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Page Six THE PALM BEACH POST Sunday Morning, March 13, 1932 Tke 'Realm of Society0, Club and Church clctivitiesJ Will Star in "The Patsy' THE WEEK IN PROSPECT Mrs. Ida Floyd White, Honorary State Regent, Is Honored at Informal Tea by D. A. R. 1 1 1 1 by the bi-centennial celebration through the study of the foundation of our government The tea table, at which Mrs.

Ferris' daughter, Mrs. Percy S. Peck, of Grand Rapids, presided, was artistically decorated with a bank of double hibiscus and ferns. Attending were Mrs. Sallie E.

Ferris, Miss Etolia Ferris, Mts. Peck, Mrs. Norrle A. Erb, Miss Daisy E. Erb Miss Sarah Jane ELIZABETH PIERCE WILL EDIT F.

S. C. W. ANNUAL Florida State College, Tallahassee, March 12 Lucy Pope of Jacksonville will serve as president of the college government association of Florida State College for Women for the year 1932-33, according to the outcome of student elections just held. Vivian Dallett, of Miami, will edit the Flambeau, student weekly publication; Bonita Bailey, of Ocala, the Distaff, the college quarterly magazine, and Elizabeth Pierce, of West Palm Beach, the Flastacowo, the annual.

Other officers who will serve are: College Government association: chairman of judiciary, Genie Matthewson, Miamj; first vice-president, Virginia Bird, Okeechobee; second vice-president, Car-leen Vinal, St. Petersburg; secretary, Frances Hall, St. Petersburg; treasurer, Elizabeth Gillies, Mait-land; junior representatives, Elisabeth Pierce, West Palm Beach, and Mary Newton Green, Port Orange; senior representatives, Rosebud Greer of Lake City, and Wilma Milton, Trenton, sophomore representative, Caroline DeMontigne, Jacksonville. P. B.

COUNTY A. COUNCIL MEETS TUESDAY Dr. Valeria Parker, of New York City, national social hygiene authority, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Palm Beach County Parent-Teacher council at the Palm Beach school auditorium, Cocoanut row. Palm Beach, Tuesday at 11 o'clock, and the public is invited to hear Dr. Parker's talk.

There will be no board meeting of the council Tuesday, but the regular meeting will begin at 10:30 o'clock with selections by the Palm Beach school orchestra. The business session of the council will be held at 12 o'clock and the annual election of officers will be held, A round table discussion of local problems will be held and reports of the outstanding work by local associations will be given. Prizes will be awarded for the narcotic educational essays. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock and those expecting to attend are requested to notify the school. The nominating committee of the council is composed of Mrs.

John Drake, Lake Worth; Mrs. Howard Selby, Mrs. James M. Owens, Mrs. G.

Ray Sparks, West Palm Beach and Mrs. Lander of Delray Beach. Monday, the Fourteenth Executive board of lusic Study club at home of Mrs. Belle Dimick Whitman, Granada road, 10 o'clock. Program meeting of Woman's club at club house, 3 o'clock.

Mrs. Joe A. Youngblood, chairman of applied education department in charge. Circles of West Palm Beach Garden club meet at 3 o'clock as follows: Founders' circle with Mrs. Roderick McNeil, 3829 Paseo Navarro, Palm Beach; Oleander circle with Mrs.

Dorey Bennett, Twenty-ninth street with Mrs. William Alfather as assistant hostess; Polnciana circle with Mrs. Paschal C. Reese, 321 Valencia road with Mrs. F.

K. Herpel, assistant hostess. Special call meeting of Porter Raulerson auxiliary, 2007, of Veterans of Foreign Wars at home of Mrs. M. A.

Joy, 315 Fern street, 8 o'clock. Very important. Hour of instruction on "The Ways and Teaching of the Church," at Holy Trinity parish house, conducted by the Rev. W. P.

S. Lander, 7:30 o'clock. St. Martha's chapter of Holy Trinity Service league at home of Miss Merab Easton, 818 Briggs street, 8 o'clock. Monthly meeting of executive board of Y.

