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PAGE THREE MIAMI DAILY NEWS," WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1932 "IN MIAMI'S REALM SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mrs. Finstead Is Hostess BRIDE Wymodausis Group Meetings Social Service Work And Election Is Feature of Meeting To Druggists Auxiliary Covered dish- luncheon was served ing, Mrs. Robert Weir; mandolin solo, Mr. Finstead. Guests were Mrs.

Joseph Rokay, Mrs. W. Fossett, Mrs. A. Bond, Mrs.

C. Alderman, G. Grommert, Mrs. Eldredge, Mrs. E.

Groover, Mrs. H. Hantau, Mrs. W. Pacetti, Mrs.

W. Scheibler and Mrs. W. Graves. Auris Finstead.

The president, Mrs. W. I Farris, announced that a benefit card party would be held Oct, 11 at the home of Mrs. Finstead. A 'musical program included songs and piano numbers, Mrs.

Fred Harrison piano numbers, Mrs. James Em-bley and Mrs. 7. J. Downing; read Entertains With Party foe Member THURSDAY at the meeting of the Ladies auxil HIGHLAND PARk A.

Highland Park A. executive iary, Miami Druggists' association, held yesterday at the home of Mrs. board will meet with the president, Mrs. Kenneth Bess, at 2 p. tu.

in the school. The purpose of the meeting Observing the S7th birthday of Mrs. Charles Colgrove, member emeritus and active in the Three Score and Ten club, Wymodausis society of the Fort Dallas chapter, O. E. en is to discuss the welfare situation.

GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY Girls Friendly society will have a SurdiriQ's tertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Mary Moulton. The program was arranged by Mrs, benefit supper from 6 to 8 p. m. at the parish house.

The rrncecds will go for. welfare work. John J. Pollak and Mrs. W.

B. Ector. An address was given by Mrs. Louis Sindlinger, who presented the CARLSON CAMP Splendid social service reports and installation of officers featured the business and social meeting of the T. E.

L. class of Riverside Baptist church held yesterday at the homeof Mrs. J. Will. Leek in Coral Gables.

Autumn foliage and cut flowers were used to decorate the several rooms, with a green and white color theme predominating. Mrs. M. W. Reid, president, presided at the business session during the morning hours at which time the reports of all officers, group captains and generals were heard.

At the noon hour a dinner was served by Mrs. Seth Xibbclink and her group. Mrs. E. D.

Pearce had charge of the program of the afternoon, in which the surprise feature was the presentation of a hand-made quilt to Mrs. Reid. Mrs. Robert guest of honor with a large basket of Carlson camp, R. N.

A. will have gifts. Readings. "Land of Beginning an evening bridge and bunco party our specials: with dancing to follow at the hall, Again" and "Miami," were given by Mrs. C.

L. Benedict. A refreshment 82S N. W. 21st terrace.

course concluded the occasion. Other guests were Mrs. W. M. INSTALLATION REHEARSAL Gribblc, Mrs.

L. L. Perserlle, Mrs. Dames of Malta will hold an installation rehearsal at 7 p. m.

at Bis- W. D. McKenzic, Mrs. L. M.

Bell, D. Marsh, Mrs. Louis An cayne temple. All officers and installing officers requested to be pres derson, Mrs. C.

R. Creel, Mrs. C. F. Thompson, Sirs.

Carrie Dunn, Sirs, ent. Thursday afternoon 1 to 5 Be a "Clock Watcher" for These Four Hours of Super-Savings I George A. Reynolds, Mrs. Jeanette' Shingler gave a group of character ROBERTSON MEMORIAL CHOIR Rivers, Mrs. S.

J. Mitchell, Mrs. John R. Murdock, Mrs. T.

W. Jones. Choir of Robertson Memorial Lu Mrs. Jeanette Howard, Sirs. Floyd Chaille, Mrs.

Wallace Ruff, Mrs. theran (First Evangelical) church will have a social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. O.

Lathrop, 1153 Mr. and Mrs. Green Introduce Couple At Smart Reception Introducing their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry K.

