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TEN THE RACINE JOURNAL-NEWS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, "APRIL 6, 1923. CLU and "GHURC QTE Committee Will Report on Drive For House! Funds Initial Play Given by Park High Students eUe Grumpy, Presented Last Evening, Proves Impressive. Bridge. Experts HONORED BY CHOm Play in Tourney, Dixons Winners Roman's Club Vill Hear Talk on Poetry of v. Bees, 212 Enthusiasts Seek OC1ETY, LODGE ID MeBaeawaaaasaMBaBBSBBsBMeBaBsaaBMeaaeBBHBessMaeSMaBMBBM Grace Lutheran Church Ladies' Aid in Theatrical Role City Honors "as Champions 0 Meet the Widge chess zHeea ed the Two features of special Interest city.

Mr. aad Mra F. rxxea! Grumpy." that proved to be. all "Grumpy so far aa Individual per formance was concerned, was pre anted in a most Impressive manner to a packed house at the Majestta theater Inst night by the dramatics department of the Washington Park high schools under the able direction of Dale D. Xarstaedt.

Manf ord Chrlstaneen was Tor the leadmg role, that of "Grumpy," and the excellent work he did last night Justified the selection. "Grumpy" waa continually the center of attraction, and his task of solving the mystery of the stolen diamond brought him constant attention. Excellent Cast. "Grumpy waa supported by a well-schooled cast. Virginia played by Dorothy Obertln, waa tha "aha" in tha case, and "ha" was Ernest Heron, played by John P.

Thompson. Mr. Jarvla, played by aete ay Sydarjiay leMka, Art Otaosi. Mrs. P.

Gerricka, Mrs. E. Barteta, Mra, FW4 Xabaih, Mrs. Rarneod FUher. Seated est the Ooo.

Jaa laa easea. Two tBaaical a ambers were The Strike of the Aid," a two-act comedy, waa present ed at St. John's school ball Thuraday night by the following: Left to right Mrs. William Bchkxerke, Mra. VL Elfier, Mrs.

Paal Uader, Mrs. WlllUm Mrs. Walter Tomiiason. Mrs. R- Schlcnder, Mrs.

Erwta Loppwow, lira. C. M. Chrtateasock, Mra. L'Kappel, Mrs.

The ladies hat been asked to repeat the play aa aa fee tare connected with tha eeUeg the state Waithee? later thla aaoath. Couple Married 40 Years Plans Dinner Tonight Springhorns Celebrating Their Anniversary Today. Many out-of-town guests are spending the weekend In Racine to help Mr. and Mra. H.

F. Springhorn. 1SSS Center atreet. celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary today. A banquet will be served at o'clock tonight in Denham haU.

Washington avenue, for (0 guests. Mr. and Mra Springhorn were mar rled AprU 4. but postponed their celebration two daya to enable their two daughtera to coma home for the festivities. Among the visitors in attendance are Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Gleim. Den ver, CoL; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Annln.

John Springhorn and Madeline An hln IM Tit v. a g. George Gleim. Mr. and Mra L.

A. Shearer and daughter Marion. Mr. and Mrs. William Springhorn.

Otta wa, Mlaa Rita Springhorn and Mlaa Ethel Bohon. Madison. Mlaa Louise Springhorn Madison. Henry and Ernest 8pringhorn. sons of the celebranta.

live in Racine. Flowers snd messages ef con gratulatlon poured in at the Sprimr horn home today, and many friends called to extend their congraula tlona. All of tha children will be present for the party tonight. Card Party Sponsored By Danish Society Danish Ladles Ten-Cent Aid society entertained two Urge crowds at cards Friday afternoon and eve nlng, at a party la Danla hall, Prisea were awarded aa follows: Mra Clausen, Mrs. Andrew Netaen.

Mrs. Florence Jsnecky, Mra Petersen. Mra Csrl Jensen. Mrs. Wood.

Mra Leeds. Mr. and Mrs. Hsns Therkel sen. Hulda Bell, Chris Neleen.

