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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Two Hostsses Give Shower
For CIaradehI Graves

Tic parts ended with 1ae acrymg
Of refreshments the brides cake,
instead Of the usual white decorations
With a bride ana bridegroom. being
ICED in Yellow and decorated with
witch and cat
Mrs. Womack ana Mrs Martin
were assisted il serving by Bar
Lara Weeks Jackie Womaek and
Ruth Martin
Invited guest included. MesscrS.
and Mcsdamcs Almond. Allcndcr,
Baxter. Barnett Bliss. Brown. Buby,
Clark, Clifton. Dcuulu2. t3aslcy,
Hanson, Hinson. Irwin. Kcating.
Markus. Mgerz. Mphaftev. Nice.
Price, Pickle Roc. Rogers. Saario,
Schumm. Summers, 5Weeten. Shcr-
cr Weeks, Wcudt. WybornV. Broylcs,
Curry. Kirby RussIc Corley. MAYO,
Fabarcs. Hmaon. Mrs Handley. the
Misses Pauline JcncEs. Martha Ro-
gers. Dorothy Schumm. jeanette
Sclumm. JGani'a SWcetcn. Pauline
Allen, Evelyn Aion, Mateery Allen,
Ernesfinc israel. Dorothy Israel, JOY
Pollard. Juanta Roscnbaum, and
Mrs. Graves.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Former 81 Cen+ran
Married Recently

Interesting news to many FL Gen.
trans will be the announcement Of
the marriage of Florence Myers and
Dr. E. o. Garter of Hollywood. Dr.
Carter having been a prominent
resident of Ell Centro for a number
of years.
The wedding took place oct. 3, at
Las Vegas, Nevada, and Dr. and
Mrs. Carter arc at home to their
friends at 1885, Beverly BLVD.
Hollywood.
DR.. Garter occupied offices III the
Professional Building in El Centre
for many years and was active n
many civic and social organizations,
being also a well known musician.
He still has many friends in the
valley who will be interested IN
news of his wedding, many having
had the privilege of meeting his
bride.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
First Anniversary
Of De die alton Of
Lutheran Church

One hundred people gathered at
Grace Lutheran church "Wednesday
evening to celebrate the first ami
EerSary Of the dedication CT their
church.
The Rev. MI Paul c. Ncipp. resi-
cent pastor was master of cere
monies and gave a history of the
Lutheran church in Imperial VALLEY
A. SlemSgluSz,preSdent OF the con-
greeation, welcomed the guests.
The Misses S. Schaffner and r.
Strahm and Mr.. A. Amslcr sang
number of songs in the Swiss
dialect, Miss Schafiner and Miss
Strahm also playing piano duets.
Members of Trinity Lutheran
church, BraWley. and st. Paul's
Lutheran church, Hoityille. were
present for the celebration. Those
@aTallEmen who have been attend
lnS services at Grace church were
honorary guests Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
TN Dimes OF Cleveland. Ohio. par
cnts Of the pastor were also present
0 enjoy the festivities.
The committee in charge was
composed Of Mesdamcs S. Turner
w. AyCock, j. F. Swain, assisted by
Mesd2mes H. Bradley. A. Bisgard,
c. Eggcr, c. Free F. Hafliger. NJ
Ru9e, j. Waterman. and V. Hafligcr
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Edited By ANNE HARDY DAVIS
To Resume Maternal and
ChiIdHeaIth Conferences

Maternal and child health con-
ferences will be resumed throughoui
the valley, "a schedule havlH2 been
completed and dates and places
announced.
All conferences will be conducted
by local physicians under the ats
pices of the bureau Or child hygiene,
state department of public health,
and the county health department.
These conferences as aponSOrCd by
local Parent-TeaChCr asSocia ION.
members Of these units giving their
services III cooperation with the
work.
The conferences offer the follow
services: prenatal patients are to
be examined, kept undar mrdIcH
supervision and instructed III tue
hygiene of pregnancy;
Infants ana plc-school children
are to be examined and their moth
ers instructed in child care. Child
health conferences are Tor the
supervision of InIants and pre-
school children. Children with ap-
pdICllI lIlltCllOll VI dtult 44IIl'oo
are not admitted. Conditions need
ing medical or surgical treatment
are to be referred to local phys
clans or clinics as the conferences
are not intended for treatment
Dental services are offered to
those attending the conferences.
Arrangements have been made with
local dentists 10 conduct dental
clinics in conjunction With INC con-
ferences. these clinics beng undeI
the direction of the chic OF the
dental services, state department. of
public health.
Schedule
Schedule tor the conference l. as
follows:
Brawley, first Tuesday of each
month. First conference TUESDAY,
Nov. 4, at 9-ll:30 and 1920. Place
for holding this conference has not
as yet been determined and VIII be
announced at later date:
Imperial, second Tuesday each
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
CALENDAR
SATURDAY.

