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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-21
TROOP TX A LIVE WIRE

The meeting OF December Is was
called to order at 1880 o'clock by
Senior Leader Kuehn. The roll was
called by Scribe Chang. There were 10
scouts. three officials and three Wis
itors at the meeting. with nine mem
bers absent.
Assistant Scoutmaster Zane of
Troop Xxx gave a talk to the scouts
in which he proposed to give joint
dance by the troops, after the New
Year. Committeeman will be appoint
ed by each troop to meet and discuss
plans for the dance. The two troops
are going to work together from now
en- and have friendly contests for the
developing of the scouts in scouting
Regarding the proposed dance, there
ik1bo be an entertainment before the
d4hciug takes place, and the affair is
TO be held before the Carnival.
The report of the treasurer was read
and showed that the boys have $1t5.30
in the Bank of Hawaii, with cash on
hand of $3.50, making total of
$12910.
Mr.. Arnold, our first-aid instructor,
gave an interesting lecture on first
aid, which the boys enjoyed very
much. Mr.. Arnold will soon receive
his commission as assistant scout
master of Troop TX.
Scoutmaster Crane is having print
ed Scoutmaster Hutton's opening cere-
mony for the troops. We shall use
the black-mark system also, after the
New Year.
The patrols we're reorganized last
evening. The following new appoint
ments we're made:
To be junior patrol leader. End
class patrol lea0er and scribe, Chang.
To be patrol leader, 1st class as
sistant leader and scribe. Crane, vice
Chang promoted. Second class scout,
Watson. vice Ross transferred.
To DC. assistant leader,, -lst..sclass.
Scout Hal vice Crane promoted.
Following are the patrols:
Bear: Crane, leader; Hall, as
sistant; Douse, d. Morgan. Shelter,
Stroupe, Towse.
Eagle; Chang, leader; Hewitt. as
sistant; Reedy, w. Bindt, c. Morgan,
J. Sanborne.
Lion: Parish, leader; Charlock, as
sistant; Woodward. Heminger, A.
Bindt, CORDIALLY, McMaster.
Wood-pigeon:, Watson, leader, Nc
CURE. assistant: Akina, Kinney, R.
Douse, Chung, De Bolt
This troop has one new candidate
in Edward Lake. He will pass his
tenderfoot next Thursday.
Our members wish to express their
appreciation of the kindness of Mr.
Gibson and Mr.. Freitas in donating
the use of the new scout room in ------
uokalani hall We used the room for
thhfirst time on Friday night. and all
ab justly proud of our new scout
house.
Troop * will give an entertain
ment for the pubic on January 5. 49,
mission VIII be free and all kinds of
scout exhibits will be given in Liliuo-
kalani school hall. The following
named boys make up the committee
o; arrangements: Parish, Crane,
Kuehn and Chang.
The next meeting will be held on
Thursday evening instead of Friday.
but this is not a permanent arrange
ment
e. ]. CRANE, Asst. Scribe.
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CONDUCTED sY MABEL PUTNAM Gibson

with group OF comic pictures. win
be shown. Then the boys will play
a puzzle game and have contests. A
collection is to be taken up for the
purpose OF purchasing flowers for a
Christmas greeting 10 the inmates OF
the Japanese hospital This will be
the troops good turn for the holiday
season.
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TROOP II TALKS SECRETS

Last meeting of Troop II was rather
a quiet one. Most of the time was
spent In discussing certain plan
WHICH Isl not yet ready TO sbe an
uounced Hong Wing, All Kai and
Alec Perkins took their merit badges
in swimming last week and are now
ready for some more. Fourteen scouts
and one Indian were present.
FOOK CHING, Scribe.
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Books
Fiction

Fiction
Fall of Nation, Thomas Dixon. $1.50
Hawaii Past and Present, Castle.
Heart of Rachel, Norris.
Penrod and Sam, Harrington.
Somewhere In Red Gap, Wilson.
Bars of Iron, Dell.
A Girl of the Blue Ridge, Payne
ErSKlne 9l.0U
For Boys:
A Dog of Flanders, Rame. -. 1850
The Winning Hit, Williams, lao
Johnson OF Lansing, Williams. LAO
Pitching in Pinch, Matheson.. Loo
For Children:
Peg O. the Ring, Knfpe ........ lao
Denise and Ted Noodles, Jackson LIS
Cruickshank Fairy Book ........ lao
Regeneration of Aunt Mary, War
ner ...s...,...-...:.. ....-.,.1. Lou I
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Impeachment charges were filed in
the Knox circuit court against Mayor
James NJ House of Vincennes, Ind.
According to the affidavit, the mayor
has been guilty of oppression. NAL
feasance and misconduct in office.
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TROOP XIII PRAcTIsEs SIGNAL.
ING