W. C. A. at Y. W.

C. 7:45 o'clock. Friendship club meets with Mrs. M. L.

Frantr, 330 South Lakeside court, 8 o'clock. Members urged to attend. Bridge party at Tourist club, 8 o'clock. Public invited. Tuesday, the Fifteenth County Federation of Woman's clubs at Presbyterian church in Lake Worth, meets in air day session, 10 o'clock.

Mrs. J. A. Young-blood, educational chairman, in charge of program. Palm Beach County Parent-Teacher council holds all day meeting at Palm Beach public schools, Cocoanut row, Palm Beach, 10:30 o'clock.

Election of officers. Dr. Valeria Parker will speak at 11 o'clock and the public is Invited to hear her, Missionary Aid society of Church of Christ, or Christian church, observes day of prayer at the church. First session, 11 o'clock. Business meeting of Woman's Missionary society of First Methodist church at the church, 3 o'clock.

Woman's Missionary society of First Presbyterian church at the church, 3 o'clock. Mrs. Gilbert K. Rand In charge of program. Mrs.

E. W. Wilcox, Mrs. Frederick G. Ritezel 'will be hostesses.

Mary McGilvary Stowers guild of Congregational church at home nf Mrs. Clifford B. Savaee. 416 El Prado. 3 o'clock.

Mrs. Ida Floyd White, honorary state regent, and a former national vice president general of the Daughters of the Revolution, was the honored guest at a delightfully informal tea given by members of the Seminole chapter, D. A. R. at the home of Mrs.

Sallie E. Ferris, Peruvian avenue, Palm Beach, Sat. urday afternoon. A quantity of roses and hibiscus was used about the house for floral decorations. During the afternoon Mrs.

White, who made a visit to the chapter as state regent four years ago, renewed acquantance with local members and made an informal talk on "Education and broadening the scope of education to meet present needs." She emphasized the fact that great opportunities are offered PAGEANT SCHEDULED AT HOLY TRINITY A pageant entitled "The Little Pilgrims and the Book Beloved," by Marie E. J. Hobart, will be presented this evening at Holy Trinity church in place of the regular service. The members of the two Young People's Service Leagues, under the direction of Mrs. Edith Merritt, have been preparing for some weeks for this presentation.

The theme concerns Itself in the wanderings of two little pilgrims from the land of darkness in search of Mother Church and her treasures. Mrs. Thomas Remington is in charge of the costuming. The following is a list of the characters: Christopher, a servant of Mother Church, Robert Johnson; First Little Pilgrim, Janet Lockwood; Second Little Pilgrim, Henry Bond; Mother Church, Barbara Lander; Matins, Julia Carlberg; Evensong, J. P.

Hancock; Litany, Ray Sparks; Baptism, Ruth Rogers; Lady Catechism, Mary Katherine Swinehart; Confirmation, Evelyn Fremd; Eucharist, Dorothy Trunkey; Psalter, Ruth Coburn Rogers; Matrimony, Grace Frost; Visitation of the Sick, Helen Dalton; Requiem, Edward Knox; Churching of Women, Dorothy Fremd; Maris Stella, Phyllis Bowers; Visitation of Prisoners, Mack Hancock; Song of Harvest Home, Louise Burkhardt; Family Prayer, Florence Fairbanks; Ordinal, Cecil Peek; The Book Binder (King Edward VI), Peter Clements; Lectionary, George Henry Murray; Calendar, James Underwood; Preface, Frances Clements; Ratification, Thomas Remington; A Child of Holy Trinity, Louise Whitting; Flower Girls, Jean Moore and Jean Ann Graham; Acolytes, Jack Lewis, Bill Lander and Dick Lander; Standard Bearer, Elmo Hancock. General meeting of the Holy ish house, 3:30 o'clock. Mrs. F. Dean Turner, president or tne JJiocesan Church Service league will be speaker.

Woman's Missionary union of Northwood Baptist church at the church, 3:15 o'clock for regular monthly business meeting. Groups of the Woman's Missionary society of First Christian church meet at 3 o'clock as follows: Marion H. Duncan group with Mrs. Earl Wright, Parker avenue; Mary Kelly group with Mrs. Herman Seal, 414 Jessamine street; Dr.