Saturday
Halloween carnival, 7:30. Acacia
school
C.IO. dinner dance, 7:3O, Bar
bara Worth
HOltyilIc Junior Women's club
dance, $50, Barbara Worth golf
club
Cavalry dance, ., Veterans hall
sunday
Field Mass, g. CaleXico city park
Brigadottes, ., X. J. CIctcnger
ranch
Sunday services, churches
Methodist picnic, I2:45, Ira Atcn
ranch
C.y.O. convention, 4, Barbara
Worth
C.Y.O. banquet. G, Barbara Worth
Monday
Sorcptinists, II, ShcrWood's
Twice Tod Tales, 2, $50 Olive
Readers Round Table, ?, 10000
club
Imperial Go. Defense Council,
':j0, court house
III Ccntro lodge No. 384, f. and A.
NJ, 7:30, Masonic temple
Hallowc Ell party, 8, Veterans hall
Cactus Gayel club, 6:15, Califor-
MIA hotel
Carpenters union, 7:30, Labor
temple
l. V. Chorus, 7:3O, J. {. auditor
ium
Junior Arts and Crafts, 7:3O,
IG,003 club
Night school, 70, high school
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
zines squi+e in
Session Thursday

Fall wardrobe planning was dis
cussed for the members OF Rose
Mesquite farm home department by
Miss Florence Glenn, home demon
stration agent, when the group met
Thursday at the H. o. ErSkine
home in Imperial
Those present were: Mcsdamc9
Martha Cary, Mary Sallee. Marie
Neckel. Charles F Maynard, Peggy
Danskin, Helen Murphy. A. Y.
Preble, W J. Webb, Ed Latham,
Anna Merkel Olga Holtzer, Lois
Hart, Florence Mccall Sadie
Green. Edna SWatzlander. Bernice
Stevens, Clara Erskinc. Marguerite
Bucher, Irene Hills, Ruby Humph-
rey, Earl Pyeatt, Doshia Nath0.
Blanche Tullos, Emma Lou Han
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Host al Smart
Par+y

Mr.. and Ms w. A. Swcrdfcgcr
IfiuaE night presided at a sma;t
bldg" dinner at their home, an
ether ul the delightful vcnison din
Her parties at which thcr have been
entertaining friends this season.
An effective floral Arrangement
in shades Of orange, brown and yel-
low ccntercd the table, covers being
lald Tor Mr. and Mrs. John Zenc5,
MI. and Mrs. Virgil Edwards, MI.
and MIS- Charles Williams of Holt
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Christian.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hovcy of Ell
Centre, DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Jarvis of
CalcNlco and the hosts.
For the bridge game the prizes
were most appropriate, handsome
1ieurlnes, deer, won by Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams for combined high
score and by Mr. and Mrs. Hovey.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Diane Duriinger
Has 4al!owe en-
Birthday Party

WitchcS ghosts, ScarccrOWS, al
the familiar halloween figures were
seen. somewhat in miniature. Fri
da- afternoon when a group of Chi
dreu III costumes gathered at the
Ciyd2 Dgriagcr home, 8G4 Orange
to help Diane Dminger celebrate
htr cl.ntih birthday anniversary.
Brilliant decorations, games, re-
frcShmcnts were those appropriate
10 this Halloween party, the guests
Including number of the students
in Dianc'a room at school,
Kay Hitchcock, Myra Steele. Rel
da Lou Cunningham. Joy Lou Arm
strong Susan Odlc, Mary Sones.
Lee DcrmodI, Doris Laird, Patsy
Ashley, Ida Ruth Robertson. Patli-
cia Gibbons, Mary Margaret Ben
son, Ann Rae Hammond, Patsy 10
Reed, Wesley Green, Robert Barnett,
Merritt Garfield, Fioy and 10y Brog-
den, TOmmic and Michael Afford,
Kenneth Taylor, Bill Tyler. Marx
Riley, Duane Stafford, Alya Yano.
jerry Eggar.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Ruth Riddle, J.L. Dubois, Jr.
To Be- Married in December

