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Ten MRS. CLAYTON M. FRIES HOSTESS AT VALENTINE LUNCHEON AND BRIDGE Forty Guests Attend Affair Given in Wybmissing Club PttOinXEXT anions' tin'. durins Iho Valentino season was tho luncheon and bridge party given yesterday afternoon at tlio Wyomis club at which Airs. Clayton AI.

Fries, or! Kutztown road and Dark boulevard, Houth Temple, was the hostess. The guests, who numbered 10, wero received by Airs. Fries and her two daughters, Airs. Georgo i Lance, lid, and Aliss Emily Fries. Three huge; plateaus of red and white flowers decorated the table, arranged in the.

shape, of a "IV The centerpieces consisted of red carnations, while sweet peas and fragrant white lilacs, interspersed with greens. At intervals along the table wero burning tapers, which further carried out the red theme. Valentine name cards marked each g'uest place and at the overs were two dainty white handkerchiefs: of imported linen, wrapped in white paper and tied with red chiffon bows, Following the. luncheon, bridgo was enjoyed and 10 elaborate favors were received by the high scorers. Mrs.

Fries' gnosis included Mrs. J'; ay Brumbaeh. Mrs. Hay Geiss. Mrs.

Herbert svidel, Mrs. Charles 'heidy. Mr. George F. Lance, 3d, Mrs.

Kdg.u lliijh, Mrs. Harry Sei farth, Mrs. Itobcrt: W. Lance. "Mrs Franklin Dover, 'loyel Lane Atrs.

Henry Kirkpnlriek. Mrs. Kob ert WiNon, Mrs. Theodore M. Deck.

Mi'A Howard Faust, Mrs. Haul tlrecdy, Mrs. Witlard Zioglor, Air: Floyd Felt, Mrs. I'aul Kohl. Mr: Keller Albert, Walter Werlo; Mrs.

Raymond DeTurck, Mrs. How i art! Sunder, Airs. George Keen, Mr: Charles Thomas, David Hob 'ids, Mrs. Clarence. Jiain, Mrs.

Harry Fainter, "William Criswell, Mrs. Cltuido March. Mrs. John C. Mumma.

Airs. A. S. AlncDowoll. Mi's, Mrs.

Caches, Mrs. Co rid t. Mrs. Millon Feather Mrs. Loretta Rainey, I 'Yankhuuser, Mrs.

Dee Wcrtz and Miss Fmily Fries. .1. C. Bander a ranged the ilowers. MISS MAFtTlEADER i GIVEN PRE NUPTIAL PARTY 1 BY SOCIETY MEMBERS! Mary Deader, whose wedding fo John Daw lor.

of Washington, D. will be an outstanding event of Saturday, was the guest of honor at a bridge party given by Iho members of the Delta Di sorority last evening at the home, of Mrs. Hobert 'A. Snyder, 331 Sunset, road, West. Heading.

It the custom of the sorority to cn irtain for members who become brides and to present to the bride elect her wedding gift from her fellow members. Dast, evening, Miss Leader was given her sorority gift, a gate leg table. At'er an evening bridge, favors were awarded the high scorers and supper was served. Howls of red swcctpea.s, guarded by all red tapers, formed tho effectives decora! ions. In the party were Miss Deader, Mrs.

William L'vans, Mrs. Kelward Griffith, J'lymoutii, Mrs. Robert Heidel. Mrs. L'dwarrt Mrs.

Harry Yeagley, Mrs. John H. Hinncrshotz. Mrs. George Scott, Mrs.

Wellington Hangen, Mrs. Pinter Versnell. Mrs. William Benson, Mr. Olin D.

Kvans, West Chester, and the Misses Klia l.iotli Bueher, Doroihy Gundry, Virginia Jlangen, Dorothy Scholl, Maryan Hennlnger, Isabel Gerhard, and Lillian MISS MARGARET SLATER SHOWERED AT PARTY GIVEN BY MISS ADAMS Miss Mary C. Adams, of Hyde I 'ark, entertained at a bridge party and miscellaneous showr last evening at the apartment eif Mrs. Robert AI. Hice. 713 X.

1'iflli in honor of Aliss Margaret Slater, whoso enga, gement to William 1 ninliolborgef was recently announced. The gifts wciv, presented in lever fashion. The presents, neatly wrapped in bridal white, were n.r arigeel on the window seat in the dining room and covered with red paper, Tho pap.r was attached to a ribbon which was fastened to the honor guest's chair and when Miss Slater took her seat at tho table ho paper was removed and the gifts revealed. The t.tblo appointments carried nit tho Valenline theme. lied and white tulips termed, the centerpiece and ftt tho eoers were red hearts holding white initialed handkerchiefs.