Pickett group with Mrs. Lewis Pilcher, 714 street. Palm Beach County Army of Miss Mary Lou Bollinger, who will play the title role of "Patsy" in "The Patsy," junior class play at the Palm Beach high school auditorium, Friday night, March 18, at 8 o'clock. rano, 3 o'clock. Palm Beach County Pan-Hellenic association at Tuscawilla club, 3:30 o'clock, with Mrs.

George Coleman, Mrs. L. M. Hamblin, Mrs. C.

Adrian Coates and Mrs. Howard Selby, members of Pi Beta Phi sorority, hostesses. Upsilon Beta Gamma club at Y. W. C.

6:45 o'clock. Group 4 of Woman's association of Congregational church at home of Mrs. Harold Leith, 921 Alabama avenue, 8 o'clock, with Mrs. Doyle Adair, co-hostess. Unity class in Christian healing, 8 St.

Patrick's dance, sponsored by Southboro Parent-Teacher association, at Palm Beach Anglers and Sports club, North Lake trail, Palm Beach, 10 o'clock. Italian spaghetti supper at midnight. Public Invited. Card nartv at Tourist club. 2:15 o'clock.

Eegaageimeinits Dr. Valeria Parker, of New parish house on "Social Hygiene" under auspices of Palm Beach County Parent-Teacher council and Rotary club, 7:30 o'clock. Public invited. Engagement of Miss Gladys Helvenston and Lee Morris Is A nnounced Mrs. H.

C. Sarau, of 225 Pershing way, announces the engagement of her daughter, Gladys Helvenston, and Lee Morris, of this city, the marriage to be an event of the near future. Miss Helvenston is one of West Palm Beach's most accomplished musicians and is a popular member of the younger social set of the city. Mr. Morris is connected with the Florida Times Union, Miami Daily News and International News service.

He also is conducting a bridge column in The Post of mock trial, "Jones vs. Jinx," at Church of ennst, Rehearsal 7:30 o'clock. Wednesday, the Sixteenth Child Psychology class of A. at Holy Trinity parish house, 10 o'clock. Choral department of Music Study club holds dress rehearsal for Japanese program at Woman's club, 10 o'clock.

Mrs. Mildred Rogers Dunstan, director. ir Girl Scout council holds luncheon meeting at home of Mrs. W. H.

DaCamara, 237 Twenty-ninth street, 11 o'clock. Call meeting of executive board of Woman's auxiliary of Memorial Presbyterian church at home of Mrs. M. D. Carmichael, 1020 South Olive avenue, 3 o'clock.

Cafeteria supper served by the Wheel of First Presbyterian church at the church, 6:30 o'clock. Devotionals by the pastor. Officers will present financial budgets for the year, which will be followed by social hour. All members and friends of the congregation invited. Mid-week Bible study at Church of Christ, or Christian church, led by Mrs.

George A. Fiers, 7:45 o'clock. Girl Reserves at Y. W. C.

7:30 o'clock. Reception at First Christian church on Georgia avenue, for new members. Dr. Everett Smith, teacher of Men's Bible class in Miami, aY I Bridge and five hundred party at Tourist club, 8 o'clock. Publio New Easter SUITS are Here Evans, Miss Louise Mae Farrow, Miss Lucia Wood, Mrs.

G. C. Bar-co, Mrs. Charles Goodloe, Miss Anna B. Kennedy, Mrs.

Floy W. Turner, Mrs. W. T. Marfield, Mrs.

Mason Rice, Mrs. Frank Quigley, Mrs. Alfred H. Wagg, Mrs. T.

R. Puckett, Mrs. Nona Burruss, Mrs. Ida Floyd White and others. NEW HONORS WON BY MARJORIE BYRUM New honors have been received by Miss Marjorie Byrum, young daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Byrum of Upland road, according to word received here Saturday from Brenau college, where she is a competitive scholarship student In the music department. Miss Byrum has just been elected to membership in the Lorelei club, undergraduate musical honor society, being one of 12 named at the spring election.

