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HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-The
former Mrs. Victor Mature is off
to Europe and I hear reports
that she will have a date or two
with Frank Sinatra in Spain.
Marilyn Monroe's Bus Stop"
will be rushed into August re-
lease. The Monroe will spend a
month in New York with the
Milton Greenes before taking OF
for England to do 1.-THE Sleeping
Prince" with Sir Laurence Oil
vier. And what a reception she'll
get there! Marilyn's the No. /
movie idol in Britain.
No one at goth Century Fox
has heard from Gene Tierney
since Christmas. Her deal calls
for four pictures in eight years.
I'd like to see her back. Rich
ard Widmark is up for a repeat
with Producer Bill Hawks. who
has sent him the script of "The
Reef" by Pulitzer prize winner
Keith Wheeler. Richards present
picture, "The Last Wagon" ran
into some weather trouble in Sc
donia, Ariz. Too windy.
Eartha Kit told them in Lon
don that her yearly income of a
quarter Of a million dollars was
too much for young woman OF
~ to earn. That's a new switch,
anyway.
Big demand for young English
actresses these days and Richard
Brooks is adding to the conges-
ton by needing two young Brit.
ish beauties for Robert Ruark''
Something of Value" Sidney
POTTER of blackboard Jungle
fame is set. At Romanoff's
Margaret O'Brien's hat drew al
eyes, male and female-a blacl
straw. small, coolie job that made
her look like a pixie.
June Allyson won her point
as most wives do-she will visi
Rome for four weeks. after com
plotting "Interlude" in Munich
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7sezg NE|CHBORHOO6 pzla ie,2
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"CAROUSEL-HandsOme and bOuntiful version,
zestfully by Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae.
"COCKLESHELL HEROES"-Brtian's commandOs In
truth daring -than-f fiction wartime raid.
FORBIDDEN PLANET"-Superior science fiction about .
faster han-light flying jaunt to outer
ARTY"An Academy Award winner for Actor Ernest Borg
nine Scenarst Paddy Chayevsky Director Debert Manu.
1.-THE MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT"-Gregory Peck
the Madison denizen Of Sloan Wilson's novel.
1.-THE RACKPauI the dramatic story Of officer
who broke under Communist torture in Korea.
1.-THE ROSE TATTOO"The Tennessee Williams play with
stunning virtuoso performance by Anne Magnani
THE SWAN"-Grace Kelly and Alec Guinness in witty and
fetching fable Of royal romance
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international Revue-are now on
sale. (Youll also find them at
Super Music City, 1850 F street
lN.W.l
AFTER DARK-You can add
to the victims Of our faltering
spring the shivering assemblage
which gathered to welcome the
new season at the Shoreham
Terrace last week. The Terrace
and the welcome were there, but
the new season was definitely in
need Of smudge pots. The trou-
BILE is that this resort overhang-
ling Rock Greek Park always
seems a dozen degrees cooler
than the Washington you leave
when you enter it. And this is a
drawback only on an evening in
May when our weather is, as
usual, unusual; later on it makes
the Terrace as popular an oasis
as you'll find anywhere. The new
shows turned out by the Shore
hams Bernard Bralove ought to
settle down into slick and lively
sessions of music and dance, too,
with chill departed and premiere
filters conquered. A couple of
pretty little dancing girls almost
got dropped on their pretty little
heads that first night. AS soon
as ice in the drinks seems neces-
sary again, all ought to be fine
around here.
Florian zaBach, who has Just
completed an engagement at the
Windsor Park Hotel, is about to
become a country squire. Mr.
ZaBach, as you hardly need to
be told. became q part-time
Washingtonian during several
long engagements at the May
flower Lounge and married q
Washington girl, Helen Dern
She reports that they will be
moving into a new home at
Pound Ridge, in WestcheSter
County. New York, about mid
June-unless the contractor
comes up with another delay
Her violinist husband thinks it's
an ideal location. being within
a half hours drive of uncounted
favorite fishing holes. He already
has a deep freeze full of rainbow
trout. Mr.. zaBach's only COM
plant is that he is being kept
too busy to be a real menace to
the trout population. He's been
on the road making personal APP
pearanceS almost constantly
since last August; his filmed TV
series (which you can catch on
a Baltimore channeD is doing
fine, and he's just signed a con-
tract with Mercury Records.
