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1, and Harold THIRTEEN JULY THE MINNEAPOLIS 1938 Mrs. Frank Knoblauch and Mrs. Frederick P. Nash in Hostess Group at Lafayette Messrs. and Mmes.

Ward C. Burton, Eben Atwood, Raymond L. Brang, Frank P. Leslie Are Hosts at Dinner Parties on Family Night By AGNES TAAFFE FRANK KNOBLAUCH of Arcola, Lake Minnetonka, entertained at a table for four and Mrs. Frederick Parks Nash of MRS.

Arlington Heights, was hostess to four at the Family Night dinner last night at the Lafayette club at Minnetonka Beach Mr. and Mrs. Ward C. Burton of Deephaven had reserved a table for seven and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank P. Leslie of Maplewood entertained a party of six Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Laramee entertained four and Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Crane had a table for six Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond L. Brang were among the guests as were Dr. and Mrs. W. A.

Fansler Dr. and Mrs. Leo W. Fink had a party of 14 guests and Dr. and Mrs.

K. Paul Carson, entertained a party of 14 The senior Carsons entertained at Mrs. Burton a table for 10 Mr. and Mrs. P.

J. Schroeder were hosts to four as were Mr. and Mrs. William F. McLane and Miss Maribel Otis of Casco Point Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Hommeyer entertained 10 guests and Dr. Leslie Keyes had a party of four Harold Huey entertained five and W. J. McGoldrick entertained five Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur H. Schubert entertained four and Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Lindsay, four Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson of Arlington Heights entertained at a table for eight and Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Ahern, for seven Miss Rosa Turnbull entertained eight and George W. Wells, four G. F.

Worthington and Mrs. C. M. Jesperson entertained three each. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold L. Warner of Logan avenue entertained for six and Mr. and Mrs. George L.

Gillette also were among the guests July 4 House Party CLEMENT W. WELSH MRS. guest of her parents, Mr. country home, "Arden Forest," at (Catherine Cooke Gilman) is the and Mrs. Robbins Gilman, at their Spooner, Mrs.

Gilman told me when she was in Minneapolis for a day this week Mrs. Welsh and her brothers, Logan D. Gilman and Robbins Paxson Gilman, will entertain at a house party over the July 4 week-end for a group of 14 friends Miss Catherine Seybold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L.

Seybold, 1501 Mount Curve avenue, has been invited to the party as have two of Mrs. Welsh's attendants at her wedding, including Miss Anne Puzak of Minneapolis, who was the maid of honor, and Miss Margaret Koch of Chicago, a friend of the Gilman boys Eli Zubay of Minneapolis and James and Paul Koch of Chicago will be guests at the party also The Gilmans have Miss Wheeler lived at Northeast Neighborhood House, where Mr. Gilman was for years the head resident Mrs. Gilman still is president of the Federal Motion Picture Council and of the Motion Picture Guild, both eastern organizations, objective of which is secure production of better films, with emphasis on educational films for both secular and religious work Mrs. Gilman brought out the point often stressed a few years ago that educational films, if placed in general usage in the school room, could teach school subjects, even arithmetic, to children by the visual method approximately three times as rapidly as by the more involved method now in vogue Miss Cleora Wheeler of St.

Paul left last night for The Homestead, Hot Springs, to attend the national convention of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority Miss Wheeler, an artist, will exhibit various examples of her art, including silhouettes and bookplates Miss Wheeler has made bookplates for many famous people and she also has in her collection, satin-bound books with silver clips in orig. inal designs which she has made herself Miss Wheeler belongs to the art section of the Minnesota branch, League of American Pen Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Dwinnell, Jr. and their son, Craig, 3815 York avenue will go to Bay Lake for the weekend. In a group to spend July 4 at Breezy Point lodge, Pequot, are Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Troost, Interlachen park; Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Larson, Miss Katherine Larson and Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Swanson. Phyllis Shaughnessy, P. L. McKisson Wed Women Miss Phyllis Aileen Shaughnessy, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. David H. Shaughnessy, 3414 Garfield avenue, became the bride of P. Lloyd McKesson at a ceremony Wednesday evening in Aldrich Avenue Presbyterian church. Rev.