To achieve this honor a student must average 90 in major subjects, 80 in all others, have made at least two public appearances, be recommended by the faculty and voted on by two-thirds of the club membership, A member of the 1931 class of the Palm Beach high school, Miss Byrum won a four-year scholarship for Brenau and has achieved an enviable record there, both in her music and her scholastic work, and has made several public appearances as a violinist. ALPHA SIGMA PI FRATERNITY GIVING ST. PATRICK DANCE Members of the three chapters of the Alpha Sigma Pi fraternity in south Florida, the Zeta chapter of West Palm Beach, the Sigma champter of Miami and the Gamma chapter of Riverside Military academy, Hollywood, are giving a St. Patrick's dance at the Trianon ballroom at Fort Lauderdale Friday night, March 18, at 10 o'clock, and a number of West Palm Beach people are making plans to attend. Belton's orchestra of West Palm Beach will furnish the music for the dancing.

Local members on the dance committee include Sam Adams and Brownie Robertson. Mrs. W. W. Baird, of 961 Green street, is leaving today for Jackson, ville, where she will take the boat for New York to attend the hairdressers style show.

11Y Beach Miami Beach If and sport togs aplenty. Be clothes conscious and let us help you select the proper things now for you to wear on Easter, the day we all enjoy dressing up. (Snlftstttitlj HABERDASHERS 317 Clematis St. Teletha club at home of Mrs. H.

Phil Bryan, Upland road, 8 clock with Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. H. E. Sealey as hostesses.

Y. W. C. A. gym class at Y.

W. C. 8 o'clock. Thursday, the Seventeenth Lenten sewing for women of Holy Trinity church and study class on "Building a Christian Nation," at Holy Trinity parish house, 10:45 o'clock. Chicken supper served at Church of Christ, or Christian church, 5:30 to 7:30 o'clock.

Miss Marjorie Wagner and Richard E. Butte Are Married With Quiet Home Ceremony Miss Marjorie Wagner and Richard E. Butte, of Lake Ronkonhoma, Long Island, N. were united in marriage at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob C. Wagner, 720 Penn street, at 12:30 o'clock Saturday, the Rev. C. K. Vliet, pastor of the First Methodist church, officiating.

About 40' relatives and guests witnessed the quiet ceremony. The marriage vows were spoken before an improvised altar of palms, ferns, crotons and baskets of roses in the arch between the dining room and living room, a large white wedding bell being suspended over the bridal party. Miss Mildred Geer, pianist, entertained with a program of pre-nuptial music prior to the ceremony, her numbers including "Souvenir" (Karganoff), "Call at Reverie" (Heller) and "To a Wild Rose" (Mac-Dowell). The bridal party entered to the strains of the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin and following the ceremony Miss Geer played Men-edlssohn's Wedding March. Miss Elma Rohrbek, of Peekshill, N.

was the bride's maid. She wore an attractive afternoon frock of figured silk and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Charles A. Wagner, brother of the bride, was the best man. The bride entered on the arrtfof her father, by whom she was given in marriage.

The bride wore a lovely gown of white chiffon, with tight fitting bodice with a cape collar and long full skirt. Her bridal bouquet was of white rose buds and lilies of the valley. A wreath of orange blossoms was becomingly fastened about the head. Following the ceremony an informal reception was given by Mr. and Mrs.

Wagner in compliment to the bride and bride-groom. The dining table, which was covered with a handsome lace cloth, was centered with a tiered bridal cake, flanked on either side by tall candles. Refreshments were served by Miss Evelyn Wagner and Mrs. C. A.

Wagner, who also greeted the guests on arrival. Miss Lucille Dale was in charge of the bride's book. Mrs. J. C.

Wagner, mother of the bride, wore a charming gown in shades of brown, with a corsage of yellow rose buds. Mrs. Butte has made her home in West Palm Beach for the last eight years, coming here from Peekshill, N. Y. She was graduated at the Palm Beach high school with the class of 1931.

