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ffitfi - f Kay Francis--She heads the all star cast.of "Wonder Bar," jured, pillow. Elwood settled back on his Tha>, was enough for iilm. for a cigaret not mingle ... Several..... 1j musical drama of the silver screen which starts a three day Zulu Girl Fined angled for revueS, a Iff showing tomorrow at the Monterey theater. , For Wearing Pants is anxious to 'the footllghi after an mt roles of the American composer- LADYSMITH, South ffrfca, April I she will go U orchestra leader and the husband of Kay Francis, respectively, Hal Li'Roy, the sensational Broadway SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES ' 24 (UP).--A short; kilt and a string jNoe! Co w k :d of beads are all rightJor a. Zulu girl to wear, but trousers'such us are- Mls.s H,-: r. player, plays the role of himself in affected by movie stars are. ,rde- be an exeen! a thrilling dance sequence. (Continued from page 2> grading," the government has de-iof the Rialtc Guy Kibbee and Hugh Herbert play the two American tourists with tained for a social evening last Frl4ay_nt,diheJaclfh;^CliaYJs...hflnie,,fif elded. '' i Homing favot Its first victim In a drive to pre- notorwy f u/eBt-wear.lng_pf._tKousera-nt-ahortslisUl).. the h as their wives, in important comedy and character roles. Robert Barrat has the part of the army officer, who drives his auto over a cliff and Mr. and Mrs. John Leslie. Games were played during the early hours,' and later light refresh ments were served. Those present were Messrs, and Mesdames John by Zulu girls in Ladysmith brought a fine of $1.25 to a , ' streets;explain it girl of, ter how , action Is curiosity. by 11 ;1 unconsciously covers up a murder. Flfi D'Orsay and Mema Kennedy will be seen as the two flirtatious hostesses in the fashionable Faria- Bussey, C. E. Gerald, Ward Mont gomery, Charles Boil, W,,, C. Doney, P. B. Clark, John'Leslie; Mesdames Loretta George, Eliza Newlon, BRIDGE 'CONTRACT-AWARDED- James W1 M. B. McGowan, Inc., San Fran- ace re-write cisco, was today awarded contract; shops of Net for constructing a timber bridge j eag0. A roll rsrnifBrciuBr"----......... ......-- SBKtir"W0oarireieTr~"^^ across "Hof "SpfHf^criSEr"4B*TffllbS^malHg"'in'''5n As "Wunderbar." this unique mu sical proved an international sen Bertha Lake, Jcspcrsen, G. Caroline Extromer, Ward, C. and Miss south of Monterey on the CarmelSan Simeon highway. A United ever he wtl salary Job i; sation a few years ago. It played -for months in all European capitals and was brought to this country as a atdgS''ktarrlng vehicle for A1 Jol son. He took It on the road after a season in New York and no pro duction since "The Miracle" has been so generally and so generously Dorothy Hicks, Mary Jane and Jack Press dispatch told of the award.! taker who, Leslie. McGowan was low bidder whhn the had ended ' The club will have its next meet department of public works opened j ciaire, wag ing on Friday afternoon, May 4, at bids recently. The bridge is to cost; jn WhpCh sh aatmhnreeedmrhtbehoeqimmruseebsaleotresefd. Mintorvsi.tteaCdk,eFto.th-Baertiotrewnnnde.eadAnledlls-f' $oc-3-fo.-6u-,-Ms6-2i-n-o0-.n--ot-e-f-reE--y-d-.-w---aS-r-hd-e---C-i-sa--d-t-oh--re-e-t--d-Ha-o-u-p-g1 -k-h-i-nt-es-rj|j;-HrreeaxiansOlgTcefr-moitteireqttienuotnesir: welcomed, , LOCAL GIRLS ACTIVE It Is said that the screen version IN COLLEGE FUNCTIONS of Colonel and Mrs. Marshall G, I double piaw Randol, her father being on detach- seu s P*or -^iSrdi-^ar^-'feturiiS' extent to the European script which .flSJfflnsiffiraWy_Altered for the American -stage production. This increases the importance of the roles played by the long list of stars assigned to the picture. Busby Berkeley, creator _ of the -murical numbers that featured "Gold Diggers of 1933." "42nd Street" and "Footlight Parade," cre ated and staged the special musi cal spectacles on a scale never be ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mason, and Miss Marjorie Dale, the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dale, have entered into the many student activities at Armstrong college in Berkeley, where they ore