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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-22
LOS NEECS POBRES TENDRAS ST.
AOCHE ENQLFIDABLE
De NAEIDAD.

Entire I-500 y 2,0G3 n.nos en- San
Antonio cstam espera@do la l~legac!a
DE ,a moche del ~iueves- NGchos de
.ellos san aIaora ,hu sneGes de los or
furaaorios y @troS Sc qleiara~ a-ll
Do7guc carecrn dr cash ToGaS sor
ni@os lie 9Arn5l5aa gnotras. mErh0s ae
los cualeS I:aa d. recitir sys Erimerros
christmas la roche de. %jnpves. I'm Ia
Piazza del ALBANIA, cnedEan1e eL gene
roao des2rendGmienro del Rotary
Club. que ha tenidr el corazon a-bier-
% Da.ra dar aiIi entr,2da j ~n scnti.
m5cn-c d. cariGad ea favor de- les
peqacnitos que no oon0cen las iaer.
5.as G~u-Zura5 del h@gar.
T'odos las miiiDs y nanas del Oltfa,
~natorio goroces3ante, del Drfarar0ric
Dix San jose Y del de Sam Pe;iro, es,
tan luYlr&Gc8 O. d. collaboration que
tandra 4ugar 'en el Alamo = un YET
8@dero acto de- amor = La nine1 dies,
ra.l;aa Sc desarro.lara alli. rcpresen-
t%Ddu po- hos que han tenRd0 iGea len
nermnsa y p0r los pequeaos q.le, Ell
medDo de re75ocija5.o PG&rer, 0lricsara-n
DoT ~alganDs INSTANCES .su4s trisbe2as de
ni6os. m~ec1endose despu@s EN- su3-
mos rencnmtaho& qae les tr2eram la=
~ennocioa2eS recihGdas.
ELI ID ,eXpresada c~eDebGac1on qae
tandr;& ei caracler DE NINA r~es13ade1a
representation de LEI hechp real, PUr
la prlIne2a Wei zn San Antonio hGabr;a
mn ,jefe, S:a. CLAUS = dos ayTttambEs;
SANTA Claus Ell la celebration. Ma
-ym .ArDrrkle. mptaole actnT : uariS1o
de- San Antonio, 4 la Tez que In 'tRo-
t2ri&n" y quien rrspnssenTara line
New HanrI 1etta" en La Opera. HOUSE
ls rpche de- NnSs:ayidadr h. ,aceptaGO asu-
HIT 20 p@pcl de SANTA Clans. Ed.
! ScGgey = Charles Sc5noEf serasn Dos
IN ermaratus DE- !San-a CLAUS" ssgCn
10 a%nrnnciG el mar'tEs nltiEnp ,el SENIOR
E. CEG3o@nce ,Jones, preSidente del
Eaotary Club.
Pala los urgan1zaapir@s Gr esa pre-,
y cicsa fiesta liz t~enem2us enas que ESTE
Erase Los qae secan las lagrimas
ds lbs ni7los y abrea .sl c0-Gzon 4 Ia
ezperamza J al PLa.eer i que sneTzat
Sis alncgas 'blanrasr son. bendlt1s d1
D6os. Que sob7e ell0s cGigan tam
\ bien lss -her8icionaS de tod0s bos ho-1a'
bres buenns.
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CHNCIENTA CuATIsn E.SCRITND-



