THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1928
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prominent part In the operetta.
day evening, April 17, by the children of the Academy of the Sacred Heart.
Tenter; JLncy Fisher who is 8 years of age, ls the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fisher, 1376 State
Hirer t.
Lnwer right: Doris Miriam Is the daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Aaron Astill, 280 North 20th Street. Dorta
Is 'nine years of age.
Lower left: Mary Louise, O years, daughter of 31 rs. Ethel M. Hitter, 1005 State Street.
APRIL
April cold with dropping rain
Willows and lilacs bring again,
The whistle of returning blrcrs
And trumpet-lowing of the herds ;
The scarlet maple-keys betray
VVhat potent Wood hath modest May ;
What fiery force the earth renews,
The wealth of forms, the flush of hues,
What joy in rosy waves outpoured,
Flows from the heart of love, the Lord.
rast President of Rebekah
Afsembly of Oregon
Makes Official Visit
On Monday evening. March 26.
Salem Rebekah Lodge, No. 1, en
tertained Mrs. Etta I. Sanderson
of Freewater, president; Mrs. Hal
lle Ingle of Albany, Warden; Mrs.
Lepna Theil of Astoria, marshal!;
and Miss Ethel Fletcher of Salem.
pMt president, all of the Rebekah
Assembly of Oregon, and also Mr.
Trfd MendeV ot Portland, deputy
grind master of the Grand lodge
rOregon.
flsitors from the lodges In sev
Burroundlng towns were pres
at the regular meeting which
was held In the L O. O. F. temple
In ( Salem. Mrs. Sanderson made
her official inspection at that time
The "Degree Staff of 35 mem-
beH. under the direction of Cap-
tab Irene St. Helen, exemplified
the ritual is a splendid manner.
Mrs. 8anderson gare an inter
esting talk and assembly officers
responded with short talks on "Re
bekah Odd Fellowshin."
lr. Mendel told of some of the
work which Is being done in the
state by the members of the grand
lodge.
Mrs. O. A. Nores read an origin
al jpoem after which she presented
Mrs. Sanderson with a stiver and
crystal gift from the lodge.
: - At the close ot the program, a
banquet was served in the Idlnlng
' room. Mrs. Grace Webber was
chairman of the committee In
eharre. . T -:
Wednesday. Mrs. Sanderson and
11 rs. Thell met with Orpha Rebe
kah lodge of Portland, on Thurs
day afternoon, they were present
at a Joint meeting of the Corrals
and Wood burn lodges and on
Thursday renlnf, they Inspected
the Sllverton and ScotU Mills as
semblies. Mrs. Sanderson will re
turn home for a short stay before
beginning her. last visits of the
year which will Include Inspection
of the assemblies la the southern
part of the state. :
While In the valley, Mrs. Sander
son and Mrs. TheU were the house
guests of Mr. and ; Kn, Robert
Henderson at Chemawav Mr. Hen
derson Is the Grand Repreeenta-
tire f Oregon. ; '. lj
l Guests cjf Relative iln Ore- :
con City
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Moore and
r old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. K.
Is the 7 year old daughter of
"Snow White which will be presented at the ElsUiore theater Tues
heir daughter, Miss Dorothy
Ioore, motored to Oregon City this
-norning to spend the day with rei-l
..j
itives.
Hridge Luncheon at Walter
Buchner Home an Event of
the Week
One of the loveliest affairs of
the past week was the bridge
'uncheon for which Mrs. Walter F.
Ouchner was hostess Friday after
noon in her home on Court street.
An attractive combination of
spring flowers formed the center
piece ot the luncheon table. Cov
ers were arranged for Mrs. J. B
Craig. Mrs. A. II. Moores, Mrs. G.
W. Laflar, Mrs. H. 8. Poisal, Mrs.
V. W. Rosebraugh, Mrs. J. W.
Lewis, Mrs. M. C. Cashatt. Mrs.
R. E. Downing. Mrs. F. E. Shafer,
Mrs. Dudley Purvtne, Mrs. Charles
Pratt, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs.
Chase E. Sone, Mrs. J. R. Pollock.
Mrs. Harold M. Brown. Mrs. A. T.
