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Page 4 JEFFERSON CITY POST-TRIBUNE Thursday, November 19,1931 Day's News in Local Social Circles PHONE 213 Announcements Young People's Choir of First Christian Church will practice this evening at 7:30 o'clock in church auditorium. It is urgently request- that all members be there as will be held for Thanksgiving services. Will the members please note the change in the date of meeting. Friday Ladies will sew tomorrow after. noon, beginning at 1 o'clock, in the Peter's annex for the poor.

This sewing will be continued every afternoon throughout the win- i months and it is hoped that a number of ladies will respond i -and help in this week work. Young Matron's Circle of Pres- Church will meet at home i of Mrs. D. c. Simons on Capitol Avenue.

St. Mary's Guild of Episcopal Church will give a silver tea on i Friday afternoon, November -Qth at the home of Mrs. Cecil Thomas. 428 East Capitol Avenue. The hours will be from 3 until 5 o'clock An attraction of the tea will be a market basket.

The Fifth Circle of Central Evangelical Church will meet with Mrs. Alfred Peasner, 828 Pah-mount -Boulevard, on Wednesday after- Ixmgnecker Circle of Presbyterian Church will meet on Friday m- -stea'd of Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Mabel Green THAT DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now vith Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a new medical discovery -with two-fold ao Uon; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. Uj all known drugs, creosote is recog- nized by high medical authorities as one the greatest healing agencies for per; sistent coughs and colds and other forms throat troubles.

Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing ele- meats which soothe and heal the infected 1. Membranes and stop the irritation and 1. inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is absorbed into tie attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfactory in the treatment of persistent and colds, bronchial asthma bronchitis and other forms of respira- Jijpry diseases, and is excellent for up the system after colds or Bu -Money refunded if any cough or 1 cold, no matter of how long standing is not relieved after taking according Aekyour druggist, (adv.) Get Rid of PEUMATISM Medicine Drives Rheumatic Poisons from Joints and Muscles or Money-Back I EASES PAIN FIRST DAY Poisons settling in the joints and cause rheumatism. You get rid of rheumatic agony these dangerous poisons are driven out of your system.

That's why external remedies and pain deadening drugs only give tempor: ary relief. What you need is RU-MA, the medicine now sold by all drug- that acts directly on the liver, kidneys and blood, and helps expel the natural channels of the dangerous poisons that cause rheumatic misery. FEMININITIES 77 i HE MUST FIRM T0 fin WITHOUT A WHITE 2K'i IN THE CEMTEP HA-? EMSTK? AT TMr VDU FLAT 1 AMD FfiO'-JTOF EACH HIP ACROSS QACK OF THE: Green Gables, on West McCarty Street. Will members please note the change in date of meeting. St.

Peter's A. will meet at o'clock in St. Peter's Hall. Af- the business meeting matics Club will present the play 'The Patsy," which is to be repeat-' ed on Monday evening, November 123rd. Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet at -3Q o'clock in Labor Hall.

Women's Democratic Club will meet at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs James T. Blair, on Fail-mount Boulevard with Mrs. James T. Blair as assisting hostess. All Democratic clubs of the city are cordially invited to attend.

West-End Baptist Social Circle jvvili meet at 2:30 o'clock at the (home of Mrs. 1224 We't Street. All members are re! quested to be present. o'clock. Members who have rummage for the sale are requested to have it there by Friday afternoon.

Mary Carrington Circle of First Christian Church will'hold a rummage sale, beginning at 9 o'clock, in the building formerly occupied by Schell Music company, Jefferson and High Streets. Society Mrs. H. R. Murry Entertains For Miss Lucille Seymour Mrs.

H. R. Murry entertained complimentary to Miss Lucille Seymour, who is to be man-led this month, with a party at the Kaye Knfe last evening. The following guests were entertained: Mrs. Ralph Goose, Mrs.

Wm. Cook, Mrs Roy Johnson, Mrs. Roy Cobble, Mrs O. Blockberger, Mrs. John Dunford Mrs.

J. c. Spradley, Mrs. B. Bour Miss Ethel Stone, and Mrs.

Aubrey Whitiner. A chilli will be held at Park School on Friday evening, November 20, by members of the -T evening hours were spent in playing bridge with Mrs. Coose Mrs Bour and Mrs. Cobble receiving score favors and Mrs. Spradley getting the cut favor.

Miss Seymour to attend. Mrs. E. E. Johnson of 1217 hers of Loyal Workers 'of First! I Baptist Church at At the close of the games a three- course luncheon was served to the "first day and is one rheumatism remedy that's guaranteed to Tree 1 and joints from painful! Stiffness, swelling and lameness, or to pay.