December 8 is tqo Gatr w&iei
Doroth, lutl Riaalc. taaol'cr q
Mi and NJ I.cd J.. itla,lr, an
john l.. Dubois. Jra sou of Nj
and Mrs. john /. Dubois. ST., have
chosen Tor thcw Wedding which
will be solemnlmd that evening Ii
the Presbyterian church.
Uniting as it does tHo prominent
we'll known I'll Centre families the
marriage is of considerable interest
and the Weddme VIII be one OF die
important social events oi Dcccn-
Der
Mis- Riddle has asked Tonic Sue
McChriaty Ia hc her maid OF honor
and Miss Elizabeth Meyer, Mis-
Ruth Campbell OF T.. Ceuro and
Mrs. Herbert +. Mcsnee Of South
safe. her cousin, to be her brides
maids.
William / DUBOIS vi soryc hi.
brother a bel NaV end The u"acrs
include Andrew DUBOIS another
brother and Don BROCK beth ot e
Centre, and MI McShee.
DR.. George ". Thomas, pastor oi
the church, will read the service and
following the ceremony reception
will take place at the Riddle home
on Hamilton a"rnu" with m"W5crs
OF the bridal party and Of the tWo
families as guests.
After VtddHe tip the young
couple WI be at home to tner
friends in Fl Centre.
Not only arc the two families well
known but the Young couple equal
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Odako and Tanda
Camp Fire Groups
In Joint Party

OdakO aud Tanda Camp Fire girls
took over the Boy Scout hut this
week fcY a Halloween party, the
hut being decorated in the tradi-
tirnai c0!crs and also with all the
tmblcms of Halloween, witches,
ghosts Skeletons, etc Balloons were
arranged In the middle of the room
and released later.
Various games were played prizes
going to Willie Mae Keating, Caro-
Iyn Barker, while the costume prize
was won by Edith Mae Kennerson.
Tanda 2rls were told to follow
the treasure trail in order to reach
the hut.
Refreshments of pop corn balls,
punch, cookies and candy were Serv-
ed to Mrs. Fave Manley. Mrs Louis
SlcC, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs, A. NJ.
Blackburn. Mary Nell Parker Ida
Sue Gullett. Willie Mae Keating,
Wara Parry, Bobby Ann Deem,
Bonnie Bell Barker, Alta Lee Win
II }nt, Carolyn Barker, Genevieve
Utley, Be(t@ Hurst, Rita Garden
hire, joyce Greer, Mrs. Hays, Vir-
ginia Shaw, Joyce Klock, Geraldine
Hays, 10 Neil Warren, Caribbean
LHallin Virginia Lee Pinkney, Chris
tine Townsend, DOna Barker, Sylvia
Sinclair, Carmen Roth, Dawn Hays,
Mary Lou Huntington, Fay Jewell,
Frcdia Smith, Patsy Worsham, Edith
Mac KcnnerSon, Anita Shenas, Phyl-
lis Hamilton, Mrs, Broadhead, Mrs
Pinkncy.
Candy bars were sent to the girls
by the SOroptimist club.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26

month Faat conference To be held
Wc@. dav. November 5. as the
s,c5ud Ta# aa" in November is a
holiday. IL the Roosevelt school,
9-ll '21 and 1-3:2O;
FL CUro. second Wcdne day each
month F4fat conference to be
Wcd4 saa@. November y. 194l. at
thr F..'..de Wcmcua club between
III and aeeond on State. 9-ll:30
ana 1850:
u.rUli.. uird Tuesday each
meIl. Frst conference held Tues
d.. OctcDar !. at the eve center.
9-ll.a9 and l-3:30.
C.tz.co. child health conference
ah!" fourth Tuesday each month.
f8s' conference to be held Tues
daE Oc'obor %, j941 at the city
hal 9-il.3o and 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26