Wilson, to a croup of 50 friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. Clinton Green entertained with a smart reception Monday evening at their home in Coral Gables.

The marriase of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-on was a recent event of social significance in Jacksonville. They have been in Cuba on their honeymoon and re spending a brief time in Miami tn Toute to their home. The living room was effectively decorated with flame-colored gladoli and Mexican sunflowers.

The table in the dining room was covered with lace and appointed with candles and a three-tiered wedding cake. Koses formed the center arrangement. During the evening Josef Bollinger presented a group of sonss. accompanied by Mrs. Louise MrCallman Kerger on the piano.

Miss Winifred Holly served punch. The honor guest wore a handsome gown of powder blue, with corsage of roses. Mrs. Green was attired in a fall model of bnrgundy velvet, with corsage of butterfly roses. Pioneer Welcomes Spiritual Leader At Large Reception The reception given by the Both Iavid Sisterhood last night honoring Kabbi and Mrs.

Carl Tress at Talmud Torah building was a delightful occasion of the early fall. More than 200 guests were present. Isidor Colien, pioneer member of the Beth David synagogue, introduced Kabbi Press, who expressed his pleasure at being the spiritual leader of the congregation. Mrs. Sydney Wein-traub, chairman of the evening, presented the program.

lumbers were: rcello selections, Ionard Rose, accompanied by Kve-lyn riagman Jones; vocal solos. Marion Pavis, accompanied by Frances Pnickerman: piauo solo. Miss Druck-erman. A social hour followed. 1 Royal Palm Grove Circle Plans Several Meetings S.

13th court. PLANS BENEFIT Henry Rees, Mrs. A. J. Hague, Mrs, Wallace Perry.

Bride-Elect Given readings, after which members participated in a number of amusing contests. The Rev. J. C. Sims, pastor of the church, had charge of the installation service.

Officers installed included Harold G. Sweet, teacher; Mrs. Charles M. Fisher, assistant; Mrs. Reid, president; Mrs.

L. S. Rentz, Mrs. C. P.

McMurray and Mrs. W. L. Bierer, vice presidents; Mrs. Spencer Lloyd, recording secretary; Mrs.

Fred Klcbe, assistant; Mrs. Le- A benefit bridge party will be given ii y( at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the home of ThisH Mrs. Otto Gluhr.

2720 S. W. 14th Large Evening Party lour run wr for the Orange Glade A. Reservations for several tables have already Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Loury enter been made. Prizes will be given for high scores and refreshments will be land Carnahan, corresponding secre served. Those assisting Mrs.

Gluhr tary; Mrs. G. M.Chambers, treasurer; are Mrs. W. L.

Stme, Mrs. R. Mrs. B. S.

Chinn, chorister; Mrs. tained a large group of friends at an evening of. entertainment and a miscellaneous shower in honor of their daughter. Miss Ethel Lee Loury, Monday evening at their home. Miss Loury will be married Monday eve Brown and Mrs.

W. A. Pegg. Frank Rogers, pianist; Mrs. H.

Specials Ticks-Off Savings For Women! On Sale at These Prices 1 to 2 o'Clock Only I Shafferman, assistant; Mrs. M. W. Mrs. Adrian William Blocker was Miss Lena.

Mary Goolsby, popular Miami girl, before her recent marriage. The bridal couple will reside in Greenville, Miss. Van Dyke photo. Milby, class reporter; Mrs. E.

Membership committee of Dade County Council A. meets at ning to the Rev. Hallie L. Chesser. A color theme of pink and green headquarters at 10 a.

m. Westmoreland and Mrs. Nibbelink, door keepers; Mrs. Cora Meredith, birthday fund Mrs. M.

P. Lowrey, baby spoons; Mrs. J. Will Leek, per was used in the decorations of the Magic circle meets with Mrs. L.

G. rooms, tall vases of roses and fern Slater, 25 E. 12th Hialeah, 10 a. m. There will be a covered dish sonal service.

being arranged. Musical selections were given bv Miss Loury during the U. D. C. Gives Marianna Dinner Generals include Mrs.

