The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 5

SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 17, 102!) THE JACKSONVILLE DAILY JOURNAL PAGE FIVE Social and Club Events SUas Martin Honors I this lecture promises to be of more Society Officers than usual interest as it forcefully Miss Ruth Martin of Academy Hallj and dearly gives the consumer the entertained at dinner last evening at truth about canned goods. It is of the Corner Cupboard tea room in educational nature and will be an honor of the old and new members intelligent aid to the housewife in many ways. Miss Mahala McGehee of the Illinois Conservatory of Music will entertain with a group of piano selections. Mrs. H.

A. Littler and Mrs. Earl Wood will act as hostesses. at her home in the Duncan Apartments on East State street. Miss Al! myra Samples, president, conducted I the business meeting at which time the following officers were elected: Anderson.

Vicc Bush. Stricklcr. Sample. Following the business session a so- cial hour was enjoyed and refresh- I ments were served. of Alpha Eta Pi society of Illinois college and their guests.

Dinner was served at 6:30 o'clock with covers laid for 19. Table appointments and decorations were in keeping with St. Patrick's Day. Following the dinner the guests attended the society formal at I the American Legion Home. Guests at the dinner included Mrs.

Elmer Martin of Oak Park, Anna Margaret Vannier. Celia Breeding, Ursula Brockhouse, Emme Louise Benignus, Hazel Ruyle, Marie Albsmeyer, Virginia Terhune. Thelma Bean, Gordon Cass. Hugh Osborne. Yale Pontius, James Wilkinson, Hadley Seager, Harold Gibson, George Royan of Chicago, Jack Vickery, and Richard Daniels of Chicago.

Demonstration and Lecture To be Round Table Program The Domestic Science Round Table will hold its regular meeting on Saturday, March 23 at 2:30 o'clock at the A R. Home. A. Wadsworth of the Canners Lecture Bureau. Chicago, give the lecture and demonstration of canned foods.

To the discriminatiitg housewife Y. W. C. A. Gives Program in Chapel The Y.

W. C. A. of Illinois Woman's college gave a short program recently in chapel with Miss Maurine Smith in charge Miss Wanda West entertained with a violin solo, accompanied by Miss Barbara Lee Snyder. Scripture was read by Miss Betty James, and Miss Leah Tayman, accompanied by Miss Rhoda Olds, gave a group of vocal selections.

Miss Carolvn Hart is president of the Y. W. C. A. Junior Recognition At I.

W. C. Saturday Junior recognition was held Satur-j Mrs, Black Entertains day morning during chapel at Illinois Missionary Society college. The list included: Helen Jane Alt, Betty Appletoon, Iris Bailey. Muriel Barnett, Mary Beckley, Ann Bonansinga, Florence Burgwin, Charlotte Burkhart, Mary Elizabeth i Cannon.

Frances Cox. Christella Deputy, Ruth Marian Evers, Alberta Fox, Elizabeth Goodail, Carolyn Hart, Doris Jones, Helen Kirby, Lois McDorman, Myrtle McLaren, Louise McOm- bcr, MacCollum, Josephine Parker, Gwendolyn Proudfit, Mertice Pyle. Fannie Belle Roe, Carol Roosa, Lucile Rothwell. Louise Schneider. Dorothy Sims.

LaNora Smith, Maurine Smith. Roberta Songer. Mary Spel- Silk Hose, new spring shades 29e. Emporium basement. bring, Fr ieda Tuschoff.

Margaret! Wheeler, iolet Wheeler, Alma Loi a Whitney, Miildred Wylder, Louise Hil-sh and Phi rill Wood. The program conslist ed of a prelude, mai rch. class son address by President McClelland aver and i olin solo, class irogram closed The Foreign Missionary society met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Charles Black, with Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs.

Paul Black and Mrs. August Waltman as assistant hostesses. The meeting was opened with devotions by Mrs. Edgar Martin, and the closing devotions were by Rev. J.

C. After a short business session, Mr. Gerhart reviewed the last chapter of the society study book. Instrumental music was played by Ruby The meeting was then closed with a prayer by Mrs H. Gates.

Delicious refreshments were served bv the hostess. Developed in black in black pin seal lizard. Sleet! Mitzi can only look out of the window and think sadly of the engagement she had for this afternoon. She put on her newest frock for it, and now no one to admire this navy blue crepe de chine with its collars and cuffs pf white pique. No one to exclaim over its cuffs and the shirred front of the blouse.