Mr. Butte, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Butte, of Lake Ronkonhoma, N. has spent the last several winters in this city.

He is in business with his father in Ronkonhoma and after a motor trip, which will take the couple through the caverns of Virginia, they will be at home after April 1 in Ronkonhoma, N. Y. Mrs. Butte wore a smart brown tweed suit with blue accessories for traveling. Trinity Church Service league in par Democratic Women at Hotel El Ve- York, -will lecture at Holy Trinity between 8 and 9 o'clock and cards will be played until a late hour with prizes for high scores at each table.

Refreshments will be served. The public is invited to attend. P. B. COUNTY FEDERATION OF WOMAN'S CLUB MEETS The quarterly meeting of the Palm Beach County Federation of Woman's clubs will be held at the Presbyterian church at Lake Worth, Tuesday at 10 o'clock with Mrs.

Fred Miller presiding. Mrs. Joe A. Youngblood, chairman of the educational department, will present the program, which will consist of talks by Mrs. Russell Wyeth, Mrs.

Robert M. Nevins, West Palm Beach, and Mrs. B. G. Barwick, of Pahokee.

Melvin Hibbs, of Lake Worth, will render a piano solo. The church is located on the Federal highway and Thirteenth street. Spring made her formal appearance at the Florida State College for Women on Saturday, March 12, when juniors and seniors blos somed out in gay colored frocks for the annual "prom" festivities. The junior-senior prom is the leading social event at the state college during the year and marks a day when girls in the upper classes can entertain their boy friends at the college in a truly collegiate style. Dances were given by the various sororities from 10:30 o'clock in the morning until 6 in the afternoon, while the prom last night in the college dining room served as a brilliant climax to the day's program of merry making.

The prom this year took the form of an aviator's ball and the room was decorated in red, white and blue. The lower dining room, where a buffet supper was served during the fourth and seventh dances, was arranged as a sailor's mess hall. Approximately 300 juniors and seniors took part in the prom festivities. Of this number seven were from West Palm Beach and included Imogene Carmichael, Martha Lauenborg, Nadene Purs-ley, Kate Lamar, Alice Kays, Mildred Hall and Ruth Tucker. LAS CONQUISTADORES HOLD MEETING A social meeting of Las Con-quistadores, a Palm Beach high school club, was held at the home of Bob Hellier, 1303 South Olive avenue, Friday night.

An illustrated talk on "New Mexico" was given by Miss Grace Oldham, who spoke on the customs and dress of the Mexican people. Refreshments were served during the social hour to Miss Carmela Attanasio, club sponsor, Miss Grace Oldham, Mr. Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Hellier, Lorraine Prich-ard, Leana Zill, Freda Drake, Naomi Steele, Lenore Christley, Annette Rehm, Fannie Schrebnick, Evelyn Davis, Wansa Jones, Dorothy Caesar, Florence Asenjo, Patsy Hellier, Betty Brainard, Dick Vaughn, Albert Camus and Bob Hellier. JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB SPONSORING CARD PARTY The Junior Music Study club is sponsoring a card party at the W. C. A.

recreation hall Saturday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, for the benefit of the club scholarship fund and to raise funds for members to make the trip to Jackson ville to play in the state orchestra on March 28. The public is invitea to attend. The committee in charge of the dance is composed of Loretta Rowei Bobbie Wallace. Ruth Neil Menges and Mary Katherine Swinehart. WOMAN'S CLUB WILL MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON Mrs.

Edgaf Lewis, of Fort Pierce, vice-president of district 10 of the Florida Federation of Woman's clubs, will be the speaker at the program meeting of the Woman's club at the club house, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Harold Heston will sing and violin duets will be played by Nell Vivian and Jack Lewis, under the direction of Mrs. Lallie B. McKenzie. Mrs.

Joe A. Youngblood, chairman of the applied education department, is in charge of the program. Tea will be served after the program. SPECIAL MEETING OF V. F.

W. AUXILIARY A special called meeting of the Porter Raulerson auxiliary, No. 2007, Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held at the home of Mrs. M. A.