I mer1a. lie um casD de ~sm.nlewaysR6n
internal. mobile y huHnana. Despucs dc
roGBo rrra.s T.@la CUE I've he 4 Fond apor
nDore.!e ei t~aIaaoo 7 umos cn&n1os mo-
g1c,S i p9oEorcioraar = sa4rIas d0cer&as
de cu-;a1as rl F..acer lss s@e%ar ristls lie
Crisriamiar Copeaz&gNa y 81 EdaTa,
gg4tuf1anpan.e, que Sa.peT d Il urlo
die Dos herrna@os En0~ el cual &caEca
Ga m@rir EN- &ueT2 Eo!a1 tan Ggror&n-
te te Ell fortuna, T9rgue IaN1a.s sc lie
ocugIl6 tocacla- rIe niDo en- 81 tesca-
r1ento Fl rep&.rr0 de 0chD IlalBon@s,
caoegenG0 que mo pasar@2 de =3Sa :a-
rna. ~ SnGs alhaceas So er3ruertEin cUR
cue pa.sa lie r%g.inra. Fond naeye su
Gi-Frc. Io gasLar se ~ :: EuTCp@ 4es-
plies de hagen 1esGamEnr0. 3agU-0 die
cue ruad2 coeperar Z termanar "a
muerGa- Nien1ras desae tpd0s los
paiass Gal mUnGo Sigae caEenGo t.
cii9rru 1C@tiapo Ge oyo En sgls raJas,
n .sa-A 7a~.ga ar rfstIe. Z .armalo dir
tot.gs arnaas = acs421ar e@t@erros.
Is c. 1Qui5ote EaoIIe.no. peac Il
aof-a''' ''s 'oT"1'I 1--we D@ ''%-VJ1' -..,. -
- - n..n,co ,,.io 80. - o p,
h,-r7anfaaE en- carlraio. rarns lie agra-
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NlUrr41s .ITladGitnr~ hrl TiU ssamMrI.
Tlrns De Ia PaTiua &.

ameaicanos, iue pgleg.o is'srlte q Qn2
grar haaar& anneI5rana nj tom@rae!e =.
iug7Gmempo de 9.liGnya J. III nueTG p&-
iris adortiYa % SEA. q hos ESt@d@s Tnl-
dos. L. bmaiera. gue rn5de "a mics
die largo Dor II ,ie ancho, pcHtrr mT,
~raa csrac5o &Ia u~ga DIX los panalica d@
LIZ s4!.a Gle De- CCrte &p&;e 80 ce eh.&n
cs:2s cerzm0rias. Nuca2s dig las rs4-
ms ,de los nue9os c:Id&Ganos 5ril.a&G@n
lie cnruaiasrmu al t~iiarse en- 5& h@mj5e-
IA, mienaras CON la maToo Gerorha en-
alro jmraban prdtejsr sienrpre &C. sobe-
ramia dc los Estado5 Un5dos- Ell 1sD
ae le hanacra I'm las sesi@nes tie =se
TRIBUNAL, d9-ld2 Sc Tanc1lam LAS peticso-
=.es, fu@ &rreglado por el AGman1stra-
dor tie C2r-Dns de tRstz. clGGad. s@G5uT
%eo1Ee d. .ArmEztcad, CON el C&pitIn
Harry B. Jordan, Cnnaniance del Ar
9enal.
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FL policia &emcumb IcrasD6 la
n0cne del IHneS i hit laefgaro que Guor-
taba mn aObrrtodo con ri mom.bsr DIE
Z. Il. PIairc~ THmJicm se Ne eacVn-
taD al meg@o una piS.0Ga catE@da-
D@ad1 haze gfa.@3as asmanas. eI se-
ao- Pruit. iaab!a 4ado a4:iso a De- 20
ErIa &aI e&rlaTio lie MN saco y T1&rGa.a
alrIas de fGego, de las cuales alganas
EueT@u ~recog6daa por los determines
de .a CASA del aegno. el DUG fgsG iGen-
lificad@ rom1o ua EaNeG'o Que ope!a:ra
en .a& tien&as tel centric.
Dos catallos X dos bogues fueron
roh&ydos t. lunes dr Ia c@.-@ de f4pGs-
non. rer.4 de DO de SANTA Naria, SIN
Que hs4sta IA fecha So h2ya GaGao ron
los ~G1daonGs. = los que "a les sagu@ Ia
pis-& ia p~o4ic:a-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-22
e DE NAFLDAD.

Hoy Z las s5ete de Ga noche se ex-
pomdra an los saI1nes DE- La escnela
8umin6ral Gle Ia Prlnl@ra Iglesia Pres
b:uHriara De esra riutad. a lbs IainCs
que q e!l2 concIrreng LII IbOnIt0 AZ
bel de Noel, ca-gado d. iugnetas.
Una hora dsspues Sc rsunig2n en-
el m5srgo lO-lI Los miemo-@s :nn@E Ar
tigu2s de esa igbeEia- = Paasar' Um@s
cuanras koras de &spansfm5nn:o, Er2ra
In qle SO ir& p~reparaGo un se@cl!to 4Eo
grarna, ~c0rsisbente Ell iugE1s die s2-
-on e "a antigua us2nga, carahio Ge
1eE2l0s 6e navi&ad, Etr- Sc se-Ti-an
1efrRscns a Ens lnTGtados.
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E.ass r. EfFREI11A.
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LOS ETAMIMArNCRES.

