it after seeing the above picture of the comedy leads, Miss Doris Bennie and Roy Adams, in action. Mr.

Adams plays Angus, a hardy, outdoor man who doesn't like women until he meets Valeria Valencourt, a blond show girl who tan shoot and fish and swim with the best of them. The play wi'l be given Tuesday evening at East High school auditorium. iMuuumg naucia, aati.) let I i i.i, infjj committee members, program con- Mill Officials Attend Accountants' Meeting Two officials of Hoberg Paper Mill, P. M. Chiuminatto, secretary-treasurer, and G.

L. Hopkins, assistant secetary-treasurer, plan to attend the January meeting of the Milwaukee chapter, National Association of Cost Accountants, Monday evening In Milwaukee. The program will feature addresses and discussion of the subject "Practical Preparation of Corporate Tax Returns." Three Milwaukeeans, W. A. Preg-nitz.

Harold Keyer and C. P. Al-lendorf, will talk on federal and state income taxes, corporate levies, personal, real estate, sales and use. social security and other miscellaneous taxes. A dinner will precede the meeting.

Council members. There will be two sessions on two Thursday evenings, Jan. 18 and 25 at the Y. M. C.

A. from Photo Show Well-Liked Lawrence Alumni To Meet Monday The Lawrence College Alumni chapter of Green Bay and De Pere will give a dinner Monday evening at the Y. M. C. followed by a program of music and speeches.

The gathering will, commemorate the 93rd anniversary of the granting of the charter to the college by the state. The Fifth Annual Zeiss Ikon exhibit at Neville Public museum has proved very popular during the past week, and many visitors have viewed the show. It is regarded as one of the most outstanding photographic shows displayed in Green Bay for some time. It is being shown under the auspices of The Camera -Clique. The museum building is open from 9 to 12 o'clock in the morn 7:30 to 9:30.

Immediately following, a course in group leadership for leaders and their assistants in Brownie, Girl Scout or Senior Scout troops, will be held for six consecutive Thursday nights, the place to be announced later. The Introductory course Is a short period of orientation for adults entering Girl Scouting. It includes a comprehensive survey of the Girl Scout movement and its place in the community, of its philosophy and program as designed to meet the needs and interests of girls between 7 and 18 years of age and of the responsibilities, organization and inter-relationships of adult groups within the movement. The leadership course will emphasize principles and methods used in organizing and managing a Girl Scout group. It includes material aDDlicable to all erouos Fruit Cake Pudding If you have any leftover bits of fruit cake, heat them 10 minutes in a double boiler and serve as a pudding topped by fresh or canned fruits.

Try pound cake the same way. Serving of Ice Drinks By EMILY POST 10 (a) If iced tea or iced coffee is served with a meal, when is it poured? (b) If ginger ale should be offered as an alternate, how would it be poured? Answer: -(a) It is poured as soon as the first course is served, or at the beginning of the second. That is, if you are having bouillon or melon, or something like that for the first course, the iced coffee or tea is properly served in the middle of the second course, as soon as everybody has been helped. On the other hand, if your first course is a substantial one, the iced tea or coffee would be served in the middle of the first course. Both are poured in the kitchen.

Iced tea is usually brought in complete, but cream and sugar are passed for iced coffee, (b) The glass for ginger ale or anything else that you drink unmixed is put down on the table and the beverage is poured into it. (The only time when a glass is lifted up to have anything poured into it is when you serve ing and from 2 to 5 o'clock in the I Concert on Sunday The Nicolet High school chorus will sing the cantata, "Bethlehem," at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Christ Episcopal church, with Alex Enna as director. There will be no admission charge, and anyone may attend. Card Parties SIMIAY: RETURNS OF THB PAf'KFR-Alf, STR GAME Polka dots are going to pepper a lot of resorts and spring clothes. White ones splash the blue blouse and red skirt which are combined in this spectator sports frock all of silk crepe.

(Designed by Lou Koinhandler.) Church Societies Toda day afternoon every day during the week, and on Sunday afternoons from 2 until 5 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to visit the museum and see this fine exhibit. There is no admission charge. Here to Jan. 21 This exhibition will be on display through the 21st of this month.

