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urday, but he was taken Ill suddenly
the Tuesday before.
Mrs. H. O. Clarke of St Louis. for
merly OF Omaha, came up this week for
the Paterson Pickens wedding. She was
at the Fontenelle until yesterday. when
she returned to her home
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evarts and the
Misses Comstock went to Sioux City for
the wedding Of their brother, Mr. Royal
Comstock. and Miss Esther Smith OF
that city on Wednesday evening.
Mrs John Morton OF Douglas, Wyo..
who was the guest of Mrs. T. f. Doyle.
left Friday for Indianapolis. where her
children are in school. She will visit
Mrs. Doyle again on her way home.
Miss Hazel Lerch of Deadwood, S. d.
arrived Saturday to be present at the
graduation OF her friend, Miss Gertrude
Read, from the Omaha High school
Miss L,earch will be the guest of Miss Read
until after the Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clair lie Grove, Mrs. Samuel Hall
and Mrs. F. w. Bates motored to Ken.
nard. Neb., Friday and spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs Adams. They were
Joined there by Mr. and Mrs. JameI
Sairusen of De Bolt, former residents Of
| Kennard.
DR.. and Mrs. Matson, Mr.. Charles Mat
son and Miss Gretchen Matson left FOL
Madison, Wis. Saturday evening to b.
present at the commencement exercisei
of the University of Wisconsin. wher,
Mr.. Donald f. Matson will graduate will
high honors from the agricultural do
psrtment.
Mrs. Draper Smith returned Thursda!
from attending the conference OF the Ma
tional Suffrage association In Chicago
which opened Monday at the La Sail
hotel Mrs. w. Z. Burnley of Lincoll
and Mrs. Dietrich. wife OF the ex-gov
ernor were the other two Nebraska rep
resentatives at the conference.
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Personal Mention.

Miss LoeIa Harris will return Sunday
morning from Wellesley college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoxie Clarke expect to
leave for the east this evening.
Mrs. Laura A. Bird is taking a rest
cure at the Presbyterian hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hosford spent
a few days in Moline this last week.
Mrs. j. +. Carpenter and Miss Carpen-
ter returned Friday from four months in
California.
Mrs. John c. Gown left Sunday TO visit
her son and his wife, Captain and Mrs.
w. b. Gown. at Douglas, Ariz.
Mr.. Herman Jobst, who has completed
his sophomore year at the University Of
Illinois, is expected home today.
Mr.. A. ]. Love. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Bruett and Mr. p. Redfield are regis.
tered at the Films hotel in Excelsior
Springs.
Mr. Joseph BaIdrige is stopping with
his brother. Mr. Howard Baldrige. and
Mrs. Baldrige. during his Wife's absence
in the east.
Mrs. L. b. Wilson, who underwent an
operation the first Of the week at the
Wise Memorial hospital is reported as
doing nicely.
Mr.. Torrey Everett OF Pasadena. Cal,
arrived this week in Council Bluffs. called
here by the illness OF hts mother. Mrs
Horace Everett
Mr.. r. r. Kimball. who has been crit
ically IN at the home OF his mother. Il
/ slightly better today. Mr.. Kimball anS
his family. with his mother and sister
had planned to go TO California last Sat
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The meeting will be called to order
promptly at 70 o'clock, and Il will be fol-
lowed by a luncheon given in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. weisner. All club members
and their husbands are cordially invited.
The supreme meeting of the White
Shrine was held in Milwaukee June 1 and
4, inclusive. This was the twen.y-first
annual meeting OF this association and
fifteen states. besides Canada, were rep
resented. making a total attendance OF
$50 members.
At this meeting twelve charters were
issued and Malva Shrine No. 2 OF Omaha
received its charter. At the regular meet
ing Thursday evening of this week at
the Masonic Temple the officers will be
installed. The next meeting of the SUI
preme White Shrine will be held In st,
Louis In May, 1916.
The Benson r, L. S. club will hold its
regular session at St Demands hall on
Thursday afternoon. After the business
meeting a card party will be held
The Benson Baptist Circle will meet at
TIE home OF Mrs. j. " Starrett Thursday
afternoon. The program postponed from
last week will be given at this meeting.
The Civic Federation OF Mothers Clubs
was entertained Thursday afternoon az
luncheon at the Atlantic dairy. The dairy
products were served at the luncheon.
after which the guests inspected the
plant.
The next regular meeting OF this club
will be held at the home of Mrs. King In
Benson Thursday. June "a. The club will
continue its meetings all through the
summer, holding them at the different
parks of the city.
! The meeting of the White Shrine club
| will be held Thursday evening. June IS
at the Masonic Temple.
There will be a meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
Thursday at p. m. at the home OF Mrs.
Carl Brock, 1914 South Fifty-sixth street
Mrs. McKitrick will address the club.
The installment of the officers OF the
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Wedding Plans.