FL ex;lmen DE- Ins p~et5c5onaria5 Y ode
Dos testlg0s, fue llerado i cabo Por
NJ H. Antnane, ezCamanador de mG-
ruraliza8os, pna~sidiertso @se acto el
Juez 1iaxeg-
Dos pe~-1c6nnEs Eiuenon desecha&as
7 S'eiHtiNna ~s!gularOn SUI rnrso.
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T%FfsRhH AG.Elt% LIlGAI..


2. Hobby, dulants las z-ps srmaEas
,que dugrG So alto encaTgo-
Los pef1Runes De ~lIegaron al Shsr-
lift John WI. "T5bin eyer en- la EGG-
iia.na, 2 n hoGa er qGle -ns r~nGult@d0s
andaman en stas faenas caot5dianas:
IDero esa misma rarde les romNnEcU
.a hrena nlava a. los iutersa@dos,
Dcntana0los Ell l5bertad.
Los agracia4os Com ea iraiulro soG
r. II. Eiarza = Anton1o E~spobedo, qae
autas f.nerUn sentenciad2s por IA Cor
IL Criminal del C1ndado-
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REGISTED CTFGL-
Deiur uc S.

En el n4rmero &l$ DE- Ia Gale de
Bowie, falleci6 la. sefi0ra e. e. Her
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1egno-ra%ia-
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gsios de eaad. Eausa: pneumonia
Elm e. lis de ia caile de HILL, Elge,
mia Easqucz, de- % amos DE eaad.
tlTausa: hern0rragia~
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The Detroit times., 1915-10-21
TAPPAN SCHOOL.
noDcER sC1IEDEL. Chief Edi

RODGER sCI'IEDEL. Chief Editor
The Tappan school played it's FIRST
soccer game Saturday. defeating this
Maybury school by score OF 2 10 0
The lineup was "a follows: Henry
King, captain; Theodore Titus
Joseph Lima, Harry Boehmer
George McCarty, Leonard Burns
Charlie Monce. Jim McAlplne. Rob
ert White. lsidore Heller. Harold
LiIeman and Charles Stapleton.
The two goals were made by 10
seph Lima and George Macarthur
two OF our regular players.
The Houghton school will play
the Tappan school next Friday, and
we hope that they are not any
stronger than the Maybury school
team.
Miss Gleason. the singing teacher
visited the grammar grades last
week.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-21
CONDOR JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL.

The Condor high is trying 10 form
an orchestra. and hope It will he q
success.
Miss Holmes. OF the Gillies school.
visited us this morning.
Frieda Spalter, OF this school.
came from Russia about rs months
ago She is very smart girl, and
can speak the -.nglish language
very we'll. She also speaks five 9th
or languages
The following pupils OF room &
deserve honorable mention in arith.
metic: Frieda Spalter. Rudolph
Koesin, Violet Lardie. Esther Mar
quette. Phyllis Harm gton. Harriet
Gum, Wilhelmina Lewis, Rose Kra-
jewski. Ethel Schultz, Georgianna
Sedlecky. Rose Stomber, Jessie
Ouellette. Anna Prucha, Hazel Sa-
wartz. Mildred Spaulding. Doris
Weir, Irene Ripe. Esther Rator.
Alice Schenkel. rrieda stephan and
Francis Titus.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-21
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL
BRUCE BOOTH. Chief Editor.
Norman Mccormack. Assistant,

