ward aveM will be borne tomorrow for the Easter vacation. Miss Doyle is a student at Prospect Hall secretarial school for girls. in Mil-v/aukce. She will resume her studies on Tuesday, April 8.* * *Mrs. M. C. Herold and little son of Cocoa Beach, Florida, is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Filbey, 203 N. Charles sfc., and I;he J. H- Hcrolds of Oconomowoo. Lt, M. C. Herold will arrive here later from Pensacola, when he has finished his course of studies.•» * *Pfc. Louis Hamm el has been discharged from the 1127 M. P. company after serving five years in England, France, and Germany. After the war he was sent to Japan. At one time he was with the Fifth aix- force.On his return to his home at 122 North st., ho brought many unusual Japanese souvenirs to his wife, and three - month - old daughter, Kathleen Marie. He is employed in Milwaukee.* # *Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garcia, 818 ■Niagara et., .spent the past weekend ; in Chicago, visiting Mr. and Mrs.! Frank Sfcift. Mrs. Garcia and Mrs. Stiff were stationed together when | they were serving in the Women's Army corps. The occasion was Mr. and Mrs. Garcia's first wedding anniversary.n»- * *« a|! Mrs. Ervin Bureta, 115 N. West avra., is under* observation at the veterans' ’ hospital at Wood, Wis. The former Marion Bolt, Mrs. Buret a served during the war as a WAVE at Great Bakes, 111.* * *Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Teiwilleger, 310 Spring st., returned Sunday from a three weeks visit with their son and daughter-in-law at Riverside, California.Church NewsThe Sunshine circle of Grace English Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs. Guy Fuller, 211 Union st., Thursday at 2:30p.m.inating committee Mrs. Rudolph Seifert. Mrs. Killian Weber, and Mrs. R. E. Douglass.Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Otto Raduege, Mrs. Elmer Tessman and Miss Blanche Wilson.ia jLion’s Auxiliary Hears DiscussionTwo Carroll college students, members of We, the People, presented the program at the Lion’s auxiliary meeting last night. Bruce Bertram and Elmer Russell lead j the discussion. The group met at the home of Mrs. James D’Arasio, 204 E. College ave.Plans were made for a bake and white elephant sale at the May meeting.Co-hostesses were Mr a. Clarence Gordon and Mrs. Wallace Coutts. Members of the program committee, were Mrs. R. H, Tiffany and Mrs. Arthur Lubnow.Swansons Are Hosts at PartyMr. and Mrs. Harold Swanson, 316 Brad st., entertained a number of relatives and friends on Sunday, March 30, in honor of the confirmation of their daughter, Gloria Ann,Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. William Zastrow and daughter, Jean; Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Swanson; Mrs. Fred Allen and Edith: Mr. and Mrs. August Bahr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Greg-wau and William: and Mr. and Mrs. George Isely,i Royal Neighbors to Meet at IOOF Hall.Royal Neighbors will hold their regular business meeting tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the IOOF hall.The committee for the April meeting is comprised of Mmes. Frank Reis, Michael Beaster, Dan Carpenter, Walter Westphal, and Stella Murray.Read The Want-AdsLOOK LOVELIER THIS EASTER!A SPENCERdesigned just for you will give your figurenew loveliness ! Yon’U have that trim, graceful posture that will add so muck to your appearance.Mrs, Esfher Brenner Dial 7583S PE N C E R ^SSSSbF SUPPORTSFOR AUDOMEH,n/VCK AICO DJULASTfilt; 10lt;-7 tiiStcifalAlt;d-.ri ' if i In*j*e aNORMALDon’t let RUPTURE rob you of the fun of living a normal active life .. . you con play, work, enjoy active sports ih comfort - * . when you are properly fitted with one of our famous appliances. Come in and let our trained attendant help you with your particular problem.CLARKE'S©Ul/.alm*een Suetcm DR UG SOth«r»$8.98 to $39.95If you want an £««* ter dress that’ *smart, come pick a*light spring, wool, or a ravishingly beautiful printed or plain crepe.802 Grand Ave.Waukaaha