G. A. Fischer Drug Co. has so much confidence in Ru-Ma that want every rheumatic in town to try It and guarantee money-back 3i it does not stop your rheumatic suffering. garden flowers in Notion Saturday per at 1 0 a Pleasant View school near Lohman llolman 'Is Additional Guest of Club W.

illiam Waggoner and won the score fav- coi-ciiallv ittenci. Mrs. R. j. Kelhr Keown Wins Attendance Prize at K.

of C. I'arty Miss Marian Keown won the attendance prize at the card parti- sponsored last evening in the new Knights of Columbus Hall. The party was attended by some two hundred and fifty persons. The hall was appropriately decorated for the Chronicles of Personal Doings Coronation Ceremony Friday to Attract a Large Crowd Before a throne, with a gayly dec- itinn background of red and black lor me ui iea ana fall season with flowers and leaves. co ms of the Jefferson City Senior' The score favors for bridge veru II 1 Miss Dorothy Gaines won by the following: Jean" OPTS crowned football queen for Leita Cremer, Aurelia Henry year 31 32 by Miss Alma Louise nadine Cremer, Mi-s.

Morris Smith allas reigning queen of the past- Lillian Rcdeman, Virginia Tnis a a i will take place Harry Mcisenbach, B. Hent'-es' halves of the Jefferson Mrs. James Bacon, Eva Copas D' I--Mexico football game on the W. Kuhn, Juliana Scheppers Mrs i ndll on at the City Park. Miss Richard Nacy, Mrs.

Sarah Robin- lGaln es received this honor as the son, Mrs. Walter Ottman, Henry an election held by mem- Asel, Mrs. William Slicker Jr the squad during Bruegging, Dorothy Dulle, Ma'yme th pas vveek O'Conner, Mrs. Wade Condit Mrs Queen has chosen as her at- Ben Bruegging, Mrs. Thomas bono- i twld ts Mi ss Virginia Kenwood hue, John Botham, Mrs Harry 1Ss Betty A as maids- Meisenbach.

Midge Leary, Mrs. TM? TMiss EJiz Maupin liland, Mr.s. Leonard Bode Nona Ml5! nTMe B. Mason, Seniors, Picrse, Mrs. Boer Mrs RUey, O.

c. Stegmaier, 'Lillian Graessle, Lucille Wright an W. D. Kuhn. MaUpin Seniors, Evelyn Gregory and Miss Ma- Payne, Juniors, Miss Mary AH Casland and Miss Jean Bass- to man, their T.

Sophomores, will respective classes. The pinochle favors went Frank Franke, William Slicker 'Theodore Stuckenschneider, Horaw Beco, Lester Nienaber, Frank Ron i Bride Honored Joseph Haaf, Mrs. William er and Emil J. Dirckx represent From the J. C.

H. Miss Margaret A. --uth Calhoun, Miss Mary j. Holiiway, and Miss Dorothy Master Billy Goodman will act as crown-bearer. The royal procession, composed of the Queen, her maids, and attendants, will proceed from the goal posts to the center of the field cue i iuu ail uiiiy athletic organiza-j very where the throne will be erected on a raised platform.

At the steps Miss Gaines will kneel to be crowned by Miss Dallas, with a football helmet --an appropriate crown for this queen. She will then take her place on the throne surrounded by her attendants. During this time the J. C. H.

S. band will play under the direction of Prof. Dan Markham. A dance in honor of Her Majesty OTH be held Friday evening in the High School gymnasium, which will begin the reign of Queen Dorothy and all truly hope that it will be Zane Stanfil Circle To Enjoy Luncheon Members of Zane Stanfil Circle of Methodist Church will enjoy a eon tomoi i-ow afternoon at clock in the church parlors Hostesses will be Mrs. Frank Reavis, Mrs.

J. T. Leslie, Mrs. Charles Jonns and Mrs. Samuel Striefel The regular business meeting and program will be held following the luncheon.

AH members are asked to accept this invitation and to attend Members of Girls Scouts, leaders and council members wish to thank those who helped i making their recent benefit oridge party such a success Especially do they want to thank tliose who contributed the attractive prizes and the some two huuured people who attended the With Miscellaneous Shower Another of a series of parties that Ui 1.1CO lrlia.il givcn for a recent bride, Yeith, was a miscel- Airs. ouo Uuieous shower and card party held West Elm Street, on Tuesday Score favors for bridge was played at three tables' by Mrs. Veith, Mrs. Fred Ethel Withaup and Miss Brackett TM SS a a Linen Shower Given fror Uccciit Mrs. Leslie Xayior, lonnerJy Miss Alma Leach, was honored this weeK by Mrs.