The wedding of Miss Jessie NJ. Pierson
and Mr.. Arthur r. Mitchell will be
celebrated Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock
at the Calvary Baptist church.
Mrs. r r. Heyden sister Of the bride,
will be the matron of honor.
Mr.. Lampman will play the wedding
march, and the Misses Clara Siefken and
Il. Yeoman will sing during the ceremony.
Mr. Yeoman and eight of the bride 5
friends will be ushers.
The young couple will leave the same
evening at Yoland, Colo.
Miss Pierson is a graduate of the class
Of 1908 of the Omaha High school and for
the last three years has been a teacher
in the public schools of Benson. Both
Miss Pierson and Mr.. Mitchell are Popular
members OF the Carter Lake Country
club set and they will be at home after
July i5 in their new bungalow at Carter
lake.
The wedding of Miss Winifred Mach
daughter of Mrs. John Mach, ana Dr
Kenneth McMartin will be celebrated
June 30 at the home of the bride.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Clinton
and Mr.. Claude Miller will take place
Wednesday evening. June 80.
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In and Out of the Bee Hive.

Miss Mary Johnston is expected nome
from Oberlin Sunday.
Mr.. John l.. Kennedy went east Tues
day evening for short trip
Miss Ruth Hitchcock has arrived from
Washington to join her parents, Senator
and Mrs. Hitchcock,
DR.. and Mrs. ]. P. Lord, accompanied
by Miss Louise Magoe of Chicago, left
Thursday for California, to be gone until
the first of August.
Mrs. Stanley NJ. Rosewater left Friday
evening for a visit with her parents
Judge and Mrs. A. V. McAlvay, at her
home In Lansing. Mich.
Mrs. Howard V. Benewa. who has been
the guest of friends and relatives in this
city for several months. returned yes
terday to her home in Denver.
Mrs. 3urcher B. Baldwin and son
leave Tuesday morning 20 join Mr.. Bald
win on a ranch near Morning. Neb. Later
they plan to go to New York City.
Mrs. Dexter L. Thomas left yesterday
for Syracuse, N. Y, to visit he son,
Warren Thomas Mrs. Thomas expects
TO visit at several other places before
her return
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Fort have been
stopping at the Fontenelle. They came
over from Chicago to take their daugh-
ters, Henrietta and Louise, home from
Brownell Hall.
Mrs. L. Z. Sterricker and small daugh-
ter. Martha, left Thursday evening for
New York City, to visit Mrs. Sterricker
sister, Mrs. II. II. Chaplin. They will
spend some time at the Chaplin cottage
at Lake Conesius.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barrouclough and
son, George, left this morning for Sar
Francisco 10 visit the exposition. They
will return by way of Los Angeles, Salt
Lake City, Ogden and Denver, arriving
home some time in July.
Mrs. George A. Hoagland and Mrs.
Warren Switzler left a few days ago
for a visit with Mr.. Hoagland at his
cottage on Lake jefferson. MINI. Mr..
Switzler left Friday 20 Join the party
for a few days fishing.
Mrs Edward Walsh left for Portland,
Ore, the first OF the week, where she
will be the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Elizabeth Mccoy, formerly Of this city
Mrs Walsh; in company with her sister
will visit the California expositions
Catalina Island and Honolulu before hel
return TO Omaha.
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For Miss Clinton.


The Misses Julia and Teresa Kopitz
entertained at dinner Monday evening,
complimentary to Miss Margaret Clinton,
who will be married June 80. Those
present were
Misses Misses
Mary Keegan, Helen Cavanaugh,
Gertrude Sullivan Jennie Lichnosay,
Marie Indaey, Margaret Clinton
Mrs. A. Kopitz.
A surprise party and linen shower was
given Friday evening by the Misses Ida
Bauer and n. Parlas in honor of Miss
Clinton Those present were:
Misses Misses
Josephine Carew, Ida Morgan.
Katherine McKaughrNen Peterson,
Helen Carney, Pearl Hahl,
Tommie Parlis. Mary Clinton,
Clara Scheshy, Anna Plaskur.
Miss M. Fisher.
Miss Helen Cavanaugh and Miss Marie
Meary gave a miscellaneous shower on
Tuesday evening in honor Of Miss Mar
garet Clinton, a June bride. The evening
was spent in music and games and the
guests included:
Misses Misses
ELLEN Donahue. Gertrude Sullivan,
Grace Gross, Mary Keegan,
Mary Clinton. Ruth Gross,
Frances Hailmebber, Blanch Nallwebber,
Rose Mahoney, Ella Mahcney,
Helen Brennan,
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What
Women Are
Doing in the World
Club Calendar.