Mr.. cannon's troop is spending most
Of its ,i.ne these days in signaling.
The boys are getting ready for their
tenuerfoot tests. but most of the prac-
tise is done on semaphore and Morse
work
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bered them. You can make
this little social amenity ddnb-
~ delightful for your friends
if you give them dainty, ap,
propriate stationery.
We have Gentlemen's and
Ladies' Correspondence Papers
in many beautiful finishes and
tints, and a variety Of sizes.
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TROOP VI WILL LOOK AT PIC
TuREs

On Friday evening of this week
Mr. Thomas troop will have a jolly
time in Cooke hall. Y. NJ. c. A. Forty
slides OF camping scenes among the
scouts in the United States. together
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Fountain
Pens

A present as acceptable as station
cry is fountain pen of quality. Prices
range from $3.50 to $500.
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Edison
Diamond Disc
Photographs
and Records

Actually reereate music SO faith.
fully that the artists themselves are
deceived by the beautiful tones. Our
stock of these unusual instruments
and of records is extensive. You can
find no gift that would. be appreciated
more.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-21

Merry Christmas. boys! Don't for
get 10 hang IN your sox. because
something nice is going into everyone
OF them, We are told. TIE scouts that
have extra sweet dispositions are not
going to receive any candy this year
lit isn't necessary. and some OF the
fathers and mothers wish to save
ljSe > But mynah bird whispers
40 Ugh the Bulletin window that you
AZ likely 90 get something useful.
DO you mind, just for change?
How many. Of You have read the
November number OF the Boys Life ::
Only a few? Well, II you haven't.
then hurry TO headquarters and b r.
row Duncan's copy Of the magazine,
and read. for there's good stuff in II,
and Il is just as well for you to have
something OH your mind besides hair.
Now, anybody that has a. bit OF
news for the editor. just ring up 1852
and tell 1t, so that the editor can dip
a goose-quill in some ohelo-berry
Juice and scratch away at story.
Understand.
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Thousands of merry happy people will sit down to write
of gratitude and good wishes to those who have
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-19

Mrs. Fritz Moores was the hostess
this week for the Five Hundred
club at her home on Franklin street.
The special guests were Mesdames
Will Cleghorn and Robert Phillips
and Misses Edith Roger and Dos
sic Mccartney -Four tables were ar
ranged for the game. High score
was made by Miss Corrinne Barks-
dale and Miss Jewel Wicker. The
club will meet in two weeks with
Miss Margaret Kemble. Refresh
ments consisted of chicken salad,
rosettes, stuffed olives, nut bread
sandwiches, butter thins and hot
coffee.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-19

Little Ruth Dillon celebrated her
sixth anniversary Moudsy afternoon
with a party 81 the home % her
mother. Mrs " Dillon. on Cot
iegc street. February "a is little
Miss Ruth'H natal dAy and valeatine
always has 4 double significance for
hef Cream cones were served and
favors n little red lrsfts we're glt-
on Louise Farley ARD Violet Hen
son assisted the little hostoss in on.
tertaiulaF Tho following enjoyed
tho afternoon Valentine party Mary
sehusiey Nancy Halliday. Josephine
wilson. Louise and sidney Farley
Elizabeth Mluniek. Tom and Jean
ksnueF Hazel Polndoxter Roy oil
len. Frances Scale Pauline Manuln
Eila Nae Lyhfand. neusah Wiaulae
ham. violet ahd Frances Henson.
Lon Cooke. Marie killehrew. Sarah
Parks. Mildred speck. MafEuerite
Hamilton and Susie Mae Minnlek
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Informal Party.

Mrs. Dabney Sims entertained in
formally Thursday afternoon at her
home on Ferris avenue Mrs. Lee
Comphell Of II iy was her guest Re
b er's consisted Of chicken sal
hnead andy iches, olives,
bins end orange ice served
T sc Jackets. George Wash
'neten deas we're featured in the
place cards The entertainment fea-
ture was eighty-four. The guests
were Mesdames Jim Dunaway, VIII
Hancock. w Fl. Bex, Hill Hardin,
Roger Kennedy. Lem Curtin and R.
L, Campbell of Italy.
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Mnnslmen Team Mecte.

