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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-01-14
TOUGH BURG.

Faircont 'nust be a toagE, old town
Listen to this, aud 1t is said by the
Sentinel: New Ulm with IL population
twice that Of Fairmons and reputed to
a wide open town, had but fifty-fnur
arrests the past year and only twent,.
five OF these for drunkenness. Fair
mont with 2225 arrests, yearly al for
drunkenness, cannot point the iioger
OF scorn in the direction Of the German
city on the Minnesota. a curious
fact IN connection with the arrests AT
New Dim is that the population of the
city consists Of six Irish,nen and
1913 Germans, and there were eight
Irishmen arrested. New Vim is n poor
place for the Irish to 90 and start
something.
Mankat1 Free Prs
SNEFFELS. COL. A. j. Walsh was
badly done up with rheumatism and
sent for Foley Kidney Pills which
was the only thing that would cure
him. Geo. Potter of Pontiac, Mo-.
was down on his back with kidney
and bladder trouble and Foley Kid
ney Pills made him well and able to
work. 1t is a splendid medicine and
always helps. Just try it, For sale
by all dealers. Adv.
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tire building at the same time After
conferences with doctors interested in
the enterprise. and with many OF the
larger subscribers 20 the fund. and
with architects AMI contractors. II
became clear tina: the erection Of a
single wing would lie an unexcusable
waste OF money. TIC directors. rely.
ing on the spirit shown BY the public
In he subscriptions which had been
received were convinced that these
donors and the public generally would
consider II right and proper. and per
haps even necessary. to save the
many thousands OF dollars involved
and gain for the city without unneces-
sary delay the complete hospital ser.
vice which had originally been plan
ned for the future only. This has now
been done. Mr.. Clark explained. and
no resident OF the city need have one
word Of apology for the buildings
themselves. the equipment provided. or
the methods used in the erection
The debt OF the association. which
may seem large when considered close
az hand, but when viewed from a dis
lance so that the proper perspective
Is obtained. IL not az all out OF proper
ton TO common sense and precedent.
i was pointed out. as vii be seen
from the following table:
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the Ben Crete company. Furrullo's
Great Italian band. Mi J s Knox. OF
Des Moines, Iowa. who will interest
every business man by his lecture on
community Building CHR. Knox Is
Wen qualihed 10 speak on the Com
mission form Of government. Dean
sumner from Chicago and DR. Stein
or. the great authority on immirra-
lion VIII also draw large audiences.
Y. W. c. A. Events for this Week.
On Monday evening if the weather
Is fair there will be 4 beach party on
Miss Emily Sheppard's lawn. 42g
North Front. The girls will enjoy an
out OF door supper. each one bring
ing her own lunch. then later wadinR.
bathing and boating and a. 10 dark
ems there viii BE- big camp fire and
marshmellOw roast The Camp Fire
Girls. the Business Women and out
Ing Club Girls and other clubs OF tho
Association and any other girls are
invited
A party will leave the Associa
ton rooms about six O'Clock while
others viii join them. who will go al
reCly 10 the home Of Miss Shenpard
o. 3. A. Bible Class
ne %. b. A. Bible class are HAVING
their regular meetings despite tie
hot weather. Some Of the best meet
lngs Of the year have been I'm the last
few weeks. The class meets Thursdav
evening az O'Clock. and would be
very clad 20 welcome other fuaubor-
and visitors
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Those who have not kept in close
touch with the affairs of the hospital.
Mr.. Clark said. may be glad 10 know
why the entire amount expended as
shown by the foregoing statement
Is so much greater than the amount
subscribed 10 the building fund In the
recent Whirlwind campaign. 1T will
be remembered" he said. that the
plan which was submitted TO the pub
lie at the time OF this subscription
provided for the construction OF only
one wing. the intention being 20 build
the other wing at some later time. so
as to form an entire building as
shown by the drawings and cuts
which we're used in taking that sub
scription. The public interest and
generosity shown in that subscription
were so substantial and so gratifying
that the directors felt assured OF gen
eral support In financing such meas
ures as might seem best adapted 10
provide such a hospital as the donors
evidently desired to have"
Tries 20 Save Expense.
After careful consideration. Mr.
Clark said. the directors found that
the erection Of the two wings OF the
hospital in different parts and at diff
ferent times would cost very much
more that the construction OF the en-
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t'F-t1E
THE D DAILY CHIT-CHAT
By Ruth Cameron
By Ruth Cameron
A VOCATION BUREAU.

