The Daily Times from Davenport, Iowa • 11

PAGE ELEVEN THE DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, 193ft members were present, a special guest being Mrs Emma Schneck-loth of this city. Mrs C. Johnson of Moline will be hostess to the circle on Nov. 16.

Andersch, the club critic, spoke on voice quality and how to improve it. A pot luck supper will be held on Oct. 26 at the home of the Mrs Edna McLean. 1932 Wilkes avenue, Davenport. The lesson on "A Changing Family in a Changing World," was conducted by Mrs Eva Koos, who was honored by the members.

Refreshments were served, autumn flowers decorating the tables. The group will again convene on Nov. 16. Mrs Eva Koos Is Honored By Class Twenty memuers of the child-study class of the Parent-Teacher association of Johnson school attended the meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs A E. Uchtorff of Meeting Is Held By Portia Club Do This If You're NERVOUS Don't take ehinm on product! you know nothing about or rely on temporary rHirt when there's need of a food ceneral system tonic like time-proven Lydia E.

Pinkham a Vegetable Compound, made erpeiallt for worn from wholesome herb and roots. Let Pinkham's Compound help build np more physical resistance and thus aid in ralming jangly nerves, lesspn distress Irom female functional disorders and make life worth living. For over 60 years one woman has toM another how to go "smiling thru" with Pinkham's over 1. 000,000 women have written in reporting glorioua benefits tt MUST BE GOOD! Ten members of the Pleasant Valley circle of King's Daughters attended the meeting Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs William Starck. Mrs Henry Hartz was in charge of the program, and the hours were devoted to sewing.

Mrs Alfred Hess will be the next hostess. and the following chaperons have been named: Mr and Mrs William Blunk, Mr and Mrs John Carney, and Mr and Mrs Edward Klauer, of Davenport; Mr and Mrs Carl Voelcker of Rock Island; and Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson and Mr and Mrs Henry DeGreve, of About 20 were present at a meeting of the Portia club last evening at the Lend-a-Hand club when Mrs Pauline Copely gave a talk on the Mananuska Valley project in Alaska, and Miss Marita Nixon on American caves. MLss Elizabetli Muscatine Ctrl Is liride of Ed Putnam; Wedding in Clinton Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth De-Camp, daughter of Mr and Mrs A. L. DeCamp of 614 Woodlawn avenue, Muscatine, to Mr Ed S.

Putnam, son of Mr and Mrs Edward K. Putnam of 203 East Deni-son avenue, Davenport. The nuptial vows were spoken at a quiet ceremony in Clinton on Saturday, Oft. 15. The couple will reside in Davenport.

Times Want Ads bring results. B'EDKMAff ENT $3.50 VALUE Natural OIL Croquignole Presbyterian Women Hear Talk on India By Mrs P. T. Bur rotes About 125 members of the Woman's association of the First Presbyterian church convened yesterday in the church parlors. There was sewing at 10 a.

followed at 11:30 o'clock with an interesting address by Mrs Parke T. Burrows who gave glimpses of her travels in India. She showed some lovely pieces typical of the handicrafts of that country. Giving an atmosphere of India to the occasion was the appearance of Mrs C. A.

Davis in a costume of a wealthy India woman, loaned by Dr. Arlene Beal. Mrs J. P. Hand presented the lesson.

Mrs W. C. Pollitz's division reported a rummage sale to be held Nov. 12. Mrs Miles Alkire's di-ision will hold a bake sale soon.

The association plans to pack a missionary barrel tinder the supervision of Mrs F. M. Godard and Mrs A. W. Van Houten.

Arrangements for the Spanish fiesta on Nov 8 were discussed, the proceeds of the event to be used for refurnishing the kitchen. The board of the association will meet at the church Oct. 26 at 9:45 a. in. and a general meeting is scheduled for Nov.

2 when the Rev. Clarence Johnson of Grace Lutheran church will speak on "The History of Hymnology." WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS PLANS BENEFIT TARTY The bazaar and public card party, arranged for this evening, by the Woman's Relief corps, auxiliary to the G. A. will be held at the Northwest Davenport Turner hall. The games will start at 8:15 o'clock.

