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Evening star., 1922-01-15
POLISHING Is Cazazza."

Cecil Lean and Cleo Mayfield. under
the direction of the Messrs. Shubert.
will be seen in the three-act musical
comedy, who Is Cazazza?" at Polls
Theater next week.
They will be surrounded by COM
pany which will include Tom Lewis,
Edith Baker. Harry Corson Clarke.
Robert O'Connor. Jane Carroll. Ger
trude Nudge. Clarence Nordstrom,
Kitty Flynn, Violet Strathmore, Har-
old Gwynne and Beatrice and Mar
celia Swanson, and an ensemble of
gorgeous girls. The locale of Who
Is Cazazza?" is Paris for the first act
and Virginia for the last two. 1t was
staged by Frank SmithSon.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

nailed he was bringing into harbor
the manuscript of his new comedy.
Three Candles" ready for its crew
Of players for launching this spring.
This country will have only the
current season to feast it's eyes on
Delysia. the European star whom
Comstock & Gest brought over to
play the leading role in "Afgar,
nearly two years ago. 1t transpires
that the French artistic Is scheduled
to return to the fold Of Charles Coch,
ran next autumn as the star of Phi
Phi" a Partisan farce which he is
producing in London. This produc..
ton, incidentally, will mark the end
Of Mr.. Cochran's career as a man
ager, for he announces he will retire
from the theatrical field at the con-
clusion Of the run Of Phi Phi.
Marie de Sarlabous, Clara Lipman
and Sam Shipman have written new
play, THE Hunted Woman. sched-
uled for production early this year.
Nancy Gibbs of the "whirl Of
New York" is an English girl, whose
husband was once secretary to Lord
Reading. Besides being an especial
entertainment favorite of the Prince
of Wales, she has given six command
performances at Buckingham Palace,
Alice Lloyd. the English singing
comedienne, it is said. always re-
members the managers of the vaude-
willie houses where she plays. She
arrived in America early in Decem-
ber, with her presents from Scot
land" appropriately bundled, but the
revenue agents decreed she couldn't t
present them. So she compromised
BY rendering cigarettes instead.
Purcella brothers inquire II any.
body has equaled their record OF
walking up and down the Washing
ton monument stair three times IN
one day. a feat that was accomplished
by them in 1907. George oMalley.
stage manager Of the Belasco, opines
thar nobody has yet appeared fool
ish enough even to attempt 1t.
Roy Cummings, the vaudevillian.
says that the majority Of folks move
their hands or their bodies II they
like what is offered. what the en-
tertainer has to overcome is the au-
ditor who sits rigid. bored and IMAM
innate. If he gets this class he can
count himself q 100 per cent hit.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
GAYETY-"Tit for Tat"

Next week Joe Hurtig will bring to
the Gayety Theater his offering, Tit
for Tat" featuring George Nible and
Helen Spencer. in a musical skit en-
titled 1.-The Ridiculous to the Sub
lime" These two stars claim to be
two of the cleverest dancers on the
burlesque stage. Others include
Johnny O'Donnell, Stino and Merry,
and beauty chorus of thirty show
girls and ponies" The music and
lyrics were composed by Sam Morris
and Hugh Schubert. The costumes of
the principals and chorus are de-
clared to be revelations of sartorial
art
Evening star., 1922-01-15
NATIONAL -"The Czarina."

"The Czarina." in which Gilbert
Miller is to present Doris keane at
the National Theater for the week
of January %. is the first production
made in this country under Mr.. Mil.
ler's personal direction as general
manager for Charles Frohman, Inc.
Two seasons ago Mr.. Miller present
ed the Messager-Tarkington romantic
opera, Monsieur Beaucaire." but that
was before he took charge of the the
atrical interests Of the Frohman or
-ganizatiou
Evening star., 1922-01-15
GAYETY-"Big Beauty Show"

