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14 Home Owned -Home Edited -Home Read Japanese Civilization Is Essentially Aristocratic, Mr. Yamamoto Tells Club Japanese Artist Paints Through the Imagination and Gives Fantastic Touch He named Kose-no-Kanaoka, the first of Japanese painters, who developed the Buddhist school of painting to perfection; Sessyu, of the fifteenth century, of the Japanese landscape paintthe Yamato school, consisting of ings; illustrations; Kano-Motonobu, leader of school; the school of Korin, marked by fresh designs and decorative effects; and others. Mr. Yamamoto, touching various other subjects of interest, mentioned the fact Henry Ford's products are rapidly driving the picturesque jinrikisha out of business. LEAGUE RUMMAGE SALE The Madison League of Women Votsponsor a rummage sale Sat- TAPANESE civilization has always been essentially aristocratic, and in the olden times appreciation of art was confined to the upper class of society, but in the 17th century it began penetrating to the lower classes as well, according! to the M.

T. Yamamoto, American correspondent for the Japan Times and Mail, Tokyo, told the Woman's club today. As a result an art suited to the taste of the masses of people came into existence. The "ukiyoye" school and the school of Korin are the products of this period, Yamamoto declared. Sketching briefly some outstanding figure in the Japanese art world, he described Hokusai, the leader of the "ukiyoye" artists, who changed his home 93 times in his 90 years of life because it was easier to move than to clean house.

"His vigorously and spontaneously painted pictures represent subjects of all kinds and sparkle with his brilliant personality," Mr. Yamamoto said. "He was critical and never followed blindly." Touching the general theory of Japanese art, Mr. Yamamoto stated that when the Japanese artist paints, he sees his subject through his imagination, and gives a fantastic representation of life colored by his visions rather than a concrete portrayal of his model. Sigma Alpha Iota Spring Recital Takes Place on Sunday A varied program will be given Sunday, at 4:15 in Music hall by the Rho chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, professional music sorority, as their annual spring recital.

The program is open to the public. Five of the girls appearing on the program are giving senior recitals this spring. They are Helen Downey, lyric soprano, Katherine Vea, pianist, Marjorie Holscher, contralto, and Katherine Rhodes, pianist; and Virginia Haight. This is the complete program: 1. Schumann Carnival Katherine Vea, piano solo.

2. Shepherd; Thy Demeanour VaryOld English Helen Downey, lyric soprano. Hargaret Snyder, accompanist. 3. Concerto -Largo ma non tanto Heidi Ross, Violinist Maxine Kessler, violinist Katherine Rhodes, accompanist 4.

Claire de lune, Debussey Danse, Debussey Christine Griggs, pianist 5. Sapphich Ode, Brahms Wings of Night, Wintter Watts Valley of Laughter, W. Sandersion. Marjorie Holscher, contralto 6. Meditation, Mietvke (piano, organ, and violin) Pastorale, Guillmant (piano, and organ) Virginia Haight, organist Margaret Dauer, pianist Maxine Kessler, violinist.

KEHL DANCERS FEATURED The Leo Kehl Dancers, pupils of the Kehl School of Dancing, will be featured this evening at 9. The following dancers have been coached by Mr. Kehl, and will present program of sensational stavaried June Burchette, Jeanne Dais, Helen Domoni, Marion Eifler, Mildred Kehl; Noreen Smith, Evelyn Williamson, Katherine Williamson, Margaret Williamson, rma Poast, Arline Poast, Eva Poast, Georgian and Virginian Schumann, Virginia Eifler, Harold Ace, and Joe Jeanne Newman. RIORDANS AWAY Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Riordan. 2635 Chamberlain were in Milwaukee a few days this week. On Thursday they attended the funeral of Mr.

Riordan's sister-in-law, Mrs. Lawrence Riordan. ADVENTIST SOCIETY The Young People's Missionary Volunteer society of the South Side Seventh day Adventist church will hold its meeting tonight at 7:30. Saturday morning at 10 there will be Sabbath School, followed by the Worship Hour at 11:15. Every Wednesday evening there is a prayer and praise meeting at 7:30.

The church is located on the corner of Olin ave. and Colby st. MRS. BEECROFT TO RECEIVE Mrs. M.

