The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • Page 20

1-HK rKKSNO EKE. WEDNESDAY, NOVKMBBB 1, MSS re Pa Card Club Is Entertained By Mrs. W.A.Buckner Mrs. W. A.

Buckner entertained members of her bridge club af her home on North Van Ness Avenue to-tiny. But! nets of chrysanthemums decorau-cl the living room where the afternoon was spent at the -arri tables. Tea was served fol- lo-ving the games. The members present were Mesdames A. E.

Hergenhahn, Giover C. Carter. George Ovprholt. Willim Chris Jensen, V. W.

Frederick and F. B. Billings. Kleims Have Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Kleim entertained at their home on Thomas Avenue recently at a dinr.L.' party in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. H. Koch, who were celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. The occasion also marked the fourteenth wedding anniversary of the host and hostess.

Centering the dining table was a black bowl of orange, shaded zinnias, and a group of orange candles in black holders. The appointments were in the Hallowe'en design. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Landis, Mr.

and Mrs. P. Giardina. Mr. and Mrs.

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Each 80x84 Patchwork Quilted Bed Comforters Scalloped borders in Rose, Green, Blue. Special, each Miss Helen Rogers Entertains Members Of Mid-Week Club At her home on Lucerne Avenue to-day, Miss Helen Rogers entertained the members of the Mid- Week Card Club. Mrs. Emil Gun- delfinecr, Mrs. Edwin M.

Einstein and Miss Virginia Lewis also were present. Luncheon was served at card i Stamps Given With Every 1 Oc Purchase. Filled Books Worth $2.50 Cash I tables and the afternoon was spent plr.ying bridge. The members are: Mesdames Chase Osborn, Ronald B. Harris, H.

C. Mitel- ill, T. M. Stuart, Mount K. Wild.

R. B. Wilson. Charles A. Hill, Richard Felchlin, Everett E.

Wilcox and the hostess. Sisterhood Chapters Meet In Visalia Chapter of Visalia of the P. E. O. Sisterhood entertained at tea Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Roy Wimp in Visalia. Members of chapters and of Fresno, of Porterville and of Lindsay were guests. A musical program was presented. Chapter members present were Mesdames Chalmers Price, W. A.

Conn, J. P. Benson, Kenneth Hampton, Chester Sorenson and R. O. Deacon.

The members of Chapter present were Mesdames W. R. Gerard, A. Segal, Hoy Brown and Mrs. Walters of San- and Mrs.

Martin Schreiber of iungsburg. The Fresno chapters meet joint. for luncheon Friday at the Alary Rudy Teahouse, Tulare and streets. The afternoon will be spent at the home of Mrs. Gerard.

RELATIVES AKE GUESTS Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Packwood ire entertaining as their quests at home on Street, Dr.

Pack- ivood's mother, Mrs. L. L. Norton Oakland, and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Ross jf Maui, Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Ross, who have been in the United States for three -nonths. will sail for the islands November 24th.

They plan to remain in Fresno until that time. ENTERTAIN GUEST Mr. and Mrs. S. B.

Goodman as their house guest at their home on Avenue Goodman'? aunt. Mrs. Minnie Green or S.n Francisco, who accompanied thfm home on their return from a of several days in the bav city. Mrs. Specter and dauiL'hter, Louise Anne, were also members of the nartv.

I Harris. Mount anoe E. Wilcox, Emil TO HOLD BANCE The Holmes Kocial Club hold its first puest night of the season "Friday at the Holmes Playground Clubhouse. The committee on arrangements and MesflarneF Victor J.j William Dustan. A.

Dev- Hostess To ClUO Mrs. H. R. Freeland To Entertain D. A.

R. Chapter The Fresno chapter of the Daughters of the American 'Revolution will meet at 2:15 P. Saturday at the home of Mrs. H. R.

Freeland, 3308 Huntington Boulevard. The assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Donald McArthur and Misses Nellie Wade, Maude Minthorn and Julie Johnson. B. W.

Gearhart will talk on National Defense, and a musical program will be presented. Women affiliated with the national society of t.hc Daughters of the American Revolution are invited to attend. it Forrest Binghams Entertain At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. -Forrest Bingham entertained at a formal dinner recently at their home in the Figarden district.

Mrs. William Bacon was the assistant hostess. Hallowe'en colors were used in decorating the table, and the guests wore appropriate costumes. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Briseoe, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bourez, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barr, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Rarr, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gln- sler, Mrs. Bessie Mugg Zimmerman, C.

Maken and J. Campfield. Children Are Guests At Hallowe'en Party Mrs. Marian Smith and Mrs. Louis Tyler entertained a group of children at a Hallowe'en party yesterday at the Tyler home on Nevada Avenue, in honor of Barbara Elizabeth Smith and Betty Fielders, niece of Mrs.

