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the greatest satisfaction. always with II
slant success, leaving the skin soft a.
clean.
Apply with the finger tips on yos
arms, face or on any hair you want n
moved what is called sulfo solution. Kes
the hair moist with it for a few minut8
until you see the hair actually dissolve
Then wipe off with a warm, damp clos
and wash with warm water. l then al
ply my zintone cream mentioned aboyl
, get the sulfo solution at almost al
drug store for one dollar. Nothing COT
be better.
Especially at this time of year r.
ceive many anxious Inquiries about &c
ting rid of pi1nples. Some have them i
the back, some on the forehead, cheel8
shoulders. Some years ago | was attack
with these disagreeable blemishes al
worned out my own salvation. This fr
mula acted like a charm.
| dissolved twelve ounces of granulat5
sugar in one-half pint of water, add
one ounce of sarsene. and mixed t
whole together thoroughly, her add
more water to make a pint. Sarsene is
liquid which you can get at the drug stot
by the ounce. Get it in the original pac,
age. | took one or two teaspoonfuls I
this mixture three or four times a da3
with a little water.
In a few weeks all these eruptions h
disappeared n L nave not been troubl.
since. 1t is a remarkable formula. indet
and it is safe.
hal hoaas h.. "n 10y 81 p
boads = :, LaS e. "a ''ouu VI, nia,
ionaI traa 49, "a ~" ~" neeu
things for this stubborn beauty-destroyt
but my following formula is the only III
which has proved successful and that
a startling way:
Rive, noel. 49,. FAC .,. {
NJ TaSh .nI a. VIZ ~. Matel az
omslv unon , 80 sn a n oi a nv wet m, sent
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-23
St. Patrick's Party.

In the gymnasium of the Your.
Womenss Christian association apar.
Monday evening, the Christia.
Endeavor of the Presbyterian churc
entertained the Epworth League of tn
Methodist church. The early part 4
the evening was spent playing game
Later the guests were entertained b
the Elks quartet, who rendered appro
pirate songs. The rooms We're beaut,
fully decorated in the colors so dear 4
the Emerald Isle. and refreshments, i
keeping with the day and the colo
scheme, Were served.
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For Dr.. and Mrs. E. S, Coats.

Mr. ana Mrs. Phil D~eschamps enter
tanned at dinner Saturday afternoon in
their home at Frenchtown as a fare
well compliment to DR.. and Mrs. Ed
ward 5. Coats, who will leave soon for
their new home in Plains. Those pres
ent were DR.. and Mrs. Goats, Frederick
Hamel and the host and hostess.
On Sunday, DR.. and Mrs. Coats were
guests of honor at a dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Grover. The din
ner was richly appointed and of ex-
cellent selection. Those who enioyed
the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
We're DR.. and Mrs. Goats, Mrs. Shinick,
Misses Lillian Shinick and Annette
Lozier, Messrs. Beauchaud, Richards,
George and Archie Grover.
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imported bay run instead of the water
and alchohol.
The ~beta-quinol you can get at almost
any drug store for not more than fifty
cents. The ordinary prepared hair tonics
which you buy in the stores usually cost
you one dollar. But this formula makes
one full pint of the best hair-grower, and
it costs you much less than a dollar.
This formula should be applied very
freely after brushing the scalp gener-
ously for a few minutes all over. Rub
the tonic thoroughly into the scalp with
the finger tips.
VIVIAN asks what is a good superflu-
GUS hair remover. In this regard | must
say there are very few good ones. They
nearly all irritate the skin. This one will
positively not. l use it constantly with
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-23
Woman's Club.