O. Beecroft will celebarte her 75th birthday on Saturday with a reception for friends at her home, 308 Mills from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 o'clock. PACIFISTS' PROM The program of the Pacifists' Prom, an informal party which will be held at the Congregational church this evening from 9 to 12, has been planned as a take-off on the official formality of the Military ball. A drill team is one of the stunts which will be included in the program. Students who are in 1 charge of the affair are: Dorothy Davis, Henrietta Thompson, and Joseph Crawford.

This is the fourth of a series of informal parties sponsored by the Congregational Students' association. CENTRAL LUTHERAN SALE The ladies of the Central Lutheran church will hold a baking sale all day Saturday at Nickles Electric Shop, on Main st. MERRY-GO-ROUND The Merry-go-round club having in its membership a group from the city and surrounding towns, met Thursday in Sun Prairie with Mrs. Edwin Sweet as hostess. Business Luncheon 50c Madison Tea Room STATE Desired ST.

F. 6998 MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL One 8x10 Gold Tone Oil Painting One 8x10 Silver Tone Oil Portrait Value $10 Special $2.50 A Selection of Priced Poses Mother's Day 10 choose for from SMITH'S STUDIO 22 N. CARROLL OVER KARSTENS Sitting o- appointment must be made before April 23rd Bring This Ad With You! THE CAPITAL inenberger and Marian Anderson; Francis Wiesner and Murilla Eggler; Roscoe Livingston and Dorothy Miller; Norman Schuette and Betty Findley. Kappa Alpha Theta Gertrude Brett will appear in a gown of light blue crepe made in long flowing style, wearing light dinner jacket to match the frock. She will crystal earrings, blue crepe slippers, long white gloves, and a shart white velvet Virginia will be attired in pink naPAllen lace with a cowl neck.

Her accessories include long pink and white gloves, pink moire slippers, and a short blue velvet coat. Nancy coleman is wearing a tight fitting gown of white satin trimmed with rhinestone straps. Her attire is completed with white satin slippers with rhinestone buckles, rhinestone earrings, long white kid gloves, and a white fur wrap. A gown of colored satin has been chosen by Martha Jane Van Zant which will be offset by a rhinestone belt, rhinestone earrings, slippers, and a velvet wrap. Delta Zeta Ruth Kuehne will wear powder blue with shoes to match and crystal jewelry; Margaret Grether will wear a black formal embroidered with gold sequins, shoes to match, and a black wrap complete her outfit; Marjorie Rittenhouse has chosen an old-fashioned gown of blue and pink with blue shoes and a dainty pink necklace.

She will also wear a silver cloth wrap. Elanora Pfeffer will be attired in flowered silk with long black and diamond earrings as her only accessories; a turquoise blue' gown trimmed with yellow braid will De worn by Clara Kroner, a blue wrap lined with yellow and blue shoes finishing her costume; Marjorie Meriam will wear blue; Ann Jones has chosen a flame colored dress with shoes to contrast and a white wrap, crystals setting off the costume. Marilla Eggler will be seen in white crepe de chine and a black evening jacket; a very unusual white net formal gown has been selected by Jennie Gratz, and she will wear a watermelon colored summer wrap; Betty Finley is dressing in turquoise blue trimmed in black velvet; Mary Esther Brooks has tulip red and black flowered silk with a red velvet evening coat. Alice Morgan will appear in peach chiffon; Charlotte Ayers, will have a colonial taffeta studded with white embroidered eyelets. Pearls and a white wrap have also been chosen.

Theta Chi Russell Tornowske, Virginia Riesteror, Don Miller, Ruth Robertson; Andieus Reul, Jane Sterling; John Russell, Cora Cillius; Norberto Cuneo, Marie Lacoque; Wayne Burkhead, Ruth Tinknel; man Stoll, Ida Bernhard. Robert Sullivan, Jane Collins; Fordyce Ross, Mildred Lundt; Ralph Bratz, Muriel Hagan; Jack Fieris, Mary Lovewell; Robert McGann, Helen Thompson. Delta Chi Chester Thiede, Catherine Cady; Alois Uek, Virginia Weaver; William Waters, Betty Shimek; Bertel Leonardson, Margaret Grether; Watson Conner, Rachel Phenecie: Alfred Klaba, Janet Smith; Gordon Fortney, Lorraine Herr; George Eckhardt, Clarice Solverson; Ray Ballou, Mary Lou Davis; Robert Conger and Norma Morris. Acacia John R. Bostwick will have as his guest Clara E.

rKoner; E. E. Wisen will take Ruth Greiling; G. T. Campbell will escort Mrs.