An drea Olsen. Elmer Sorensen. Msr tha Rssmussen. Mr. Hsnsen.

Schsfs kopf. S00 and echlevensel were played. Proceeds will be devoted to charity. Mr. aad Mra.

Dlxen, Set Lake avenue, with a net scare ef were declared 'winners tn the bridge temrnament held ta Memorial HaU Waa ovoalatc therebr wtaalmg fee themselves the ho era aa city chase-P'eaa, Other winners wttJe thetr not ens feUew? Arthur Teemaa, Wsrburtea Oullaert. JTTs; R. p. Gardiner. Mrs.

X- Wright. st; Mr. and Mrs. R. J.

Keeterm, SftS; Mrs. H. Baker. Mrs, W. O.

Fault. 2tTI: A. A. Flak aad Mra. A.

J. Weber. Milwaukee. S1T1; Carl Hagea. P.

Weed- land. Sill; A. J. Piper. A.

Kaiser. SlU; John Heraog. Charles Leek- weed. HIT. Zi4 Wlxmera, Mra rover Wfylaad.

Mra. M. X. Walker. SSSS; A.

M. Bamee. X. 7C Williams. 1ITI: W.

laltk, O. T. WrtUaaeeea. 1IT1: Mr. and Mra.

Frank K. Miner, i lit; Mr. aad Mrs. Harry E. Mans, lltl; Mr.

and Mra. W. F. Klaew. 2141; Martin L.

Smith, W. Tied a. 1TII; Mr. aad Mrs. J.

Alia Blmpeea. Ittl; Mr. aad Mra. Oeorse O. Bryant.

Milwaukee, ltl: Mr. aad Mra. Thornton tmrth, 1114; A. 7C Wright aad Mra. J.

Vernon Staiale. 1HI: Mr. aad Mra. F. Faldher So mm ere, lilt; Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Morgan, 1(71: Mr. and Mrs.

L. T. Ha merely, ltd; Mrs. Caarlee Ktmmtrtr aad Mrs. Evan, mi; Mra Bert Jehneen aad Mrs, Msnao Walt a.

W. Nelson. E. J. Zlnaea.

1111: Mrs. Oerdoa Guilbert, Mrs. R. Ramsey. 1411: Mr.

aad Mrs. E. Max-nee. 1411; Mra E. Hefhelneer.

Mra. Bernard Magruder. 1411; Dr. B. J.

Olasblta. Ben G. Schaefer. IIU: Katharine Rehaa, Betty Watker, 1111; Mr. and Mrs.

Lee F. Miller. IIt: Trr. JC' Hah, Oeorg W. Seater.

1S1: A. L. Mem. E. Ketsew.

lltl; Mrs, Bowling Jesee, Bert Johnson. Kit; Hsrry Leonard. Harry Lyman. 1STS: William N. Connolly.

Mra Seta Hens haw, 1JT1. Whs Caah Prise, First prise, -y Mr. aad Mra Dtzon. consists ef a cash a are ef ISO. Other prises feSew; Zaha Dry Gee4 company.

Ill gift bond: Wheary Trunk, werde-tette; Hamlltea.Beacb company, electric fan; Watthsm Plane company, portable phonograph; Pugh CeeJ cons pa ay. Ill order ea fuel; Wisconsin Electric com pa ay. driak mixer; Arnold Electric hair dryer: L- A Clot nee Shop, smoking set; AJax Rubber company, aete tire; Beef Steak Ian. tie order for feed; Oecer Friar Drug. Cety perfume; Mebder Dry Ooeds company.

Indian blanket; Blerh Furniture, card table; Grant reran are, card table; Wiegand Brea. 1 1 tn trade; erase T4 company, heating knife. Lures compaay. bog eattag apples; Haaaoa A Schwttgr. ham; Kertea Realty eempaay.

first payment ef 111 en let: Wtecwaeta Gas A Electrie company, electrte lamp; Twia Diao Clutch, ante heater: Wal-green Drue boa candy ad el rets; Gertrude Thietea Williams, pocket-book: Red Creee Drug company, percolator; Mohr-Jeaee Hard re, wateriee cooker; Laagiela rem pa ay, house cleaning outfit; Ouy Dtxeu company, ehavtng outfit; Leaker Grocery, asserted canned goods: Kevin Orocery. basket ef fruit; Shaw Jewelry, silver compact; pekeray drag. traveUng set; Cart A. Haaaea. two petrs women'a hose; Mra.