Here Is suggestion for women 3
clubs. teachers. In short for any per
sons or organizations interested In
young people. and anxious 10 see
them find themselves.
Every high school and grammar
school needs a trade and vocational
bureau That Is. some sort of an or
ganization which will make an effort
to tell young people about the trades
and vocation open to them and help
them find whatthey are Gtted for.
Congenial work is perhaps the
greatest source Of happiness IN the
world
Uncongenial work is one Of the
greatest sources Of unhappiness.
And yet every year thousands Of
square pegs are unsucCessfully trying
10 NJ themselves into round holes just
because our young peoples choice 81
a trade or vocation b. left so largely
10 chance.
] wish that In every town or city Bro
this country the woman's club. or
some other organization Interested In
young people would form a trade and
vocation bureau.
The work Of the bureau would DO 20
investigate and classify the various
occupations and TO tell the young PEG
pie about them
Where possible someone who had
made good In each occupation would
Boz asked 90 speak before the school
when this was not pos sIblc ~ would
be The work OF the various members
Of the bureau Co look up the ucres
sary facts about the occupation and
present them to the pupils
By the necessary facts. ! mean tho
cost of training and the best place fu
got o. The Kind ~ temperament and
ability required tho salary f0 he OK.
poctCd tho advantages and dis8dvan.
taxes. and By other facts which might
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Summer-Spoiled Skin
Removed by Absorption

A. undue sumner .npusurs usually
leaves an undrsiranls surface % tan aust
Or EreAas. often frcCElea. too. if u more
s-nHinls O. remove Hurh surface than 10
hide a. with cosmetics There's nothing
better for this than ordinary ulercoilzs1
NaH. which actually absorb ar unNhol~-
some cururlsnion. Ire thin layer 81 sur
fAce skin a. ifsrlf ahsurped gently .Eradu-
ally. 80 there's no lncouf eniencs. no 4s-
over ths snfire face ~ b-dtinue and tAke
tt or IN the morning With warm water
n 700 Viii get one ounce Of mercoliEeI
Ga AZ the drugstore Use FOR a week or
-. you may expect marked Improvement
daily. when ths undsrlyinE skin a. " mol y
In view your cumrieniun will b. a MARI Il
ness
Don't let those summer Nrfnkles worry
you. Norry brcssis more wrinkles. Hantsn
them b. bathing the face In a solution
% powdered saxolite. I %. dissolved IN
= pt witch hazel. Used daily for az lille
this will b. found wonderfully effective.
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INTEREST In
CHAUTAUQUA
LOCAL PEOPLE LOOKING FOR
WARD TO Y. W. {. A. AFFAIR
HERE NEXT MONTH.
Excellent Lectures Will Be Delivered
and Interesting Musical Numbers
Will Be Rendered

