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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-26
Real Estate

THOMPSON-MICKEY REALTY co.
Real estate and loans.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-26
LODGE DIRECTORY

MOSCOW LODGE 871 LOYAL ORDER
Of Moose. Meetings Wednesdays 1t
1880 1t Moose Hail. q. O. Styner,
Dictator; Howard FraEee. Secretary.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-10-26
FOR RENT-Ranches

FOR RENT-70 ACRES NEAR JOEL,
we'll improved, 40 acres in cultiva-
ton, balance pasture. So per acre.
]. w. Estes, 522 N. Main. Phone 18Th.
22tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-1 COOK
stove. 20 heating stoves. different
sizes and make. Idaho Hotel loft
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MISCELLANEOUS

BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR POTA-
toes and apples phone 9268. E. A.
Hendrickson. 2O-5p
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FOR RENT-Houses

house, corner Polk and SITS. In
quire Mark P. Miller. 25tf
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FOR RENT - MODERN SIX-ROOM
house, close in. 1876 Almond ST. 25-7
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FOB SALE-MisceIlaneOus,

used 2 months A bargain. Call
128 South Almond, evenings. 20-5p
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MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE FOR
rent. Inquire 419 E. 9TH ST. Off
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Specials Good For Friday and Saturday
Daddy 'sBedti1ne
How Young
Manu. Giant Became
A Farmer
Adapted from Grimm's Fairy Tales. ]

Gripms Fairy TalesI
= children tired playing daddy told
WV young giant slept while the other on the
working in "Thumblng lay in bed two hours
rdatah is hreakf ast and
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The Beef Eater Hat IS Favorite Among Smart Dresser

found b dani nitvatdi acuwa topri single ionea with wha or in acra charm The cFenhd ar a $ pt [ " d d y h n trimming e he d h one As1nexa and
 
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Going Through Bisbee
 Shops ! Noticed That :"

The new materials for inexpensive dresses for summer wear are violets and marquisettes. The violets are beautiful. with bread stripes of rose with tiny black frettilgs. that would combine handsomely with trimmings of rose taffeta-and the dresden mar quisettes. that only need a small trimming of tiny black ribbon.
 Brown, trimmed with shadings of orange, is a favorite color combina- tion.
 A dainty gown for the young girl is of white tulle. over a pale pink chiffon skirt, and with an opaleseent sequine bodice.
 An evening gown of apricot taffeta is draped with white tulle puffed with pink rose buds. and blue bowknots.
 An airy nothing of a gown is of rose tinged tulle, with a bodice of rose taffeta, and at the left shoulder the strap is of Joffre blue velvet. that ties in a knot and hangs down in front almost to the waist.
 Round and round run stripes of chiffon between rows of soft satin rib. bon to form an afternoon gown. while the bodice is of the same chiffon. rib bon and silver lace.
 Some of the new night gowns have lace trimmed revers, that are held in place by ribbons run through the eye lets.
 Groups of tiny tucks cross each other in, the new boudoir cap of Geor- gette crepe with a satin band near the face
 The Fair displayed a very beautiful afternoon gown at the opening last week-made of navy taffeta and GeOrgette crepe, and embroidered in gold roses. The gown had very full skirt, and the panels down the back and front were embroidered, and the sleeves were of Georgette crepe to match the trimmings of crepe on the skirt.
 Figured crepe de chine is used for Things in the new spring suits.
 For the checked suits, cerise silk and silver button trimmings make a smart costume.
 The Muy Hermoso blouse is the latest. fashioned of red and white Georgette crepe, with Spanish tenden- cies.
 Sand color is popular this season for dresses and suits.
 The blOuses this season are really more beautiful than eyer-made of the handsomest taffets-in colors of dawn. pale pink and silver lavender and sil- yer, peach and gold with trimmings of large novelty pearl buttons, and with the bindings of the material The sheer ones are of Georgette and crepe de chine, elaborately embroidered in beads, and metal threads.
 On the dressy hat. the maline bows soar and are often held down with wreath of tiny silk flowers.
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Burnt ostrich is a new note in hat trimmings.
 Lacquered flowers and foliage are seen on the new hats.
 The new violet shade is very pretty combined with touches of pale pink
 For the smartest summer hat of the season. trim it with blue velvet, blue birds. which are placed around the brim.
 Leather still holds sway, and some of the newest models are Of white leather, cut full. and hanging from the shoulders. and with large pockets and smart belts.
 Checks and stripes are the best combination for street dresses.
 The new diamond check in blue and black crepe de chine, that is be- i ing shown at the Phelps Dodge. will make up handsomely with crimson taffeta for collars and cuffs. The wing draperies on the sides of the evening skirts, continues to be the most favored of draperies. Gay colored cheviots are favored for Country Club suits. Japanese toweling is used for the sport hats.
 Rumor says: Dome fasterns are getting very scarce, and no new ones are being made" Better stock up now.
 Tassels are used a great deal on coats, blouses and gowns.
 A string of colored beads adds such bright touch to your light summery gown. and there are so many pretty and new ones-jade. turquoise, coral and topazes at the stores.
 Flunness makes all the summer gowns.
 Parasols have birds and flowers en- broidered on the inside covering.
 White serge and taffet are favored for the new summer suits.
 White serge and navy satin are a most striking combination for dressy street wear.
 Wide tucks, narrow tucks. gibson tucks for the spring linens.
 Old fashioned fichus continue to be good on the blouses and dresses.
 For an unusual gown, as well as very pretty one, make it of some sheer material, as crepe de chine or organdie, and run rows of ribbon in the skirt for it's trimming. and fashion the blouse with a smart little cape, that covers only one shoulder. and bind it with the ribbon, and have long full sleeves, with ruffle on the arm, that is not covered with the cape. A sash of the wide ribbon to match the trimming, forms the girdle.
 The Kayser coats are very pretty made of the silk jersey in rose. blue, gold and green, with white flannel collars and cuffs.
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jlis question nl embroidery as they do in many other features of fashion. While We see simplicity on one hand. great Geal of Chinese embroidery is tring heralded as the latest Far.s.da note. It would seem as though every possible period were searched for sIg- qcstions for this year style Louis NV Is advocated bv some of the leading designers. Since rhc re.gn of that mo.arch marked the first ii1lomatic relations between French and China. II also brought a1out the intr 1ducl lon cf Chin .se colors and Chinese cTttoid- er.cs The famous Madame Dc Pom Tadour was especially fond oi sl h sumptuous colcring and used II 80 eX- tsrsively that 1t quickly became fashionable fad. It is reappearing in many of the models that are being sent over from the latest opcnin,.. but remember it reappc4rs in tou-hes only. in bit,.
 \ very beautiful gown which gives evidence of the fancy IS made uf Dcas COCK tluc laille silk with typical Chincse cmlr idcry on the front of the blouse
 