It has been shown in many of the large art galleries and museums throughout the country. The pictures are chosen by a jury of selection from hun "Jit A sn- 00 'ul 1:30 'til The regular card party sponsored by the Women of the Moose will be held at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday at Moose hall. The card party sponsored jointly by the Women of the Moose and the Moose lodge will be held at 2:30 p.

m. Sunday at Moose hall. Chorus Rehearsal The Pilgrim chorus will rehearse at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Union Congregational church. The Women's society of Christ church will meet with Mrs. Walter Nelson, 1014 Eliza street, at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon.

Mis. L. Howlett will assist. The Junior Luther league of Ruth SchultzWed ToOshkoshMan Special to Press-Gazelta CLINTONVILLE, Wis. At a pretty wedding at St.

Martin's Lutheran church at 7 o'clock Friday evening, Miss Ruth Schultz, I Jit jP ft Grace Lutheran church will hold a devotional meeting at 7 p. m. OHPH6I Monday at the church. Earl Wil- such as girl development from 7 to 18 years of age, program building, relationships within a group, educational principles applied to Girl Scouting and administrative procedures in a troop. Jeannette Whitty, local director, will act as instructor in both courses.

In addition to these two courses a special three-session course will be held for any persons now working in Girl Scout groups and de-tvring help with informal group Kinging. This course has been planned at the request of several leaders. Mrs. James Kemp, skipper of the Mariner Ship, will conduct the course. It will meet from 7:30 to 8:30, Tuesday evenings, the first sessions next Tuesday, Jan.

1, at the home of Mrs. Walter iielm will give the topic. beer. The glass has to be lifted off the table and tipped and the beer poured gently so that it doesn't overflow with foam.) 11 (a) If salad is served on a Went Egg Whites by Cup It takes about eight egg whites to equal a cupful. Remember this when using up leftoer egg whites in cooking.

Store whites, covered, in the refrigerator and they will keep for a week. A total eclipse of the sun on Oct. 12, 1939 was visible in 'he South Pacific and the Antarctic. Carolyn Wenzel Bride Of Leonard Staudinger dreds sent in to the competition which is sponsored by Carl Zeiss, Inc. Photographers, botli amateur and professional, from all walks of life, and all parts of the world are represented in this show, the only requirement being a Zeiss camera lie used in taking the pictures submitted.

About a hundred pictures are included in this exhibition, which is divided into three distinct sections, pictorial, press and commercial illustration, and scientific and industrial. Each division has Special to Press-Gazette REEDSVILLE, Wis. Miss Car olyn Wenzel, daughter of Mr. and Week Days to 6 Sun. to 1:30 After 35c Charles Wenzel of Reeds in mil mil mi inn Mill nil mi inn mu nil rr ville, and Leonard Staudinger, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Staudinger of Cato Falls, were mar ried Wednesday at 8 clock at a mass sung by the Rev. William separate plate with the meat and vegetable course, where is the salad plate stood? (b) If salad is served with the meat instead of vegetables, are people expected to put it on the hot meat plate. Answer': (a) There is no rule since salad in addition to the vegetables is not correct, (b) The majority of Americans like their salad on a cold plate and their meat on a hot one. Only those wTho like "tired" (limp) salad prefer to put their salad on a hot plate with fowl or game the only hot meats with which one eats salad.

12 If no knives are needed at a luncheon, should they be put on the table anyway? That is, is a table setting incomplete without them? Answer: Yes, it is incomplete without one knife. In fact, there mm Koutnik at St. Mary's Catholic MajestiC I E. De Pere rhone 95 I SAT. SUN.

MON. 5 Sat. 15c; Sun. 15c Until 5:30, then 20c; Mon. 15c.

i BURNS and ALLEN church. The couplers only attendants were Miss Dorothy Staudin Herrmanns, 11G5 Cass street. The course is open to any interested adult and it is hoped that a representative of every troop, either the leader, her assistant, or one of the troop committee members, will be present. Bridge at YM The regular Tuesday evening bridge tournament will start again next week at the Y. M.

C. A. Sessions start at 7:45 Tuesday and the public is again invited. ger, sister of the groom, and Rich three prize awards and three honorable mention pictures included in the group. Many "Pictorials" The pictorial section, which, of course, is by far the largest, has a large number of human interest pictures which appeal to anyone regardless of how muc or how little he knows about photography.

Catalogues are available, giving lists of the pictures, prize-winners, and the names of the photographers represented. Also in ard Wimmer, cousin of the bride, I Betty Grable, Jackie Coogan 3 Martha Raye, Bob Hope PLUS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Schultz, became the bride of John Klaus, son of Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Klaus of Oshkosh. The single ring ceremony, performed by the Rev.

