Napa Journal from Napa, California • 3

NAPA JOURNAL SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1 93 1 1 r- Tn THREI FOR WOMEN READER Betty Sheffield Social Editor MEMBERS OF MINNETONKAH COUNCIL ATTEND RECEPTION MARY JEWELL. PHILIP DUFFY ELECTED TO HONOR SOCIETY SCHOOL CHILDREN ENTERTAIN AT PROGRAM HERE YESTERDAY Mrs. Spreckles Opens Salvage Shop in S. F. Goodman Library Announces Book By Remarque roway, Gladys Hutchinson, Reba Head, Evangeline Oberti, Marie Peterson, Minnie Frisch; Misses Lenore Arata, Margaret Sprinkle, Erla Frisch, Edith Carscaden, Emma Fiore, Caroline Fiore, Marie Roberts, Lois Andrade, Edith La-Londe and Mr.

Jack Roberts, At the meeting, which took place here at seven oclock, it was announced that the committee for the picnic, to he given en Sunday, May 81, would meet on next Monday evening at the home of Roberts. De Pol; Mrs. Simpson, Rachel FrI day; Alls. Carter, Dorothy Friday; Bud, Donald AIcKenzie; Bennie, Henry Van De Pol; Bessie, Harriett Minear; Peddler, Edward Alluis. Following It entertainment, dainty refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to the guests.

Among those who were present at the enjoyable afternoon included Eva Holmes, county superin tendent of schools, and Airs. Georgia Cox Johnson, rural school supervisor of Napa county. The students are elected to it by members of the fa, and it is kept a secret for 'hem until the assembly meets, when the parents and students are invited to t1(. present. As quite a.

coin nl-nce. both Philip Duffy and try Jcueil were graduates of St. John's School in this city. Alary is the youm-ex daughter of Mrs. AV.

R. Jewell Nana and has been active in student affairs since she was a f'c-hman. Philip is the younger son of Air. awl Airs. Owen Duffy of the Mate fu-m ut Yountvillc.

As a complete surprise to themselves and to the rest of the students at the Napa Union High School, Miss Mary Jewell and Air. Philip Duffy, both members of the junior class, were admitted to the National Honor Society. This honor was bestowed to them yesterday afternoon at the weekly assembly. Parents and relatives of the two pupils were invited to be present on the occasion. The National Honor Society is opened to a selected few every year, those excelling in leadership, scholarship, character and service.

0T0NKAH COUNCIL MEMBERS TO VISIT OTHER D. OF P. GROUPS Children of the Shurtieff school presented a program yesterday afternoon at the schoolhouse. The affair began at 1:30 with a great many friends and parents in the audience. The whole affair was arranged under the direction of the students teacher.

Airs. Birdice Phillips and the following indicates that a variety of interesting numbers were enjoyed by the gathering: 1. Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean By School. 2. Hail, Gild Vacation," Alax Aliller.

3. Dialogue, Hail tho Flag, Atarvin Vqn Do. rid ami Donald Wyatt. 4. Song, Hail tlie Flag.

By School. 5. A'y Dog Frisky Orli Ren fro. 6. Song, Farewell to Summer' By School.

7. Pillow Fights" Percy Brus- eo. S. Song, Grown Up Land Harriet Aiinear. 9.

Tlie Collectors Richard Pittsley. 10. Song, Robin and the Chick en' Richard Pittsley and Donald Wyatt. 11. A Flint Arrow Head Geo.

Feterson. 12. Song, Susan Ann AJaric" Edward Alluis, Aiarion, Alar-vin and Alerlin Van De Pol 13. History of Paper Alaking" Richard Pittsley. 14.

Song, ''Threes'' Merlin Van l)e Pol. 15. The Heart of a Tree" Doro thy Friday. 16. Song.