wEDNEsDAY-woma Club of the
Railway Mail Service. annual party,
Miss Nora Fritzhoff. hostess
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the White
Shrine club at Masonic Temple; Ben
son Railway Mail Service club, regular
session at st. Bernard's hall: Benson
Baptist Circle. afternoon party, Mrs.
j. V. Starnett. hostess.
FRIDAY-The Benson club OF the Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union, ken
sington at the home of Mrs. IL. j,
Grove.
Mrs. Thomas Ingersoll, one of the state
officers of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution from Minnesota. will ar
rive Tuesday on the real estate special
from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Wells, chairman OF the art COM
mission of the Minneapolis Federation of
Women's Clubs and former state regent
of the Daughters of the American hevo-
luton. will be a visitor in Omaha this
week.
The Benson Women's Christian Tenn
perance union Will be entertained at a
kensington Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. IL. j. Grove. 81 Park avenue.
The Woman's Club of the Railway
Mail Service will hold its annual meeting
and election OF officers Wednesday. June
16. at the Seymour Lake Country club
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COLLEGE SET is RETURNING
Some with Their Diplomas and Some
with the Poise of Year on
College Campus.
PLANS ARE MADE FOR THEM
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was the maid Of honor and was gowned
in pale green crepe de chine.
Mr.. e. II. Doran. brother OF the groom.
Was best man.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
brides parents and the same evening
reception was given in their honor.
MIR. and Mrs. Doran will reside I'm
Omaha. The young couple received many
handsome gifts of cut glass
The wedding of MIR. Albert 5. Sandwich
and Miss Pauline Engleman was cele-
brated at the Chamberlain hotel in Des
Moines, Ia, Tuesday. June S, at o'clock
D. m. A large number of out-of-town
friends attended and many affairs were
given in Des Moines in their nonor.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. David Sandwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Polsky.
Misses Misses
Bess Sandwich, Becky Poska-
Elizabeth Sandwich, Rose Poska,
Ruth Polsky, Frances Kline.
Messrs.- Messrs.-
Earnie Kline, Max Katleman.
Abe Byron Phillip Byron,
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Summer Homes Opening.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c, Nash viii open
their summer home. ''Nashwood," north
of Florence. this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles c. Allison will go
out TO "Rosemere." their summer home,
the last Of the week. when their daugh-
ter, Miss Grace. will DE at homo from
Manhattanville, in New York City.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

Misses
For the Future.

The card party to have been given by
the Fedilus club on Wednesday after
noon has been postponed until Thursday
afternoon, June "a 1t will be given at
the hall on Thirty-ninth and Webster
streets
The choir of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd will entertain the members Of
the parish and their friends at a musicale
Wednesday evening at the homo Of Mrs.
Thomas A. Fry. In honor OF Miss Carol
MARRIOTT. organist and choir director.
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stork Special.

A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Raese at So1 South Twenty-eighth street.
Thursday.
A son was born on Thursday TO Mr..
and Mrs J. w. Murphy. The latter was
formerly Miss Ceeelia McCaffrey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

Mrs. Ethel Mick; Electra" Miss Kate
Craig.
Mrs Viola Hart was elected warder
and Francis NJ. Pond sentinel
Tho ORGANIZATION meeting OF the 7. F..
q. sisterhood was held Thursday after
noon az the home OF MRS. w r. Wood
ward. Mrs. BERTHA Cox Hughes Of South
Omaha. past state president and Mrs.
Travis Of Piattsmouth. second vice presi-
dent Of the state. were present at the
meeting,
The following officers were elected for
the coming year: Miss Mason, president;
Mrs. George Leuhoff vice president;
Mrs. Grout, recording secretary; Mrs.
| Maurno cnhoff I<ilgore, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Menold, treasures; Mrs.
Cameron, chaplain; Mrs RiN guard.
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For Bridal Party.

Mrs r. F. Heyden entertained at lunch
con Saturday at her home in honor Of
Miss Jessie Pierson and her bridal party.
The table had for a centerpiece a minia-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13
La Icos Club Party.