H. R. Murry with a linen snower at her home. Tables were arranged for bridge with Miss Lucille beymour, Mrs. B.

Bour and Miss Mary Jane Smith winning score favors. Luncheon was served at the close of the evening by the icstess with garden flowers used as centerpieces for the tables The guests included Mrs. hn Dlm( 0fi, Miss 7 Ur Mrs Joe Whitley, Miss Mary Smith. Miss Ethel Stonei Griffin, and Mrs. Ralph Goose dressed as a bride, distributed the gifts to Mrs.

Veith. At the close of the evening a luncheon was served by the hostess. Mrs. Means Ray Has Charge Of Program for A. A.

U. W. Members of A. A. 0.

voted last evening at their regular monthly meeting-, which was held at the home of Mrs. E. R. Axon, 1606 West Mam Street, with Mrs. W.

Malone as assisting hostess, to subscribe ten dollars to the Community Chest drive that is being staged in the city this week. At the conclusion of the business meeting an interesting program on Women Educators, which was arranged by Mrs. Means Ray, was given. Seven of the most noted women educators were discussed in round-table fashion. The topics were given: Maiden Mother of Education Mary Lyon--Leola Mae Miller JEmma Hart Willard, who had FLAPPER II tr rttf HEG.

U. S. PAT. OFF. of the week Covington, Ohio.

home in A family dinner was served yesterday noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jacobs of 82? Fair ol i le YF i Mr. Miss Dorothy Prenger Entertains Members of G. A.

B. Club Bridge was played on Tuesday evening when members of A Club were entertained by Miss Dorothy Prenger at her home, 118 East Ashley Street. Miss Cornelia Nal and Miss Agnes Kielcy were presented with the score favors The! nembers included the fol- Han iet( Jonnson r-MT-i Agnes Kiel c.v, Kath- I Gillilantl, Cornelia Mar- Thomas 011 DUllG Marsaret Miss Prenger, assisted by her mother, Mrs. A. J.

renger rve i two-course luncheon to the at the close of the games Sinner To Be Held By Betty ose Church Circle A six o'clock church dinner will en tnis evenin by mem- Rose Circle of the Church. The dinner the church the first boarding school for girls --Miss Faye Wright. Emily Ann Schirreifl, English Pioneer in Education--Miss Amanda Clibourne. Cora Wilson Stuart, Founder of son. Sophia Wright, Founder of Night School--Mrs.

R. c. Goshorn. Myria Mitchell, who introduced astronogy into schools--Mrs. Ross Laybourn.

Klla Flagg Young, first woman superintendent of schools Mrs William Knox. An enjoyable social hour was arranged by the hostesses at the conclusion of the meeting. J. C. Women Attend Luncheon at Ossman Home The following group of Jefferson City women, members of Immaculate Conception Church Circle, motored to Moberly yesterday morning to be luncheon guests of Mrs.

F. X. Ossman, who is well known here: Mrs. James Young, Mrs. W.

B. Dallas, Mrs. Fred Raithel, Mrs. Charles Hemmel. Mrs.

Robert Natsch, Mrs. Herman Schulte, Mrs. A. L. Houlehin.

Mrs. Clibourne Schulte, Mrs. J. B. Kneist, Mrs.

O. C. Stegmaier and Mrs. Ida Happy Mrs. Ossman entertained with a lovely luncheon using the small the Junior Department of new store.

Miss Alma Louise Dallas will arrive home tomorrow noon from Columbia where she is attending the tables for the accommodation of the guests. Each table was center- pink roses. hours were spent informally and in social conversation. ed with a bouquet of The after-luncheon Personals Some girls make pretty picture as tlicy hang one. Mrs.

Ray Dunlap of 1008 Moreau Drive had as her recent house-guest Mrs. R. p. Vories of St. Joseph, Mo Mrs.

P. L. Shepherd, who is employed in secretary of state's office, is confined to her home, 125 West High Street, on account of iilness. Mr. and Mrs.

John Prenger of 802 East Miller Street announce that their daughter, who was born recently, has been given the name of Mary Jacqueline. Mrs. Gilbert John Stolting and Mrs. Edison' Sabert of Boonville are guests today of Mrs. W.

o'. Hill and Mrs. Clarence Curtis. Mrs. Lallee Ryan has just returned from Chicago and St.

Louis where she spent the last few days buying new millinery for Peltason's. Margaret Taylor will leave tomorrow for eastern markets to buy Christmas novelties and merchan- to members of her bridge club at her home on Lee Street. At the close of the games refreshments WHEN makes a in8S of i rc Sularly. It rnlrfp', 1 8 ir Li? ecl a fnr clolicnta nooris you can eSC iv nPd i fC ncls Sl1 roUc Nl. i i i I keens oldrrrhilrt I a I clicclive- Dinner-Bridge To Be Given for Former Resident Mrs.