Tyler. The living room was decorated with pumpkins and lighted by jack-o'-lanterns. Favors were given to the children. Hallowe'en games were played and refreshments served. Club Makes Plans For Formal Dance Members of the Ki-Cu-Wa Club met recently at The Calif ornian to make plans for a formal dance to be held Saturday night at the Fig Garden Women's Clubhouse on Van KGES Boulevard.

The members present -were. Linda Haas, Mollie Bischel, Alma Steitz, Alice Marie Hel muth. Virginia Steinhauer. Maida Diel. Emma Diel, Pauline Helmuth Marie niebert, Lydia Schelblhut and Lillian Burgh ardt.

Dinner Club Meets At Einstein Home A group of Frcrnans who meet i for a no-host dinner met last pvtmi.ni;. a.t the Rudv Teahouse. They later went to the home nf Mr, and Mrs. Edwin M. Einstein where the evening was spent playing bridge.

The group includes Messrs, anc Mesdames Einstein, Ronald Wild. Everett Gundelfincrer, Edwin M. ProECOtt and H. B. Wilson Paul Robeson Signed For Cotton By LODELLA O.

PARSONS LOS ANGELES, Nov. You may credit Billy Piske and his partner, Count Carpegna, with rare diserimina- These two newcomers in the film business have gone and signed Paul Robeson to play in Dark Surrender tiy Donald School Organizes A. Mrs. Chris Lassen is president of a parent-teacher association recently organized in the Pomona School district. The other officers are: Mrs.

Mike Pestorich, secretary; Miss Margaret Bier, first vice president, and Mrs. Sadie M. Abbott, publicist. The association, "which will meet second Friday of each month, ield its initial meeting last week when the following program was Son; accordion solo, Miss Clarice Buttner ereux and Henry Dermer. COT.LKGK GROUPS JFEET Members Alpha Thcta Sorority and the Sisrma Tau Frat i the Fresno State Collece held a joint meetinrr Mon'Iav nipht at the Holmes playground clubhouse.

A business sessions, the i spent in dnncing and refreshments were served. FRESNANS RETURN Mrs. Joseph Ambrose, her daueh- r. Marv and her niece. Hrlen Cummins, liave returned from San where they ppcnt two weeks visiting relatives anrt friend5.

XKW YOKK CITY Word was received here to-day Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brown of city are in Tork making i W.dnuarters at the New Western Hotel.

HOME FROM MODKSTO Mrs. B. F. Lewis and daushter. i i i a returnrd home vp terday after spending sev- rr.il days with relatives in Mo- df-sto.

Haircut THONF, 3-S131 FOR MH. THOMAS OH MIL nKconn Miss Ciaricp Bnttner was th hostess at a meeting of her care rlub night at the Runnysid Country Club. The Hallowe'en motif 'was USPI decorating the table at which was served, with threi lighted jrcck-o'-lantrrns and Hal favors. The after-dinner hours were spent playing bridp-e. Mrs.

James C. Harrison and Mrs Dngs, Tony ipper grades; ly Diaz; vocal solo, Lowell Abbott; piano solo, Esther -Frankian; folk dance, prl- nary grades', piano selection, fithel Hannickel, and talk on the aims and purposes of the Mrs. Charles H. Winchcll, eleventh district president. Games were played and refreshments served.

Eighteen members were present. Mrs. Vivian St. John To Present Program The parent-teacher association of the Fresno State College Elementary School will meet at 10 o'clock, Tuesday morning in the faculty women's room, in the east wing of the college, for the first of a series of hook reviews. Mm.

Vivian St. John will review Cry Havoc by Beverly Nichols; My Battle, by Hitler, and A Testament Of Youth, by Vcra Brittain. The public is invited and a nurse will be in attendance for pre-school children. Club Department To Entertain At Lunch -Parlor- T.pMnrp Club members will be guests of the home department at a 12:30 o'clock luncheon to-morrow in the club rooms. Mrs.

M. W. Pearce, the chairman, is being assisted by Mrs. A. G.

Wahl- bcrg. A program during the luncheon hour will be followed by a reception for members. CLUB TO MEET Mrs. Mark P. Hall will enter lain members of the Emma Miller Study Club and their husbands a a meeting to-morrow night at her Eobeson covered himself with glory by his screen work in Emperor Jones.

It's been four starred, highly praised, and given the academic decorations by all who have Been it. Billy and the count will travel to North Carolina to get the correct a o- sphere and cotton fields. Not a bad idea. Our merry little anno e- I -menl that Le nore Ulric had I decided to say "au revoir" to Broadway and follow a 1 y's ancient advice was pooh-poohed. Miss Ulric has, just as we orlg- nally stated, actually signed with Radio.