E. D. Pearce, luncheon. evening. Refreshments served fea Mrs.

James L. Mixson, Mrs. C. Is tured the same color motif. Gifts were presented to the honor guest in a FRIDAY EVERGLADES HOTEL Bennett, Mrs.

R. J. Walters. Group captarns are Mrs. Norman Harden, Mrs.

.7. C. Johnson, Mrs. Shingler, novel fashion. Everglades hotel bridge club meets Mrs.

Charles Philips, Mrs. J. C. Mor- Those present were Miss Drew Hughey, Miss Nellie Gresham, Miss Fannie Ford, Miss Vera Collins, Miss cock, Mrs. B.

L. Wilkerson, Mrs. at 2 :30 p. m. Both auction and contract played.

Visitors invited. ANGIE JAMESON MANK Leila Anderson, Mrs. Minnie Austin, Lenna Pearson, Miss Juanita Collins, Mrs. Paul Schroeder, Mrs. V.

T. "Jaunties" 69c Dashing knockabout hats in the form of turbans, wool crepes and a few brims! THIRD FLOOR Gowns $59 Some with those flat tering new cape collars all of them that lovely "Satin Parfait." STREET FLOOR Swim Suits 89c Colorful sun back tops contrast or blend with youthful pleated shorts! All jersey women's sizes 34 to 40! THIRD FLOOR Oxer. Mrs. R. C.

Roberts and Mrs. C. Angie Jameson Mank club will meet Miss Marger? Thomas, Miss Hazel Ford, Miss Virgie Mears, Miss Olive Sisk, Miss Allie Sisk, Miss Nedra at 8 :30 p. m. with Mrs.

C. L. Grove, H. Billings. Other guests inrluded Mr.

Lefk. Mr. Ford, Miss Violet Barnett, Miss Mra. T. B.

D. W. Per kins. Miss Mary Uunn. Mrs.

C. T. Ford, Mrs. A. DeBogory.

Mrs. C. Austin, Mrs. C. L.

Timmins, Mrs. Grace Allen. Mrs. J. A.

Fovthress. Mrs. W. E. Peters, Mrs.

Nobel Wilkinson, Mrs. A. Kie- 2120 N. E. Second ave.

Tourist Card club meets at Bur-dine's at 2:15 p. m. SATURDAY BUSY BEE CLUB Gladys Sullivan, Mrs. L. Tarbert, Mrs.

P. Gardner, Mrs. Bessie Cross, Mrs. Maude Mears, Mrs. Gladys Terry, Mrs.

Elsie Clark, Mrs. Anna Edwards, Mrs. Hazel Davis, Mrs. K. ins.

Mrs. James Neilson, Miss Fannie Trusdale. Mrs. J. M.

Evanston. Mrs. H. Roberts, Mrs. C.

F. Mohrbacher, Mrs. Dale Beals, Mrs. R. W.

Meyers. Busy Bee club will have a square dartce at the hall, S28 W. 21st Mrs. Kittv Roberts, Mrs. M.

Cal- terrace. There will also be a dance O. Sweet. Mrs. William A.

Hill. Mrs. p. Z. Ruff, Mrs.

H. H. McCarty. Mrs. C.

F. Porter. Mrs. W. C.

Kieder. Mrs. J. T. Knight.

Mrs. Charles H. Alderman; Mrs. John Ansin, Mrs. D.

Busser. Mrs. M. Gaskill. Mrs.

d. S. Albritton. Mrs. W.

A. deVore. Mrs. W. C.

Oliver. Mrs. J. H. Green.

Mrs. J. J. Colbert. Mrs.

K. G. Davis. Mrs. C.

M. Hunter. Mrs. W. H.

bert, Mrs. G. Garvile, Mrs. H. Far- rar, Mrs.

E. McManus, Mrs. B. Annual Marianna day dinner given by the Southern Cross chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy, was held yesterday at the First Baptist church, with Mrs.