Tho favors at bridge were received by Mrs. Harry AVhitmnn, Wnrr Slater and Miss Mildred Anel erson. The guests Included Mrs. Russell llrandon, Warren Slater, Mrs. Rolert M.

Ki' Mrs. Harry Whitman, Mrs. William Dongacre, Mrs. la nest i g. Mrs.

AVilliam Kemper and the Misses Margaret Slater, Margaret Noll. Mildred Anderson and Helen Grohs. Miss Klela Sunday and Miss Stella Sunday, 6 N. Second spent the week end In Dhiiadelphia visiting Irionds. FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: il i.h '2 SJ.

"F.O. PAT. OFF. I9JS, Of ftk StHVICC Hit. A eirf lilies to qet credit for being well dressed.

t'a TIMES PHONE 6101 THE READING READING, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1 6 1 9 2 TIMES PHONE 6101 WOM MISS FRANCES M. IIAMEL, Society Editor MISS CYROLINE FOX, Associate Editor lJ "3" IS DAICIXG CIIOIWS St Ort 4 liss Mary Ellen Wietjer, one of the members of the large dancing chorus appearing in "The Love Bug." musical comedy production, to be presented by the Trinity Luther league players in Southern Junior High school, Saturday night. H. P. JACOBS GIVES hi 1 1 BRIDGE LUNCHEON AT PENNSIDE RESIDENCE Mis.

II. V. Jacobs entertained at a bridge luncheon at her home, 241 X. Twenty fifth st, Pennside, when her guests included Mrs. Charles Stephens, Mrs.

Florence Mrs. Harry Foeht, Mrs. Frank Nistle, Mrs. Edward T. Morrill, Mrs.

John H. wle, William Memmert and Mrs. Charles Barbour. Tho luncheon table was effectively arranged with a bowl of red and white, tulips, offset with red and white tapers. The favors at.

hrldgo were received by Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Memmert and Mrs. Barbour. D.

A. R. MEMBERS TO uni MnsiTiJi luiCTTlwn i IIULLf 13 I I II I I1IL.U.IIDU "Bight on Darly will be tb" subject of a paper prepared by Mrs. Charles M. Steinmetz, at the monthly meeting of Berks County Chapter of the 'Daughters of tho American Revolution, in tne Woman's Saturday afternoon.

The talk will be made especially interesting, it was announced, as on exhibit and additional information will be added. Music will be provided by Mrs. James D. Reber. The hostesses will be Miss Addie Owen, Mrs.

Charles M. Hteimnetz and Mrs. Joseph B. Hancox. DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD IN SCHUYLER HOME In home' eif llowa' el R.

Monyer and William 11. Schuyler, who celebrated their birthdays, a party wa.s held in the Schuyler home, 11 5 Mulberry ft. Decorations appropriate to iho Valentine season were used, and refreshments were served from a table adorned writh tw largo birthday cakes. Both received many useful gifiS. Those, present were: Mr.

arid Mrs. Francis Sielvr, Mr. and Mrs. Frank oaks. Air.

and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Howard Monyer. Mr.

ami Mrs. Clarence Se liuyl('. and Mrs. Walter Schuyler, Harry H. Dunkelberger, Samuel Drain, Harry Deader, Mr.

and Mrs. Inter Deader, Mr. and Mrs. John Weiger, Mr. and Airs.

101 mer Gorber, Airs. Frank Haas, Mrs. Ada Dingle, Aliss Anna Hen ninger. Air. and Afrs.

Harry Nicdor, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Oswald, Air. and Mrs. Kbhard Buyer, Air.

and Airs. George McCoy, Air. and Horace. Fetter, and Mrs. Barton Ren ninger.

Air. and Airs. Howard Alonyer, AVilliani H. Schuyler and Airs. Kathryn Keriver.

READING WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS DIVISION DAY Reporting on the recent conference on "Tho Cause and Cure oT the War," which was held In Washington, V. Mrs. D. K. Hiegel, who attended as a.

representative of the Y. W. C. addressed tho civic division of the Woman's club, at the division day session yesterday afternoon. Her talk was followed by a review of tlio llfo and works of Thomas Hardy, author, which was given by Airs.

Alelvin W. Bamford, of the literature division. Airs. Fred A. Marx, of the music division, read a story called "The First Alus ic Lesson," which was demonstrated on the piano by Aliss AHldred Deinbach.

