South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 50, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 February 1919 — Page 7

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ISOCIETY. AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN ) ' i

at t- ... u. ononis, n.jj I-;. Marion t. Men took place 1 ir ni.-ht :.t " ebk in the Fim Methodist. Eftsopal ch ireh. The marrU-e serweo v. if rend by ReV. Henry L. ' '. D., dbdnct :' jp. rij.t ni!. rit of the .'Ictrlodlst chun li. in the pr.-.-rv of -''0 :rues,ts. h-for uri altar complete-w.ifM-M .mi sommern srniiax j : .. lar'- bov.N of hl .s wer- :.-.-; - loyed as decorations in front. f th" ; ; liar, two clusters, h. in arranged on ! I ' lMtal at ar!i -ide ,.f the j, 1jl5.it I nd three bowl- h im- pi red in r - ' 1 'f aifainst the rnii . Lighted , tändle. above th; embankment .1 I I - j 1 an rff-rtiv? tuurh. ! Preceding the (en menv a rno 1 'difchtful musbal pso-iram was r n- 1 red by Mi-s Wilda shoat.s, violin- j id, and Fr 1 Ha. is, organist. Th" ! i-inibefs ware "U ivotte" from the I pera ".Mipmn." h Thomas. .Mr. I llaa; iolin solo with or -an aecom-j ; anlment. "Salut i'A oar." by K'-' ' ", Mi":H Shorts; 'a üzoi:o Arno-, 1 uV by X-iii. arid Nuptial Sm:;', ran-e UloK-onis." by Criml. Mr. .' b'.a; Mrlody," by Friml. Mis. hf'nt.s. Darin;: the s r i Mr. Uaa rendt-red Denlmer'.-" "Lme i ntr." I Philip Xicar. with Robert peitner. j . .outn Iimd, and 'h 1 tie 1 lor Moschll. of naltlmot.-. Md.. with l a-al tfendo rson, of this city, artin-

oe:y wc.iuin;j of the late win- j 'r Mason w.us that of Miss Inz ; Marske, dauhtr-r of Mr. and Mrs. I harlea Haske, i;. .I :T rsoTi j i !vd.. and Turrill Dean S"hont. of j New York city, son c.f Mr. and Mr. I

w.hers, Ird th1 bridal procession. hih entered the church to the 1 drains or the Bridal Chorus from j,v 0f x0tre Dime will be Kiveti f.ohenRrln." pliyed by Mr. Haas. . Wedmsday ev.-nin;; in the ball room .ollowlnff came the bridesmaids. J ,, )ier hotel. A program of fourMF3 T.ouis Howlaral. of Oak I'a r!;. j t 1 1 lai.c. s will be -iv n for which Ml., and Miss Helen Gould of Chi- ( j ,,,,, lU(.-s ,.rrhi lra w ill furnislith-

a:,'o, beautifully ROwned in cosinrif'H of rulnbow tulle over foundai.on.H of white taffeta, effected in

hades of orchid and pink. Theviji.,,,, i;(.njt7., Mr. nnd Mrs. Knute

irrua round ooujuets5 of sweet; 1 and freezla in rainbow colors, ; 1 ne ti"d with orchid colored tull? j rnl one with p.nk. Miss Grace Staf-j