S. Eldredge, president, presiding. Details of the Battle of Marianna were told by Miss Charlotte Farley, a native of Marianna, whose relatives were among the GO old men and boys engaged in battle against 1,600 Union soldiers, rnjembers of a raiding party into west Florida during the War Between the States. Mayor R. B.

Gantier gave an interesting address. Personal reminiscences of the war were given by the Confederate soldier guests, who were presented by Mrs. Eldredge. She explained that there arc but six members of Tige Anderson camp, U. C.

left in Dade county. Mrs. Sarah Banks Weaver poet laureate for the Florida division, U. D. read an original poem, Last Command." Dr.

J. L. White gave the invocation. Alfred Goggins, aged negro, who was Gen. Wade Hampton's bodyguard, was introduced.

About 75 guests attended the dinner, which was given in the dining room of First Baptist church. Members of Broward county' chapter, U. D. were among the guests. jf.

Allapattah A. Plans Banquet and Reception every Sunday evening at the halL CONFIRMATION CLASS Confirmation class meeting of Rob Bryan, Mrs. Lee Barnett, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. P.

B. Shirley, Mrs. L. A large attendance marked the meeting of Supreme Forest Woodmen circle, Royal Palm Grove 42, held Monday evening at the hall with Mrs. Flossie Fitzpatrick presiding.

Future meetings included a joint session with the Woodmen of the World on next Monday evening for the purpose of entertaining the children of the juvenile departments of each organization. The circle will also give a bunco and card party on the evening of Oct. JO, to which the public is invited. Mrs. Birdie Fisher, Mrs.

Mabel B. Williams, Mrs. Doris Yowell and Mrs. Leila Chandler were accepted as members into the circle. Airs.

F. L. Stevens Hostess For Shadowlawn Bridge Party Pnear. Mrs. J.

A. Dicks. Mrs. J. E.

Mnyer, Mrs. J. D. Upshaw. Mrs.

S. D. Bray, Colsou, Mrs. C. H.

Connor, Mrs. M. ertson Memorial First Evangelical will be held at 10 a. m. in the parish Mrs.

Grace Hardy, Mrs. E. B. Kitten-bouse, Mrs. O.

M. McDaniel. Mrs. Claude Ford, Mrs. I.

Ford, Mrs. D. Brady, Mrs. H. M.

Blackstock, Mrs. M. C. A. Woodward.

Mrs. P. E. Moore. Mrs.

A. T. Carter. Mrs. R.

C. Roberts, Mrs. hall, 259 N. E. 23rd st Savings For Mrs.

Who Turn Houses Into On Sale at These Prices 2 to 3 o'Clock Only I S. Fressenden. Mrs. C. H.

Cocroft, Mrs. R. C. Woodard, Mrs. J.

D. Trinum, Mrs. McEwen, Mrs. L. Parker, Mr.

and Mrs. P. Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Huff, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Green, Mr.

and Personals S. S. Phillips: Mrs. J. T.

Johnson. Mrs. J. Brown, Mrs. A.

A. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Braxton Small, Mrs.

Stanley Massey, Mrs. Walter Hanna. Mrs. E. Bickerich.

Mrs. M. B. Hamilton. Mrs.

S. G. Rosers. Sowell, Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Perry, C. Johnson, James Cross and James Mrs. L.

A. Pearce. Mrs. J. M.

Swindell. Mrs. J. H. Keene.

Mrs. G. Marvin weiser. Loury. Class Officers Elected Mrs.

John L. Vandeveer. Mrs. Robert Garlick. Mrs.

E. E. Timmoos, Mrs. C. JorEenson.

Mrs. W. E. Stroup. Mrs.

T. C. Mrs. F. L.

Stevens was hostess yes Clemens. Mrs. A. J. Johnson.

Mrs. John C. Sims. Mrs. L.

M. Gase. Mrs. J. Will terday for meuJbers and friends of the Shadowlawn school Tarent-Teacher association.

Prizes were won by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. A. K. duller.

Twenty-seven Miami Girls R. I Brake, M. D. Jones and Mrs. A.