Her first Radio picture The Last Virtue is a dramatic love story by I. A. R. Wylic that begins with the end of the war and goes on after peace is declared, McCrea, who is honcymoo i i Frances -home Van Ness Boulevard. Dr It will pive you the NEW i a hips slender waist and I a i look.

And it i hr. the most able Corset you ever wore, because it Portrous, were guests with the in PI Mrs. J. J. Hertweck is Hostess To Club J.

J. Hertweck entertained the members of La Casa Bridge Club at lunrhenn yesterday in qreen room of The Californian. The Hallowe'en motif was obserx'ed in the decorations and appoint- mpnts of table. Mrs. H.

A. Oesterle and Ar- Uvir a were guests with the members. MOTOH TO J'AI-O Milo L. Rowell and her daughter, MIPS i Ilowell, drove to Palo Alto to spend the past week-end with Mrs. Rowell's and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert L. Freeman. They were arrompRnied home by little Judith A rme Freeman who will remain with for peveral VISITOR DEPARTS Mrs. Walter Carr.

formerly a now of San Fran-j f'Nco, has returned to her home P. i with Mr. and Mrs. II. Childers.

LK.AVES FOU HOME Mrs. Chp.rles M. Thompson, who hns been the of her nirrr II. B. Wilson for a week, has returned to horn'' in Berkeley.

TTIfW SO.TOURX Potts has returned sprndinr? srvoral clays in San Francij-'co. She accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Ifuce Gim- of Corte Madera. who will a week ns her rrupst. Hubert Phillips of the Fresno State College faculty will be the speaker A.

TO MEET A varied program will be present' ed at a meeting of the Morris Dailey Parent-Teeacher Association at 8 P. M. to-morrow at the school Bny Scout Troop No. 24 will par ticipate in the program and will be presented with a charter. HOME FROM 'VISIT Mr.

and Mrs. Ward B. Minturn and Mr. and Mrs. F.

D. Prescott have returned to their homes after Ignore Ulric Hero ia a collar and cuff set shows unusual chic. It is made of heavy white silk with a fine rib or grain. The collar onsists of four straight pieces itted to the four sides of a iquare neckline. The collar ieces are deep Jin- shed.

The cuffs are cut the lame shape as the bottom of the ileeve and reach almost to the The edges of both collar and cuffs are finished with hems sewed by hand. The cuffs have hemmed opening at the wrist correspond with the opening of the sleeve. The business of preparing the neck and sleeve of a dress for removable collar and cuffs is really quito mportant too. A square neck Is the only kind that may be hemmed satisfactorily. All others should be either faced or bound.

The bottom of a plain sleeve may also be hemmed, and a hemmed opening may bo arranged at the seam line of a sleeve. If you wish to hem a neck edge, remember to make allow- spending several days in Berkeley with Mrs. Robert Kennedy. DAUGHTER IS GUEST Mrs. L.

M. McDonald has as her jruest at her home on Street this week her daughter, Mrs. Ted Smith of Los Angeles. TO ENTKKTATX CLUB Mrs. R.

B. Hollinpsworth will Dee, is discussed as her leading Perenni a Marie Gallant, Jacque Duval's romantic a daring a Mulr comes up on the carpet at Fox studio. It has beer discussed for Clara Bow. mentionei for Lilian Harvey, and kept on ice for dozens of other prospects onl to be postponed. Winficld Sher-han now has his Marie Gallant and lie is bringing her over from England Her name is Ketty Callian and she Is a French actress.

She will reach Hollywood in about six weeks. She is described as a gorgeous blond. If Jean Muir is half as good as Hal Wallis says she is, she pretty apt to be a screen sensation Little Miss Muir, who a year ago had never facrd a camera, is being given the Important post of Rich ard Bartbelmesses 1 leading lady in A Modern Hero; that Is, she share: honors with Margaret Lindsay whc plays Barthlemesse's wife. Miss Muir is featured as the hoy hood sweetheart. Modern Hero that Intesting novel by Ixmi Brornfield.

1 am sure you read it Most of us did. Snapshots of Hollywood collectei at random: Lee Tracy has gone to the higl Sierra to forget it all on a fishing trip. The Buster Keatons. enter taining a few friends with a bridg party. Lew Brice introducing his twi Jacki Jacki pet Chihuahua dogs to Fields' new restaurant.

entertain members of her sewine club at a 1 o'clock luncheon. Friday at her suburban home. Young People's Church Union To Meet In Hanford thinking of keeping the pups there they attracted so much attention Katharine Hepbuin in person a the preview of Little Women. Jane Gaynor, the William Gargans an- scores of others sneaking in to se Louisa Alcott in celluloid. Patricia Ellis, chaperoned by her watchfu mamma, stepping out with Ear Blackwell.