A meeting OF the La Icos club was held
al the home of Miss Ethel Anderson
Friday evening. when the semi-annual
eIe ction of officers took place. Mr.. Mark
sohwerin was chosen president, Quito
EDDY vice president. Gladys Shamp sec
rotary, Lester Hansen treasurer Paul
Hungate and Alice Carr sergeant-at-arms.
The club, will hold an outing at the Elk
horn Rod and Gun club on June 20. Those
v,.,aaapt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

Apartments, flats. nVuSes ana cottages
can be rentcdouickly and chesply by
Bee For Rent
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Daffy Dill Club Party.

Mrs. Thomas Cochran gave the annual
dinner for the Daffy Dill Luncheon club
Thursday afternoon at her home. Spring
flowers decorated the table. Mesdames ].
Reiter, J. Douglas. c. Miller and Miss
Selma Lubee were the guests OF the club.
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Mesdames-
Sherman Peticolas,

Mrs. Louis ]. Hokanson entertained for
Mrs. Dahlgren Of Wakefield, Neb.. who
is the guest of Mrs. August Olson. Pink
and white peonies were used as the table
decoration and covers were placed for:
Mesdamee- MesdameS-
Compton. Nelson,
Dahigren Anderson,
ADJUST Olson. A. Il. Nelson.
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This present vera
Informal Luncheon.

Mrs. z. w. Hickok and Mrs. c. B.
Watson entertained at luncheon Friday
at the home OF Mrs. Hickok for Mrs. Jere
Mosher and her mother. Mrs. L. C. Park
of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher will
leave the last Of the month to make
their home in Minneapolis. Roses were
used for decorating and the guests in
Cluded:
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Children's Party.

Mrs. Joseph B. Fradenburg gave
children's party Friday afternoon at her
home in celebration of the seventh BIRTH
day Of her daughter. Miss Elizabeth Lee
Fradenburg. The children present were:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-13

The meeting will be called to order
promptly at 70 o'clock, and It will be fol-
lowed by a luncheon given in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. Weisner. All club members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
ORAL HYGIENE WEEK

This week is being devoted by the municipal
authorities of New York 20 an educational
campaign on the PROPER CARE OF THE
TEETH
Notice through the week the prominence
given to TOOTHBRUSH DRILLS by the
pupils Of the public schools-snd to the SAM
TARY CARE OF the brush
KOLYNOS is the nainstay Of great ma
iority Of the oral hygiensts and dental ex-
perts. because it DISIN F rs THE
TOOTH BRUSH AS WELL AS THE
MOUTH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27

FRIDAY will TOOTH BRUSH DAY. in the public schools of Ne
York City 1t will be the elimination of WHOLE WEEK devot
showing school children the Importance of PREVENTIO
OF TOOTH DECAY AND DISEASE IN THE MOUTH.
oral hygiene education New York leading
country. y
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bers of the battalion were given in
struction in loading and firing. This
drill was under the direction of Chief
Gunner's Mate jackson.
Chief Quartermaster Slater took the
members of the quartermasters' branch
and the signal boys and set up signal
stations in the drill hall. There they
were taught how to send and receive
signals by the numerous methods used
in the navy. Flags were used, as well
as the two arm semaphore and wig
wag systems.
Those members of the battalion not
in any Of these classes were put
through infantry drill under the direc-
ton of Ensign Locklin.
day night will be given over to bat
TALON drill in infantry movements.
The entire battalion will leave the
armory at the foot of Water and Q
streets southwest shortly after
o'clock in full marching order, and will
proceed to 6th street and Missouri ave-
nue.. where the divisions will be turned
over to the commanders for a brief
period in company movements. Later
the battalion will be assembled. ana
under the command of Commander
Joseph A. Dempf, will be put through
a battalion drill.
The report of the Gill board of the
navy composed of officers of the reg
ular navy and the naval militia, and
which provides the schedule of ex-
aminations for officers and enlisted
men of the naval militia, has been ap-
proved by Secretary Daniels.
Copies of the report in typewriter
form have been sent to the command
ing officers of the various naval militia
organizations and the inspector-ln :
structors assigned to these organiza-
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Schools