C. M. Shaughnessy, uncle of the bride, officiated. Mrs. Charles E.

Noyes, matron of honor for her sister, wore peach lace. Miss Dorothy Vogel wore aqua lace, Miss Jeanette Shaughnessy, yellow, and Shirley Jean Shaughnessy, junior bridesmaid, was in pink net. White lace over satin fashioned the bridal gown with which a coronation veil was worn. Howard D. Shaughnessy was best man and ushers, Lynn and Sheldon Shaughnessy.

Mr. and Mrs. McKisson will be at home in Minneapolis after a trip to Kansas and Colorado. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

William McKisson of Hill City, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert George Petersen (Elaine Nortz) of Chicago will be Fourth of July guests of Mrs. Petersen's mother, Mrs.

A. G. Nortz, 4916 First avenue S. Later they will go to Banff and Lake Louise, returning by Aug. 1 to 2828 Pine Grove, Chicago.

Navy Blue and White Worn by Miss Jacqueline Redfield WHEN Miss T. Redfield, Howard Winston church, St. Paul, white sheer with Redfield wore her ensemble. Miss Wheeler Minneapolis Star Photo, MMES. HOWARD W.

FILES, EDWIN S. ELWELL AND MERRILL HUTCHINSON Mmes. Files and Hutchinson. of Merilane, Rolling Green, and Mrs. Elwell, 5127 Belmont avenue are pictured showing what is both comfortable and picturesque in porch furniture for summer.

They were snapped in the lounge of the Woman's club on the occasion of the recent flower show. Mrs. P. B. Winston to Come With Daughters Mmes.

W. W. Hodgman and Denman Johnson Will Leave for California IRS. P. BICKERTON WINSTON Lacy and Nancy, will arrive Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Heffelfinger, Mrs. William W.

Hodgman, Pleasant avenue, and Mrs. Denman Johnson plan to leave this weekend for an extended stay in Santa Barbara, Calif. Mrs. Donald Newhall, 4527 Arden avenue, and her son, Donald, will return today from a visit in Brainerd. Miss Gladys Ruth Peik, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. G. Peik of Brownton, was Wallace Le Roy Ewald of Ohio, "Dayton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ewald of Brownton, at a recent service at the Peik home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ewald will live in New York city. Mrs. Genevieve Main will speak on Edward MacDowell at a meeting of the Minneapolis PEO Reciprocity committee at noon Tuesday in Donaldson's tearooms.

Chapter AU is in charge. Birthdays celebrated at luncheon at the Curtis hotel given by Mr. and Mrs. G. A.

Maney of Evanston, were those of Mrs. T. A. Maney, Minneapolis, Mrs. G.

A. Maney, Evanston, and Russell Croft of Minneapolis. Jacqueline Redfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles 670 Lincoln avenue, St.

Paul, became the bride of Mithun this afternoon at 4:30 oclock at St. Luke's she wore an attractive costume of navy blue: and white accessories, which will be her travel suit. Miss white hat and shoes and a bridal corsage to complete Attendants were the bride's ter, Miss Joan Lamprey Redfield, and Raymond Mithun, the best man. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Lewis Martin Mithun, 1023 University avenue S.

E. The bride's aunt, Mrs. John Lamprey, 1784 Laurel avenue, St. Paul, was hostess at a wedding reception after the ceremony. The couple left immediately thereafter for a trip north by motor and will reside in St.

Paul. They will be at home after Aug. 1. Adrian Johnsons to Live in Kennedy Mr. and Mrs.

Adrian H. Johnson (Elsie Adeline Peterson) are at home in Kennedy, after a trip to Chicago and West Vir. ginia. They were married at Bethany Lutheran church. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry C. Peterson, 4528 Thirty-first avenue and Mr. Johnson's parents are Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Johnson of Kennedy. Four sisters of the bride attended her. They were Misses Burnette, Gracie, Lillie and Margaret Peterson. Best man was Maurice Johnson of Mandan, N.

and ushers, Harold Johnson, Bemidji; Howard Hanson, Kennedy; and Winslow Peterson, Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Alexander, 3409 W.

Twenty-eighth street, will have open house this evening. Attendants in Blue and Pink at Carlson-Martin BLUE the AND PINK net gowns with young women in the Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. avenue whose marriage to Curtis day evening at Hennepin Avenue M. Miss Marjory Pillsbury was of honor, and the bridesmaids, all in blue, were Misses Helen Martin, Ruth Morris, Leona Mae Nelson and Helen Allen.