Ruth Campbell. Phi Sigma Delta Leonard Einskin, Ann Behr; Meyer Cohen, Rosalie Reichert: Dan Shrage, Elaine Fellenstein; Jerome Skiner, Phyllis Gleichman; Bernie Pollack, Hedda Liverman; Buddy Rosenberg, Babs Steinpress; Ches Skiner, Midge Fleischman; Hank Holland, Bebe Wolfort; Gerry Lappin, Bernadine Morsock; Dave Siegel, Ann Sweet; Stan Benjamin, Nancy Barkhouse; Phil Goldfort; Ferd Mann, Ruth Kirschbraun. Delta Sigma Tau Alfred Wikesberg. Kathryn Schlafer; Sam Medler, Inez Friberth. Sigma Pi Charles Pagel, Violet Baker: Burton Wieweg.

Amela Bunk; Emil Kuhe, Lenore Martin; Elmer Jens, Agnes Hage: Kenneth Hopkins, Celia Blasezyk: Charles Ludden. Faye Porter; Jerome Lojy, Rosetta Power. Alpha Chi Omega Alyce Heffron, Eleanor Clennewerck, Margaret Price, Eleanor Chapman, Ruth Dyrud, Margaret McNeil, and BLUEBIRDS ARE BLUER 9010 125 BLUEBIRD 3750 'APRIL the Diamond Month The Ensemble, the engagement diamond and wedding ring to match. The touch of individuality plus certainty of quality doubly guaranteed. R.

W. NELSON JEWELER 330 State Street Authorized distributor BLUEBIRD Registered DIAMOND RINGS TIMES Marion Bates will attend the ball. Eggshell satin, form fitting to the aist and a wide flare skirt has been chosen by Margaret Price. A pearl necklace which falls down the back, and a da dark blue velvet wrap with white fur will be used. Eleanor Clennewerck will wear a gown of pink lace, long and flowing lines, with white gloves, pink moire slippers, pearl and rhinestone jewelry and a black velvet wrap.

Alyce Heffron will wear a gown of blue crepe with a cowl neckline and rhinestone trimming, silver slippers, white gloves, and a black velvet wrap, with rhinestone jewelry. Beta Sigma Omicron Sophie Bratanic will wear sky blue chiffon form fitting to the waist, falling in ruffles to the floor, a short jacket of matching chiffon trimmed in lapin. Rhinestone earrings will complete her costume. Dorothy Brandao has chosen: a Lelong model of electric blue silk, princess style with a braided belt of blue and cream crepe. Her slippers are of matching blue, and her wrap is of black velvet.

Kathleen Nipple will wear a fitted model of bitter-sweet flat crepe, with a deep decolletege edgd in gold sequins. Her slippers are of bitterswet moire. PHI MU Mary Van Meter will wear a green net trimmed with a large green sash and bow, pink crepe sandals, shell gloves. Eleanor Viner andeRs; Hollywood model of green lace and net, green moire slippers, and white gloves. A green chiffon with beige lace insertions and a satin sash will frock, be worn by Helen Snow, with green moire slippers and white gloves.

Josephine Clark will wear a blue chitfon gown with a matching wrap, white gloves and slippers, and opal drop earrings. Clarice Belk will wear 3 white satin dress with blue satin sash and slippers, and -a pendent and earrings of matching turquoise. An eggshell satin frock with a cerise shoulder bouquet will be worn by Orva Mitchel! with eggshell slippers and gloves. Winifred. Winehagen will wear pale blue satin with matching, slippers and gloves.

Marion will be gowned in light blue pleated satin with sequins, white gloves and slippers, and for jewelry, a crystal pendent and bracelets. Evelyn Morris will wear frock of peach eyelet chiffon with gloves and slippers to match, and a pearl necklace. Patou model of turquoise blue crepe with rhinestones will be worn by Helen Borden with slippers of matching turquoise, eggshell gloves, and a rhinestone necklace. Joan Nulk will wear a frock of green net, white gloves and slippers, and a pearl necklace. Marguerite Hoyer will wear an eggshell satin gown with green flowers at the shoulder, matching green slippers, eggshell gloves, and green and gold rhinestone earrings! ALPHA.

