May 21, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Students
Graduate
Friday Is Date of
Services for 2 00
Klamath Seniors
Klamath Pall resldonla will
be Kitnnla at an Impresatv
roroiiinny Friday afternoon,
May llio twenty-seventh, whn
ovr two hundred sunlor dress
ed In cl" end gown will
march 1nwn the aisle and up to
I ho platform of thn Pnllonn
thoatro for Din Knidiinllnn ex
orcise or III class of 1 0 3 .
The hlieh school girls' oo.
(tlo will fiirnlnh tlio inualo for
I ho afternoon, und thn high
achool orchualrn will piny th
procosslonal und recessional,
Li. 0. Obnrllos, a rollred busl
i nes man or Tacoma, Washing
1 Ion, will address Ihs graduate
on I ho subject tin "Dreamer."
Reverend Hussnll of tha Nai
arone church will glvo tha In
vocation. Scholarships and award will
ha given lo Ilia axnlora, and two
hundred dlplomna will ha pra
aonlod lo tha graduates by Mr.
Percy Murray, chairman of tha
achnol hoard.
CALENDAR
Sunday, May 22
Robekalt Social club serving
waffle breoMast for members
of Robekah lodge at IOOF hell
from 9 to II e. m. Nominal
charqe. For reservations call
312-W or 390-M.
Monday, May 23
Annuel ipring flower show
and lea fo be given by Klam
ath Fells Women's Library club
In main auditorium, Tha public
Invilod. Mrs. C. W. Hornl
brook, chairman of the flower
show and Mrs. G. Logan Black,
ehoirmen of tea.
Royel Neighbors of America
cel'od mooting in IOOF hall at
seven-thirty o'clock.
Tuesdey, (May 24
Annual meoting of ell Delph
ian chapters in the Elk hotel at
half pat ton o'clock. Mrs. J.
Royal Shew to speek on lest
two programs. Luncheon et half
past twelve o'clock followed by
skit.
Regular meeting of Aloha
chapter, O. E. S., in the Ma
sonic temple et eight o'clock.
This is the annual guest night
meeting.
Wednesday, May 25
Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt to pre
sent students of piano and
voice In recital at eight fifteen
o'clock In library auditorium.
Annual tea for senior girls
to be given at the home of
Mrs. J. Royal Shaw by members
of AAUW. Hours, 2:30 to
5:30 o'clock.
Thursday, May 26
Sojourners will meet in the
Willard hotel at two o'clock.
Hostesses, Mrs. C. E. Seavey
and Mrs. James Burness.
St. Paul's Guild to meet with
Mrs. Gary Corad In the Alpha
apartments.
Friday, May 27
May mooting of Past Ma
trons club to be hold at Ma
sonic temple at one o'clock
with luncheon, business meet
ing and cards.
Saturday, May 28
Elks May danco to be given
In the Elks temple for Elks and
their ladies.
Spring rummage salo planned
by the Guild of St. Paul's
Episcopal church.
Wednesday, June I
Wednesday club of St. Paul's
Episcopal church in the parish
house with Mrs. M. J. Young
as chairman. Business meeting.
Thursday, June 2 ,
Study group meeting of
Beta Sigma Phi in the Willord
hotol at eight o'clock.
Saturday, June 4
Benefit card party sponsored
by the American Legion auxil
iary in the Amoricon Legion
hall at one-thirty o'clock.
Monday, June 6
The next regular meeting of
the Business and Professional
Women's club will be held at
Hotol Willnrd on Monday eve
ning. June 6, with dinner served
at six thirty. This will be the
"boostor" meeting for the state
convention and Ruth Bothiany,
newly elected president, will
novo charge of the oroqram.
Annual dinner of Eulalona
chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution to bo held
at half past six o'clock, the
place to be announced lotor.
Mrs. Thomas Hampton, chair
man. Saturday, June 1 1
Members of Roames Golf
and Country club and thoir
guests will enjoy a celebration
dance at the club house.
The Sojourners will meet In
tho Willnrd hotol at two o'olock
In the amnll party room nn
Thtiradny, May the twonty
Ixth. llostosson for tha affnlr
will be Mra. C. B. Seavey and
Mrn, Jntnos Bunions.
Those who wish miiy have
luncheon nerved nt one o'clock
In the dining room before play
Inn carda.