Come June he will start record
ing. hoping no doubt to come up
with another as hot as his Hot
Canary"
\ \
Wire from Mae West, whose
latest portrait should be some
where nearby. calls attention to
the fact that she opens a return
engagement at the Casino Royal
tonight. And this note will
remind you that the new Sazerac
Room headliner at the Old New
Orleans is Monica Boyar, Domin-
lean singer of considerable talent.
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GlIld 1OllODrlglQa a0OlCbS Sneer-
ing loftily upon the Joan Craw-
ford, Barbara Stanwyck and Jane
Wyman fans. Joan and Babs
and jamie may suffer. but our
girl SUFFERSl If the Italians
ever discover the soap opera a
wonderful new form of the
entertainment arts is going to
blossom.
The Italians are so earthly ex-
plicit about things, including
such things as fallen women.
There is none of this euphemistic
nonsense about girls getting rich
in return for idle conversation in
woman of Rome" In fact,
there is none of this euphemistic
nonsense about girls getting
rich.
The lass played by Signorina
Lollobrigida has a-rough time of
it, before and after taking to her
pedestrian calling. Some man is
always bringing woe into her
life.
There is the chauffeur, who
seems to keep postponing the
wedding date, with, it turns out,
some justification, since he al
ready has one wife. There is a
government official who takes
Gina to a roadhouse, fills her
with chianti and-well, the Ital-
ians do leave a few small details
to the imagination. There is an
underworld ape who obviously
would not be above numbering
the lass. And there is the STU
dent with whom it appears that
Gina might just possibly find a
happier life.
All Of these people keep visit
ing La Lollo in her tenement
room while her mother looks on
sadly. Mama is too busy direct
ing the traffic to have much time
for sorrow, however.
1t is to this same tenement
room that Gina repairs in search
of her student, after all manner
of violence, including the murder
of the government official by the
underworld ape and the shooting
Of the latter by the police. The
student has been arrested for
pelting the populace with anti
Mussolini pamphlets. has sung,
duplicating all his fascist
cronies. and has been released
feeling sorry for himself. Now
he has disappeared.
Maybe he got upset." says
Gina. according to the evidence
presented by the translator who
provided the English subtitles.
Upset? Why, man, there was one
party on those premises who was
so diStraught by this time he
could barely resist the impulse
to run screaming into New York
avenue. He did resist the i'm
pulse to scream.
y
IN BUSINESS-The box Office
at the Carter Barron Amphi-
theater opened today and will be
open daily throughout the out
door entertainment season,
which ends Labor Day, Septem-
Der 3. Tickets for the first two
eventS-the Ballet Russo de
Monte Carlo and Danny Hayes
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I1:O5. s:15, 5:25. 7:s5 and $50
pm.
Warner-"Cinerama Holiday;
$3.50 pm.
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THE PASSING SHOW
THE PASSING SHOW
Gina Also Outsuffers.
Joan and Bobs and jane
Bx HARRY MaoARTHuR

Perhaps the theory that Gina LOobrgida has such big,
all that she will always be welcome responsible for
arrival Of Woman of Rome" at the Plaza Theater This
sound enough theory Almost for erecting argesca
image of La Lolo a movie is sufficient
Woman Of Rome" however is something that will
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ALABAMA VISITOR
HONORED AT PICNIC
& BREAKFAST PARTY

Mrs. Mary Toney Of Leighton,
Ala, is visiting in the city and is
the guest OF her niece and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brown,
Sr., Of S6s Carroll Av. In honor
Of her guest, Mrs. Brown was hos
tess at a breakfast party,
Socializing and taking pictures
was enjoyed by honoree and guests
who were the Mines. William
White, J. r. Jones, Bud Bell ]. T.