AL Reeves will bring to the Gayety
Theater this week, commencing this
afternoon, his Big Beauty Show"
whose big feature is the chorus,
which he puts forward as the most
attractive element A bewitching
spectacle is promised of pretty girls
in poses in living reproductions of
famous paintings.
The popular comedian, Harry Coop
er, who for past years has delighted
theater-goers with his high-class
funmaking, heads a cast including
Mae Janice. who makes her first ap-
pearance this season in burlesQue, as
soubrette: Charles Levine, the
dancing "devil''; Frank Pickett, re-
Gently of the Big Four Quartet, and
Olive de Coveny, prima donna.
An added attraction will be Dean
and Reade. two California girls, who
sing and dance and play the piano.
This is their first appearance in the
east. Reeves himself, with an en-
tirely new set of dialogues, will sing
new comedy songs in style all his
own, with his famous banjo" The
authority of George NJ. Cohan was
given to include some of his most
popular numbers, it is claimed.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
STRAND-McKay's Revue.

"Tom MoKays Revue" presented
by group of lads and lassies from
the highlands of Scotland, and featur-
ing Rose Maura, six feet Of dynamic
personality. will headline the pro-
gram at the Strand Theater next
week. Others will include Lynch and
Zeller, The Hat-Throwing Come
dams; Arthur and Lydia Wilson in
'.Sweethearts a la Carte: Josselyn
and Turner in "A Day at the Races
and Mccormack and Winehill in Just
for Laugh"
The photoplay will present Wilton
Lackaye and CASTOR Glass in a Hod-
kinson production, Gods Crucible."
Evening star., 1922-01-15
COSMOS-'.Parisian Statuary."

The unique headline feature of the
bill at the Cosmos Theater next week
will be presented by Henriette Deser-
ries and her company of Partisan
models from the Academy of Sculp-
ture, Paris, in living reproductions of
famous statuary and basreliefs. 1t
is heralded as an Offering of beauti-
full art, and not as a mediocre bit of
feminine display.
Other attractions will include Adams
Evening star., 1922-01-15
HOPE FOR BALDHEADED NAN
WHO LIVES THE NATURAL LIFE

gained robust health and thick
crop of hair.
DIR. Estes said "the natural life
included plenty of exercise. fresh
air, water and the eating of un-
cooked foods.
The dentist said DR.. Estes,
has within his Keeping the well
being of a man more than does the
physician. He should talk health.
practice health and become lir-
ing example of health.
Because of the damnable food
you eat. you do not have any
ideas" he continued. You are
victims of aphasia. Your bodies
are out of plumb: you are not fit
to take care of the patients who
come to your Offices"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Willing to Take a Chance.
m the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript
What" said the indignant old gen.
tleman, "you want to marry my
daughter? Why. sir, it was only a
few years ago that you were caddying
for me-"
Yes. sir" the young man replied
in the way. I hope I have sense
enough to realize that very bad
golfer may make fairly good father
in-lAW,'
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Coming Attractions

and the Thompson sisters. in "a Mu-
sicaI Threesome": Pardo and Archer,
in "A Will and a Way" a bit of com
edy: Walter kaufman. as the club
man who talks of home brew; Web
err, Beck and Frazer, the rathskeller
trio from the Cafe Paris. Broadway:
The added matinee attraction will
be Dangerous Days." and the leading
picture laughmaker, 1.-The Love Egg"
featuring Louise FaZenda.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Forceful.

From the Boston Transcript.
Terence" said Mrs. Mulcahey. who
had been dipping into Shakespeare.
"this writer says there do be sermons
in stones"
"Oi dinnaw about that" replied Ter
ence cautiously. "but many's the
tonne Owe known . briekhat to hould
a foine argymints
Evening star., 1922-01-15
CAPITOL-"Broadway Scandals, :"

Rube Bernstein's broadway Scan
Capitol Theater next week, The cast
includes Clyde Bates. Maj. Johnson,
Jimmy Hamilton, Lew Possneck, Dor
othy Barnes. Winnie Phillips, Mae Ken
ris and Henry Hines and big beauty
chorus
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Arcade Auditorium.

