West Side High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Fancy Sewing — Party gowns, chil- dren ' s apparel, etc., 25c and up. Esther Graebner, Isla Jones, Helen Moore, proprietors. Public Stenographer — Edith Chris- tie, Bancroft Hotel. Reynold Anschutz, Electric and Radio Supply Co., 652 Hamilton St. Quick and Dirty Restaurant — Louis Coash and Raymond Scheib, Mgrs. See the Wolverine Today! Special Attraction — Saginaw ' s noted dancer, Dorothy Willings. Vera Way in Evangeline. Emma Duclos at the organ. Lecture tonight — By Daisy Hollies, Ph. D. Subject, Literature of Mars. Doors open at 8:00. High School Annex. Julius Powers- Surgery X-Rav. to 12:00 a. m. -Doctor of Dental Office hour, 11:00 Past, Present, read Your Fate. Harrod. Future. Let me Palmist Winefred Miss Mildred Kilburn, Swedish Mas- sage. Parlors 112 114, Lapeer. Miss Eleanor Johnson — Teacher of Elocution. Regular class from 1 to 3 p. m. Have Your Portrait Made Where the Famous Actresses Do. Marie Kennedy, Paramount star, says: I would never allow anyone but Mr. Earl Peters to take my pictures. — Peters Photograph Gallery. Races at Saginaw Fair Grounds, July 4. Be there. See the Daring Speed Demon, Harold Dall. Buy your Furniture at Walter Richter ' s. A Dollar Down and up. Send Her Orchids. — Lester Wilkin- son, Florist. Miss Genevieve Brandt has return- ed from New York with many new ideas for summer millinery. 1025 Genesee. WANT ADS WANTED — Boy to work in office after school. Clarence Watkins. WANTED — Experienced machin- ists. Good wages. Apply Charles Grube. President Speeder Automobile company. WANTED — Position as governess of not more than two children. M. Hoff, 1328-J. LOST — Black leather portfolio con- taining very valuable papers. Return to the law office of Herbert Wallace. Reward. I have read the entire paper but where is there material for a novel? Oh, inspiration, I know you must come. Therefore, I will continue to sit here at my desk and read these printed pages, even until I am an old, white-headed woman. — E. Rhinevault.

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SOCIETY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pritchard an- nounced the engagement of their youngest daughter, Sarah, at a din- ner Tuesday evening but the name of Miss Pritchard ' s fiancee is to be kept secret. Miss Pritchard intends to continue her work as dietician at the Woman ' s Hospital until the rest of the patients die. The dancing classes of Miss Har- riet Putnam will give their annual recital at Pioneer hall next Friday. One of the chief events of the even- ing will be a dance by Marion Lauer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lauer. Mrs. Lauer was formerly Miss Frances MacLellan of this city. Miss Vera Zom entertained the Ladies ' Aid at tea Tuesday after- noon. Miss Thelma Stearns poured. The bride was bewitching in a gown of white satin and point lace. She carried a huge bouquet of bride ' s roses and lilies of the valley. Her veil was an heirloom of the family. The maid of honor was Miss Emelyn Ewing, who wore flesh colored crepe de chine and carried Ophelia roses. Mr. Mallock was attended by Russell Bingham. Both Miss Doerfner and Mr. Mallock were very popular in Saginaw ' s younger set. They will be at home in Zilwaukee after July 1. Miss Elva Koerber has returned from her vacation trip in the west and is ready to resume her work as court stenographer. Miss Lois Hepinstall, general sec- retary of the First Presbyterian church, is visiting friends in Hem- lock. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Struthers are guests at the home of Mrs. Struther ' s parents. Mr. and Mrs. McLellan. Mr. and Mrs. Struthers expect to return to their home in Bridgeport where Mr. Struthers is engaged in the real estate business. Congressman and Mrs. Joseph Friske have returned from Washing- ton. DIVORCE DECREED Mrs. Alvin Weil was granted a di- vorce from Alvin Weil by Judge Maurice Perkins Monday morning. Mrs. Weil will resume her maiden name. Helen Southgate. The grounds for the divorce were non-support. Attorney James Pearson appeared for the defendant. BUSINESS CARDS Grand Opening — D. McLandress Co., New Department Store, 918-28 W. Genesee Ave. Face Massage, Hair Dressing, Mani- cure, etc. — Mile. Loretta Major, Brewer Arcade. See Me Before You Build — Roy P. Spiekermann, Construction Engineer. Funeral Director — Richard Gugel. Dr. Harry Hawkins, Osteopath — Room 4, Mason Bldg. Office hours: 2:00 a. m. to 12:00 p. m. Saginaw ' s New Bank, Dale Thom- as, president — $20,000 surplus, $50,- 000 capital. MALLOCK-DOERFNER A beautiful wedding was solemn- ized Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doerfner, when their daughter. Sadie, became the bride of Vincent Mallock, a well known ad- vance agent of Ringling Bros. Circus. Visit the Yellow Tea Rooms — Good service. Vera Cox, Helen Seidel, proprietors. For Sale — All kinds of Farm Im- plements. Carl Pohlman.

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