Dorsey. NJ. e. Bell, jerks Brown,
Payton Hunt, L. c. Crossley,
Ramsey Jackson and Ruth Cum
bingham Of Pompano, Fla.
Mrs. Toney and Mrs. Ruth
Cunningham were honored guests
on Friday, July 10 at a picnic
luncheon given by Mrs r. J. Jones
in her yard at s14 Fuller Av.
A lunch followed by socializ-
ing filled the afternoon for the
bonorees and guests. Enjoying the
affair were the Mines. Jane Lee,
Leila Jackson, Louella Brown, EN-
maline White and Josephine Nc
Gee.
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Dr.. Ollie Gran+ham
Former St. Poulite
Entertained On Visit

DR.. Ollie Grantham, formerly OF
st, Paul and now residing in Los
Angeles, Calf, who has been the
house guest OF DR.. and Mrs,
Cornelius Mobiley, Of 754 st. An
thony Av., left by plane Monday,
July %, for Cincinnati, o., to visit
his father.
DR.. Grantham was extended
many social courtesies by former
friends during his visit. He was
the dinner guest on Tuesday eve
ming Of DIR. and Mrs. Norman
Howell at their home, 937 St An
thony Av., Othert guests were DR..
and Mrs. Cornelius Mobiley, Mr..
and Mrs. George Brooks Jr., Mrs.
Mildred Vernon of Washington, d.
c., and Mrs. Ethel Virgins.
on Thursday evening he was
guest of the Vets and their wives
for cocktails and dinner at Larry's
Place in Hudson, Wis. Mrs. Ethel
Virgins was DR.. Grantham's
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Allen,
973 Iglehart Av., entertained at
an informal get-together at their
home in honor Of the visitor on
Friday evening and on Saturday
evening, the Vets entertained at a
stag party in honor of the former
st. Paulite Some 20 old friends at
tended the stag.
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Dets & Dates
BY JOINT"

Hi there dehs and dates! Wen
another week end has gone by, and
summer is coming close TO an end
Pretty soon lot OF you win be
starting back to school. 50 make
the most Of the time you have left
OF your vacation.
Friday night Glen Slaughter
gave a jump at his house.
Susan Ellis had a party az her
house Friday night She had lots
Of food and drink. II was a pretty
nice party but there were some
dehs there from the Twins" who
seem to have tried TO so society,
Now these debs should wise up to
the fact that there Is no real So
ciety here in the Twins. and
when they try TO put themselves
up as such, they are only creating
a ''phoney" society. which has
come and gone In the Twins" for
many years. Can't understand
why a few chicks have to go a.
round with a front like. because
they're not proving anything TO
the public. but only succeeding in
fcoling themselves, So take my
advice. debs, anyone can put them
selves up az "siditios" but what
happens 10 one when they are
brought down from the heightsg
Bewarel
Saturday night. the "Loafer-
cites" gave a party at Diane Mar
tins house.
Ernie Freeman and his Combo.
really whipped up a storm satur-
day night at Labor Temple. The
Coasters made last minute
change and the "MRgnificences"
OF Chicago took their place. There
were four dates and a deb. They
were pretty good, and they were
very nice. Everyone seemed to
make il to the dance. and I. for
one, really had real good time,
one thing l liked about Mr.. Free
man is that he didn't let one song
drag on for hours, he knew when
TO cut them off, and he sure whal-
ed with living Around" and
Lost Dreams" Little Walter Is on
the agenda at Labor Temple in the
very near future.
Edgar Jackson and Judy Jones
got married Sunday. Congratula-
lions kids.
Dempsey Kimple gave party
Sunday night.
Well fabulous people, I'll stop
the flow OF printers ink and leave
you for another week, 30 be cool
Signing Off
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MOTHERS, CHILDREN
JOIN IN PICNIC
FOR CALIFORNIANS

Mrs. Cecil Poole and daughters
Gail and Patricia, Of San Fran
cisco. Calf. were honored guests
at a picnic luncheon Tuesday,
July "a, at Nokomis Park, Min
neapolis. Hostesses were the
Mines Norma Lazenberry, An
nette Robinson and Albreta Muir
ray.
