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BBTTf 1 AlfCI DAILY TmilUNl TIMES. AMES. IOWA, IATV1DAY, Ittf. Walton and H. K.

Clark Are Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Margaret Waltou. daughter of Mr. and Mre. J. T.

Walton of Cedar Falls to Harold H. Clark of Ames, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Clark of Liscomb which took place Sunday afternoon at 3 o'colck at the bride'i home. The Rev. J. K. Drake read the service in the presence of 50 relatives and friends of the couple.

Mies Lillian Dresser played (he wedding marches and Fred Mitchell, uncle of the bride sang. "Dawn," and "1 Love You Truly." preceding the service. The bride was charming in an ankle length gown of white organ- ily with blue accessories. She wore shoulder corsage of Klllarney roses, delphiniums and sweet peas. Her bridesmaid, Miss Cena Olmstead of Cedar Falls wore blue crepe and a corsage of Talisman roses and delphium.

Kenneth Blake of Marshalltown served as best man. A reception was held after the service. The bride is a graduate of the Cedar Falls high school and Iowa State Teachers college at Cedar Kails. She taught in West Waterloo schools and the past year at Liscomb. The groom was graduated from the Liscomb high school and attended Coyne Electrical school in Chicago.

He is now connected with i.be maintenance department of the local branch of the Northwestern Bell Telephone company. Mr. and Mrs. Clark are at home In an apartment at 115 Elm street. Attending the ceremony from Ames was Mrs.

Jessie Farr. At Shower Party Mrs. W. J. Sebllck entertained at a most delightful evening party and miscellaneous shower Thursday at her home honoring Mrs.

Harold Ross Moen, of Onawa. who ivas Beatrice Henderson of Ames prior to her marriage May 30. The hours were spent in hem- tiing tea tor the new bride ind favorite recipes were also ijiven to her. Refreshments, featuring the pastel were served at a late hour. Mrs.

Moen received many lovely ind useful gifts. The zuest list included Mesdames E. K. Martin, H. B.

Man- CAHNDAB Friday Burns Club of M. E. Choir. Joshua Chapter Twentieth Century Club PI Beta Phi Alumnae Picnic N. A.

L. C. Aux. Saturday History Dlv. Party Beta Tau Delta Dance Pocabontas District Meet Monday Legion Auxiliary Tuetdty Willard W.

C. T. U. Judea Shrine ning, Neil Adams, Claude Smith Anna Freeland, Roy McCory, A. W.

Stolen, Alexander Henderson, J. A. McFadden, Lena Welch, E. R. Grove, E.

J. Engeldinger, C. A. NowUn, Lee Butler, A. H.

Munn and Miss Grace Gleason, Mrs. Jeanette Henderson and her mother Mrs. Donohowe of Story City. Capt. Hamilton is Honored On Birthday In celebration of the ninety-sixth birthday anniversary of Capt.

Char les Hamilton, Saturday a famllj dinner will be given in Des Moines in the evening by his daughters Mrs. Benton Davis and Miss Ethe! Hamilton at the Davis home 747 i Thirty-seventh street Captain Hamilton is a Civil war veteran having served with the one hundred fifty-second New York volunteers. He has been a resi dent of Ames for 50 years and served as commander of the Ames post. He also is sergeant-at-arms for the Iowa Sons of the American Revolution. Guests at the dinner party wil be Captain and Mrs.

Hamilton 01 Ames, Charles Hamilton and children Loretta, Christine, Charles and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton and son Paul, Mr. and Mrs. George S.

Foot of Elgin, 111. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

McPherson and Mr. and Mrs. Davis and daughter, Clara Louise and Miss Hamilton. Slater from Page Two) nate convention of tbe G. A.

R-. ivbich convened there this wesk in three days session. He was on the program for an address. He accompanied friends from Des Moine: Burton Halverson and son are vUiting with nlaivcs and friends cf Slater and v'dnity. James Storing left for Iowa City Monday morning where he will at- 'end summer scLcol at the State university.