Election of officers occupied the reg
ular session of the MiSSoula WOman'S
club yesterday afternoon. Voting was
enthusiastic and harmonious. The re-
suit of the final Il made Miss Min
ME Spurgin president for the coming
year; Mrs. Fred Mcdonald, first vice
president; Mrs, f.. l.. 7. Ector. second
vice president; Mrs. e. +. Carey, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. r. II. Dun
stan, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
George Steinbrcnner, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. W.. w. Berry. treasurer;
Mrs. J. Wilson Moore, auditor; Mrs.
w. T.. Moore, chairman of printing
committee; Mrs. George Porter, chair
MAJ of program committee; Mrs. W.
+. Spokesfield, chairman Of member
ship committee. Delegates elected to
the meeting Of the State Federation to
be held at Livingston next June are
Mrs. c. f. Simons, Miss Eloise
Knowles. Mrs. j.. w. Rely. Mrs.
Tylar 3. Thompson and Miss Spurgin
will &c by virtue of their office. Alter
mates are Mrs. Lombard, Mrs. Berry
and Mrs. Mcdonald.
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to make every woman beautiful.
There is no question about it, you can
easily have a marvel of a complexion if
you will only follow out the simple COM
nonsense plan | give you here.
suppose you have a spotty or a muddy
skin, or you are sallow: you're diSSatis-
fled because your skin hasn't that indie
Unable rose-petal purity which you see
only occasionally, and so much admire.
The formula | give YOU has had a most
remarkable result in taking almost any
skin and making it bloom out in the most
angelic tint and purity. OF course it takes
a little time, but you can most aSsuredly
do it, if you keep at it.
Pour half a pint of water in a granite
ware pan. and let it come almost but not
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Uoerinq-S tickney.

Henry d. Doering and Grace A.
Stlckney, both ~Well-knoWn young peo~
pie of this community, were married
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents in Orchard
Homes. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. c. B. Allen, Jr, D. D., before a
company of relatives and friends, who
soon were making merry at a fine we'd
ding supper. MI. and Mrs. Doering will
leave for the coast for a honeymoon
of two weeks, and then return to the
home which the groom has prepared
on the north side.
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A Glass Supper.

The class of boys taught by Mrs,
Nergil Beeson in the Sunday school of
the Baptist church had a delightful
supper party, Friday evening at the
church. a long table was spread for
the feast and overs We're placed for
30, including the boys of the class,
their mothers. Rev and Mrs. c. b.
Allen, Attorney and Mrs. r. II. Smith
and Mrs. Beeson. The class colors of
green and white We're used in taste
fully arranged decorations. Games
made pleasant the evening after sup
per.
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Park Addition Club.


There We're present IS members n
Mcsdames McRae of Butte, Wheeldon,
Moore, McCormic and Miss Noeth as
guests, at the meeting of the Park Ad-
dition club, Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. L.. G. Mcclure. The
program subject was what to Ta and
How to Eat It. Roll call brought
forth some clever suggestions in the
day of "Don'ts in Dietetics.' Mrs. G.
l.. duncan had the program in charge
and introduced Mrs, Lucas and Mrs.
Cohban for a piano duet, Mrs, Stennett
for a song and Mrs. Lucas for a piano
solo Mrs. Duncan herself gave a
splendid paper on "Wha to Eat in
Which she made a thorough analysis of
the relative food values in meat, vege-
tables. bread and cereals. Mrs. Tay-
lor's paper on How to Eat 1t" treated
the problem in a humorous fashion
with some good practical suggestions
underlying the fun.
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prising is bound to re-
suit. Electricity, vac
uum instruments, etc,
are of no value what
yer. ! tried them out
several years ago, and
know.
In a half-pint of cold
water dissolve a half
cup of sugar and two
ounces of what is called
r%uetone. Mix well to-
gether, then pour into
a bottle. OF this take
two teaspoonfuls three
or four times a day in
a wine glass of water
after meals. The rue
tone you can get at
the drug store for one
dollar. This formula is
safe or | would not give
it to you, of course. 1t
gives very remarkable
results in a few weeks
time.
MRS. F.. l.. r. and
several others complain
Of falling hair. This
condition undoubtedly
can be stopped at once
by the following mix
ture. and the hair be
made to grow more lux
uriantly,
With a half-pint Of
water mix half a pint
of alchohol. To this
add one ounce of beta
quinol. Shake thor
oughly and it will then
be ready for use. If
YOU prefer. YOU can use
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-23
As You Like It Club.