sherman mousse has completed It's
election and the List OF offls -rs fol
lows: President, J. A. MARKS. frst
vicepresident, n. A. Gleason. sec
ond vicepresident, z Isbell, third
vice-president. D. Hill fourth vice
president. II. Miller; secretary. c.
Kaufman; treasurer. W. Little. A
committee OF 8. Macarthur. f. Han
son and ~ Mccormick has been ap-
pointed for decorating the house
The swimming and gymnasium
classes have been delayed this term
owing 10 alterations In the locker
rooms and tank An entrance has
been put In from the outside OF the
building so that II will be possible
for the manv teams that use North
western field to come into the lock.
er room without coming through the
gymnasium The boys showers
have been put in the boys locker
room. so that the teams will here
after not have to go into the gym
nssinm for any purpose The tank
was declared unsanitary by the
Board OF Health, an this had 20 be
remedied. The alterations are now
nearly complete and before long.
classes will be meeting as usual.
All summer, men have been at
work. improving the grounds about
the school. A 30foot walk has been
built 10 the main entrance and
smaller walks to the other en-
frances. They are now grading and
seeding the lawn about the build.
ing and we are hoping that next
summer the grounds will look bet
ter than they did this
The reserves were given signals
and strengthened by tho addition
OF first team cast.offs during the
week. They played their FIRST game
Saturday afternoon. taking on the
Central reserves IA a preliminary
IN the Central-Toledo scrap. The
The Detroit times., 1915-10-21
DUFFIELD SCHOOL
FRED w. BRADLEY. cA,.s Edss.

FRED W. BRADLEY. CAtef Edfs~N
on Friday morning the score IL
newcomb. on the boys aide. was /!
to 10. scored by rooms D and z.
On Friday morning, the room
girls had their cooking lesson. Tnsy
made poached eggs on toast
Some OF the BIZ manual trainint
boys have started 10 make theii
bread boards, having finished thu
fy-swntter. Likewise some OF the
A.s having finished the hatrack. are
making a nail-hox.
Miss BALDWIN. supervisor OF
physical training. visited the schoo
this week.
The soccer teams are busiiy prao
ticing every day and some fns
scores have been made.
Our school has larger atten
dance than last year.
on Friday evening. Albert Jones
OF room ID. celebrated his twelfth
birthday. by giving party at his
home. Some Of the Duffield chill
dren were invited. and everybody
was given a good time, Harry Dot
lar. who now goes to high school
but used TO go TO the Dufylelc
school. also was there.
On Saturday. the Dufield soccer
team played the Capron team. The
score was | TO |
The Detroit times., 1915-10-21
TROOP NO. 23.
THEODORE ROBINSON. chief Editor
4 IL L.

THEODORE ROBINSON. Chief Editor
II was 10 o'clock Sunday morning
when 20 scouts gathered at the hall.
all prepared for a hike. Herman
Uday our acting scoutmaster said
We were to have a hare and hound
chase Scouts Schriber and Uday
each took 10 scents. Scout Uday
took his 10 men and started for the
car. laying his first trail on Wood
ward and Highest. SO Mr.. Uday's
10 men boarded a Woodward Log
Cabin car rs minutes later Scout
Schiiber and his new men would fol
low the others up.
The first ten men left the car at
Log Cabin Park and went east, max.
ing trails with chalk so that the
other 10 could follow up the chalk
marks.
The first 10 scouts went through
fields farms, woods, aud houses lay.
ing trails. After all hours work OF
laying trails wo decided to 20 on the
west side OF Woodward We walked
about a quarter OF mile until we
came 10 farmers wood pile. Here
our leader told Us TO hide behind the
wood pile. while he and scout
climbed a large pine tree TO see IL
the other scouts were coming, and,
IL just happened TO be that they
were coming. although we thought
that they would ge. lost
They were quarter OF mile be.
hind us and 30 Mr.. Uday, our leader.
told US to go back In the woods and
hide until he came with the other
scouts. So We went in the woods
and waited until Mr.. uday came
with Schribcr and his scouts. We
all met In tao middle OF Palmer
Park woods. and mess call was
sounded, for Il was noon and we
made IRE and cooked our meals.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-21
CAPRON SCHOOL.
sroLARsKy. Chief Es
tor.


