Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 6

THE ASHEVII.LE CITIZEN, ASHEVILLE, N. C. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24. 1934 Foge SIX 9 P.UCMCIL JUNIOR COLLEGE HERE INVITED TO TRY FOR AWARDS PLAN ON PAYING COACH FOR HIGH SCHOOL OPPOSED WOMEN'S The Asheville Citizen's PATTERN SERVICE li ANNE ADAMS The plan of the Cosmic club JO ACTIVITIES Skilfully Designed To Slenderize The Hips PATTERN 1775 i Asheville Group Will Attend Ceremony In Winston-Salem Chairmen Of Committees Submit Reports On I Activities A group of Asheville persons ex assist In paying the salary of a teacher-coach for Ashev.lle hlga schools is not favored by the city school board.

At a meeting Monday afternoon the board failed to approve the plan explaining that several teachers in the high schools do extra work besides their teaching and that if any one teacher wa paid for these activities It would be discriminating against the others. The club projKwed to raise money to employ a part-time ooach for lha high schools. Members of the eth-U'tlc committee of tho club were advised of the school board's action. At the meeting Monday R. H.

Latham, superintendent of schoolfl, was authorized by the board to make any neoetsary transfer of teachers in the city system. Ho nlso was given authority to All the vacancy left by the resignation ol Mis Eilzaheth Collins, former science teacher at Hall Fletcher school. A. C. Reynolds, president of Bllt-more Junior college, has received an announcement from Martin Freeman, of the committee on scholarships of the University of Chicago, stating that competitive examinations for scholarships at the university are to be hold at a group of Junior colleges.

An invitation was extended to Utlt-more to participate in the examinations, and Mr. Reynolds ha announced that It will do so. It wil be Riven on My 6 by C. A. Lloyd, registrar of Biltmore Junior college.

A total of seven full scholarships yielding tuition of 300 and 20 yielding half tuition or $15o are to be given by the university for the academic year 1031-36 to graduates ol junior college). The result of the examinations will be the basis of selection. It was also stHd that cignt additional full scholarships and twenty half scholarships are to be awarded to applicants of high scholastic standing and who are re-commended aa possessing qualities ot leadership and give promise of rendering a high type of service In col-lego and after graduation. pect to attend the consecration of i Biihon-elect H. E.

Orlbbin. of Win I as bihhop of the diocescj ni Western North Carolina in St. Paul's church at Winston Salem Thursday. Tho clergy and their wives plan toj a' tend. They aro the Rev.

George Floyd Rogers, rector of Trinity Epis- copal church; the Rev. C. Crav-' ner. rector of All Sou's Episcopal church; an' the Rev. Arthur W.

Farnum, rector of St. Mary's Episco-1 pal church. Haywood Parker and Sheldon members of the standing com-; mil lee of the diocese, will attend. Mrs. Sheldon Lea lit, president ot the Woman's Auxiliary of the West-! em North Carolina diocese, will be in attendance.

W. M. Redwood, treasurer of the diocese, and Mrs. I Redwood will go to Winston-Salem lor the eon.sccr.uion. In addition to the clergy and of-' Chief Event Today Is CLUBS RECEPTION The chief event on today' social calendar Is the reception to be given this afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock at tfce home of Mrs.

Willis Collin. at 170 Cumberland avenue by the federated women's clubs of Ashevtlte to honor Mrs. R. H. Latham, president of the North Carol inn Federation of Women's cluha, who lias recently moved here from to reside.

All members of all federated clubb are Invited to attend without Individual invitations. The presidents ot all the eleven federated clubs together with fceveral former presidents of the North Carolina Federation will rcelvo formally with Mrs. Latham. Representatives of the various clubs will welcome at the tinnr, pour tea, and aHsist in entertaining. It is expected that several hundred will grace the occasion.

A number of prominent out of town club women are expected for the affolr. Enjoyable Party Will Be Given At School Tile patrons of the HaseHinc school will entertain at open house Friday evening, beginning at o'clock, at the school at the corner of Howlanri road and Macon Grove perk. Society And Club Calendar Weunesda 10:30 a. m. The local chapter ol this National Plant, Flower fruit Ulid will meet wilh Mrs.