Merridee Miller was flower girl. The bride wore imported white satin in Molyneux design with a long veil caught with orange blossoms. Mr. Carlson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A. Carlson, 4234 Scott ter- Double Ceremony Held for Sisters at Trinity Church Mr. Mrs. A. Droege (Irene Templin) and Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Harding (Rhodella Tem- plin), who were married at a double service in Trinity Lutheran church, have returned from their wedding trips north. The Droeges will live at 2015 Portland avenue S. and the Hardings are at home at 855 Jessamine street, St. Paul.

The brides are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Templin, 2015 Portland avenue S. Mr. Droege is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman F. Droege, 2327 Irving avenue and Mr. Harding is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Harding, White Bear lake. Rev. Richard J.

Brombach of Little Falls, boyhood friend of William Egan Gray, officiated at the latter's marriage to Miss Dorothy Holm at the Church of the Ascension. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Holm, 1811 Sixteenth, avenue wore white net over taffeta with a short veil.

Maid of honor was Miss Betty Holm and, bridesmaids, Misses Ethel Burgess and Mary Louise Skelly. Paul Gray was his brother's best! man and ushers were Clifford Gray and Daniel Liemandt. Breakfast followed at the Cole hotel. Mr. and Mrs.

Gray will live at 2911 Humboldt avenue N. of Milwaukee, with her daughters, Saturday for a visit with her parents, North Beach, Lake Minnetonka. Harvard Graduate Married in East Mr. and Mrs. John M.

Storkerson (Emily Margaret Smith), whose marriage took place recently in Calvary Episcopal chapel, Pittsburgh, are now at home at 1720 E. Capital drive, Milwaukee. Mr. Storkerson, graduate of the University of Minnesota and Harvard School of Business, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry P. Storkerson, St. Paul. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. His bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Du Ray Smith of Chestnut Lane, Pine Manor, Pa. Miss Margaret Jane Peebles and John B. West of Pittsburgh attended the couple. NAME FORUM LEADERS Leading discussions in the 1938- 39 Twin City Confraternity college forums will be Guy De La Forest, Earl Coverdale, Herman Wolf, Don Gribble, Glen La Grange, Robert Sheran, Richard Houle, William Quinn, Charles Jeffry, James Corbin, James Lavin, Vincent Wolf, Harvey Wagner, Robert Vankeuren, Ted Hidding and John Regan.

Martin Crowe, St. Thomas college graduate, is conducting a class in public speaking at the Confraternity Center, 251 Summit avenue, St. Paul. Classes in playwriting and radio script will meet Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Rev.

Rudolph Bandas, confraternity director, is giving weeks' course on the Old Testament at the Diocesan Teachers' college, Prairie du Chien, Wis. VFW SEWING CLUB Mrs. Ben Gardner, 4314 Portland avenue, will entertain the Sewing club of A. R. Patterson auxiliary No.

7, VFW, at luncheon at 1 p.m. Saturday. Delegates to the national encampment Aug. 21 to 27 in Columbus, Ohio, are Mmes. Lettie Flesjer, Martha Doyas, Alma Mellberg and Miss Ruth Abell.

Alternates are Mmes. Martha Charlson, Ida Bendickson, Sena Peterson and Miss Lucille Hawkins. Burwell S. Keyes, son of Dr. and Mrs.

Leslie S. Keyes, 3509 Humboldt avenue has returned from the Los Angeles College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons for the summer. Photo for The Star by Paramount-Hollywood Studio. MRS. NORMAN W.

NELSON Mrs. Nelson is the former Doris Evelyn Troupe, 717 Fitteenth avenue S.E. The Nelsons are living at 169 W. Summit ave- nue, St. Paul.

ULU TOURNAMENT TEA Rochester, C. E. Betcher, member of the official board of the Women's State Amateur Golf tournament now in progress here, entertained entrants a and Country club members at tea Wednesday. Mrs. Betcher's house guests during the tournament include Mrs.

Henry Brown, St. Paul; Mrs. Wilbur Lycan and Miss Marianne Johnson, Bemidji; and Mrs. Carl Leuthold, Albert Lea. NEW! THE PARIS PORES ENSEMBLE Now, Parfum "Paris" comes to your dressing table new, exciting ways! Coty has created an entire ensemble around this shimmering scent.