The special events at the Arcade this
week, in addition to the nightly dane
ing program. will be paul Jones"
dance tomorrow night, and a unique
mushroom dance Thursday evening
with appropriate and uncommon
favors for the fair patrons in attend
ance.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
B. F. KEITH'S- Irene Castle.

Next week at B. F. Keith's Theater
Irene Castle and company will ap-
pear in a cycle of dances spectacu-
larly presented. Others will be
Valerie Bergere and company, Rae
Eleanor Ball and Brother, the Swor
Brothers. Jay Velis and Girls, Billy
Glason, Juliette Dika and others.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Ruth Chapter, No. /. will have
short bushes session tomorrow even
ing. followed by a dance. At special
meeting Tuesday evening the degrees
were conferred OH, a class of twenty
five by the new officers.
Members of Harding Chapter. No.
81, will give card party torlorrow
evening at the residence OF minnie
Curtis, 1928 18th street northwest.
Members of the fraternity are invited.
Grace Williams. chairman of ways
and means, is arranging for a dinner
in the future.
A large class will be initiated at the
next melting of Acacia. Chapter. No.
28, Mrs. Watts, the matron, announces.
Friendship Chapter. No. Il. enter
tanned many members of the fra
ternity at its ninth birthday party
Tuesday evening. Among the guests
were Past Grand Matron Fannie Tay-
lor and Past Grand Patron Charles +.
Roberts. the ofticiai mother ana iather
Of the chapter. Visitors from Mary
land also were present. The program
included remarks by Grand Matron
Taylor and Grand Patron Roberts,
recitatiois by Past Matron Edith Will
liams Of Columbia Chapter and solos
by Mamie C. Giles. Each member was
given a lighted candle to blaze the
way to the banquet hall. A light sup
per was served, after which members
Of the chapter Joined in the annual
roll call. The chapters birthday gifts
were also on display.
The worthy matron announces the
degrees for January "a.
Washington Centennial Chapter cele-
brated it's first birthday anniversary
Friday evening. with visitors from,
nearly every chapter in the District
and from Clarendon, ,Hyattsvile and
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Evening star., 1922-01-15

the playwright, came
banks Of Nantucket
and set his course
John Golden in New
towhght. This sig
Evening star., 1922-01-15

CAPITOL-"Girls From Joyland."
A burlesque show all new except
the title is promised at the Capitol
Evening star., 1922-01-15
In the Spotlight.

TECIL LEAN and Cleo Mayneld will
~ soon be seen in . new musical
piece. "A Regular GIRL" Cyrus Wood
and Sigmund Romberg are the au-
thors, and rehearsals have started.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Austin Strong,
out Of the fog
Island recently
for the office Of
|XoEks with one
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Marie de Sarlabous, Clara Lipman
and Sam Shipman have written a new
play, "The Hunted Woman" sched-
uled for production early this year.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Bessie Barriscale, late star in the
films, and in a new comedy called
1.-THE Skirt" is going to become a
headliner in vaudeville.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

The Ionic Club of Master Masons in
the Treasury Department will hold its
first meeting for the new year Satur-
day evening. January IS. in the small
ballroom of the Arcade, l4tb street
and Park road northwest. A large
number of applications for member
shin will be acted upon.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

In addition to the F. c. degree to-
morrow evening. Potomac Lodge. No.
). will elect its secretary and trus-
tees
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Members of King David Lodge
Tuesday evening will be entertained
with a lecture on "Finger-print
by Christopher &.
Bennett, one Of the experts of the
War Department The lecture will.
be illustrated.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

John Charles Thomas. who made
his first vaudeville appearance last
week in New York. also made his
farewell appearance. He plans to
study abroad with De ResZke for a
career in grand opera, concert and
recital.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

The American Academy of ORA
matte Arts presented for its first per
formance of the season Kit.
Mackay,' three-act comedy b.
Catherine Chisholm Cushing, las
Friday afternoon at the Lyceun
Theater, New York.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

