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fC CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JUNE U. of C. Honor Degree Given Justice Stone New Symphony by Stock to Be Done in Color HAROLD TEEN NOT HSlJAR6 HAFOUO? I'M VOO 1 BACK? if AWAY TO I WAS SaBUSY piPM'T ASK VBWHAT A J2W VJw EvERY MINUTE- I Pip ALL. WINTER? June Weddings Hold interest of Social Circles Justice Harlan Fiske Stone of the United States Supreme court was awarded an honorary degree of doctor of laws by the University of Chicago yesterday at the 192d convocation. Dr.

Robert Maynard Hutchins, president of the university, made the convocation address and conferred 907 degrees at services in Rockefeller Memorial chapel. At the same time 224 graduates of the University of Illinois college of medicine in Chicago received their BY JAMES O'DONNELL BENNETT. The degree of doctor of fine arts which the Art institute conferred upon Frederick A. Stock yesterday afternoon promptly was fruitful. For, in acknowledging the honor, the director of the Chicago Symphony orchestra said: "I shall work this summer upon a subject to which I have given a great deal of thought the writing of a color symphony, a symphony of pictures." Details of his project Dr.

Stock did I POP HOME AM' rf PANCES, WEEK- I fi 2l1 0 fflk rv, feS, I EMO PARTIES- 1 mmmd iiiijvi sfeisi 4vwp (ml yp tjDMpii V. I att -j i iSteaj i Families that have been invited to more than one of today's several weddings will find it difficult to attend more than one because the ceremonies are taking place in Lake Forest, Winnetka, on the north side, and on the south side. Four of the brides are Miss Christabel Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour XV heeler of Lake Forest; Miss Susan Follansbee, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Mitchell D. Follansbee; Miss Babbs-Anne Burton, daughter of the Oliver M. Burtons, and Miss Virginia Wiley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley M. Wiley. Miss Wheeler and William T. Priestley Jr. of New York are being married at 8:30 o'clock tonight in not impart.

Henry E. Voegeli, close associate of the director in the affairs of the orchestra, said: "It is impossible to say when we shall hear in public performance the work which Dr. Stock now announces. He soon will get under way with it at his summer home in Ephraim, Wis. Often he composes with great rapidity, but his way is to set aside work thus composed to let it cool.

As he is his own strictest critic, the You'll Need a Sunback Frock THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS the chapel of the Church of the Holy Spirit, Lake Forest, with a reception following at the Wheeler home. Mrs. Edward H. Lihme will bo her sister's only attendant. Edwin M.

Ashcraft III. will be Mr. Priestley's best man. Coffee Rings Among Latest degrees at the commencement exercises in the Civic Opera building. In addition, 122 certificates in medicine were awarded to students who will automatically receive their degrees after a year of internship and 34 women graduates received nursing certificates.

The honorary degree granted to Justice Stone was conferred in recognition of his eminent ability as a lawyer and teacher and in appreciation of his statesmanlike service, said Dean Harry A. Bigelow of the University of Chicago law school in presenting the candidate. Justice Stone's opinions are well known not only to lawyers but to all interested in our modern problems of governmental structures and function," Dean Bigelow said. Sometimes these opinions have expressed the decision of the majority of the court, sometimes they have expressed Miss Gertrude Will Be Fall Bride Continued from page 13, column 1. FoodOddments Just to show you which way the makeup winds are blowing: You can, if you like, use a "sun fair makeup.

You'll find everything necessary for achieving the faint, utterly lovely glow assembled in one box. It's extremely becoming to most women and as We've said before, most smart women will be taking their tan this year via the makeup route rather than through the sun's rays. changes which follow the cooling often occupy him a far longer time than did the original effort," Mrs. Stock agreed with Mr. Voegeli that her husband's color symphony cannot be promised for next season, "because," she said, "though Dr.