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onor. entered next and was fol lowed by little Kin?: Stfphen.-on. lio carried a white satin pillow on which the bridal couple knelt during the benediction. Missj tafford's pown was of silk point 1'esnrit. trimmcl with ruffles of 1 ink taffeta, over pink. Her bouliiet was larire, fashioned of Ophelia ta.se.s and tied with tulle. The bride, entering last on her father's arm. was rharmin in a costume of wl ite tatin and tulle, eoneelved with lrai'-d skirt and flowing sleeves of tulle embroidered with pearlsv A long train f.'.shione! of tulle hun;: from the shoulders of the f-'own. ?he carried a shower bouquet of sweet pens and valley lilies. The -rom. acofunpanled by the tiest man, C-ipt. Frederick Cl1e Haeske, 'rot her of the bride, met the bridal party at the altar. Immediately after the ceremony a wedding collation was served at the IIa ske home, 92 2 F. Jefferson blvl., to 40 iruests, including the bridal party, the immediate fan. II I es of the ouple and the out-of-town quests. .Mr. and Mrs. shnnts left later in the evening for a two weeks' weddini; :rio to the wes-t, and will be at home after April 1 in Xew York city. The bride is very well and popularly known in this city, and is a graduate cf the local hitrh school and of Smith college. Xcrthampton. Mass. She was imaged in war work u'dil recently, actinir as secretary tr . t lu manager cf tb.e industrial rela- j inn riiviioi of the Fnited Stat's j shipping board, Fn 'erency Fleet crporatin. at Tmikublpbia. Mr. Shouts, who is a Rraduato of the school of entrineerinR of th lniveri it y of Illinois, is at present actin-T as assistant statistician in the office f the re-onal director of railwas. Fr.ite 1 Stat s railroad admini-tra-tioti, in Xew York. The nnual sophomore cotillion held by the students of the FniverAt Whcclock's Tomorrow wc

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?n:s. i riiitiiJi ni:.x siionts. Npwtal decorations in eolors were hosen for th th" ro! 1 annual vent. I'rof. and Mrs. WilK. Itockne, Mr. and Mr-. Cliarle ".. I'orias. Mr. and Mrs. John M. i'iioiii'.v and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ternan will act as patron and The (ommittee of students ar-ran-iniT NMalls of the hall consists of Gerald J. Hoar. Charlfs Iais. Ianlel W. Duffy. Geore O'Brien. Harrison 'rock'tt, (icorp Fischer. Fmmett Sweeney, Kdward Gottry. Louis Musmaker and Wilfred Kiley. There were S .", members at the meeting of the north section of the Woman's league of the First Methodist Fpiseopal church, Tuesday aftnoon. "Sailintr," was the vocal solo Kiven by Miss Kuby Wiltfon', accompanied by Miss Statler. who renderel several piano numbers. The hostess s were the Mesdames Frank Coats. F. II. Fulton, Homer Rohinvon. T. 1 Mover, T. Slianafelt. C. J. Whitmer, It. . Cotton. Charles Freeh. F. P. Moore, H. K. Datton. F. I'. Mack and Fred J. Hager. Miss Florence Hardt r Rave a very pretty Valentine party Monday evening at the home of Mrs. lt. L. Schail, Xiks, Mich., in honor of Miss Idah Kiess. 731 X. Scott st.. South Bt ml, whose marriage to Raymond F. Huber, also of this city, will take place Feb. 25. lUli'. The party was in the form of a shower, and Miss Kiess received many useful and beautiful mfts. : More than 150 attended the very successful military ball Riven Tuesday nlRht at the Y. W. C. A. by the members if the Patriotic leaRue, Girls' clubs and Rymnasium classes of the YounR Women's CJhristian associatlon. The prand inarch was led by Mint's S lies. Gertrude and Margaret Miss Nellie De Wells. 715 Wender st., entertained eipht Pixie R'.rls at her home Tuesday niht. Follow inR the business ntcetinR contests were enjoyed, favors bein.-r won by Miss Florence Darrow and Miss Ixmise PatttMson. A oairvty luitcheon was sered. In two weeks Miss Darrow At Wheelock's "celebrate" Day r .00