Miss Fotted. or room Y, did no
come TO school Tuesday on account
OF sickness. Miss Burns took care
OF her room I'LL a substitute couls
be gotten.
Miss Killing. OF room X, and Mist
Phidaman, OF room G. excused theil
children at recess time Tuesday OF
account OF a teachers meeting.
Miss Killing is giving silver star
TO oil the children In her room. whs
have perfect marks on their aritn
metic, language or spelling papers
The children who have the mos
perfect papers viii receive prizes
Teams four and one of the girli
played n game of newcomb Wednes
day. Team four winning. the score
being 20 To 10.
Girls newcomb teams OF CaproS
school. Teams and played u
80, THURSDAY afternoon.
Captains Teams Score
Leona Esser ,,,,,...... u
Trieda Halsig ,,,.,.,.. i
Miss Sefert and Miss Burns reat
OF our marks for our examinations
Monday.
Our first months examinations
took Mace Thursday,
Report cards come out Tuesday
The children OF the Caprca VII
make up" and start doing some
work after they see their eards.
Louis i.ix passed from Miss Prud
denis room To Miss Footed's room
/ Miss V. Mccall visited room \, O
the Capron school. on Friday after
noon.
( Rooms A and b played newcomo
room 4 winning, the score being 8
to ~
Room r had spelling and arithms
tic examinations.
The pupils from room q who we're
neither absent nor tardy this tern
are; James Messina. BenA Gallo
3 Isabella Bonahoom. Jena Catalonis
Sara Patterson, Pauline Forchine
| Elmer Schults Gertrude GLASS. Ed
ma Cell. Bessie Eslz and LEM
Magma
Room q received their rspor
cards on Tuesday. Oct. 10.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-21

W1lloughby. director. and Caro-!
Roehm. sergeant-at-arms.
The Nature club has elected It's
officers for the term. VIM. Irank
will act as president. Nj. Doench as
vice-president, Carol Rhoem as sec
rotary. and May Hunter as treas
urer.
A very interesting exhibit was
given by the Nature club IN the
botany conservatory on Sept IS.
There are not many veterans on
the ". H. 8. team this year. but the
few that We have are playing hard.
The nrst game OF the season was
played ~ Windsor with the Wind
sor team. The score was 1910 In
favor OF Western. The second game
was played At Royal Oak with the
Royal Oak team. The score was
100 in favor Of Western. Fridays
Eame we are not 80 proud OF. but
will never let II happen again.
Western was defeated by Pontiac,
IS 70 0. after q hard fight IN the
nrst half OF the game during which
time neither side had scored any
points.
Beginning with the third quarter.
however. Pontiac began her smash
ing attacks coupled With the old
style OF the game, and no time did
II seem "a n Western would have
a chance 70 win the game.
Western defeated Pontiac very
decisively last year. and IL was be
lieved that the team could do the
same thing this year. but something
slipped.
Roth played the best for Western,
while Pontiac's individual star was
Osmun.
The only successful forward pass
OF the game was made BY Western
and gained 30 yards.
Western plays Central Thursday
afternoon. and although Western
lost to q weaker team last Saturday,
Il would not be surprising 10 see
the Cowboys held Central. or even
the almost impossible and beat
them.
The summary OF the Pontiac
game IL as follows.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-21
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ABE xATH.v.oy. ch,.s Ea,,,,

ABE NATHANsOS. Ch,~f Editor.
Clara Rothberr a student OF the
AS class OF the Washington school
has moved ont Of the district and
she will not attend the Washington
school She was a good scholar.
Room d has the book for which
they sought The Little Coioners
Hero" II took them two weeks to
get this book.
Miss Coleman. the physical train
ing teacher. visited many rooms OF
the Washington school. Tuesday
morning She will complete her
visit Wednesday. Oct. 20. The pos
lures OF rooms G.. d. X and p are
as follows: 30 per cent. IS per cent,
80 per cent. IS per cent.
The eighth grade OF the Washing.
ton school wishes games 81 base
ball or football from any team
In the city under IL
The B.s grade OF the Washington
school are writing letters TO James
". Riley, whose birthday was cele-
brsted about one week ago. The
pupils are very glad to be able to
write 70 such noted man.
Auserita Brennan, former secre-
tary OF the Junior Civic League at
the Washington school. has been
transferred % different school
while Louis Goodman. president,
hat resigned a new election
OF officers will DO held Al our next
meeting Friday.
The soccer team will practice
Thursday afternoon az they have a
game with the Belleviews. The
game Will be played on the Belle
view grounds Saturday. on account
Of the lark Of space at the wash.
lngton school
The Detroit times., 1915-10-21
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
HAROLD BERG. Chief Editor.

