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Newspaper Page TextJ, THE KLAMATH NEWS SOCIETY NEWS iliS. ZUMWALT RETURNS FROM- DELPHIAN MEET hln. Hon J. Zumwalt, aupervlior if i Klnuiath rail chapter of Ifc'l hiin, returned lu thla city Thur lot aflernuon after apendliig Ural a In Portland where ah attended fca ituln aasembly at Polphlan (According la Mrt. Zumwalt. who ft I report III aaaettibly at a meet ' M of lb geurral chapter Tuesday iiirnoon, February tj, there were members of Delphian In attend In, Including tha eight large 11 f Portland. f4A lovely luncheon waa served al Mo o'clock In ih dining room of let' Multnumah hotel and vlaltlng tsValdetila and rhapter aupervlaora ttr eeatad at tha labia where Pfofeaaor Blevenaon Hmllh. heed of m department of literature, Hcltool ftf Knillah at the Unlveralt of O'e ln, waa alao eneled. Prnfeaaor Mi It h annko daring- the lunrlietm to He woman nn lb aubjact (if 'framing of Lloa" and dlaruaaed la ll critical vein tha InlltnaU bio- ffjiphlea published lately from the Mirrlian preaa. ilKvery llelphlau chapter In tha state, arrorilliiK to Mra. Zumwelt, art a represented. Amoug tha prominent woman pre Mftit were Mra. Lena l.athuiu (loble fsrlflr roaat organiser nf Ih-lpltian. lio haa mada many frlrnda during Mr vlalla to Klaninth Falls, and Xa. Charles Wegmsn of Portland o waa mada president of tha a ubly for tha year 1927. a During tha luncheon a member tha Monday Mualral club sang tllghlfully thrca number. RS. HOLLO WAY INFORMAL TEA ton Thuraday afternoon, at" her bin In I'edar atreel, Mra. Olive Btmhlael prealded at four o'rlock UK In compliment to Mr. Ilert Wl. II m ilolloway. tRuih Akorat a btlile of the late fall month Mra. William flanong prealded at tii prettily appointed tea labia aa lated by .Mlaa he La I lie Wet and Virginia Weal. M Following tha tea hour a charm tag program ot old faahloned aoaga aji re enjoyed, Mra. Francla; It. M ia. Mlaa Virginia Weat, and Mra. ft rt William Ilolloway aang, areom panlrd by Mm J (leorge Mclntyre at tin piano. The Utile affair waa given aa one the many expreeatnne of appre it Inn la Mr. Ilolloway'a lutureat U umalc circle hero. PROGRAM GIVEN .4 BY D. A. R.' ON ' i FRIDAY AFTERNOON 'lThe regular' mrollng of lha Am Mlcan Home department of the "Woman'a Library rlub waa held Ftlilay afternoon. February 11. at tint) o'clock. In the club room 4 tha new city library, on the Mrncr of Fourth atreet and Klam ath avenue. The following patrl- 21c program waa preaented: Flng aaluto. led by Mr. Hay Iford. American Creed. Lord' l'rayer. Patriotic Hong (2), Mr. Francla lid. Addreaa. "flood Cl'lienahlp." Ilev. V. Ilnlght of tho Flrit P rouli) lor- kn church. KPatrlollc Song. Mr. 11. C. Wontart. !Mr. Don J. Zumwalt accompanied olh alngera. The program via In charge nf ulalona chapter. Daughter of the merlctn Revolutliyi, of which Mra. JA IIbur Jone la regent. I llltlH. P.MtKKH TO XTKHTAIN H4KI Mr. Ioe Parker will be holw londay evening at a Valcntlne'a ay party at tha family realdence n Kant Mnln atreet for a number I Intimate friend. During tho venlng "600" will b plnyed. Table favor at midnight aupper III carry out the Valentino motif flh hntlfv end ha. lent. where wear! and cuplda are entwined. Gue-ita will Include Mr. and Mr 'lill flrlxner, Mr. and Mr. A. D. .ambert, Mr. and Mra. Clnrenro nodgraaa, Mr. and Mra. Frank inyder, Mr. and Mr. Ilotj Drown ng, Mr. and Mr. Frnnk Wright Ir. and Mr. Cilcnn Terrlll and the moat. Mr. and Mr. Leo Parker. I e e rJ-ALKNTINK I'ARTV J VKTr.R.