Joseph G. Wilkin at her home at lii bunu-i parkway. Grove park 3 p. m. The jrwikm Ladles auxiliary will have its mou lily meeting at the Synagogue on i-Vuith LUxrty htreet.

3 p. 'iho mom lily meeting ot the Woman's t-oum'l of the Firnt Christian church will he held In the ladies parlor ol the church. 3:15 p. in. --'I he AhhisVllle chapter will meet in the Oriental of the George Vanderijiti hotel.

if DO p. m. The January meeting of A. U. W.

will be held at the George Vanderbllt hotel, Aa p. Nonpareil club will meet ai the home ol Mrs. Hiviiis ut 14 (i Mlilttide street. 4 to (i p. m.

The eleven federated club. of Asheville will give a reception at the home of Mrs. Willis Collins at 170 Cumberland avenue, complimentary to Mrs. It. president of the Noil.li Carolina Federation of Woman's clubs, who has recently moved from Wm-stoh-Haiein to Asheville.

4:30 p. Ill, Tile iyiUuday Music club chorus will rehearse in the tu- fflo nf Mr. ClinrlrH Itiiriiliuin nil Reports of various activities were heard at a meeting of the ClU Council of AfeheviUe Paient-Tench' tiHSORtatloiis yenierdiy af ternoon al the city lull with Mrs. C. D.

Beadle, preside relding. Keveral of the P. T. A. Unit are planning to sponsor community gar-oens among children Hi encourage love of nature and in addition to b.ive a practical value In the raising ut vegetables.

It Was reported by Mis. M. C. Garner. child welfare chairman.

Mr. M. Connor child welfare magazine chairman, urged the chairmen ol this phase of work at the school P. T. A.

units to stimulate interest in the bo-k. Plans for a tnuHl clinic to be hi id tu the spring were discussed, A i ommitleif or Mrs. M. Ciarner, Mrs. Kit gene Clark and Mis.

if. M. PreM'ott was named to be in charge of thlh. Poundetfl Day is Ihj February 17, and earn unit will have a separate observance instead of a general program by the council. Uie OAsoclation went on record a upprovln the education bill now before congitwi, and the secretary was instructed write to North Carolina senators and representatives In Wa-ihingUJii in behalf of the measure.

The state P. T. convent-Ion will bo held in Durham, April lo and 11, it was announced. ISSI ES IMIIVE FIG! IfKS SAN FRANCISCO (CP) Silica ita inception 1022, the San Francisco Community Chest has raised $27,670,134. Ray W.

Smith. chest manager, reported. The 1933 drive netted 11.814,026, or 03.3 per cent oX Its goal. Hilger Trio To Give Concert This Evening It's all a matter of clever design this problem of slenderizing the larger figure. This model, for example, will create the illusion of s'enderness, because it has been designed with slim, gracious lines that flatter the figure Not how giace-fully tho rcvers will drape over a full bust.

Skirt panels seem to slenderize the hips. This frock features lovely new sleeves and a touch of contrast in the vestee. Black with white or flesh is always cnic. Navy, bottle green or one of the new berry tor.es would also be lovely. Pattern 1755 available In sizes 30, 3B.

40, 41 apd 46. Size 36 Uikca 3 7-8 yards 30 Inch fabric and 1-2 yard contrasting. Illustrated step-by-step sewing instructions included. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In coins or stamps (coins preferred! for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly name address and style number.

BE SURE TO STATE SIZE. THE NEW SPUING, 1034 EDITION Of THE ANNE ADAMS PATTERN MAGAZINE IS READY! All the best Spring styles for adults and children in an Interesting, helpful book. Send for your copy and be chic this Spring. PRICE OF MAGAZINE FIFTEEN CENTS. MAG- AZINE AND PATTERN TOGETHER, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

I Address orders to The Asheville Ciiiwn Pattern Department. U43 West 17 1 Street, New York City. Jj jottvexidij- cm tOAAxtuexL Givti qnk km iclitf fiom p-io. Biniiliri novum itfiin. Btingi Hi The program for the concert to be presented by the Hilger trio at 8 o'clock this evening at St.