Mr. and Mrs. Darius have been visiting the parental plover home near Had Mrs. Wiil Craft', of ing the iDd son-iu-law. Mr.

and Mrs. acorge Sehonhcrst near Alleman. Miss Francis Nerness has returned from where has been teaching, school. She will return there in the fall. Mrs.

Ma Gord, who has betn staying with a son, Tarence Gord, Wayne, for some time, re- lurued to Slater last week. aud Mrs. Harry Ritten and hoys cf Dei- Moines visited at the Lester Nelson home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Torgerson in company with Lewis Roe of Ames, motored to Adams, Minn, on Thursday to attend, the funeral of Mrs. N'els Gravdabl. passed away earlier in the week. Miss Marjorie Gruenstead of Lu- ihsr is visiting a few weeks at the Joe Thompson home. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Thompson, sons and Virginia Grnenstead were 6 o'clock dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mulraan. Miss Glendoria Dueland, who is a member of the high school faculty at Rosear, has returned and will spend the summer months her mother.

Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Miss Maude Garrett. Miss Lucille "adflelford. all from Nevada, were dinner quests at the home Mr, and Mrs.

Nels Ihle. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Levin, former- Miss Margaret. Dueland, visited her mother, Tuesday evening.

Mrs. A. D. Johnson of Ames in company with J'rs. Heinle Johnson of Slater and Andrew Sutherland of Madrid were in Des Moines Fri day afternoon attending the funeral of Lew Sutherland.

Mrs. William Bauman and daugh ter, Mrs. John Wilson returned to Newtun Wednesday after a visit with Mrs. Wilson's daughter, Mrs F. T.

Riis. The Misses Jessie Mae Clark Maiy Tometich. Dorothy and Elea nor Peterson spent Wednesday af ternoon at Riverside park in Ames where they enjoyed swimming, ten nis and a picnic supper. Miss Edith Eide of Des Moines spent.Sunday with home folks. Mae Mosey entertained a party of friends Thursday afternoon Jn houor of her eleventh birthday.

Various games were played after which a delicious birthday luncheon was served. Gauchos, Gangsters, Girls, Feature, Movies Flaming romance and haunting melodies blend with pulse-stirring tangos in the new picture, "Under the Pampas Moon," in which Warner Baxter and Ketti Gillian play the principal parts in the story of a romantic gaucho and a beautiful Parisienne. Capitol theater Sunday and Monday, June 16 and 17. Cambridge Entertains Classmates at Party Miss Eileen Gill entertained members ot thfe graduating class of the Cambridge high school and faculty members at a party at the Cooper building Friday evening. Games and music were enjoyed during the evening hours and refreshments were server! at.

the Come-Back Inn at a late hour. K. K. Club Holds Meeting Mrs.Accie Wagley was hostess to members of the K. K.

club at her home Thursday. The afternoon hours were spent socially and refreshments 'were served. Is U-Delt-M Club Hostess Mrs. H- R- Maywald was hostess to the U-Delt-M club at her home Friday afternoon. Three tables were surrounded for the games.

Those present were Mrs. Ralph Lowe, Miss Marjory Hanks, Miss LaVaughn Lee. Mrs. Galen Enfield. Mrs.

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W. which will be held in Los Angeles at the Ambassador hotel June 24 to 29. At this time university women will consider questions of national and international importance under the general theme "The Role of University Women as Makers of Social History." The i a division includes branches in Ames, Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, Charles City, Des Moines, Falrfield, Ackley, indianola Iowa City, Keokuk, Marshalltown, Mason City, Mt. Ayr, Mt. Vernon, Muscatins, Rockford, Shenandoah, Sioux City, Storm Lake, Tipton, Waterloo, Waverly and Davenport.