Considerable interest Is being
aroused In the Chautauqua program
which Is 20 be held on Bridge Park
grounds on the Island on July 1920
Wheeling's first Chautauqua Is Of
fcred 20 the citizens By the local
Young WOmen's Christian Association
The talent a. offered TO the citizens
BY the well known Rcdpath Chautau
qua Bureau. which conducts large
Chautauquas In hundreds Of town and
summer resorts throughout the United
states each summer
Arrangements have been made nv
the Y. ". g. 4 by which tickets for
the 10 lectures and entertainments oc
curing each afternoon and evening
from Tuesday. July 10. uU Monday
evening, July 20. may be- secured al
reduced rates N purchased before the
opening day % the Chautauqua
should single admission firFefa be-
purchased for each entertainment ths
program would cost over s. go The
Young Womcn's Christian Association
VIII soil during the uovt Do davs. ono
thousand season tickets for g. and
Two hundred children tickets for 9t
after The gates open adult tickets viii
Do sold Tor s. CD and ChIIdrer.s tfrE
cts for 81 %. and no reduction viii a.
made during the entire week
lhere VIII b. some profit 90 tho
Aseociation on tickets cold before no
opening date. for this reason and fho
iaCt thai tickets are sold af 4 lower
price. friends ~ Tho Association are
asked % purchase their season tick
rts early Association member tavo
these tickets for sale. and others NAV
D. secured az The hook stores. Iarsa
oruE stores. and both af tho Y " Il
and or Tho Y 80 g. a
no 'laIiHuTua VIII Do held in a
huge tent. and for tho boneff 81 fLoeo
de- rims t0 spend tho DAY 40 tho park
end attend all sca. ions ~ tho chan
tauqua. retire hmnuf. viii d. forvcf
on fHr ground
Fo1tures which swUI appeal ra.
pecially 10 Wheeling audience are
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help each student to make up his
mind whether that was the Kind OF
work he would like 70 take up
Some OF the talks would be given
IN the grammar school and some In
the high school The bureau would
nave 10 study the situation in its town
and decide such matters accordingly
] should advise that the high school
talks be given as early as the sopho-
more year as the choice OF a high
school course might be affected BY a
decision Of this sort I required an
extra year OF preparation because I
didn't decide what ! wanted TO do with
school
Besides giving thes talks. the I'M.
reau would hold Itself ready to helm
any student who cared to come 10
them for further information.
] met woman whose daughter IL
IN her last year az high school. tho
other day. and asked what they we're
roluE 20 do with her when she was
through high school
We haven't any idea" she said
lt worries me. but really don't
know what 10 do about f."
The case Is TYPICAL That girl will
probably drift into any opening that
presents Itself She Will not fnd fha
work that she could do best and 10
h9ppiost In doing
Imagine a factory in which the tools
ana machinery were used haphazard
for any kind ~ work How eficient
would it BET
The highest efficiency in a commun-
NY can only be- obtained when ea,s
human tool De- being used for the work
for which 10 Is best fitted
So ~ Dr. question not merely ~ in
dividual happiness but o. the useful
ness ~ The whole community
Here's hoping this little aeed %
suEEos'ion will ind a root somewhere
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building has been dissolved. The al.
vertising business however will be
continued by Mr.. Moore.
This evening Taylor lodge No. S
will hold its semi-annual nomination
OF officers The retiring senior ruler
Alvin Long. viii receive the 4. W X
I'm blem. Another feature OF the meet
ins will be the serving OF refresh
ments.
Emma Brown was held 90 IN. grand
jury saturday by squire Hobbs on 4
charge 81 stealiug a watch from Geurgs
cooper Thursday night In lieu Of the
bond she was rvruanded 20 Jail TO avail
N, meeting 81 the grand jury Ia sep
TENDER
Judge Newman. in a short vacation
term saturday q part two Of the cir
cult court granted Sick schiller and
j. T.. Ferguson. b. = -. officers. n.
Dcns.s Co carry reyolvcrS. The applica-
tiou was made by Col Robert White
An order OF dismissal In the action oi
the Foosc Gas Engine company " The
zee Electric company was entered. The
matter was settled out Of court.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Two ohio sisters iournevcd .,
This city with their intendcds Satur.
DAY and received tho papers that
started them ON the way a. happineas
Immediately after they Rot their 3D.
ccnsos they iouruoyed ~ tho homo of
Rev. W s. Dysinger. whore tho nupI
Gal knot was lied They were Wieses
Jennie and Mamie COokeon. az Nav
philadelphia. o. and tho mon Waro
Meesrs EmmNt Smith and John Sal
hart in order named
Tho total number ~ adult gIhie
classes In West Virginia according fo
'ho latest report 0f the West Nirginf,
sunday school association ls COS
T.. W Fowler arrived In tho sffy
yesterday from Washington. Ind with
hts family Co take up his rcsIIorr.
in this city Mr. Fowler will take up
nis duties as chief clerk 20 q
B0wdeu. superintendent Of tho motive
power az This division Of the ~ 4 o.
The advertising firm NJ wilkinson
and Moore with offices ln The REGISTER
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Mhoopinn Counh.

