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l'Atit TWELVE SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1930 OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Social an Club Li Li ttle Happenings Fashion and Foibles Books, Art Drama And Music By WINIFRED MARTIN- "Natural lines," we hasten to ad Y'se Women of the Junior College Make Many Plans OCTOBER 5 If one hasn't a miniature golf course in his neighborhood, he can get naeded exercise by jumping at conclusions, diving into the middle of a detective yarn or riding a hobby. Old Man Flickers. be given over to the study of contemporary drama. The section, as is its custom, also will give two programs for the general club body.

Members of the committee assisting Mrs. Cox In outlining the program are Mesdames W. D. Doolittle, E. Q.

Sullivan, W. E. Leonard, F. R. Schiller, H.

C. McMillin and Miss Florence Gilbert ing Its first meeting before the first regular club gathering, Oct. 22. On that day Mrs. Henry Goodcell will speak on Norway, discussing its topography, climate, history and people In order that members of the club may have a substantial background for their year's study.

Contemporary fiction and biography also will be taken up and the latter part of the club year will Hi-Tri Girls Club At Supper Meeting The supper meeting of the Hi-Tri Girls club at the V.W.C.A. was interesting because of the guests entertained from Sherman Institute. The evening opened with the flag ceremony, with Martha Jones leading and Muriel Spaulding at the piano. Spirited club songs marked the supper hour. The business meeting followed and Eleanor Case read the new constitution which was adopted.

Miss Doig, Girl Rp-jprve secretary, eave a talk on -Venn W. Botts Will Claim June Strout As Bride Today AT a very beautifully planned home wedding ceremony with a company of sixty-five relatives end intimate friends present at the home, 1004 Eleventh street, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Strout will give their daughter June in marriage today, Venn W. Botts claiming her as his bride. The Rev J. G. Carmichael, pastor of the First Baptist church, will Woman's Club News.

Story-Telling Hour Attracts Children THE first Saturday morning story-telling hour at the children's library in the series planned by the child welfare department of the San Bernardino Woman's club, was a huge success, the "capacity audience" occupying all the chairs, the tables and the floors, and some standing. It was an eager company of juveniles that drank in every word of Mrs. C. B. Hutchason's nature story.

There was so much delight expressed by the children of the unexpected large audience, that the chairmen, Mrs. Charles P. Fuller and Mrs. W. S.

Shepardson yielded to the evident desire for a weekly hour instead of the fortnightly story-telling, and there will be another hour next Saturday. The hour will be divided, with the first half hour devoted to the children of the first, second and third year age, and the last half to the children of the fourth, fifth and sixth grade age. Frances Atwood will be the entertainer at the next Saturday morning meeting. The membership reception and tea at the Woman's club will be held this Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 8 from 3 to 5, with every woman in the city cordially invited to this "at home," whether a member or not.

read the single ring ceremony at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Nelson Johnston, organist of the church will play the wedding march for the entrance of the bridal party, and the accompaniment for lovely bridal sonsrs by three intimate friends of the bride, Margaret Probasco, Varene Yates and Fran ces Wlnship, who will sing "I Love Tou Trulv" and "The Sunshine of Your Smile." The bridal party will stand with In a white arch entwined with lacy plumosus, with pink rosebuds in contrast of color, and a wnne -Reading bell suspended from the center, The lovely effect will be completed by tall pedestal baskets standing on either side, filled with pink and X-hlte autumn asters. Miss Doris Strout will attend her pister as maid of honor, wearing a winsome frock of peach chiffon in long lines, princesse silhouette, blonde pumps and stockings, and her flowers an arm bouquet of pink Ttadiaace rosebuds. The groom will have for his best man, Henry Sieck, an intimate friend. The lovely brown-eyed and brown Hi-Tri aims and ambitions and the president, Ann Elizabeth Carlisle, made announcements and outlined hobbies program for the year.

Lucille Hansen, program chairman, told of plans for the year. Many "signed up" for the hobby activity they were most interested in. Miss White from Sherman Institute was introduced and Margaret Fredericks, who sang "From the Land of the Sky Blue Water." Ir-ma Harris read "Betty at the Baseball Game." "Whispering Hope" was sung by Margaret Fredericks and Irma Harris, with Gertrude Moffett Irene Astor, president of the senior high school Y.W.C.A. group at Sherman Institute, gave a talk on the work and play. Miss Fredericks sang "Dream of "Paradise," and the Sherman club song' was given by the visitors at the close.

