The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 5

TUESDAY, NOV. 26, 1327 THE ESCANABA DAILY PRESS PAGE FIVE SOCIAL Pythian Sisters Card Party The second of series of public card parties sponsored by the members of the Pythian Sisters lodge will be held Wednesday afternoon, November 27 at the K. of P. hall. Everyonock heartily welcome.

Refreshments will be served. Mrs. C. Girard is chairman of the committee in charge of the party. Fastern' Star Card Party The members of the R.

C. Hathaway Chapter No. 49 0. E. S.

will sponsor a card the Masonic hall, Tuesday, December 3. Mrs. T. E. Strom is chairman of the committee in charge.

The party is for members of the Masonic lodge the 0. E. S. and their families. Parcel Post Shower A parcel post shower will be held this evening at St.

Anne's parish hall when guests 'will Bel admitted by presenting a parcel for the parcel post booth which will be conducted in connection with the annual bazaar sponsored by the members of the congregation next week at the parish hall. Cards and bunco will be played and refreshments will be served. The public is cordially invited to attend. The articles donated must worth not less than a quarter. Card 'Party Success Although St.

Anne's hall was not packed Friday evening, the committee in charge are very well pleased with the results of the donations received at the parcel party which was sponsored by members of the parish as a preliminary to the annual bazaar which will be held next week. Several of guests purchased an article jointly thereby donating a larger and better article for the bazaar. Honors in bridge went to. Mrs. 0.

Perron first. Miss Anna Laracy second. Five Hundred awards went to Mrs. Leo Prevost first and Mrs. Adelor Delisle second.

Marriage Announcement Mrs. Cecelia Fish. 219 North Fifteenth street, announces the marriage of her daughter, Marie, to Philip Perron of Chicago. The ceremony performed at Chicago Thursday. November 14.

Mrs. Perron is visiting her mother. at the present time and Mr. Perron will join her in a few days. Surprise Birthday Party Mrs.

Frederickson, on 323 South Thirteenth street, whose birthday anniversary falls on November 21. called up a number of close friends last week, inviting them to her home on her anniversary. Somehow, everyone whom she invited had an excuse for not accepting the invitation, stating they had a previous engagement. Somewhat discouraged. Mrs.

Fredrickson gave up the idea of "celebrating the anniversary and when the same friends whom she had called came to her home Thursday evening unexpectedly, she was (taken completly by surprise. The friends explained that they could plans party had accept, her invitation. as the been made before time. Cards were played, with high scores being held by Mrs. Maynard Swaby first, Mrs.

Carl O. Peterson second and Mrs. Charles Tolan third. A delicious lunch was served and Mra. Frederickson was presented with a beautiful gift as a memento of the occasion.

Party at Wilson Mrs. H. Olson and Mrs. William Brukardt entertained eight little girls last Saturday at the Brukardt home. A delightful musical playlet staged by the girls, which was Smooth, Clear Complexions maintained by daily use of Resinol Soap and Ointment.

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Following the program a number of games were played, and a dainty lunch served by the hostesses to all present. Hoes-Helm Bark River, Nov. 25 (Special)The marriage of Miss Esther Frances Hoes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoes of Bark River.

10 George Clifford Heim, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Heim, took place Monday morning at 8 o'clock at St. George's church. Rev.

D. Joseph performed the marriage ceremony and wag celebrant of the nuptial mass. The bride wore a pretty gown of biege color georgette crepe with metallic cloth hat and shoes gloves of biege shade. She carried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses and baby breath. The bridesmaid.

Miss Frances Olson. wore a frock of leaf green georgette with hat of corresponding shade. Her flowers were roses pom-poms with a sprig of baby breath. Herbert Hoes. brother of the bride, was Mr.

Heim's attendant. Following the church a wedding breakfast and dinner were served at the home of the bride's parents for the bridal party and relatives. were laid for Corests. After a brief honeymoon the young couple will return to Bark River to make their home. Out-of-town guests who attended the marriage ceremony and dinner were: Mr.

and Mrs. Fernet, Olson and family of Manistique, Hoes of Niagara, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hein of Escanaba. Hospitals ST.

FRANCIS Mrs. George Bittner of Ford River had her teeth extracted yesterday and is doing nicely. She will be able to return to her home todawrence Roberta of Gwinn was admitted as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Ottensman. 1704 First avenue south, are the parents of a daughter. Allan Froberg of Detroit was admitted as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs.

Vorin Syeinert of Wells are the parents of a son. Patients who have been ed include Mrs. Edmund Hurtibise, Mrs. Joseph Gaudraulyt and baby, J. Arnold Subr, Mrs.

W. Brekke of Gladstone, Mrs. Michael Farrell, 920 Sheridan Road, Andrew Patzer, Charles Kositzke, Joseph Dery, First avenue south, Mrs. tha Moon. LAING'S Nels Johnson of Alton who sustained a fractured leg when a team of horses ran away one day last week.

is resting easily. Harry Wickstrom of Rapid River who received serious injuries when the car which he was driving was struck by a vampire car, is as well as can be expected, considering the extent of his injuries. Emil Vietske of Rapid River who was injured in a hunting accident, is resting easily and unless infection sets in. the shattered Jaw where the bullet went through, his chances for recovery are good. Advertisement How Weak Nervous Women Grow Stronger Feel Better, Look Younger and Have Steadier Nerves If you only knew you rundown, anemic women who are dragging yourself around on your "nerve' what wonderful increase in strength and health Tanlac will give you, you wouldn't hesitate a moment about going to your druggist and getting a big bottle of this splendid medicine.