Herbert F. Johnson, three euarte floor wt; Commercial Pre, ISO viatUng cards; Joseph Rehl cigar store, two pound box Gilbert's chocolate. Wagwer ta Charge. This tournament was atteaded by 21 bridge enthusiast 4 was arranged by on of Rectos 'a on tela sain bridge player. Jeha Wagner.

Prize winners are asked te com municate with Mr. Wagner. Cards used la the play were provided by W. Wadearita of the Western Printing compaay. Tiro Choirs to Present Combined Song Service Combined choirs of Immaneel Lutheran church, Lafayette avenue.

wlU stag a song service Sunday night under direction of Mra J. A. Jacebeon. E. Klelsoa, supervisor of Keaeeha County schools and tks Zlea String sextet wlU assist la the program, BCXCO CLCB MEETS Mra.

Elai Piper. Ies. eater-tlaed tha Hungry Eight Bunco dab Thursdsy afternoon. Prizes were wen by Mmes. Jensen.

Clarke aad Iae, Luncheoa wa served. Other guests were the Mmes. Lars. Ner ri. Hayek aad Mis Dora Barrows.

EUGENE Permanent Waves Martraret G. Duffey It 1 M. Jock, ill for Appota hav been planned tor; the meeting of tha Racine Woman's club to ba held on Wednesday afternoon April 10, at tha Unlversalist church. On feature will be tha report of tha building- fund subscription commit i tee. and another will: ba tha appearance ot Mra.

Armstrong 'Allen of Nashville, Tenn who, under tha auspices of the housei and carden department which Is headed by Miss Edna Billings, will present "Tha Poetry of Bees." Contributions to the fund for tha proposed new- club house have been comlne- In every and during tha past week tha subscription com mtttee, in charge of Mrs. Wlllard T. Walker, baa been! making a strenuous effort to aea evary club member, and tha raapbnsa thua far has been most gratifying. Many Co-operate. This every-member canvass haa been aided by tha co-operation of Mrs.

William Baurean and Mrs. Herman Fetges who are endeavor ing to make personal calls on tha members of Mra William Bauman'a and Mrs. Fred Baumann'a unit; also by the efforts of Mrs. Frank Fan cher In soliciting; the members of what was known as Mra William La Venture's unit, and those of Mra. 1 J.

B. Simmons and Mrs. Alfred An derson In Soliciting Mrs. Simmons' unit. The subscription committee, how ever, fallef to find aeveral of the members at home because of the delightful weather, and urges.

that these members who have not been visited send In their names and their pledges to the committee before the meeting on Wednesday, so that a full report may be made. Members who wished to discuss the matter of pledges with their hus bands before definitely answering the committee are also urged to send in their subscriptions at once, Well Recommended. Mrs. Armstrong, the speaker for Wednesday, comes to Racine high 1y recommended, having presented this lecture. "The Poetry of Bees, before, a group In Olencoe, 111., of which a former Raclnean is a mem her.

She is connected with tha George Peabody School for Teach crs at Nashville. Clover Review Drill Team Plans Benefit The drill team of Clover Review. W. B. A.

met last evening at the heme of Mrs. Anna Neldhardt, St. Clair atreet. At tha business meeting final plana were made for the benefit movie at the Capitol theater April IS to 19; also for the publlo card party to be held at Moose temple on Tuesday afternoon. Five hundred and bunco were played last evening and honors want to Mmes.

Christina Hanson, Catherine Mills, Florence Kurta, Walborg Haglund, Alice Jackson. Refresh-raenta were The next meeting will be held on Thursdsy. April 11, at the home of Mra Louisa Agar. 101 Hamilton Webster Club Holds Election of Off icer At a meeting held! on Thursday evening, officers were by the Webster club of the Webster Electric company. The following were chosen: President.