Wain, and -the hostess, Mrs. Buch
ner. The prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Arthur Moore, Mrs. Charles Pratt,
and Mrs. Chase Cone at the close
of the afternoon's bridge play.
Standard Bearer Girls Will
Meet Monday Evening
The Standard Bearer girls of
the First Methodist church will
meet Monday evening at the home
ot Professor end Mrs. T. 8. Rob
erta. 105 North Summer street. As
sisting Mrs. Roberts throughout
the evening will be Miss Dorothy
Taylor, Miss Neva stolshelse, and
Miss Haxal Hysler.
The devotions In obserranee of
Holy week will be conducted by
Mrs. II Iff. The chapter. "Law ot
the Tithe" from the study book
win be presented by Miss Adalla
Chapter.
Miss Esther Lisle, Miss Hlng
Tsal and Miss Doris Boot erhyde
will have charge of the Philippine
Islands discussion.
Easter songs and anthems will
l5e played by Professor Roberts on
his studio organ.
Rteent GuetU at C, P. Bishop
uotn
l ; Mr. and Mrs. CV P. Blahop had
as .thejr guests recently, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Williams and their
son. John Williams of Deer Lodge,
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams : accom-
D. Allen. 1S90 Xorlta 15th Street.
Mrs. Xora Langt. Merle has
panied Mr. and Mrs. Bishop on
their recent trip to Honolulu. They
were met at San Francisco on their
return by their son. John Williams
and are now enroute to their home
In Idaho after spending several
weeks in southern California.
Mrs. Willard Wirtz Will
Entertain Chapter G, P. E. O
Mrs. Willard Wirtz will enter
tain the members of Chapter G of
the P. E. O. Sisterhood on Thurs
day afternoon in her home at 770
Stewart street.
Guests at Seymour J ones'
rr
Home
Mrs. Robert WoodbiUe (Mary
Edna Jones) and her small daugh
ter, Marian, arrived In Salem Fri
day evening to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Woodbllle's'par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Seymou
Jones.
Mrs. A. W. Glutsch Entertains
Members of the Amigas Club
Mrs. August W. Glutsch enter
talned members of the Amigas
club and two additional guests
on Thursday afternoon with an at
tractive bridge tea.
The special guests were Mrs
Bert Wllliford of Woodburn, and
Mrs. Bernlce Klrkwood.
In the dub group were Mrs. E
G. Rlcketts, Mrs. Carl Schneider,
Mrs. E. C. Charlton, Mrs. Miles
McKey. Mrs. Glenn H. Gregg, Mrs
Edwin Armstrong, and the hos
tess. Mrs; Glutsch.
' The first prize for high score In
bridge was won by Mrs. Glenn
Gregg. Mrs. Schneider assisted
Mrs. Glutsch at the tea hour.
Mrs. McKey will entertain the
club In a fortnight.
Guest in Salem For Several
Days
Mrs. J. C Griffith had as her
guest for several days of the past
week Mrs. W. F. Pruden of Port
land. Mrs. Pruden came to 8alem
for the Winifred Byrd concert
Thursday evening.
Interesting Recital Given
By Students of Professor
and Mrs. Roberts
- Professor and" Mrs. T. S. Rob
erts presented 20 of their Inter
mediate and advanced students in
the Dunning System of Improved
Musle Study in recital Friday eve
ning in their residence-studio on
North 8ummer street.
One et the ' most Interesting
numbers of the delightful pro
gram was "Under the . Leaves'
(Thome) played by Mlas Georgia
Sneed. assistant In the Dunning
department, pianist; and Profes-
Lsor Roberts, organist.
Three pupils were presented
with the Dunning pins.
The complete program follows
"Class Song" . Dunning Gaynor
Lenore Campbell
TWTnter Tales" , . Rowr
r Gordon Carl
"Sleep Little Pigeon. . . .Giamr
ttOCXAL CALENDAM
; Today
Lectr at First Coag-racatloa-
al caarca. Rr. Frad Clark of Ea
ten, speaker. Subject. "Compan
ionate or Christian MarrUfe?"
7:S o'clock.
