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2e dinner dari'Ge -on ning, October 31st. iitions to the ' 'list- have reserved ta t evening are Dr. alter E. Anderson, Dan Seaxle, Mr. mis Vldororu, Mr. bn E. Abernethy, >. Ashton Stanley, . "S`.-Er"Snider, Mr.' :k Williamson, Mr. L. Dewar, Dr. and Rare and Bill Van out Events -s'peclS- Speaker- was""MrL""Xi" :CL Logan of Inverness who has the -Experimental-Gardens-there. - " `Mr! 'Ldgan_centeFed his remarks around the primrose, home and foreign varieties. He enumerate ed the types, told how best to grow them and exploded the com monly accepted belief that.they were irritating to the human spe- -cies:--He--told--h-i-s--audience - that, one variety only--the Obconica, had been proven to be poisonous to persons.susceptible to it; Along ..with the talk on prim roses, Mr.-Logan spoke of fertil izers, soil treatment, the best method of turning hydrangeas blue and shrub pruning. Some 20 members of the section were pres Mrs.--tig- and'Ther-'.'sister^'iMrsT hclock--Tuesday--everung-r Ernest Seger of Brooklyn, have Knights-of Pythias" SaiL 'As both not cppn each other in ten years the bride and bridegroom axe "and--the- pleasure each others' voices - of hearing-- was great m~ertTt?ers~ Woodcraft ~of--the drill ' Neighbors team here, of" the enough `so that it didn't matter that they were too excited to wedding setting and decorations were arranged by their friends in really say anything of much the lodge. ' An altar adorned with white importance. After all, the whole New York Fair was lis tening-in anyway, as_the_phone._ tapers and calla lilies, and large baskets' of the lilies and ferns formed a^backgrburia^^for " 7the.: call had been a prize won by ceremony. Given in marriage by Mrs. Seger at the telephone her father-in-law, P. J. Helgeson, exhibit there. ...................L -the--bride--was gowned -in Ivory, satin, .which was made with a 'fit'-'" ted bodice, long sleeves and' a skirt that extended into a short Carmel Personals train. Her white tulle veil was held' with_'a_coronet_of pearls 'and' <* - she carried a prayer book marked charge- of--the--party--and--r-eserva-tiions may be made by telephon ing -her- atriJoffik--:------ -------- ;-------- Tomorrow the Legion Auxiliary will have its district meeting at the Hotel Palbmar in Santa Cruz, beginning with a school of in struction at ten o'clock at which the state president and her chair men will preside. Mrs. Earl Files 7bf=Mbhferey has recently^eeh-appointed district chairman of com munity service, --At-the-Auxiliary's-next-mggfrrog^ on. November 2nd', af 8~p.m.,-'the members will vote on whether or not they will change the first meeting of the month to -a night meeting. 'They will also' etedf a` marshal. Announcement was made -RiGaU -d<Un&- Tucker,. El M.- Davisi Mrs, Hunter, Marion. _Rnge,__ i Blakely, Albert- Silacci,--A George, Alice Castillon, Luis ! tini,. Lore Schroeder,. Daisy man, Mrs. J. Fassio, Mrs. ! Hendricks, J. A. Kirby, Mr: Silacci, Mrs. A. King. V. Tu Mrs. L. Kipp, Nora Hayes, J Cardoza, A. C. McCarthy. Mr "C. Freitas, Mrs". M; J. Ber Barbara Drucks, Mrs. W. Joh A. Silaccfg- L. K. Kemp,. "'Ctirsr:"MTswEwRicailie;"Win ter, Mrs. John Dolan. Consol awards: Mrs. Robert Cashen, Martella. Other awards: Cla Fallon. Hugo Cursi. Grand Alla C. McCarthy. ;e opened its meetwith the flag sal- thprf? Aiello, Anna Lo-eille Eeumann,. aarn^lses-for-a-ds-~Seotrt--work--in--an- ent at the meeting arid divided with orchids and. lilies of the val- -their-time-bet-ween-the-house.and_ The _Herman Crossmans and -ley, the attractive garden of the hos their twin boys have just come mother's were given to the bride tess. The next meeting-will be back from a trip up the Redwood by Mr. Helgeson and were worn on Thursday morning November, highway. Mrs: Crossroan and the by her. 3-n-ri at. the home -of -Mrs. - Harry. Jsye--on--l~Ttb--and--Dolores--st-reel- 'Lfgya sluypeU uff at Satr-'Pranet&eoinfl" ri;rpasur~e~Tslarid:^Tbr"":a~Jfihal- 7Mrs._ -Harry/. Molle'r. .'