14 Drake; vice-president. Myrtle Pugh; secretary and treasurer, Ed Aller; executive trustee. A. C. KWtkner; office trustee.

Peter Soens; fsctory trustee. Ed Mateon. This club is one of the most pro gressive social factory organizations In the city. Plana are already under under the direction of the new president, for the club's annual May ball. Business Women Will Hold Annual Election Business and Professional Women will meet Tuesday evening at 30 o'clock at the Y.

W. A. Following dinner. election of officers win bo held. The business session will be.

followed by a card party for members. CARD PARTY TUESDAY. The St. Mary's Hospital Aid and Florence Nightingale societies will Jointly sponsor a card party on Tuesday afternoon at 2: SO o'clock In the Knights of Columbus hall. Proceeds will be used to carry on the free bed hospital work of the two societies.

REPEAT EASTER MUSIC By request, the music of Easter will be repeated tomorrow at Im-manuel Episcopal church. This will Include the K.vrle, 8ursum. Cords. Sanctus, Benedlctus and Agnus Del from the Agutter's mass, with a solo by Mies Isabella Denman. TO SPONSOR DANCE.

The Viking Athletlo club will sponsor a dance in Winters' hall on Saturday evening. April IS. tor membera and friends. Midnight FroUckers will provide the music. NEW ARRIVALS Born, to Mr.

and! Mrs. Charles Elbrlght, 1015 Carlisle avenue, a son. Thursday. April i. Henry Rogers.

Reunion of many singers who have sung In tha choir of St. Luke's Episcopal church for tha past half century was held Friday night In tha pariah halU At the. Invitation of Earl Gere, general chairman, many former choir members came from neighboring cltlea to renew their friend-ihlpa tad diacuae tha whan they war a part of tha it. Luke's singing organisation. Several present suns In thp choir more than 40 years ago.

Henry Rogers, well known banker, who haa sung In tha choir for tha past 64 years continuously, was a guest of honor. Dr. John O. Meachem. oldest member of the choir, could not attend the party.

Tha doctor and Mr. Rogera were presented with autographed memorial books, containing the signatures of all who attended tha party. During the evening the party was divided into two groups, and each side presented an Impromptu minstrel show. The program brought out wealth of talent, as solos, Quartet and chorus numbers were given. Later in the evening refreshments were served.

Crowd Attends Winslow School Carnival Party Funds Raised to Pay for New Radio Friday. Eight hundred parents, friends and other patrons attended the car nival held Friday night In Winslow school by pupils from the grades. The affair, which was in charge of the faculty, was staged to raise funds to pay for the new radio which haa been purchased for the school. The affair was so financial, ly- successful that tha object will bo realised, according to those in charge. Various shews, attractions and exhibits were held in each room of tha school.

Work of many of tha students, which waa on display, waa praised by tha many visitors. Cakes, candles, refreshments and novelties were sold. Mothers of the children contributed to the sale. The programs were arranged so that the visitors were constantly en tertalned, and hundreds paid admts aions to various carnival shows and exhlbtta A one-act play, given by an adult group, waa presented to a large crowd. Missionary Society To Sponsor Meeting Members of the Missionary society win sponsor a speclsl pro (tram meet Ing In Emmanua church on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.

The Rev: F. C. M. Hansen of Milwaukee will give an Interesting address on mission work, and refreshments will be served at the crose of the program All interested are invited. CARD PARTY APRIT.

1. Col. Roosevelt chanter. American War Mothers, will sponsor a public card party on Monday afternoon April 15, in Memorial Hall. THE ALTAR Leonard-Jung.