Mrs. A. H. Fuller of Ames, state president, will serve as the official delegate for the state at the convention in Los Angeles. Miss Marguerite Blough, president of the Waterloo branch, will be the second voting delegate.

Other Iowa women attending the convention will be Miss Elizabeth Puller of Ames, Miss Hazel Quick of Des Moines, Miss Marie Wool- urns of Fuirfield, Miss Elizabeth Graves of Mason Mss Bertha Gilbertson Of pity, and Miss Helen Coombs and Mrs. Alice M. Krafts of Keokuk. Tbe Iowa branches will be represented on the convention program by Mr.s. F.

H. Waters of-Ames, director of the northwest central sec- A. A. U. W.

Mrs. Waters will as chairman of a- ses- to the of state Divisions 1 and jifbgrams. Cairns, Mrs. Harry and Mrs. Cook.

Mono Rose has been employed at in Des Moine's'returned honie for a visit with her parents. She is assisting in the McPherson cafe. A baby girl born to Mr, and Mrs. Chester Severson Wed-nesday morning. Mrs.

Fritz Ljndy left Tuesday night for Minneapolis where she be joined by her husband and after a short visit with his relatives they will return- to their home in Bismark, N. D. Mrs. Lundy has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Severson. Word reached here of the death of Mrs. Nels Grandahl last week at her home at Adams. Minn. Mrs.

Marvin Duvabaugh left Wednesday for her home in Seattle, Ore. She has been visiting her father and relatives here the past two months. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dawson and Mrs.

Losee were Dfs Moines visitors Friday. Eda Chrlstopherson and Mrs. O. A. Buland spent Friday in Des Moines.

Arthur Arent is a house guest at the John W. Lee home. Wayne Hill has secured work for the summer with the Parsons college in interesting students to attend there. HP is working the southeastern part of the state at present. Lew Larson of Slater was in town spending a few days visiting relatives and friends the first of the week.

is- "UNDER PAMPAS HAS A new character, a new locale and three new song numbers will be introduced to the screen when "Under the Pampas Moon," comes Sunday to the Capitol theater, for a two day run. Advance reports hail Warner Baxter in a role more romantic than his famous "Cisco of an Argentine gaucho, the picturesque cowboy of South America in whose veins flow a mixture of Spanish and Indian blood and whose habits are crossed between those of a raiding bandit and a plainsman. Ketti Gallian, the French stage star, who was greatly acclaimed for her recent American screen debut in "Marie Galante." co-stars with Baxter. The background is the Argentine Pampas, where the gauchos live a colorful and romantic life. Lew Pollock and Paul Webster, whose "Two Cigarettes in the Dark" swept the country last year, prepared song numbers for the production, some of which are sung by Warner Baxter and Ketti Gallian.

Veloz and Yolanda dance their new, sensational "Cobra Tango" in this production. Sally Eilers Cast as Lead in Picture "Alias Mary Dow" as his Jf you were a waitress in a cheap lunch And if a grief-stricken man begged you 1o pose daughter to save a woman's life, would you refuse" Or would you throw away the life you knew and Jiked to step into a totally different world where your position was false, as does Sally Eilers in her newest starring film "Alias Mary Dow" which plays at the Capitol this coming Tuesday. Around this dramatic has been made a fine and compelling love drama. It brings Miss Eilers to you in two entirely different a flippant, hard and disillusioned as a daughter of wealth. How They Broke Into the Movies n.

wt I SALLY EILERS Sally Eilers broke into the movies at lunch. Altho born in New York she had moved with her parents to Los Angeles when a little girl, she graduated from Fairfax high school in- 1927. Like most youngsters living in proximity to Hollywood, she had dreamed of some day appearing on the screen. After her graduation in the summer of 1927 she began visiting the casting offices of the various studios where her piquant beauty won attracted attention. Her chance, however, came in an unexpected fashion.