Monday
John Ersklae, aathor ot "Prl-
rate Life of Helen of Troy." Men's
gym, O. 8. C. campus, Corrallis.
Auspices of A. A. U. W. 7: SO
o'clock.
R. N. A. and Modern Wood
men. Home-conuni' meeting. Fra
ternal temple. I o'clock.
Bridie tea. Sponsored by Wom
an's Alliance, unitarian church.
Mrs. L. F. LeGarie. 1234 Court!
street hostess.
Standard Bearer Girls. Profess
or and Mrs. T. S. Roberts, 506 N.
Summer street. 7:30 o'clock.
Tneedajr
Mizpah das. First Baptist
church. Mrs. T. W. Darles, 941
North Cottage street, hostess. 7:30
o'clock.
Keedlecraft club Mrs. George
Martin, 1190 South 14th street
hostess. 2:30 o'clock.
Wednesday
Missionary society, First Congre
gational church. Mrs. W. D. Clarke
726 North Capitol street hostess.
2 o'clock.
B. and P. W. club. Gray Belle.
30 o'clock. Reeervations Call
Mrs. Maude Pointer, 2468-R.
Thursday
Westway club, W. B. Fra
ternal temple. Mrs. Frank Shafer,
hostess. 1
Chapter G, P. E. O. Mrs. Willard
Wirt j, 770 Stewart street hostess.
Loave Com in
Little Boy Blue". . . .Engelmann
Dean Arehart
The Wind" wins
Good Night" Bllbro
Marion Moore
In the Swing" Streabog
Dorothea Kletzing
Hunting the Butterflies"..
Hlrscb
Eleanor aspinwall
The Little Party". . .Burgmuller
The Comical Clown" Krogmann
Corliss Clark
Hunting Song" Gurlitt
Margaret Moore
Duet "Pixies' Good Night"
Brown
Dorothea Kletzing, Margaret
Moore
Robin's Lullaby" .... Krogmann
Mary Frances Henderson
Ear Training on Intervals:
First Class
Old Black Joe" Foster
Charlotte Carrou
Grand March" Mack
The Butterfly" Lege
Anna Belle Potter
Triads Major. Minor Dimin
ished and Augmented
Intermediate Class
Isobel Grand Walte"
Virginia Lunn
Rhythm the Great Grand
Thought of Musle"
(a) Test. 1
(b) Songs and Pictures, II- .
lustratlng . -
(1) Triple Rhythm -Butterflies
(2X "Quadruple" Um
brellas. Drawn by Jean Anunsen and
Evangeline Millard
Dominant Seventh Chord,
Plagal cadences, aug
mented cadences, and mo
dulation, demonstrated by .
Robert Pickens, Harriett Pointer
Lola Dale Pickens
"Elephant's Dance" Haesche
Robert Pickens
"Merry May" Loth
Harriet Pointer
"Meditation" Morrison
Lola Dale Dickens
Presentation of Pins
"Concert Polonaise".. Bohm
Lucile Mosher
Piano and Pipe Organ Pi a
Piano and Pipe Organ . . . Thome
"Under the Leaves Thome
Professor Roberts. Georgia Sneed
Dr. and Mrs. Seitz Entertain
In Honor of Miss Winifred
Byrd
Complimenting Miss Winifred
Byrd, Dr. add Mrs. B, W. Hans
Seltz entertained with a supper
party In their home at 1144 Cen
ter street following Miss Bird's
concert at the Capitol theater
Thursday evening.
The group included the honor
guest, Miss Byrd ; Mayor and Mrs.
T. A. Llvesley, Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred D.
Thlelsen, Dr. and Mrs. J. 8helley
Saurman, Mrs. John Crandall Wat
son of Portland, Mrs..W. B. Burns,
Miss Nell Thlelsen, O. K. DeWltte.
and the host and hostess. Dr. and
Mrs. Belts.
Week-End Guest of Partnts
in Salem
Roderick Blatehford, a member
of the high school faculty at Grass
Valley, Oregon, is spending the
week-end In Salem with his par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Blatehford. Mr. Blatehford gradu
ated from Willamette University
with the class ot 1127.