l. so, The Two having many friends
among the younger set of the city.
Both are graduates Of Central hign
school aud attended Junior college,
Miss Riddle completing her studies
at a West Los Angeles business
school, and Nj. Dubois attending
California Polytechnic at San Luis
OblSpo
Mis- Riddle is a popular mem
acr Of the Junior Ten Thousand
club. Of Gamma Alpha chapter of
Beta Sipma Phi sorority, and Of the
El Ccntro toaStmistrcss club.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
British War Relief
Has sHeadquar+ers

Imperial Valleys British War Re-
lief society has opened a depot at
113 North Fifth street where any
donations may be left.
British War Relief viii make no
appeal for donations but those hay
ing shoes, warm ciothln2, blankets.
or money which they wish to send
to Great Britain may leave them
at the headquarters and are as
sured that they Will be welcomed
gratefully.
The society is also collecting old
magazines and newspapers for sal
wage, the money made by their sale
gong to the imd. These may be
lett also at the headquarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
ST. Mary's Card
arty Date Set

December l. the first Monday in
December, has been chosen by the
women Of St Mary's church for
their Christmas card party, an eve
ming affair in the Ell Centro Vet
Grams hall.
Already members are busy with
plans to make this party one of
the outstanding ones Of the year
and Will have tickets for sale with
III the next few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Defense Corps in
New He adquar+ers

Due to uncertainty in the wealth
ef' Womens Defense corps has
changed its place Of meeting 10 the
Wilson school music room with
the drill sessions being conducted
IN the school tennis courts. The
group formerly met at the .tad-
nlm.
Under the auspices OF the medical
department. of Camp Seeley. an in
tenslvc training in first aid vii,
De given, starting Tuesday. This
course is open to any woman inter-
eSted in attending.
The group meets ccah Tuesday
night at 7:3O pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
New Club Section
To Be Formed

The Ten Thousand club has a
new section under process of or
za,liz2tion, one in parliamentary
law and open to section chairmcn
and club Officers.
First meeting of his group will
be on Tuesday in the club house
II Q am. when organization will be
2cmp.ctcd Mrs. P NJ Mercer has
been asked to serve As instructor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
News I+ems About
Valley Re siden+s

Hcudod b.. their president, Julia
Brackrtt ot Fl ConUo. members Of
the Imperial valley Muse Teach
els ASSOCIATION SuudaE viii attend
regional moc'na in san DIEGO
with Paul Clark Staufer OF taat
city as general chairman. This is
the first regional meeting ever %
have been h"iG and members at
anticipating an interesting day.
Ms. Don y. RGby Of Boulevard.
with her father. motored to the val
ley Friday Tor a brief business
trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Ranking Shriners
Guests in Valley

Robert Mcdonald, potentate Of
n Bahr temple, san Diego, ana
Martie OrtlIeb, captain of the guard,
We're guests of honor at the dinner
NEE ting of the Imperial Valley
Shrine club Thursday night at the
California hotel
Activities for the year were map
ped out and included a stag din
n"r to be held in the near future
and a ladies msht party scheduled
5a the tlrt al the N'.tr.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
NATIVE OF BERLIN
JAILED AT PALM SPRINGS

PALM SPRINGS, Cal. oct 25.
'OP,--Aleft Richard KIucer. "a.
was held by Palm SPRINGS police to-
day on charges .. lllcgal entry in
TO the United States aid labor
"eltatlon. Chief OF Police Lyle san
ard said Kruger was a aarlyc or
Berlin, Germany He faces a ,cym
OF one to five years in the ytmc
pehltentlary # convicted.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Clubs
Society
CaIexiico
News
By Jane McCampbeII
Telephone s49

Miss Antoinettc NJ Brcen stopped
by to spend tie weekend with her
niece, Mrs. Perry Shepherd, Miss
Brecn has been in Phoenix. Mrs.
Shepherd expects friends from Los
Angeles tonight vino plan TO come
down to visit while MIS- Brecn is
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Schools
Churches
Anne Davis
Notebook