Following the picnic menu serv-
ed by the hostesses. the children
enjoyed playing games and
swimming, while their mothers en-
joyed chit-chat and bringing Mrs
Poole up-to-date on happenings in
the Twin Towns.
Enjoying the afternoon Of fun
were the Mines Tommie Braddock
and children, Bertram Shannon
and children, James Griffin and
daughters, George Berry Jr., and
children, Maurice Crouch and
children, Hyland Stokes and boys,
Master Walter Hayes and children
of the hostesses, Christie and Den
mis- Lazenberry, Isabel Hatton and
Arnold, Neal and Angela Murray.
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ter. stcphanie OF Chicago, return
ed home with Mrs, Young for a
short visit.
Condition Is Fair, Mrs, Elnora
Wright. 1881 Bryant Av. N. is
still a patient in Mt, Sinai hoSpit-
al. but Ii responding to treatment
and her condition Is reported fair.
Returns Homo; Curtis c.
Chivers. 40iT Clinton Av., re-
turned home Friday evening from
short vacation spent In Mchi-
gan and Illinois Mr.. Chivers
spent one day at Camp Baber In
Cassopolis and from there went TO
Chicago to visit a cousin. Mrs.
Bernice Stevens. whom he had not
seen for 25 years.
Arrives In Paris; A letter re-
ceived from Miss Lorraine Curry.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
d. Curry. OF Sss6 Firth Av. s..
states that she arrived safely In
Paris. She registered Saturday,
July IL. at Sorbonne University,
which is n liberal arts college OF
the University OF Paris, and began
her classes ON Monday. July 10.
Miss Curry attends classes six
days a week from Q q. IN. TO ~
noon. Her roommate Ia West
Indian girl from New York City.
who taught school there for seven
years
Detroit Quests Robert Giles OF
Detroit, Mich, arrived In the city
Saturday, July 81, for a two weeks
visit with his uncle and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Foster and
children OF 1914 Clinton Av
House GUESTS Mrs. lone John
son, her daughter and son, La
veeda and Harold Logan OF May
wood. H., and Price Watson OF
Chicago. H., were the weekend
guests OF Mr., and Mrs. George
Daley. 2433 Firth Av s. The Wis
itors enjoyed sightseeing around
the Twin Cities.
Leave For Homes; Joseph Byrd
and Wade Fisk of Rockford, Ill.
who have been the house guests OF
Mr. Byrd's sister. Miss Amanda
Byrd OF 1922 Third Av. g.. left
for their homes on Saturday. July
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n. on Thursday evening, Miss
Byrd and her houseguests were
guests OF Rev, w. l.. Battle at
services at Gospel Temple In 81.
Paul and following the service.
were dinner guests OF the Battles
at the Hasty Tasty cafe. Bishop
J, E. Bryant was also a guest. Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Jones Of s622
Third Av s., entertained at dinner
on Friday evening IN honor Of the
visitors.
Return Home; Mr. and Mrs. ID.
VI. Hammond OF 4916 Third Az. s.
returned home this week from a
motor trip to Little Rock. Pine
Bluff, Hot Springs and T.onoke.
Ark. visiting relatives and
friends.
Visited sister; Miss Grace Har-
per. 27l7 Clinton Az, motored to
Davenport, Ia. TO see her sister,
Mrs Garrett (HelenA) Han. who
was hospitaliEed after suffering a
heart attack in 81. Luke's hospital
Mrs. Hall Is now convalescing at
her home, 1909 Christie. Daven-
port.
BSCP Auxiliary To Eject; The
Minneapolis Ladies' Auxiliary TO
the Brotherhood OF Sleeping Car
Porters. viii hold lis regular cleo
ton OF officers at s p. m. Tues
day, July 81, at the home OF Mrs.
Leota Perkins, $500 Clinton Av.