Gcnevicve-of-the-Pines school on Victoria rood has been announced. The three sisters Elsa, 'cellist; Maria, violinist; and Greta, pianist will present tho following program; Trio flat, Beethoven allegro con brio, adagio and allegretto movements by the trio: Moment Musicole, Manna -Huzza, dedicated to Elsa, spinning Song. Popper and Humming Bird, Henry Hadley composed for Elsa, all by Elsa, 'cellist. Indian Lullaby, Manna-Zuzza and Pntist Fantasia, Sarasate, violin selections by Maria: Blue Danube concert Parnphrase, Liszt, piano solo by Greta; and Trio Opus No. 40, Manna-Zucca by the trio.

The party will be entirely Inform ai, being espoclally In compliment to tIl tourth floor of the Arcade bulld- the new patrons, and aifordlm; an finals of ihe diocese, other Asheville persons plan to attend. Among these are Mr. mid Mrs. Edwin L. Ray, Dr.

C. H. Cocke, Major and Mrs. Lyons I.ee, Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Schley of Skyland, Mrs. Edmund Blake of Sky-land. Mrs. S.

Wnstray Buttle, Mrs. T. J. Woolridge, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thomas.

Mrs. Woolrldge and Mrs. Thomas are members of the board of the woman's auxiliary of the diocese. That there Is a likelihood of a shortage of seats at the consecration was learned yesterday by the Rev. Mr.

Rogeis, president of the standing committee of the diocese, in a conversation with Bishop-Elect Grib-bin in Winston-Salem, Tho choir stalls of the chancel have been reserved for clergymen and their wives from Iho western district; attending bishops will bo smited in tho chancel; the approximate 100 clergymen 16th Aaimaal ILL CONFER ON SCHOOL PROJECT p. m. Members of Joan of Arc parifh will give a bi neilt builne party ut the school In Went Asheville. p. m.

The Hilger trio, intenia-tionally known iniihicians, will give a concert at HI. Genevieve of the Pines on Victoria drive. p. m. Members of St, MaryV.

Kplscopiil church in Grove park will glvo a program of music and dramatics at the home of Mr. and Mrs Oonald Khan at 47 Kvclyn place, Grove park, as a benefit for the opportunity to others who may be Interested to become better acquainted with the Keneral atmosphere ol the school, which was established lam fall to offer a day school of exclusive and delightful surroundings to the children of primary and grammar age. While there will be no set program of entertainment, several features of amusement and pleasure will be en-Joyed by the guests. A short period will bo given over to keno. and a number of amusing and charming prizes will be offered the players.

Those who may like to play their favorite bridge will find tables placed In quiet corners. Delicious refreshments will bo served during the evening, and the party will bo brought to Its close with an old-fashioned spelling match, the monitor in charge being Mrs. Frank Peckham, who will OOKS WITH FCA CLEMSON COLLEGE. S. C.

Jan. a2 (API B. A. Russell, assistant agricultural economist at Clemson College, has obtained a leave of absence to engage In work with the Farm Credit Administration. HV.VlVr.H FUR SALE! COATS 39.50 UP JACQUETTES ....19.50 the VOGUE furriers C3 Haywood Phone 78l cAnt-citm i mm omer aioceses win ne i placed in the nave; and scats will also lie reserved for all delegates attending the con vent I'm In Ruther-fordton last October 17 which elected; the Rev.

Mr. Gribbin bishop and for! all tho officials of this diocese. Fear that some persons from tho western diocese who plan to attend the con-1 church debt. TllURSDA 11 a. The Woman's guild ol All Souls' Episcopal church will meot in tho parish house.

2 to 4:30 m. All women of the nlty and vicinity arc invited to the lied Cross room in tha city hull to assist In sewing for the needy. 3:30 p. ni. The Time and Tide secratlon would be disappointed in the matter of obtaining seats was expressed by the Rev.