Stock often works with extraordinary rapidity in the first flush of inspiration, there is no hurrying him in the Miss Follansbee and Robert Cameron-Smith, son of the Raymond Smiths of Wilmette, will be married at 5:30 o'clock in the gardens of the Winnetka home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. William G. Hibbard, weather permitting. The Rev. Gerald Moore or St.

Luke's procathedral, Evanston, will officiate. Miss Margaret Ennis will be Miss Follansbee's only attendant. Mitchell Follansbee Jr. will be best man. Miss Burton and John Washburn Wastcoat, son of the Washburn Wast-coats of Boston, will be married at 4 o'clock in the chapel of St.

Chrysos-tom's church, the Rev. Dudley S. In the "sun fair" ensemble you'll find a beautiful sun tinted base to use, some face powder with the same flattering glow and lip stick, rouge, and eye shadow, all coordinated to bright are giving a dinner party at their Lake Forest home tonight. Three members of the bridal party, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Chapin and Miss Joaji Chapin, have come from Detroit for the party, and are staying with the senior Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morse. The Jefferson D. Curriers are entertaining at cocktails at home tomorrow for Miss Mary Wood and her fiance, William S.

Farish who are to be married next Saturday. Anniversary Party of Charles H. Browns. Monday's Menu BREAKFAST Tomato Juice Prepared Cereal Soft Cooked Eggs Buttered Toast Milk or Coffee LUNCH Cream of Onion Soup Cheese Toast Left-over Vegetable Salad Cherry Cobbler Milk or Tea DINNER Meat Loaf Scalloped Potatoes Buttered Asparagus Molded Green Gage Plum Salad Rhubarb Brown Betty Coffee make you look sun kissed and pretty, but not baked. The same house has another make tasks of revision and emendation." The honor conferred upon Dr.

Stock yesterday brought him his fifth doctorate, Northwestern university having so honored him in 1915, the University of Michigan in 1924, the University of Chicago in 1925, and Cornell college, Iowa, in 1927. The director wore the purple hood of Northwestern when he rose from his place on the stage of the Goodman theater to hear from Potter Palmer, president of the institute, up assembled for you. This is for a dissent, rney an display a wen thought out theory, clearly and vigorously expressed, of the relations e-tween the states and the nation as a unit and among the various branches of the government that marks the possessor of them as a legal statesman of a high order." President Hutchins, in his address, asserted that demagoguery is the greatest danger to religion, education, and the state in the world today. "Demagoguery," he said, "is essentially the appeal to the nonrational elements in man on the part of those who know better but make the appeal nevertheless for their own purposes. Stark officiating.

Only the families will attend the ceremony, but a those occasions when you want to look fresh like a flower and though butter wouldn't melt in your I fitfc II Villi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Brown mouth. It's a good way to look, too. are giving their annual anniversary Before we know it we'll all be look- party from 4 until 7 clock tomor-j ing like perfect litte dahlinks again row in their Lake Forest home, to and Russell Tyson, one of its vice presidents, courtly praises in tribute to the memorable work he has been larger reception will follow at 5:30 o'clock at the Indian Hill club.

The wedding of Miss Wiley and Alexander S. Persons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Persons of Worcester, will take place at 4:30 o'clock in the Graham Taylor chapel at the University of Chicago, the Rev.

Alfred Wilson officiating. A small reception will follow at the home of the bride's parents in East 2th street. Miss Peggy Wiley will be her sis-tor's only attendant. Eugene Swigart will be Mr. Persons' best man.

If my- i majMm mm celebrate their seventh anniversary. Mrs. Borden Mason of New York, who is on her way to the Valley ranch in New Mexico, will spend the week-end with the Browns. Also here for the party is Mrs. Arnulf Meier of Vienna, who is Mrs.