DELTA PI Sarah Ellen Merritt will wear flowered blue chiffon dress over an eyelet embroidered slip, white lace mits, white slippers, white shawl; Maude Gray will wear a peach flowered taffeta, white slippers and. gloves, and a peach transparent velvet wrap trimmed with white fox. Mariana Werve will wear cream colored formal, green slippers and jewelry, green velvet wrap trimmed with black fox; Harriett Anderson will wear 3 yellow pointe d'esprit lace formal with Woelfel will wear a pink chiffon trimmed with lace. pink slippers, white gloves, rhinestone jewelry, and a black velvet wrap trimmed with white fox. Kappa Delta Dorothy Webster will wear pink satin fashioned in the Grecian style with matching pink moire slippers and contrasting jewelry.

With it she will wear an eggshell velvet short wrap. Margaret Hart will be gowned in a turquoise satin frock, slippers, rhinestone jewelry, accompanied by a blue velvet wrap. Octavia Potter will wear white crepe, beaded in red, with cowl neckline. She will also have red' slippers, garnet jewelry and a black velvet wrap. Ernesta Gahagan will also wear white crepe made in the Grecian manner, with a gold belt, gold slippers.

She will complete her costume le with a gold velvet wrap and topaz earrings. Maxine Brostom will appear in a French blue taffeta of floor length, rhinestone straps, and blue slippers. Her midnight blue velvet wrap with lapin trim and rhinestone jewelry will complete the ensemble. Viola Schubert will wear peach taffeta, floor length and peach slippers. With it goes a varicolored metallic wrap and rhinestone jewelry.

Plain will be seen in white creances the Grecian mode, white slippers, rhinestone and jet earrings, and a black velvet wrap. Grace Cotts will wear a very full green organdy with green slippers to match, lace mitts and a white velvet colored Gladys Ramesbotham has chosen green taffeta, green moire slippers and onyx jewelry, slippers, mits and a black wrap; Dorothy Krueger will wear a der has black, flowered yellow net formal, yellow shoes, tom, rose yellow lace mits, amber jewelry, and a and gold black velvet wrap. of Helen Polly Sue Watt will wear a pink satin style, with gown trimmed in cream colored lace, a blue cream colored gloves and slippers, black Nancy transparent wrap; Mary Margaret chiffon, SIMPSON'S 'S Hurry Up This is your opportunity to secure one of our exceptional values in Spring fashion styles 5 Dresses $17.50 formerly $35.00 to $32.50 formerly $65.00 flowered chiffon flat crepe with patent leather belts, lingerie touches lars are: blue brown beige tropic reds black. ALL SUITS Off Step right into the ing can fill their place in ful tweeds, or smooth blue Friday Friday Afternoon, April 17, 1931 Ball Tonight The Mecca of Young Society Queenly Raiment of Pale Blue for Miss Durand TORE of the thoroughly alluring evening clothes which will be seen at the Military ball this evening are described the today. and Floor in gowns are vogue, the face of the present mode, so graceful in line, so sophisticated in design, sO adaptable to the individual, it is hard to imagine how we ever fancied ourselves in any other styles.

Royalty in the person of Miss Glee Durand varies the queenly mode of white and will reign tonight in a regal garment of pale blue Chantilly lace, its full skirt displaying peplums at the waist. Her pink slippers will afford the contrast so necessary to smartness this season. The royal jewels are a pearl necklace and pearl and crystal earrings. White fox collar on a black velvet wrap and white gloves will afford another contrast. Miss Dorothy Eighmy, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alva Eighmy, 40 N. Spooner will appear at the ball in a colonial type cream taffeta model, with tiny ruffles, and drop shoulders. She will have lace mits and a wrap of blue velvet. Miss Lucille Hummel has a coral with a coral crepe dress and coral velvet wrap with white fur.

The gown is floor length and is adorned with a large Nile green bow, which her slippers match, Rhinestone shoulder length earrings and a rhinestone glove bracelet with long white gloves complete the costume. Miss Lorraine McEvilly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V.

McEvilly, 421 W. Gilman will attend with David Lyons, Sigma Chi fraternity. Theta Delta Chi Philip M. Judson, Ruth Wiswell; W. Merle Kelley, Margaret Hammersley; Frederick B.

