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SANTA ROSA REPUBLICAN SANTA ROSA CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY JULY 6 1938 PAGE EIGHT Social News By BYRD WEYLER KELLOGG June 22 returned Saturday evening from a honymoon trip which started at Reno Nevada and took them to Canada and return They visited popular resorts along the way and spent a day or two at Crater Lake Mr and Mrs Alter and their little daughter Susan arrived from San Francisco to visit at the Wasserman home Mrs Alter being the former Miss Jane Wasserman Little Miss Alter remained in Santa Rosa with her maternal grandmother while her parents spent part of their holiday vacation in the river Family Celebrates Holidays at Wasserman Home The family of Mrs Milton Wasserman had a happy weekend with visitors from San Francisco and friends who stopped to greet them while passing through Santa Rosa The highlight of holidays was the return of Mr and Mrs Jack Berger (Ruth Wasserman) Mr Berger and his bride of Members of Church Circle to Meet Wife Mrs David Kimmel president of Circle 2 of the Methodist Aid Society will entertain the members tomorrow afternoon at her home 900 Beaver street Mrs Homer Bodley wife of the new pastor of the church will be present to make the acquaintance of the members of Circle 2 and Mrs Carl Lehman will attend the meeting to direct the devotional period BETTY RIDLEY ENGAGED TO JEAN HARPER GUESTS AT GIFT PARTIES LEARN Telephone 777 639 Fourth Street Elsie Perkins is the granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs Douglas Badger prominent residents of Rincon Valley and she is a niece of Mrs Sam Strong A graduate of the public schools of Santa Rosa the bride-elect also attended Junior College and graduated with the June class Mr Harper son of Captain Bruce Harper of Santa Monica and Mrs Edward Hagadorn of San Francisco is also a graduate of the local Junior College He has been living in Sebastopol at the summer home although he spends part of the time in San Francisco with his mother Definite plans for the wedding have not been made but friends anticipate an early culmination to the romance that started on the local Junior College campus Smashing JULY Matilda Allison Marries Palo Alto Man Miss Matilda Allison former well known Napa woman and Edgar Williams of Palo Alto were united in marriage at a quiet wedding in All Saints Episcopal Church in Palo Alto last Saturday afternoon The Rev Oscar Green officiated at the wedding which was witnessed by a few close friends The bride is widely known for her welfare work among the blind among exservice men in San Quentin and for the Red Cross She has been blind for forty years When she graduated trjrn thd-California School for the Blind at Berkeley in 1909 she was class valedictorian and was said by the head of the school to be the brighest member of the group Mrs Williams became an accurate and rapid typist learned 2000 medical terms to qualify as a clinical dictaphone operator at tire Napa State Hospital and mastered both the Braille system and the deaf and dumb speaking manual Red Cross Braille When the Red Cross organized a 1 Braille transcription class at Napa she was asked to take charge She has taught blind exsoldiers at the Home in Napa sent messages in Braille to blind' prisoners at San Quentin and once took a 50-mile'vjourney into the Trinity County octogenarian to read Braille In 1919 she won first place in a civil service examination for dictaphone operator and typist 1 She belongs to the Auxiliary of the American Legion On her return in 1927 from the first gathering of World War veterans in Paris she met Sir Thomas Lipton at that time on his way to America to make another unsuccessful attempt to lift the Cup He became her warm admirer and made two trips to Napa to visit her One Christmas he sent her a large package of tea and another year cabled Christmas greetings from London Miss Dog She also numbers Helen Keller among her friends and was guided for a time by Miss Seeing-Eye dog Miss Allison and Mr Williams met in 1917 when the latter was a member of the state civil service commission He was appointed to the original commission in 1913 by Governor Johnson and served as president three years He was also deputy real estate commissioner for two and a half years in charge of the San Francisco office and held positions with the state treasurer at Sacramento in the Los Angeles office After his retirement in 1932 he went to Palo Alto to live Before coming to California in 1910 he was in the newspaper business in New Jersey He served his state as a legislator and officer for nine years