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{_ ALTO TIM1I. PALO ALTO. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY BVKNINO. MARCH 7. 1930 PAO >--PERSONALS--MUSIC--DRAMA ------------ . --------------; ----- .J OME WRITER TALKS TO STANFORD HAKES UNIVERSITY DAY PROGRAM :e k s World peace, the Integrity of family life, careful character train FOR APRIL 19 ANNOUNCED The Paio Alto Parent-Teacher Associati IIu iIa mi tad yroUwlwil Warn--** Cta nUUCNT TONY SARG'S ing for the rising generation and returned husband, er Field, nee tbelr ached to e of -her the first enforcement of prohibition were the four causes for which Kath leen Norris, novelist and lecturer, pleaded yesterday afternoon in a talk before the Stanford Dames Club. Mrs. Norris opened her ad dress with an appeal to the col Events which will enliven Uni versity Day, April 19, for the Stanford alumni who arj expected to return--to the campus for the annual'reunion feetlvitles are an nounced'as follows by the general oommlttee, of which Charlea sembly Hell, arranged by Harold Helvenslon. On Sunday there will be an Easter service in the Stanford Memorial Church for alumni who remain over the week-end. The golf course will be open to visit ing Stanford people throughout lege women of the world to do Parks, *25, Is chairman: the day. MARIONETT at the Stanford Autmbly Hall MARCH 12 TWO PERFORMANCES a group ri. John returned tbelr part In advancing Interna tional peace and outlawing war. Reiterating her oftwapressed dis agreement with Judge Ben Lind- 9:30 a. m.--Interclass baseball There will be no general alumni game In sunken diamond. j banquets this year, and the cm-! phasls Is being placed on ths class, Noon--Luncheons at various fra reunions. The class of '05 Is plan-] THE BREMEN BAND RIP VAN W THE STOLEN PRINCESS 3:30 P. M. 8:00 P. M eey's companionate marriage plan, ternities, sororities and clubs. ning Its twenty-flth anniversary, Children X3 oenta m ' 20 she urged the importance of fam and tier ily life and the preservation of e gtfoljst the heme. The younger genera tton ,tb!s tion. she said. Is not on the hlgh- road to destruction but la sorely 1:45 p. m.--Track meet, Stan ford vs. University of California. 3:15 p. m.--Baseball game, Stan ford vs. University of Californle. 4 p. m.--Reception for alumni, at that time. Other classes hold Ing reunions are '97, '#8, '09, '00. and '16, T7. '18. '19. Theae class groups are planning to hold sep arate banquets In the evening, ifterniWn. In need of guidance and Instruc tion : In more wholesome ideals. faculty and students Women's Clubhouse. In Stanford with their own programs. At noon alumni will visit their old living Adult* 80 oenta Reserved Seats *1.00 Tickets at Dodson's and Campus Bookstore sro for* a e Scheld, Sallfynla Such Instruction, Mrs. Norris held, Is the primary duty of the parent Deploring -the prevalence of the 6 p. m.--Dinners by various class groups. 9:30 p. m.--Entertainment In As groups. The only general alumni gathering will be at Ihe reception on Saturday afternoon. RADIO PROGRAMS hip flask, she progressed to the subject of prohibition. Although TEACHERS' ABSOCIa iO\ ROBLE CLUB GIVES soredI she admitted that it had not ac MEETS IN LOS ALTOS INFORMAL TEA m complished whst had been hoped Prof. Harold Benjamin of Stan Roble Club gave an Informal scholar- for It, she voiced her conviction In Its ultimate success. ford University was the speaker tea this afternoon for the un organized group of Stanford wom Cap and More than 70 members and at the semi-annual dinner held at en formerly known as the Com Dally By W. F. FULLER CO. HALLUM S Tailo honor guests of the club were present Soout Hall In Los Altos Tuesday muters' Club. Vietorla Siegfried a drama Stanford omorrow for the talk followed. and the tea which evening, by the Palo Alto section of the Santa Clara County Teach of Palo Alto Js president off-campus group. of the k. Mrs. MBS. FRANK BACON ers' Association. His subject was: WOMAN'S SOCIAL CLUB Fuller's Materials WILL BE LO M7 EMERSON Ison will lay "Bird ic served REILLY & CO.through Irs. Her- have not may do 519Ram hi Beta e lunchchapter ENTERTAINS QUESTS Mrs. Frank Bacon, who Is pass ing a fortnight at her home near Mountain View, has as her house guests Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Cayoutte of Maine. She plana to leave early next week for Hollywood, returning later In the spring to start rehearsals for the play which she Is to direct for the benefit of the Mountain View Women's Club. She had planned to present *`Ughtntn7' In which her late husband starred for so many year*, but has decided that another play will be more satis "Red Tape In Education." Teaohers from the Palo Alto, Stanford, Los Altos, Purissiml, Mountain View, Whisman and Jef ferson school districts were pres ent. Principal Walter H. Nichols of the Palo Alto Union High School acted as toastmaster, and the program Included skits by rep resentatives of the Palo Alto and Mountain View staffs, musical se lections by Mrs. H. K. Baxter, violntit. and leader of Ilia Lot Altoa school orchestra. Miss Vir HAS MUSICAL PROGRAM Music was the theme of a meet ing of the Woman's Social Club of the Meyfleld district, held yes terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ira Bridget on Oberlin street Sixteen members responded to roll call with a quotation pertaining to mueic and dlscusalons followed. Mrs. George W. Call gave a vocal solo. Mrs. C. E. Mills and Mrs. G. A. Biloe assisted the hostess. The next meeting will be held on March 90 at a place to be announeed later. Used Exclusively by ... . Painters--Faperhaagere Decorators Estimate# Cheerfully Given PHONE P. A. 4S)1 173 Channing Ave, Palo Alto For preserving Insect* for mu seums a German scientist has dis covered a method for coating them - AFTE MARCH E Window* have that elide up and nary asah and als ter, Mrs. AR :e r wart 8. ivy, wtU factory. - BRIDGE TEA PLANNED FOR HATS SCHOOL Flans are being made by Walter Hays Parent-Teacher the As ginia Lamb, pianist, a teacher In the school, and Allen Baxter, 'oellist; and other numbers by O. M. Wllhelmy of the Jefferson Union School, and Mra. A. M. Wlthrew of the Los Gatos School. A trio of SHOWER IS GIVEN FOR BRIDE-ELECT Mies Elisabeth Douglas gave an Informal kitchen shower last night at her home for Mtes Marian Oli ver. who Is to be married March With their metal without markings. impairing on hinges to per the outalda of th*