Mrs. Tylar B, Thompson, was
hostess, Tuesday afternoon, for the AS
You Like 1t club. Two delayed papers
We're read, one by Mrs. Tyler Worden
on Israel Zangwill," and one by Mrs.
Jacob Reinhard on "Trelawny of the
Wells" The club will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. e. f. Dodds at her
home on South Third street.
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Congregational Ladies.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Ross at her home,
corner of Blaine street and Higgins
avenue. All members and friends are
invited.
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Five Years Old,

MISS Marylyn Kemp was five years
Old yesterday and to celebrate the
birthday, a company of little friends
was assembled at the home of her
parents. Mr., and Mrs. w. w. Kemp
on Eddy avenue. The guests, Mar
saret n Robbie Plant, Marie Leip-
heimer, Nathalie Scheuch, Betty Bal
lantlne, Jane Bateman, Ton Rowe,
Ilffy, Billie and Dicky kilroy, Austin
ftodrlck. Marion Richter and Jack
kudd played games during the after
noon. At tea time they were seated
about a table which was dainty with
Easter decorations all in yellow and
white. Place favors We're candy Easter
eggs, each with the name of a guest
written upon it in white frosting.
Misses Marion Richter and Margaret
Plant assisted Mrs. Kemp in serving
the birthday supper.
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was followed by a jolly supper. Mr..
and Mrs, George Lautz and Miss jose
phine Hathaway We're guests and the
members present were Mr.. inc Mrs.
Forbis, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason. Mr.. and
Mrs. Derge, Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heyfron, DIR. and Mrs.
Freeze and the host and hostess.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.

The canton of the odd Fellows en-
tertained at cards Friday evening in
compliment to the Daughters of Re-
bekah of he local lodge. There were
II tables occupied for a game of cards,
and at the close of the game refresh
ments and music made pleasant a So
cial hour.
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gave an interesting and instructive
talk on The Development of the
Child" discussing the means for Sc
curing the physical, mental and spirit
ual welfare of children from birth to
the age of six years. At a meeting of
the club to be held on April II, DR..
Dodds will speak of the child from six
to sixteen years of age.
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Miss Mabel Click and Lawrence T.
Mclaughlin, both of Darby. were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the home of Rev. and Mrs. C. B..
Allen of the Baptist church. DR.. AL
len performed the ceremony in the
presence of the required witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin will make
their nome in Darby.
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Cosmos Club.

DR.. and Mrs. George II. Reynolds
and Miss Mary Stewart entertained
the Cosmos club Monday evening, at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Reynolds.
The paper for h evening was read
by DR.. M. j. Elrod, it's subject being
Recent discoveries in Micro Biology"
A very delightful social session con-
Guided the evening, ST. Patrick being
duly honored in decorations and d.
versions.
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We stminster Guild.

There were present A. elnber n
friends at the me ting of the West
minister guild Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. G. +. Peterson on Ger
aid Professor Bateman ave
IA int nsely interesting talk on "Edu-
cation in China He ave a graphic
description of the Boxer uprising and
the Sufierings of native Christians and
missionaries, Music, refreshments and
a social hour concluded the evening.
The guild will meet in two weeks with
Misses Nellie and Edith Macdonald at
their home, $40 South Fourth street
west.
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until a late hour, when a delicio
lunch was served. The table decor
lions We're pots of pink hyancintf
whose bulbs had been sent direct
who enjoyed the hospitality of t
Stevens home Were Mr.. and Mrs. 30
a Mr.. and Mrs. CrawshaW, MI
Wright and Miss Marguerite Stever
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p~arison of Sacred and Secular Music"
by Mrs. Russell; a quartet, Mesdames
Hugh Forbis, Edward Simons, w. E.
Moore and r. A. Price.
The social and domestic science de-
partment will meet for the election of
officers Monday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock with Mrs. j. w. Rely.
The Shakespeare department will
meet for election of officers Monday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. T.
H. Dunstan.
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TWiss- Randolph.