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.:,Vr- ' i3 a. TI'KIIILLi DI-X SIIONTS. will entertain . St. at her liomr. 11 "9 N. Hue:. H. he! the noon (I. Ina 1 spoke before the memof the toother's department of I'ropress luh, Tuesday afteron the "Kternal TrianRle" of heridity, environment anl training. Two vocal solos were rendered by Mrs. W. II. P.ryan: "Mother's Heart" bv Hpickler and "Hi Lullalv" l.v Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond. The Indies.' U C. raet T t U home t.f Mrs Hiverside dr. b-rs present. auxiliary of the X. A. sday afternoon at the . William Hoop. 503 There were 14 memMrs. Wnlter SlayhaiiRh. F. Broadway st. will entertain March 1. Miss Mary Cook was hostess to thr Fx el -ior class of Trinity Presbyterian church at hor homo on Walsh st., Tut sday evening. After the business meeting a program of music, games and contests was enjoyed with favors awarded to Miss Dorothy Parvis, Miss Sadie Weinsberg and Miss Selma Davis. A dainty luncheon was served by the hostess. v The U. B. Chum's class of the Conference Memorial church was entertained Tuesday evening by the Misses Iona and Pearl Xiese, Third st., Mishawaka. Tnere were 15 members present nt the business Kession, which was followed byan evening of uames and similar diversions. Miss Mildred Itausch, 501 K. Hanry av., will be hostess to the class on the evening of March 25. The first meeting of the F. O. S. class of the Trinity Presbyterian church was held Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Josephine Barnhart. C20 K. Lasalle av. During th business session Miss Dorothy Davis was elected president of the new club and Miss Leon a Fralm was chosen secretary-treasurer. Light refreshments were served. Miss Davis. E. Colfax av., will entertain the class at its next meeting on March 4. A delightful dancing party was Riven Tuesday evening by members of the Emanon club in the Progress club rooms. Flowers and ferns were artistically employed as decorpMons in the assembly room. Luncheon was served to the guests who numbered r.0. Those in charge of the affair were the Misses Goldlne and Minerva Ilurwich. Hae, Lillian and Hose Cohen, Pelle and Ethel Altfeld, Freda Ilershenow, Madeline linger, Gertrude Greenblatt, Esther Abram, Jeanette Simon and Kate Flox. Out of town pues.ts were Knslgn Heffey and Gerali Ashner, both of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Wise, who were recently married, were Ruests of honor at a miscellaneous shower Riven Tuesday evening by the Misses Grace and Hazel Short at their home. 4 0; X. Scott st. Music and games were features of the evening and luncheon was served. The newly married couple were the recipients of many attractive gifts. The Sewing society of Zion Evangelical church will meet Thursday afternoon at the parish school. The hostesses will be Mrs. Andrew Troeger. Miss Barbara Troeger. Mrs. Carl Troeger and Mrs. Lawrenef ; Macht. The Woman's Home missionary -o-it ty of the Grace Methodist Episcopal church will meet Thursday afternoon. 2:"0 o'clock in tie church P triors. The hasiesses will be Mrs. John Shirk. Mrs. William Porter. Mrs. Lloyd Mo:!;t. Mrs Mr. . F. St pram wiU Hunch. Edward efi.s. A uiv -n. Mrs. Ernest .hi.juith ' and patriotic pro-

Announcements

Th. Iniprornptu clr.l. will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C. A. liacon. Ashland av. All Eebekah lode members are invite. 1 to attend the district meetin z to i.e held Friday aftrnoon at 2:"0 o'clock in Elkhart. In the evenjiu' a f'u.-- of candidates will h initiated with th decree work fiut e . w t.:. Elkhart lode. Mr. Ü. (jiiniand, 5-4 South Hen.1