Il have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy ever since ! have been keep
ing house and consider IL one OF the
best medicines have ever used. My
children have all used IL and IL works
like 2 charm for colds and whooping
cough. In fact. / consider II good for
any kind Of throat or lung trouble.
and do not think any household com.
pletn without a." writes l.. &. Haines.
OF Marbury. Ala. You will look a good
while before you find better prepa-
ration than Chamberlains' Cough Rem
edy for colds and whooping cough in
children. IL contains no narcotic and
Is pleasant To take. For sale by all
dealers.-Adv
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The hospital IS constructed to accom-
modate 1876 patients. were this number
Of beds to be actually installed. the cost
per bed would then he S2.469.45 inciud-
ing cost OF power house and equipment.
but the air space per patient would I've
less than 1900 cubic feet. which - the
standard required.
on the other hand had the 1851. 900 N
subscribed alone been Fpent there would
have resulted a building with "A capacity
no larger than the old city Hospit al
(siNty bedsD and the cost per bed would
have been tf.2s5.O0 instead OF S3.O9O. 90.
the present remarkable showing.
The Debt Analysed
Debt from opera
tion old hospital. S3s.3OO.0O
uncurred be-
cause Of large
charity work done)
Interest paid on
old debt ........ 3.TT5.0O
Foundations In
main building. N. 10000
Power huse ..... 93"61A1
Equipment ....,. 6O.I31.1s
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Park. BlaCkvIlle.
MelUre-Wm. Thompson. Hunting
ton. J. y. Schuanfer. Marietta. o.: r.
l.. burlington, GAINESVILLE. o.. n. W.
Leachman. Parkersburg.
Elijah Adams. of Lindenville. has
returned home after a few days visit
with his daughter. Mrs. X. NJ. Ross. of
Woodsdale.
Bernie Wingerter. Of Newark. O..
is the guest Of relatives here for few
weeks.
Miss Mildred Chase. Of Covington.
Ky. Is the guest OF friends in the
city.
Col Simon Young. night clerk al the
Stamm hotel. was called TO Weston.
yesterday. owing to the illness OF his
daughter.
William Cabbot. of Fulton. is spend.
ing several days at Spencer. W. Va.
as the guest Of relatives
AIRY B. Gorby. OF Pittsburgh. is
spending few days IN the city as the
guest OF relatives.
John II Arndt. OF Woodsdale. has
left for White City. Fla. where he will
spend some time visiting relatives and
friends
Rev RABBIT Morris Lazaron Will
leave the first OF this week for Gin
cinnau, whore he will visit his pa
rents
Mrs Jane Gem has returned TO her
nome a. tlarksburg after having
spent several days in the city. visit
ing friends
br. Eearl Glass. Of this city. visited