The Woodmen degree team held an
all-day session Wednesday At the
Woodmen hall, eiecting officers and
transacting other business, eloaing
the business session with a delight
full dinner AZ the noon hour Mrs.
j % Kelnnlngham WAS made presl.
dent. Mrs, VIII satchell was made
secretary and Miss Maidie Brasher
vas elected treasurer Mrs. Mamie
Martin OF Nash was a visitor a mis-
seiianeous shower was given to one
~ tie members. Mrs Dodgeu Pro-
5 rtsslve forty-two was played In tho
afternoon and altogether the day
Nas one og extreme pleasure There
gere twenty-thrce members present
The husbands were invited 20 enjoy
In ainner with their wives and chill
dyen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-19

Mrs. william c Teuery was hos
tess this week 10 the Nonparett club
Baskets of ferns adorned the re-
cetving suite Cnshaded pink can
dies gave pink hue TO the deco
native scheme Pink rose holders
vere rvceptacles for the nuts High
score vas made by Mrs. KepIinger
and Mira VI. " Ray After the
eame Miss Willie Cautreii. sister %
The hostess. gave a spanish readinE.
auired a. BASKET girl Refresh
msnts we're served BY Misses Rena
Cantrelt and inez Johnson Re
freshmeuts consisted OF nut bread
sandwiches. curled celery. tongue
salad. apple elder. minee pie with
shipped cream aud cheese and
shltcd nuts The rueata we're Mas-
DANES & r Baekuor l. Kepllngef.
Charles Dahuke. ! y HALLIDAY r.
r. Leels. NJ q. Raw. q A. Nc
Roberts. + y Herring . = Dodge.
n u Potter. z A. Underwood o.
plaluvies Robs Cannon. Lawrence
Cohen OF tloustaa. aud Misses Jewel
wicker. Trina colo. lena Nall aad
Vava crislcr
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whose works the influence of the
Bible is seen.
IS. Who, among the poets of the
Romantic era, were most deeply in
debted to the Bible?
10. Discuss VIM Perry's opinion
as to the influence of the Bible up
on the Victorian age
20. Do you agree that the Vic
torian age is probably the greatest
age in literature?
21. What is the predominant
characteristic of this age?
%. What three great essayists OF
the Victorian age are seripturai in
phrase and thought?
20. Mention three great novelists
of the Victorian age and give brief
examples of Biblical thought and
eoloring in their novels
"a. Were Tennyson and Browning
influenced in like manner by she
Bible?
25. Do you agree with Perry that
English literature has moved on a
lower plane since the close Of the
18th century? Give your reasons.
Mrs. C. w. simpson, leader.
NOTE - Information concerning
the above questions may be found
in the reference room OF Sims IL
brary.
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cnnrrnlal flnh sIeets.


The ccugeaiaI club vas charming
ly entertained Saturday afternoon
b. Mrs. ~. II GfizzaFd Al her home
on Water street The Valentine
season was recognized ia the color
scheme OF the decorations. Red ear
notions we're used III the library
with red hearts swaying gently In
ltng festoons from the chandeliers.
Jonauiis made the central decora-
ton for the dining table White
carnations we're In tue led room,
ard ferns were placed Ia the hall
The lights were shaded in red shades.
Seven tables we're arranged for the
game or forty two The score cards
we're red hearts High score vas
made b. Mrs. Bigsers and Ars. Oh
lie Andrews Invited guests were
Nesdames Lee Hawkins. T. o. Chea-
fnam, G ". supple Quluey Gef1en-
darer. NJ. ". Walker. win RyourB
.of Ardmore. Oh. and Tom spaldiug.
The hostess was assisted by her
chataiina dauehters. Misses Eva and
Mabel Grizzerd. and Gladys Briggs.
Refresh nents we're delicious cake
and cream centered with cherry, salt
Cd nuts served Ia red lace holders
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safnrl..e n.nnsr -.

Ccmpamontlas Mrs t.ev,nia "A.
drcws Vhu Is leaving soon te make
her home AZ Rocket. the members Of
her Sunday school lass called a.
her rome last Tuesday mofnHs tsk.
las with them sono delisbttui dish %
aped for dinner aifs Andtewa
eas unaware Of the lHroaeh Of hef
guests auth theY bad arrived At che
door There we're sixteen ladies DO
eusoyed a veHtablo repast a. me
Wnca hour. Ia the afternoon "a.
totiio selections we're enjoyed go tae
Edison Mrs Andrews was the lieat
teacher Of the woman Adult Bible
class. Mrs. " a. Baird ii teacher
Of the clase nos. The guests pres
ent were Mesaamea Ben Laaeasse
n e, Mcclellan. Em Rocket. l.
Harbin. z. A. Chapman. ollie An
draws. f. and r. G. king. " 4.
Eaird " A. Chapman. @ H. Hogan.
j T. Sullivan. W r. Harris. Thula
Mcdonald. j s Groves aud Mrs.
paralee Wilson of Amarillo
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The wsxahaehie Bible Club.