Sparkling vistas of Paris adorn the new, rich packages PERFUME $1.00 $2.00 COTY "AIR-SPUN" FACE POWDER $1.00 TOILET WATER TALC $1.00 Y. Walgreen DRUG STORES Miss Caroline McDermott daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McDermott of St.

Paul, was married to Edwin Donnell Meeks of Sioux Falls, S. nephew off Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Fletcher, 2544 W.

Lakes of the Isles boulevards at a ceremony in the sacristy St. Luke's Catholic church, St. Paul. Attendants were Miss Helen Mol Dermott and Felix Meeks. A Salute for John's is one firework that doesn't fizzle.

One of the most unusual and interesting eating places in the Twin Cities, John's Place is a favorite with those who enjoy good food. The chow mein is excellent and somehow served so differently, JOHN'S PLACE, 28 SOUTH 6TH. After a Great Fourth you'll be in a grand mood for! settling down to some actual achievement. The summer courses at Calhoun offer excellent business training for any field you may enter. Knowledge of typing, shorthand, business? accounting aret invaluable.

Students and gradu-4 ates, register now at the! CALHOUN SECRETARIAL SCHOOL, 2933 HENNEPIN AV. KE. 5691. A Accidents Will Happen! Especially to anything as delicate as your watch! No matter how serious the damage, Foshay, Tower Jewelers can fix it moderate cost- and guarantee the job. Mainsprings, $1, all shapes, 35c.

Have your watch repairs FOSHAY TOWER I JEWELERS, LOBBY ROOM GE. 4243. You'll Want to Whee the Fourth. And what could be better than a Liberty Cab to whiz you to your destination quickly and conveniently, in case you haven't a car at your beck and call. With courteous and cheerful smile, a Liberty driver is always at your service.

Call AT. 3331 FOR ONE OF THOSE FLEET LIBERTY CABS. The newest summer color conceived to "goi with" whites or pastels is NASTURTIUM. It has a lovely glowing effect on the limbs. Minneapolia Star Photo.

MISS MARIANNE JOHNSON Miss Johnson of Bemidji, who will be married to Dr. J. A. Knights of Detroit, Aug. 27 at Bemidji, is a graduate of St.

Mary's Hall, Faribault, and a former student at the University of Minnesota. Miss Johnson posed at the golf meet in Rochester with her clubs. Kay's O.K.'s For a Glorious Fourth 5 Si! Si! Senoras and Myndall Cain's Beauty Fiesta is still in Full Swing but only a week more! They come! (To the House of Beauty). They see! (Wonders performed) They conquer! (Their beauty problems) which is just other way looks- of saying MYNDALL the confidence CAIN takes that care alof your gives you ways comes with a lovely face and figure. FIESTA SPECIALS on all Beauty Services (from top-to-toe) PERMANENT WAVES! FACIALS! BODY MASSAGE MANICURES! PEDICURES! Discounts that will delight you on MYNDALL CAIN'S caressing BEAUTY OILS! LOTIONS! COSMETICS! FASCINATING SUMMER "FIESTA" MAKE-UPS! SERVICE CARDS! But only another week of this fiesta of beauty! So here's to "a long life and a pretty one!" Visit MYNDALL CAIN'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY, 808 LaSALLE.

MA. 1474. One of heart the dear-to-our "Will I be more popular subjects this Summer?" is the grand food and restful atmosphere of THE FOUNTAIN TERRACE. For an ideal pickfor shopper's fatigue I know up. nothing better than the excellent and complete luncheon one can get there for 50c.

The electrically broiled steak dinners (75c) are famous at THE FOUNTAIN TERRACE in the Medical Arts Arcade. Your mirror tells you the truth. And here's how to make your mirror say "YES!" Get Gerry to care for your hair to give you one of her wonderful Machineless Permanent Waves ($6.50 only). See how much more popular you'll be with your hair in the soft, becoming ringlets they achieve for you at GERRY'S BEAUTICIANS, 400- 410 Kresge Bldg. AT.

2621. Mrs. W. B. Roberts to Head Auxiliary Mrs.

W. B. Roberts apolis is the new Women's auxiliary, Medical association, having been installed at the annual meeting held in Duluth Thursday. Mrs. A.

C. Baker of Fergus Falls was named presidentelect. Minneapowas chosen as the 1939 meeting place of the auxiliary. Other officers selected to Roberts are Mrs. lespie, Duluth, first Mrs.