A violin solo, "Humoresque." by Dvorak, was played by Duke Heath, a pupil of tho Nagle studio. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS AT VALENTINE PARTY Aliss Iorothy Fry entertained a Valentine card party at her home, 41!) North Twelfth ft. Tho card favors were received by Aliss Alary Boone and Aliss Ireno Urosey. After tho curd games, the enjoyed a "doggie roast." In the parly wero Misses Irene, Ruth ami Allllie Brosey Alary Boone, Glnrieo Hummel, Laura Allnnieh and Dorothy Dry. WILL PRESENT PAGEANT BUILT ABOUT GALAHAD IN SECOND REFORMED Young People Plan Production, With Musical Score, Sunday Night T.V CONJUNCTION with a special 1 young Peoples', service at Second Reformed church, a pageant will bo presented Sunday night, at 7.30 o'clock.

Tho story of Sir Galahad, one of tho most beautiful bits of old world pageantry and folklore will be given. The story covers the going forth of Sir Galahad in search of the Holy Grail, which was used at the Dast Supper. The Young Peoples' society has worked out of tho story an imposing pageant, built entirely around the "Consecration of Sir Galahad." They have been working for several weeks on details and costumes. Airs. Helen Hansen Stephens has arranged an appropriate musical score to Jit the action of the entire passage and the choir the church will assist.

Tho production Is nndor the personal supervision of Mrs. K. K. Sliollenberger, community worker. Elizabeth Bueher is assisting with the dramatic action.

Dr. Elmer h. Coblentz will be tho reader and the following members of tho Young peoples' society and Sunday school 4' ill portray the. characters: "Angel of the Grail." Elizabeth Bueher; "Sir Galahad." Georgo Alauger; "Pages." tussel Rulinan, Paul Hansen, Willis Knabb. "Lester Bingamln; "Trumpeter," Byron Slichter; "Virtues," Elizabeth Seaman, Evelyn Kramer.

Katherine Poa.se, Pauline Kite, Helen Elliott, Betty Elliott. Afargaret Bush; "Knights," Russell Rulinan, Rulon Grilll'dis. IRIS CLUB SCENE OF VALENTINE PARTY GIVEN BY THURSDAY DANCE CLASS Members of the Thursday Evening Dancing class held one of their enjoyable monthly parties last ovenin at the. Iris club. In charge of the arrangements were Mrs.

Allyn C. Taylor, Airs. Walter Werley, and Airs. George Sferrett. Snyder's orchestra, furnished the dance music and during the intermission refreshments were served.

The members include. Dr. and Mrs Charles Dietrich. Dr. and Mrs.

Oscar E. Fox, Air. and Airs. Scott Alt house, Air. and Airs.

Dwiglit II art man, Dr. and Airs. Raymond T. Schull, Dr. anil Airs.

John T. Blair, Air. and Airs. Clarence Kutz, Air. and Airs.

Richard L. Baylcy, Air. and Airs. Jere H. Barr, Mr.

and Atrs. Frank Boyer, Dr. and Airs. Herbert Wanner, Dr. and Mrs.

Walter Werley, Air. and Airs. Frank Palmer, Air. and Mrs. Frank Richardson, Air.

and Airs. Willis C. Field, Air. and Airs. I.

M. Went zel, Mr. and Airs. Allyn C. Taylor, Air.

and Mrs. Emmett Ghersl, Air. and Mrs. R. X.

Cadle, Air. and Airs. Andrew M. Palmer, Air. and Airs.

W. K. SehlesingeT, Air. and Airs. Robert O.

Bunn, Air. and Airs. Harold Guenther, Air. and Airs. George Sterrett and Mr.

and Airs. Edward Alarks. AUTHOR TO ADDRESS BUSINESS GIRLS AT ANNUAL MEETING TONIGHT Aliss Abb its Graham, of New York city, author of "Ceremonial of Common Days," and numerous books in circulation among the Girl Reserves of the Y. W. C.

will address the fifth annual meeting of the Business Girls club, of the tonight. Her subject will be "The Order of Living in Vain." The dinner Will also be featured by an installation of officers. BAPTIST CHURCH MEMBERS HOLD VALENTINE SOCIAL About 40 members the 11. Berea.n Bo.pl ist church, onjoyod a Valentino social in the church seicial room which was decorated with hearts, cupiels, and festoemlngs of crepe paper. Games for which prizes were awarded were tho diversions.

The winners wr Gladys Sholoelice, Elsie Yoich and William Stottlemyer. Tho Alisses Alary Hoopes, Klorenco I looped and Dorothy Pciffer, were, in charge. MISS FRANCES SHAFFER i TO WED R. N. HAGYj ADsri Frances Donee Shaffer, daughter of Air.

and Airs. Albert B. Shaffer, of 153 West Greenwich announced her engagement to Hobert Newton Hagy, sem eif Air. and Airs. S.