Here Comes the Sun By all. 17. Dialogue, Cast Fairy, Alary Coltiin; Children. Harriett Aiinear and Henry Van l)o Pol; Bad Teeth, Richard Pittsley, Donald Wyait and Alerlin Van Dc Pol: Good Teeth, Donald AIcKenzie, Percy Itrusco and Yon De Pol. 13.

Song, Summertime M.irv Coltrin and Dorothy and Rachel Friday, in. Song, California, I'm in Love With You By all. 20. Dialogue, Mother Wins. Cast: Air.

Simpson, Aiarion Van Following an early meeting Aiinnetonkah Council Thursday evening. a group enthusi.u-tic members motored to Pinole to participate in a reception given by the council in that city for Great Pocahontas Flora Guild. Three hundred and fifty guests-from Vallejo, Crockett, lliehmond, Hayward, Napa and Oakland were present to witness the line welcome the hostess council had prepared to the Great Pocahontas and her accompanying grand officers. Adoption of new members was lie'll and from reports brought here by the Napa members, the degrees were exemplified in an impeccable meeting with the approval of the entire audience. Refreshments were served and a social time enjoyed during the jurse of tiic e.ening.

Amorg tho interesting features of the evening, was the announcement for candidacy for great offices made by a number of the guests present. Mrs. Maud ot Napa, announced her intention to run for great musician at the meeting of the Great Council, which convenes in August. Louise Swartout" of Richmond, present great trustee of the order, announced that she would run again for that office, and First Great Councillor May Merest, who was also present, announced that she would also compete for that office. Other great officers piesent Thursday ecening included Past Great Pocahontasses Rita Bettencourt and Kate 'Wilson; Great AVcnona Isabelle McCluskey of Vallejo, and a number of dis-irict deputies, including Mrs.

Maud Rice of Napa. The Napans all expressed a most enjojable evening and accepted an invitation to visit Berkeley Council on next Friday evening, at the official visit of Great Pocahontas in that city. Those who represented Alinne-loukah Council include Mr. and Mr. George Rice; Mesdames Irene Olive Metcalf, Nina Sammons, Amy Burns, Margaret Car- NEW Swim-Kaps The Lari Word in Mermaid Millinery Sheba $1.00 If you want to be right up to the minute on the beach this year, wear one of these head-fitting Krin-kle-Krepe Swim-Kaps.

They are stylish really waterproof and best of all they are comfortable to wear. Sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. LEVINSONS PHARMACY Phone 257 The Store Visitors Return To Home in Los Angeles Air. and Airs. Ernest Moore, Los Angeles, who have been visiting with their daughter.

Airs. Victor Bruno, of Wooden valley, returned to their home in Los Angeles last Wednesday. During their week's visit. Air. and Airs.

Aloore renewed friendships here and had many pleasant visits with all their friends. Friends of Airs, AV. H. Graham will be pleased to hear that she is making rapid improvement from the serious illness by which she li.i.s been confined to her home during the past two weeks. Deputy District Attorney Alervin C.

Lernhart was a business visitor in San Francisco yesterday. HEAVEN, THE COMING CITY OF GOLD iloar Evangelist Stuernagel give Ills famous Lecture on Heaven. Nothing like it! He will locale heaven and give a thrilling description of the Christians future home. At 7.30 p. m.

Subject at 11:00 a. Christ Bestowing Gifts. Your last chance. Dont miss it! FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE 715 Franklin Street J. S.

Farrar, Pastor Its of attend to the man r. Another invitation was received to be present at the visit of flora Guild t.ie Minnehaha Council of Vallejo, a d. legation will be sent at that time. This will occur on Thun-day, d.me us. On Saturday, dime -7, the group has been invin-l to ocoola Council of San FrainKio.

This council is the group which the Great roeahontas, Flora Guild belongs. Air. and Airs. John Hein are members of this group. Mr.

