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TUESDAY. MARCH 15. 19 32. SANTA MARIA (CALIFORNIA) DAILY TIMES PAGCTllREF. Society Notes Club Activities Local News ns STYLE REVIEW TOMORROW AT HIGH SCHOOL LODGES WILE JOIN ommunitv EOR PICNIC I SOON CHURCH HOLDS DISTRICTS MEET HERE MISS FOLSOM, PREISKER TO SPEAK HERE ANNIVERSARY OF STRONGS OBSERVED A (ielrd.t I'd n( ,1 1 1 M1' a mlentlar Paris Pump Paris puts her best loot for-I wal'd in a patent leather Colo-I mal pump with tongue and heel of black lace over while satin, by Peiugia.

I I I nil lg I it A eoimmttee to pi nmole on annual aunt picnic between Odd Fellow l-Kiees ol mis eitv and Lompoc was named at the ngular mteting of the lot a I lodge held In the I 0.0 ball last night. Tho.se appointed hi act on tins group by Noble Grand II O. Mehlschau. who presided, were Josh Fuller. Peter Real and J.

W. Beals. Tlie picnic will likely take place some tune the hitter part of been April or the first part, ot May. Usual 214 imitiue business occupied the remainder ol the session. is I at) all i I.

I ii 1 rom Illness- 1 1 1 Id 1 i 1 1 L'r it 1 a couple'' mn-m-Li 'Mr. and Me. H.v.ev H' affair e.urad i plete prise M' St bo belli 11, vited to til! Crake- all informal i.n:;, arrival the i -loving tmesis to veil nine Mam and extti.d com ra'ula Mi. nd Mrs Clarence Davn. mu, i A id Subscribe for the Daily Times.

ti.OaV tTA tsnaririrrnrTfi rrfr-af County Supervisors C. L. Preis-ker of this city and Miss Nancy Folsom, of Santa Barbara, home demonstration agent with the county farm home department, will be the special speakers at the fourth quarterly meeting of the Fifteenth district of the Calilor-nia Congress of Parents and Teachers which will be held here at the Minerva club house on Thursday. Visitors are expected from Santa Barbara, Lornpoc, Orcutt, Nipomo and Carpinteria to join Santa Maria Parent-Teacher workers lor the meeting. The morning session, beginning at 10:30 o'clock, will be occupied with business and reports of standing committee chairmen, according to Mrs.

Charlotte Radke of this city who is president of the district, and the speakers program will be given in the alternoon. A luncheon is being arranged lor the noon hour by Mrs. Harold Norman, committee chairman, who asks that reservations be made with her as soon as possible. Entertainment at this time will be furnished by Miss Gyneth Glenn and little Bobby I Baker in a program of Irish songs. dances and instrumental numbers.

Local committee chairmen besides Mrs. Norman are Mrs. Harry Parnell, hospitality, and Mrs. Paul Hiratzuka, decoration. SURPRISE FOR BIRTHDAY OF CO-WORKER Represent at ivi-s vie here rr-day Iron) FiLnioie Barbata.

Hueiicn.c. MfU'pntk. Ventura ami Hana Pallia tor the mot.thlv olstne meeting ol Four Square Gospel churches at which members ol the local church and their pastor. Rev. William McCollum, were the entertaining group.

The meeting was planned lor Santa Maria at this time so as to form a part of the evangelistic program being conducted here by Rev. Burton H. Hail. All sessions took place in the Gaiety theatre. Muandy Fuller.

pastor of the Four Square church in Santa Barbara delivered tiie address at the morning servin', speaking on the subject. "Tilings Which Cannot Be Moved" In the afternoon the speaker was Mrs. Margaret Cooke, pastor of the Hueneme church, who chose as her topic. "Contend Earnestly for the Fray." A musical program to which each church in the district contributed a number, was greatly enjoyed from 7 o'clock until 8. this being followed by an address by Dr.