A quiet wadding ceremony performed at a o'clock this morning by Rev. Father Gabriels at Caledonia, united In marriage Blanche Edith Leonard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leonard. 1914 LaSalle street, and Edward Clarence Jung, son of Mr.

and Mra John Jung. Kansasvllle. The bride was gowned In white aatin and carried roses and sweet-peas. Her veil was fashioned cap shspe. She waa attended by Miss Julian Spang aa brldeamald.

gowned In green georgette with a headband of brlllianta. She carried atmllar flows re. Frank Jung attended his brother as best man. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner waa served to 40 guests at the home of the bride's pa rent a. Mr.

and Mrs. Jung will' be at home fter April at 1411 Villa Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mra. John Jung. Kan-aasvtiie; Mr.

and Mra. George Frey and family, Burlington: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leonard and family, Franksvitte; Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Jung and family. Kansasvllle; Mr. and Mra Richard Babe and family. Kneeland: John Jung. Caledonia and Mra.

Thomas Leonard, Milwaukee. fitayed by Mjsa Margaret i Reserves JVilL Attend Church Service Sunday Choir Prepares Jwo Special Program Numbers, Girl Reserves of the T. W. C. A.

will attend services la a body Sunday morning at the First Methodist church when the Rev. John Perry, pastor, will talk en The Life Beau-tlfuL" The choir will alng Beck's "Alleluia tic Sequence." Mra Ellen Schlender and Messrs. James and Pic fine will alng -Praise by Vereh. Meetings of the Teung People' league, held every Sunday at 4:1 o'clock, are attracting large crowds, Every one is invited to sttend Sunday night the Rev. Mr.

Perry win preach the first ef a aeries of four sermons en Christian Church." "Hla suect tomorrow night wlU be The Origin end Mia- eion of the at membera of the church are expected te be present. During the pealiLg part ef the ir wflaiag a aarred service the choir wfl; concert and win present "The Ged of Abraham Praise." gy Buck: "Seek Te the Lord." Roberta; "Droop Sacred Heed." Meander. Mra Schlender wilt slag a sepraao solo. All Girl Reserves will sttend the services, la expected. a- Housevxtrmlng Party Held Friday Evening Mr.

and Mra L. A. Brews Sr. were pleasantly surprised last eve. niag at their new heme.

1144 Hajee avenue, at a heuaewenntng party. A social evening was enjoyed. anJ refreshments were served. These present Ineleded the fol-lewtng: Messrs. Meadamea H.

Oebhardt. S. Trails. Pedereen. J.

Anderson. Tern Evjna Tern Me-Donald. H. Rasmaaen. M.

Keeler, William LeGrant. Rey Gulbrajidsen. Arthur Gulbrandsoa. fohn Getbrsad sea. Claude tmll Chevalier, John Anderson.

ABrewn Jr A. Heck. Hartlft Trolle: Jre. JC Crewe. Mra Charles Galbzandson.

Mrs. Loals Nletaea, Slain Trolle. Ola 8ommerfeldt, Ralph Jrown. Russell Brown. Meetings Will Qontinue At Grove Ave.

Church Evangelietie meettgs will eoa-tiaue throughout the-reek st Grave Avenue Baptist church, with Rev. M. A. Weagaerd In cLarge. He will speak at two seniors tomorrow, taking "Grace 8ufflint- as his to.

oral a a topic and ''TThe price of a SouT far the evening theme. Friday night he apeke a The Ark ef Safety. saying that there to room in God's srk for the beet of men aa well as for tha worst sinner. Many 'Attend Program Given frifday Night Many attended a of rem givea tn Universalis! church. Friday nig at under the auspices eft he American War Mothers.

Racine Cowaty chapter No. 2. Esther Hie Is berg, pianist: Ralph Kregh. violinist; Mrs. W.

W. Rlebarda. soprano and Helen Schmtta Bauman. reader, were ea the program. Evelyn Neheda and Mrs.

Alnsa Sena ley were accempan-lata. XXaIXGTOX, CARD PARTY The April social committee ef Lily ef the West. Rebekah ledge, will give a card party and kenslagtea en Tuesday afternoon at the temple. Prises will be awarded ta echafs-kepf. tea aad bunco.

Rrfreehmeate will be served. CARD OF TSAXSLS We wish te thank neighbors aad friends for kladaesa aad sympathy ahewn us tn ear late sorrow. Alee tor beautiful floral and spiritual bouquets. Special thanks to the Rev. Fsther Spaeth and te these who densted the use ef their cera Mrs.