He'll is a son of Mrs. Theresa Hein of Otonkah Council. Futher plans for MG, dal visit of Flora Guild weie made. This will occur on June preparations arc under way for the occasion. After the business session, refreshments wore served in the dining hall of the Native Sons building, where the meet.ng was held.

Son Bom to Mrs. Carroll Marsh Yesterday Ml', and Mrs. of this city are now i.rf.i.n; congratulations on the b.nh of a son yesterday afternoon at the Grana-telli Maternity Home. At birth, which occurred at 12:55, the young man weighed nine pounds. Airs.

Alarsli is (he former Aliss Irene Ta liman. Chi Omegas Visit Friends in Napa For Weekend Members of the Chi Omega sorority from the University of California nre spending tho week-end with sorority ureters here. Miss Louise Akison is the guest of Miss Kathleen Kelly and Misses Francis Johnson and Isabel Breen are tlie guests of Miss Marcia Nye at her home at Imol.i. All of Hie young ladies will participate in a riding excursion this morning at the. Oak Knoll ranch.

Alary Fnderliiil Monette of Fan Francisco, is spending the weekend as llie guest of Norma Kitto ni her home east of Napa. Airs. Aloiiette, before her marriage, was popular teacher at the J'oh 1 L. Shearer grammar school and has i Jo r.i'rle of friends in tins city. .1,1,1 pli Valencia, former well knoun Xu pi youth, buL now a man of Sacramento, has complcid brief visit relatives in Napa.

He is tlie soil of Elios Y.ilein in of this city. Phone 506-J Coffield Arnitz General Contractors Specializing in II e-building and Moderniz- ing. We Will Help Finance You Estimates Furnished On All Classes Of Buildings vsemsseesMBOBiamm The Road Back by Krieh Maria Remarque is now available at the Goodman Library. This is the story of the return to civilization following the war, by the same author of Ail Quiet on the Western Front, It is claimed by many to be superior to the first hook. Here Is a part of the review from the New York Times: "The world has gained a great writer in Erich Alaria Remarque, of that there can be no longer any question.

On the two themes which ho has thus far chosen, Remarque has 'surpassed all his contemporaries. All Quiet justly won its place as the best picture on the common eoldier in the war to be done in any language; now in "The Road Back Remarque has given the most powerful handling it has had to the story of that soldier in the post war years. "The Road Back Remarque has given the most powerful handling it has had to the story of that soldier in the post war years. The Road Back is a finer book than All Quiet on the Western Front, a book that drops like a plumet into the hearts of men. Eastern Star Chapters Visit In Sonoma Members of the Silver Spijy and Keystone Chapters, O.

E. motored to Sonoma last evening to participate in a reception for the worthy grand matron, Willa Jane lielwig. Tlie chapters exemplified the work of their orders for the pleasure of the grand matron. Friends Fete Birthday of Preston Schutz Air. and Mrs.

lreston Schulz were busiest and hostess, Thursday evening, to a number of friends who gathered together to celebrate the birthday of Mr. Schutz. During the evening, bridge was plajed and tefreshments nerc served later. Among those present were Air. and Alr.s.

j. Alantuphunis, Air. and Airs. Ed. Fletcher, Air.

and Airs. Lauritsen, Mr. and Airs. Claude Lauritsen and Air. and Airs, lreston Schutz.

Mrs, S. Yeamans Leaves St. Helena Sanitorium Airs. s'. Teamans, who.

foi the pa-i sin weeks, lias I. con a guest at Hit' SI. Helena Sunitorium, hu.s greatly improved ill health and is nuw able to return to lier home here. Airs. Ye.

i moil's friends are glad to welonio her back to Napa. Hey Gang! Lets Go! BA MCE Benefit of Eagles Drum Corps YOUNTVILLE COMMUNITY HALL MAY 23 Fletchers Orchestra Admission $1.00 Supper at Midnight Phone 1243 Shop in Napa Valley Considerable interest is being aroused locally in the new Salvage Shop opened recently at 12-14 Suiter street, San Francisco, by Mrs. A. B. Spreckels, nationally known society leader and civic worker who has many friends in this city.