Emerson Hagy, of Gcrmantown, at a Valentino bridge party. Novelty favors containing verses revealing the secret, and lace valentines, which proved to be handkerchief holders, were at Cue covers on tho refreshment table. Tall red tapers provided the only illumination. Included in tlio party were Airs. Wilfred Heekmau.

Airs. Richard Bay ley and tho Alisses Alary Andes, Josephine Andes, Catharine Andes, Until Snyder, Claire Henry, Frances Alinker, Anna Alinker. Mildred Anderson. Dorothy Panther, Margaret Dauther, Dorothy Frederick, Florence llouser, Kathryn Rohrbueli and: Evelyn Shaffer, VALENTINE BRIDGE GIVEN BY MRS. HARRISON GREEN Airs.

Harrison Green, 421 Sunset road. West Heading, entertained the members of her Tuesday bridgo club at a prettily appointed Valentine bridgo at her heme. The decorations and refreshments were In keeping with the season. The guests who received the bridge favors were Mrs. Bessie Atoser and Airs.

H. C. Wilson. The guests Included Mrs. Orvlllo Keenan, Mrs.

Solon Kercher, Airs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Bessie Aloser, Airs. Cleveland Long, Airs. Robert Dick, Airs.

Raymond Barlow, Airs. Albert Schultz. Airs. U. C.

Wilson, and Airs. Harry Lee. GIVE FAREWELL DINNER FOR HARRY WEILERS Air. and Airs. Frank L.

Diefendcr fer, 617 Carsonia Pennside, entertained at dinner in honor of Air. and AUs. Harry Weiler nnd the daughter, Miss Antoinette veilj Pennside. who will leave 24 for a three months' trip (Vivrca werv tl i t'nr ten ''ft ATTRACTIVE BRIDE ml Ill wet1 Photo by Pomeroys. Mrs.

J. Robert Andes, the former Miss Use Erna Dunsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Dunsky, of 1344 Good whose marriage took place recently in St. John's Lutheran church.

Her nown was fashioned of silver lace and satin, and the full veil was bordered in a daisy design and arranged with Russian headdress. Mr. and Mrs. Andes are spending their honeymoon in Atlantic City. They will make their home in Norristown, where Mr.

Andes is connected with the Pennsylvania Trust company. BRIDGE CLUB HOLDS DANCE AND CARD PARTY IN TEAROOM of a oU0 club, formed a dinner party at the Thomas Jefferson tearoom, followed by an evening of bridge. Red carnations centered the dinner table, attractive, with its novelty red favors and tho corsage bouquets at the covers. Airs. Carl Dougherty and Airs.

Ralph Ringlet received the high score ju izes, leather card cases, containing two eleeds of cards. Eacil additional member also received a gift of playing cards. Included in the party were: Airs. Carl Dougherty, Airs. Ringlc AI' s.

C. IT. who arranged the affair; Airs. Edwin Himelman, Airs. Carrie.

Schroeder, Aliss Ida Sitler and Miss Esther Zerbc. SISTERHOOD TO HOLD CARD PARTY TONIGHT The Shomo Habritlt sisterhood will bold a public card party for men and women in the Daniel Boone hotel at o'clock tonight. There will be prizes for each tablo and refreshments will bo served. Tho committee in charge: Airs. Benjamin, Levan, Airs.

Calvin Sur i.inn, Aliss Dora Rudolph, Airs. A. Miller, Airs. Af. Harnett, Airs.

John ltuttenbers and Airs. Snyder. HOLD VALENTINE PARTY Employes ef the Kins company held a Valentine party at the stor, with games and dancing as the principal diversion. Luncheon was served at a. late.

hour. Included in I he party v.vio Mr. and Airs. Capua. K', Air.

and G. T. Schivane, Air. and Mrs. iRoy Brown, Jack Tuckler, Sig Shawl, and the Alisses Rao Lehman, Irene Wenger, Charlotte Byler, Helen Lewis, Ann Ch'rnolV.

Alargaret Afallon, Lfah Goldstein, Alma Kunkehnan and Sara Ituckwald. HOSTESS AT BRIDGE Airs. Abe Stein, of 200 N. entertaiiieel a number gu ists at a Valentino partv in Iter home. After cards refreshment were served.

Prizes were awarded ly Mrs, Philip Levin. Airs. Sain Jaeobsoa ami Airs. Edward Hyman. Those present were Airs.