Adele Garrison's Nnr REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

THEIR SECOND is J ill Hi; IlMXI.LY A hi : A SON r,i; KH .MADCi; TO TnoruLi:i? , The sound of that partly suppressed feminine laugh coming to my ears over the telephone wire from Dickey' wtudio while I was talking to him afl't cted hie much as a smart slap in the face might have don'. But while I mentally tingled from the unexpectedness of it. I knew that I must let no sign or my feeling teach my hu band's consciousness. So I resolutely put the incident aside for the future cvonsideration, and made my voice matter-of-fact. "I have arranged for 1 taxi to meet you at the ( rest Haven sta-' tlon at the last train tonight," I told him. "It is really too bad a torm out here for you to attempt to walk." "What nonsense!" Dickey retorted irritably. "I told you it wouldn't hurt me to walk. Besides, if the storm gets too bad I thought of staying in town." I w inced at this. It wa ' something new for Dickey. But my voice was steady as I replied: "You will, of course. Please vourIself about that." 1 I think the coolness of mv retort nettled Dickey. I have found that it always is the most effective way of managing him. Indifference piques him, where storms, tears, cajoling would never affect him. " But, of course, if you've engaged the fellow" he grumbled, and I smiled inwardly at his tone, "1 suppose I'd better come out anyway. What's that? The last two words hot abruptly and I knew from their sound that his face was turned away from the mouthpiece of the telephone. Before 1 realized the situation I had answered: "Why, I didn't say anything. Dickey." Dhjkry's Tone Changes. beard a quick intake of I beard a quick intake of hi.breath, as if he were momentarily confused, then hia voice, much kinder than before: "Oh, I beg your pardon. I though; you did. This wire is beastly, anyway. Now lon't worry. I'll bo out on that last train, and as long as you're going to have the taxi anyway, I might as well bring out those things from the antique shop that have been knocking around here so long. I might put something else in my pocket for a good little girl if she Isn't cross." "Then everything is all right," I said. Good-by." I hung up the receiver, sank into a v., will business be hostess and social at the monthly meeting of the Ladies' Bible class of Lowell Heights M. E. church Thursday evening, Feb. 20. Assisting her will be Mrs. Ira Hopkins, Mrs. David Hutson and Mrs. P. J. Kiplinger. The monthly thimble of the Lidies' Aid society of the Indiana Avenue Christian church will be held Thursday afternoon nt the homo of Mrs. W. II. Desse. 518 E. Pennsylvania av. Members of the Beehive club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Orville Penwell, i'22 Laporte av. Olive Grove, No. 12, will entertain at a card party Friday afternoon ."n W. O. W. hall. The Eureka club will be entertained tomorrow afternoon by Mrs. John W. Hinkle, 337 Kuntsman ct. The Woman's Home Service department of the First Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the church parlorn to sew for the Red Cross. At 3 o'clock the regular monthly business meeting of the department will take place and all members arc urged to attend. Cpl. J. J. Huffman of the 4 4th C. A. C, one of the oldest artillery units of the army, has arrived in the United States aboard the liner Cedric, accordln to word Just received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Huffman, 1049 Riverside dr. Cpl. Huffman has been In France for the past IS months, and in tht service of the regular army for the past two years. He is new located at Fort Totten, X". Y. Sergt. Hal P. Bunch. 1st Co.. O. A. C, of Fort Delaware, Del., is home on a 15 days furlough and the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs way W. F. Bunch, 417 E. Proad- j i j TO $;t.oo SILKS $1.(1(1 YAH1) i AT rjd.sWOHTirs TllfUsDAY HOLLAH HAY. Ellsworth's j'Jst received a wonderful lot of silks for DOLLAR DAY. These silks are regular $1.50 $1.U J qualities the most wonder ful lot of Silk at 1 1. The lot includfs: I lliniri'ittp 1-S ilk Si ' v . - . . . - ..... . Kadium Silk;. repe de Chine?-. Mescaline Silks. Taffeta Silks. Marquisette Silks. Fancy l'oplin?s. Fancy Linin? Silks. Plain and Fancy Silk.-. All the' 51.3lv to $::.')e r.Us on t-ale Thursday at Ellsworth's $ 1 vard. THE ELLS WO KT II STOLE. 1