All members are urged TO be pre-
sent as this win be the last meet
ing before convention which will
be held In ST. Louis, Mo. septem-
Der 1918.
Visited Family; Mrs. Florence
HargrRves OF Los Angeles. Calf,
spent two weeks in the city visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r, Collins sr. OF $3.50 Fourth Az.
s., and other relatives. She was
the house guest OF her brother, J.
r. Collins Jr., OF i146 Aldrich Av.
N. Mrs. Hargraves was the re-
cipient Of many social courteaiea
during her stay, including dinners,
uncheons. etc.
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Mrs. Milo Poole
Object Of Nice
Surprise Party

Mernment and fun prevailed at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Jones, 1855 Fifth Av. S. on Satur-
day evening, July p. when Floyd
Poole Jr,, Of S0S2 Fourth Av. S.
rendered a wonderful surprise
birthday party at their home in
honor Of his wife Mia.
When the Jones invited Mr.. and
Mrs. Poole to be their guests at
the Aqua Follies they readily &C
cepted and II was decided that
they stop by for the Jones. This
was not unusual and Mrs. Poole
was unaware that she was to be
the object OF a surprise.
A group Of friends had as
sembled at the Jones' residence
and when Mr.. and Mrs. Poole
entered voices were heard in the
background singing, 'Hsppy
Birthday To You"
Dancing was a highlght OF the
festive evening. Refreshments
were served by the host.
Among guests who wished the
honoree happiness were the Misses
Jackie Smith. Gwendolyn Morrow,
Kay Wexler. Mrs Barbara lie
Noir, Douglas Thompson, Carl
Haygood. Lowell Greer, Bill Frse-
ton and Thomas Doggett.
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Former St. Paul
Woman & Husband
Entertained Here

Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris Of
Chicago, houseguests OF Mrs. Har-
ris' sister. Mrs. Estry Bradley
Peake, were honored guests at a
"smorgasbord" on Sunday after
noon. July a. Hostesses were the
Mines. Nilee Lewis, Ruth HEX
man, Leila Hatton. Corabelle
Banks and Essie Stewart.
The delightful affair was held
at the home OF Mrs. Stewart, 961
Rondo Av. The exqulsitely laid
table, with its lace cloth, center
cd with a floral arrangement Of
seasonal flowers between burning
tapers in crystal candlesticks
made an attractive background
for the serving trays laden with
a variety Of foods and other re-
freshments.
Card tables spread with white
cloths with floral centerpieces
were placed around the room
where guests dined. chatted and
enjoyed quiet tete-a-tetes.
Adding TO the afternoons enjoy
ment was an interpretive dance by
Mrs. Vernese Doyle OF Des Moines.
Ia, an out-of-town guest and taxi
ing pictures Of the group In the
yard
Other out-of-town guests shar-
ing honors were Mrs. Mildred
Vernon, Washington. ID. C.. Mr..
and Mrs Henry Hawks, Chicago.
Mrs. Vernese Doyle and son, Des
Moines. and Bud Kelly, New York
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Jones, Chicago.
Other guests enjoying their hos
pitality were the hessrs. and |
Mines George Brooks, Jr., Theo-
dore Allen, James Lewis, Edward |
John Banks Jr., Lawrence
The Mines. Lucille Rob
.nson and daughter, Ruth Hick-
man and son. Ora Anderson, Irene
J. d. Jones and Estyr |
Peake and sons.
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held Monday, July %. Mrs. Ian
ders was unable to accompany her
husband because she was not feel
ing well.
Visited Brother; Hardy White,
4042 Clinton Az, spent the week
end in Chicago visiting his
brother, John White. who is III
and confined TO the hospital. Mr..
White reports his brothers con-
dition has improved and he Is
much better.
Detroit Visitor: Little CRrole
Byars Of Detroit. Mich, is visiting
in the city and Is the guest of her
aunts and family Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Ellis, son Alonzo Jr., and
daughter Villa and Mrs Enola
Thomas and daughter Hariana, all
Of 3508 Fifth Az. s. Little Miss
Byars will spend her summer va
cation in the city.