Oregon Artists Exhibit Witt
Be On Display This Week
An art exhibit which includes
pictures painted by XI ot the lead
ing artists of the state will be on
display this week in a main floor
room of the Senator hotel build
ing. The exhibit is being shown
here under the auspices of the Sa
lem Woman's club and the Salem
Arts League.
The hostess committee for to
morrow afternoon will Include
members ' ot the institutions de
partment of the Woman's club.
Mrs. 8. M. Endicott Is chairman.
and her assistants will be Mrs. Ray
L.: Fanner, Mrs. Estella O. Ford,
Mrs. E. e. Kennell, Mrs. F. A. Er
Ickson, Mrs. C. E. Stricklln. Mrs
B. E. Kennell, Mrs. J. M. Devers.
Dr. Fannie A. Brown.
The general public Is Invited to
attend the exhibit which will be
ipen from two-thirty to five
t'elock in the afternoons from sev
n to 10 in the evenings.
Mrs. Demarest Entertains
ths Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Mrs. Lloyd Demarest entertain
ed members of the Hi-Lo club with
bridge and tea one afternoon, of
the past week. ,
Baskets of spring flowers were
arranged about the living rooms
and the dining room of the Demar
est hern.
Mrs. E. T. Johnson and Mrs. W.
P. Watklns were special geusta.ibe given at the Feeble Minded
Club members for the afternoon School at two o'clock this after-
.r. Mr. MarTin Sheoard ' Mri.!100 oy tne josepn nenner iamuy
John Watson, Mrs.' Bert Vletor,
Mrs. John Hunter. Mrs. Clifton
Mudd, and the hostess, Mrs. De
marest.
Mrs. Johnson received t he
guest prise. Mrs. Hunter won the
club prize for high score.
In a fortnight, Mrs. - Clifton
Mudd will entertain the club.
Piano Pupils of Miss Phelps
Have Line Party at Recent
Concert
A group of the piano pupils of
Mrs. Ethel Phelps made up a line i
party which attended the concert
which Miss Winifred Byrd, Salem's
own pianist, played at the Capitol
theater last week.
In the group were Miss Leora
Gerig. Mies Bertha Magness, Miss
Oretchen Spencer, Miss Willamina
Hllflker, Miss Opal Siewert, Miss
Margaret Ayers, Miss Ruth Spen
cer, Ernest ueng, wuirea nage
dorn. Miss Gladys Hllflker. Miss
Joyce Phelps, Miss Esther Gardin
er, Miss Ruth 8wafford. and Miss
Kathleen Phelps. MrsYale Brooks
and Mrs. Phelps accompanied the
young people.
Later the party enjoyed refresh
ments in the Green Gate Room at
the Spa. 1
Meeting of Missionary Society
of First Congregational
Church
A meeting of the Missionary so
ciety of the First Congregational
church will be held Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. W. D.
Clarke, 72 S North Capitol street.
Mrs. H. D. Fox will lead the
devotions. Rev. Fred Clark of Eu
gene will be the speaker of the
afternoon. Mrs. Harry Harms will
give several vocal numbers.
The Easter offering will be ta
ken at this time and all members
are urged to bring their thank-of
fering boxes.
The hostesses . will be Mrs
Clarke, Mrs. H. W. Bross, Mrs. E.
T. Donnell, Mrs. Sabra Coatee, Mrs,
W. 1. Needbam, Mrs. A. A. Guef
froy, Mrs. R. B. Duncan, and Mrs,
G. L. Newton.
Delegates From Chetneketa
Chapter, D. A. R., Attend
State Conference
Delegates from Chemeketa
chapter of the Daughters of the
American revolution to the state
conference of the Daughters which
waa held' at the Multnomah hotel
in Portland Thursday,Fr!day, and
Saturday, were Mrs. Russell Cat
Iln."Mrs.. 8. C Dyer, Mrs. Frances
Cornell, Mrs. John W. Orr, Mrs.
D. H. Looney, Mrs. Blanche Eakin
and Mrs. Oscar Hayter, of Dallas;
Mrs. Harry T. Love, Mrs. A. D.
Austin of Woodburn, and Mrs. U.