EL RODEO STAFF
ENDS YEAR WITH
PARK PICNIC
Tho Kl Rodeo atuff of Klam
ath Union high achool ended a
successful year with a. plcnlo at
Moore purk Wodnesday, May
eighteenth.
Daauhall andtennl wore
played during tha afternoon af
ter which rofroahnionta ware
aerved around a camp fire.
Thorn prnsnnt wero Lattl
Stewart, Carolyn Collier, Penny
Cnnatuna, Donna fife, Harry
Johnson, Irla Lindbergh, Leo
Mnlatorn, Johnny lliiffiilto,
Mary Murnurot Hcolt, Jim Tel
ford, Leland Met), Ruth Hon
drlcka, Mary Lee Kollla, Itiiltj
Molnua, Vernon Mlchelson, Ki
ll Piper, Lucille Hiulth. Mil
ford Hlmrkl. and advlsera, Chen
tar Bhulur, and Victor Jepsnn.
Nurses
Plan Meet
June Convention To
Be Highlight of Next
Month
Nuraaa throughout Oregon
will gather In Klnmath Falle
for their annual alate conven
tion to ho held Mty tho thlrty
flrat until June third, when the
graduate nuraca of dlatrlct
eight will praald ai boatoaaoa at
what promlaea to be an Interest
ing and full three days.
Jane V. Doyle, prealdont of the
Oregon State Nurses association,
will preside at the various ses
sions, and the outstanding
apsaker on the program
will he Mra. Alma II. Scott, di
rector of the American Nursing
aasoclatlon headquarter. Mra.
Katherln Wilson of Merrill Is
president of the hostess associa
tion. Among tb entertainments to
b provided for th visitors will
ha a tea to be given by th aux
iliary to tho Klnmath Lnke Md
tcul society at tho homo of Mrs.
P.. V. Johnson on Pacific Ter
race, and a trip (o Crater Lake
on tbe final afternoon of the
convention.
Following are the convention
committees which have been ap
pointed: Registration Mrs. Kathryn
noes, chairman, Mrs. Emma Ma
son, Mrs. Kathorlne Hyatt, Mrs.
Jewel Kelgor, Mrs. Edwards,
Mrs. Alice Lawrence, Mrs. Mary
rtugh, Mra. nertha Mae Har
lan. Mrs. Mitthllda Kiln. Mra.
Ellznhuth Kharp and Mies lilt
terondt. Crator Lake Trip Mra. Hel
en Held, chairman, Miss Sinn
ton, Mlsa Lorna Joy Liggett,
Mlsa Mildred Crawford, Mrs.
Jesalo llryant. Mra. Niioml Mil
ler and Mra. Huby Lyle.
Transportation Mra. Gtircen
Arnold, chnlrnmn. Mra. Mary
Hare, Mra. Margaret O'Connor,
Mra. Nan O'Hrlou, Mra. Flora
Dyson. Mrs. Charlotte Oshorn,
Mra. (jraco Miller. Mra. Mary
Hugh. Mra. Mary Walsh Rmlth,
Mra. Lora Brateo and Mra. Vir
ginia Hauval.
Banquet committee Mr.
Ruby Lyle. chairman, Mra.
Kathorlne Wilson, Mra. Mury
Brlody, Mrs. Julia James, Mrs.
Naomi Miller and Miss Mildred
Crawford.
Exhibits Mra. Naomi Miller,
chairman, Mra. Wlnnlfred Ful
llngton, Mra. Lydla Frlrke How
ard and Mlaa Myrtle Hall.
Amor lean Journal of Nursing
reproaontatlves Mra. Ethel Mil
lar and Miss Alyce Johnson.
"Orogon Nurse" advertising
Miss Myrtle Hall.
Hoadquartors and the roxla
tratlon desk will be located at
tho Willard hotel and all meet
ings of the convontlon will b
held at tho city library audi
torium. PATSY MILLER IS
ENTERTAINED AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mra. Bort Miller entertained
a group of friends In honor ot
hor llttlo daughter, Pntsy
tilth's fourth hirthdny nt their
horn on Crescent avenue Mon
day afternoon. The llttlo folka
were Nancy Lee Fitzgerald, Jo
lone Chapman, Lola Cadn, Bev
erly Jones, Bovorly Fullor,
Charlene Reynolds, Mary Hook
er, Patricia Boe, Dnrlono Smith
and Luana Smith. Mothers
preaont were Mesdamea Wil
liam Jonoa, Chnrlea M. rtnyn
olds, Walter Fuller, Roland
Komp, Ernest Stolnselfor, Law
rence Cada, Jean Hooker. Adolf
Boe and the hostess, Mra. Ilert
Miller.