Brown's cousin, and who will spend a month in Lake Forest. A dinner-dance and a swimming doing for 33 years as director of the Chicago Symphony orchestra. After those greetings, by which Dr. Stock visibly was affected, the crimson and white hood of the institute doctorate was placed upon his shoulders by Park Phipps, marshal of the impres Anyway, this new makeup is called sky pink and nothing could be prettier. The lip stick is a soft, soft pink just a shade deeper than the delicate petals in the heart of a pink rose-There is rouge the same shade, some flattering powder creamy in shade and nail polish.

You'll be a knockout in this when you wear snowy white or soft pastels. There's a lot to be said for these already assembled makeup ensembles. The guess work is out of your makeup problems and when the shades are properly styled and coordinated with fashion, as in these, you've really got something. Eleanor Nangle. For information about these makeup items telephone Eleanor Nangle, Superior 0100.

I exhibition tonight will mark the Events about us confirm the view that a sentimental humanitarianism is not enough to repel the onslaughts of prejudice, selfishness, and greed. The endless task of education is to make rational animals more truly rational; to subdue the passions and appetites to the rule of reason, to extend the domain of the intellect." In his address to the University of Illinois medical students, Dr. D. J. Davis, dean of the college of medicine, discussed the economic and social changes produced by the advance of medicine.

"While we are manifesting much excitement and concern about wars and rumors of war, we may well di- BY MARY MEADE. Copyrig-ht: 1038: Ey The Chicago Tribune. ODDMENTS ABOUT FOODS AND COOKERY: New on the market are coffee rings. They consist of coffee, packed into hard little rings, and flavor sealed with a pure food substance which I assume is gelatin. They fit neatly into your percolator.

One ring makes two cups of coffee, so if you want four cups, use two rings. They are convenient and make good coffee, too. Twenty-five cents buys enough rings to make 40 or more cups of coffee. LYou get about the same number of cups from a pound of ordinary coffee. The rings may be used in other types of coffee makers if you break them.

opening of the Oak Park Country club's new swimming pool. A Night in Hawaii is the name of a dance that the Oak Park junior board of the Northwestern university sive academic procession of faculty and students of the institute's art school. Upon 77 students bachelors' degrees in the fine arts and diplomas for work in painting and design were conferred. "And above all," said Forbes Watson, editor of the Magazine of Art, who came from New York to deliver the baccalaureate address, above all, avoid the bane of publicity. To The wedding of Miss Frances Payne, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Warren Payne of Winnetka, to Karl Vincent Rohlen, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Rohlen of Rockford, will take place at 4:30 o'clock today in the chapel of the Winnetka Congregational church, with the Rev.

Samuel I-Iarkness officiating. A garden reception will follow at the home of the bride's parents, weather per settlement will give this evening in i I Yil the Boulevard room of the Stevens hotel. Mrs. Edith Lawless is chairman for the party. Mrs.

Norman Gerlach is entertain- 1 i-XYXV ect more of this concern to our pre- seek it is a fearful temptation; to re ccive it as a result of seeking is the ventable diseases which so insidiously, most norilrm thintr that oar. hannm 'though less dramatically, still destroy A new wav to stretch butter add gelatin and milk. This greatly lo an artist. I have seen artists be Hl JMIMC lllrtll ally Wrll ill lilt; is likely to do," he said. I ing the councillors of the Sacred Heart alumna? at luncheon today at (her home, 757 Hutchinson street.

Mrs. Walter Smith Is chairman i the councillors. Mr. and Mrs. John Leimert have postponed the "slicet dance" party i that they had planned to give this noreases quantity, and you can use come coarsened by it and lose their talent.

Whistler, a great artist and a great publicity hound, invented illicit publicity in art and I think it weakened his art." the butter for a spread, for sauteeing, and for vegetables. But don't try "stretched" butter in cake! One of the well known margarines Child's 'No1 Is Often Cause of Parent's Worry mitting. Miss Geraldine F.rauer will become flip bride ot Richard Collington Strcc'er at 8:30 o'clock tonight at ihp home of the bride's mother, Mrs. r--Hil Brauer. Miss Dorothy Koken, at whose debut in St.