Mr. Gribbin, the Rev. Mr. Rogers said. Help For Homemakers Itr MK.

I.Ol IM-. WKAW.li 'club will meet at tho home of Mis. James A. Ware ut 60 AiuUn avenue. Van Winkle And Wells To Submit Data To Slate PWA Mead Klugsland Van Winkle, chairman of the board of directors of Buncombe county schools, and Dr, Haul; h.

Weils, superintendent of public instruction In the county school, will leave tho city this morning I or Raleigh, where they will confer with H. G. Beatty, state administrator for the Public Work.s administration, relative to new building and additions to structure in the county i school system. Mr. Van Winkle and Dr.

Wells have an engagement with Mr. Beatty' Tor 4 o'clock tliia afternoon. They I will supply additional tulormatlon relative to the applications for fundi to erect new buildings at Sand I Hit 1 and Leicester and additions at Em-1 ma, Fan-view and Candler. The ap-! plications were approved by the local Government commission Boms time ago. Following the filing of additional Information on school system tho applications will bo forwarded to Washington, Dr.

Wells said. Mll I OR A l.Y liri-4k(a-t (JhlllPtl fii Aoriroln ruokrd win ccrr.il Orfam ivil Cn lives Hulluf i 'I Tuiit-t Or.uuf M.nniiiUfla Coif Milk foi HM ClUMren Realty Board To Launch aiovcmcnt To Halt Robberies A vigorous campaign to apprehend persons stealing plumbing and other fixtures from vacant houses in the cUy was launched yesterday by the executive committee of the Ashe 7:30 p. m. The weekly dinner bridge will take place at the ttilt-more Forest Country club. 8 p.

m. Lo Cercle D'Amis will meet at tho home of Miss Vallto Heck In Mnrnlngsklc. ti p. Tho Woman's auxiliary or the D. A.

V. will give an olrt-fHshloned measuring party at he I'lN-CP Hoef ftiel vYtfel.djld Smtn 39 Haywood Street APT Ul.l: frsra Cuoklui Mill. Ilinner Brdilnd Clions Hfounrrl Piilittorfi Uui In cil rnitfc ville Heal Estate board at a meeting, I noine oi rara, iicien me i ion, at iitarnes avenue. J-'rida 10 a. m.

to 4:30 p- m. All women In the Arcade building. Tho board will use every possible effort, it was pointed out, to put a Wall In a itrlvi nf tliofla (if fixtures frj-im u'niAiit hmiK( which hns re- NOW! Bioud Butler Plcklei Cherrv puddmu lemon Bauee Cnl lee Milk fn; Mil Ohllflreil neu i' ookti-i I DiiAt'ii) can Inn'rr I ii'UMniun 1 1 ci.uh Miliar nullum eav 1 1 hMMn'fin Halt I iiMitinn 'I nioj flmir iinill.i 1 bilk I (. r.DOfin Inv nowder lii.i.m f.ti-m-l JANUARY CLEARANCE OF Hurt1' Furniture of the city and vicinity ore Invited to tho Red Cross room In the city hall tx assist In sewing for the needy. 3 p.

m. Tho Mothor Goose kindergarten will have its annual midterm ten at the kindergarten ltt lit Cumlierland avenue. 3 p. m. The A.sheviNo Chapter of War Mothers will meet with Mrs.

a. L. fln'ril at her home at (17 Macon avenue, Grove park. 3:30 p. m.

'I he current Literature club will meet with Mrs. P. M. Bur-dot to at her home on Pearson drive. ft 'In in 'Clin '-lull we uouDt ir Again You'll See Such Give-Away Prics as Feature Our Cit'um butter and sugar.

Add eggs ir beat 2 minutes. Add rest of in- xiedirnts, mixing llgiuiy. Drop por- noils from tip ol spoon onto greased Floor Sampletl Odd pieces left from divided suites Joine slightly marred. Sold "as two Callahan boys, who have Just returned from Atlantic City, where they filled an engagement of making Victor records. The squuro dances will he interspersed with modern dancing to give variety to suit every taste, and "every foot." For the old-fashioned square dances, Carl Palmer, professional FINAL 3 Piece WALNUT Veneer Bedroom Suites with poster bed $9.50 cently been called to its attention.