Announcement was made last week
of thu marriage at Saltese on March
6 of Miss Ruth M. TWiss and j. l..
Randolph. The bride has been en-
ployed as an operator for the Mil
Waukee railway at Saltese n the
groom has been a lineman for the
same
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the secrets. too. Let the cream dry and
apply your complexion powder. Repeat
this again several times a day if posi-
BILE. but again at night any way. You
will soon see the result. Any good drug
store will sell you the zintone for about
fifty cents.
HAIEL.-You can use the %zintone
cream in connection with the eptol
cream | gave you, but use the eptol
cream first then the zintone cream.
| receive a great number of inquiries
in regard to the bust development. I
cannot attempt to answer all individually
and will give my formula here. There
seems to he a general doubt that it can
be done. But if this simple formula is
faithfully followed. success sure and sur
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-23

The Ladies gulId Of tho Episcopal
church will hold a social session next
Thursday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. T. A. Fitzgerald. 3Ol South Fifth
street, west. The hostesses will be
Mesdames II. T. Wilkinson, Elmer J,
Carter and T. A. Fitzgerald. a cor
dial invitation is extended to all per-
sons interested in the work of the
church.
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Department Meetings..

The music department of the
Woman'S club vii meet Monday after
noon at $50 o'clock with Mrs. l.om-
bard at her home on BeckWith street.
The program will include a piano duet
by Mrs. Hugh Forbis and Mrs. LON
bard; a vocal solo by Mrs. Harold
High; a solo by Miss Clara Payne; a
paper, present Opera Singers" by
Miss Ethel Hughes; a paper, "A Com
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Thursday afternoon. They are: Mrs.
j. Wilson Moore, president; Mrs. Elers
Koch, vice president; Mrs. Grill, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Giddings, record
ing secretary; Mrs. McHaffie, treas
urer; Mesdames Darbee, Marsh and
Roberts, trustees.
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Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. n Mrs. A. M. Stevens invited
a few friends in to spend the evening
last Saturday, the occasion hetoy their
thirty-first wedding anniversary. An
interesting game OF 500 was played
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DAILY Addition Mothers Club.

Mrs. Walter De Bord was hostess
for the DAILY Addition Mothers club
last Friday afternoon. with the assist
ance of Mrs. l.. E.. Sargent, Mrs. w.
c. Bell and Mrs. Edward Hoverson.
During the business session Mrs. Ida
cromwell was welcomed into member
ship in the club. The program hour
was occupied by DR.. Z. +. Dodds, who
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-23

Throughout Chirstendom holy week
is a time set apart, a season distinct
and sacred to the remembrance of the
Saviour'S last sad days on earth, The
keeping of the days, solemnly and
quietly, is as earnestly e%njoined by the
church as is the joyful commemora-
tion of Christmas and Easter. For
that reason social functions have been
every where withheld during the week
just past.
Now with the happy advent of Eas-
ter Sunday and all that il means of
hope and promise. there comes a cor
responding revival of social life. The
next three months will he very gay in
Missoula if all tokens hold good.
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Card Party POSTPONED.

The card party which was an
nounced by the Ladies of the Macca-
hes of the World to b. held Monday
evening, has been indefinitely post
poned.
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Birthday Reception.

The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
fist church held a most successful
birthday reception, Thursday after
noon, at the home of Mrs. c. B. Allen
on Alder street. More than 100
guests were present. each bringing a
umbe of pennies equal to the sum
Of her years, A musical program, de
licious refreshments and lively con-
versation made the entertainment.
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x affee klatsch.

Mrs. Charles SCHNEIDER will enter
tain the kaffee Klatsch of the Daugh-
tiers of Hermann, next Thursday after
noon.
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In tho Fourth Precinct.

In the Fourth Precinct.
A large number of ladies attended
the regular meeting of the Equal Suf-
frage club in the Fourth precinct at
the home of Mrs. Charles Roberts,
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mossman
and Mrs. Kr.tzer gave interesting talks
in line with the advancement of politi-
cal equality, and Miss Zerr spoke of
women in Society," A social hour
with refreshments concluded the aft
ernoon Mrs. Roberts being assisted by
Mrs. e. A. Cole. The meetings in this
precinct are held regularly on the
third Wednesday of each month. Mrs.
kritzer will be hostess for the next
meeting at her home on DeFoe street.
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Officers Elected.