friends In West Liberty yesterday af-
Mr. and Mrs n r Dunlap will leave
THIS week for trip 10 Denver. Colo
ana viii later tour the Yellowstone
National Park
Mr. E.gt.h God II ". q Cd.
cry. Is the guest Of local relatives for
a few tbys
Mrs Emma Glass has returned 10
her home in West Liberty after a
short visit in this city
Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols and
littlc daughter visited relatives In
West Liberty Sunday
Salanthial Lennon is the guest Of
MS daughter. Mrs Towlo Of Sardis. q
". a .,illigan was q visitor AZ the
nome OF Mr and Mrs W q. Duerr Of
Now Nartiustillc
Charles Lpphardt Of Martins Ferry
leaves to-day for an auto trip 10
Alfred Lehman has returned from
an enjoy able trip 10 the Great Takes
Miss Katherine Johns and Miss
Eleanor Greer leave on Thursdav Tor
ih' Pacific coast ON the return trim
they viii stop at Bitter Root. Mont
~ the summer
Misses Mildred and Juanita Wi.
moth. who have been the guests Of
Miss Ruth Honnoaen. loft YESTERDAY
for Deer Park. Nd whore they viii
visit for a few weeks
Nelson Hubbard ls guest a. tho
Hotel Imperial ln New York
Rov and Mrs g. r. Brinnousfoot
who have been ln Boston attending n
convention. returned nome on Friday
u. q. Duty has been in New York
IN Oh" interest o. the Golfers mara-
zine
Mr. and Mrs r. T. Stone loft for
Mountain Lake Park IN their car
whcr" they viii spend tho rcmainder
~ the summer
Mr. and Mrs william Tipphardf. Of
Martins Ferry will leave soon with
their dauchtrrs Tor Brook n ID.
nous mountain resort in West Viz
rinIa whore they will spend the sum.
u1gr
Mr. and Wrs John Hoffman and
daugh'er. Miss Loretta Hcincr. have
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The wedding OF Miss cecilia Bosch
and Mr.. John GroEan will take place
THIS morning at o'clock AZ st Joseph's
cathedral. Rev. Father Moye will Of
iiciate. Miss Bosch Is the daughter OF
Mr.. Anton Bosch Of Pleasant Valley.
and Mr.. Grogan f. employed at the post
ottlce. After a trip west they will be
az home In the Young flats on Twenty
fourth street
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Tuesday evening another OF those
popular dinner dances will be given
az the Country Club Manager Dim
mey expects more reservations for this
night than ever before. There are "A
number OF out OF town guests here
and the members OF the younger set
are home from school. Meisters or
chestra will play.
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SCHENK-FENDT
WEDDING SOON
~ HAS BEEN LEARNED FROM az.
OAelG SOURCE THAT WE'D
DING rs SATURDAY.
Miss Grace Fendt Weds John o.
eehenk THIS Week ard They
Leave on ~vsteriand" for
Extended Tour.