Louis last winter Miss Brauer was an assistant, will be the maid of honor. James Streeter will be his brother's best man. Today in New York Mrs. J. Harold McKee of Chicago and Crystal Lake, daughter of Mrs.

Charles Edward Noone and the late Mr. Noone of Chicago, will be married to Ryburn Glover Clay of Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Clay is a son of Mrs. Alexander S.

Clay and of the late Senator Clay. evening because of the uncertain weather. They expect to give it in July, at the time of a full moon. New England Church Will Head of Oak Park Junior College Joins Knox Staf Galesburg, 111., June 10. Special.

Thomas P. Carpenter, founder and for five years president of Oak Park Junior college, will join the Knox college staf next fall. He will be dean of new students and v. ill be in charge of admissions, high school relations, and counseling of freshmen. WOMAN'S AND MISS' FROCK.

Mark SSth Anniversary by Gladys huntington bevans. xt Copyriffht: By The Chicaso Tribune- The eighty-fifth anniversary of New k. y. News Syndicate, inc. En gland Congregational church, I'm sure lots of mothers feel as if which meets at Thome hall, will be some black magic had been worked observed at two services tomorrow over their cherubic small child of 2 Young Artists Give Imposing Concert at Sherwood Exercises To the lordly strains of Pomp and Circumstance," played by the Sherwood Music school symphony orchestra, the members of that institution's 1938 graduating class took their places last evening on the stage of Orchestra hall.

The occasion was the school's 43d annual commencement. Preceding the awarding of degrees, now can boast that It contains vita-1 min important nutritional constituent of butter. The vitamin is added by a scientific process. This increase in food value should do much to overcome the remnant of public prejudice against margarines. The better margarines nowadays are made with refined vegetable oils, pasteurized culture skim milk, and salt, under the most sanitary conditions.

They have a fresh, pleasant flavor and can effect kitchen economy in many ways. In a column of a few weeks ago I talked about shortenings for cakes and mentioned that a special method of mixing should be used in making cakes with lard as shortener. This is the method recommended by the ic ir pa fsi ipi pig The summer sports season makes it imperative to have at least one sunback dress you can wear playing tennis, golf, and when sitting on the beach. While this dress has a perfectly tailored front, its back is virtually nonexistent, so that the sun can get in its good work. Paneling fits the dress beautifully through the waist, as the sketch of the rear view shows you.

There is a collar, believe it or not, that frames the neckline in front. Two little pockets lend an air of chic to the bodice and a nice tailored belt accents the waist. Good news! There's a bolero jacket with this dress to convert it into a street ensemble, for wear in town and to work, or merely to and from sports events. It should be made of contrasting material, preferably a print. Style No.

2093 is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, and 20 years, and 30, 32, 34, 36, and 38 inch bust measurement. Size 16 requires 3J.4 yards of 39 inch material for the dress and yard of 39 inch fabric for the bolero. The hat pattern is No. 2541, available for 10 cents extra. or 3 when, suddenly, No comes popping out upon almost every occasion.

Sometimes it's just a bland, quiet little "No" sometimes its an emphatic "No," and sometimes it's a stubborn or defiant "No." But whichever kind it is, it's a sort of red-rag-to-a-bull to many mothers. It really shouldn't be. They take it too seriously certainly at first. In ana at a dinner at the Lake snore Athletic club on Tuesday evening. The Rev.

Theodore C. Hume, pastor, announced that the anniversary sermon tomorrow morning would be delivered by the Rev. Dr. John Gardner, former pastor of the church. At the 4:30 vespers Dr.

Hume will be the speaker. Tuesday night the Rev. Dr. William Horace Day of Bridgeport, former moderator of the Congregational general council, will be the principal speaker. Ohio Bishop to Ordain The Warren Wrights, Mr.

and Mrs. John D. Hertz, and the Charles A. I.lcCullochs today will attend the wedding of the daughter of eastern lacing friends, Mr. and Mrs.

