s., witl bo held at tlio Mnaonic leni* p!o \S’oOne!i(lay evening at 8 o’clock. An InlUaiion will feature the session.As u counosy to Mrs. A. M. Morris, \\\w K.H.n will Oepiirt for Seattle to make her home, members of the Zeie-i\r. club will entonalp at a picnic hinelifoii at UiverHldo park Thursday ut I o'flurllt;. Tho rcnuiinder of Hie aficrn am will bo passed socially.•M.-inbers of the Visiling N’urscs aa-= will njfet al the Y. VV. f. A..Mon.lay ill l-iTi o'clock for luncheon.)n)f-inf-.«s H-*.«lt;sion u lH follow, Mrs. N\ , il. OrhfUli pj'cfiidlnj?.Al)jha Chi Omega .alumnae of Sioux ^'ily '’.ill h.avo Juuchoon together at , the Marilyn I'-avhcp Saturday at J I o'iloelc. bridge will follow.«----three united artists films ’ ARE FINISHEDHollywoijf], (‘ui.—Camera work on ihrco United Arli.stfe’ 17 relcaaea fortills 'Oiir liiiH completed In I^aAngolofl. All three, InoiJontally. are «nincdlc.:: Uijster Keaton's “College;”Dte Duncan Slaters’ fir.st film, “Topsy and Kvn.” and “Two Arabian Knights.”“College,” ICeaton’s second United Artists comedy, has been Jn production at the Buster Keaton atudloa for four months, and its 151,000 feet of film must now be cut and edited to exhibition length. This editorial work bill be done by Keaton at his new Beverly Hills home, where he has In-Hlailed a projection room and labom-lory. Ann Cornwall is Buster’s leading lady In “College.”• ’’Topsy and Rva.” the film debut of Vivian and Rosetta Duncan, is the screen version of their own stago sue-ct'ss. The slaters are supported by Gibson Gowland. Nils Aster, Myrtle Kergu.son. Marjorie Daw. Noble .lohn-ston, Henry Victor and Lionel Bel-more.“Two Arabian Knights” has In lU cast William Boyd, supported by Mary Astor and Louis Wolhclm, who la once again seen In “hard boiled” role similar to that which he created In the Ca.pt. Flagg of “What Price Glory,” the stage play. The film Is concerned with the hutnorous postwar experiences of two American doughboys 111 Arabia,