S. Apple baum. Airs. Rolert Lyons, AUs. Charles Lyons, Airs.

Philip Levin, Airs. Sam Dickler. Mrs. Louis Gold stan, Airs. Eelwarel Levin, Airs.

Eel ward Hyman, Airs. Rosen baum, Airs. Fred A slier and Airs. Sam Jaeobson. GIVE BRIDGE Mr.

anil Airs. Ross V. Fry woro hosts at a recent prettily appointed Valentino bridgo party in their homo In Alt. Fenn. The table was.

decorated with hearts and a centerpiece of red sweet peas. Light was provided by red tapers. Heart favors were at the covers. Airs. Harry Haag and George Alan wll'er were awarded the card favors.

Tho guests wero Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haag, Mr. and Airs. Wlll am Dohner, Air.

and Airs. Rlcbard Miller, Air. and Mrs. Georgo Manwlller end Air. and Mrs.

Thomas Thornbeg. (Expert Coiffeur to New York's tt i m.n Jl.tl I'll. JltiPVl Otuwy 1 uui vmiui i into a Becoming PARIS BEAUTE Permanent Waving. lln, Inn. inKer Wuvuik.

i' VVve ill" Jnetf 1 9 'X. ft if fiirtlPpilll 'W J'S'viiS i. I hi I t'H til's, 1 'i tmm. wmmM mm PERSONAL Airs. Isaac Hiestr, of Alineral Spring road and Xort.lt Fifth street, and her sister, Airs.

Wrilhara X. Appel, of East King street, Lancaster, sailed for Bermuda, where they will spend weeks. Air. and Airs. AVilliani A.

Heiz mann, of Reading boulevard, Wyo missing, will sail on Monday on a Clyde liner for Miami, Kla. Airs. Edward J. Dives, of 625 North Fourth has left for Pine hurst, N. where she w.ill visit Air.

and Atrs. G. Howard Hrlght, of Bernvillc road, who are spending the season at their cottage. Mr. J.

Bennett Nolan, of Oley street, who has been visiting Air. and Airs. Edgar Alunson, of WiHiaimsport, will leave tomorrow, accompanied by Air. and Airs. Alunson, for I'me hurst, N.

wltore they will spend several weeks. Mr. and Airs. Frederick Falck and daughter, Aliss Katrina Falck, of Springfield avenue and Lincoln drive, Cliesfnut Hill, Philadelphia, formerly of this city, will leave on Saturday for Aliami, where they will spend several weeks. Atr.

and Airs. Randolph, Stauffer, 1515 Hill roael, plan to leave on Feb. 21 for Miami, where they will join Atrs. Stauffcr's parents. Air.

and Airs. Agnow T. Dice, of Philadelphia. They will later go to Palm Beach. Air.

and Airs. Frederick C. Keffer. 1712 Mineral Spring road, have left for a month's trip to Cuba, Jamaica Island, Costa Rica and Panama, Aliss Clairo Kramlich, 507 Oley will sail Feb. 24 on the S.

S. Colombo for a Alediterranea.it cruise travelling via Gibraltar and tho Madeira Islands. She will spend much of her time in Italy, returning to this country In Alay. Alias Valeria Hoff, G20 Centre will return this week from a motor trip to Florida. Airs.

Jobn C. Seltzer, North Fifth street, is spending several days in Now York visiting her daughter, Airs. Harold Christy, of Bayside, Long island. Air. and Airs.

Christy, who have been living in Hollywood, are spending the winter in A'ow York. Airs. Christy was Aliss Dorothea Seltzer before her marriage. Aliss Alolly Adrian, of New York, is some time In this city visiting Aliss Lillian SpeldcL of Nortkside. Aliss Dorothy Rowe, 100 Douglass loft for Lancaster where she will spend a week as the house guest of Air.

and Mrs. James Shand. Air. and Mrs. John J.

Beaver, 211 North Sixth are spending a month in the South. They were recently registered at the. Hotel De Soto, Savannah, Ga. David Stombergh, Rufus" W. Huf ford and Ward Richards left yesterday by motor for Avon Park, where they will spend some time.

Airs. Sternbergh, with her 'son, Donald, left several weeks ago for the South. Air. and Airs. John E.

Barbey, of Greenfields. Bernville road, will leave tomorrow for a three weeks' visit at Pineuurst, X. C. John E. Sullivan, his daughter, Aliss Alarjorie Sullivan, and son, Robert, of North Fifth street, have left for Aliami, where they will spend several weeks.