W. O. Speckhard, was the first church wedding there in 1940. The bride, who was given in marriage at the altar by her father, was attended by her sister, Mrs. Henry Hoffman, matron of honor.

The bridegroom was attended by Carlton Schultz, brother of the bride. Arthur Scheiwe presided at the organ, playing Lohengrin's Bridal March as the wedding party entered the church. The bride's wedding gown was of white satin and she wore a fingertip bridal veil, and carried an arm bouquet of roses. The matron of honor was attired in a floor length pink silk frock and carried roses. Following the church ceremony, a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents 1o the immediate relatives, and later Mr.

and Mrs. Klaus left on a short bridal trip. Upon their return they will reside at Oshkosh. The former Ruth Schultz gnd-uated from Clintonville high school with the class of 1935 and for the past three years, sne has been a member of the Four Wheel Drive stenographic force. Mr.

Klaus is a graduate of Ripen college, where he was a member of Alpha Phi Omega fraternity. He is now employed as salesman for a Edw. Ev. Morton, Ben Blue cluded on this list is the name of "COLLEGE SWING" and John Howard, Heather Angel "DRUMMOND IN AFRICA" Al)DH fc.JOYMKNT John Payne Cliff Edwards Technicolor Special "Royal Rodeo" The Heart Throb Drama "OUR NEIGHBORS THE CARTERS" with THE MOST LOVABLE FAMILY ON EARTH Marriage Licenses Merry Melody Cartoon both of Manitowoc. The bride's gown was fashioned of royal blue velvet, with a bustle back and a quilted bolero jacket which was fastened with a rhine-stone ornament at the neckline.

A short circular veil of matching tulle fell from a tiara of braided velvet ribbon. Her arm bouquet was of Easter lilies and pink Bri-orcliff roses. The maid of honor wore a frock of fuschia velvet, made in princess style, with a shirred square neckline and finely shirred sleeves, and a flower cluster in her hair. She carried en arm bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and sweetpens. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents to 30 guests, which included members of the immediate families and a few intimate friends.

Afier a reception, the couple left on honeymoon to an unannounced destination. the type of camera used, film, and any special equipment used in taking the picture. The museum broadcasts over Station WHBY are taking place as usual on Friday evenings from 7 o'clock to 7:15. Miss Mary C. Neugent and Miss Ruth Ilintz, both of the museum staff, are conducting them in the form of discussions regarding museum specimens and other historical data pertaining to this region.

Novelty and News PLUS Applications for license to marry have been received at the office of Omer F. Rothe, county clerk, from the following: Leon Santy, route 5, and Aloise Hansen, 1443 State street. John M. O'Connell, Reedsville, route 1, and Myra Ruechel, route must be a knife and a fork at each place nq matter what you a re hav ing. That makes a "place." 33 When the hostess pours after-dinner coffee in the living room, please explain this procedure.

Answer: The procedure Is very much like that of afternoon tea. Sometimes she makei the coffee in the living room. Sometimes it is made in the kitchen and brought in the coffee pot. In any case, a tray with sufficient cups and saucers, and either pounded rock candy or else lump sugar, is put on a low table at which the hos "Four Wives" Ir's On the Way WW eived Received VYVYAN DONERS "Fashion Forecast" All Technicolor LATEST FOX NEWS Ticket Orders Now Being For Special Engagement I "GONE WITH THE WIND" i Mat. 2:39 P.

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14 If liqueurs arp served by the host with after-dinner coffee, what is this procedure? Sunday and Monday BEER i Rita Johnson, Tom Neal "THEY ALL COME OUT" The Best Since 1835 Answer: A tray with liqueurs and glasses is put down on a not too low table. That is, a man does not sit at a table to pour as a woman does. The host asks each person (or her) preference; then fills a glass and takes it to the one for whom it was poured. llll i rti From Ml r. "Li ALSO Mi issoun "The Three Mesquiteers" in "WYOMING OUTLAW" 1 also 3 Cartoons and News HERE RFAT.I.Y IS A i GRAND PEER.

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Broadway, entertained a croup of friends at her home Thursday evening. Bunco and 500 were played and refreshments served. Guests were Mrs. Emma Collins and the Mioses Fern Leslie, Clara Lorenz, Mercedes Bodart, Lena Bloomer and Bernetta HetzeL You and Your "rier.ds are Cordially invited to a Danrlnf Party at Brllevue Hall, Sat Eve Jan. 13.

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