Mt Jackson Climb For Trails Club Sierra Group Here The Redwood Empire Trails 'Club will climb Mt Jackson near Rionido next Sunday ac-jcording to an announcement made by Goodhue who will lead the trip Members will assem-ible at the public library at Fourth and streets at 8:30 I a and proceed to the scene of the outing They will devote the morning to walking to the lookout station on top of ithe mountain and in the after-jnoon will enjoy swimming at 'one of the nearby river beaches i A tour for the bicycle group has been arranged for Friday evening of this week and the tour has been routed through Stony Point road Todd road jLudwig Bellevue and Dutton ave-nues Participants will meet at the Santa Rosa Library at 6:30 and proceed over the outlined course under the guidance of Jeffrey Noel A bicycle tour was enjoyed last Friday evening through Sonoma avenue and Rincon Valley The holiday weekend gave the Trails Club its largest and most successful hiking tour and permitted participation by San Francisco Bay and Loma Prieta Jose-Palo-Alto) chapters of the Sierra Club for a three-day outing at Anchor Bay on the Mendocino coast Anchor Bay Camp Use of a beautiful private camp-site was given the clubs by Pierce proprietor of Anchor Bay Camp The site was a five-acre meadow entirely surrounded by fir trees which afforded a marine view yet had full protetcion from the wind Approximately 125 persons and 38 automobiles used the camp yet there was room to spare James Barbour of the Sierra Club arranged a Saturday evening camp fire entertainment acting as master of ceremonies while skits comic songs and a short historical sketch of the district were given The historical data was provided by Alfred Tully of the Trails Club Antone Trigeiro president of the Trails Club welcomed the visitors to their first outing with the Redwood Empire group A magnificent fireworks display was held on the beach Sunday evening under the direction of the proprietor of the camp Visit Ghost Resort A caravan of about 60 hikers and 16 automobiles journeyed to Signal Ridge on Sunday and from there hiked down to the Point Arena Hot Springs a ghost resort on the north bank of the Garcia river about 14 miles from the mouth William Carr and Alfred Tully of the Trails Club conducted the short hike about four miles The ghost resort consisted of a four-story hotel dance hall and about a dozen cabins all of unpainted rustic split timber siding and shake roofs and built in virgin timberland A quarter of a mile up stream by trail the hot springs bubble along the river bank from a rock ledge They have been prepared for bathing treatments for rheumatism and other ailments The Sunday hikers bathed in the warm waters and swam in a deep pool in the river which was about 80 yards long and 20 wide After the swim and a luncheon the group started the ascent up the slope to the top of Signal Ridge to visit Signal Ridge fire lookout a 62-foot steel tower located on the timber-covered crest An unique feature of the ridge is the growth of redwoods Douglas fir yellow pine sugar pine madrone and tan oaks growing together and at elevations ranging from one to two thousand feet This combination of growth is said to be most unusual yet can be found within six miles of the coast A Statement by A new selling period has been created by the persuasiveness of the So plan this SALE to create new business by offering enticingly LOW PRICES for QUALITY apparel good for for for us and for the manufacturer Buying new clothes keeps your spirits up It helps to keep the looms humming and the wheels of industry spinning all do our share to aid conditions It means prosperity for all More sales mean more jobs And be surprised at what your 1938 dollar will buy at Pasadena Woman Named to National Office The name of only one western woman appears on the list of appointments made by Mrs Saidie Orr Dunbar of Portland new president of the General Federation of Clubs This is Dr Clara Burdette of Pasadena reappointed chairman of the committee on history and continuation Dr Burdette is an honorary vice president of the general federation Seven of the nine department heads have been appointed These are Mrs Clausen of Hori-con Wis American citizenship Dr Josephine Peirce of Lima American home Mrs Wiley Morgan of Knoxville Tenn education Mrs Carl Schrader of Belmont Mass fine arts Mi's Frederic Beggs of Wycoff international relations Mrs David Long of Harrisonville Mo junior clubwoman Mrs Fred Lufkin of Chicago is chairman of press and publicity Mrs Gilbert Reynolds of Paducah Ky formerly Grace Morrison Poole will be extension secretary for international