G. Shipley.
The local chapter was also rep
resented by two members who are
state officers, Miss Lillian Apple-
gate, state historian and Mrs. Sey
mour Jones, a member of a state
committee.
Mrs. John F. Beaumont, one of
the organizers of the state society
and Its first regent was an honor
guest at the convention.
The children of the American
Revolution, young sons and daugh
ters of members of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, and
Sons of the American Revolution,
formed the first state organization
at a luncheon which was held at
one o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the Multnomah hotel. There are
several chapters ot the young peo
ple's society throughout the state,
but heretofore no state organiza
tion.
Week-End Guests From
Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Schultz ofj
Portland are the week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Weller.
Mr. and Mrs. Schultz came to Sa
lem for Miss Winifred Byrd's con
cert which was an event of Thurs
day evening.
i I
Round-Up Club Entertained
With Attractive Bridge
Luncheon
Mrs. J. T. Whittle entertained
members of the Round-Up dub
with an attractive one o'clock
luncheon at the Elks' club on Mon
day afternoon.
Several hours .of bridge In the
Whlttig home on North Summer
street followed the luncheon.
Covers were placed at the lunch
eon table, centered with a lovely
combination of Japanese quince
and daffodils, for Mrs. W. A. Jones
Mrs. A. M. Taylor of Albany, Mrs.
Lewis Griffith, and Mrs. Asel Eotf.
special guests, and the following
club members: Mrs. Joeeph H. Al
bert, Mrs. J. C. Griffith, Mrs. R. E.
Downing. Mrs. Edgar Hartley, Mrs.
John Scott, Mrs. S. P. Kimball,
Mrs. John Albert, Mrs. Charles K.
Spauldlng, Mrs. C. H. Robertson,
Mrs. T. B. Kay. Mrs. W. G. Allen,
Mrs. John L. Rand, and the hos
tess, Mrs. Whlttig.
The hlf h score prize as a result
of the afternoon's bridge play was,
won by Mrs. Charles H. Robert
son.
Miss Grace E. HaU a Recent
Guest in Salem
Miss Grace E. Hall will leave
today for her home , in Portland
after visiting with friends and reLl
atlves in Salem for several days.
Leave On Motor Trip t of . 1.
Several Weeks '
Mrs. Frank Snedecor end Mrs.
Ceorge F. Rodgers left yesterday
by motor f orison thern California
and Arizona where they expect to
remain "until the first of May.
Institutions' Department
Will Sponsor Program at
State School
f he Institutions' Department of
the Salem Woman's club Is spon
soring a program ot Instrumental
and vocal music and readings to
and the Presbyterian church or
chestra. Mrs. J., M. Devers Is chair
man of the Feeble-Minded school
division of the Institutions' de
partment, j
Salem Girl Honored With
Dinner Party in CorvaUis
Miss Hester Gram of Salem, a
senior in vocational education at
Oregon State College, CorvaUis,
was one of the 10 girls having
birthdays In March who were hon
ored with a dinner party at Mar
garet Snell hall one evening of the
past week. Dsffodils and sunbon
net babies decorated the dining
table.
Business arid Professional
Women Will Meet at the
Gray BeUe
Members ot the local Business
and Professional Women's club
will meet at the Gray Belle for din
ner at six-thirty o'clock Wednes
day evening.
Reservations should be made not
later than Tuesday evening by
telephoning Mrs. Maude Pointer at
24B8-R.
A spring fashion revue and spe
cial music will be features of the
meeting.
House Guest at Judge Rand
Home
Mrs. Emil Melzer of Baker, Ore
gon Is a house guest at the home
of Judge and Mrs. John L. Rand
Mrs. Livesley Hostess at
Charmingly-Appointed
Affair
Complimenting Mrs. Frank Sne-
decor .and Mrs. George F. Rodgers
who left yesterday for the south.
Mrs. T. A. Llvesley entertained
Wednesday afternoon in her home
on Lincoln Hill with a charmingly
appointed bridge luncheon.
The luncheon table arranged in
the dining room of the Llvesley
home was very lovely with a cen
terpiece of pink rosebuds, lavendar
anemones, and, yellow primroses.