Martha Fly aad Chlldre Adv. PERSONALS Mrs. Charles J. LawUer'et Mad ison the guest of her daughter. Mrs.

Paul Bardeen, Villa atreet. Mr. and Mra. Fleyd Waaley and eon. Robert, left thla morning far Hammond, where they will spend the weekend.

John Heller. IIS I St Clair street. will leave tomorrow for Doylestown. O-. where he will be connected with the Heller Paridon Hardware company.

The Village Doctor9 And "Art of Thinking9 Scheduled for Review At the public library book evening on Monday, The Village Doctor." by Sheila Kaye -Smith and Abbe. Dtn-net'a "Art of Thinking" wiu be dis cussed by Mrs. Clyde Slmpelaar. Mls Kaye-Smlth la considered one of the most Interesting ef the pres ent dsy English fiction writers. Her novels never fall to find their way to the "best seller" lists in thla coun try.

"The Art of although on a supposedly difficult subject, haa been amazingly popular, doubtless due to the fact that "The to quote a reviewer. "Is amiable, he la witty, he la immensely good com pany." On the following Monday. April IS. reviews will be given of Sinclair Lewis' "Dodsworth:" "Business, the Cmuzer." by Calk I na. and -My Ufa in by Hopkins.

nOLD CARD PARTY Germsnla Ladles' Sick Benefit so clety held a card party yeeterday afternoon at tha home of Mra WU 11 Metsgar. 1SSS Kewaunee street. Prises' were awarded the following: Schafskopr. Mra. Margaret Heck.

Mrs. Martha Fischer; bunco, Mra. IX Quelle, Mrs. Mary Schuster. Mrs.

Hedrlck. Refreshments were served CARD PARTY HELD St. Sebastian's congregation sponsored a card party Friday night at Sturtevant. Prizes were awarded as follows: schafskopr. William Small.

Mra. Victor Braun; tee. Mra Walter Tech. Mra Joseph Weber: bunco, Irma Behrens. Mra Irving Dibble.

Refreshments were aervad A similar affair will be held Wednes day night. port to a school In Jerusalem. PaJee-atine. Missionaries from China have recently addressed the group. Officers are: Preaident Mrs.

Elnar Beck. Vice-president Mra D. A. Lof gren. Recording secretary Mra Harry Berg.

Financial secretary Mrs. Ruben Peterson. Treasurer Mra C. Nyberg. Woem'l Orcie.

The Toung Ladles" Missionary cir cle was organised about a year ago. and has for its purpose the awakening of Interest In missionary work among the younger women ef the church. Meetings are held every month with Bible study, and the young women sew for some worthy cause. Last year they made many articles for a nursery la Chicago. Thla society la under the leadership of Mra Oscar Johnson and Mra Harry Berg.

Ita office re Include: Preaident Helen Jacobeon. Vice-president Mildred Olson. Secretary Edna Beck. Financial secretary Hazel John son. Treasurer Anna Peterson.

The Mission Band. The Mission' band was organised by Mra D. A. Lofgren. wife ef the pastor.

In July. Hit. It purpoaee te Interest children in mission work and is under the leadership ef Mrs. Lofgren. Meetings are held the second Saturday of each month in the church parlors, when the leader givea interesting talks ea missionary subjects, and the children sing missionary songs and do such work as wfil Interest them and educate them tor missionary service.

Officers follow: President W. Jacobeon. Secretary May Peterson. Treasurer Gladys Jehnsoa. Lodges, Societies The degree staff of Lily of the Wast.

Rabakah lodge, will meet Tutoday evening at tha ttmple. Weman'a Relief corpa will meet Tuesday at o'clock! In Mem orial HalL Tha Atlantic City club will meet on Monday afternoon at 'the home of Mra Naerai VanEtten. Ill Ke waunee atreet. The T. L.

will meet with Sadie and Dorothy Bradley, lit Hayes avenue, on Monday afternoon after school. Public card party will be given by Unlten Garment WorkeraTueaday at o'clock in Union hall. Prises will be awarded. A public card party will be held at St. Rlta'a church.