In Mount Pleasant Lodge tomorrow
evening the lodge drill team will
make its first appearance in robes
in the NJ NJ degree. The lodge will
have charge of the services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home Sun
day afternoon, January 29. and
talk on Masonry the evening of Feb
ruary 6.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Clare Hummer has again revised
the fourth scene of her play, "The
Mountain Man." to the betterment of
the piece, say the New York critics
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Benjamin B. French Lodge. No. L.
is preparing for a big special TUESDAY.
January "a. starting at ) pm. with
the NJ. NJ. degree. After the first sec
ton. dinner will be served. in the
banquet hall and work will be resum-
ed at 40
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Orient Commandery. No. :. knights
Templar. announces the order of the
temple for tomorrow evening. when
Capt. Gen. John p Rappolt will act
as sovereign master. A special con-
clave will be held January so for the
order of Malta in full form, its first
rendition in this form in the District
for many years.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

The master of Lebanon Lodge. No.
Z. has set apart Friday evening for
addresses from bretheren represent
ing the Masonic Board of Relief, the
Masonic employment bureau, the st.
Johns Mite Association and the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home. A mo-
tion picture. THE Building of King
Solomon's Temple" will be shown.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Brightwood Commandery. Knights
Templar. will celebrate kiddies' night
tomorrow evening. starting at 1880
o'clock. when it is hoped to have
present all the families and children
gram of entertainment. including a
Christmas tree, with remembrances S
for the children. Commander Shaw
promises that il will be some even
ing"
Evening star., 1922-01-15


Brady. with John Cromwell, Faire Bin
ney and Laura Walker in the cast.
Kay Laurell. remembered for the
lies several seasons back, is appearing
in vaudeville in comedy sketch by
Fred Jackson. Sidney Booth, Lambert
Terry and others are in the supporting
cast.
John Cumberland, who has been
featured in Ladies' Night" has or
ganized his own company and goes
into vaudeville via the Keith circuit.
He will appear in '"The Fall of Eve"
a comedy sketch by Arthur Eckers-
ley and Gordon Bostock.
Walker whiteside has been uncov-
ering a new play out in the middle
west and after an engagement in
Chicago will give the east a chance
was originally called "The Moon Cod
Harold Bell Wright's long awaited
comedy drama, '""The Salt of the
Earth" began its career as a stage
offering at Syracuse. The cast is head
vaudeville headliner. and all the scenes
are laid in Arizona.
Arthur Hopkins has begun rehearsals
early presentation.
She goes the f1appers one better,
does Wanda Hawley, by combining
in her costume for "Bobbed HAIR" her
current Realart feature, the three sem
bobbed hair, very short skirts and no
stockings. Miss Hawley appears as
an "acolyte" Of a colony of the lib
Grated" where the costume is an
abbreviated artists smock.
Bessie Barriscale, late star in the
films, and in a new comedy called
1.-THE Skirt" is going to become a
headliner in vaudeville.
Austin Strong, the playwright, came
out of the fog banks Of Nantucket
Island recently and set his course
for the office Of John Golden in New
York with one towlight. This sig
Evening star., 1922-01-15

"a Bill of Divorcement." in which
Allan Pollock is starring at the
Times Squire Theater, New York, is
to be produced in French this spring
in Paris.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Past Master Archie D. Engel has
been chosen by Albert Pike Lodge.
No. SO. to head its entertainment COM
mittee for the year. He will present
solos by Morris Schefferman and re
freshments in novel style" for tomor-
row evening after the degree, in
which Frank Koch will head the Off
cial line.
Evening star., 1922-12-27