 tmbr .idery is executed n a comh.nI- ton f sila floss and iinc beads
 Ire ribbons also are extensively used for trimming in rany new and interesting way-. A really fas-inaiiny summer gown is made of soft silk crepe showing tiny little rosebud designs on a creamy ground. The skirt is simply gathered but with a band of very wide turqu ,ise blue r:b- bon that Is passed down the left of the front and there mitred t9 be carried around the edge of the skirt The bodice is a perfectly simple one q scd at the Lack but with a little full peplum that fails over the skirt. There is no girdle but a little cord os the material at the waist line and with the blue ribbon reappear;nS in the qua mt. rcLas neck and the elbow s'e-vea. S very charming gown of c fp. s;r,pci Tith blue shows ain ful retkerel skirt but with ribbon .f- rrcNinlst tely two inches in width i'm isling the lower edge and arranged in
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i..t lows q intervals. Tho simnlo. fu'l bcd:cc is cl- srd at the back but mad. over net lining. At the iron. the bodice is, oncn for full length and the oiccs are finished and the lining be- necth IS trimmed with insertion of val i3Cc t1 give chrmisettc eTe-t. The neck is the almost straight. half low one that IS familiar in many of the old costumes and he ribbon fq- ishes its ed~es and also finishes the sleeves l. t. arrln efi in nrcttv lit,le bows oyer tho sho1 icrs that accen- tuate the width and erc7dth 3f tle f-ure. There is ;rdlc ol the ribt1l and there is a little nosev of 1uliat cid tine flowers used as finish. 1T VI want to give a s-rart tcu-h 10 a ll- Cerie costume or anvthinr that is i, on the Tin erie order, use $ al .us of the most old-las'ioucd flowers vJI can find. The more closely you co 'ie to the effect oi the bunch that mi Ut have heen gathered in your great grandmother garden the nearcr you Will Ec to success.
 Beads arc used extensively in many interesting ways Little bead uo'ifs are used to finish collars and cg-v.es that are sl genciaiiy Worn.
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RHEUMATISM IS
 EASILY RELIEVED BY 1 CLEANSING TIE BLOOD
s. s. s. Gives Quick Relief by Toning Up the Blood.