Harris. Both contract and auction were played. Mrs. Gordon Ott was in charge of arrangements. Party to Compliment Couple Pledged at State College Miami girls accepted bids at the Mrs.

Max Spencer was elected president of the Fidelis class of Temple Baptist church at a meeting held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Cecil Perry. Other officers included Miss Sara Truflow, Miss Ruth Bou-drea and Mrs. Harry Letaw, vice presidents; Miss Ruth Westbrook, secretary; Miss Effie Green, treasurer, and Miss Mary Scruggs, reporter. The teacher is Mrs.

Robert O. Lyell. Florida State College for Women in the rushing session including Alpha Bedspreads Pewter Napkins s1 6f79c Heavy quality "Rip- Handsome heavy stem- Genuine handworked lette" regularly ware, including goblets, Madeira's elabo- Size 81x105, colored, tumblers, cocktails rately cut and embroi- with scalloped edges! and novelties! dered. Six in a box! SECOND FLOOR STREET FLOOR SECOND FLOOR Omicron Pi, Cleo Wambaugh, Mary Filer and Lanrita Tearson; Delta Fhi To impliment Mr. and Mrs.

Howard West (Miss Jewel Harden), Miss Josephine Montanus will entertain at an evening party tomorrow at her home- at 711 X. Greenway drive, Coral Gables. Epsilon; Janice Brill; Alpha Chi Omega, Marjorie Newton; Alpha Xi Delta, Carlotta Cubillas, Elizabeth UNIVERSITY ADDS -EXTENSION COURSE Filer, Marian Morrissey, Kappa Al pha Theta, Evelyn Ballard, Eleanor Harris. Barbara Sandquist, Betty Middleton, Maurice Rentz, Harriett Roberts, Wylma Ter Bush and Enid Wolfe; Sigma Kappa. Edith Phelps; Mrs.

George Swanson and daughter Jean have returned from spending the summer in Toronto. En route home they stopped over at Richmond where Mrs. Swanson's son George entered the University of Richmond. During the winter Mrs. Swanson and her daughter will live at the Venetia apartments, Coral Gables.

Miss Rosalie Carrington arrived yesterday on the SS. Mohawk from New York city. While in the North Miss Carrington visited relatives in Philadelphia and Washington, D. and northern resorts. Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil R. Warren announce the birth of a son this morning at University hospital. Mrs. Warren was formerly Miss Betty Davenport Baxter, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Baxter. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh G. Williams are leaving tomorrow for a 10-day visit in New York and Washington. Mrs. Larry Fay and sons, Mortimer and Arthur, have returned to their home in Shenandoah after a three months' visit in the North.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Van Ness returned to their home at 1067 N. W.

"(Xh st. the first of this week from Saratoga Springs, N. where they attended the clinic of the State Reservation Baths in that city. Miss Mary V. Marrs returned yesterday on the SS.

Mohawk after a month's visit with her sister in Taunton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. S. W.

Barton are in Asheville for a late summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wright Chicago, who are erecting a winter home on Ocean drive at 52nd Miami Beach, are here for a short stay and are guests at the Fancoast hotel. Pi Beta Phi, Carol Patterson, Agnes Wright, Lillian "Baker, Nell Clark, Interesting event of Friday evening will be the banquet and reception for the teachers of the Allapattah Andrew Jackson High school given by the.

Parent-Teacher associations of both schools. The banquet will take place at p. m. and the reception will follow in the evening nt which time the parents of the students are invited to attend. The opening number of the program will be the singing of "America" by the assemblage, followed by an address of welcome by the president, Mrs.

Nell Edmondson. Welcome address to the parents will be by A. C. Alleshouse, principal of. the school.

Piano and banjo duet will be given by Mr. and Mrs. A. Renaldi. Edwin Knight will give a reading and Ruth Graham a saxophone solo.

Tap dance numbers by Fay Alice Anderson and dance numbers by pupils from the Mae Rose studio will add to the program. Caroline Channels will give a reading, and four teachers will give a group of vocal selections. Charles M. Fisher, superintendent of schools, will make the principal address of the evening. Beta Sigma Chapter Will Give Benefit Bridge Party Evelyn Fowler, Margaret Peters; Theta Upsilon.