Miss Cora Seltzer, North Fifth street, has returned from New York after spending several days visiting Mrs. Harold Christy at Bayslelo, Long Island. Aliss Ruth Jones, North. Fourth street, and Aliss iertruele Aloyer, Centra avenue, left yesterday for Now York for a several elays' stay before going to Atlantic City, where they will enjoy a short visit at the Chaifont. Aliss Ruth Pllllott, of Philadelphia, former of art education GIVES VALENTINE PARTY FOR BRIDGE CLUB MEMBERS Aliss Dorothy B.

Philips was "hostess recently to a valentine card party at her home, 22 1 Clymer n. The luncheon was attractively arranged in keeping with the valentine season. The centerpiece consisted of pink rosebuds, surround eel by tall red tapers, while at the, covers were tiny red baskets containing lie arts. Card prizes were awarded to the Alisses Naomi Ptiefly, Aliriam Atoser and Ruth AI. Miller.

The guests, who were members of tho Rialto club, included tho Alisses Ruth At. AliHer. Aliriam Aloser, Elda Sunday, Naomi Ptiefly. Minerva Guildin, Janice Dubbs and Mrs. Stanley Raudenbush.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Announcement of the engagement of Aliss Ethel Aloody and Ralph Alalehorn, was mado at a bridge party lield In the home of Aliss Ethel Alontz, 21G Greenwich st. The decorations and favors wero in keeping with the valentine season. Tho guests were Airs. Harry Zimmerman, Airs. Carl Aloyer and the Alisses Ethel Aloody.

Kathryn Rhein, Rao High, Lydia Ruth, Catharine O'Boyle, Lorotta Usncr and Kathryn Alontz. MARRIAGE LICENSES Lawrence J. Naftzinger, 22, Centre port, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph IX Naftzlnger, and Helen Pearson, 17, Hamburg, daughter of Air.

and Mrs. Hurley S. Pearson. Walter It. Mover, 20, 1231 Greenwich son of Afr.

and Airs. Luther 1) Aloyer, and Ruth L. Hamer, 17, 220 N. Ninth daughter of Mr. ami Mrs.

Harvey Ranter. HOLD CARD PARTY Players for 22 tables of bridge attended the public card party held by tho Ladies' nuxlilary of the American Leclon, In the Legion home, North treet. Smartest omen) oun vn. liliu i Ut i Htyla SALON Ilnlr Pyelnp, Lift urmir, etc. inn Miiiiii.

ftl.00. I it H' I AND SOCIAL in the public schools, spent several days as tlio guest of Aliss Elizabeth AIxjIIoso, South Fifth street. Aliss Jane Drlscoll, daughter of Atrs. James Driscoll, of 917 North Fourth st, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at St. Joseph's hospital, Is convalescing nicely.

Aliss Driscoll will not resume her studies at Eden Hall, Tor resdale, until after the Easter holidays. Jere II. Barr and Irvin S. Impink left for a trip to Panama. They expect to return to New York, March 5.

Mr. and Airs. A. B'gclow, of Wyomissing boulevard, Wyomlsslng, are enjoying a several weeks' in Florida. Airs.

Richmond P. Aliller and son, of Swarth niore, ara spending a week In this oity, visiting Airs. Miller's parents, Air. and Airs. Joseph V.

R. Lelnbach, North Third street. John Eekert. son of Mr. and Afrs.

William K. Eckert, of Greenfields, Bernville road, recently underwent an operation in the New York hospital. Airs. Eckert is staying with her son durnig his convalescence. They will return to this city in a week.

Air. and Airs. Clayton M. Fries, of South Temple, have received word from Air. Fries' parents, Air.

and Mrs. John AI. Speedway Park, ShUlinglon, reporting that they have arrived safely in Hongkong. Air. and Airs.

Fries, are on the first lap of a cruise around tho world on tile Em press of Australia. Aliss Virginia Hunsbenger, of Philadelphia, will spend the weekend in this city as tho guest of Miss Dorothy Bohn, of North Twenty fifth Pennside. Air. and Alr s. John II.

Spayd and their daughter, Aliss Alary Spayd, of North Fourth street, motored to Philadelphia. At. Claude Rosenberry, stato supervisor of public school music, formerly of this city, flpent yesterday in Reading. Captain Alexander A. Ilarwick will leave next Thursday for Fort Kenning, where he will attend the army school.

He will remain in the South three months. Airs. Walter II. Yeich. 1517 North Eleventh is spending two weeks at Carbondalo visiting her son and elaughtcr in law.

Rev. and A1rs. Vvnon B. Yeich, Rev. and Mrs.

Yeich recently announced tho birth of a daughter, Barbara Demeier. This Is their second child, tha first being a son, Vernon Brooke, jr. Afr. and Airs. J.