Judson, Helen Ellis; Rolf King, Ruth Hafemann; Robert Kenney, Annette Lauermann, William H. Van Natta, Madeline Helm; Marvin Roberts, Anita Laars; Robert Kettner, Mildred Tindle; Arthur Sanborn, Mary Hibma. The group will have a box with Phi Kappa and the chairmen. Alpha Tau Omega The following members of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity are attending. Jerry Schroeder Schroeder, Ruth Davies, Alpha Phi; Ernest Strub, Jeannette Omicron Pi; Lawrence Forster, Gertrude Brett, Kappa Alpha Theta; William Lueck, Barbara Swift, Delta Zeta: Phil Klaesson, Viola Vietmeyer; John Reynolds, Ann Eales.

Delta Sigma Phi Walter Tacke, Polly Sue Watt; Perry Ferguson, Lucille James; Roger Stephans, Evelyn Binneweis. Barnard Hall Among the residents of Barnard hall attending are Mildred Mussehl, Clifford Johnson; Genevieve Butcher, George Osborne: Louise Lisor, Newton Place: Alice Holloway, Paul Kuehlshaw; Lorne Baumgarten, Gilbert Ebbott: Selma Brous, Leonard R. Keller; June M. Alton, Donald Neindorf; Cora, Louis Ullius. Dequine; John Russel: Kathryn Anne Hensey, PowClaude Holloway; Margaret Ann Condon, Dwight Zweifel; Marita Rader, Herbert Pinter: Dorothy Lambeck, Thomas Schmidt: Mary Lambeck, Paul Gerhardt; Ruth Milne, John Porter.

Theta Kappa Mu Harry J. Carlin, Alice L. Mathison; Robert L. Flath, Beatrice E. Thompson: Ted Kammholz.

Lura Walker: Daniel, E. Tomskey, Krause, Jane Esther Orr; M. Bernard AnderBennet, Marian Linderman; M. Gerhard Dokken, Eloise F. Lee: Clarence H.

Bistline, Phyllis Procknow: Lt. Walter Brummund, Gladys Romesbatham; Harry Garmager, Marguerite E. Sill; Harvey W. Mohr, Evelyn A. Hvam; Sgt.

Lorenz A. Leifer. Ione Grade: H. Peters, Pauline Marty; V. Pape, Olive Chandler.

Pi Beta Phi Elizabeth Davis, Nancy Duggar, Barbara Crittenden, Katherine Ehrler, Mary K. Mershon, Mary Caroline Palmer, Gertrude Pape, Marjorie Platz and Dorothy Swendson. Miss Crittenden will appear in a gown of old-fashioned flowered net. Her accessories include green maire shoes, a green velvet jacket, and gloves. Miss Duggar has chosen a period gown of eggshell taffeta with ruffles swirling from the high waist line to the floor.

Her costume will be accentuated by eggshell gloves, old ivory and gold antique jewelry, and a blue velvet wrap. Delta Sigma Pi Robert Bennett and Fern McDonald; Fran Bannett and Marjorie Rittenhouse: William Bennett and Ann Jones; Harvey Burgeson and Marjorie Meriam; Gordon Chapman and Marian Boll, a guest from Evanston, Ill. Lawrence Jenkyns and Marian Curtiss, a guest from Boston; Carl Kielsmeter and Evelyn Sporer; Kenneth Evenson and Thelma Peterson; Ivan Potter and Lorraine Luscher; Dayton Paul and Helen Hainsford; Judson Marvin Francis Olaff; Charles Rausch- 'YOU' SAVE IN BUYING KC BAKING POWDER 25 You save in using KC. Use LESS than of high priced brands. 25 SAME PRICE FOR OVER 40 YEARS IT'S DOUBLE ACTING BY MILLIONS OUR OF GOVERNMENT POUNDS USED a white velvet wrap.

Neva Jean Gest: land will appear in a pale blue Luci Lelong model, instep length. Should length pearl earrings, a silver metallic wrap with white fox collar, and blue and silver moire slippers go with the costume. Agnes Barlass is wearing a purple velvet fitted gown with rhinestone straps and earrings, and a purple velvet wrap and tinted slippers. Evelyn Sporer will wear a peach crinoline lace with a peach sash and a black wrap. Florence Langrill will appear in black tulle and a black wrap.