Hall who spoke on "Chain Stores. Chain Banks and Monopolies. His discourse relating to world money conditions was intensely interesting, giving the listeners much food for thought. The next district meeting will take place at Fillmore on April IF HARMONY CLUB PROGRAM ON TONIGHT Mr. and lluilv 2: 30 Night, 7 and 9 Marv Edmund- TODAY and TOMORROW Casmalia Notes BRIEFS About Santa Marians and Their Friends i.

Spend Night Hcre-- A guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hatch last night was the latter's cousin, Mrs.

Robert Allen Reid of San Francisco who was on her way home from Hollywood where she attended a D. A. R. convention. She continued northward I this morning.

Home on Brief Visit Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hanna arrived home from El Centro on Saturday and will remain here for several days while attending to business affairs.

In Santa Barbara i Mrs. Ralph Lidbom left yesterday I for Santa Barbara, where she will make a business sojourn until to-j morrow. Takes Trips Ed Allen returned Sunday from I a business trip to Los Angeles. Yes-j terday he transacted business at San Luis Obispo, beingy accompanied on the latter trip by Mrs. Al-, len.

Returns from South Madame Borghild Janson. of Halcyon, who also gives instruction in music in this city, has returned from Pasadena, where she spent the past month visiting with friends. I Depart for Home Mrs. Nash Barker and little son, Ronald, departed Sunday for their home at Berkeley after a two weeks' visit here with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs.

M. C. Soares. They were taken by Mr. and Mrs.

Soares i as far as King City, where they were met by Mr. Barker. Rev. Lowe Family Recovering Rev. W.

I. Lowe is recovering from a siege of influenza that has kept him down for more than a week. Mrs. Lowe and their daughter, Ar-dith, who were also recent influenza patients, are now up and around again. Return from Trip Mr.

and Mrs. D. F. Sutherland returned yesterday from Los Angeles where they spent a couple days visiting with sisters and brothers of the former. Week-End Guests Mrs.

John Shannon and daughter. Dorothy, week-end guests in the William Elvidge home, departed for Los Angeles last night. Direct From Graumans Chinese Theatre, Los Angeles The impossible has happened! Here is a picture even greater than Susan Lenox! -WhenYall other i pictures fade from memory, there will be in your mind siuMieart the unforgettable thrill of Presenting 120 girls of the clothing section in a style review beginning at 2:40 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the home economics department of the Santa Maria Union high school will stage its third annual Spring Fashion show to the student body In the high school auditorium and to an assembly ot parents and friends in the inner court of the school. Although invitations have been sent only to the parents of the students taking part, Miss Elizabeth Smith, head of the department, has announced that any others interested are welcome to view the show. Assisting Miss Smith in staging the event are Mass Ruth Blanchard, Miss Ruth Crakes and Miss Mildred Daniels, the other instructors in this department.

Model Own Garments Each girl, appearing first before the high school assembly and then proceeding out into the court, will model her own garments, the styles of which have been chosen with special attention to her individuality. The entire display, ranging from formal to sports clothes, will be representative of the progress made by the girls in the fine art of sewing so far this year. Cotton and rayon, now so popular in milady's wardrobe, will be featured throughout the exhibit. Programs will inform the on-lookers as to the girl's name, the classification of her garment and its exact cast. Twenty-three girls will wear colorful print dresses; 11 beach pajamas; 15.

cotton mesh dresses; 7, colorful linens; 32. rayon mesh dresses; 2, tennis and beach shorts; 13. rough surface silks and rayons; 1, riding togs; 16, jacket suits; 3, formal and informal frocks; 2, coats and ensembles. Tea for Guests After the show, the foods classes will serve tea to the guests assembled in the inner court, which will be made homey and spring-like with lawn furniture and flowers. Music throughout the entire performance will be dispensed by the high school orchestra in the auditorium and during the tea hour a string ensemble will play in the inner court for the pleasure of the guests.

The girls from the junior college classes will assist in ushering and with other details of the show. GARRISES ARE WINNERS AT CARD PLAY being won by Mrs. and Mr. I Davis, vvhie i.molm 1 I awarded to Mrs. Arr.ee! Mi.j I Hite.