Snow! Mitzi did think that when the sleet stopped she might go out, and now there are exceedingly damp snow flakes all over her new satin turban with its carved jade pin. Snowflakes all over her black satin to match her that is no treatment for a new spring accessories ensemble. Life is hard! J. H. Zei! The East State Grocer Says: Buy This Week! PINEAPPLE in svrun.

The juniors were guests of honor at dinner last evening at the college. Miss Hopper is Hostess to Club Miss Lena Mae Hopper was hostess to the members of the Mardi club at xk dinner Saturday evening ime. 301 North Diamond St. Following a lovely dinner course an I Olive Dunlap Auxiliary ill Meet Monday Evening The Olive Dunlap Auxiliary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Grace church will meet with M.vs Jeanette Scott. 120 F.

Superior Large No. 2 4 cans I. C. Dramatic to Present PJavs College Notes All students of the have returned to their work. All but two were at classes Tuesday momas? and these returned for woik Wednesday.

Due to the fwo weks vacation just ended, there will be i Easter vacation, thus allowing the studerts to make up tne lost tune. It has also i been announced that Commencement tv ill be one week late this vear and will be held on Monday, June tenth. Work has orted in clear.ng the site lor nev. residence hall, for i which plans are now being completed. Four houses facing College avenue will be removed and four facing Clay avenue.

The building will be quite lm- i ranee and be th with capacity for dents and room lor a e. It will be several arc fullv com- Rain! And Mitzi is wearing an especially smart coat, black, with semi-fitted lines and the very newest yoke collar of fur. No trimming except the fabric bow by which it fastens. And. of course, not a taxicab in sight anywhere! Mitzi feels that spring is a spinsterish huzzy, not at all grateful to her admirers.

I roV No taxicab, but here's an awning. What a smart hat! Nothing but a shallow little bonnet with a twist of fabric over the ears. It doesn't even pretend to cover the forehead. An Easter lily? Why, yes, Easter's only two weeks off. and it isn't raining rain to Mitzi, it's raining spring styles and Easter lilies in a shower.

Lingerie. It's the fit of your shoe that counts And it's that pleasant, snug feel of Peacock Hi-Arch, Snug-Heel distinctive style and will give you genuine pleasure throughout the long life of the shoe. focXsin of the Hour All Shoes Fitted the Modern Way on Our New X-Ray Shoe Fitter Rollins Hosiery in all the New Spring Shades and Styles 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 in lens we SWEET POTATOES Large No. 21 Cans, per 15c etec had to be veral da vs cwmc to ch came loo er the and tl di- been Fa RICE 2 lb. 15c; TOILET PAPER Read Bill Wi 1,000 sheet roll? 4 rolls for TOMATOES Large No.

3 cans, fa tomatoes, very spec: can 25c 15c 29c Graduate Nurses Meet I ridar Evening iyt will auspices of the A. A. U. The annual Senior Dinner given by President and Mrs. McClelland will take place on Thursday evening.

March 21st. Ail heads oi departments who have Senior majors will oe guests at the dinner, which will oe served in tht social room of the college Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Frederick oi Niantic. Illinois, have been visitors at the college for several days this week. Miss Louise Rickard of vVaverly is a guest at the cclleeg over ine week end. CLUBS insttad ned. celebr f18t uj will be held Hall A more progn he week who wai on a will GRASS SEED Lawn, mixed, per lb.

4 pounds 15c 90c ng of the Passa- riduV evening in the la uc Ryman a most talk on -American Red The Life of jane O. De- rbes Watson, who was to have i his Art lecture on February been asked to suggest some dates would be possible lor him to From these a final date will be ted so that ail who itfive season ts to the Lecture and Fntertam course may have 1 mforma- Mr. Watson has been very much ested in the talk which he pro- i to give and had already sent of the Art Magazine, of which MATRIMONY ockmg-Hamtn Richard Hocking and Miss Louise Hamm. both of Jacksonville were united Saturday evening at the Central Christian churcii parsonage ov Rev. M.

L. Pontius. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Vieira.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hocking of this city and is employed by the Rothschild- Spiesberger Clothing coivpanj. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Hamm. Baptist Girls Weed or Dandelion Puller Xew Miss Lucille McClellan entertained Something new; a child can lhe mc'mbers oi tiie Business use it. Pulls out the weed by the First Baptist church lie()nliS 7 efficient- LISLE BEAUTY SHOP Spec. Permanent ave Marcel 50c. 209 E.