clubs Other chairmanships are: Mrs Moore of Miami Fla public safety Mrs Johntz of Abilene Kas credentials badges and elections Mrs Arretus Burt of St Louis Mo motion pictures Mrs Frank Bennet of Saugus Mass war veterans Mrs Husband of Washington headquarters and house committee SacramentoCouple Entertain At Russian River Mr and Mrs Quinan of Sacramento entertained 75 guests on the Russian River July 4th at the old George Nally home girlhood residence of Mrs Quinan The guests most of them from Sacramento enjoyed a picnic luncheon served at 1:30 swimming during the afternoon and a campfire and weinie roast the evening While the guests were celebrating on the river they learned of the arrival of Mrs daughter Martha Julia Quinan in Paris where she celebrated the Fourth of July with jhe American colony Entire Stock of Silk Dresses Entire Stock of COATS -SUITS Drastically Reduced Colorful Plaid 44 as f'y ft 1 v- -A A I im The gay green blue yellow gray red and white plaid design of this sheer wool frock for coolish vacation days is used diagonally for a slimly molded silhouette accented by all-around pleating in the graceful skirt A blue scarf tucked inside the simple neck and matching blue leather tabs on the self-fabric belt are interesting touches Mary Wheelock Here To Visit at Home of Parents Miss Mary Wheelock student at St Francis School of Nursing in San Francisco visited in Santa Rosd over the weekend at the home of her parents1 Mr and Mrs Clyde Wheelock of Spring street While here she welcomed to Santa Rosa her maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles of Jowa who had just arrived for an extended visit AT RIVER HOME I- A custom of years was continued yesterday when Mr and Mrs A Rae Corrick entertained friends over the Fourth of July holiday at their attractive Russian river cottage Among the guests were their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brown and Mr and 'Mrs Lieurance and Mr and Mrs Edward McNamara The ancient city of Pompeii was a favorite resort for wealthy Romans 1 I THE NEW RILLING KOOLER WAVE I personally GUARANTEE a better quicker safer permanent -Wave No electricity harsh chemicals machines or wires The most comfortable permanent in the entire history of waving Charles Use our free parking service while your wave is being given ELITE Beauty Shop Phone 1565 529 Fifth St Drastically Reduced Dresses jor All Occauons 55 Dresses Values to 1075 5 SUITS Recent parties and other events planned for members of the college set focus attention on the engagement of Miss Betty Ridley and Jean Harper although the bethrothal has not been formally announced Miss Ruth Bailey will entertain in honor of Miss Ridley this evening at a gift party and bridge at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Bailey A score or more guests have been invited A charming event for the engaged girl took place last week when Mrs David Crane entertained at a linen shower and bridge Four tables of players were entertained at bridge and a late supper Many handsome pieces of linen were presented to Miss Ridley Miss Ridley daughter of Mrs Educators Scorn Humanized Animal Stories STANFORD UNIVERSITY Cal July 5 Stories like the Three Little Pigs The Ugly Duckling and Peter Rabbit help little children in their gropings to understand this swift-inoving complicated world Dr Paul Hanna today told the annual Stanford educational conference As a message to modem mothers Dr Hanna said modern children find bedtime stories about real people whom they see in their daily lives and come to know by character name or appearance far more interesting Living persons also are more valuable as subject matter for stories for today the mind of the growing child is conscious of a realism unknown to children of past decades The children enjoy hearing about men and women whose paths cross their own of whose problems they have become conscious and whom they can see identify and remember Dr Hanna nominated to take place of Peter Rabbit in the affections of 20th century children The Postman The Airplane Pilot The Milkman The Railroad Engineer about whom may be woven stories or real life that have as much moral and which are as illustrative in the qualities of integrity bravery kindness and loyalty as the hero's of the oldtime fancies Dr Hanna was only one of a number of distinguished speakers at the conference who will join physicians nutrition experts psychologists teachers and parents in presenting various aspects of the problems of early childhood Life Sketched in Published Article Improvement Era a magazine published by the Church of the Latter Day Saints contains