-WH HA l.lJ The atudeut of Klamath county ilgh achool enjoyed a pnrty Knl irday evonlng In honor ot the pat on mint, Ht. Valentine, when half f the evonlng waa glvon ovor to f-iimo and music and Ihn other naif to dancing. Katon' Wobfoot- r provided mttalc. Arm ond Iflrlrli waa' chnlrmnn of he entertainment commtlteo n Inted by Mi Thelma Orltile, Mlsa Norma Doege and Mlaa Zepha Hog- r, Durter Kaler and Ml Le .lno Weat, iHcnlty advtaor." Tha refrealnnont committee In Inded Mia Lorraine Mordnff, halrmnn, Ml Esther Voatrh, Mlaa Llnnn Roger, Mlaa Ruth Compton Ml Thelma Bradley and Mia Alice iKoaaler, family advisor. SOCIAL CALENDAR Monday, February 14 Hi. Valrnllne'a -liny. Mra. l.ee Parker enlertalna. Ilualneae and Profeaalonul Wo men's Valentine's Day party. Mra. Leslie Rogers aud Mra, Charla Monro entertain, Tueadiiy, Kfbruiiry in , American I.k1oii and Auilllary dance In Volaraua Memorial build lux. P. K. O. Hurprla party at homa of Mra. Hart ('. Thnmaa. Allamout Parent-Teacher aeeo clatlun. Mra. Ialli Rogera and Mra. Churlea Moora entertain. Paretite Night at Klamatb coun ty hlata arhool. WnliHMlny, February 10 l.oun(i'llowa' llaaket aoclal anjl Valrntlne'a danra. A. N. W. rlub wllh Mra. Z. J. 1'owi.ll. Knrmul opening of Klamath Fnlla library wllh incmbera of tha Library club In i hurga ot forum luncheon, chamber of commorca. Tliuraday, February 17 Tea t'up rlub In tha evening. Methodist church. Try club maaque at home of Dr. and Mr. I.. I.. Truax. Thuraday llrldge rlub. Friday, February IH February Fantsale matinee at Fremont Mrbool. Yonng Men'a rlub dance In Mooae hall. Hatunlny, Febniary 10 February Fantaale. mallne and evenlBK. In Fremont arbool. SOCIETY LOOKS FORWARD TO THE COLONIAL BALL One of the objecta of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Is the "acquisition and protection of hlaturlc apota and the erection of monumrnta." One of the moat Interesting hlatorlr apota In Klamath county I the old atone bridge acroaa Lost river, below Mer rill. In IMS. the Applegatea and other croaaed I .oat river on thla bridge when biasing the trail for a southern route fur immigrants to the Oregon country. For many roar the ploueers of Oregon crossed I .oat river on this bridge when mak ing their first entranro Into the Oregon country. .The government dam now rests on thla stone bridge. The proceed from the Annual Colonial ball to be given by Eulalnna chapter I). A. It., February 22 127,. will .bo used for the erec lion ot a marker at the Lost river stone bridge. This ball Is to be given at the Altamonl pavilion. The grand march will be at nine o'clock. led by Mr. O. II. Hnrahbarger, past state regent of California, and Cap tain Applegnle, the dixllnguiahcd aim of the American Revolution I of thla-rtty. Members of Eulalona chapter will dreaa In colonial cos tume, all others wesr what they wish. There will bo modern and old faahloned dances and the beat ntualr. Tickets are one dollar, and ladlea free. Tickets on sale at Glover'a Jewelry store. General committee members Include: Mrs. Harry Ack ley, Mrs. Fred Sehollock and Mra. K. D. Lamb. Grand march, Mr. O. II. Hnrahbarger; music, Mr. Frod flrhallork; punch, Mr. E. I) Lamb; decnrallon, Mr. B. C. Thomas; tickets, Mr. Fred Glover; check room. Mra. Alfred Collier, and publicity. Mr. Wilbur Jonea. All officers and mem hers of Eula lona chapter will serve on the re ception committee e llltlKK ELECT GIVKN HIIOWKUH Two very Interesting affairs of the pnat week were given for Mlaa Lora Joy Miller, whose wedding to Ron Holllater was an event of Fri day evening, al tho home of her parent a. Mr. nnd Mr. M. L. Miller. 