An opportunity to hear fine
speakers, leaders in the world OF
public affairs, government, the arts,
is offered each year in the annual
civic conference sponsored by Chat
fey junior college and Womens
clubs of the district, and to be
held in the college on Wednesday.
Each year Imperial Valley sends
a large delegation of club women
and this year an even greater num-
Der will be present judging by ad-
vance reservations. Not only is the
conference itself decidedly worth
while, but en- route, an awfully good
time is enjoyed by this congenial
group Of women.
Mrs. R. L. Glasby of Calexico,
president of the Southern District,
California Federation of Women's
clubs, will head the Calexico dele
cation and from Brawley, Mrs. JOS
eph SlmonS. president of the BraW-
ley club will attend as will Mrs.
Luther Goldman, president of the
Junior Women's club.
Ell Centro will be represented by
many, including Mrs. Don C. Paulus,
Ten Thousand club president:
Mesdames A. B. Hanson, David ].
Blank, F. D. Jacobs, P. M. Mercer,
Vaughn N. Thompson. Dan Scott,
j. B. McNeece, John B. McNeece,
Ben Hulse, Forrest E. Kutz, Paul
A. jenkins. P N. Van Slyck. War
rem Currier, Elmer w Heald, Hugh
l. Osborne, S. Emmitt Allen,
Glenn Kieffer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
DEFENSE COUNCIL
WILL MEET

Members OF inc imperial County
Defense council will meet in the
county court house in Ell Centre
at 7;30 pm. Monday for further
consideration Of defense plans for
Imperial county
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26

Mrs, Lorcna Taylor left Friday
afternoon for Los Angeles whore
She plans to visit her son Bob who
will celebrate his twentieth BIRTH
Gay this weekend. Bob Is enrolled
at UCLA.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Announcements
Of Meetings

st. Paurs guild will, liayc an all
daE meeting Tuesday in the parish
hall. members meeting at 10 am
Tor a session devoted to Red Cross
and British War Relief work. a
committee Will serve luncheon at
uoOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26

". {. T. L. members are notified
OF 4 change III the place of meet
m2: they Will meet Tuesday at .
pm. in the Presbyterian church
since Mrs. W. ID. Carey has bec.l
called to Los Angeles and will De
mablc to have them. Election Of
Il president is one of the items Of
business for the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26

With the world in such a turmoil.
WomenS interest these DAYS seems
! settled on the more serious things
father than parties, but one social
event which we have to look for
ward TO is the wedding on Dec.
OF Ruth Riddle and John l.. Du-
Bols, Jr, and there will be no
prettier bride than piquant blonde
Ruth
Pro Americas luncheon Wednes-
Gay served to bring out women from
all parts of the valley, wonderful
tribute to Mrs. Sanborn Young
VINO more than lived up to expec-
tatlons as she carried her audience
with her from tears to laughter
with that mercurial shifting of
mood which makes for a successful
| speaker
Smart clothes were on DISPLAY
that day-Mrs. Meredith Wills of
BraWley exceedingly smart in a
black coat trimmed with silver fox
ana big off-the-face hat. This
popular type of hat was also chos-
en- by Mrs. A. B. Hanson, and by
Mrs. Harry w. Horton. both of
whose headgear was extremely be-
comlr3-the popular all black en-
semble was in great evidence,
among It's adherents, and looking
very smart were Mrs. Henry L.
Loud and Mrs. J. w. Asher, while
Mrs Roy E. Breedlove's attractive
red feather turban and black frock
typefied the equally popular black
Wlth-color mode. Mrs. Warren
Currler, always dignified presid-
ing officer, looked especially at
tractive in her dark coat and hat
with contrasting dress in bright
print.
1t was nice TO see Mrs. P. N.
Van Slyck back at the luncheon
for she has been greatly missed
Mr.. Van Slycks health has ben
Gifted by their long stay on thu
coast and they arc looking forward
to a winter in Imperial Valley.
Philip Van Slyck. their son who
was graduated last spring from the
University of California, Berkeley.
had a splendid job in radio, but
ike so many of our young men,
! was called for Sclective service.
Consequently he enlisted in the
army air corps and is stationed at
present at Monterey.
With good news, we have bad
neWS-after eight years in Imperial
Valley we are to lose the Richard
P. HatnerS who 60 to Fresno where
Mr.. Hafner leaves this weekend
Mr. Hefner leaves this weekend
and Mrs, Hafner and the children
will follow him later. Mrs. Hafner
has served the Ten Thousand club
as corresponding secretary and has
been active in P.-TA. work. Mr..
Hafner having served as president
OF Parents Council, and both be-
ing popular members of the Entire
Nos. club.
House moving is in store for
many Ell Centrans the first of No.
Vember and the changes have us all
contused-just try to remember this.
Inc Martin C. Wahls have taken
the John R. Robertson house: the
$. Emmitt Allen house has been
purchased by the H. G. Jones fam
llyfho were living in the j. S,
Jones home now leased to Mr.. and
Mrs. John F.. Andrews. The Will
lam C. Reed home has been pur-
chased by Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Keller, the Aliens are moving into
the Keller home, and the Reeds
INTO the Wahl house. That leaves
everyone settled except the H. K
BarkerS who were living in the
Robertson house
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26
Two Babies Born
At Hospital