Games wore played by the
little folks who wore prenonled
with balloons and sorved lunch
from a prettily docorntod table.
A largo birthday rako with four
cnndlea adorned the center of
the table and favors were bon
bons and small baskets ot
candles.
Health Board Will
Meet on Wednotday
There will bo a luncheon for
mombors of tho bonrd ot direc
tor ot tho Klnmath County
Health association to be given
at the Pollcan Grille at twelve
o'clock noon on Wednesday,
May tho twenty-fifth. This la
the first mooting of thn asso
ciation since tho election of
of flcera the latter part of
April.
.
May Mooting Is
Postponed to June '
Mombors of I he Oregon
Mothers club have boon advised
that the May mooting has been
cancelled and the June meot
ing will be hold tho first Mon
day In June which falls on tho
sixth of the month. The place
will be announced later.
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Delphian
Meeting
Society Will Have
Full Program On
Tuesday
The corning wek snes the
"wind-up" of numerous clubs,
groups and organizations who
will rest during the summer
months aftor a scoro or moro of
meetings, luncheons and pro
grams that have kept them busy
this past winter.
On Tuesdny morning. May tha
twenty-fourth, nt half past ton
o'clock In the Elk hotel nil chap
ters of Delta Gnmma of Dot
plan society will meet,
Mrs. J. Itoyul Shnw will dls
cuss the Inat two programs of
the year, "Tho World War," and
"Tho Post War British Emplro."
At half past twulvo o'clock
thero will he a luncheon served
to members ot all Dolphlan
groups and following will bo the
gala affair of tho year. Tho
annual festivities will bo ob
aorved at this lime and forgot
ten, for tho moment, will be
tbe deep problems of history,
war In Kuropo and social struc
ture. Members from each chapter
will tuko part In a skit which
promises to be the hUhllgbt ot
the year.
Mrs. Twyla Ferguson will pre
side at the luncheon. Mrs.
Ferguson Is president of Delta
Gamma chapter. All members
of Delphlnn aro asked to save
this dnto which completes tho
1937-38 year, a highly success
ful one.
Mrs, Bothiany Is
Hostess at Dinner
Mrs. Harry Bathlnny enter
tained tor mombors of hor din
ner club on Thursdny evening,
May tho nineteenth nt hor homo
In tho Marlon apartments. Bowls
ot lilacs, BiiowbnllB and tulips
wore used about tho room. Fol
lowing dinner bridge was
played. The group will meet In
a fortnight with Mra. Ooorge
Clark, Jr.
Guests of tho evening wero
Mlsa Gwendolyn Lorenz, Miss
Ruth May Bnthlnny nnd Miss
Mildred Frnser.
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JUNE BRIDE-ELECT
Miss Lucille Rasmusson whose engagement to Mr. Dale West was
announced at a toa given Sunday oftornoon. Miss Rasmussen will
be married at the home of hor mother, Mrs. Mattio Rasmussen
on Sunday, June tho fifth. Many parties have been
planned in hor honor.
Konnell'Ellls picture
MRS. BELDING
HONORED WHEN
TEACHERS MEET
The Klamath Falls Grade
Teachers association paid spe
cial honor to Mrs. Molllo Bcld
Ing at Its annual dinner Friday
evening at tho Elk hotel, when
offlcora were also elected for
thn coming year.
Mrs. Boldlng. who has been
In the city school systom for a
number of yenrs haa resigned ,
and will make her future home
In Santa Barbara, Calif. She
was presented with several
lovely gifts as gestures of ap
preciation and fnrcwcll from
the association mombors. She
has been teaching at the Roose
velt school for the past several
years.
In a short talk. Miss Augusta
Parker, principal nt Fremont
school, reminisced on Mrs.
Boldlng who was her primary
teacher In Grants Pass and
paid tribute to her.
Mr. Lowell Kaupf principal
at the Pelican school, was elect
ed the new president ot the aa
soclatlon; Mrs. Irmn Owsley
of Mills school, vice president,
and -Miss Vera Wright of Jos
eph Conger school, secretary
treasurer. Mlaa May E. Phln
ney. Fremont teacher, Is the
retiring president, and was
given an appreciative vote of
thnnks for her year' work.