 Yes. but howl A natural question The answer is that you must cleanse your blood by stimulating IL 10 healthy. vigorous action. so that it Will throw ofr the germs and impurities tha. cause Rheumatism The action of the wonderful blood purifier. S g. S. Is to practically renew the life blood giving 1t vigor. stimulate the flow. making it shrow out the germs and the poison impurities. The excruciatlng palms or Rheumatism. whether 1t is the shoot agony or muscular Rheumatism. or aching arms and legs that break up sleep. will be entirely relieved 6y & S s. Don't use nostrums and drugs- Take the blood bath-Nature's blood tonic. 6. g. s. Get 1t at any druggists. but insist upon s. s. s Let us sell you about blood diseasesS Send for eookfet. What the Mirror Tells" or If yours is a peculiar case. write Swift Specihc Go. Atlanta. Ga. but begin treatment at once
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

Womans Club dance Tuesday, Mar. 18th.
 Crochet Club, Mar 29, Mrs. Allison.
 St. Johns Guild, Mrs. Hubbard, March 31.
 Twentieth Century Club, Mar 2S.
 l.. s. C.. Mar 2S.
 Anona Club. Mar. 30. WV. c. A.
 Childrens Home Association. AprIl ,, Mrs. Peters.
 Joker Bridge. Mrs Chain, Mar. 31.
 Christian Aid, Mar. 3O
 ecture High School. Mar. 31.
 St. Johns Club, April 3.
 Monday Musicale Club. April 3.
 Doreas Club, Mrs. Richardson, April
 Ladies of Elkdom. Mar 90.
 Py;hian Club. Mrs. King Mar 29
 Pvthian Club card party, Mrs. Yer furth, April 1.
 Mrs. Johnson Vivian of Laurium. Mich is the guest of her daughter Mrs. J. P. Dymock. at Warren.
 Miss Burden of Dubuque. Iowa. is visiting Mrs. Arthur Notman at War ren
 Mrs. H. B. Hunter was the hostess at a tea. and bridge, Friday afternoon at the Country Club. Mrs. W. H. Brophy and Mrs F. r. Ellinwood poured tea. Dainty prizes were given for the five highest scores Mrs. A V. Dye gave a morning chocolate" Tuesday Mrs. J. L. Dy- mock and Mrs. P. D. Wilson presided at the table Nrs W. IT. Roberts was hostess to one of the prettiest parties of the year at her home in Quarry Canyon, on Wednesday afternoon. The rooms were decorated with vases of pink and wbite carnations and in two of the rooms tho guests played auction. while in the other there was a sewing con test for those not at cards. The high score for points was won by Mrs Vi vian. of Michigan. and she was award ed an embroidered comhine jacket and towel. while Mrs. Fitzgerald was the 1 winner of bonors, and received Q box | of silk hose. The sewing contest was won by Mrs. Jack Petty. who was also awarded dainty prize. The color scheme was pink and | white and the delicious salad, sand 1 wiches. brick cream and cakes carried 1 ont the colors. The out-of-town guests ! were Mesdames Vivian of Michigan;
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26
The Use of Ribbon for Trimming is a Feature of
 he Spring Styles By May Manton

s WONG an the id.crest;nr lea =. lures apparent in the new Ie-
 ms. fresh imDortations of vlich are reaching us daily. there src two which stand forth prc-eni- nsnt. the very general use of ribbon ;s trimming and the marvellous ways in which embroidery is employed. Ec' sec beautiful costumes, costumes thlt are really evCuisite in color and in lines. but we have grown aCcus- ton ed to beauty ol such sort. 1t Is the detail that makes all especial appeal just now.
 The ,cmbToitler.es take a great many terms and often the very simplest stitches are used to produce the best effects. An exquisite gown tha; comes from one Of the noted Paris houses IS Tor example made with a double for1ce1 skirt ccwhite chiffon. with a rrinteI border of black. Each of the fiounc=s is edged with frill of black net. The bodice Is made of the ma tcrial Tith white front. but the characteristics touch is found in tho little Eton jacket which is Of bla-S satin with etl"-Cidery finishing the front aul lower edses Ihis en- troidery Is eyc-u;ed in silk and i1 geld threads the stitches beine sin-le darnin-. outline and French knots a.! of which are easily within the reach cf any needle woman. The cife q is produced by the combination of col1rs and by the very simplicity of the Gesign To give tae brilliant note that is so much liked for the afternoon dress. this little jacket is faced with American Beauty red velvet and lnel with chiffon of the same crlor.
 4 very attractive blouse ,o he U.rn with a tailored suit of brown poDiia is made Of corn yellow Ceorgettc crepe and at each side of the front are ar ranged groups of interlacing circles. two each. and these circles show rh-ee liLes. one within the other each alarmed. tie outer one w.tn brown silk tread. the cer..-r enc VI, q9ld and the th.rd with H.wn Ihe eiect Is charming and th. methsc Is tne simplest in the wcrl1. Extreme meet, however. in
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