Two babies were born Friday at
the Ell Centro hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Dennis have
an eight pound boy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Hart, daughter,
weighing six pounds, nine ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26

Mrs. Della Mercier, who has been
in the cast IS expected here some
time next week. Mrs MERCER has
lived in Calexico for some 20 years.
and only recently moved from the
valley.
Mrs. Paul Cook IS spending few
days in Phoenix, Arizona. She is
expected back soon
Monday evening at 8 O'Clock there
will be white elephant card party
IN the Elks hall for members Of
the Order Of Eastern Star.
Miss Georgiana and Carlotta
Cantu accompanied MI. and Mrs
Charles Connolly on a pleasure and
business trip to Los Angeles. While
in Los Angeles, Georgiana will visit
with the former, Peggy Sills.
Nh. and Mrs. Laddie WIlloughbv
are in Los Angeles for the weekend
where they plan to attend the foot
ball game.
Tuesday, Oct. 28 the Well Baby
conference sponsored by the Parent
Teacher association in the basement
of the city hall Will be carried on
from to 4 IN the morning and
from l to 3 in the afternoon. Mrs
Allen Mains child welfare chair
man. will be in charge of the con-
ference.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-26

Mrs. Paul Cook Is spending a few
days in Phoenix, Arizona. She is
expected back soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-29
obligations.


In the matter of personal charm.
of course, there is no comparison
between a Roxyette and a Saroyan.
After all, apart from his literary
merit, Saroyan is merely sWart,
stocky gent who thinks neckties
are worn by people who are trying
to insulate their necks against a
we'll deserved rope. Conversation
ally he is more interesting than
graceful, another respect in which
he compares unflatteringly with a
Roxyette.
We hope you will understand and
forgive and grant us a rain check
on the supper party. And even if
you don't, a happy third birthday
celebration.
Saroyan!
In the meantime-William Sa-
royan!
From the erstwhile solemn Thea
ter Guild Cand high time:
Lawrence Langner and Theresa
Helburn really hit the Jackpot today
when they signed Bobby Clark for
the role of Bob Acres in the Thea
ter Guilds production of Sheridans
Orchard Brindsley's) The Rivals
with Mary Boland as Mrs. Malaprop,
Walter Hampden as Sir Anthony
Absolute, Haila Stoddard as Lydia
Languish, Helen Ford as Lucy and
Donald Burr as Capt. Jack AbSo-
tutez. the prize cast of the season.
The Rivals will be seen on tour
for five weeks before New York
opening. Christmas week comedy. is
being directed by Eva La Caffeine,
with settings and costumes by
Watson Barrett.
All three stars are making their
first appearance in a Theater Guild
production, which will be under the
supervision of Mr.. Langner and
Miss Helburn. The Rivals will
play one week only at the National
Theater beginning Monday. Novem-
Der IT,"
From the invariably unsolemn
Dave Herman, Riverside Stadium
press agent:
Jimmy Lunceford and his IA
nous (hunh. edD will play for