Morgan, Phone 676. a BASSETTS Know the joyous possession some new jewelry! See Our Enamel Bags New Bracelets Chokers and Pendants The Elgin $29.50 Bracelet Watch he is editor, to all of the holders of season tickets in the city. The Junior Class was formally recognized at the chapel exercises Saturday morning at Centenary church. The faculty appeared in academic costume and in formal procession took their places in the church. Miss Helen Tuschhoff of Shelbyville is president of the class.

A distinct recognition has come to the Department of Secretarial Training through the class in English and Letter Writing, which entered a ua-1 tional letter writing contest recently conducted by the Gregg Publishing Company in which the company gave away cash prizes amounting to $250. The contest required of each entry a chain of ten letters chosen from the actual working files of an actual, existing company; however, fictitious names might be supplied, the letters re-edited, using them mainly for subject manner. For their entry the class at Illinois Woman's College selected letters from the files of the Eli Bridge Company, composed by the sales manager, Mr. B. Roodhouse.

Approximately two thousand business letters were submitted representing each state in the union and including letters from big business firms prepared by letter writing specialists, and the department at I. was awarded one of the major prizes. Miss Annabel Crum is head of the department and instructor of the letter voting class. For the cheerful cooperation of the Big Eli company the department is most grateful, and to the company is already assured a certain amount of wholesome advertising Word has been received that Dr. and Mrs.

Harker are visiting their son. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harker in Los Angeies. Their address there until March 21st, is 252 South Oakhurst Drive, Beverly Hills, California.

They expect to return to Jacksonville the early part of May. Hon. F. G. Blair, superintendent of public instruction, will deliver an address entitled "The Face at the in Music Hall Saturday evening.

The lecture is given under the PATRONS NOTICE We shall be closed from 11:30 tonight until 10:30 Wednesday, moving into our new building and arranging equipment. Watch for opening Wednesday. Same old popular prices. CAFE i and Waffle Shop. FUNERALNOTICE Funeral services for John P.

McGrath will be held at 8.30 o'clock Monday morning at the Church of Our Savior, with interment in Calvary cemetery. The remains will be taken to the home of the decedent's sister. Mrs. J. on East Beecher avenue, this morning.

WOODMEN NOTICE Regular meeting M. W. A. 912 Tuesday night. Attendance contest on.

COME! The Woman's Home Missionary society of Grace cnurch will meet Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs. F. J. Biackburn. Miss Ruth David group will be the assistant hostesses.

The devotionals will be in charge of Mrs. J. I. Graham and the chapter in charge of Mrs. Morgan.

The Woman's West Side Art club will meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock with Mrs. James Hamilton on Lurton street. The Sorosis club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. James Weir Elliott 720 West College Ave The U. C.

T. Ladies' Auxiliary will meet next Tuesday afternoon. March 19, with Mrs. McCarthy. 935 North Mam street.

Mrs. Leslie Jackson will serve as assistant hostess. The College Kill Club will meet Monday afternoon at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. B.

Oxtoby, 1140 West College avenue. The Household Science Club will meet Tuesday afternoon. March 19th at three o'clock with Mrs. J. N.

Conover. 251 Webster avenue as hostess. Mrs. J. J.

Reeve will be the assistant hostess. Mrs. Tilman Stout will have charge of the program with the subject. "Interior Decoration. The Fine Point Club will meet Friday afternoon, March 22, with Mrs.

Charles E. Scott. 125 Westminster street. The Monday Conversation Club will meet Monday, March 18th, with Mrs. H.

L. Caldwell, 255 Webster avenue at one o'clock. The Woman's Home Missionary society of Grace cnurch will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. J. Blackburn -i, three o'clock.

Miss Ruth David's group assisting. Devotions led by Mrs. Granam. Chapter by Mrs. Morgan.

Wednesday class will meet wiht Miss Rum Elliott at the home of Mrs Frank Eniott on West State street. The East Side Tuesday club will meet with Mrs. M. Range Tuesday, March 19th at three o'clock. There will be a called meeting cl the Ladies' Aid Society of Centenan church at the church afternoon at 3 o'clock.

American Legion Auxiliary Supper with Chow Club, Mar. 20th, 6 p. m. Business meeting to follow. I BREAD IS FOOD $5 Spring Hats $3.85.

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