Mr. Harry Bolvln, atnte rep
resentative and speaker of the
ovenlng, talked on the teacher
tenure of office plnn. after
which all of thoso present en
tered Into a discussion of this
subject.
Forty teachers were seated
about the long tables which
wero decorated by Mrs. Jon
notto Brown of Mills school to
represent May flower gardens.
Bowls of vnrl-colorcd tulips
wero surrounded by tiny white
wlckot fences nnd the little
gnrden gates leading Into the
gardens were flanked by tiny
pots ot lilacs In purple and
white.
Mrs. Irmn Badger of Mill
school lod In pop singing dur
ing the evening.
Tho nnnunl guest night, spon
sored each year by the mem
bers of Aloha chapter. No. 61,
Order of tha Eastern Star, will
be hold Tuesday evening at
eight o'clock In the Masonic
temple, It has been announced.
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Al TOMMY HORAN'S PARTY.
Seven young gentlemen are resting after luncheon at which they " are entertained
following a theatre party last Saturday in honor of Tommy Horan's birthday anni
versary. The party was given for Tommy by his aunt, Mrs. Charles G. Hovey and
guests were entertained at the Pelican Grille following the theatre. At the extreme
light, in a white suit, is Tommy Horan and around the table from Tommy's left it
Gary Smith, Jacltia Holmes, Jimmy Carter, Tommy Whistler, Jimmy Hayes
and George Andrew Stevenson.
Staff photo
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AAUW To
End Year
Program Given At
Luncheon in Hotel
Elk Saturday
The last meeting of the year
for members of the American
Aasoclatlon of University Wom
en was held on Saturday after
noon, May tbe twenty-first In
tbe Elk botel at one o'clock,
completing an Interesting and
busy year of programs and lec
tures. Mrs. Sam Lock wood present
ed a paper on "Social Conditions
In Norway and Sweden" which
was excellently prepared and
presented.
Miss Virginia West, retiring
president of AAUW was present
ed with a gift of appreciation
from tho group for her work
within the group during the past
year. Mrs. J. Truman Runyan
will serve as president during
the coming term.
In charge of tbe meeting
were Mrs. Godfrey Blohm, chair
man. Miss Rosemary Scboenl,
Mrs. J. C. O'Neill, Mr. John
Cuslck, Miss Helen McCarter
and Miss Elizabeth Frldeaux.
Plans were discussed for the
annual tea given by AAUW for
senior girls which will be an
event of Wednesday afternoon
from half past two o'clock un
til half past five o'clock at the
home ot Mrs. J. Royal Shaw,
S05 Pacific Terrace. Prospec
tive members are Invited to at
tend. Happy Hour Club
With Mrs. Jones
Mrs. H. E. Jones was hostess
to the Happy Hour club the af
ternoon of May tha tenth at
her home on Lincoln street
when those present were Mes
damea Carl Sandell, Frank
Evans, Jennie Hum, W. J. Stein
metz, George Blehn, Albert
Langer, O. M. Hector, Herbert
Savidge, Dayton Barnhart and
daugbter Louise, E. H. Law
rence, R. 0. Motschenbacher,
Eda Adamson and son Jerry.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Herbert Sav
idge at Lakeshore Gardens.
Tuesday afternoon. May twenty-fourth.
Tea Plans
Announced
Senior Girls To Be
Honored by AAUW.
May 27
Senior girls of Klamath un
ion high school, who will be
graduated on Friday afternoon,
May the twenty-seventh, will
be complimented with tbe an
nual spring tea which I given
by the Klamath Falls group of
the American Association of
University Women,
This year the tea will be
given at the borne of Mr. J.
Iloyal Bhaw on Pacific Terraca
from half paat two o'clock to
half past five o'clock on Wed
nesday, May the twenty-fifth.
Mrs. Robert Thompson I
chairman of the committee as
Isted by Mr. J. Royal Shaw,
Mrs. Charles G. Hovey, Mr.
Arthur Larsen, Mra. George
Myers, Mr. Lawrence Slater,
Mrs. Howard Barnhlsel, Mrs. J.
It. Wolcott, Mr. Donald Rosa,
Mrs. William Prentice, Mr.
Alene Williamson, Mra. Wil
liam Kuykendall, Mr. Lloyd
Goblo, Mr. Donald McLucaa,
Mrs. Mahr Reymer, Mr. Earl
Reynolds, Mrs. R. C. Woodruff,
Mrs. Frank Holme Jr., Mr.