Mary Clark; Delta Delta Delta, Christine Harris; Sig ma Sigma Sigma, Pauline Rollins; QUICK RELIEF To Needables At These Sale Prices! On Sale at These Prices 3 to 4 o'Clock Only I Zeta Tau Alpha, Margaret Harris. N. Miami Club Executives at home or at work for discomforts of "stuffy" head colds and nasal catarrh Discuss Plans of Interest The general extension division of the University of Florida announced today it will increase its extension classes in Miami and will offer 10 or more courses during the first semester in education, psychology, industrial arts, physical education, health education and philosophy. Registration will be directed by Prof. W.

K. Mitchell and Prof. Nina Harris at 4 p. m. and at 7:30 p.

m. Monday in the school administration building. Professor Mitchell and Mrs. Harris are state organizers for extension classes of the university. The University of Florida is a member of the American Association of Universities and the general extension division is a member of the National Association of Extension Divisions.

Any credits earned through the extension courses may he transferred to any college or university in the country. CUSHMAN TO MEET CHOIR APPLICANTS Executive board of the North Miami FOR A CLEAR HEAD Woman's club made plans for the opening of the club Oct. 4 at a meeting held yesterday with Miss M. J. Bennett, president.

Mrs. C. J. Mun- NEW nerlyn, chairman of the library, reported that a paid shelf had been es tablished at the Little River branch of the Flagler Memorial library and that, in addition to the regular schedule, the library will be open from 2 oujea $60 ROUND TRIP to 5 p. m.

and from 6 to on Monday. Riverside Garden Club Discusses Winter Program $50 OneWay Cottons 19c yJ Fine, tubfast English prints, in stock regularly at 29c! 36 inches wide in dozens of interesting patterns! SECOND FLOOR Utility Sets J1 A daintily colored laundry bag and a twelve-pocket shoe bag to match regularly much more! SECOND FLOOR Step-on Cans 95c Handy kitchen -aids! Enameled in white, green, blue nice for bathrooms, too! FIFTH FLOOR Beta Sigma chapter of Lambda Tau Delta will sponsor a benefit bridge party at p. m. Saturday at the Everglades hotel. Both auction and contract bridge will be played and there will lie prizes for high scores and ref reshnients served.

Reservations may be mad" with Mrs. John Gazlny, Mrs. Hal 1. Lcyshon or Mrs. J.

K. Davis. Tickets may also be procured at the door. The pro-reeds will be used fr philanthropic work. Delegates Attend Meeting Thev will return in January.

Including MaU and Bmrth SAILING EVERY TUESDAY "NIY direct oll-woter route. Newt, largestand mostmognificentteomer Mrs. C. E. Newell es- tatrs to be visited during the winter between the South and North.

at the meeting of the Riverside Gar Miss Edith Goetz of Newport. and Miss Mae G. Kennedy of Cincinnati, who have been at the Pancoast hotel for the last two weeks, have gone to Havana for a short stay, After a motor trip from the North, Dr. and Mrs. J.

A. Conner and Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Blick of Washington, D. are here to spend part of the autumn and are guests at the Pau- eoast hotel. Applicants to fill vacancies in the White Temple choir are invited to meet the director, Charles F. Cjish-man, in the church auditorium at p. m.

Friday. The choir, which has been on vacation for the last four months, will organize for its season's work next Monday. Six rehearsals are planned before the choir makes its first appearance in church service Oct. 16. The Temple choir has a maximum strength of 50 voices and a few additional singers may be taken, particularly in the male sections, to complete its roster.

SCHOOL TLAYS PLANNED den club held yesterday at the home of Mrs. E. Feterson. Seeds were distributed by Mrs. C.