Lehn Kreider and daughter, Aliss Josephine Kreider, of Windsor street, visited Air. Kreiel mothor, Airs. David Kreider, of Annvllle. Mrs. Kreider, recently observed her S2d birthday.

Airs. John 11. Rorke, North Fifth str eet, who recently recuperated from an operation, is the guest of Airs. Hamilton. Park road, Llancrch, near Philadelphia, Airs.

Violetta Levan, 410 Robeson st, recolvcd a shower of congratulations from her many friends on her 87th birthday observed yesterday. Airs. Levan is a great great grandmother to tha three chilelren of Air. and Airs Leon Walter, of Cheyenne, Wyoming. Airs.

Walter was formerly Aliss' Grace Smith, daughter of Air. and Mrs. II. P. Smith, of this city.

Airs. Smith is a granddaughter of Airs. Levan. Airs. William Bryans, of Wyomissing, lias as her guest, her mother, Airs.

Foley, of Philadelphia. F. A. Woerner, of 1520 Hampden boulevard, and John Yocom, of 11 N. Fifth st, attended tho Graphic Art Valentine frolic, in Philadelphia.

Afrs. Walter I Frantz, of 124 W. Buttonwood has returned from a weeks' stay in Philadelphia. John A. Rleser, first assistant district attorney, and Fred Shenk, returned frenn a trip to the Bermudas and tho West Indies.

Air." and Mrs. Solon D. Bausher, Centre and their on, J. Leo Bausher, 1S02 Hill road, were the guests of Bishop Berry, of the Methodist Episcopal church, at the latter's Home in, Philadelphia. Airs.

J. Leo Bausher Is visiting her father, Charles W. Jordan, of Chicago, who Is spending the winter in Florida. Aliss Ada Aliller, of S14 X. Front had as her guest, her cousin, Mia Ruth Glaser, of Cwynwld, i'a.

While here Aliss Aliller gave a Valentino party In her honor. Aliss Alary Goodman, of North Fourth street, has returned from a trip to New York city, where she at ti'iuled tho Delta Sigma Fl fraternity dance at tho Ritz Carlton. Aliss Elizabeth K. Brenelser, of Frledensburir road, v. bn has I spending the last month visiting rela tives ami irienus Aew xoiit cny anil vicinity, has returned home.

While away Aliss Broneistr attended many of the current plays and fan opera "Norma," in which Rosa Fon belle ang tho leading Aliss Ruth AL Aliller, 221 W. Greenwich a pel Alias Frances Schlegel. nf AH. Form, fpent tiio week end in Philadelphia. i i SPSS 5 1 1 4 i Miss Mary Gromis portraying "Edith, daughter of Captain and Mrs.

George Whitman," delighted her audience last night in the play, "Oh, Kay." presented by the Sun shine division of St. Mark's Reformed church. The play will be repeated tonight. "GOLDEN EAGLE" LADIES TO OBSERVE 35TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY To celebrate their 35th birthday, the Ladies of the Gold Mi Eagle. St.

Barnard's Temple. No. 16, will hold a banquet in Whitner's tearoom tonight. There will bo inoro than 200 present. In addition to a.

talk by Mayor Stump, addresses will be given by some of the grand officers, including. Airs. Annie Kalbach, Grand Templar of Pennsylvania and Afrs. Becky Kcrst, who has been treasurer for tho organization since its Inception. BRIDGE ME ANOTHER By W.

W. WENTW0RTH (Copyright. 192S) (Abbreviations: A ace; king; queen; jack; any card lower than 10.) 1. What is a common error made in finessing? 2. AVith a score, in determining whether to take out a no titunp, how Is a minor treated? 3.

When you hold what outside) quick tricks are needed to bid that suit? THE ANSWERS 1. Failure to note tho absence of the 9 and 10. 2. Same as a major. 3.

At least one. and one quarter preferably one and one half. Hints on Etiquet 1. Is a man responsible for seeing to it that his partner has every dance taken, when he escorts her to a 2. When "cutting 'it" is practised during a dance, i3 a man's responsibility for his partner lessened? 3.

If no one claims a danco with her, what should he elo? THE ANSWERS 1. Yes. 2. Yes, for o.nce she is taken away front hint ids responsibility for that particular dance is ended. 3.

Get other men to ask for a dance with her. S33S3 ARCH SUPPORT These shoe are scientifically eonntructed to combine adequate arch aupport with (jrac in appearance. IN GENUINE BROWN KID BLACK KID PATENT COLT Sizes 3 to 9 tOO AA to EEL STORY TELLERS TO HOLD PENNSYLYANIA NIGHT AT NORTHEAST HIGH School's Orchestra and Choral Club to Assist in Pro gram Tonight STORY TELLING and a program of music will feature the. annual Pennsylvania night, to bo held by the. Reading Story Tellers' league in tlnv Northeast Junior High school tonight.