Information has been received from
reliable source that the wedding %
Mlss Grace Fendt a prominent young
lady OF this city and Mr. John o.
Schenk OF the Schenk Packing Co
VIII be We'd this week The wedding
VIII In all probability take place on
Saturday. July 4. though nothing OF
a Definite nature could be learned lat
night II IL also understood that Mr.
Schenk viii take his bride for an ex-
tended wedding tour OF European
countries. sailing OF the steamer
NAteriand" on Tuesday. July :.
The honeymoon trip Will last until
the holidays when they will return 10
this city TO make their home Miss
Fendt In an. attractive young lady
and has many friends In the city Who
VIII entertain for her upon her return
20 the city. She T. the daughter OF
Mrs. Belle Fendt on Chapline street
MI. Schenk n too well known IN
business In and around the city TO
need Introduction. He = leading
member OF the Schenk packing Co
and resides with his sister Mrs.
MARY Doepkin on North Main street
Their many friends have been
awaiting anxiOusly 20 hear the exact
date announced. They viii shower
Niles Fendt and Mr. Schenk with
congratulations and bid them bon
voyage on their extended tour on the
''Vaterland
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PArty at woodsdais.

Miss Margaret Barnard entertained
with "A party at her home at Woods
dale Saturday evening. The affair was
given 70 celebrate her thirteenth birth
day. The guests were. Misses EVELYN
Kline. Dorothy Wood. Elsie Lee Stor-r.
otilta schubert. Gertrude Burns. Fran
cea Norton. Elizabeth Burns Marie
Roll. porcas Horeland. Frances Wood.
Della JACOBS. Margaret Burns. Lee Anna
Hubbard. Lillian Colmar. Elizabeth
Hubbard.
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FOR Kiss wumoth-

Miss Amy NorthWood entertained a
few friends az her home on the Island
for Miss Juanita Miimoth. OF Grafton.
VINO 10 the guest OF Miss Ruth Honnesen.
Various refror hments were planned for
the young people and a lunc heon was
served. The guests on saturday includ-
- Misses Juanita WtlmOth. Nancy
hrokaw. Virginia McGranaham. Lucinda
thaubers. Virginia Nay. Ruth Bonne-
ssn. Nancy Smith. Ruth GoOdhus and
Amy NorthWood
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The Columbia club will entertain with
another yard social Tuesday. July = In
the yard Of 81. Alrhonsus school. Bach
mans orchestra viii furnish the music
The committee In charge Is composed
OF Mcssrs Gregory Schrieher. George
Btschoff Charles blessing. Fred Link
Guy Mcdonald. A. J. Shiffer and Chas
Strauss
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gone 10 their cottage az Brooklidc. W
Va. where they will stay an summer.
Miss Ncll Lehman OF Fifteenth
street ia the guest of hrr brother.
Harry Lehman. Of Washington pa
Mrs ChauuCry Dewey and son John
leave Monday Tor New York whore
The young man viii ro into camp for
the summer in the Adirondack noun.
tains
Mr. and Mrs j. Church. Of Hun.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Shewell Gibbs en-
tertsined number Of their friends nv
and home. The affair was for Miss
hehecca Ruhl Of ClarksburE. who is
thelr guest Members Of IN. younE--
social set were present During IN.
evening "A luncheon was served.
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Andsrron-B sutsr .

Saturday evening IN the pariors -
THE North street church. Miss Edith
Reuter-. daughter Of Sir. and Mrs. Louis
H.ut.r. Of At Wood Road and Mr. Wal
ter Anderson were married. Dr. He's.
pastor % the church OBLIGATED. FOLLOW
lnE the wedding a dinner Was SER ed.
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Cos,

Counters. etc. 1882
Light fixtures
hardware. wealth
erstrtps ........ 5.c43I3
Contracts not in
cludcd In origt-
nal estimate. 5O.t6q65-kefO sl4 =
Possible additions
in final adjust
ment .......... egse az
Excess OF opera
ton over receipts.
i've months. 114GSTS
Total .......... s27S.OOO 10
COO Of work e. charity
Supt. Clark said. When all Of the
building cost has been adjusted and the
cost OF operation can be closely asccr-
tanned. a further public statement Will
be made. showing the needs Of the hos
pital, and indicating the extent 10 which
further contributions hy the public
should be made. IL will b. borne an
mind that no hospital Of any size. when
properly conducted md furnishing tho
service which ~ ought TO furnish. can
be self-supporting.
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The Monday Night Tango club will
dance at the Country Club this even.
ing Pianola music will be rendered
and a large attendance is expected to
enjoy the dancing.
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Squire Riedel Entertained

Squire Paul Riedel entertained the
members and their ladies of Uniform
Ranks X. OF p. at his home in Fair
mont flke sunday. The guests ar
rived in their autos. coming early. 4
dinner and supper was served under
the trees
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Tho Cafe dance given at the Wind.
tor hotel Saturday evening was large
ly attended. Prof. Getty. Miss Gene
We've Ewing and Miss Esther Kriel
gave demonstrations OF the new
dances Tuesday night. twenty-five
tabies have been reserved for the
CAFE dance. Another one will be Civ
en- Thursday and Saturday evenings
Another OF those popular the dams
ante will be given at the Windsor
hotel "Wednesday afternoon from to
Q o'clock
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Invitations for a farewell dance % Be
iven this evening. Miss HARPER will
furnish the uustc- Tn. members AL
all b. present and celebrate.