At the meeting yesterday a special committee, consisting of C.K. Sttlwell, I. C. Chance, and James G. Mtlkelenther.

was appointed to con-lor with the chief of police, sheriff and city manager and to offer the cooperation of the board in the fight p.iiulnsi vandalism. The board has a offer of to persons assisting In the capture and conviction of iersons guilty of robbing or damaging private vacant property. The board plans to hire a group of civilian deputies to safeguard vacant, property and report or capture any persons found guilty of vandalism. Tho board has also Insisted on rigid enforcement of the city ordinance requiring second-hand dealers to report to the chief of police their purchases of house equipment, such as plumbing and electrical fixtures, not later than 9 o'clock the next morning. Local plumbing and electrical dealers ate behind the board, It Is understood.

In Its campaign and will cooperate in capturing ami prosecuting persona guilty of vandalism 7K will meet wiui iwrs. wiiuam omutn-P 1 1 I Vfl il'rH fll' ner homo on Haywood A reel. I I A I kf 4l' Tno '--olonlal VljLifl A4.Xll vAj fc Service will moot with Mrs, Mark L. Qfffl Heed, at her home at 7 OB Falr- nil lor. will dlreet thn figures.

Those who wish dinner preceding the affair may be accommodated by calling Mr. and Mrs. Hoy McDllffle. Jr. managers of Mountain Meadows baking sheets and flatten down, Jlakc 1U minutes in moderate oven.

Ihi-Uinl HruM iiril I'liUilnr 4 1 HhlRMiimh 3 cmih 1 1 1: I biiriin ftil tnnkeil 'J t.llllcMKHUll lldllkloCS rlHumi'd 'u irtiM 11 nail onmnn li'ttsunon 2 I iihli'Mxtona Hiiniik 11 rllOIIDPlI 1 DDlHl II.O'kIhV ('Hitlill Heat fat in frying pan. add and brown iHitatoes, onioiu and parsley. Add reel ol Uiiedielil. Cover, cook 1 minute. Chrri l' I nmi flour A 1 nblrsonnns run Mitnn- f.il .1 If-ititrHHih run milk Ixtkmu I tno Tritfil view rcjad, Blllmoie.

Clearance nf Tweed ami $6-95 6 4-Piece Breakfast Room Suite I p. three Christian F.ndeavor societies of the Methodist Protestant church will give a bene- lit banquet at tho chuioh. 8 in. The FranceH Htoner Bible 'class of the First Baptist church will Polo itlrimmrd Sport Coats $8 $12-00 ODD DRESSERS Walnut and Mahogany Finish i)i)Mlir ri'il flii'i urs Mix ti Ingredients. Chit In the and, mixing with knile, add eg mid Pour soft douh lulo shnl- low pan, spread with he cherries.

IJnko 2 ml utiles in moderaiu oven. hold It regular monthly meeting at the home of Mis, F.dwlu L- tin ms at U30 llendersonville road. 8 p. m. The educational commit-to oT Hither Chapter No.

J'J, O. K. 8. will give a beneilt party at the r-i plain or with cream. home of Mrs.

Mary li. Marshall at KITCHEN CABINET place. Afcheville. Ijk I 1tU West wood tire Stock of Fur Trim- Hp. m.

he patrons of I. lie Hasel- The IX' i i unu Will nuwrvo oprn-nousL- mea Winter Urcss and k. the school at the corner of Macou ix' tr i i tine school wll Watch 9 Repairing by a Craftsman 9-Picce DINING ROOM Sport 3 avenue and Howland road, Grove SUITE Crotch Mahogany 7 COATS TV HI) A 1:30 p. m. Mrs.