Ives, Tuesday evening at o'clock. Prizee will be awarded in achafskopf. S00 and bunco. Racine lodge. I.

O. O. will meet Tuesday evening at tha temple. tlT Main Street. The initiatory degree will be conferred on a class of can didates.

Victoria lodge. Danish Sisterhood wilt hold a csrd oartv Thursday eve- nlng. April 11. in D. B.

S. hall. Popular gamea will be played and prizes awarded. 8t. Monica's Social club will hold a publio card party Wednesday evening in the school Tout and Oreen streets.

Miss Josephine Lister is chairman. Prizea win pa awarded in all popular gamea The Child Conservation club will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. T. M. Christensen 1214 Hayes avenue.

A play will be presented by-dramatic students of the Horlick high school. Success Rsbekah lodge will hold ita regular meeting Wednesday night in Winters hall. A minstrel show will be in charge of tha Mmes, Maude Last, Milllcent Gilmore and Nelda Hanson. All Re bekaha and famillea are Invited. Progress Is Revealed At Conference Held By Church Council All departments the First Evangelical church are increasing their activities, according to reports revealed at the quarterlyconference session of the official board held on Friday night.

During the past three months the missionary organisations of the church hav greatly increased their contributions, reports ahowed. with out any special campaign for more funds. Fred Dsutermann was elected to represent the church at the annual conference session, to be held in Ripon. Wia. in Iay.

Services on Sunday At Gospel Tabernacle -Baptism: What Does the Bible Say About It?" will be the topic of the sermon of the Morris C. Johnson Sunday morning at Gospel Tabernacle. A speclsl number, "The Heavens Resound. by Beethoven, will be sung by the choir under the direction of Harley Anderson, with Mrs. Einer Chrlstopherson providing piano accompaniment.

Communion service will.follow the message. At 7: SO congregational singing will be led by Hsrley Anderson, and the choir will sing Hoamer'a composition. "He Was Despised." The evening subject, one of a eerlea of evangelistic messages, will be "The Saviour of Others Not Able to Save Himself." At the young people's 'meeting at a missionary service haa been arranged by Miss Luella Thompson, with Clinton Thompson ss tha speaker. GERMAN PROGRAM TONIGHT Members of tha Harmony club of tha Deutecher Maenner Veretn will present a program of song and orchestra numbers thla evening in the Lincoln atreet hall. Following tha program, dancing win bar enjoyed.

BAPTISM SCXDAT In accordance with tea monthly custom, infants will be baptized Sunday at o'clock In tha new Holy. Communion Lutheran church. Lawrence Neleen waa the villain of the affair, but the mystery, aa men tioned before, waa carefully solved by "Grumpy," tha ex-criminal law-yer, much to tha discomfort of Mr. Jarvla. Tha complete cast.

In order of ap pearance, follows: Mra. Maclaran, Doris Anne Funk; Virginia Bulllvant, Dorothy Obertln, Dr. Maclaren. John Martin: Xeble, Robert Bishop; Susan, Margaret Fall; Merridew, Herman Duwe; Mr. Ernest Heron, John F.

Thompson; Mr. Andrew Bulllvant "Grumpy," Manf ord Christensen; Dawson, Gor don Seymour; Mr. Jarvla, Lawrence Nelson: Ruddock, Robert Height; Mr. Isaac Wolfe, Jamea Gilmore. In Charge of Play.

In charge were the following: Faculty: General direction and stage. Dale D. Karstaedt; business man agement, Mr. Worun; house man ager. Mr.

Hotchkiss. Student assist-tanta: Newspaper publicity. Margaret Paul. Clair Hahn; posters. Helen Blandln.

Cynthia Chamberlln. Margaret McCormack, Mike Placko; distribution of window cards. William Metcalf. Charles Bingham: program. Bertha Fieschko: business.