L. Monroe, identification chairman. Mrs. C. N.

Grim-shaw was named chairman of the vigilance committee. The next meeting will be at the home of Judee Edith Atkinson in October, the day to be announced later. Also sailings from Jacksonville to Xew York every Sunday. Tuesday and Friday $50 op round trip: $37 up one way. Take your car at new low rates From ortv to $4n From Jackwirill to US CLYDE-MALLORY LINES Uptown ff 1 74 1 It.

Shenandoah Junior High school Parent-Teacher association was represented at the Dade County council meeting at Citrus Grove school Monday by Mrs. V. E. Cook, Mrs. Henry Berg, Mrs.

M. II. Tallman. Mrs. L.

K. Ucntz. Mrs. A. E.

Sanderson. Mrs. 'Charles M. Fisher. Mrs.

J. D. Hicks i ind Mrs. W. T.

Priic. Pier Ft. of N. E. 10h Street Id.

-4101 Ml AMI or Authorized Tourijt Asentj Spend One Hour For These and Help The Family Budget! On Sale at These Prices 4 to 5 o'Clock Only A program of two plays, to be presented Tuesday. Oct. 11, by the dra-matci department of Ponce de Leon High school in the school gymnasium, has been announced by Mrs. Marguerite Harvey, director. The plays will be 'The Cure' and "Farewell, Cruel World." MEW YORK EXT SCHEDCI.ED SAILING OCT.

Overnight to Nassau two days and a night in this historic British Isle with steamer as your hotel then, a delightful sixty-hour ocean voyage to New York. Accompanied autos. S2. to SI0. NASSAU NEXT PCHF.nri.ED SAILING OCT.

I One way $20 Kotind trio tax. Famous" Royal Victoria Hotel open year around American or European plan. Coming Society Events Till RDY. MIPTEMBER 29: Mrs. J.

J. Kelly entertaining bridge club at her home, N. W. 29th terrace, 2 :30 p. m.

Little River Mission card club sponsoring bridge-luncheon at Antilla hotel, 12 :30 p. m. Public invited. Mrs. W.

G. Schaufflcr sponsoring benefit bridge party at her home for American Legion auxiliary, 4400 Palmcrito Coral Gables, 2:.:0 p. m. 1932 officers and pages of Fort Dallas chapter. O.

E. sponsoring benefit bridge party at the home of Mrs. M. L. Bell, 2064 Prairie Miami Beach, 8 p.

m. Miami Senior High School A. reception for teachers and new parents at school, 8-p. m. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30: Toner de Leon Campus Activities association entertaininr with reception at A'enetian pools for Mr.

and Mrs. Harry N. Rath and teach-in: staff. 8 p. m.

Mrs. W. W. Michaud and Mrs. E.

A. Hoehn entertaining officers of All States Card club at luncheon at Mrs. Michaud's home. 2149 S. W.

Ninth st- 12 :30 p. m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER Mrs. Richmond Gibson's dinner dance at Roney riaza hotel for Mrs. Wade Turner of Richmond, Va.

Mme. Elsa Fairchiid's recital at studio. 1020'-i N. W. First 3 p.

m. Beta Sigma chapter of Lambda Tai Delta sorority sponsoring benefit bridge in Everglades hotel lounge, 2:30 p. ra. Permanent Waves $3.50 Boys' Pants 2 J1 I rf Tjiam nnrs Men's Pajamas 2 Men ahoy! Get these to lounge in, they're so good-locking! Tailored like you want them! Sizes A to D. STREET FLOOR Silks 49c yJ 500 yards of lovely plain flat crepes and smartly printed sheers and chiffons.

All 39 inches wide! SECOND FLOOR Njjf With Kinglet Ends FINGER WAVE 25c SHAMPOO 25e VIMrX.AK RtNE 15c OTHEK BISES 25e MARCEL 3. MAVtrrFE 5c CITS snc i OIE SHAMPOO 7.V FACIAL 81.00 Opalescent Beauty Salon 173 E. FLAGLER PHlE 3-1985 Opposite Olympi Theatre Long pants and washable! 25 pairs only, so get here on the dot! Sizes 9 to 16. SECOND FLOOR SHIP UlNES.