Charles Dix of Ten Mile Drive will entertain with a dinner- bncisc this evening in honor of Mrs Mahan Smith of Springer v1Ue who is visiting in the city' Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock at the Dix home. I Approaching Marriage of Hazel Ale.vandcr Announced 1 The approaching marriage Miss Haze! Alexander to which will take place o'n Day, was announced a night at a bridge party and Knower given by Mrs. O. O. Durham sister of the bride-to-be, at her ihome in Vista Place.

The guests enjoyed an of idanciv.g and cards after which' a 'miscellaneous shower was held for (Miss Alexander. Refreshments vere to the following guests be- the honored guest: Misses Vivian Pavitt, Nadine Durham, RQ- certa Huston, Mary Ellen Rich Halhne Stolte, Julia Ann Bruto' Louise Stclte, Mildred end Th ena. ihe hostesses for include the following: ss Colds Lodge in 3 Spots "Rape's" covers all inri rir Lula a and Mrs. Charles Ringo. At the con- You must do three things to check a cold.

Any doctor will tell you that. But you need take only one preparation to do the work. All symptoms of a cold are banished by Pape's Cold Compound. It reduces inflammation and swell- I ing of the nasal membranes. So breathing becomes discharge stops; the head is cleared.

"Pape's" encourages perspiration. achy, feverish, weak feeling due to inactive pores is quickly banished. "Pape's" kills cold germs; opens the bowels and removes germs and the acid wastes of colds from your system. Almost before you know what is happening, Pape's Cold Compound has you comfortable, well, happy again. Appetite is encouraged; digestion assisted.

Generous packages drug stores. Insist on name name H. get it with "the on the package-. A I CT. LaVorne George, Bonnie Walfc- Lucille Brackett, Ruth Gladys Goodali, Louise Mildred Brown, Laveme Alexander, Mrs.

A. V. Homer. Mrs E. Durham and son, Mrs.

nurharn, Mrs. Cecil Horn, Mrs' w' IE. Wentzleman and Mrs. Roy en Miss Alexander Is employed at i Palace Beauty Shoppe and Air is connected with Viis- Power and Light Company IT'S A STAR SAVINGS EVENT Windo Shades Single Blankets 50c 9x12 Axminster Rugs 19-751 45 Ib. Mattress 54 49 Children's Ribbed Hose 15 Outinj: Flannel, light dark, yd, Raincoats, choice $2,98 Gold Seal Congoleurn, reg.

Slo.OS, now $7.50 3-Ib. Stitcliert Cotton Batt 69c 27x54 Hrusscils All Wool Knap KUS S1.49 Bleached and Unbleached Muslin 7 Crinklp.d Bed Spreads, all colors 69c Off on all Upholstery and Tapestry. One Group Dresses Ladies' Coats $3-9S 223 E. Hi St. EUGENE F.

CLI3OURN "The Ut(k. store With the Big Bargains" Mtmm cily A Photograph Is An Ideal Christmas Gift. Have Your AVork Done Now at Wallace Studio Commercial Portrait Photography 607 Jefferson St. Phone 1807 FURS WANTED F. M.

STAMPER PRODUCE CO. 204 Broadwa3' Jefferson City, Mo. University of Missouri. She will enjoy a week-end visit with her mother, Mrs. W.

B. Dallas and family. Deserts cover 24 per cent of the earth's surface. The Cheapest in Price Best in Service Permanent Waves $3.95 Eugene and Frederick Permanents $6.45 Shampoos and Finger Waves 50c Madison Hotel Beauty Shop Phone 2049 BAR-BQ Every Day We Deliver Phone 1263 Black Rabbit Chicken Lamb Pork --OH--THAT SAUCE CATON'S Renn Addition Select Fuller Brushes for Christmas GIFTS in the comfort of your home. They are reduced in price this year and are practical, attractive gifts.

I'll call with a FREE GIFT for YOU and you are under no obligation to buy! Phone or write Herbert W. Keil, 333 Madison. Telephone 1582. Look What You Save Unusual Low Prices and Highest Quality. All we want is for you to see them --Such Bargains will sell themselves.

IN THIS SPECIAL SELLING OF NEW FALL SHOES ONE GROUP Women's Pumps, Straps and Ties Choice of Materials New and Stylish Priced Low For Quick Clearance $2.95 ANOTHER GROUP Women's Pumps, Straps and Ties Choice of Materials Your First Chance in Fifteen Years at This Low Price $3.95 ONE GROUP MEN'S Bostonians--Broken lines and sizes. They will go quickly at $4.95 SHOE STORE WASHWG SHIRTS ftuiNS 3OES(vY IT A SHAME THE DOES IT A I SHIRTS NOW. I'M USfNG RINSO.TWE HARt- WATER SOAP WE READ A BOOT. SAVES SCROBBfNG THE SHIRTS LOOK MUCH Try these rich, safe suds for whiter washes I Ko bat soaps, The grM.