Sims, Ryan, of Tenn; Bledsoe and Miss Simpson of California. The oth- CT guests were Mesdames Dymock, Bledsoe. Gage, Williams. Sterling. Gage. Williams, Sterling. Ochs. Fay Tor. Moon, Buckwalter Sutter William son. Gibson, Osler. Coles, Thompson, Johnson. Burgess, Newman. Franken- berg. Blair. Fitzgerald, Frankenbere, Ruffner. Hanlin, Petty, Hollis and Miss Ellinwood.
 Miss Lottie Mckee left this evening for Los Angeles where she will pass some weeks as the guest of Miss Shel- ton.
 Mesdames Sims. and Ryman of Nash vile, Tenn, were tbe guests of Dr. and Mrs. Sims of Tombstone Canyon on Wednesday and Thursday
 Mrs. Pearson of Warren is enloyins visit from her mother, Mrs. Sunnisby of Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Bledsoe and Miss Simpson of Jos Angeles are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Bledsoe.
 The Womans Club will entertain with an informal dance on Tuesday evening at the Club rooms
 The Monday Musicale Club met a, the V W. C. A. on Monday afternoon and the program was in charge of Mrs. Eugene Ruffner and the subject was Songs of Yesterday" An interesting nroeram was rendered, the guests re- spending 10 the roll csIl with an ite-o .of interest 10 the musical world Af- ter the program the ehoruses rehears- ed and the next program will be held April 9. The subject will be Indian Music"
 Mrs Ocbs will entertain the .Wom- ors League in April at her home in Bisbee.
 The St. John'c Guild will be enter tained by Mrs. Walter Hubbard on Friday afternoon, March 31
 Ire Political Victory Club met at the Y W c A on Wednesday after
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The Political Victory Club met at the Y. W. C. A. on "Wednesday after noon and was addressed by Mrs. E. J. Flanisan. Following the address there was a discussion on Political Candi- dates and political interests
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Mrs. Gundeison entertained the Needlecraft Club at her home on Fri -~r- ~ 2 0-r0C7. The guests spent the
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bananas. whipped cream and cake. The guests for the afternoon were Mesdames Mayors, Hubbard Chain. Vanderwalker. McCleary. Griffith and Sutton
 The St. Johns Guild members were entertained on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Blair on Mason Hili The guests spent the afternoon in sewing. making plans of the enter tainment to be given in the near future and were served with delicious chic ken salad, sandwiches, cake and coffee
 The Womans Club was entertained on Thursday evening at the Y. w C.. A. bv Misses Gaden and Beiler. The evening was spent in sewing, and oth- CT entertainment. Delicious refresh ments were served and the guests spent the evening pleasantly. The M. F. Aid was entertained on Thursday afternoon at the Y. w. C. A. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mesdames Harshman, Forey and Fox Tea and waters were served. The next meeting will be held at the Y. w C. A. April 6.
 Mrs. Mitchell was hostess to the Horcas Sewing Club last week. The afternoon was spent in sewing and oth- CT entertainment. and refreshments were served 10 a number of guests.
 Miss Haas was the hostess of the Les Secures Contentes at the Y. w. C. A. on Tuesday afternoon. There was an extra large attendance and the I1lests were served with pineapple salad. fruit punch. sandwiches and cake. The club will meet next Tues day afternoon at the Y. W. C. A.
 Miss Anaius entertained the St Johns Club at her home on Monday evening The guests played games un- til late hour when they were served with chocolate and cake.
 MT and Mrs. JsTes Flanigan are at hone to their friends in the former home of MT. and Mrs. Ross Moon in Quarry Canyon.
 Mrs. Griffith Williams entertained ire Pythian Club with card party at her home last week. The guests play ed until late hour when delicious re- treatments were served 10 the guests.
 The Adawana Camnfire Girls accom- panied by their guardian. Mrs Poppen, enjoyed a picnic on the Divide on Sat urday afternoon After the walk a picnic luncheon was served.
 Mrs. F. c. Zimmerman left last night for Globe to join her husband who is in business at that city.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Temby enter tained a number of their friends at their home on Tuesday evening. Games and music were features of entertain ment and ice cream and cake were
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

afternoon in sewing. and were served bananas. whipped cream and cake. The guests for the afternoon were Mesdames Mayors, Hubbard. Chain. Vanderwalker. McCieary. Griffith and Sutton.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

rr Byron Cummings Of the State University will deliver an illustrated lecture on The Cliff Dwellers" at the High School Auditorium on March 31, under the auspices of the Twentieth Century C:Gc
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