a sketch of the life of William Harrison Culmer which was written by Helen Miller Lehman of Santa Rosa and is published under the title Last of The subject of the sketch lives at the Pythian Home east of Santa Rosa and is widely known an account of his association with the famous English writer Mrs Lehman is a member of the League of Western Writers the Santa Rosa Guild and the American Association of University Women She is a member of the board of school trustees of Santa Rosa AT CAMP HICKEY Camp Hickey in Lake county will be the rendezvous of Santa Rosa youth during the time Mr and Mrs Vern Hickey are there this month Among the boys vacationing at the camp at present is Bill' Pedersen son of Mr and Mrs Obert Pedersen He will later in the month accompany his parents to Zephyr Cove These Signs May Mean ROUND WORMS! Mothers And doctors are often puzzled by signs of Hound or Stomach Worms first because these YVornji are hard to delect Second because the signs may he mistaken for Simple Anemia Nervous Stomach etc This menace" of day still troubles both eily and country children of all ages because the infection is so easily caught from flies dogs uncooked vegetables fruit water dust and dirt etc To inuke sure try Vermifuge at once and watch Hound Worms disappear Appetite will in crease digestion will be hastened stomach acidify alkalized A wonderful medicine with a 108-ycar reputation at a low price 623 Fourth Street Fhone 12 39 Man Tailored Saits For Women and Misses 10 75 80 Dresses Values to 1475 00 9 85 Regular 19-50 Values 26 Bradley Knit Saits 1075 1950 Values Values 595 1275 15 Ensemble Suits 3450 Values 1675 68 Dresses Values to 2275 25 Formals 795 Values to 1275 Dark Crepe dresses Sensational arkdowns to Styles that will be lovely this fall You can now buy three for the price of one The La Blange Shop's STOCK REDUCING SALE ON ALL MERCHANDISE Values 19-50 to 3950 1 075 to 2450 COATS 42 Sport and Utility Coats 10 75 37 Dresses Values to '2350 985 Dresses Values to 12 75 395 Dresses $100 Mary Calvi Accepts Position in Valley Ford Bank VALLEY FORD July Miss Mary Calvi of Occidental has accepted a position with the Valley Ford branch of the Bank of America Miss Calvi is a graduate of Tomales High School where she did outstanding work in the commercial department and was a member of the scholastic honor society She specialized in ne counting at the Santa Rosa Junior College the past year Her employment will be a valuable addition to the present personnel of this bank increasing its service to the Coast section people A LcBaron manager of this bank has returned from a two weeks vacation He attended the Rotary convention at San Francisco while away FORMALS Romantic new summer styles Values to $2450 Now $2 $6 $8 $10 BLOUSES All $198 Values Now $150 531 FIFTH STREET STREETS ii i ii 1 1 i i ITi rifi ii i i if i i i nil JULY CLEARANCE SALE FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE Regardless of cost Must make room for new merchandise Hurry! Limited won't last long at these prices 84 DRESSES Regular $595 $395 SALE PRICE 130 DRESSES Regular $895 s5's SALE PRICE 234 HATS Regular $295 and $750 and A SALE PRICE A 50 BLOUSES Regular $195 $29 SALE PRICE DRESSES Smart Silks for sport and street Values to $2450 now $3 $5 $7 $10 $13 SUITS Values to $2450 now $1095 to $1295 EUGENIA PERU ARTS 35 Utility and Dress Coats Values 1 7C 1950 to 2475 I 12 Far Trimmed Coats 1 Values 4950 to 79-50 2950 to 4450 CORSETS Broken Size Assortments Values Values to 350 t(J 500 195 295 Odd Lot a a i TABLE Odd Lots am) Broken Size Assortments Ridiculous Reductions to Clear I PAJAMAS SLIPS SWEATERS BLOUSES PURSES HATS NECKWEAR CHOICE 00 Famous Values to 200 100 CLOS1MG OUT ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK PRESSES COATS SUITS SLACKS OVERALLS LINGERIE COME IN AND GET YOUR SHARE OF THE MANY BARGAINS The Seasons Smartest PLAY TOGS Bradley and BVD Swim Suits 395 up Columbia Knit Combination Play Suit and Dressmaker Swim Suit Jersey Special 295 Patsy Jane Flay Suita 195 up Baskot Weave Slack Suits 495 Denim Slack Shirt and Each 195 Dudo Ranch Shirts 150 up Dirndl Play Suits Roman Strip 8-pleco 395 Eastern Isles Beach Robes with zippers 295 Suma-Kool Coulollcs and Slaeks Man-Tailored 595 You MUST Have a Neiv NELLY DON Something new something pretty something cool Slip Into a Nelly Don Sheer Print Lace or Nelda Ruyon Crepe They fit your figure your plans and your purse Sizes 12 to 44 395 to 1095 Your credit is good at Use It It costa no more to BUY quality clothes at on Budget Plan CASH OR CREDIT ONE PRICE! 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