William Metcalf. Lois Washburn. Ruben Gorsky. Ruth Lemke; cos. tumes, Geraldine Enos.

Howard Johnson: stage. Avis Gilmore, Cath erine La Mack, Earl Rasmussen. Alfred Valente, Helen Baume, Evelyn Nelson. Card Party Planned By Pythian Sisters Pythian Sisters held a attended meeting last evening In Castle hall. At the bualneas session plans were made for a card party.

to be given for the benefit of the crippled children of Wisconsin. The date will be announced later. Cards were played following the business session and honors went to Mrs. M. Laper in five hundred, and Mra.

Ella Heft la bridge. Celebration on Sunday For Lodge Anniversary First Cathollo Slovak Jednota will celebrate its twentieth anniversary with a Jubilee Sunday, April T. An entertaining program is being arranged for the occasion, and mu- alo will be aupplied for dancing. The celebration will be held at Polish hall. DeKoven avenue and Mead streets.

4 MYGATTS CORNERS MEETINGS Mt. Pleasant Men's club -will play the final game in a series of schats- kopf parties Monday night. Mygatt'a Girls' club will meet Monday night in the schoolhouse. Marie and Margaret Noe and Eliza both Schultz will be in charge. Red Cross branch will meet Tues day afternoon the community hall to sew on layettes for infants.

Final number In the lyceura course will be held Tuesday night, when Miss Emily Waterman will give character sketches, readings. dramatic and literary 'interpreta tione. Boy Scouts will meet Thursday right in the school hall. Mygatt'a Community club will hold a publlo card party Thursday night. Proceeds will be used to purchase playground equipment.

Mra Albert Pearce and Mrs. J. a. Moeblus will be in charge of refreshments. CARD PARTY HELD Mrs.

Herbert S. Mann, Hayes avenue, was hostess at a card party yesterdsy afternoon for the American Legion auxiliary. Prises were won by Mra Lawrence Smith. Mra Nick Gergen and Mrs. T.

F. Powers. This waa one ef a series of parties. Mra Harry LePoidevln, Douglas avenue, haa offered her home for a similar affair on April 17. TO SERVE DINNER Woman of the Sacred Heart church will serve dinner tomorrow from to o'clock.

Tha public is Invited. LICENSED TO WED Wallace O. Brown, 11S0 Douglas avenue, and Lillian B. Weyrough, lt4 LaSalle street. Paul Melsaner and Hedwig Herrmann, both of StS4 Superior atreet.

Joseph Vttacco. S2S Cleveland avenue, and Alexia Maranger, S504 Klnxle avenue. WOMEN" IN CHURCH LIFE IN RACINE; WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY DO; FIRST SWEDISH LUTHERAN GROUPS (Thla la the twelfth of a series dealing with women'a organizations In Racine churches. Today those of the First 8 wed ish Lutheran church, of which the Rev. D.

A. Lofgren la pastor, are considered). Ladies Aid Society. On March SO, IS! 9. not long after the congregation was founded, the Lad lea' Aid.

society waa organized. It haa been of great financial help to the congregation. Tears ago fh society used to arrange entertainments, suppers. but recently this haa been changed and the organisation decided to give contributions direct to the church. Members now give special donations three times a year and these take the place of entertainments.

Meetings are held the second and fourth Thursday of each month either in the church or at the homes ef members, with an average attendance ef SS. Recently the society pledged SlOO to the pipe organ fund. A aunshlae committee visits the sick with flowers and cheer. One of the charter membera Mra Martin Berg, la still a member of the society. Present officers follow: President Mra John Jacebeon.

Vice-president Mra Elnar Beck. Secretary Mra August Risberg. Financial secretary Mra George Risberg. Treaaurer Mra. F.

E. Bergatedt. Women'a Missionary Society. Meetings of the Women'a Missionary society, which Is a member ef the Women'a Missionary society ef the Lutheran Augustana Synod. are held every three montha Thla organization haa for Ita object Interesting the members of the congregation in home and foreign mls-aiona It hetpa to support missionaries in China, India.

Africa, and Porto Rico, and haa also given sup.