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i.he tie.. '.- t hair and prepared to thrash ut with mself the jealousy which had seized mewhen I heard '.he feminine gi-'Ie over the tele-photi'-. 1 knew as well as if the telephone had been equipped with photographic apparatus the scene that was being enacted In Dickey's studio while I was talking to him. F.y my telephoning I had Interrupted the visit, casual or planned, jf some girl to the studio. Because for years 1 had listened to the widely differing notes of schoolgirl giggles I was able to classify the note of laughter I had heard. It was not the mirth of a very young girl, nor yet the more strident not of the older woman who cannot restrain the impulse to IiUgh at everything and nothing. It was rather the joyousness of a girl past the schoolgirl stage, whose . sojourn in the work-a-day world has not yet been long enough materially to dampen her spirits. I reflected that Dickey and she must be on very good terms for her to interrupt his telephone conversation as I knew she had done when he turned his head away from the telephone -and asked "What's that?" I had cause for reflection also in this unusual playfulness during the minutes immediately succeeding her interruption. Ii evidently was no part of Iiis plan for tue to know anything .bout the visitor to his studio. Thoughts Tluil Trouble. Who was she? That, of course, was the question of most importance to me. And I had not far to look for th answer. I knew it even before 1 asked it. Before the' eyes of my brain there Hashed again the kodak print I had found in th drawer of Dickey's ehitfonier. the picture of Dickey standing in a mock heroic attitude in his studio, and kneeling before him two remarkably pretty girls in cleverly burb'squed gratitude. I kr.ew that I should never forget the words written under the print: "Bescucr and rescued. Dickybird Edith and Leila. President's speech. Madison Square Garden." Either Edith or Leila, the Virginia art students, to whose rescue in the crowd Dicky had gone that night, leaving me stranded in the mob, was his visitor at the studio. I felt the old weariness of spirit creep over me. I had hoped that with the going of Grace Draper that I had seen the last of outside feminine influence upon my husband. But that musical laugh troubled me sorely. NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS SOCIAL EVENTS. Mrs. Mary Szocinska, S. Harris st., was pleasantly surprised on Tuesday evening, when her friends came in with well tilled baskets to assist her in celebrating her 52nd birthday anniversary. The evening was spent in informal amusements, with contests and music as chief features. Prizes in contests were won by Mrs. Mary Walorska and Mrs, Futa. Luncheon was served at it o'clock to over 30 guests at prettily appointed tables. Mrs. Szocinska was the recipient of a beautiful gift. The hostesses of the evening were Mrs. Lottie Xiedbalska and Mrs. Helen Zwlerzynska. The entertainment committee of the Cory Polski (Daughters of Poland) of the Polish Women's Alliance of America will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 oo'clock at Z. Balicki hall, W. Division st. The meeting of the White Eagle. White Cross auxiliary, which was to be held Thursday evening at the Z. 1 Balicki hall, W. Division st.. has! been postponed until further notice. The rehearsal of a play. "Westalka" t Vestal Virgin), will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the St. Adalbert's school auditorium. DAXCC. The annual dancing prty of the St. liedwige's Choral society, given in the St. Hedwige's school auditorium. W. Division St., Tuesday evening, was one of the most pleasing affairs of its kind given this season. A Color scheme of rel anrt u-hitt- x.riij j most ertYctively carried out in dtcoI rations. A lovely effect was achieved 1 on the stage of the hall, where the ; W -ture of George Washington was i-placed in the center, decorated with American liar's and illuminated with metric hghts. American red roses. palms, ferns nd Hags completed the decorations. The electric lamps and buIhs u-fl in the decorations woro loaned lor the occasion throuph the courtesy of John P. KuzplochowMi Co., furniture store. The proKram of dances w.s played by C. F. Luzny's orchestra. Mis.;es Lottie .-zaieSKa, lvattierme l5uczkowsKa. - Kath-rine laczsna, C. F. Lizny, J. S. Wahor.-kj. W. A. Kolupa and . r rai:K t'reas composed the comj rr.ittee in charge of the affair. i i MISTAKE IN HEPOnr. Through a typographic ! error in the report of the penny bazar held by the women of the Hc!y Rosary society of St. HedwiRe's church, in T'u-Mlay evening's i.i;. the sum of l 17 was real:; stead of S'T. cd from the affair, ln-

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An Ellsworth Notion Sale is always a big event for people doing- their own sewiiu; and dressmakers. The right reserved to limit quantities and no phone, C. o. 13. or mail orders on sale jroods.

J. & P. Coats 1 .So yards spool Cotton, regular price 6c, special 4Vjc spool (one dozen limit).

5c Iron Pads, 3 Vic each. Button Molds, regular 5c, at 3c dozen. Scissors in all .sizes, special at 39c each. Special 2 1c Dress Shields at 1 5c pair. Warren's Negligee Girdles Treo Negligee Girdles Treo Elastic Girdles at $1.50 to $1.75 each. :c Vine collar stays, 2c can. Rick Rack Braid, 6 yard bolts, up to 3oc bolts at 10c and 12V2c bolt 5c Thimbles, in all sizes, at 2c each. 1 2 JjC Pear Buttons at 10c card.