Miss Alice Owens. Miss Roselle Ainsa.
Miss Geraldine Ainsa. Miss Helen
Strausa Miss Sally Finney. Miss Lee
Hamilton. Miss Elizabeth Bell, Miss
Isabella Bell, Miss Marie Palmer. Miss
Marjorie Smith, Miss Constance Jones,
Miss Carol Elliott, Miss Alice Elliott,
Miss Helen Wesson. Miss Juliet Reid.
Miss Caroline johnson, Miss Josephine
Th0m Tompkins.
Mr.. William shea. Mr.. Jack Poole,
Mr., Herbert Clark, Mr.. Edward
Mechling. Mr.. Clark Brandt. Mr.. Nc
Rennons X. 1. Coontz. Mr.. Moncure
Berg. Mr.. Adrien Busic. Mr.. Lawrence
Hunt. Mr.. Frank Armstrong. Mr.. ELL
wood Simpson, Mr. Billy Brown. MIR.
George Judd, Mr.. Henry -Milrick, Mr.
Roger Hartman, Mr.. Robert Arm
strong. Mr.. Robert Lamb, Mr.. John
Hazel. Mr.. James Drain. Mr.. Joseph
Bell. Mr.. Norton Barbour. Mr.. Frank
Russell, Midshipman william Stand
ley. Midshipman Helmick. Midship-
man Brewington Hall, Midshipman NJ.
J: Duncan. Midshipman Graham stitt,
Midshipman Carey CallaGhan. Mid
shipman Gordon Reamy, Midshipman
Evening star., 1922-12-27
EVENING WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY,
small luncheon party at the shoreham

small luncheon party at the shoreham
today.
Capt and Mrs. Simon jacobson will
sail for Panama On January Is.
Gen. and Mrs. Marshall
Hosts at Junior Dance.
Gen. and Mrs. Richard c. Marshall
gave q dance last evening for their
daughter. Miss Laura Winder Mar
shall, and her house guests. Miss
Miss Anne Seyfert of South Orange,
N. j.; Miss Anne Bunting and Miss
Mary Beach of Petersburg. Va. ana
Miss Baldwin Jennings of Lynchburg.
Va, who are schoolmates of Miss
Evening star., 1922-12-27

York after spending Christmas at the
Hamilton Hotel. They will return to
Washington next week for another
visit.
Midshipman J. Albert Click and his
roommate, Midshipman John Fitz-
simmons of Illinois. are spending the
holidays with the formers grand
mother, Mrs. William Click, - u
street northwest.
The Chi Delta Sigma Sorority will
give a dinner this evening at Ward
man Park Hotel, when there will be
covers for twenty-four.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fischer announce
the marriage Of their son, Mr.. Milton
II. Fischer, to Miss Cosette Spence OF
Uniontown. Pa. Thursday. December
81, in New York city.
Davis-Campbell Wedding
At Noon ON Christmas Day.
A well arranged wedding took place
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Society
Continued from Eighth Page)

shis seasons debutantes early in
January.
Mr.. John Ritchie, 3rd. Of the Uni-
versity Of Virginia is spending the
holidays with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ritchie.
Mrs Samuel NJ. Meek entertained a
Evening star., 1922-12-27

Mrs. Beverly Price Evans of Edge
moor will not receive on New Year
day. a. had been announced. on ac-
count of illness in her family.
Evening star., 1922-12-27

Mrs. Lodis Dale Carman has issued
cards for a tea Saturday afternoon,
December 80, from to 6 o'clock In
her homo at 1906 Lamont street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black return
I'D aAfnrda, a THAR hnunA In Ne w
Evening star., 1922-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Woods are en-
tsrtAining at dinner this evening at
the Chevy Chase Club in compliment
to Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Rakemann.
who are in Washington for the heli-
days.
Evening star., 1922-12-27

Eiliot Strauss, Midshipman w r.
Bulls, Midshipman II. X. PerriIl. Mid
shipman e. b, Dascomb. Midshipman
Scott, Midshipman s. G. Kelly, Mid
shipmln Carl Cullen, Midshipman X
d. MeCrackeR. Cadet Lawrence Bar
roll. Cadet Charles Woodruff and
Capt Abeil, U. O. A.
Evening star., 1922-12-27