11 We Cordially Invite Your Charge Account Ul 1 7 Si I lJ Truly an in? value offered with Autumn Bride Is Honored at Party As a prenuptial courtesy to Miss Eleanor Frisch, whose marriage to Mr C. Vincent Lorrain, will be an event of Saturday, a delightful party was given at the Lend-a-Hand club Wednesday evening, with Mrs R. W. Kerker, Mrs D. Finlay, Mrs Charles Weetz, and Mrs William Bruhn as hostesses, The affair was in the form of a miscellaneous shower.

Thirty-five guests were present to enjoy games of five hundred and bridge, prizes being awarded for the high scores. Nile green and silver, the chosen colors, were used in the refreshment table appointments. This evening, Mrs Roland Greve of Rock Island and Mrs Everett Crawford of the River road, Bet-tendorf, will entertain at the Crawford home, to honor Miss Frisch and her fiance, and also Mrs G. F. Roddewig of Pontiac, the former Miss Mildred Bruhn of this city.

ffr.nr.Ic Tia double shampoo and A push up wave with fjmany beautiful ring-lJ lets. Meeting Held By Beta Sigma Phis Rho chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority met last evening at the Lend-a-Hand club, with 20 members answering roll call by favorite lines of poetry. The subject for the educational program wjs "Poetry," which was discussed by Dr. Lydia Jordan, Miss Alma Johnson and Miss Averil Kindle. Miss Twila Springer, a former member, was welcomed back into the chapter.

The next meeting will be in the form of a dinner party on Tuesday, Nov. 1, when the pledge service and the Ritual of Jewels degree will be confrred. ONLY Tomorrow and Saturday Only A SPECIAL SELLING 1000 PAIRS 19 Shampoo Set Hair Cut Rinse Neck Clip Any 3 Items above ARAM0UNT $6.50 MEETING IS HELD BY ARLENE BEAL CIRCLE Mrs S. Krasuski of 1011 Bridge avenue, Davenport, entertained NOW! A PARISTYLK MACHINELESS OI SENSATIONAL TRl' ART Nationally Advertised Shoes Together With Other Makes Bridge Match Is Outing Club Event A bridge match was played at 16 tables at the Outing club last night following the weekly dinner. Those high for north and south werp Mrs E.

A. Applequist and Mr R. R. Englehart and Mrs E. H.

Hall and Mrs Blanche Horst. For east and west, they are Mr and Mrs C. A. Kuttler and Mrs Ed Mar.hard and Mr James Von Maur. Select Chaperons Eor C.

Y. O. Dance members of the Arlene Beal circle PERMANENT PK R.MAN EST of King's Daughters at her home Wednesday afternoon. Thirteen Exclusive Here Complete in Every Detail S3.50 $2.50 Peoria Couple Take Votes Here Of interest to tri-city friends of the bride is announcement of the marriage of Miss Fiances Williams, formerly of Davenport, daughter of Mrs Hattie Dunmire of Peon to Mr Thomas Bair. son of Mrs H.

J. Bair, also of Peoria, Vows were spoken at a quiet reremony at 8 p. m. Wednesday at St. Mark's Lutheran church.

The Rev. Mark A. Getzendaner officiated in the presence of a small group of relatives. Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was served at the home of Mr and Mrs Olen L. Cod dling of 2117 West Sixth street, Davenport.

The latter is a cousin of the bride. The bridal couple will reside in Peoria. -WK DO NOT DISCOLOR GRAY HAIR" Say Goodbye to Dull, Drab Hair aaaaMsaaasBBSBMeaaaMBM ALL NEW Final plans have been made for the dance Friday evening at the Davenport Coliseum, arranged by the Catholie Youth organization, with John Gilroy as general chairman. Orvil'e Barron's orchestra will furni-h the music for the dancing. 4th Floor, Putnam Room 409 Corner Second and Main Dial 3-5970 STYLES! In one, simple, quick operation, Lovalon the 4 purpose rinse, does all these 4 important things to your hair.

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