Aletubers of the league be assisted in the presentation of tb program by the Northeast Junlo High orchestra, directed by Lut'm i W. Goodhart, and the Northea: Junior High choral club, directed by Aliss Rhea Drexel. Aliss AlargarrC Whelan. daughter of Air. and Mrs John Whelan, of 1126 N.

Eleven! it who studying music under Prof. G. Russell Philadelphia, will render a soprano solo. Three of the stories on the. program, have been solecled from tales collected by Col.

Henry W. Shoemaker. The program: "Nest High." o' chestra; "For the Glory of India A Summer," Col. Shoemaker; "It'rVV' Moon" and "The Two Clocks," Ali. i Ruth Hfntz; Choral club; "A Story About an Oley Valley House," Afr' Arthur Bailey, president eif tie league; "Evening Serenade," orchestra; "WhippoorwiU Shoes," Mi i Rahtield; soprano soln, Serenade," Aliss Alargaret.

AVbe' "ilegina Il.irtman," Col. Shoe'iii'. "Down Mobile" and "Regina Use: man," Miss Nancy Wanner; Chord club, and "Galop," orchestra. BRIDE ELECT HONOR GUEST AT SHOWER Tn honor of Aliss Alarian Smith, Wyomissing. Airs.

James C. Fabl an Airs. Roy Shugart, entertained in tb hitter's home, Olt 1'enn Wyi' missing. Aliss Smith, whose nui riago to George Rawlins, of a. will take place in the.

near fulu'i. was showered with a number i lovely gifts. They wero arranged be a large heart shaped box, which presented to her. Five hundred played anel luncheon served by candm light. Red sweet peas, surrounded bv tall red tapors formed tho tablo ei a trr piece.

The guest list included Aliss Sob. Airs. Edward Smith, Airs. Hem Ruth, Airs. John New kirk, Mrs.

tin Rosier, ADs. Luther Fry, Air Frank Cox, Afrs. John Oberly, AI" William Ely, Airs. Joseph Zither, AI" Donald Kinsey. Aliss Wanda Krup penbach, Aliss Katherine Arnold Aliss Helen Grohs.

HARRISBURG VISITOR ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE' Miss Dorothy Aloyer, SIS Wash ington entertained at two of bridge in honor of ber hou guest, Aliss Katlierino Alohliu, Harrisburg. The additional guests includ. Airs. Leiretta Ralney, Afrs. Paul.

Rre edy, Airs. Georgo F. Ianee, third. Airs. John AfeCagliv.

Aliss Albright and Aliss Hazel HOSTS AT BRIDGE Air. and Airs Lester Alspach, rT Cleveland West AVyomi sing, entertained at a bridge party their home. The prizes w. awarded to Aliss Dorothy Yoeler, Air Leonard Yoder, Russeil Yoder are; Carl Yoeler. Tho guests were: Afr.

and At. r'. Leonard Yoeler, AH. and Airs. Harry Collins, Aliss Dorothy Yoder, Mi i Evelyn Hautt, Carl Yoder and Russell Yoder.

are cleaner Tht tmin Jry in. more tlinn ii i0 bullous of filtiTed ralnsuft wator in the numerous midsy tiatlis ani veivoty rlnvs given your family washing. llllt VIS BECKERS BEE HIVE EUREKA WILKINSON i 0 1 Or a i'; i i If I i rf I' SiVi 1 i 'A Li rSS tS HIGHLAND HIGHLAND I Victor HerSiert Melodies Victor Salon Orchestra, Victor Salon Group, Victor Concert Orcheitra, Victor Light Opera; Company. In complete album form, $7.50, or (old separately. OPF.N EVENINGS SCORES A "ir" When the really Rood and therefore popular theatro or concert orchestra wants to make an exceptionally successful Impression, it turns to the magic melodies of Victor Herbert, but lately one of the most prominent and beloveei figures In American music.

NothbiR can explain the hold which his mu.slo has upon American audiences any more than tho ielights of the music Itself can be explained. But happily Herbert's nuslc, ployed and suns as beautifully as he loulil have wished, Is. left to us on those delightful records. Mr. Khilliret spent tUhtei'n months of Intensive study of Herbert scores before undertaking this work; tho result Is a treasury of melody for which there has been a pressing demand, nnd to which lovers nt Herbert's music their name is leg ion will give a royal welcome.

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