J. J. Ryan, vice-president; Mrs. Austin, third R. J.

Josewski, ing secretary; Mrs. Minneapolis, treasurer; Fleming, St. Cloud, of Minnepresident of the Minnesota State Mrs. Roberts serve with Mrs. Malcolm Gilvice-president; St.

Paul, second G. E. Hertel, vice-president; Mrs. Stillwater, recordRussell Noice, Mrs. T.

N. auditor. Bridal Couple at Home Following Trip Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Norbert Eilers (Helen Louise Craighead) have returned from their wedding trip and are at home at 3316 Fortysecond avenue S.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Craighead, 2950 California street and Mr.

Eilers is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eilers, Clear Lake. Rev. Laurence Ryan read the service at St.

Anthony of Padua church. A wedding breakfast followed at the Craighead home. The bride wore white satin with lace trim and tulle veil. Her sister, bridesmaid, Miss Alberta Marie Craighead, wore pale blue A two ball foursome with putting, driving and approach contests will feature the Fourth of July at the Minnesota Valley Country club. Women will play the July tournament Wednesday.

Winners in Wednesday's play were Mmes. E. G. Nylander, Miss Cora Evenson and Mrs. Arnold Larson.

Where to Go Sunday or the Fourth of that's the FAMILY QUANDARY NOW: but the ANSWER IS RIGHT HERE: Plan to pack the Family Basket with a watering lunch drive to EXCELSIOR PARK where a ThrillA-Minute is yours for joyful anticipation. RIDES! -BOATS! FUN HOUSE! MERRY-GO-'ROUND! And, then the Gigantic Fireworks Display on Sunday Night and again on Monday Night, July 4th! If there's Fun to be found, it's in full swing at EXCELSIOR PARK all day long and at night too! EXCELSIOR PARK is for "THE WHOLE FAMILY" and is The Only Amusement Park in Minnesota! Don't miss the Wonderful New Orchestra (Arlie Simmonds) in the Ballroom Dance, dance all you please! The popular priced dinners and lunches in THE BLUE LINE CAFE will spare from cooking. PLAN NOW TO SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY AT EXCELSIOR PARK. these Hosiery Specialists give to the freshness of their stock. Prices 79c to $1.17 at the ELIZABETH HOSIERY SHOPS, 808 Nicollet and 37 S.

7th. NO NO NO SINGS Item of Interest RINGS RINGS to Beauty Operators There's a place for a number of thoroughly trained, experienced beauticians at. Minneapolis' newest cosmopolitan beauty rendezvous. All interviews will be held in confidence. Preference given those with an exclusive clientele.

The new CHRISTY BEAUTE SALON, 55 So. 8th St. BR. 7887. Where can I best solve my stocking problems? At the conveniently located Banners will be ELIZABETH HOSIERY SHOPS 4th found -of Elizabeth Personally, Stockings have I've flying on July (and everyday) at our standby more than Style- Color- Fit and THE MINNESOTA TERRACE, Flawless Sheerness- -they have HOTEL NICOLLET.

In addi- amazing wearing qualities! The tion to a swank, continental set- secret? It's the thoughtful care ting, there's always galumptious food divine music! Coming next Thursday- -BARNEY RAPP and his NEW ENGLANDERS, who offer "an urge to arms" in the form of wispy dance melodies. Other attractions- -Princ ess Wahletka, Indian Mystic and the Nicollet's Theatre Luncheons (85c) with FREE GUEST TICKET to Orpheum, State or Century. 'Phone write Kay to find "Who sells it." It may save you shopping steps. Simply call AT. 3111-or address a postal to KAY, at The Star.

short matching veils were worn bridal party of Miss Arleen Emily Charles E. Martin. 4432 Dupont Le Roy Carlson took place ThursE. church. race, had his brother, Dean, for best man.

Ushers were Paul Holton, Chicago; Albert Ebert, Kenneth Carlson and Glenn Latimer, Minneapolis. White flowers and greenery decorated the Martin home for the reception. Later Mr. and Mrs. Carlson left for a tour of Glacier and Yellowstone parks, Banff and Lake Louise.

They will live in Minneapolis. GREAT DAYS FOR RESULTS! (Call until 6 tonight for your want ad in The Star's big week-end edition. ATlantic 3111 until 6 tonight..