Marian Davies rehears ing her tap dancing for hours. Beb Daniels and Pauline Gallagher of i to New York. Een Lynn and SkectH GalU at the train with plenty of instructions on their wives' behavior. Paul Lukas airplaning to New York; he sails for Budapest November 4th; his first visit since he arrix-ed here 1027. HOME SEWING -RUTH WYETH SPEARS 'WISHING A SQUARE NECK AND PLAIN SLEEVES FOB A COLLAR AND CUFF SET the triangle.

Make this seam very narrow, especially toward the corner of the neck edge. When you turn the applied piece down and presJ it you will find that the bias edge adjusts itself perfectly to the corner. Now, turn the hem in the usual -way, and either slip stitch it as shown here or sew it on the machine. To make a hemmed opening in the hem at the bottom of a sleeve, clip the sleeve seam at the top of the opening; then hem the under lap edge of the opening with a very narrow hem as shown in the diagram at the lower right. The overlap edge is hemmed back the full width or the seam allowance.

The top of the opening should be stayed with several over-and-over stitches. This in shown from the wrong side at the right of the diagram. NOTE: Sleeves are in the spotlight of the new Paris fashions. Aro you confident of your ability to give them the professional touch? If not send 10 ccntr, in stamps and a self addressed envelope for Mrs. Spears' booklet, How To Cut, Fit And Finish Sleeves, in care of tnis-pap GLORIFYING YOURSELF By ALICIA HART The modern foundation garments are a far cry from the old-fashioned corsets which were veritablo straight jackets" of bone and steel.

Women simply are not Interested in a twenty-inch waistline. The main thing: they desire is a smooth, well rounded figure which shows plenty of curves but no lumps. There are girdles which arc perfect for the figure of the medium- sized girl. They hold your hips firmly and give a long, slender line to the thighs. But the mature figure or the one known as a perfect 36 needs 1 something more than a little die.

Corselets are your forte if you have such a figure. They a girdle, brassiere and elastic; waistline support all in one piece. Made entirely of: elastic, they I eliminate uncomfortable strips steel or bone. i Have your corselet fitted by i either the buyer of the corset de-i partment or some one who ia an 1 authority on the subject. Unless the garment really fits your particular type of figure there isn't any use in wearing it.

If you have large hips the cor selct should be reinforced there.f* And the same applies if your line has a tendency to bulge. Tha brassiere should be one of the uplift varieties and it's best to have elastic shoulder straps. Next--Rhythmic Exercises. PERMANENTS $3.50 AND $5.00 Waves Wet Dry A. C.

Bonds Barber and Beauty Shop 2809 Belmont Ph. 3-6836 h.i- i bust of i i i i waist i i i i i i a nnd liip- i i i i a i i a a i i i i i U' i DOWN MS well a- -a won i i i up onr i Miss Peterson--Of Warner Bros. will be in the Corset Section tomorrow to ad vine you on your Corset problem a. COOPER'S" 5 I (Kings Nov. 1.

--A two-day session, Saturday and Sunday, is scheduled for the twcn ty-first annual convention of the Kings County Christian Endeavor Union. The convention will open at 10 A. M. Saturday in the First Christian Church. Otto J.

Grocne- veld. president, will preside. Dr. Paul C. Brown, state field secretary, and Miss Emma Ruth, regional vice president, will be among the leaders.

Court Asked To Approve Damage Case Settlement MERCED (Merced Nov. T. Prim, parent and guardian of Pauline Price, has petitioned the superior court for authority to compromise for 5115 the child's claim Mary Martinet nnd Natulo Martinet for damages for injuries suffered in an automobile accident here September 24th. a Waves Complete Up Shampoo and Dry Finger Wave Facials Haircut or Manicure 3 A Myo FlnRor i i and r-vi-ryllilnif In mnlir-ilp Fresno Beauty School Mr. mill Mrs.

W. T. Allftlon OUIKTH nnil Inslrurlorff 1940 Fresno Street Phone 2-4B27 If You Want Advice on the Treatment of Superfluous Hair Growth an intimate and sometimes serious problem that confronts many women today We Invite You to Consult DR. CASSIDY CORNELL Education director of the DC Wan's Laboratories, makers of the famous De Wan's Hair Remover --Or. fnrmrrl.v nf London, will ailviso you on the ti-onlmoiit.

of a i i cons i if yon profcr And 'no chnrgc for Hi is service. Thursday And Friday NOVEMBER 2ND AND 3RD Dr. Wnn's i on snlr Toilet Goods Section A I DRESS SHOP Entire Remaining flock of women's SATIN DAYTIME REDUCED TO EXACTLY Black satin daytime dresses suitable for street and gathered in from all Rosa stores and reduced to one-half price. dresses NOW $29.75 dresses NOW )87 $1487 Fulton ai Merced.