CONTINUED on Twelfth Page.)
Evening star., 1922-12-27
Handbags and Vanities in
Year.End Clearance

Slightly mussed handbass used for display
and many one of kind pieces and color
grouped for quick selling.
Leather. SILK and Velvet Bags and vanIties,
were $3.s5; now, $2se.
Leather and Silk and Velvet Bags, were $500
to $50; now, $3.s5.
Leather, Silk and Velvet Bags and Novelties,
were $3.50 and $3.50; now, $500.
One Of . kind Exquisite Bags and vanItles,
were $1,000 to $500; now, $3.50.
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Seattle
Society
Sunset Club Announces
April Program, Mr..
and Mrs. StelCdrt Plan
Dinner.

rTuiE SUNSET CLUB announces
i the following interesting pro.
gram for the month OF April;
On "Wednesday. April s, al
o'clock. the afternoon will be devoted
60 Modern Music and Poetry" BY
Mrs. Van oEle and Mrs. olds. The
hestesses win be Mrs George W.
Soliday and Mrs. A. NJ. IL. Ellis
A business meeting IN connection
with luncheon. for which early res.
ervations are requested. will take
place wednesday. April II. at 1870
O'Clock.
The annual meeting. at 10 O'Clock.
followed by luncheon AZ o'clock, y
scheduled for Wednesday. April ~
reservations for luncheon must b"
made before Tuesday noon. April Is.
"wednesday. April 60. at > o'eiock'
a musicale has been arranged, tho
program 60 he given by Mrs. Shirl
Riaiock. soprano: Mrs Ferdinand
I.hoest. cellist. Mrs. Daisy Wood hil-
dreth At the piano. Mrs. Brous>ais
G. Beck and Mrs. Farweh Putnam
Lilly will be the hostesscs.
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Informal Affairs
for Visitors

Compilmentlng Mr.. and Mrs. III. o.
Wilson Of Los Angeles, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Comans for a short time. Mrs snapp
entertained with an informal supper
M her home sunday evening.
on Friday. Mrs Frederick NJ Dud-
ley complimented Mrs. Wilson with a
luncheon at the Sunset club. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson left today for their
home.
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Bridge as Fareweu
Commitment

Compllmcnting Miss Helen 1y;er.
who is leaving Thursday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lyter.
for California. where they will make
their home. and also 20 compliment
Miss Charlotte Brevfliisr. the house
guest Of Miss Helen Jordan. Miss
Kathleen Parshall win entertain with
bridge at her hc-ne "Wednesday
afternoon
Invitations have been limited "a
friends Of the honor guests.
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Mrs. Aaron Luncheon
Hostess

Entertaining the chairrn.n Of the
committees 20 be in charge of the
booths at the bazaar. the interlsken
Guild OF the orfhopcdic hospital are
planning. Mrs. Philip J. Aaron. prrsl.
dent OF the guild. will be hostess at
. luncheon at her home Friday after.
noon.
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Attractive Tea

Mrs. Harlan c. Hines entertained
with an artistic tea at her home.
laos r. tist st. yesterday after
noon. from until & o'clock com
piinrentlng Mrs. Maurice Hlckiin and
her sister. Miss Pauline Jones. who
are removing 20 their new home the
first q the month. Spring flowers
adorned the rooms and n lovely
hasbvt OF tulips conferred the table.
where Mrs. Gerald priscoli and Mrs
Fred c. Aver presided.
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Hostesscs at Luncheon

At the luncheon To be given at the
Wemens University club Saturday
afternoon. honoring Madam Joffr~
and Madame AuAias de Turcnne, tho
hostessca are 90 be Mrs. Daniel A.
Trcfethen and Mrs. Philip Marion.
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Dinner viii Honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Battle

Mr.. and Mrs Alexander II stew
art are entertaining at dinner next
Monday svcning At the Sunset club
honoring Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Raillle. who are leaving IN April for
extended travel In Europe.