Rachel Phenicie will be gowned in white net with black gloves, black slippers, rhinestones and a black velvet wrap. Ruth Greiling will be at the ball in rose satin, with rose slippers, crystals and a black velvet wrap. Lillian Bey will dance a delicate Alice blue crepe gown, with sweeping princess lines and peach flowers at the back. With it will be worn a peach colored wrap, flesh gloves, matching slippers and brilliant jewelry. Mrs.

Glenn Stephens In Charge of Tea by Chi Omega Chi Omega alumnae will entert. the active chapter and pledges at tea on Sunday at 5 at the chapter house. Mrs. Glenn W. Stephens is in charge of the affair.

REMAINS IN WEST velvet wrap. Constance SnyMrs. M. E. Bell, 209 N.

Murray rose chiffon, tulle on the bot- who was recently called to Long Beach, crystals, a green velvet wrap because of the serious illness of and silver slippers. The gown her mother, has written friends here, Kuenzli is blue net, in a period that three days after her arrival in slippers, sapphires and Long her mother's death occurvelvet wrap to complete red. Beach, will remain Califorchosen white nia to care for her father, who is over Schutter has slippers, rhinestones and 80 years of silver age. urday at 416 State st. ERSKINE-PERRY-SEARS D.

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group met at the Kennedy Manor for a 12:30 luncheon on Thursday. The patriotic opening was followed by a reading on "American Creed Day Thought" by Mrs. Erskine Miles, in commemoration of American Creed Day which was April 3. Mrs Harold Marsh presented a resume of the legislative session. She is a member of the Woman's Legislative Council.

Miss Margaret Shelton, directress of the Emma Erskine Crosby A. reported the group's donation to Ellis Island. The May meeting will be devoted to mountain schools. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CLASS The Woman's class of the First Congregational church will meet Sunday at 9:45, when Miss Mary Hazeltine will conclude her talk on "How We Got Our Bible." DR. JACKSON RETURNS Dr.

Arnold Jackson' has returned from a meeting of the Northern TriState Medical association held at Ann Arbor, Mich. He gave a paper on the "Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases of the Thyroid Gland." CAMP TICHORA Beginning Saturday registrations will be accepted for Camp Tichora in the order received at the Girl Scout headquarters. Camping periods this year are Aug. 11-25 for registered Girl Scouts only, Aug. 25-Sept.

4 for any Madison girl between the ages of 10 and 18. PHI OMEGA PI ALUMNAE Mrs. H. F. Leindorff, 739 Jenifer will be hostess to the Phi Omega Pi alumnae on Tuesday evening at 6:30.

Those attending will call Fairchild 3250. KAPPA RUMMAGE SALE Kappa Kappa Gamma will conduct a rummage sale at the Unitarian church on Saturday. IN NEW YORK Mrs. J. W.

Wilder was a recent guest at the Roosevelt in New York City. CLARK-BUMP The marriage of Miss Lucille Marie Clark, and. Marvin Ver Valen Bump, bot hof Madison, will be performed on Apr. 25 by Father William Mahoney. KNIPE-JORGENSON Miss Mary Elizabeth Knipe, and Leon Rendy Jorgenson were married on Thursday.

MYSTERY The Mystery club will meet with Mrs. Henry Borchers, Westport, Sunday evening at 8. GOLDEN RULE BENEFIT The Golden Rule club of the Business and Industrial department will have a benefit bridge on Tuesday at 7:30 in the Y. W. C.

A. parlors for the conference fund. Reservations for tables may be made with Amanda Peterson, Badger 1052. ST. ANDREW'S GUILD SALE A food sale will be conducted by guild of St.

Andrew's church at the Park hotel Saturday morning at 9:30. Mrs. Clarence Klopf is in charge, assisted by Mrs. W. H.

Varnum, Mrs. Howard Weiss, and Mrs. Karl Kurtenacher. TRAYER GUEST Mr. and Mrs.

George Trayer, 1817 University had as a guest for the week-end. Mrs. Trayer's brother, Douglas Janney of Virginia. VISITS IN KENOSHA Mrs. Theodore I.

Wilson, 504 W. Wilson has guest the past week of her and family in Kenosha. FROM CRYSTAL LAKE Mrs. C. H.

Starry, Aurora, and sister, Mrs. E. P. Esch, Crystal Lake, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

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