Lunching one day at the Fox studio with Lloyd Pantages, she was introduced to director Howard Hawks who asked her to make a screen test. The test was very good and she was given a picture role in support of Charles Farrell and Virginia Valli. Her work in this part attracted attention and her next screen assignment was the co- Mlss Eilers is the waitress who leaves the life she loves at the frantic plea of a grief-stricken man and who pose? as his daughter to save his dying wife. At first, she is unhappy in her new environment and tries desperately to go back to her old life. But a woman's happiness is at stake and she finally agrees to continue the deception.

She falls in love with a young man of wealth and played by Ray Milland. and he wants her to marry him. But the specter of her past comes up to haunt her and prevents the union. Then her former sweetheart, a taxi-driver, played by Chick Chand- starring leao with Matty Kemp in "The Goodby Kiss" for Mack Sennett. That very year she was elected a Wampas Baby Star with Lupe Velez, Alice Day, Lina Basquette and others.

After playing thru 1929 for MGM, Warner Brothers, Universal and Pathe in various assignments, she was given a one year contract by MGM. Later she acted with Buster Keatou in "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath," and with Marie Dress- hr and Polly Moran in "Reducing." She went to Fox Films to play the lead with Spencer Tracy in "Quick Millions." A long term contract resulted from her work in that part. She followed it up by her sensational success in the title role of "Bad Girl," "Hat Check Girl," "Second Hand Wife." "Made on Broadway." Central Airport" and "Sailor's Luck." While on her way to England to make "Morning After" for British International in 1933, she met movie director, Harry Joe Brown. They fell in love, were married on their return from England to California. Since her marriage.

Miss Eilers has played leads in "Three On a Honeymoon" and "She Made Her Bed." After a five month retirement from screen activities she became a Universal contract player on New Year's day, 1935. Sally Eilers lives with her husband and baby in a Hollywood colonial apartment. Among her most intimate friends are Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon. She is an expert swimmer, horsewoman, ballroom dancer, golfer and tennis player. She drives a Packard coach, is fond of music and very popular among the younger actresses of the screen.

She is five feet three inches tall, has dark brown eyes and blonde hair. She weighs 112 pounds. Her full name is Dorothea Sally Eilers. She is the only daughter of he-- parents, Peter and Pauline (Sehoenberger) Eilers. ITS TRUE! By WUey Padan Farm Bureau And 4'H Clubs Friendly Farmerettes 4-H Club Holds Meet The Friendly Farmerettes 4-H club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Marjorie Pincham.

Guests of the club were Mrs. Victor Riky and daughter Marie, Miss Helea Inglis, Mrs. R. W. Workman, and Mrs.

John Wright. Demonstrations on the making of cinnamon, pecan, parkertoise. do- verleaf, twisted and triangle rolls and Swedish tea rinjc by Marie Ri- Icy and Hrl, Inglis. were served dur ing thft social hour. ISAGWUAT-E Gf THE Of A MEMBER OF PI IETA wi ILUKTWEO A5 A-HO8RY, (WITH DtoVINGS BV AJTKT? fan QIKTAV DORS MODERN MApGE- EVANS' LATEST HOBIY IS PAJAMAS! HAS A HUSE UFTIO A IAO POUND MAM ONI HAND Ht flArt Wf M.vr MJD SEUEVrS IN ler, discovers her masquerade and seeks to blackmail her and the man she loves.

The climax of the story comes when she traps the man who had kidnaped the child whose place she has taken, and when Milland discovers her deception. Does he still -want to marry her? Does she remain as Mary Dow? To answer these questions would be to detract from your enjoyment of the picture. George Raft is the star of the new murder mystery- by Dashiell Hammett. "The Glass Key," the production which to Capitol theater Friday and Saturday, June 21 22. Love, intrigue and murder mystery are the story elements of this picture; Rosalind Keith, a screen newcomer, is cast opposite Raft, THRILLS INTO PICTURE The Following Pictures Will Appear at the CAPITOL June the Pampas Moon," Warner Baxter, Ketti Gallian.