"tub See Our turned to Detroit, Mich., after a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander tSluza. Peter Drizgowski )f E&st Chicago jy; spending several day with relatives and friend?. Srt. ValczewsKi o: camp "Iaevt-n., .Ma.is., has received his honorable discharge from th? army service pnd is t th? home of hii p.trent.-. Mr and Mrs. William Wal-czt-WsSki. Miss Herrietta Czajkow.-ka. fayette st.. hn returned from Fort Wayne, where she was called Ly the serious Illness of her sister. Leon Weber of Chicago I spending two days in South Dend on a business visit. Pvt. Casimir Lodysra, who has b-en hono-ably discbarffed from army services, is expected today at

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Corticelli 1 O 0 yard spool Silk, regular price 14c, sale special, 12c spool.

R. J. Hoben s gold eye DARNING Needles, regular price 1 5c, this sale 12c package.

25c Whisk Brooms, 21c each. Bone Underwear Buttons regular Sc dozen, at 7c dozen regular 6c dozen, at 5c dozen. Warren's 12c Lingerie Tape, 10c bolt. Metal 10c Coat Hanger-, 7V2c each. Kleinert's Gem Shields, No. 3 and 4 opera shape only, regular 38c and 40c, DOLLAR DAY ONLY, 3 pair $1.00. Machine Needles, for all machines, 12c a tube. Remnants of Beltings and Elastic, HALF PRICE Brightest spot Display

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Mr?. Lodysa, 512 Pulkl t.. from peterhurfrh, W. Vn. IT'S THE CX)AH that prfrceo eells that ke; ? him hustllntr. My leader Is the well prepared coal, "Reliance. " Try it next time. No plate r,r clinker1, ven Mtt!e smokp hnd soot. phones: Bell 2 H. Defree, TAI Home Taylor '. 2 : ? t S. St. 1 ? ' ? -. 0 State 1 nuetir.K of S. H No. O. 12. S., Thursday ' haptcr evening. Mrs. Clara Weaver. V. M. Mrs. Cora Barton, Secy. AdYcrtisers mike profits from volume not prices.

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Merrick's Dai rdii c Co: ton. 2.'ic spool. d. O. King ' Thread, 5c spool. Clinton S.uetv c !kit;;iNr Pin !C 4c. ' n 19c ea. i rard 9c c cards 2.c Skirt ( mage 10c Dehme !! 8c card. Common Pi:p. package, at 4c package. 5c Toilet 3c card. Pin black only, 5c Tape Measure-, 4c ea. loc Shoe Laces, black, brown and gray, 9c pair. Latest Novelty Buttons for spring, 25c to $6 dozen. Shinola Sets, 50c each. Tgw Windows the greatest one dollar DAY "I NDKIl i m: top PH I I HI s NU I s I. Il l . Ther .s alw.iys :. r.- or 1 . k;,:;,or and rvL.a.v a ' ):'. y.r-:-th avetrtie vj.ow i'o r; 4-i : t: Lasall- f. all.: ! i .. . "' ': d- r Top." n.nv intim. :t- -'.;::.; ; trael;nw show at".- i : 1 ': " S'orie, not d s i :. . , t r.c' of th- t. a!a : M .'.: v::: : and S;or."f th-- f ilai-d p).i. '. He is ivnieal. a r. ; . l,-rui" a wizard a ci:j;. : : .. Prett Kil.i Had ;s ::. h ri:r - ..nd a- th owr. r of tl ' - ."t..'- Th. attentions of i he sii.err.-;s .! is ' defended ar.d :;r al.y r - i 1 th ! h'-ro. played by Ston . Th r- is t:o b -I drama and fare--, mix d mt!i ni.tr j circus scrs and th pdotur oa -ithat will bdsK'ht the V. t i .Ii at. I t l -j terrain th.- en::r t.uady. 1 Thursda'. "Day Dr-a:r.s" . l Madipj Kf-nr.cdi.