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BLOMSTROM OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 1216 LUDINGTON ST AS RUE MICH. GLADSTONE NEWS. MANISTIQUE GIRLS DEFEAT GLADSTONE The Sunshine Girls' team of Manistique defeated the Gladstone girls' team here Sunday afternoon in a match game at the Rialto alleys. The visitors took all three matches winning by 2085 to 1889 points. A return match to be bowled at Manistique is being considered.

Scores were as follows: MANISTIQUE Mary McCauley -101 125 165 Anna Dupont -110 99 130 L. Brault 113 110 M. Vaughn 114 108 L. Nelson 85 124 128 I. Gorsche 115 100 Total 690 741 GLADSTONEE.

Sword 96 125 L. Stock 66 122 107 M. Barry 101 104 114 E. Carlson 116 105 M. Poulin 104 93 89 A.

Dupont 89 130 103 Total 647 632 GUNTERS WILL LEAVE SUNDAY FOR DETROIT Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gunter and children are leaving Sunday for Detroit where they will take up their new residence. Mr. Gunter has disposed of Gunter's Cash Market which he conducted here and is opening a meat shop to be known as Gunter's Market in Detroit.

Mr. Gunter has been in business in Gladstone for the past seven years. Herman Wendall, who has been associated with Mr. Gunter in the market here for the past three and a half years is taking over the business. Live fish have been found by artesian well borers 200 and 300 feet beneath the burning sands of the Sahara Desert.

"MORNING- one cough right after the other RETURN HOME AFTER FUNERAL OF MRS. MORAN Relatives and friends here to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Priscilla Moran, mother of Fred Moran, mother of Fred Moran of this city, have returned to their homes. Among those attending the gervices were Mr. Mrs.

Louis Moran and daughter who returned Monday to Thomiston, Mr. and Mrs. William Moran daughter, who returned to L'Anse Monday; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deloria and Mrs.

Chandonis and son, who returned to Manistique: Mrs. Raskey and daughter, Manistique, Mrs. William Saddler of Manistique and Mr. and Mra. Noah and Henry Deloria of naba.

Funeral services for Mrs. Moran were held at All Saints' lic church here Saturday morning with burial at Garden Bay, her old, Miss home. Genevieve Chandonis of Manistique is visiting here with her uncle, Fred Moran. PROGRAM ON THANKSGIVING IN EVENING A will be reBaptist churchiering ceived for the school at St. Paul and the Finnish Missionary society.

Refreshments will be served after the program. A Thanksgiving program with two musical numbers, both instrumental and vocal, and several short talks will be held Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at the Swedish CARD PARTY TONIGHT The Royal Neighbors will give a card party this evening at the Legion hall instead of their regular meeting, members and their friends invited to attend. Lunch will be served. BLUE FOX A formal town ensemble is of dark brown woolen, made with a line to the coat and semi shawl collar and deep cuffs of blue fox. EVENING not ONE" "It would happen to me just the morning of the day on which was going to sing at the Community Church I caught a cold! We had some Smith Brothers' Cough Syrup in the house and I immediately began energetic treatment.

In two hours I felt better. My throat cooled down my voice came back. Smith Brothers saved the concert." J. WIEDER, New York. Smith Brothers works so efficiently because it has Triple Action: (1) Soothing (2) Mildly Laxative (3) Clears air passages.

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hazardous landings and blazing planes- these are some of the thrills that held the audience at the Rialto theatre breathless when "Flight." the Columbia alltalking roadshow attraction about the airmen of the marines, opened last night. This vivid and intimate story of the love and adventures of two heroic and daring flyers in the United States marine corps, reunites for the first time since they appeared in the much lauded undersea drama, "Submarine." Jack Holt and Ralph Graves and director Frank R. Capra. Again these three men have scored. Holt Graves make a wonderful team.

For the interpretation of sheer drama and the sincerity of character delineation, these are the perfect combination. direction of Frank R. Capra is flawless. The film is supercharged with action and drama. An exciting football game, a beautiful Damon and friendship between two daredevil aviaors, a three cornered love affair involving the two buddies which culminates in THEATRES GETS BETTER AIN BACK FEELS FINE after Musterole-soothing, safe -is applied onca every hour for 5 hours.

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Ruptures Spleen In Yale Contest Cambridge, Nov. 25 (AP) -The condition of Victor M. Harding, Harvard varsity football end, who suffered a rupture of the spleen in the Yale game Saturday was reported as improved at the Stillman infirmary late today. Infirmary omcials said he was "still comfortable" and "out of danger." Harding. whose home is in Hubbardwood, was Injured shortly after he had entered the game in the fourth period.

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