Bel Canto Club Begins Rehearsals For Song Season SEASO.V of song for the Bel Canto club has begun under the leadership of Morris Ruger, the new head of the department of music at the San Bernardino Junior college. Mr. Ruger is particularly well qualified to lead in choral work and hopes to build up a splendid organization with the old members and many new ones who have signified their intention of joining. Special Christmas music Is being rehearsed, an elaborate program being arranged. Miss Winifred Rumsey is to ac company the chorus again this year.

Practice starts at 7:30 every Monday evening in Room 23 of the administration building at junior college. Mr. and Mrs. P. V.

Severance and daughter of Escondido, are spending the week-end with Mr. Severance's mother, Mrs. Laura A. Severance at 360 Thirteenth street Read the Classified. 53 K3 KJ 53 53 53 53 tXI 53 C3 53 KJ 53 KJ 53 R) 53 KJ 53 Kl ca KJ 53 CD 53 kj KJ 53 KJ 53 CO 53 KJ 53 KJ 53 must be taken with a grain of sal What these lines should really are nature's aided and abetted skillful corseting.

Even the slin mest of figures needs something i the way of molding, something tha will give that figure so smooth an firm a line that there is no shar break at the waist or any sign hips. 3 32 HE K3 S3 stone set styles, metal Jewelry for evening Floor. S3 Alvin Z. Hinze Host At Dinner Party on Wedding Anniversary DROVING the old domestic joke A a fallacy, Alvin Z. Hinze planned and executed a very clever and delightful party Wednesday night, thereby providing a surprise for his wife on their tenth wedding anniversary.

Assisted by Mrs. C. R. Page, and' Mrs. Cy Willis of Redlands.

Mr. Hinze arranged for an anniversary dinner to be served at the family home, 2324 street. Beautiful fall flowers decorated the rooms and at 7 o'clock an elaborate chicken dinner was served. Places were laid for Mr. and Mrs.

H. La May, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Heap, Mr. and Mrs. J.

T. Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox, Mr. and Mrs.

C. R. Page, Mr. and Mrs. Cy Willis of Redlands.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jernigan of Colton, Mr. and Mrs. C.

N. Hagen of Riverside, Mr. and Mrs. M. V.

Anderson of Riverside, Miss M. C. Lang, Mrs, Lang. Bridge was played after dinner, and prizes were awarded the high score holders. The guest company then surprised Mr.

and Mrs. Hinze by presenting them with an aluminum roaster and a decorative cookie tray. D. A. R.

Chapter Will Begin Meetings of The Year Tuesday SA BERNARDINO chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will open the year's meetings on the regular date, the first Tuesday in October occurring on the seventh this year. Mrs. S. B. Pond will be the hostess at her home at Patton.

Members who wish to arrange for transportation are asked to telephone Mrs. Leonard, 461-56. The state and local pro grams for the year will be present ed. Our Gang Club Has Gay Autumn Gathering-Meeting with Mrs. I.

A. Douben- meer of Birch street, Thursday, members of "Our Gang" club spent a pleasant afternoon. Cards were played and prizes awarded holders of high scores, who were Mesdames Violet Weist and Alice Price. The afternoon closed with the serving of refreshments. Covers were laid for Mesdames Weist, Price, Susie Price, Roxy House, Iola Eudy, Helen Brooks, Imo Oser and the hostess, Mrs.

Doubenmeer. Mrs. Backman of Riverside, uncle and aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Drollinger of Placentia, also an uncle and aunt, of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trimble of Bur-bank. Read the Classified.

haired bride, will wear a charming wedding frock of great daintiness made of white net and cape hung over white satin, the long pnncesse line bodice sleeveless with deep collar, being completed with bouffant ekirt of narrow ruffles reaching to the ankles. White pumps will be worn. The conventional veil will be omitted, PLANS for the year were outlined at the Y'se Wcmen's cabinet meeting held at the heme of Leonora Grow. This year's program is to consist of a series of aids to personal problems. A friendship meetii'S will be held on Oct.

5. at which there will be a speaker. The whole week is to he "Hello Week." On Oct. 29. a meeting celebrating Halloween will be held.

The speaker's topic will be "Party The question or social activities is to be discussed at the meeting on Nov. 12. On Dec. 3, the topic of discussion will be "Outward Appearance. "Inward Appearance" will be discussed at the meeting on Dec.