The shop is a non-sectarian, non-profit organization, formed for the purpose ot offering supplementary relief to needy California citizens. The shop is not soliciting money, but is asking donations of ail kinds of men's women's and childrens clothing, shoe and hats, furniture, bric-a-brac, household goods and all kinds of articles which are sold at very low cost and the money devoted to the fund. Many interesting and valuable articles have been given to the Salvage Shop, and throngs of sightseers visit the shop weekly from all parts of California to see tho collection of goods as well as the model salvage plant in operation. The shop is said, by civic and charity workers, to bo the fines-t and best organized salvage shop in the United States. Kathleen Kelly Honored at Garden Party Approximately 20 people gathered toy 'tlier yesterday evening to honor Miss Kathleen Kelly, who recently was graduated from the University of California.

Miss Elizabeth Jewell, cousin of the guest 2 honor, was hostess at her home on Seminary street. The affair was a garden party, being held in the charming enclosed garden of the Jewell home. Tho bridge tables were placed on the lawn until dinner was served, when the tables were carried within the house. The party began at four o'clock, when brijge was played unil dinner. After dinner, the guests chatted until quite late.

out of town guests, sorority sisters of Miss Kelly, were present and included Misses Louise Akison of Alameda, Miss Francis Johnson of Berkeley and Alias Isabel Breen of Berkeley. Martha Coleman Celebrates 6th Birthday Seventeen youngsters were the guests of little Aiartha Coleman yesterday afternoon at a birthday party given for her by her mother, Mrs. Herbert R. Coleman, at the Coleman home on Jefferson street. Aiartha has reached the age of six years, and the party was in honor of the occasion.

A birthday cake adorned with seven tiny candles, (six for the years, and one to grow on!) was the feature of the refreshments which consisted of ice cream and the cake. The table was prettily decorate-l with flowers cut from Airs. Coleman's garden. There were balloons for each child, making the occasion a festive one. The boys and gills present nt the affair were Aiartha, Virginia and Buddy Coleman; Aliriam and Phyllis King; Bobby, Priscilla and Patricia AVilllims; Cortland and Patsy Van Rensaller; Mary, Virginia and Bobby Zeller; AA'ade Shifflet; Jean and Buddy Alurray; Buddy Corlett; Claire Cameron.

Office Supplies Steel Filing Cases Box Files "ypewriters Bookkeeping Systems and Everything to Make Your Office Efficient Kysers Art Store 14 Mala St Napa, Calif Haas Candy SPECIAL MERCHANTS LUNCH, 45c SPECIAL 60c DINNER MARINOS GRILL For Good Wholesome Food -Try Valley Cafe Free coffee after the first cup. Improvement Club Of St Helena Has New Officers Members of the St. Helena Womans' Improvement Club met last AVedensday afternoon for the last time with the old officers presiding. Towards the end of the business session, the gavel was presented by A L. Gaylord, outgoing president, to the incoming official, Mrs.

Noble. Mrs. W. C. Vogel told of the Play, Corporal Hagen, the club is sponsoring.

With Ted Haskell as the Jewish rookie and Dr. Clark Davis as the Irish buddy, the show is bound to be a. success. Tickets have been placed in the hands of all the club members who are urged to do their part by selling them. Mrs.

Walter Aletzner and Mrs. Harvey Money have charge of the ticket selling and all money ar.t tickets must be returned to them by 6 p. AYednesday, May 27th. The following program was rendered: Violin solo, Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, from Samson r.nd Delilah, by Miss Turner, accompanied by Miss Dickensen, Report of Napa County Federation Club meeting ut Las Amigas i 'Rib, by Mrs. Baxter.

Her report was very interesting and and site urged all tu support the new county president, Mrs. who has taken Airs. L. L. Williams place.