Julian A. Woodcock will entertain luncheon party at her home on Gertrude place. $0.98 Kitchen Cabinet Bases Coats that were niiced up The repair of a wntch It In ItMlf, an nri. He must he i'rl I iiihii he must know each part he unisl he an expert and have full knowledge of his uork. Here, inir watch is repaired In surh manner.

up to $38.00, Dates or raisin can be used In place of. or with nuts, Forestry Expert Coming To City For Conference Virll Davis, forestry expert of the V. H. Forest service and a member of the siaff assigned to make a sur-: vey of southern lores! rtvoiuces, will arrive In Ashe villa lod.iy to cooler with F. H.

Frothitiuham, director ot the Appalachian Forest Experiment station, regarding survey of the lor est resources of the Clinch river valley, in Tennessee. Mr. Frothing-1 ham accompanied TV A and forest officials on nn inspection trip of the valley Iftjjt week-end. IS lMPIUH IMi lll ltK 1 Mrs. J.

C. Motlern, of 1HR Charlotte street, who has been 111 at her home lor tho past ten days, is slowly improving. 1 Grove park, as a Ian1 well coin leay to Mrs, A. C. Averv.

1 3 p. in. Mrs. W. II.

Davis and Mis. Ernest A (clu will be lor a beneilt brtdgi low at Mrs Ogle's ludlo for tho Hitturtftty Mimic: club. I 3 :30 p. m. The Junior Moral in1; Mtislcale will meet In tin hall room of tho Georga Vatuleibllt hotel, fl p.

m. Tito weekly dance will take place at Mmintnlh Meadows Inn on tiunset mountain. i Sheer Value in Wards New Curtain Materials Coats that were oricecl Full-fashioned! Wards New SllU Hose up to $48.00, (iirk now tD I ij The f'nsf I Small Carpenter. Pattoti Ae. 11ml HavwiHMl St.

Coals that were nricprl ai ve the words from the famous a yard Webster's Blue-lx-cit Spoiler. up to $58.00, dOA fek! w5 A group nf ladies headed bv Mrs. drrtcfc Good, and asstnul by Mrs. 4-U now nest L. Jiayne, Mrs.

Kd In llarl- Coats that were priced Plain Marquisette All combed yarns woven for sheer, even texture. Cushion Dots on grenadine. Tub them all you like Mission Net Open mesh is sturdy. Fashion's favorite for 1934. Inn.

Cof fen, cocoa and sandwiches end other light refreshments will also ho obtainable durlUK the dance. Miss Sahaii Mottitts To li'Et) Mu. IV. l' Maciiold The promlneiicfl of the bride elect a mt her acquaint. ship in Asheville lends specittl mierest.

here to the pres. of the announcement made hy Mr. and Mrs. Roland a. Morrit.

of Philadelphia, of ihe eni'iigmeiit of their daughter. Miss Sarah Arndl Morris, to Mr. Wtlllum F. Machoid or Mr. and Mrs.

(rharlea E. Mv chold, of (Miestnut Hill, Philadelphia. Miss Morris i a granddaughter of Ihe lata Mr. William W- West and Mra. West, who lived for many years here In Ashevilio at 'MW Chestnut street, fthe spent greol, deal of tune hen- jm ohlld and will he pleasantly remembered by hosts of fi'lentls The bride elect who studied at WcMover iichool, is a member of the Art Alliance and or the Mod lev Club In nniadclphia Through her father, an attorney and former Ambassador to Japan, she la descended from Captain Samuel Morris, a rounder and the first active commander of tho First.

TrHip. Philadelphia City Calvary. Her mother, the former Miss Augusta T. Shlppen West, a gland-daughter of Kdward Shlppen. is d-i-see ruled from another old Philadei-phlit family.

Miss Morris is sister of Edward Hluppen Morris, who married Mis? Leslie Crawford Hun. daughter of Mr. end Mrs. John date Hun ol Princeton In April, 10:13. Mr.