William Ferguson and the
Mlsse Virginia Flck, Virginia
West, Beulah Gore and Kath
ryn Walton.
Asked to pour at tbe tea,
are Mrs. Godfrey Blohm, Mr.
Frank Jenkins, Mr. Ralph.
Waldo Stearna. Mra. O. A.
Krause, Mrs. K. A. Moore and
Mrs. J. V. Owen.
Mrs. Shaw has been asked to
arrange the tea table. Receiv
ing will be Miss Virginia West,
president of the association,
Mrs. J. Truman Runyan, presi
dent for the coming year, and
Mr. Robert Thompson,, social
chairman.
POTLUCK LUNCH
GIVEN IN HONOR
OF MRS. HENSCHKE
Mr. Eldor Henschke was
complimented with a potluck
luncheon on Wednesday after
noon of this week when club
member gathered at her home
In honor ot her birthday anni
versary. Covers at luncheon were laid
around a prettily arranged
bowl of pewter tilled with deep
blue Iris, copper snapdragons,
white lilacs and rosebuds. On
. either side of the bowl were
tall burning tapers. About tha
rooms bowls ot tulips, bleeding
hearts and hyacinths were used
to complete the springtime ap
pointments. Maytlme motifs were used as
table decorations with minia
ture Maypoles and pastel color
ed baskets at each place.
Luncheon was served In the
patio to Mrs. Fred Floetke,
Mrs. Verna Wenner, Mrs. Pearl
Sanders, Mrs. Rita Fuller and
daughter, Beverly, Mrs. Lillian
Moore, Mrs. Chloo Shlpman,
Mrs. Swanee Pitcher, Mrs. Dor
othy Maxwell and the honor
guest, Mrs. Henschke.
Occupy Summer '
Home Near Talent
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ravizza
and young daughter, Susan,
have moved from their home
on Park avenue In Medford
and will spend the summer
months at the Leslie Rogers
summer home on Wagner
creek which is a charming dis
trict not far from Talent.
Mrs. Ravizza Is the former
Jean Rogers of Klamath Falls.
Visitors From Salem
Weekend Guests Here
Mr. and Mr. Keith Powell
ot Salem are spending the
weekend In Klamath Falls as
the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Rogers. They have
many friends In Klamath Falls
are are greeting them during
their stay here and several
affairs have been planned tor
this weekend tor the pleasure
of Mr. and Mrs. Powell.
Mr. Powell is a member ot
the federal reserve board.
SINGERS HAVE
LUNCHEON WHEN
MEMBERS GATHER
On ot tha loveliest luncheons
In th aerie the Mother-Singer
have enjoyed thla season wa
that at which Mra, H. S. Stone
entertained on Wednesday. A
beautifully appointed table with
a centerpiece ot tulip and a
corsage for each guest made a
delightful setting for spring
luncheon.
Mra, John D. Sslby w elect
ed president of tbe group In the
election which followed the
luncheon and Mr. Ston was
chosen a secretary-treasurer.
Those who attended were
Mr. John D. Selby, Mra. J. L.
Olaen, Mr. J. A, Burke, Mr.
George H. Roger, Mrs. Rollln
Cantrall, Mr. Guy Merrill, Mra.
R. E. Thompson, Mr. Otto
Langlaet, Mra. Raymond H.
Reeves and the boateas, Mrs.
Ston.
Mrs. Krause
Is Guest
Lecture On Bali Of
Interest To Wednes
day Club
There Is no more fascinating
subject under the sun than the
Island of Ball which lies east
of Java In the Dutch West In
dies. It was of Ball that members
of Wednesday club of St. Paul's
Episcopal church, and their
guests, heard Mrs. 0. A. Krause
speak on Wedneaday night In
tbe parish house when she gar
the moat Interesting lectnre th
club baa heard ilnce Mr.
Krause graciously ipoke on her .
trip to Japan a year ago.
Tbe custom of the people,
tbe country surrounding tbe
Tillages, the rich ceremonial
customs which, occupy and
dominate the life of the Soiln
ess from their birth to crema
tion. In fact a hundred details
that were of the keenest Inter
est to those who heard Mrs.
Krause were given In a most
Interesting manner.
Many fascinating booklet
and pictures were shown by
Mrs. Krause, including many
pictures which she took herself '
while spending two months In
Ball, to Illustrate her descrip
tive talk. Mra. Krause' descrip
tion of the fruit and flower of
ferings which were taken to th
temples was especially interest
ing a were the marriage cere
monies and other rites of th
Ballnese.