.of. Salinas, the1 matron--of-honor-was-gowned- Tn Carmel. "The specrai--speaker fling at.the Fair. in- shell pink silk - marquisette^ that the infirmary ward .of--the. Approximately one hundre hospital-is -te-be-dedi-- fifty fans will attend th cated on November first, and any Mary's-Santa Clara football interested persons are invited to Sunday, via the artichoke s .sttgusL -^The=meeting= adjoumed=im-mm=.ZEUzS ixjnddn__anfcpnerdj past' stale president' `who was also train which leaves the depot day^nomhig-e t 9- ,SriLf!iay~'Sr--rnidw'tpKr' Vrv'exT Wednesday jfTgTTt, ( )> )re, . and _iyprked_on. .for--the-meeting has. not been-de A few girls passed termined. bara Bebb showed Commander and Jukes will leave on Mrs. A. Monday E. for her__smahhaf.w.as._the.same._shad.e1_ and she carried a French bouquet nf hhiP 1 delphinium--and--plftk- -the-- Au-xiUa-ryds-- fir-st-- nationai. president. __________ 25, in the' school- auditorii whist" party "will be'sponsor 'the local firemen lo raise- es" of' 'Mexico. Mrs. Jukes' old home in. South-Da- bouvardiav 'Ttre_bridesmaids=who- for-group-insurance-. The-pu Kay Brown, Scribe. THE RONALD COLEMANS kota, to be gon.e_.for several' weeks-= were-Glenna--Le^ -invited fo attend-ancLrefxesh GUESTS AT THE LODGE They have recently bought prop uelsonr Concha Lewis, Constance will be served. - iATION URIAH Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman erty on ' Jack's t Peak where they Clark, Edith Fadden and Doris CVenita Hume) arrived from Hol -will in time build their new home. Stale--were all gowned in aqua lywood yesterday to spend sever- lace frocks and carried small Mrs. Lucille Avery attend' International Golden Gate silion. in San Francisco Thu Dc l 21,--(/F)--The eil days with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mrs. Corum Jackson will leave French bouquets. The ushers were. M.r. and Mrs. Ed People e-~of--the Red~wnod' las Fairbanks Jr. at^Del Monte" -Kentucky- -Joseph--ChN'effl-- Stanley--Starky son--and Mr. Flc/yd-Peoples-- :t, California Fed- -Lodge,............ - . . slhess 'and' Pirofes- sometime tomorrow, to be there George. Cljnfeltjr, August Kopke, -Embassy and-in-charge. of French southern ' part of the sfafe. with -her ~"relative's 'for " several Eari Fadden- and--H.- M. Samuel- w^--purcha'se^t^^tlfS--United" moved to Castroville to makt 's Clubs, will con months. . 'somr" - ' -States-today-said-France-is-abou-t home' ight, with approxi mates representing Villiams of Ontario, dent, will speak and ers include GeneMacliver, San Carl- S. w. V. AUXILIARY . "I Love You Truly" and "O to make the first major purchases MEETS NEXT WEEK Promise Me." , were sung: by Bert oi n'ecessary^supplles. here since When the Robert Wainwright CARD PARTY GIVEN Auxiliary of the Spanish War Vet BY GRANGE MEMBERS erans meets next Wendesday enirig1 a'L ''S -iTcl'CCk hr'tue*FyHiiatr Fallows, with Mrs. Joseph O'Neill the'.'European war began. at the piano. A reception was held A contract has been signed, or folowing the ceremony- and the^ ijrrae"cu,Lv'hrewweddmg--uakcr'b'cfore' .is .about-- to_bd_signed. be Tirl fVi.. e gtuHo K^It -o t . . r'ry said; -0.0. hall-,-final plans--w-ill .-be-made.for. in. charge of the Monterey. Bay. -.qhp. and-Mr...Helgeson--left _fox. undisclosed number of automo the food sale which the members ,Grange card party, held Thurs Cameron, Missouri, where they bile trucks. '- " vrill sponsor on November 2T-3 and day high!. ^Winners `of prizes that will visit relatives. They will re Similar negotiations- are pro Mrs. P. Devittori is confii the Watsonville hospital" wi ness. Mr. and Mrs. J.. McCart 'San-Francisco- and-Mrsr 'Job Carthy^of^Watsonville" vi'sf the home of Misa' thy Thursday'*^ nance chairman. 