June Mary Dow," Sally Eilers, Raj Miliand. June People's Enemy," Preston Foster, Lila Lee. "The Cat's Paw." Harold Lloyd. June Glass Key," George Raft, Claire Dodd. TWIN STAR June 22-23 "Beyond "Townhall Follies," cartoon.

"Rustlers Dog," No. 7. serial. DISPLAYS COSTLY FURS The $50,000 wardrobe worn by Loretta Young in "Shanghai," includes a display of the latest modes in furs, especially designed for the star by Richard Jaeckel, famous New York furrier. Oswald of Red Long hours of wailing en a "stakeout" where discovery might mean being taken for a ride or a bullet In the back; crashing thru locked doors in a blaze of gunfire to make a.

capture; mlle-a-minute chases thru deserted streets in the early morning hours on the trail of dangerous- criminals. Those are the real-life experiences from which Dashiell Hammett, leading mystery novelist, 'draws the material for such of his books as "The Thin Man," "The Maltese Falcon" and "The Glass Key." The 'last, "The Glass Key" has been adapted to the comes Friday and Saturday. June 21 and 22, to the Capitol Theatre, starring George Raft with Edward Arnold and Claire Dodd featured. Hammett, after a jack-of-all- trades career, became an operative for the famous Pinkerton Detective Agency, in this work, he experienced nearly all the perils and hardships that are lived over again in his films and novels. In the capacity ot Pinkertoa operative, he travelled from Canada to Mexico unravelling the tangled threads of every conceivable kind of a mystery.

He was frequently marked for death by underlings of leaders whom he had sent to "the Big House" for various crimes. It was illness mat led Hammett into the field of While recuperating, he decided to writt a love story to pass, the time away. Several more followed and Hint mett sent them to a magazine. They were rejected T)ut decided to try again. This were rewarded by a substantial check and Haramett soon loft the agency to devote his time to writing.

"The Glass Key" is tbe story of what happens to big-shot politician! when they try to mix love with thtt business of running a great city. A fascinating murder mystery, romance and glimpses of the under- wo'rld are the material ot this picture is fabricated. Gary Cooper to Be Marlene't Co-Star Gary Cooper is to be co-starred with Marlene Dietrich in Mies Dietrich's next picture, titled "The Pearl Necklace." Ernst Lubitsch, has announced. picture will be directed by Frank Borzage. Cooper and Miss Dietrich played together in her first American- film, LEAVE LOCATION "The Last Qutpost" dias.heft Hollywood for Palm Springs to film location.

scenVe. Gary Grant, Gertrude Michael and Claude Rains head the list. jt. HEEDS SEA URGE Whenever he is not working, Henry Wilcoxen spends all spare time at sea on Ms yacht "The Wanderlure." '1 Rorner Grey, son Zane Grey, has been signed by Paramount aa a writer. Another Grand Treat SMASH HITS The CISCO KID rides again! and WON.

Men hid their darlings when this gaucho grew flaming romance with haunting melodies. ir Ketti IAXTER GALLIAN HERE IT IS! SECOND THRILLING VELOZ YOLANDA MAT. 26c rime rvi PHOTQCPUFMCO- limruifti irt -etr is ron "Capitol" "Village AVith Randolph Scott, Kay Johnson LAST TIMES TODAY AN US KISSED TO KEE1" HER LOVE AFLAME amid fierce passions of Chinese millions: A great novel comes to life! TODAY And SUN. PAT O'BRIEN JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON LYLE TAIBOT IrAMJWUIR Added "Musical CockUU" Band Novelty METRO NEWS Am will conplrtt 193448 rfomanct OB BmA9 night, June 16. During the summer, enjoy your taut popular form of the refrigerated Capitol, downtown, The new W.000,00 cooling plant will Itt yon lor- crfcc 1.