Mticbold Is sssoclnted with 'he hanklnir firm of lrcxe and graduated In It'UV from Yale tin! vr rally, where ho was a mem her ot the Phi Beta Kappa. Ho belongs tn the Philadelphia Cricket. Yale nnd Rjicqurt Clubs. The marriage wilt lako place af noon on April 3, in fti. Stephen's Portestflnt Episcopal Church, this cltv ni 'hd 1 Mvstc Clvr To Have Heseeit Party nrgtnnlUif series nf hrupflts for monev to defray excnsts of delegate lo the state convention, members of the Satnrrhiv Music club will have ihe Initial party on Saturday after-noon.

At, ttiin time. Mrs. Krnest A Ogle and Mia. H. Davis, nrestdrnt of ho club, will be luwiesses at bridge ten nf Mrs O.Me's studio 3 o'elrck.

After the itnim-ii a short nuifli'tl rxhrraiit will he enjoyed during the social hour, s-verai attrnc the prlres ftill he awarded followlnjf the game! Those vthlng Ut attend the affair are requested to telephone plthr 'f the two iHtatrsse, The adrntsKton will c'iitfl per person. Mrs Richard louginan in rprcfcd to return to her home In Hiltmore Fort tills jnorning from Mlr-soulA, Mon 1 ana. whole site nn called several weeks ago on account of the death of her father. Mr. Sterling A 4 Mrs.

at flour ftnrt grsndion, Mr Fredeikk Threefoot. of Strntford road. Iike View park, have gone to Galveston, Texas, io tprnd month visiting relatives. A third stock exchangs has been opened In Manila, P. up to $78.00, now SZ5 PROVEN shorn, who is wife of tho president or the Patrons" association, Mis.

11. A. Hiteltine, Mrs. L. B.

Ordway. Mrs. Kendall North p. and Mrs. Walter Walts, will wcUoine the gtiesls.

'Mountain Meadows Inn To Have Weekly Dance The weekly Situidav evening dance i IT. lor Sheer, even fabric, dull finish, alluring shades, make them the choice of women everywhere. Pure silk chiffons; service weights are improved dull rayon with cotton tops and feet. WHY YOU SHOULD MAKE THE SAVOY- PLAZA YOUR i Final Clearance of Our Entire Stock of Beautiful French Room FROCKS MEN'S LEATHERETTE SHEEP LINED COATS FLANNELETTE GOWNS All Sizes INFANT'S ALL WOOL SWEATERS at Mountain Meadows' Inn Is heing by iill who attended Isst evening and runny addl- tion.il jileiifls who en)oy Ihe hole- I some entertainment iifforded in the oid-t'ine utmophctn of the square I dnncif. The will be furnhnd by iMe Red Tup rttrlng bitn.i.

directed i Tiiii CiuDnie. and featuring the $4.93 50c 59c $16.50 Frocks reduced to $5 LINEN LUNCHEON CLOTHS. Size 58x76 MEN'S WINTER WEIGHT UNION SUITS CRIB BLANKETS Size 36x50 In. 59C $1 '3 mm 4 89c $19.50 Frocks reduced to $24.50 Frocks reduced to TABLE OIL CLOTH 48 In. Wide 29C 3'd.

SINGLE COTTON BLANKETS NEW YORK HOME A dillinguiih.d hol.l hospitality r.ign, With th. motl bsauliful out'ook in N.w York 840 ott.i ol C.nl.ol Potk ot it, vmry door Wotld. r.nownd lor ill lupr.m, i.rvic. Antic, poling v.ry dr.nr. ol it, gu.Hl Spocioul, qui.l, room, Cuilin.

lo lotlily Ih. moll Cloi. lo world', imatl.ll ihop-ping c.nl.r Socknl.ll.r C.nl.r ond Ih. Th.olr., n.orby Imbu.d with truly lib. atmoiph.r.

Sp.clal luilm ol vorloui lltii ovoilobl. Bolt, In kping with Ih. Moil r.oionobl. lor monthly or long.r Hoy, Singl. room, from $5.

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MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS $2.49 $1 $2.79 CLKAKANCF Klk and Wool Winter DRESSES that were priced and 12 Si; rur choic for $4 FIUHAVINUI Sllh to Sth NfW YOK OVIRIOOKINO CENTRAL HtK 371 Telephone 1594 47-51 Patton Ave..