2145 Wantland avenue. On Saturday afternoon Mia Ln Vcrne Thomas honorod Mis Miller at a bridal ahnwer when a score ot Intimate friend called during the hour nf two o'clock and five o'clock wllh gift. On Wednesday evening a group ot Mia Miller' frienda stn-prlsed her wllh a shower of miscellaneous tfifts when Mrs. II. I, McKIm and Mr. W. A. Wloat entertained for her at tho Miller home. ' On both occasion the home had been prettily decorated with spring flower, daffodils pail pussywil lows. TRY CLCIl AT HAKillT RESIDENCE Itov. and Mrs. 1). V. Halght of tho Prashyterlan church wore hosta at open house Tuesday evening tor a group of thn younger set, members of the Try club. A Into suprier wan served from the buffet. Those who called In cluded Mis Jenn Perry, Miss Flor ins . Finnell, Miss France Brnttnn, Miss Mary Hall and Howard Mot- calf, Myron Shannon, Ed Living' alon, and Roy Kelson. a. v. w: n.t ir with MRS. Z. J. POWELL Member of the Art Keedlework club will meet on Wednesday after noon with Mr. Z. J. Powell nt her homo, 3u3 South Fifth at rent. MISS WORDEN IS ATTRACTIVE BRIDE OF THE PAST WEEK I TJio home of Mr. and Mra. A. M. VVordeu on Waahlngton alre. t , wna the Retting Friday afternoon at -fire o'clock of one of the,. In vl let weddltiKa of the aeaaon pi.t., bvai the muKk- depart wlmn Iholr daughter. Mlaa Murgaret ,, , clty ,..h00, Orthea W'otili'li. hw ame the brlda of Mr. i ( ratllon haa been undertaken by Oainund J. Ilaugo. Harry Ilorel,. well known vlolinlat Itev. j. nanry Tiinmaa or Ht . ,nd ,.adl.r . f ti u Tree or I'aul'a clinrrh offlcluted at the rh..tra. Coatumlug by Mlaa Olive aervira wnirn waa ntiennea oy numner or gueata. inembera ot tne; family, and waa followed by an ln- formal reception. i juat nerore tne wertding. and Klamath Falla. although only the during the ceremony Mra. Don J. ,,enth and eighth grade of Hlr Zuniwalt played. "O! Irmlngarde". I ,,,,, uni rnmoat are repre- uy vun r ieiux; .lira, williuin iorenz Hang. -I 1-ove Tbeo". tlrleg; "liedl- canon , nrnumann; ana ".ny sweet : itepoae . Bin u lien. Acacia and roaea. In lovely clue- tera. lornieu a oower ana nacx ground. Lovely yellow randlea In braaa randleatlrka were llghtod before the ceremony read In Che aoft light. The bride waa In heavy while satin bark crepe. Khe carried a lovely aht-atli of long stemmed Am erican Beauty rose. Mlsa Maybelle Leavitt attended Mlsa Worden and wore a frock of; (irerlan roae georgette. She carried ( an arm boquet of aweet pea and I freeala. Mr. Thorn Malnrkey waa the. boat' man. I Mra. Worden, mother of tlle bride, wore a gown of antique red, trim med In ecra. Mlaa Clara Calklna. wbo aaalated about the rooms during the recep-l I Hon, wore a dainty frock of cryatal i green and cream lace. She wore a amsll corsage of violets and rose buds. Mrs. Olive Barnhlsel, Mrs. Sar gent prealded at the tea table. Mra. Frank Z. Howard also aa alated about the rooms. She wore a Incw froe-. Following the reception a dtnner was served to the wedding party. Cover were placed for ten. Guests at the wedding Included Mr. and Mra. William Duncan. Mr. and Mra. Roland E. Wright, Mr. Wrlglit. Mr. l-CKlle Wright. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White Deliell. Mr. and Mra. Don Newbury of Medtord, Mr. and Mrs. William Lorens. Mr. Olive Barnhlsel, Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Truax. Mr and' Mra.' tleorge Htcvv enson,' Mr. Don J. Zumwalt, and Mrs.. Howurd Barnhlsel. Mr. and Mrs. Ilaugo a ll) be at home In tho Vannlce apartments. masquerade'at dr. truax home thursday night One of the most Interesting events on the calendar of the com ing week Is the masque party to be enjoyed by members ot the Try club of the PreativTnrlan ehun-h I Dr. and Mra. L. L. Truax will bc!ce,1,B 'm'0' hnl to tha arfniin tat lhale okaeM. t lu home. 336 north Fourth street.! Prliea for the rlevcfcat coatumes and the prettiest frocks will be Riven. Mlsa Jean Perry Ja ln charge of arrangementa for the evenlng'a en tertainment. BRIDE ELECT IS HONOR GUEST AT DINNER WEDNESDAY One of the prettleet parllea ot the paat week was given by Mrs. Wil liam Lorens ln compliment to Miss Margaret Worden. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Worden. whose mar- rlaan to Osmond J linnie w. . Interesting event of Friday after - noon. The affair was given Wednesday ...... i .. i...... , , evening, dinner served at seven o'clock at a beautifully appointed table. A centcrpleco of sweet peas and daffodils was arranged ln a pretty bowl. Place cards and other favors at tho'tnble carried out tho motif of pink and yellow. Covers were laid for Miss Wor den, Mrs. Harvey Borgman, Mis Clara Calklna. Mis Maybelle Leavitt and Mrs. William Lorem. INHI'H INVITATION'S FOK TWO 1VXIITIK.S . Mr. Lealle Rogers and Mrs. Charles Moore have Issued Invita tions for two Valentine's Day par ties which will be given on Monday afternoon' and Tuesday afternoon of the coming week. The affairs will be given at the Rogers home, ln Pacific Terrace. 1. K, O. TO SIKKT OX Tl'KSDAY KVKXINO Members of P. if. O. will moct Tuesday evening at the home' of Mrs. Bert Call Thomas with1 Mra. Hollo C. Groesbork and Mrs. Fred Peterson In charge ot arrangements. The affair will bo a surprise meeting and tlio nature of the pro gram has not been dlsrtiosed. e RXTKBTAiN'H MKMIIKRH ' OF THl'HMDAY CH'll Mrs. Paul M. Dalton waa hostess Thursday evening to members of the Thursday Rrldgn rlub nt her home. Two tables were, In piny. Sunday, February 13, 1927. ! SCHOOL CHILDREN : WILL GIVE PLAY DURING THE WEEK A February Fantanle la claiming. the attention of children and teach I era of the city achoola llila month. ' for tho delightful little prnu-uiatlou I haa been achaduled for Friday and Haturday, February U and 1 In ! the audllorlum ot the Fremort achool. Tlle IRBle WM wrtleB hy jirg. vlnl Hil.aughlln, teac her of the i- i vvun.nH -a - i,v Mi.. Kr.hn An. iD. ' vtwwit troro the aflalr will go nto g fund or development of mu,(! ln Mrn 0f the ,x achoola In iented. The f0nOWng children will take part; flntt Kplaode. Old Virginia Daya, second Kplaode. Hvll War Daya. Third Episode, The Present. I Colonial Ladlee, Mailne Gilbert and Thelma Triplet. Colonial Gentlemen, Howard Reed and Ralph Peyton. Mandy, Dorothy Crocker. Overseer; .Clarence Howie. Waves, J. C. Hamsker, Clement Hogtie, and Kelson Miller. Officers of the Union Army. Ches ter Hamaker, Carl Emery, Glen Bel lows, and Wallace Baldwin. Southern Prisoners, Clarence Hole, Arvcll Travis. Darkle Prisoners. J. C. Hamaker, Clement llogue. Kelson Miller. School Boys. Roydon Morris, and Harold Griffith. Chorus Including the Boys' Glee club: sopranos, Robert Elliott, Ar lr''B"Z: R,charf '""'J?; Har- nM 1111, M 11 AS., ft A a C M I It aTM nan M old Blehn. Thornton Smith. Clement Hngue, Wendell . Smith. . Richard Clausen, Robert' Galagher, and Noel Upp. Altos, J. C. Hamaker, George Mas- soy, Glen Record. Greer Drew. Mel vln Klngsley. Arthur Lodge. Fran I rea Cranenburg. Robert Lyon and Harry Brown. Alto tenors. Frank Dodge, George Ayere, Carrol Brunton. Nelson Mil ler, Allen Jone. Wayne . Bayless, Glen Brown and Dexter Knight. Girls' Glee club, first sopranos. Geraldine Stalling. Helen Shire, Harrtette Brntton. Ruth Hughe, Blanche O'Neill, Angelina Giovanni. Jean Beard. Mary - Stiles. Virginia Harnes, Mary Lewis. Lots Miller, Mary Jane Short and Katherlne I'orbelt: Second sopranos? Ruth May Chll cote, ' Shirley , Erlaruen,, .. JJelpDino Craham, Juan Friser, .Anna. Mt Donuld, Dorothy Mlrhaelson, and Linden Knight. Altos, Allsa Ryan, Marlab Grira ei. Vera Bold.srhnr. M 'ine Fidler. Ruby Glasco, Vera Seeds. Allison Barnes. Ruth Vannlce, Betty Sim mons and Lillian Tucker. The matinee glees on Friday Is for grammar school children only, admission 29' cents.' The Saturday matinee Is for adults nrd higb school students. 