Dessert was served to more
than forty guests at half past
seven o'clock. The parish house
was attractive with bowls ot
deep blue lupin, vases ot blos
oma and lighted candles.
- Hosteases for ther evening
were Mr. Franklin L. Weaver
and Mra. Neat Stewart. The
next meeting of Wednesday
clnb will be held In tbe parish
house on Wednesday evening,
June the first, at which time a
business meeting with Mrs.
James Manson Young as chair
man, will be held.
The Past Matrons club will
be entertained Friday, May
twenty - seventh, at a one
o'clock luncheon and business
meeting at the Masonic temple
.with Mrs. B. A. Purcell, Mrs.
Oscar Peyton. Mrs. E. E.
Smith and Miss Mayme Wblt
tington as hostesses. Cards will
be enjoyed- during the afternoon.
L' l 1 I s I - Ale
MAT WE S U G"G E S T
LflRKUrOOD
HOSIERY ,
... the always welcome ejift In"1
three styles she Is sure to like:
Lark-wood's LO-HIGH-the glam
orous two and three thread
just over-the-knee stocking- 69c
Larkwood's TEMPERED TWIST-a
lovely three thread stock
ing for general wear . . 1.00
Larkwood's CHAR CREPE -In the'
two thread -Just the kind of
stockings she's always wanted
and Mother wouldn't
buy $1.15
A graduate will love these colors;)
wouc . menu f
TlOriCAl Til
ADRIENNE'S
Medical-Dental Blcfg.
Recital
Planned
Mrs. Zumwalt Will
Present Students On
Wednesday
Each spring Mr. Don J. Zum
walt presents her students of
Tolce and piano In a Interesting
and refreshing a recital as could
be asked.
On Wednesday evening, at
elght-flfteen o'clock, May the
twenty-fifth In the library audi'
torlum, Mra, Zumwalt will pre
sent a group of her student In
cluding Geanna Goeller, Vir
ginia Tyrrell, Mary Lou Van
Riper, Wilbur Kesterson, Lol
8 c h u 1 1 1, Dorothy Kesterson,
Gayle Oalloway, Margaret Mo
Lellan, Cecil Fox, Edna Both
well Kent, Bethel Nixon Edialt
and Lillian Olsen HUH.
Following I the program a
announced by Mr. Zumwalt:
Duet for two Sopranos-
Oh That We Two Were Maying
Smith.
Tbe Anthem Frlsby.
Geanne Goeller and Virginia
Tyrrell
Piano
Tbe Return ot Commander
Byrd Hackleton.
Tarantelle MacLachlen.
Mary Lou Van Riper
Piano
The Cotton Picker Martin,
Camp Wlnsum Greene,
Wilbur Kesterson
Sounds Meyer.
Spinning Bong Ellmenrtlcb.
Lol Scbults
Bong
Hollyhock Bond.
The Rosary Nevln.
Dorothy Kesterson
Lovely Night Ronald.
Paries mol d'amour Renoir.
Gayle Oalloway
Piano
Fantasy Rolfe
Frolic of the Wind (Chro
matic Waltz Cramm.
Margaret McLellan
Songs
Rlmplanto (Serenade Tossel
U. Until Sanderson.
Virginia Tyrrell
Songs
Still wle die Nacht Bohm.
Beloved, It Is Morn Aylward.
Cecil Fox
Songs
Mattinata Tostl.
A Lesson with the Fan
d'Hardelot.
Geanne Goeller
Piano
Rondo Capriccloso Mendtla
, sohn.
Virginia TjrrreU
Songs
Lullaby Brahms.
A Heart That's Free Robyn.
Edna BothkeU Kent
Songs -Du
biat die Ruh Schubert,
Laughter Has Come Cox.
Bethel Nixon Edsall
Piano
Venetlenne Barcarolle God
ard. Caprice Vlennols Krelsler.
Virginia Tyrrell
Songs
Quando m'en to (Musetta'i
Walts from La Boheme)
Puccini.
Unmindful ot the R o e
Schneider.
Carmena Wilson.
Lillian Olsen Hlllls
Ushers for tbe evening will be
Mlsa Barbara Johnson, , Miss
Rosemary Sloan, Miss Carolyn
Collier and Miss Patricia Gal
lagher. nenne s
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