college sororities, in deciding not to
accept as members of college sororities
girls who belong to high school So
rorities. was discussed by Mrs. c. 3.
Borchard in an address to the girls of
Central Monday morning.
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More than 200 persons were present
at reception and musical given at the
Peabody School Friday evening under
the auspices of the Mothers Club. In
the receiving line were Mrs. l.. S. Doten
president of the club; Mrs. Giles Scott
Mothers; Miss Mary Awkward. princi-
pal of the school. and Mrs. H. S. Nc
Kinley. vice president of the club.
In addition to music by an orchestra
several numbers were contributed by
Miss Hutchens. on the flute: Mr.. Bright
and Henry Weber. violinists. Mrs
William B. Bayles was general chair
man, and Mrs. Henry knoch had charge
of the entertainment.
Other committees were composed as
follows: Refreshments. Mesdames j. n
| Morris, chairman; F. B. Colonna. A. K
Wine, G. A. Wood. G. NJ. Roberts, Will
| liam H. Aspinwall. n. r. Olifas. II. S
| Mckinley, J. N. Saunders and F. w
Braden; decorations, Mesdames c. J
Stockman, chairman: r. Thomas, D. 6
Maxley and r. c. Mitchell
The hall was decorated in spring
| flowers. Refreshments were served.
Talks by the teachers are to be a
| feature of the final meeting of the
season of the Franklin-Thomson Home
and School Association, to be held in
| the Thomson School Tuesday. evening
at 7:45 o'clock. The principal, c. X
Finckel, is to make the opening ad-
Dress Musical numbers are to be fur
nished under the direction of Mrs c. "
| Byram. acting director of music in the
schools.
Addresses were made by Mrs. Ellis
Logan. Miss Lydia Burklin and Mrs
Giles Scott Rafter at a meeting Of the
Towers Mothers Club Monday after
Miss Lulu Mcintosh gave reading
Refreshments were served.
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That the child is both home and a
school product was asserted by Supt
Ernest l.. Thurston. at meeting of the
citation Friday evening.
so much more is expected of the
schools today that there is danger OF
! the home forgetting its responsible
| and will accept more and more re-
sponsibility, it is but an extension OF
! the home. Parents are still the best
guide of their children. The big
| thought of the schools today is train
ing for citizenship-how to influence
for good every child who passes
| through them. The child's attitude
toward the school is determined largel,
by the parents personal interest in it.
| Prof. W. v. Tunnel spoke on the
home as the unit and foundation OF
society. He urged his auditors to sup
port the teachers of their children
Other speake were Maj. J. E. Walker
supervising principal of the division OF
which the school is part, and Miss F
j. Smith. H. r. Queenan. president OF
the organization, presided.
| Miss Virgie Williams and r. c. Orme
sang Plano solos were played by
Misses Beatriz Chase and E. Carroll
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Plans for a hike by the Business
High College Club are complete. 1t
is 10 be held Thursday afternoon. start
ing from Chain bridge.
Students who are to take part IN
the class night exercises of Central
High School have been selected. Ihey
are: Class historian. Miss Helen Gull
len; poet, Frank Cummings; valedic-
torian, Gerald Weikert; and cast OF
the play. Misses Alice Smith. 1nez
and Lenore Don. and Frank Myers,
Frank Cummings, James Kelley, II. II.
Cohen. Franklin jackson and Stephen
Baldwin.
Cadets of the Mckinley Manual
Training School were feted Friday
evening at the school, this being the
annual cadet night" Dancing was
the principal attraction of the evening.
Refreshments were served.
Pride and Prejudice" Westerns play.
week. SO that there was little time
for anything else.
Alumni of Central High School are
preparing to give a variety" show at
the school Friday 1t will be in the
nature of reunion. number OF
the pupils are also to take part. Plans
ing of the executive committee of the
association at the Franklin School
Tuesday evening. Robert c. Greene,
the president, presided.
Officers of the Business High School
two-year graduating class have been
elected, as follows: President, James
c. Wilkes; vice president. Miss Annie
c. Cromar; secretary. Miss Nina v.
Morgan; treasurer. Wilbur G. Stoverk.
and assistant editor of year book,
Henry F. Bieber.
G. A. Lyon, associate editor of The
making Of a newspaper before the
classes in journalism of Central High
School Friday afternoon.
Chairmen of committees of the fourth
year graduating class of Business
High School have been chosen, as fol-
lows: Executive. Joseph C. McGar-
diplomas, Miss Elizabeth Speiser: mu-
sic. Leroy j. McCarty: decorations.
Thomas Lipscomb: printing, j. Bernard
Mahoney, and public comfort, Harry
Little.
hS ID SShS. SSHli Oh year OOOh, Is
to be sent to the press in the near
future and probably will be out about
the second week in June. 1t Is to con-
tain the pictures of the four cadet
companies, the staff of the Review.
official publication of the school; staff
of The Brecky"; members Of the dra-
matte society; individual pictures OF
members of the class, and a picture of
Principal Emory M. Wilson. Gift R.
Richards is business manager of The
Brecky.' while the editor is Joseph A.
MARI.
Business had an ice cream party"
Tuesday at noon. pupils at the annex
of the school, the Harrison building,
attending.
Action of the Pan Hellenic Society.
composed Of delegates from various