The Silver Tea given by the 1Wer. tieth Century Club at the V W. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

on Wednesday afternoon was very suc-
 cessful, considering the indictment
 weather. The guests were welcomed
 by a committee of ladies and were es-
 corted into the reception room. where they were served with delicious cand- wiches. cake, tea and coffee. Mes danes Cummings and Coleman assist.
 ed by Mesdames Walker and Ander- i son, presided. Music was furnished throughout the afternoon by Mir. Muir and was greatly enjoyed
 The Womans Gun met on Friday af- lterncon and the program was under the direction of Mrs Landis. The sub iect was Art" The lives of Michael Angelo and Leonardo dc Vinci were
 taken up, and the reproduction of their famous works were shown with the aid of the post card projector The next meeting will bc on April ,, the subject being Current Events
 The Christian Ladies entertained their friends with a unique and pleas ant social on Friday evening at the Church. in the form of a parcel post party. Each member of the Aid sent a card to their friends asking them to send some small package, parcel post, to the church, in time for Friday even- ing. and these boxes were sold to tho guests at the party al the price of ten cents each. The boves contained dain- ty- articles handkerchiefs. wash cloths. towels. etc, and more than two hundred of these boxes were sold The evening was spent pleasantly and sand wiches. cake and coffee were served to the guests.
 The Twentieth Century Club, which was lately organized, and is a new member Of the Federation of Clubs, entertained for the first time on Tues day evening. the general public. The entertainment was an old fashioned spelling bee and the words were given ont by Mir PhiIbrook. from the Blue Back Speller. The first prize was a. warded to Mir. Flanigan and to Miss Mover went the second honors.
 rr. Byron Cummings Of the State University will deliver an illustrated lecture on "The Cliff Dwellers" at the High School Auditorium on March 31, under the auspices of the Twentieth Century C:cc
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

10000 painters. paper hangers and decorators in greater New York have voted to strike for s day instead of s4, which they now receive.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

May Aiantou Patterns for these De- signs may be obtained by sending 10 cents tor each Fattern wanted |, tLe
 Fashion Department of this paper. Fashion Dept.
 Gentlcmen:-
 enclrss .... for which send me t..e following patterns:
 Send Pat.ern No. s:zs .... Send Pattern No. .......s Size. .... To CNs.ns) ....- ...."..... Street -ad No.................. C.y............s State. ........
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

The St. John'e Guild will be enter tained by Mrs. Walter Hubbard on Friday afternoon. March 31
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The Womans Club was entertained on Thursday evening at the Y. w C.. A. bv Misses Gaden and Beiler The evening was spent in sewing. and oth- CT entertainment. Delicious refresh ments were served and the guests spent the evening pleasantly.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

Miss Lottie Mckee left this evening for Los Angeles where she will pass some weeks as the guest of Miss Shel- ton
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Sigrpie Dresses for 1}1e C.. 5t9,y

soz4 With Basting Line and Adied Seam Allow ance) One-Fie-e Gown with Two-Piece Skirt. j6 to 44 bust. With long or elbow sleeves, with or
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D oAPERY elves breadth the hips alone is smart Is be- O and and the skirt quite eonps m The bodice with the the 's also noteworthy be met in possible and variation the Here hgured sk combined with plain
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

Mir and Mrs. James Temby enter tained number of their friends at their home on Tuesday evening. Games and music were features of entertain ment and ice cream and cake were served to a number of guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

Mrs. F. c. Zimmerman left last night for Globe to join her husband who is in business at that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

The M. F. Aid was entertained on Thursday afternoon at the Y. w. c. A. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mesdames Harshman, Forey and Fox. Tea and wafers were served The next meeting will be held at the Y w. C. A. April 6.
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Mrs. Johnson Vivian of Laurium. Mich is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Dymock. at Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-26

Miss Burden of Dubuque. Iowa. is visiting Mrs. Arthur Notman at War ren.
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Mrs. Mitchell was hostess to the norcas Sewing Club last week. The was spent in sewing and oth- pr entertainment, and refreshments were served to a number of guests.