John Clinton Clark of New York and Bing-hamton, N. Y. Miss Jean Chatfield C'ark is the bride. She is being married at noon in St. Bartholomew's church, New York, to Ewing Butler Tawkins, whose father is William W.

Hawkins of New York. A reception will follow at Sherry's. diplomas and certificates came an imposing commencement concert played and sung by the cream of the school's young artists. Among the more novel items was a performance of the Vivaldi-Bach A minor concerto for four pianos, with Gladys Zerbel, Velta Press, Frances Ross, and Dennis Fascinating Darina Thrilling Almost Incredible SEYMOUR KNIGHT. HERALD-EXAMINER.

Superb Performance Thrills Graceful Feats Lisrhtnins Pace Another Swell Ice Show CHARLIE DAWN. AMERICAN. Spectacular Show DAILY TIMES. Swiss Misses at Inn with Frigid Foils Click. Clash.

Zio Realistic, no end CLARK KODEX-BACH. DAILY NEWS. home economist of the Institute of American Meat Packers in a booklet, "Good Things Made with Lard." 1. Use the same amount of lard as fact, it's only wrong management at the beginning of the No habit which turns it eventually into stubbornness or defiance; whereas if those first negatives were quietly ignored the phase for it is quite definitly Andal at the four keyboards. Marie Saviniemi sang the air, Der Holle Rache" from "The Magic Flute and Vernon Skoog the Flower Song from Carmen." Piano soloists of the evening were Katheryn Indent Show KJ Sksiliii-Slioif you would of other shortening, or perhaps just a little less.

2. Allow one-half teaspoon salt for each two cups flour. 3. Cream together about three-fourths the sugar, all the lard, and two tablespoons of the milk until light and fluffy. Stir the egg yolk into the remaining milk and add flavoring.

Beat the egg whites until stiff, but not dry, and then beat in the rest of the sugar until it barely disappears. Add flour and remaining dry ingredients alternately with milk in the usual way, and then fold in CLOTILDE PATTERNS ARE 10 CENTS EACH Order Blank CHICAGO TKIBCXE, F. O. BOX 537, Grand Central Station, SI.W YORK C1TV. Inclosed find Please tend me the Clotilde Pattern listed below: Pattern No.

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You'll realize, if you're a keen observer, that this no isn't a serious sort of negativism to use a psychologist's word because some time your little child will actually do the thing you suggest while he's saying "No." Still, though it isn't serious, we can't say that the No has no meaning. It is a sort of protest. Perhaps it's the very little child's first asser- Three Episcopal Deacons The Rt. Rev. Paul Jones, professor at Antioch college, Yellow Springs, will substitute for Bishop Stewart at 10 o'clock next Monday in ordaining three Chicagoans as deacons of the Episcopal church.

Bishop Jones has been called to officiate because of the illness of Bishop Stewart, who is in the War Memorial hospital at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. The service will be held at St. Luke's pro-cathedral, Evanston. The candidates are William Reed, Edmund Ringland, and Chandler Sterling.

ON 1033 FEET OF SEAL ICE Featuring THE BRANDT SISTERS AND A GALAXY OF NEW STARS WITH THE MUSIC OF FRANK! MASTERS AND HIS RADIO ORCHESTRA. NEVER A COVER CHARGE COLLEGE 1 II tion of his will. He has widening in- terests, and so increasing desires, and the beaten egg whites. also increasing powers; and yet he's required to do many, many things at the request of some one else. f2 Complete Matinee Shows Wed.

Sat. Little Matinee Shows Thurs. Fri. WSQWi HOTEL SHERMAN Dyer Mendelssohn Capriccio Bril-lante, Jane Sears slow movement and rondo of the third Beethoven concerto, and Charles Richard Liszt Hungarian fantasie. Elizabeth Hagen, violinist, played a movement of the Lalo Symphonie Espagnole.