Back Home; Joseph Edwin
sizer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. &c.
sizer, ST.. Of 1914 I4th Az. s.. re-
turned home Wednesday evening
from Chicago. where he had spent
three weeks visiting his grand
mother. Mrs. Edith sizer. Miss
Ruth Jackson, 2S4 N. Miss River
Blvd, Joseph's aunt, who had Wis
tied in Chicago accompanied him
home.
St Louis Visitors: Mrs. Marie
Gray and Dr. o. c, Cooper OF st.
Louis, Mo. accompanied by Tony
Webster, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus Webster. Of 4O37 Third Av.
s.. arrived in the city Monday,
July %, Mrs. Gray Is the mother
OF Mrs. Webster and Tony had
been her guest in st. Louis for two
weeks. Mrs. Leola Sims Of Los
Angeles, Calf, mother OF Mr..
Webster. arrived Thursday and Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Web
ster.
Sister Is Guest: Miss Marguer-
tie Hendon Of Chicago, H., arrived
in the City Saturday evening for
a ten day visit with her sister-in-
law and brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleridge Hendon OF 1914 Port
land Az.
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SECOND WARD DBL
TO HOLD ICE CREAM
SOCIAL JULY 20

Governor and Mrs. Orydlle Free
man will be the honored guests at
the Second Ward Club Annual Ice
Cream Social on July 20, 1855. The
Ice Cream Social 10 which the
public Is invited will be held at
1881 r. River Road. Minneapolis
from two O'Clock in the afternoon
until p. m.
There will be favors for the
children and ice cream. home
made cake, lemonade and coffee
for everyone. The nominal cost is
SOC for adults and Csc for chill
dren under IL.
Other guests who are expected
are Mrs. Eugene Anderson. Mrs.
Muriel Humphrey. State Senator
Donald Fraser. State Rep. John
skeate. Alderman Kent Young
dahl. County Commissioner Rich
ard o. Hanson, George Murk and
Joseph Robbie.
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dren, Howard House and children
Louis House and children, Fred
die Slemmons and son, Eugene
Underwood, son, daughter and
guest Percy Hughes III and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jackson. A won
derful time was had by all.
Anniversary Greetings: Greet
ings to Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Ian
Ter Of 72s Carroll Av.. who will
observe their first wedding an
niversary on Thursday, July 26th.
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. Horace
Brown Sr.. Of s6S Carroll Av., has
returned home after spending two
weeks in Miller hospital for terat-
ment and rest.
Vacationed At Lake: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Salters. 1913 w. Cen
trail Av., and grandchildren, Lynn
and Eddie Salters spent three days
vacationing at Birch Lake Hack
ensack, MINI. The vacationers en-
joyed fishing. boating and other
outdoor activities which was a
delightful experience for the chill
dren.
ERtertaln For Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Edwards Of 967 w.
Central Av, entertained at cock
tails in honor OF out Of town visit
ors, Sgt. and Mrs, Nelson Bslenger
II, James Sisson, Miss Altha AL
bridge, all Of Chicago, and Mrs.
Ruth Brooks Vernon of Washing
ton, d. c. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Harris. Chicago. Cards social
izing and cocktails rounded out
the evenings festivities for honor
ees and the 20 guests who greeted
them.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. John
Page Of Manly. Ia, who has been
a patient in st. Joseph's hospital
for the past three weeks returned
to the home of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clardy, TIC Aurora Av., on Sun
day July %. On Monday Mr.. and
Mrs. Clardy drove home with Mrs.
Page, who is feeling much better
and is we'll on the road to recov-
cry. Mrs. H. c. Jones, another
daughter left Wednesday, July 25
for Manly to be with her mother
during her convalescence.
Week End In Missouri: Mrs. r.
]. Jones, son Robert Of GA Fuller
Av., and Norman Davis, 871 St.
Anthony Av.. spent the past week
end in Kirl<wood, Mo-, visiting
Mrs. Jones' son and family. Mr..
and Mrs. william Jones.