Joy, imperial vice-president, 315 Fern street, Monday night at 8 o'clock. The meeting is very important and all members are urged to attend. BETH EL SISTERHOOD SPONSORING PARTY Mrs. Morris Dubbin is chairman of the benefit card party, sponsored by the Beth El Sisterhood at her home, 206 Greymon drive, tonight at 8 o'clock. Members and friends of the congregation are invited to attend.

Prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be served. ST. PATRICK'S DANCE AT TOURIST CLUB A St. Patrick's dance will be give at the Tourist club, Thursday night at 9 o'clock and the public is invited to attend. The music for dancing will be furnished by William Doherty's orchestra.

During the evening prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be served. Miss Gladys Shelton, formerly of this city, will arrive tonight from Chattanooga, for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hoist-law, 412 El Prado. A FACT proved by our growing popularity is due to convenient prices and perfect work In all lines of Beauty Aids.

McVAY BEAUTY SHOPPE 212 So. Dixie Phone 9817 Y. P. S. LEAGUES HOLDING INTER-CITY UNION MEETING The Young People's Service leagues of the Episcopal churches in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Lake Worth and West Palm Beach will hold an inter-city union meeting at the Holy Trinity church at 6:30 o'clock tonight.

Supper will be served at 6:30 under the direction of Mrs. Fred Swinehart, Mrs. deL. Clements and Mrs. William P.

S. Lander. The members of the entertainment committee from the local league includes Janet Lockwood, Red Murray, Jack Lewis, Frances Clements, Barbara Lander, Jimmy Underwood and Ray Sparks. A meeting of the league will be held immediately after supper and will be followed by a pageant in the church. The Little Pilgrims and the Book Beloved.

PROGRAM FOR MUSIC CLUB MEETING FRIDAY Mrs. W. Herman Arnold has arranged a delightful program for presentation at the meeting of the Music Study club in the library at the Woman's club, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Japanese music will be featured and the artists will wear Japanese costumes. The program will consist of selections by the choral department, under the direction of Mrs.

Mildred Rogers Dunstan, vocal and instrumental solos. jfnr to nauM wjx mi umrr eaamaa not oma OUR BETTER DRESS SALE Starts Monday morning at 8:30 Selection of our $16.95 and $14.95 Dresses and Ensembles Including all silk, roshanara crepes and plain or fig' ured pure dye silks. Sizes 11 to 46 Reduced to WASHABLE Silk Crepes In white, and pastel shades. Also flowered prints. Sizes 14 to 44.

EACH $2-88 OR 2 For $5 Entire Stock of Spring and Winter COATS i Price 2 Yourself to Bargains Whosoever-will Bible class at Pioneer park pavilion, 3 clock. Lesson, "The Seven Epistles to the Seven teacher, the Rev. Bert Atchison. Public invited. St.

Patrick's entertainment and cards, sponsored by St. Ann's Altar society at St. Ann's auditorium, 8 o'clock. Public invited. Benefit bridge party and dance, sponsored by Central Elementary A.

at Embassy club. Bridge party from 9 to 10:30 o'clock, dance from 10:30 to 2 o'clock. Public invited. Chicken supper served by St. Margaret's chapter of the Holy Trinity Church Service league at the parish house, 5 to 7:30 o'clock.

Unity class in the silence, 8 o'clock. Girl Reserves present play at Y. W. C. 8 o'clock.

Public invited. St. Patrick's dance at Tourist club, 9 o'clock. William Doherty's orchestra will furnish music for dancing. Public is invited.

Friday, the Eighteenth Program meeting of Music Study club at Woman's club, 3 o'clock. Mrs. Herman Arnold, leader. Annual Junior class play, "The Patsy," at high school auditorium. Public invited.

The Rev. Bert Atchison will speak on the "Two Stages of the Lord's Coming" at the Pioneer park pavilion, South Dixie, 7:45 o'clock. Public invited. Free. Unity prosperity lecture, "The Game of Life," 8 o'clock.