Accompaniments and an independent number based on Schubert's Rosamunde were provided by the Sherwood School Symphony orchestra under P. Marinus Paulsen. Walter Keller, musical director, was programmed for the address and for the conferring of degrees. A large and friendly audience applauded the young soloists generously. E.

B. Give Reception Today for Armour Tech President James Delton Cunningham, chairman of the board of trustees of the Armour Institute of Technology, and Mrs. Cunningham are giving a tea and reception from 4 until 6 o'clock this afternoon in their Winnetka home at 44 Woodley road for President Henry Townley Heald of the institute and Mrs. Heald. The faculty and staf members of the institute have been invited.

ULBERTSON uaoidinQPC Pieced Block Is Important One in Quilt Albums One of the most successful furni ture polishes it's been on the mar ket for years cleans as well as pol and declarer's blank ace won. With BY ELEANOR JEWETT. The annual exhibition of work by students in the art school of the Art institute opened yesterday in the east wing galleries to remain on view until July 10. It is a stunning show. The entire feel of the galleries is different from that of last year or the year before.

It is as if a gray curtain had lifted and the sunshine were allowed to enter. The slightly morbid tendencies ot contemporary local modernism are entirely confined to the back hall and stairs space where the Art Students' league is rioting at will, but the school show is healthy, intelligent, and sensitive. The various departments are well represented. We see the different stages through which a student advances. We find drawings, figure studies, life, portraits, still life, com mercial art, and industrial art.

Some of the crafts are delightfully illustrated. There is a group of puppets beautifully made and costumed. no clearly defined plan in mind, but ishes in one operation. Unless you are renovating old pieces that have BOUCHE'S VILLA VENICE Milwaukee Avenue and Despiaines River NOW OPEN 3 SHOWS NITELY 40 ARTISTS ON THE STAGE WEST INDIES AND ORIENTAL MUSICAL SHOW 5 Years Ahead Dinner Week Days Sunday, S3 $3.50 Minimum Charge Sat. $3.00 Week Days and Sunday, $2.50 43 MINUTES FROM LOOP PHONE RESERVATIONS WHEELING 8 not been cleaned for years it is not necessary to use soap and water ever, ii you start with this liquid.

Also, he's often expected to do these things on the instant, whether he's busy and his business is important to Mml, or whether he's lost in a pleasant haze of just being. His instinctive response, then, is "No." He may mean "I don't want to," but the chances are that he means, "I will, but wait a minute," or I don't specially want to, but I will if you just won't hurry me." If you'll ignore the No as not being final; if you'll use patience; if you'll use tact; if you'll be reasonable and sometimes explain; if you'll not give a lot of unnecessary commands, you'll find that this no habit will quickly melt away. Volta, Phillips Schools Awarded Cleanup Prizes And if you apply it properly it never leaves an oily film. You'll find Copyright: 1038: By Ely Culbertsoii. When a defender finds himself in the fortunate position of holding the high trump, he should, in 99 out of 100 cases, get rid of it as though it were a sizzling potato.

From the way many defenders hold on to said high trump one might be led to believe that they hoped it would grow into two tricks. Actually a large proportion ot throw-in plays becomes possible only because the defender has hugged a high trump to his bosom. Witness today's hand; North, dealer. the surface of your table will be per merely with the general idea of getting the opponents to lead, declarer cashed the heart ace and exited with a heart. West ducked.

East won with the nine, and cashed the king, then shifted to his top club. Declarer put up the jack, West covered, and dummy's ace won. The singleton spade was returned and, since dummy now was oit of entries, East properly split his honors. Declarer captured the jack with the king, cashed the ace, cashed the queen of clubs, and fectly dry and free from grease and that the walnut or mahogany will have a lovely soft luster. Edith Weigle.