As the 35: anniversary is termed ja coral occa-inii. deenr, odors and lunt lifon re painted ad in-minder' Mie KnuMi a idamF here coral is found Palm- and I trrp.rai and were used in bum the rooms i of the Crakes Pome the occasion and in the tw tv luncheon tha was served by th" ho-ee- at ill-' i I close of tile evenin': the itli a was, fur her ranted on! in crab salad 1 and coeoanw! cake. Mr and Mrs. Rronc have reside'1 in Faina Maria tl.rouv lieu-wedded life. In faet.

Mrs. Strum marie her home here s.nre coming with her j-arens to tin- valley ill early intanev. Mr. Ftroiic's residence her'1 dates bark rn about a year before hi- marriage. To h'-lp them v-member the enjoyable rceasion last r.ntht.

Mr. and Mrs. Ftrr.ne vre pre- ented with a gift from Mie assembled guests, and writ a hen from their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Hue With an all-star cast including LIONEL BARRYMORE, LEWIS STONE Directed by George Fitzmaurice A musical event of great will take place tonight at the Li tie Theatre in the presentation of the Harmonv Club chorus, under direction of Mrs. Muriel Fisk.

The program will include three groups of choral numbers by a chorus of approximately 20. During the evening Sydney I ck will play and exhibit two historical violas, which have been loaned by a well-known music company for the occasion. These violas aie both over two hundred years old. one made by Hendrik Jacobs 1712, and the other by Angelus Tappani in Rome in 1733. There will also be presented solo dances by Miss Gertrude France.

This is the annual guest night of the Harmony club, each member being allowed to invite two guests. McNElL-SOPER MARRIAGE IS ANNOUNCED Fellow employes of Mrs. W. N. Morrison at the J.

C. Penney store and their husbands or wives were I guests at a charming party given by her daughter, Miss Winnie Morn-j son, at their home on East Cypress last night. The affair was success-j fully carried out as a surprise event for Mrs. Morrison's birthday, i Bridge was chief diversion of the evening, the prize for high score going to Kenneth Vertrees and the consolation award to K. E.

Daugh-1 erty. The remainder of the time was entertainingly taken up with music and dancing, and in conclusion the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Clair Daily, served a dainty lunch-' eon course. Those helping Mrs. Morrison celebrate her birthday last night were Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Vertrees, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Silveria. Mr.

and Mrs. K. E. Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs.

Clair Dailey, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Toy, Miss Morrison. Mr. Morrison.

Stanley Sibley and Leonard Patty. The guest of honor received a lovely gift from the store club as a birth-, day memento. LAUREL AND HARDY HELP "MATES dance: Oceano Beach Roof Garden r.ow open every Thursday and Saturday nights. Room for 500 Couples. Prizes warded every Saturday.

Adv. I As a complete shock to resi- dents of this community came tlm news of the death of Beatrice Murphy who passed away in a Santa Maria hospital Saturday morning. The deceased was a native of King City and had resided in this vicinity for 16 There are left to mourn her passing, her husband. R. R.

Murphy of Casmalia. two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Cain of Berkeley and Mrs. Andrew Atkins of San Ardo. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Dudley-Bradford funeral home in Santa Maria, Rev.

W. I. Lowe, officiating. Interment was made in Kings City cemetery. 1 Thursday afternon.

David Quijada of Santa Maria, was a recent guest of Casmalia friends. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cox and Miss Eleanor Cox, motored .0 King City Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Beatrice Murphy and infant daughter.

Homer Shirrell and Herman Williams of Santa Barbara were in town this week on business. Sydney Snelling of the Jesus Maria rancho was a Santa Maria shopper Saturday afternoon. Miss Lucille Muscio and brother, Joseph of Santa Maria, were in town Thursday evening. E. J.