4 in the building next to the Mis evening were Mrs. Theodore turn to make their' home in Sal ceeding withcother U. Automo sion Bakery in New Monterey. Schaick, Mrs. H. W. Hawes, C. G. inas where the bridegroom''is" in bile manufacturers and other bus FOREIGN IVnSSION OAR.D SteVfens, Mrs. I. J. Wheat," Joseph business. Pipt.rnhnnQr- Mrs. N- 'R. 'Soraguer iness men. ' GROUP TO MEET At the hotne of Mrs. MEETING.................. j PRISCILLA -SOCIETY ise'a "quorum arhong'|_5rE-ETSW5T-BEA'Y-HOME' -Harry-Turner, -Mrs-Henry-Zaches; OES-CONVENTION Bettr^asmussen--Viola--rKelseyr -Toirmo-IN-ST'F.----------------- sers, the.^.board of Members of the Priscilla Soc Hattie Sanford, J. MacNeil, John LONG BEACH, Oct. 21--(#) ie Carmel Sanitary iety were gests" Wednesday after Rough, Nell Raymond, Percy Members of the Eastern Star in not- meet last eve- noon for a business and social Parkes and Mrs. Charles Lake. Caifomia concluded their conven al Court as planned, meeting at the home__ of Mrs. tion jD.n Thursday and arranged DOLORES PHARMACY Moyes,-' 226" Third sfjee'OSe IS- RE-OPENING ~ofheAVo'm'e'iTs "Foreign--M- Under the_. ownership -and man ary Society will .meet Ti agement of Malcolm B. Woods, afternoon at 2:15" o'clock. the Dolores Pharmacy at Seventh and Dolores, Carmel, will reopen members wer'e''"etth.er occupied with other irding to Chairman stock. The matter- ofxm-the^annualraward: ng-wiH~be--t-aken--up George Bray. Miss Sylvia Bray and Mrs. Marie Rume-tsch- assisted--the. hostess .in ser-v-ing-refreshments tb3he,,gu.esis,_ iwho~were~Mesd-arnes-Magnus-Bur- -gess-r-Cri-E^-Ger-ald, Jw M--Moss, ST. ANGELA'S LADIES PLAN RUMMAGE SALE --Sponsored-by--the-ladies_of--theSt. Angelars~~'CatHolic"~Church",~a to ` hold ` their' -1940: `gathering"next Saturda-y.-October^T. ' September at San Francisco. Woods, a graduate of the Uni- Mrs. Effie Easton of San Fran- Tver3lty.--of--Bouthern California^. cisco will be installed then-as mosF was formerly in the drug business iWorthiA-GEahci.IIMatrdnZldriltM! -in--Beverly-Hills-and-Bakersfield gener-al--gr-and--chapter-.------------- g- October 26; Gladys Gulick, Marie Steinhagen,- -rummage-gale will be held Thurs John Nims, H. A. Sarwine, Virgil- day, Friday and Saturday, Octo JB PLANS Meloy, John Tensfeldt, L. H.' ber 26, . 27 and`28, on Lightouse ST DANCE .......... refit of their Christund._ members of the will give a Hallowe'- Randle, George Young, Milo Sew avenue,' New Monterey, next to; ard, Elizabeth Lee, Mae Thomp the Mission bakery, The sale'will son, John McKim and M.- L. be open from nine, to five o'clock, Coqger. ' i-andrin charge^re^Mrs^-W.-A,-Hpv-- erfield,. Mrs. A. Stradkatter and Eudolphi FJJRNITtrBE fiiTOEE i Saturday evening, n the Carmel Valley Mrs- M. Kilgarilf. A-prize' will be giv- W. C. T. U. MEETING st costume w-nm thai MONDAY AFTERNOON music for dancing 'A'. business' meeting or the'Wo* Blue Bell '.Little Floor Furaaci There's more comfort ahea< you,- too, -with -low-cost-A rnatir Oil TJeat This o c o b cal--floor furnace--burns--c contr lieat- flow1 to1 front room Monday-,:in the: First Methodist. Chttrch parlors. '' SIZZLING STEAKS __ DINNERS $10 ...all this ACMEQUALITY ;~ Balanced Qo>tmtda, _ :^rearr~J>jb^basementh-pqmrpf no""roohl?: spacer-wasted. ' Automatic Thermostatic" ' ^trol for -even room temi tures,^or Manual- Control Electric Ignition/- '' ood of yonr carVapYou will be lf yonder -withCar-Shampoo! -BlipprPSS^H^p'erlQri.^j'Don't use "unfeown or ;untried >erne- ' ^dies.^- Red^ErAi'd.Jr_at)leU-_are^ -LUNCHEONS VH-------- A LA-eARTES- ` BlueirBeH-Beaker^ - .VBt-69-^.25o .. week!: nn a new O'Keefe -JIOBJSK 1AI.VT lynaii -ALSO 0IL1BURNIN *AEE'S;j~ ^saffr=angi-haCT^esa..--i-ji--. : r.O=SERVIGE= -- rl and Abre^a- " ' EVERY--N1G'HT ; . f No jcoyer Oh'a"rge- -- 7------- -! --Monterey . .-227 .AJvaorado.; Street t?5