17. On Jan. there will be a summary of the se ries and the Y'se Women will de cide whether or not -hey have reached the aim of the year. Not all of the cabinet members attended this meeting. Those present were Miss Frahm, advisor; Leonora Grow, president; Myrle Brooks, chairman; Lois McPhillam-ey, Gladys Tibbot, Marjory Cline and Virginia Thompson.

Miss PhyllisTTarr Chosen for Student Musical Revue Part MISS PHYLLIS PARR who has entered for her first year at U. C. is spending the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Parr. She has just been pledged to Alpha Omicron Pi sorority, and with the eight other pledges was formally presented at the tea held on Monday from 3:30 to 5:30. Miss Parr, talented In dancing and dramatics, has also been chosen for a part in Campus Capers, the student musical revue to be given Oct.

22, and will do a solo dance. She will be at Doheny hall until February, when she will become a resident at the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority house. Reading Club Begins Its Fall Activities Gathering for another of their happy fall reunions at Cafe Madrid yesterday, the Saturday Reading club, founded during the school days of its members by Mrs. A. G.

Kendall, resumed its meetings for another winter. As has been its custom tor many years, the club meets every fortnight during the winter months for luncheon, a book review, and an afternoon of sewing for the needy. Miss Edith Kellogg was hostess this afternoon, receiving the club shortly after noon for a luncheon of charming appointment. Mrs. Walter Hartzell of Redlands gave the book review reporting on a popular literary work.

Members of the club are Mesdames George W. Hellyer, Claude Barnes, W. J. Guthrie, Charle3 P. Fuller, George T.

Brooks, W. E. Leonard, J. M. Oakey, Frances At-wood, Nora Parker Coy, James Cole, J.

B. Claypool, Elizabeth Swanson, Walter Hartzell of Red-lands, Misses Florence Gilbert, Pauline Stiles, Edith Kellogg. Cood Looks Revealed Fit and Comforf Concealed and only a bandeau of orange blos Harris' Presents for a Limited Time A Jewelry, Handbag and Silverware Classic! Now Three Specially Groups of Lovely soms worn about the head. She will wear the groom's gift, a necklace pearls and crystals. The flowers will be Dame Edith yellow rosebuds arranged as an arm bouquet with maidenhair fern.

Following the ceremony the guest company will be invited to greet bridal pair at 1148 Perris street, the home which is' made ready for them. An informal reception will be held, and the bride will cut the wedding cake, beneath a huge wed-' ding bell suspended above the table, decorated and beautifully appointed. The bridal pair will leave for a wedding trip which will include a week at Lake Arrowhead and a Costume Jewelry 39c week spent at Catalina Island and Mt. Lowe. The bride will wear away Values to :53 89c and V2 Price! Values over 53 KJ 53 Values to a very becoming and stylish fall ensemble in hickory brown crepe, with short jacket and brown lace blouse over ivory satin.

A close brown face line hat with costume beads, pumps, gloves and purse will complete the harmonious effect. Many friends will join in good wishes for perfect happiness in the wedded life of the pair. Numerous courtesies have been given the bride and wonderful gifts bestowed in the past few weeks. Both young people are graduates of the San Bernardino high school In the class of 1928. The bride has been with the stenographic staff in the highway ofices here, for a year and a half, and the groom has been in the Pacific Electric of Bracelets, Necklaces, Pins, Chokers in types and combinations of Crystal and Beads! wear, street wear and sport occasions.

Main WO)IDDNB One more Wednesday will intervene before the regular opening day of the club on Wednesday, Oct. 22. For this open day, on Oct. 15, a timely informal program has been arranged. State Senator Ralph E.

Swing will talk on the amendments which will be on the ballot at the coming November election for the approval or disapproval of the voters of the state. They will be discussed by the attorney senator. Lake Arrowhead Woman's club held the regular meeting Oct. 1 at the home of the Misses Ada and Imelda Brooks at Sky Forest. Miss Imelda Brooks who spent the past year traveling in the Orient, gave a most interesting talk, covering as much of her tour as possible in the short time allowed.

She proved an interesting narrator and had many amusing experiences. The members also enjoyed seeing some of the lovely things brought back. Tea was se Ted by the hostesses of the day. The literature of Norway will be studied by the Woman's club Literature study section this year, according to announcement made by the chairman, Mrs. L.

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