60 cents admission. nnd the evening performance Satur day la for .the general public, 76 CHOIR HONORED AT DINNER ON WEDNESDAY EVE In honor 'of the choir of the Presbyterian church, a dinner tor chnrch members was given Wednes day evening In the church rooms with more than one hundred per son ln attendance. ; It waa the; first ofA a scries ot "rhurcb-nlghta". to be given each month honoring some division or organisation ot, the chur.cn..., f I Among those who spoke waa Mrs. , D. V. Halght who discussed Chinese Music. This was most Interesting ! ' aa Mrs. Halght told of her ciDor 1 'once In China during the time she 'a In aervlce as a missionary ln the orient Mnr Members of the Bethany and Dorcas Circle arranged the dinner j which was served by the Camptlro girls ot Sunchnhro group. I MANY HF.AR j HOOK' KKVIKW More than fifty women attended the meeting ot the book department I of the Klamath Falls Women's Ll-i brary club at the meeting Monday evening when Mr. Del Gammon re viewed Lttdwlg Lewlsohn's book Israel . The review was followed by an hour ot discussion. Of Interest to members of that I department Is the announcement by; Mra. Thomas White Deliell ot the : review to be given by Mr. W. H. ; Robertson of the Romantic Com-; edlans by Ellen Glangow. ' The book j Is otto of .the most widely read of! the year and will be reviewed Mon day, March 7 In tha new library. I.KGION DAXCK KVKN'T OF AVF.F.K Member ot the American Legion, Post No. 8. and the Legion Aux iliary, are planning an Interesting! danco for Tuesday evening lu Vet-j erans Memorial hall, according to I recent announcement. i Members of the Legion, their wires, awoethearta, mothers and sis ter, are Invited to attend the af-l fair. A business meeting Is called! for 7:30 o'clock that even ng for ntumher nt the Auilllary, Vccord Ing to Mrs. Louis Muollor, secretary. JOY Mn-LER IS PRETTY BRIDE OF FRIDAY EVE At a pretty wedding, which oc curred llila week-end. Mis Lora Joy Miller, attractive daughter ot Mr. and Mra. M. L. Miller, became the bride of Mr. Ken M. Holllater. at the bom of the bride' parent. 2HS Wantland avenue, Friday even ing at 7:3V o'clock. Rev. M. L. Pelelle of .the Christ ian church read the ceremony be fore a few Intimate friend and member of the family. The brlda wore a lovely creation of silver green, aatln back crepe made on simple line with a full aklrt. Uhe carried a lovely arm bonuet of rose and awept pea. Mlsa F.va Miller attended ber later. Uba wore a peach colored crepe de chine frock and carried pink rosebud and fern. Ralph A damson attended Mr. Hol llater aa beat man. Following the wedding ceremony a buffet aupper waa served to the guests and wedding party. Immed iately after Mr. and Mr. Hotllster left for Portland by motor, where they will mend the coming fort- night. When they return they will be at home to their many frienda In this city. The bride la one of the most pop- ular gfrla of .the younger set and Is prominently Identified with groups In the Christian church. Mr. Hol- llster is employed In the city where be has resided tor the psat few years. He Is the son ot Mr. and Mrs. Holllater ol Portland. e , HARDENBROOK HOME SCENE OF. PARTIES Of paramount Interest on the week's social calendar waa the two parties given at the home of Byron L. Hardenbrook. when Mrs. Hard- enbrook entertained Thursday and Friday