HOTEL Madison St. East of La Salle BREYOORT m. MURAL ROOM Saturdays Onlr! Red Barn Players present 5J ii The Drunkard5 Volta elementary school and Wen- KoHirkinir Melodrama of Gay 9'J's (For laughing pumoses only) Hiss the Villain Cheer the Hero EARLE SMITH at the Piane and Specialty Acts i dell Phillips High school were award- ed first prizes for their respective then led the spade ten. East won with the queen and, at this point, of course, had the good nine spot. What purpose he thought he could fill by holding on to it is more than I can say, but hold on to it he did.

He laid down the diamond king which, of course, was so much duck soup for MARION MILLER Both sides vulnerable. NOKTH 8 5 10 9 5 3 2 A 8 4 WEST EAST A' QJ95 Maltese Cross. I divisions in the Association of Com CHARMAINE Chas. CGUHTStf merce clean-up, paint-up campaign at a meeting yesterday in the Palmer house. The contest, which included all high schools in the city, was held from April 11 to April 30.

mwrnt Mr- AMUSEMENTS. There are carvings in wood, work in pottery and fabrics, and a fascinating group of wall paper designs. Note especially the drapery fabric with Persian influence by Frances Frakes and across from it a jolly wall paper for a child's room with a bedspread to match. If the institute school had done nothing but train Robert Lifvendahi it would have fulfilled its mission. Mr.

Lifvendahi has an original talent and a sure technique that stamps his work. He has a flair for color and a sense of the beautiful that should take him far. Besides this he seems to have a sound knowledge cf the underlying principles of painting and no fear of w6rk. His portrait of a Negro boy, his nude on the couch, his little still life of Cowers and a banana stand out. Other young artists whose work rpeaks an original language are lsa-dore Simon, Henrietta Waters, Arthur Long, and Keith Crown.

Kenny BRENNA wi)h Tl-SE KIALTO CHORUS in "CAMPUS CAPERS declarer, who ruffed, and promptly threw East back on lead with the aforesaid nine of spades. East then was under the pleasant necessity of returning a diamond from the J-8 up to dummy's Q-10, thereby permitting declarer to discard his club loser. Perhaps East was pleased at having defeated the contract 200 points, but his partner, thinking of the other 300 points that had been "booted," was not inclined to be complimentary. TONIGHT. 8:30 AIR-COOLED GRAND house Patterns of this design are 5 cents, stamps or coin.

Address Nancy Cabot, Chicago Tribune, or call at one of the Tribune Public Service offices. 1 South Dearborn street or Tribune Tower. BY NANCY CABOT. An important addition to the quilt album is the ever popular and unusual pieced block, "Maltese Cross." It serves to utilize the patches in the scrap bag, although this was not the original intention of the creator. Today it is pieced in solid colors of lavender, gold, and pale yellow.

The assembling of the finished blocks is a matter of individual taste, but the general preference is tor an alternate arrangement of pieced and plain ones. VQ632 VK10 9 464 KJ87 10 732 9 5 SOUTH 4 A 10 8 3 2 A 7 4 A 6 The bidding: North East South West Pass Pass 1 spade Pass 2 diamonds Pass 4 spades Pass Pas- Double Pass Pass Pass West, looking around for a good lead, could find nothing more satisfactory than the doubleton diamond. MATINEE TODAY, 50c to $1.50 ROLLICKING MUSICAL REVUE PINS NEEDLES 50c to $2: MAT. 60c to SI STATE AMD VAN BUREM COME FOIt A GOOD TIME! ADMISSION FREE! Recreation Section East End of Pier Open Day and Evening Write your bridge troubles and problems to Ely Culbertson, care of this paper, inclosing a self-oddreBsed, stamped envelope. TJT A rfCTAW Nightly 8:30 Eie.

Hon. ljArv.O J.VJiEj go E. Balbc Har. 6609 ANTHONY and ANNA byT SPARKLING COMEDY of YOUTH FEDERAL THEATRE wpa IDummy played low, East did likewise,.