Reading by Mrs. Buttlmer, AVanter, a Servant. Piano solo by Miss Dickensen, Prelude in i' sharp Minor. At the conclusion of the program a social hour was enjoyed and cooling refreshments were served by Mrs. Emma Noble and her committee.

The club will resume its meetings after the usual summer vacation. SATURDAY Browns Valley, Old Time Danee. Ranee, Yountvillc Community hail. Dance, Aichy Springs. SUNDAY licnio, I.

C. Hermann Sons. IS S2 Mcraic Given by I. C. F.

Drill Team At Hermann Sons Park Sunday May 24th Music by Peter Rit Ar.cordian Orchestra of San Francisco lie 6LjBaB5afctift3BBe AT The whole evening of the Oton-kai Council, Degree of Pocahontas, was taken up with many matters of importance, rocahontus Katherine Sitig presided over the large attendance of members present. An invitation from the Alt. Tam-alpais Council was accepted. The Otonkah Council is been asked to participate in a Barbecue Picnic that will he hell nt the Grand Canyon Park near Richmond on Sunday, Alay 24. A program of music, skits and games has been planned for the occasion.

Quite a large delegation from the Otonkah Council will attend the affair. The delegates who attended the reception to the Great Pocahontas Flora Guild, gave a report on the event. Plans were made for the float that the council will enter in the Native Sons Fourth of July Parade. A committee has been named to Mrs. H.

Reynolds Hostess at Luncheon Airs, Helen Reynolds entertained 12 of her friends at a bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon. The luncheon took place at Bryants Candy Store, after which the ladies dreve up to Airs. Reynold's home on First f-treet, where they spent the afternoon playing bridge, Tho high scores for tho afternoon went to Alesdamcs O. S. Kyser, AV, T.

Kelly and D. T. Keig. Card Party Given By Girl Reserves Last Night Two of the Girl Reserve groups gave a joint card party last night for the purpose of acquiring funds for the linoleum for tho kitchen floor of the clubhouse. The party was held in (he Qirl Reserves Club- lll.ilSO.

The olubroom was decorated with greens of various types and ci luted an attractive effect, combined with the crude woodwork of tlie room. After the card games, refreshments were served by the girls, themselves, assisted by their advisor, Airs. Alinnie B. Compton. Prizes fqr high scores wore awarded to the following: Afr.

Frank Phillips, Gerry AleCall, Mrs. George Linton, Ida Grafe, Barbara Patteson nn.l Alildred Ludeman. The hostesses for the evening were members of the Lithoni and Winnetunah groups. THE NEW Majestic Radio Hear at EARL G. Wilson 927 Brown St.

Phone 161 Correct footwear for graduation and the attendant functions shoes for young men and young women authentically styled Yountvillc Service Station 100 GENERAL Gas Oil Tires and Tubes Soft Drinks Tobacco Open Until Midnight on Saturday J. Hart 'ey, Prop. YountvP Calif. BOYD'S GROCERY FEME FEEE! Buy A Gold Seal Pull Off the Gold Seal! The number underneath designates the beautiful gift you will receive FREE! Arnitz Bros. Hdw.

Co. We Give S. H. Green Stamps 2007 Main Street with a line of Groceries Ice Cream Candies Cigars Tobacco Stationery Open 7:30 a. m.

to 8:30 p. m. and all day Sunday Telephone 1439 Corner Remodeling SALE! A complete line of new and used MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SACRIFICED DURING THIS SALE STARTING TODAY Beatrice Music Shop tfW mMxw DANCE The Triangle Service Station UNION GAS OILS CANDY TOBACCO GROCERIES SANDWICHES Tables and Shade at Calistoga Opposite Geyser and Mud Baths C. Fenn, U. S.

W. V. Vichy Springs Pavilion NAPA Saturday Night PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF HERB LISLE Admission $1.00 Couple Extra Lady Free 9 to 2 1019 First Street Only Complete Music.