afternoons. ' The Hardenbrook home waa beau tifully decorated with snapdragons ot yellow and pink, while gay daf fodils and carnations were used In pretty vases. On Thursday afternoon Mrt. Hard enbrook was assisted by Mra. Ar thur E. Whitman. Mr. Roger E. DeWeese, and Mrs. Hardin Carter. Five ublea . were ln play. High score waa awarded to Mrs. Edward Hall Pike, and second high to Mrs. H. W. Batblany. Mra. Whitman assisted Mrs. Hardenbrook again on Friday as did Mrs. J. D. Conway. Mr. Carry B. Cosad held high honors on Fri day afternoon, and .Mrs. Rex La Prarie, consolation. BOBBY WAGGONER -. :..,H0ST TO FRIENDS DINNER TUESDAY ' Bobby, son ot Mr. and Mr. Wal ter Robinson- Waggoner, observed his fourth birthday on Ttesday af ternoon when a number of hia friends called during the afternoon to enjoy a party. Games were enjoyed during the afternoon and the aerrtng ot ' a dainty luncheon at fonr o'clock com pleted the party. A huge birth day cake with candles waa used as the centerpiece of the prettily appointed table where the children were seated. Mrs. Paul M. Noel assisted' Mrs. Waggoner. Bobby Waggoner's guests In cluded the Misses Letty Stewart, Betty Quitnby. Patty Fleet Bar bara Rea.- Betty Rea,- Catherine Dunbar,- Calvin Lamb, Mickey Quitnby. Bobby Jester. Jimmy Noel, Duncan Dunbar and Walter Oeotoo Waggoner. American Conservatory of Music Band and Orchestra Instruments taught. Classes 4n Harmony and Arranging. 3rd Floor Wintera Bldg. Nu-nom- Corsets. CorsXlevtr Ma(leto-Mt-Mitre MRS. CJENET RANDALL 621 Jefferson Ave Phone 277-W Mr. Careful Driver! CASH IN ON TOUR 6 KILL AND CARS IN DRIVINQI Ton arc titled to a reduced premium on your Automobile Insurance, For detail The Walton Wright Co.' loss Ham Bt BLOCKWOOD? YES! ' We Will Deliver If We Can. Phone 607 E. L. FRENCH BUSINESS WOMEN . PLAN PARTY ON" j VALENTINE'S DAY A Valentine s Day party will be an Interesting event of the coming week in the new library club rooms when member of the Business and Professional -Women's club meet at $6:30 o'clock for a dinner fol lowed by several hours of song and music. Mr. and Mra. Omnna of the Qual ity Dcllcatesun will cater for the affair at Which time a special table will be arranged tor those' whose birthday have occurred dur ing the month of November, Dec-, ember, January and February.1 There I a cover charge of SO cents. ... Miss Ida B. Monryer will review Emily Post's book on Etiquette and Mr. Bert Call Thomas baa prom ised to sing several number dur ing the evening. Reservations for the affair are to be made through Mr. Gertrude Glover by calling 71-W. Rrldge will follow a brief busi We have' just received a shipment of Large Head-Size Hats. - ' . ! i . . . i - It will pay you to walk upstairs and' save" money on your Hats. We also have on display, a lovely assortment of Oriental Novelties these make very appreciative Bridge Prizes. "Located Over Moe's" " Ladies' Novelty Shoes Blondes and Parchments Values to $12.00 ' $4.45 Ladies' Street Shoes Values to $8.50 Patent and Calf Leather: Sale s, $3.85 Misses' Oxfords Values to $8.50 . Tan, Black and Blonde Sale' ' $4.45 Houston i r v "Selling Better Page Three ness meeting. It waa announced by Mra. Polly DUon, president ot the Business and Professional Woman'a club and all members are urged t attend the affair. Teacher of Ptaste) aad) Vtolaa i Z. PliTEItg ' Phase 451-W Grndaata Vnivae-ally of Callfee-aae AccreUtd by mate Board of - Kdneatktw. LEARN TCT DANCE From a - Known - Tradier Dorothy Baker Teacher of Baltroom aad Staf Lessons any time by appointment Arcade Hotel Phone 700 Advance Showing' - of: Spring. Millinery & Jester , Shoe For Less' ' i -.; V hi ' i i r I--