Eastern again suffered defeat
when II met Monroe at Mack park
last Friday. Had Eastern been rep
resented by any experienced team
on the gridiron the little Indians
would not have suffered an III TO Z
defeat that was administered by
Monroe.
Even one experienced man could
have reversed the figures had he
been used NJ quarter. Coach Rem
ington could MOI expect much more
from q bunch OF youngsters display
ing their nrst football talent. Meth
er Bridge nor Lowther who divided
tho holm work between them pos
sesses much OF \ football head aud
so Eastern's chances were smashed
right there. Wrong plays were cali
ed time and time again, When a
forward pass should have been used,
line buck was called for and vice
versa Plays that had the visitors
guessing were uncovered just long
enough 10 acquaint the crowd with
I AAAt ldNl AuaN AlAN l1fNA OAAtA VIZ .
fair repertoire OF formations Once
with the bah on the courtyard line
and after d shift play had succeeded,
a forward pass was called aud fail
Ell. touchdown resulting In the
fourth period two successful shift
plays netted eight yards through
Monroe's line. They we're pushed
back into the box. however. and uot
tried again, when touchdown
would have given Eastern the game.
These shifts were about the only
plays which penetrated the line
from down the river, no" ever. as
the heavier forward wall repulsst
all efforts of the Detroiters 20 break
through and usually nailed the man
behind the line Occasionally either
Murchison or Riley (the latter being
new man and who looks like good
football materlah. we've able 20 Sriz
sic through for couple % feet
Eastern line held so miscrd6ly
however, tha. IL was hopeless 20 at
tempo to send man through. Ne
interference was furnished the man
with The ball and Captain Durbar
Of Monroe, managed 20 break
through The locals from his center
position. about nine times out of cen
and tackle the man behind his line
Of scrihmaEe Eastern did show a
ct OF speedy lacks. but the H. ID
as slippery and their wide end
runs ,aii-G rrlUen'ly when the men
slipped 20 the ground 50 slow vas
The line. that no interference was
given. the backs who weren't Cril,d
upon 10 carry the bsll didn't appear
- know what To- dc
'rhe Indians tackled fairly we'll
bI' 5hOwcd up poorly, with an oc
casional exception OF course. when
they should have blocked. Mcnioe
VAS particularly coed in bios kins
and were also hard tacklcrs Most
OF the tine after being blocked. no
tackle was required. The Indians
we're the first 10 score. Murchison
intervening forward pass and
dash!ng IS yards for the score. in
the middle OF the FIRST quarter
Spurrier kicked the goal Monroe's
touchdown also came in the first
quarter as the result OF & forward
pass. left end Rehringeg hasng
stabbed dandy toss and zig-zagged
his way from the middle OF the field
10 the score. The soal was missed
I,ineuua and summary.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-21
)RAMATIC
CLUBS FORMED
IN CENTERS

rbs playground children attend
~ ~ Euissl library center have
nnleed : dramatic club. and have
1utsa Ne following ofncers: Pres
- Ll11ias esrba; vics-presidsnt.
80 NEWMAN: SECRETARY. Esther
$500: treasurer. Veronica Boni-
wOkL This club VIII DO under
80 Ouoorv1sion Of the recreation
Z nlooioa. With Miss Lottis Nc
nrunott b charge. The club pro
0oD - i've little entertainments
Z - tire % time. TO which the
&o1o = cordially invited. The rol
GD0 Deogsam viii be presented
~ yS31Ay. Oct ~. ct 1850 .. m:
ooeoing song. Good Evening"
yEuand children; folk dance.
AoD c. Diamonds." little girls: dia-
$3.50. "susanna's Illness" ave
dC(oDs piano solo. Woodland
G1noos.s Vivian Des IAurier; foik
nos. German Peasant" Colonial
)oD glyis; exercise. Tho Little
<rto1ass." 10 girls: hoop drill. IL
Ds folk dance. "Tautoli." 10
1f11: soag. Harvest Time" play
un1 sAiidrsa; folk dance. "Os
M1As Colonial club girls: dramat
Gn4 s0lesping Beauty" Is chill