Attractive favors marked covers
for the honor guests, Mrs. Snede
cor and Mrs. Rodgers; Mrs. Wil
liam Boot, Mrs. Isaac Lee Patter
son, Mrs. Reuben P. Boise, Mrs.'
THE MUSIC SHOP
Just Inside the Weet Entrance of Stiffs on Court St.
Buescher Band and Orchestra Instruments
Weymann Banjos Sheet Music
Accessories
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LHZTILE GHiltG' DE1EGOEO
Each Is adorably smart, amazingly practical, when
mad of Light O'Day. - '
It is TUBFAST every lovely printed design and smart
new tint!
LIGHT O' BAY
has a rich lustre that makes It look like "dollars-per-yard,"
yet its price is very reasonable. See the lovely
new patterns now ready.
Plain
Per Yd.
79c
See the advertisments in April Pictorial Review and
Delineator, out today; then see our window.
SALEM PORTLAND , SPRINGFIELD
. -. i i .
liam H. Lytle. Mrs. R. B Lee Btei-
ner. Mrs. B. O. Bcbuckllng. rs.
John J. Roberts Mrs. T. C. Smith.
Mrs. George L. Rose. Mrs. William
Walton. Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner,
Mrs. John H. McNary. Mrs. MUton
Meyers, and the hostess. Mrs. Liv
elier. Mrs. William Boot won the high
score prize in bridge. Mrs. Snede-
cor and Mrs. Rodgers receivea
guest prises.
Out-Of'Town Guests at
Winifred Byrd Concert
Out-of-town guests at tne con
cert which Miss Wlnurea yro
played at the Capitol Iheater
Thursday evening ! included Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Irvine. Mrs. A. W.
Giesy, Mrs. Walter Pruden, Dr.
and Mrs. Donald Byrd, and Pro
fessor and Mrs. Wallace Graham,
all ot Portland; Miss Flora Mason
and Mrs. Hawkins, or Albany, and
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Keene of
Sllverton.
Spending the Week-End at
Xeskoivin
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Hendricks. Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Young and Mr. and
Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry are spend
ing the week-end at Xeskowln.
Mrs. Edgar Hartley Enter
tains in Honor of Mrs.
Kay and Mrs. Spaulding
Mrs. Edgar Hartley entertained
with a delightful affair Wednesday
afternoon honoring Mrs. Charles
K. Spauldlng and Mrs.' Thomas B.
Kay who returned a short time
ago after spending a month on the
Hawaiian Islands.
The living rooms of the Hartley
home were lovely with baskets ot
daffodils and trllliums.
The high score prize was award
ed Mrs. Homer H. Smith. Mrs.
Spauldlng and Mrs. Kay received
guest prizes.
Mrs. Hartley was assisted at the
tea hour by Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs.
Hollls Huntington and Miss Kath
erine Hartley.
Mrs. Locke Hostess at
Delightful Afternoon Affair
Mrs. Oliver C. Locke was hos
tess at a delightful bridge tea
Thursday afternoon in her home
on South Commercial street, hav
ing as her guests members of her
bridge club.
Special guests were Mrs. R. E.
Lee Steiner, Mrs. George A. White,
Mrs. T. A. Roberts, Mrs. Frank
Spears, and Mrs. Frank Snedecor.
Club members present were Mrs.
George F. Rodgers, Mrs. Harry
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Mrs. Oliver a Locke. Mrs. Wil
Shapes are tight fitting,
cloche and large while
colors will vie in the Bril
liant Easter Parade.
$3.95 $9.75
For the wom
an who likes
her hose to fit
with comfort
and flattering
beauty. Subtle
spring shades.
$1.50 $1.95 $2.50
Cape skin, Imported
French suedes in pullon
styles. The very latest
plain tops (embroidered
cuffs now being passe).
$2 as to $4 ?5
We are presenting a most
authentic collection of
smart, new bags for
Easter, including the new
trout-calf .bags. V
$2 95 to 495
Throughout ev
ery spring and
Easter fashion.
the feminine
note is cited
and a gay bou
tonniere - does
. the trick. - -
49c , 98c -.'$1.48'