Marshall has returned from Los Angeles where he spent several days on business. Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Baker of Los Angeles were week-end guests at the Jesus Maria rancho. Mrs. Irene Sawyer spent Friday jn Santa Barbara with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice Kirkpa-' trick and sons. Thomas. Charles and Billie were dinner guests of the J. A. Fratis family.

Sunday evening from Los Alamos. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Albertoni visit -ed friends in Guadalupe and the Oso Flaco region Sunday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert J. Morganti spent Saturday evening in Santa Maria. Constable Joseph Quick of Orcutt was in town this week on business. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Righetti and were called to Pozo this I week on account of the death of i the latter's father who passed away after a lingering illness. LOOK TO THE CHAm Oreett Briefs I Thats jo of your investment in any electric refrigeration Announcement has been received by local relatives and friends of the marriage of Mias Leila Mae McNeil and Harold Soper, both of Santa Barbara, at Glendale on March 5. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Label McNeil, residing at 214 East Cy- press, in this city.

Although having resided for the most part in San Luis Obispo, where she received her school education and Santa Bar-I bara. where she completed a course in nurse training. Mrs. Soper has also many friends here who will be interested to learn of the event. The newlyweds will continue to make their home in Santa Barbara, and I are expected here for a visit with the bride's mother and other rela-I fives in the near future.

Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Garris captured the high score prizes among the men and women who enjoyed an evening of "500" at a party given by the Women's Benefit association at the home of Mrs.

Lillian S. Mussel, 306 East Cypress, on Monday evening. Second place on the score list was held by Mrs. R. F.

Starr and Mrs. J. C. Milliken. Of special' interest were the cleverly designed tally cards, the handwork of J.

F. Watson, which presented a St. Patrick motif. After cards a pleasing luncheon was served by a committee of ladies headed by Mrs. Bessie Weathers.

Assisting her were Mrs. Mary Silva. Mrs. Phoebe Elsberry and the house hostess. Are Visiting Here Dr.

P. A. Nielsen and his associate. Or. E.

A. Bauer, are here lrom Santa Ana for a couple days as guests of Dr. E. R. Borgen.

who is Dr. Nielsen's partner in the firm's offices here. Dr. Nielsen, formerly a resident of Santa Maria, moved to Santa Ana about six months ago. niece, Miss Edith of Watsonville visited at the Frank Carlson home last week.

Mr. and Mrs. A1 Luttrel accompanied Miss Camille Luttrel as far as Ventura where she was met by relatives to proceed farther south. Mrs. Ted Miles of San Luis Obispo was a visitor here last week.

Mrs. Joe Pruitt has recently returned from San Diego where she was called on account of the death of her mother, Mrs. John Martin. The Martins formerly resided here and have many friends who will sympathize with the breaved family. Mrs.

Martin had reached the age of 91 and is survived by her husband as well as sev-j eral daughters, and grand children and great-grand children, and a I great-great-grand child. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Curtis 1 and children stopped oer for a visit with the L. LaGraffee family on their way to Redlands where they will visit with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dumas and daughters were Santa Barbara visitors Saturday of last week. Robert George of Norwalk visitd at the home of his cousins the Gann family while here on a business trip. Ed Robinson and Arthur Hand-ley are at present at San Jose where they have employment.

In keeping with the usual custom. the mothers of the pupils that were on the Honor Roll for the last six weeks entertained in their honor with a dinner at th home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dinnes on Friday evening of last week. The affair was in the form of a Saint Patrick party and following the dinner, games were the entertainment for the evening with prizes being awarded to Mrs.

Luara Gann, and Leona Dooley. The young folks present were Berta Dinnes. Elinor LaFranchi, Harriet Bush, Leona Dooley. Frances Mil-horn, and Mary Radford. Marteal Johnson was unable to attend.

Others present were Mesdamcs Luara Gann, teather, Hugh Mil-horn, R. L. Lyon. Charles Radford. T.

Dooley and Bert Dinnes. Jean and Jewel Dinnes served the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lechleiter and WHY WORRY I Bring your troubles to the Gifted Card, Palm and Psychic reader.

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