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Prepare Yourself for A Good Position Take Secretarial Training NOW and Be Ready When the Opportunity Comes! Beginning Our 10th Year We Point with Pride to Hundreds of our Graduates Who are Holding Responsible Portions Gregg Thomas Speedwriting Stenotype and Pitman Shorthands We Invite Prospective Students and Parents to Visit our Spacious, Well-lighted Quarters. Competent Full-time Instructors New Modem Equipment PALO ALTO SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Sylvia W. Rausch, A. B., Director 180 Univ. Ave, Over Montgomery Ward Tel. 7701 FULLER APRIL 17" THROUGH * JTOL29 in? pttnlinf. f Uf Pinlt. Th. pritvt will NOT b tbit yr. HOUSE PAINT I Puller Pure Prepored, for a beautiful I protecting "oil over" fob. For two week*, I price (lathed to . . I 91!* OUAIT 55* PINT PORCH PAINT I Fuller Porch & Deck Paint. Waterproof. I Stand* hard use, For two weeki, ipeI daily reduced to . . . *1*86^.IBml Ib O^q u am Matthew in San M^teo will be the setting for the April 30th ceremony at which Miss Jean J. Speck of Palo Alto will become the bride of William C. Stitt, also of this city. The Rev, Russell B Staines will officiate at the 2:30 o'clock nuptial serv ice. The bride's maid of honor and only attendant will be her sister. Miss Mary Jane Speck, William Koch of Burlingame, formerly of Hloux City, la., will attend Mr. Stitt as best man. Mr. Stitt's home was formerly in Sioux City, PafcT'Alto friends of Miss Marie Crady are Just learning of her marriage on April 8, In Las Ve gas, Nev., to Russell E. Kelly of Needles, Calif.. The newlyweds have returned from their honey moon tour to make their home In Needles* where Miss Crady formerly taught in the kinder garten. For the past two years she has been a teacher in the Gilroy kindergarten. She la a graduate of San Jose State College and is the daugh ter of Mrs. S. I). Crady of J001 Glue Tea For Mothers places vtslUng the exposlt contact local members, Mothers or Stanford women members also will endem who live ofi-campus wtn en contact out-of-town mt tertained at a tea given by the signing the registrar In n off-campus women's Ktshoys making their visit in _th Club this aft 'moon at the Stan region more enjoyable. ' ford Women s Clubhouse. Dean Mary Yost was a guest also. FORMER RESIDENTS Altee Jam.* entertained the ARK VISITING HERE mothers with violin selections, Mrs. J. H. Philips an and Miss Clare Wagstaffe, with daughter, Mrs. Paul Acta piano numbers. The tea was ar rena Philips) are here fro ranged by Audrey Corrigan, who lm, Ore., for a visit wit had charge of Invitations; Betty friends. They are house May Biois, decorations; I.ouise of Mrs James H nm-Jaii where he was educated and Ramona street, Palo Alto: Her Kish and Evelyn Donahue, re The Philips family in where his mother, Mrs. June flUtt, still resides. Miss Speck, a Palo Alto High School graduate, is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Jane Speck of 580 Hawthorne avenue. pr*-college education...war-re* ceived In flloux City, Iowa, where her family formerly lived- She has two brothers, Wistcr and Ed ward Crady, Mr. Kelly is the son of Mrs* fc, J. Kelly of Needles. freshments.- and entertainment. AUce--Junir Palo Alto for many yea-. Acton is a graduate of St, CHAPTER D. !>., P. E, Ou TO ENTERTAIN AT TEA Woman's Club Chapter DD of PEO will en tertain unafftltated PEO's of the Clecls Delegates Exciting community at a reciprocity tea Mrs. Arthur J. Hill, president on Monday afternoon at the of the Palo Alto Woman's Club, home of Mrs, Charles J. Crary. who Is attending the Sftn Fran 601 Coleridge avenue. The guests cisco District Federation of will call there between 3 and Women's Clubs convention at Del 5:30 p.m, Monte this week-end, will repre sent the chib also at the annual NEW 1 GLADYS MDMCOAT convention of the state federa TO PLAY IN S. F, tion, May 3 to 5, at Oakland. The Mrs. R. L. Liddlcoat ai)d her other delegates to the state daughter, Gladys, will be dinner meeting elected this week by the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sergei local Woman's Club 1s Mrs. Hen Mihalioff in San Francisco to ry Genuner. Alternate delegates morrow evening preceding a are Mrs. H. A. Spaulding and Mrs. musical* at which Miss Liddi- Alice Lund. coat wilt be guest pianist, en tertaining friends of the Mihail- WALTON JOHNSON!1! offs from Ran Francisco, Arabia, and Palestine. PARENTS OF DAUGHTER Mr. and ,Mrs. Walton Johnson of Laurel and Alameda avenues. SPENDING <H Aim II UN STANFORD CAMPUS Mrs. A.^C. Webb of Canyon Menlo Park, arc the parent* of a daughter horn yesterday after-1 noon'at a flan Mateo hospital. Jlfr City, Colo.,*is spending the spring quarter at Kingscote to be near [ her daughter, Mary Units* Webb, who is a student at Stanford. Miss Mary Louise is also at Kingscote this quarter. SAN FRANCISCANS MOVING TO LOS ALTOS Mr. and Mrs. Roy B, Crowder from San Francisco have leased the Sauer place at 206 South Fifat street, Los Altos, and plan % to move there on April 28. Mr. MTXHI.rHS EXPECTED Crowder Is the'vice president of HOME FROM CORONADO Dettner's Printing House in San Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuechler Francisco. Jr. were expected to return to their Palo Alto home today after CAMPUS P.-T. A. TO HEAR a vacation ut Coronado. TALK ON ROND ISSUE The school bond issue will be SIMPSONS COMING discussed by Dr. John C. Almack WEST NEXT WEEK lor members of the Stanford Mr. and Mrs. William B. Simp Campus School Parent-Teacher son, who have been in Chicago Association1 at a meeting of the for the winter, will leave the unit next Wednesday evening at "windy city" on Sunday on the 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and streamliner to come to California Mrs. Carl Brand, 433 Foothill to spend the summer at their road, on the campus.^ Menlo Park home. KATHARINE RLACKMORE PLEDGES DELTA GAMMA Ups! Ion Chapter of Delta Gamma at Stanford announces the pledging of Katharine Blackmore, freshman student regis tered from Los Angeles. PHI DELTA DEI.PHIANS TO MEET IN MT. VIEW Phi Delta Chapter of the Del phian Society will meet Monday morning at 9:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. M. Atkinson, 585 Bush street, Mountain View. Expfl^hoiicry mending! At a small cost you can have runs and small holes skillfully mended. In quire at our hosiery de partment. Walst:er& Golden Ppppy [EXTERIOR VARNISH Ifvllerspar. To wetHhar-protetf front I doors, garden furniture, etc. Big saving* I for two weeks at .. . IN.47 82- BROWN'S 379 UNIVERSITY AVE. PHONE 9061 BAKERY 1*0 UNIVERSITY AVENUE STRAWBERRY TARTS *2 is- Beehive COFFEE CAKE ea. 18 k. DEVILS FOOD CAKE..... 28 & 38 Daily Free Delivery Service , Phone 7716 J;7\lTc) j i[ I- 7\pi it Jiff: