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Page Two Alpha Phi Alpha Initiates Four at Party Thursday Alpha Phi Alpha sorority held Its third annual founders' day banquet and formal initiation Thursday evening at Grace soma' tearoom. The four new members who were honored at that time were Myrtle Boulter, Zatha Helen Snow, Helen McGlothien and Hazel Walker. The toast program WAR in charge of Martha Shetterly and toasts were, made by Katherine Patterson, Bertha Clarke, Zatha Helen Snow, Eunice Meharry and Miss Nellie Bonfield, club mother. The committee in charge of the banquet consisted of Ruth Graham, chairman; Bertha Clarke Helen Braught. Members of the sorority present were: Opal White Katherine Patterson Millie Clarke Blanche Crazen Catha Helen Anew Florence Walker Helen MeGiothien Eva Anderson Eunice Meharry Marjorie Marshall Bertha Clarke Frances Kirkham Wilma Barchfiel4 Mary Bellomo Stargaret Allots Ruth Graham Lues Custer Naonti Clemente Beulah Ortlund Vivian Oeburn Gretchen Merryman Evelyn Copper Mariorie Miller Hazel Walker Martha Shetterly Gladys Blakely Marjorie Hollander Myrtle Boulter Nellie Bonfield Dorothy Pearson Polk Federation Will Hold March Meeting Tuesday Polk County Federation of Women's Clubs will hold Its March meeting Tuesday in the Christian church at Altoona, with the president, Mrs.

B. T. Haulman. presiding. The meeting will be opened by Mrs.

M. C. Wheeler of Altoona who will give the invocation. Mrs. W.

J. Ambos of Des Moines will respond to the address of welcome given by Mrs. A. W. Anderson of Altoona.

The morning program will be In charge the committee with Dr. 'Lenordelf. She penter of Altoona as chairman. will present Dr. George S.

Marquis of Mitchellville who will Mrs. speak on "Infectious Diseases." F. G. Marshall of Altoona will sing a group of songs dur10 the morning and Miss Aima Olsen will give a reading. The principal feature of the afternoon program, in charge of the community recreation committee with Mrs.

E. W. Nevelin of Ankeny as chairman, will be an address on "Community Recreation" by Madame D. PirieBeyea, state health lecturer. The musical program of the afternoon will include a group of songs by Mr.

Shrader, musical director of the Ankeny schools, and accordion solo by Joseph Zonotti of Ankeny and a vocal duet by the Misses Alice Bernice Kelley of Altoona. Miss Doris East of Altoona will give a reading during the afternoon. Arthur Alexanders Gives Bridge Party Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alexander entertained at bridge Saturday evening at their home, 801 Guthrie avenue.

Those who were present are the Mesdames Marion Cordary Hush Wheaton Fred Alber M. Baughman John Calvert H. Alvin Ekroot. Dansant Club Will Have Dance Monday Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Darby will be in charge of the regular club dance Monday evening at the Hoyt Sherman place. Members of the committee who will assist them are the Messrs. and Mesdames R.

A. Hopper, L. S. Emmert, H. Carlson and S.

Leigh. GUESTS FROM CINCINNATI Mrs. Lyman Wiltse of Cincinnati, daughter, Jeanne. They are the Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Wiltse of 1531 Catholic League Junior Group to Present Program junior department Catholic Woman's league, the leadership of Miss Mary, Colavecchio, will present a program Thursday evening in K. C. hall.

The study will be "Robin Hood." The story of the opera will be given by Helen Nardie. The program will include a piano duet by Patricia Lynch and Corinne Kirschberger, pupils at St. Ambrose school. A girls' quartet from Joseph's academy, Misses Katheryn Amy Ruth McComas, Virginia Clark and Mary Elizabeth Jackson, accompanied by Mary Agnes Lux, will sing. Miss Vincent Mandia will contribute a vocal solo.

0., is shown above with her guests of Mr. Wiltse's parents, Thirtieth street. rent events will be given by Miss Mary Elaine Merrigan. The program will be closed with a vocal solo by Delores Leaf Minard. accompanied by Miss Clara Hays and a banjo solo by Samuel Brunk.

Kappa Delta Betas Honor Mary Smith Members of Delta Beta sorority entertained an evening Kappa. party Saturday in honor of Miss Mary Smith who will leave soon for California. Other guests of the evening were the Misses Thelma Mingle. Mary Hawkins, Lucille Grant, Vella Young. Madeline Crozier, Elizabeth Mitchell.

Helen Baldwin and Vera Paulding. Active members of the 80- rority are the Misses Ruth Flickinger Margaret Hansen Ruth Hansen Dorothy Brown Leatha Neagle Floy Everett Mildred Skelton Hazel Johannesen Mary Smith Madeline Shepard OLD FACES MADE Ladies, see this marvelous European demonstration by MADAM B. OPAL. Never fore--a demonstration of this kind in Des Moines, only Europe, New York and Chicago. Wrinkles, circles and putts, under eyes, double chins, smallpox and acne pits, birthmarks and facial blemishes guaranteed REMOVED! At Left is actual photograph of 60-year-old Des Moines woman with half of her face rejuvenated, to look 30.

The Curl- -Cue Shop 401 Shops Bldg. Consultations: Phone 3-5257 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.

Footwear for Men, Women and Children Another Step Forward FOOT FRIEND SHOES "LIGHT on your FEET" Are now available at FIELD'S WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE ADDED THE WELL KNOWN LINE OF FOOT FRIEND SHOES FOR WOMEN. FOR FIFTY YEARS it has been the policy of the FIELD SHOE COMPANY to offer its patrons only the best in footwear and intelligent fitting service. In your own best Foot Friend Shoes interests this footwear Sold in Des Moines deserves your Exclusively at consideration FIELD'S 1 GOLDEN ideal to JUSTIN wear any place in the ARLEY this clever dressed women will wear daytime. It is designed pump will be worn for this dainty strap effect, to look well with simple daytime or evening with smart Cuban heel costumes or those with the style is corfancier coutours and to luncheon and tea. much color.

rect. Black Black and Beige Egg Shell kid and black Field Shoe 508 Walnut St. The Des Moines Sunday Register--March 9, 1930. Personals Mrs. Harry F.

Graete, 2829 Forest drive, motored Saturday to Evanston, 111., with her daughter, Gretchen, and Miss Mary Roberta of Adel, both of whom attend Northwestern university, Grate will visit few days in Evanston before returning home. Miss Betty Fay will return to Northwestern university Sunday night atter a weekend visit with her parents, Dr and Mrs. Oliver J. Fay, Mrs. H.

O. Parsons and son, George, and Mrs. Allen Munn and son. Allen, leave Friday evening for New York, where they sail March 20 on the 8. 8.

France for a Mediterranean cruise. They will be Joined in New York by Miss Virginia Munn, who is visiting friends in the east. Jean Sones, daughter of Dr. and MrR. C.

A. Sones. 685 Fortyeighth street, is ill with meanies, Bobby MeCoy, son of Dr. and Mrs. H.

J. McCoy, 3411 Iola avenue, has the measles. Mrs. John H. Rusk of Indianapolis, arrived over thi week end to visit at the home her niece, Mrs.

Robert L. Finch, 2902 Cottage Grove avenue. Dr. and Mrs. John Walter Martin of Baltimore, who are en route to their home from Los Angeles, will arrive Sunday night to visit a week or ten days at the home of Mrs.

Martin's sister. Mrs. c. G. Talcott, 412 Thirty-eighth Street place.

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Peak, 1080 Twenty-second street, are expected to return this week from a weeks' sojourn in California. Mrs.

George Means and son. Dickey, 3420 Forest avenue, will return next Sunday from a visit in California. Mr. Means expects to meet them in Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs.

John Hood of the for California, they will Commodore hotel, left Saturday Join Mr. have and Mrs. E. A. Slininger, been spending several March Bride Prior to her marriage March Mrs.

John MeCurdy was Miss Nellie Boos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Boos 1436 Capitol evenue, Mr.

Curdy the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed MeCurdy of this city, The wedding was performed in St. John's Lutheran church by the Rev. Fred J.

Weerts. montha there. They will home with Mr. and Mra. Slininger about April 1.

Mr. and Mrs. James Dewey Melvin are expected to return Sunday from their wedding trip to Chicago. R. E.

Adleman, 1121 Twentysixth street, drove to Davenport Mrs. Adleman and Saturday night to accompany John, home after a two weeks' visit there. Miss Mabel Baccus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Baccus, 1323 Sixth avenue, was married Feb.

15 in Chicago to Clarence Long, formerly of. Des Moines. The couple will make their home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.

R. L. Foster left by motor Saturday afternoon for their home Rockford, after attending the funeral services Friday.of Mrs. C. J.

Foster. They stopped en route in Cedar Rapids. Wolf's Wolf's VE'RE GOING TO WEAR SUITS AGAIN Every woman and miss who prides herself on her appearance will have a tailored suit this season- Cape styles--peplum styles-nipped-in waistlines are some of the many style features to be seen--Of sharkskin- covert -Tweeds and mixtures in blue, black and colors. All have clever blouses. $28 up to 98.50 Styles that are true copies of Paris models Hats--at $10 How smart these new spring hats are can only be appreciated when seen.

Clever styles with little brims. Included are hats of Bakou, novelty straw, straw and felted combined, hair braids, in black and new shades. WOLFS WALNUT ST. Mrs. Julia Foster, who acconipanied them to Des Moines will remain in the eity for short time.

thi Ch Me IXI he Mr. and Mrs. Lewis K. Norman. who were recently married.

have moved to the Acadian Manor apartments, 2801 Grand avenue. Mra. C. J. W.

Jacobsen and in. fant daughter, Marilyn, have been renfoved to their home in the Acadian Manor apartments from Towa Methodist hospital, Mrs. R. 8. Blossom of the Harrington apartments baa gone t6 New York for a visit with her son, Sumner Blossom, editor of the American Magazine.

Hans Pauli leaves Sunday morning for Dallas, San and El Paso, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle, on a business trip. Mr. Pauli expects to make the trip partly by air. rail and boat, and will be gone about four weeks. Craig R.

Lawrence, secretary of the Pauli corporation, leaves Sunday morning for Memphis, will conduct a dining elinic and give two lectures during Market Week held there, Mre, Ella Wilcox and daughter, Sylvia returned Friday from Moberly, where they were called by the fliness and death of their son and brother, Harry Wilcox. whose funeral services were held Saturday afternoon from the home of his grandmother. Mrs. S. Robinson, 1442 Eighth street.

Mrs. W. H. Ammons, 2814 Untversity avenue, is visiting her daughter, Mra. J.

J. Wengert in St. Louis. Have You the Time, Please? You will never be at a loss to answer this question you carry or wear an AMERICAN WATCH, the most dependable of all time pieces! There's a wonderful collection at the jewelry shop where the "smart world" buys--Earl George's American Watch and Precious Gem, Shop, 720 Locust. There's an Aviator's Pocket Watch, which registers the flying hours- -an Elgin model in gold.

One lovely woman's Elgin Watch is a minute affair of the new hand-hammered 14 K. white gold with a stunning grey satin wrist-band. The dial peeps through a tiny square opening in the center of the watch and 1s inlaid with a border of lustrous black enamel. There are many watches of appeal to the modern man! One sturdy strap Watch boasts a case cleverly combined with bright and dull finish gold. You're more than welcome to stop in and see these wonderful Watches! Mrs.

Charles Shuler wears a stunning violet wool crepe suit! The skirt has a zipper fastening on the side and the tacket boasts a cunning cape. Her blouse is eggshell jersey. Let Dorothy Stevens solve lamp shade problems! Her individually designed shades add charm to any home. 5-5834. Charm and Exclusiveness! These two qualities together form a most happy expression of the latest trend in fur scarf fashions at COWNIE'S.

At this shop you'll find luxurious Blue Foxes, silky Silver Foxes, Sables and hosts of others- all indispensable to the smart wardrobe. 510 Market St. Tilt Tables! wooden affairs, anCunning, soft green, ivory, red or blue. A charming Godey print graces the top. They stand 2 feet high.

What a cherished prize they'll make only $2. At Margaret Foster's Shop, 208 Kraft Bldg. And there are wee foot stools to match at $1.50. A stunning ensemble for your room! Mrs. Robert Whelan has a new printed silk frock with youthful bolero jacket, brief little sleeves.

and smart cireular skirt. navy blue with touches of gold and cherry and ivory crepe collar and cuffs. Your Dentist Knows the kind of Tooth Brush you should use! Consult him as to your needs. There are special Tooth Brushes for every person at Denny Brann's Drug Store. C.

J. Artis' Furnishings for those who really care! Prices surprisingly low! You're welcome to shop there. 12th and Grand. Mr. Baker Is Featuring "The Moderne" haircut--such a youthful.

saucy style and very smart for spring. Antiseptic Hair Shoppe, 200 Frankel Bldg. COMPANTL The STEINWAY 'Appeals unerringly to people who buy with care. THE consideration so of the shrewd buyer 18 given not much to price as to value received. When such a buyer wishes to purchase a piano he turns, quite naturally to the Steinway.

In the of perfect service given by this great instrument he finds that true economy which lies in the best and finest things, And, no matter what him income may there is Steinway price and model for his needs. Used pianos accepted in partial exchange. TRANSACTION COMPANY Steinway Hall 914 Walnut St. Sent Sale-Rachmaninoff and Chicago Civie Opera the Sure Magic Electricity rejuvenates your stockings quickly--inexpensively at DiYou (509 6th Ave.) Bring your hose in and be convinced! orders receive prompt attention! Where to Browse? Miller's for rare Books, good Picture Framing, up-to-date Wall Coverings. Prompt service.

541 6th. Such a Fascinating Shop is DeArcy's! Their remodeling is completed and you never saw such a charming, restful spot! Luxurious new carpeting in soft tones of blue, deep rose, parchment and black silver walls with smart touches of black chairs in the same rich colorings as the carpeting. To serve all the women who come to DeArcy's, they offer all the newest fashions in shoes and hose. Many prominent women are choosing kidskin slippers in romantic spring hues; dainty moire shoes; the indispensable lizards and watersnakes! You'll find all their shoes lovely shoes to play, dance, walk, and be charming in! At Eighth and Walnut. Let Sue Shop for You.

Speaking of Juicy Steaks! Have you tried the thick, tender ones at Herbert's Grocery, 35th Crocker. Broll this young beef, season it piquantly, serve piping hot with plump mushrooms and you have a savory dish "fit for a king." Edna Baker Knows what is right for your home! Have you consulted her in regard to your papering, painting, wall hangings, lamps and the many other accessories needed in YOUR home? If not, make your appointment NOW by calling 5-9400. 4010 Woodland Ave. Miss Josephine- Auen looks attractive in her black tailored jerscy suit with a gay printed blouse in tones of white. green and black.

Her smart hat is an off-the-face style with wide brim at the back and is fashioned of baku. For Milady's Boudoir! pieces of unfinished furniture. painted artistically will add worlds of charm to your boudoir! At the Century 713 Mulberry, I found unusual chests of drawers, twin beds, vanity and make-up tables. shoe cabinets and many other useful pieces! Kenneth Spring, formerly of the Curl-Y-Cue Shop, is now located at the Beauty Craft Studio. For further information, see Shops You Ought to Know, front page Want Ad section.

To Secure Perfect Posture safeguard your health, order a custom made corselet or corset! Barcley Corset Co. 321 Shops. Corsetiere sent to your home. Mrs. Fred Little wears a locely dress of lavender tweed.

Her hat is a purple brimmed felt. With thoughts of new spring clothes for yourself and perhaps new things for the home, I'm sure you'll find many things of interest this week. Remember I'll be awfully glad to shop for you and only ask that you tell me all you can about the article you wantand send remittance to cover cost, if you do not have accounts at the stores! Just write to SUE, PERSONAL SHOPPER, Care Sunday Register. Stunning Clip Pins of baguette crystals and rhinewill join hat and gown jeweled harmony $2 and $3.90 the pair or $1 and $1.95 each. I discovered these clever novelties at The Utica, Jewelry Section, first floor.

Let Sue Shop for You. With a Subtle Blending of demureness and sophistication, the printed net formal at Jenny Frocks, 724 Walnut, has caught all the gracious femininity of the mode! In dainty pastel shades over a flesh crepe slip, with sash of orchid velvet ribbon. It has a quaint Bertha collar and two ruffles form A peplum around the hipline. Only $15! Mrs. David Liddle is wearing an unusual printed jacket-frock of black with vivid designs in lovebird green and fandango.

The dress has a dainty yoke of lovebird green crepe. Feminine Underthings! As chic, graceful, as the girls who wear them, are to be found in the new lingerie dept. at Sardeson-Hovland Co. Dainty nightgowns, step-ins, dancettes, pajamas, made of the finest silks in pastel tones! Exquisitely tailored and lace trimmed garments- -all moderately priced. Wonderful Fox Chokers can be found at the Smith Fur three blocks south of Walnut on East First.

Silver Fox, Pointed Cross Fox, Red Fox and most of the other beautiful shades of Fox, also Marten, Mink, Sable and others. Their fur storage vaults are ready to receive your coats and furs for storage this summer. Miss Agnes Cram wears a dash. ing sport dress of royal blue jersey with a smart bolero jacket. The blouse.

is white jersey. There are sailor cord ties at the wrists, neck and belt. Hand Blocked Chiffon fashions a clever gown in created by Pauline Averitt. Her suits at $40 have decided chic. 4-7058.

Flowers--the Perfect Gift for the "shut-in" or sick friend! There's a window full of gorgeous potted plants at the Des Moines Seed 818 Walnut Street. Tulips, Jonquils, Hyacinths in beautiful colors! Or if you prefer cut flowers--they have a fine stock of sweet peas, roses, carnations, freezias. The Des Moines Seed Co. will deliver to the home or hospital. 3-4408.

Let Sue Shop for You. Alice's Beauty Shoppe gives beautiful Permanent Waves for $5 and $10. Phone 3-4403. 425 Kraft Bldg. Lacey's Shop Is Showing smart suits of linen and pique in black, brown and pastel shades at $10.95 up.

805 Walnut. Sunday Night Suppers are being served at the Shops Piazza! Delicious chicken, now, waffles and other specialties!.