y joined the U. S. Coast Guard
rutter for duty, has been the
lonor guest at two delightful par
ies given this week. Yesterday
Urs. Fletcher E. Brown, wife of
japt. Brown, commanding officer
>f the Tallapoosa, entertained with
i bridge luncheon for Mrs. An
ierson. and on Monday afternoon
tfrs. Miles Imlay and Mrs. Henry.
3tolfi, whose husbands are officers j>
attached to the Tallapoosa, gave a ,
;ea in her honor. Mrs. Brown will ,
ilso be hostess at a bridge lunch
;on on Saturday for Mrs. Anddr- !
son.
At the delightful tea held between
three and five o'clock Monday,
those assisting Mrs. Imlay and
Mrs. Stolfi were Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
r. M. Reed and Mrs. Walsteln G.
3mith, who poured during the af
ternoon.
Mrs. Brown entertained yester
tlay with a luncheon at the tea
room recently opened by Mrs.
r. M. Reed and Mrs. W. E. Britt.
Following the delightful lunch
son bridge was played at the Brown
residence on Gold Street. Mrs.
John Newmarker won first prize
ind Mrs. G. E. Cleveland received
Will Fight
Red Hordes
to Finish
Chiang Kai Shek Leaves
Shanghai by Plane
for Western Front
SHANGHAI, Jan. 18.—War to the
finish against the red hordes, esti
mated in number at 200,000, pillag
ing South and Central China, has
been pledged toy Generalissimo
Chiang "Kai Shek as he left by
airplane for the new theatre of
operations. He is going to west
ern China Where the Reds are ac
tive.
second prize while Mrs. Anderson
was presented with a guest prize
by the hostess.
Lieut, and Mrs. Anderson and
their small daughter, Sandra have
moved into the Krause house in
the Casey-Shattuck Addition where
they will make their home.