enrolled, Miss Mason was chairman .of the Major cluVs- tea, an important so cial function of the college, which was given recently, She lives at the Ellsworth, the approved house connected with Armstrong college, and she is secretary-treasurer of the ourl, - *' 1 I he will hav Miss Randol attended . that uni-. ori-ss. _ varsity. Her fiance is a graduate; of the University of Missouri, .in the At lunche engineering department, and is now! a seat remot connected with the... Rook Island j fessionol bal railroad.. Following their marriage,, ment world, the couple will live in Illinois. ' [cloudy swet .. " ..................... ............. : charms ar-l CLUB ENTERTAINED ' U birdy vole AT PRETTY LUNCHEON of course, Ii Entertaining at her Lighthouse murely cast avenue home, Mrs. Charles F. ing books a fore attempted even in these pre Artemis club, women's social club Brown was hostess Saturday alter-[ baby vamp vious successes. Berkeley's ability* at tho college. -noon to members of the Ohio club Iments. I mi for sensational departures from the Miss Dale was recently elected at a PtUly appointed 1 o'clock;be fond of ordinary m camera work has made secretary of the Beta Sigma Delta salad luncheon. I Havelock M. screen history in the past year. sorority, and she has been uromin- i The guests were seated at one j ed to be e> ent in many of the social affairs at lon8 table, centered with a bowl of j sea with LACK OF WATER IS the school. Both girls are gradu- yodow roses. Other decorations | vine's "Mob CAUSE OF SUICIDE ates of the Montereyhigh school ' and appointments were in yellow. ! "Mare Nw.ti MODESTO, April 24 JP). -- with the class of 1931. j Games ana conversation were en- j Despondency over lack of water to 1_____ , Joyed during the afternoon hours, i j j,ave a'v farm his 320 acre ranch near New CARD PARTY IN CARMEL : The club will have Its next nwi`Ing snobbish `a, man was blamed today for the sui HIGHLANDS HOME TOMORROW n Saturday, Ma/' 19, at tho home frankness i; cide of Chris P. Jorgensen, 62. , Mrs. William Muscutt ,1s opening f Mrs. Millie Bayliss In Della Vina rrary ^,.,5 Notes addressed to the brother her Carmel Highlands residence for avenue, Live Oak Park. i pans that m and coroner said: "I have been un an afternoon cord party tomorrow,1 able to farm , for the past two years for the benefit of tho Del Monte MRS. W. 3. GOULD I qulslte pbra [ B,,d reaj w because of tho lack of rain. The1 P, T. A. - . IS CONVALESCENT ! like Shake drouth is the cause of everything." Ploying will begin at 2 p.m. At' Her many friends here have been ; Phll]l0 0))I- - -tho' same ti`me, t' here will bo an ex- s-o rry ftrors leam-orvff-tfhho#V-UllJlRiajUeksc.s..-et-Vv4-tr'xs* .i1---gv--e-TM- --r-- -- Thank goodness, the war scares ecutive board meeting and all of- w- Gould, former resident oi i wnen bookls' will be over when all the nations fleers and chairmen are requested the Grove, who has been conl-ned t0 enoki sp get their appropriations for mors to be present. to her Los Gatos home for several j knowledge I ships. . weeks, j works, witl THE GEORGE HOWARDS Mrs. Gould is improving in health1 gomehow a ENTERTAIN GEESTS now, and last week end enjoyed a j rBther snide House. guests "of Mr, and Mrs. visit from her son, W, E, Goulet of | penheim at : George Howard this week are Mrs. Santa Cruz, and his family. Howard's sister, Mrs. Hiller Uphott of Lodi, and Mrs. Rheva Thomas of ESSu Kansas. Mrs. Thomas Is thoroughly enjoying her visit on the coust and MONTEREY, SAT., ^ finds particular pleasure in being near tho ocean, which she misses In At Del Monte Ave. and her homo state. ' In honor of their house guests, the Howards entertained at a din ner party Sunday evening, followed by card games. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. G, S. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Littlefield and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rodehavcr, LOS ANGELES NIECE OF GROVE' ..' RESIDENTS TO WED , ;, Of interest here Is the news of the engagement of Miss Lettle. Randol of Columbia, Missouri, and John Courtney Cartlaiid of Kansas I City, The wedding will take place !