Officers to serve through the coming
year We're elected by the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Presbyterian church last
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Wedding Anniversary.

w cOotn9 anniversary.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Sturm cele-
brated their twelfth wedding anniver-
sary at their home on East Front
street Thursday evening. An elabo-
rate dinner was served at a table
whose decorations were cleverly sug-
gestive of Easter. Daffodils and pussy
willows were banked in the center
with smilaX, and tn re were Easter
rabbits running through the greenery.
Place favors We're tiny baskets of
Easter eggs. Many beautiful gifts of
cut glass and liner We're presented to
tn host and hostess in honor of the
day. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. j. Lemley, MI. and Mrs. William
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pulliam, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Spooner, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o.
DeVore, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Hornsby.
Mesdames Barry, Joe Turrell. Misses
Pullian, Pearl Buckley, Messrs. Sea.
ton, Nordburg, Harrah, Barry, Smith,
Wilson, Leonard Mcclure and Raw
mond Sturm
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A Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Shea issued in
Vitat1ons last week for a reception at
her home in Residence addition Mon
day afternoon in compliment to tn,
aides of Fort Missoula and to Mrs.
Tom Stephenson.
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Bridge Club.

The Bridge club will resume its
pleasant meetings, mex Wednesday
afternoon, with a session at the home
of Mrs. 7. A. Fitzgerald on South
Fifth street. west.
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to a boil. Add two table
s%noonfuls of glycerine.
Keep stirring, while add
ing little by little one
ounce of Zintone, until it
is all dissolved. Then let
it cool. If the cream is
too thick to pour easily
from a bottle, thin 1t
down a little with
more hot water. When
/. cool pour into a bot
tie. The cream will
be white and satiny.
After bathing in the
morning, hold a wet. hot
towel to the face several
times for several minutes.
Rub this cream on the
entire face literally, at
the same time pinchinE
the skin all over. The
trouble with most users is
that they use too little of
the cream. Plaster it on
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Fenton-H igley.

Fenton- HigIey.
Relatives of Miss aura Fenton. a
well known young lady of this city,
earned yesterday that she had stolen
a march on them and that on March
II was married in Philipsburg to
George Higley, a well known business
mar of that place. The bride left
Missoula the day before the wedding,
having announced her intention of
visiting friends in Butte. She stopped
in Philipsburg for the wedding and
then proceeded to Butte to visit, ac-
COMMANDED by her husband.
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Missoula the day before the wedding,
having announced her intention of
visiting friends in Butte. She stopped
in Philipsburg for the wedding and
then proceeded to Butte to visit, &C
c~ompanied by her husband.
At the Central School.
over $40 was raised by the pupils
and teachers of the Central school
through their efforts in connection
with the Victrola concert, musical and
literary program given at the building
Thursday evening. 1t was a benefit
entertainment and the proceeds are
to be used by the local school to pur-
chase a monograph. There We're
about 800 people present and all en-
joyed the program. which was made
up Of selections that gave it a dis
tine Irish tone. The singing of the
chorus of girls trained by Miss Baker,
one of the teachers, vas especially
commendable and the mechanical de-
vices for stage effects that had been
arranged by the boys of the school
worked to perfection. Piano and
drums were used for the music foot
drills and marches, Miss Eta Burrig
acting as pianist, n James Mills be-
ing the drummer. The following Is
the program that was rendered:
Tho Program.
Songs chorus of so Voices
a. Dream of the Z. S. A.
h. The Old Flag.
Reading-'St. Patrick's day" .-.......
Alice Sheedy
Wand and Hoop Drill .,.....T Twelve Girls
Rccitation-"Sockery, Setting a Hem
Mary Lerch
Indian Club Drills ......... Ten Boys
Recitation-"Irish Lullaby" ..........
Victoria Finley
Chorus-"Pots and Pans'.--Ten Girls
Recitation-"Finnigan to Flanagan
Richard Hale
Love Song. Miss Clark
Marching Exercise ........-S Sixteen Girls
Recttation-"Mr. Brown Has His
Hair cut ....-- ..-....,Ruth Gavin
Irish Folk Dance ........--...SiX Couples
Recitation-'An Irish Mothe-"......-
Miss Baker
Chorus-'Wearing of the Green"