Card party at Tourist club, 2:15 o'clock. Saturday, the Nineteenth Bridge party, sponsored by Junior Music Study club, at Y. W. C. A.

for benefit of club scholarship fund, 2:30 o'clock. Public invited to attend. Card party, bridge and five hundred, at Tourist club, 8 clock. Public invited. and Marriaies MR.

AND MRS. SWARINGEN HONOR MR. AND MRS. DEE Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Swaringen entertained at a delightfully informal party at their home on Westwood road, last night, in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dee of Schenectady, N.

Y. Games and dancing were enjoyed during the evening, after which a buffet supper was served. Cut flowers and potted plants were used about the house in decorating. Enjoying the evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Swaringen, Mr. and Mrs. Dee were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drake, Mr.

and Mrs. Chris Ernes-ton and Mr. and Mrs. James Pratt. DR.

PARKER TO SPEAK ON "SOCIAL HYGIENE" Dr. Valeria Parker, of New York City, national authority on social hygiene, will give a lecture on "Social Hygiene" at the Holy Trinity parish se Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock under the auspices of the Palm Beach county council of Parent-Teacher associations and the Rotary club. The public is invited to attend. Dr. Parker's talk will not be long and those planning to attend other affairs Tuesday night will be able to do so.

Dr. R. Keith McEwen and Mrs. Marie Shiflett have gone to Orlando, where they will attend a weekend special business meeting of the managers of Duval stores. in Price Wilson Miss Thelma M.

Wilson and Lester I. Price were united in marriage at Stuart on March 5 by Judge E. J. Smith. The bridal couple were attended by Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver L. Bozeman, of Jupiter, whose guests they were. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F. S. Wilson, of Pros-pestty Farms, and has been employed as a stenographer at Kelsey City city hall. She is active in church work and is a past president of the Christian Endeavor society. Mr.

Price is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Price, of Worcester, formerly of Kelsey City. He is connected with J. P.

Carroll at West Falm Mr. and Mrs. Price will make their home at the Arnold apartments, Kelsey City. KERMANS Lowest Price Sacrifice Sale -of- Never Before --Perhaps Never Again Such Low ALTAR SOCIETY SPONSORING ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY Mrs. Frank Majewski is general chairman of the St.

Patrick's entertainment and card party, sponsored by the members of the St. Ann's Altar society, at the St. Ann's auditorium on Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Markwalter, program chairman, will present the following program prior to the card games: Specialty dance numbers; harp solos by Mrs.

William John Minges; reading by Mrs. Robert M. Nevins; vocal solos by Miss Irene McKeown, Mrs. E. J.

Putnam and W. C. Deady; piano selections by William Doherty and piano numbers by Mrs. Gagnon. The entertainment feature will close with the singing or "The Star Spangled Banner" In honor of George Washington.

The program will be presented A SPONSORING BRIDGE DANCE THURSDAY Members of the Central Elementary Parent-Teacher association are sponsoring a bridge party and dance at the Embassy club, Palm Beach, Thursday night to which the public is invited. Bridge will be played from 8 to 10:30 o'clock and prizes will be awarded for high scores at each table. Guests are requested to furnish own cards. Dancing will be enjoyed from 10:30 to 2 o'clock and William Doherty's orchestra will furnish the music for dancing. Refreshments will be served.

Mrs. Roy O'Bannon Is general chairman of the affair and Mrs. J. C. King, Mrs.

George Chalker, and Mrs. R. H. Gillespie are in charge of tickets. PRESBYTERIAN W.

M. S. WILL INSTALL OFFICERS The Woman's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the church, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. E. W.

Wilcox, Mrs. Frederick G. Ritezel as hostesses. Mrs. Gilbert K.

Rand will be in charge of the program and Mrs. Willis H. Hitt will conduct the worship service. The tipw officers for the year will installed by the pastor. The execu tive Doara win meet at me church at 12:30 o'clock.

The Transgressor, GREAT MOTION PICTURE DRAMA FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Tonight 7:30 NO ADMISSION SILVER OFFERING (CHURCH WILL BE HEATED) EE Miami West Palm.