This club continues in interest
The last two meetings have been
as Is customary. opened with the
Lords Prayer IN concert. ard roll
call answered with verses Of scrip
tare. Mrs. Lomax. as teacher OF the
last two lessons. Kings and Proph'
cts OF Early Assyrian Times. gave
each lesson an added Interest. and
stimulated the best thoughts IN 9th
ers. helping these thoughts TO find
expressions.
Some little charity has been done
&, the two previous meetings. Mrs.
Mrs G. " Stone and Miss Ida
Blanks memberships we're added %
the clubs rosirum at the last meet.
ing. and Miss alank vas present in
person 70 receise her welcome. as
was Mrs. y. A. Howle. into the club
Il was also the pleasure OF the eiut
. have al this meeting Mrs Er'
BEST Hines. member wso has beer
Murdered FOR some time from beinl
n the club.
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have recently remodeled the farm
house. aud have made 4 very attrac-
tive bungalow Mrs Anne Rogers,
sister of Mrs Andrews, who lives
with them will so 90 the farm With
them Mrs, Andrews and Mrs. Rog-
efs. both active Ia their respective
churches. will be- much missed from
their circles. Although they mean
70 continue their church relations IN
town. there will necessarily be some
days when they cannot attend as
they did when they we're nearer.
Mr. Andrews uill look after his
farming interests in the Rocket
community.
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Returned 20 IL 1ckett.

Mrs. Levina Andrews and Sam
Andrews will return 10 Rocket.
their former home. about the first
OF March. and will make their
future home there. The Andrews
family are among the pioneers OF
tie Rocket community Mrs. An
drews mas lived In Nazahaehie for
The pas nine years. and they arc
returning 10 the farm or this SIDE ~
the creek. Tie place Is nov owned
By Mr.. Andrews. and is known a.
The sam DEnovaat place. They
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-19
go. smltll Ente.talns.

Miss Marie Saith was the hostess
.iast Saturday afternoon FOR the Five
Hundred club. The reception suite
sas attFactively symboiized in VAL
'entine favora Across the man;els
ae,e extended borders Of Ys-entine
figures representing eaplds treadlns
the golden highway of love. Feras
and palms we're used for the green
decorations. Little red euplds serv-
"a as table markers After the
games az Edison program Vas em-
ioysd. siss Lssllo Harding aEd
N.ss Loulae Weaver played hiph
score. Refreshments consisted o.
salad aud masoaaisc. eraekers,
olives. followed by plnk ice mods
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Colonial Tea.

The East End Circle Of the Wo~
mans Missionary society Of the
Methodist church cav 4 party ~ The
pretty home eN Mr. and Mrs. Lee
I.asswell F'ridag - ssasssF IRON =
to O'Clock Attractive decorations
featured the event The living room
was beautiful IN yellow Ionauils and
ferns while pink aud white florat
decorations adorned the dining room.
One OF tho most pieasinE features
Of the party was a bevy of maids and
matrpue attractively attired In Coz
lonial dress
Mesdames Talmage Newton and
Bass Williams poured the tea Miss
IS Margaret and Katherine Cole aud
Miss Nen Langaford served sand
wIches
Music was enjoyed during the eve
ming About one hundred guests
called during the evening and enjoy
ed the hospitality Of this home.
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q snehl.

The earlsslau Eaaesfa sasiety
held millionaire valentine social
Wondag night 81 the church Prev
9as to the social hour an enlistment
service aas held ard eight DOW
mombera we're added The million
alFe train was then inaugtueted 0ith
charley Middleton as conductor. and
sbia was an ualgae metho1 u Tn
Producing progressive c1neermsio0
Taking tire Eera e che Rocete ues
also amg ing tFaa paftaHaH @hea
tha members we're blind foided ana
made 10 walk roekins plaak
has III heafta were passed. eerA
llifis heart bearing an unfialshel
sentence. end when these were eon-
hleted, partners were found for re-
ffeshmonta The tea room whore
lee cream and cake were served wsa
especially decorated, fayoring val
enunea J ] scott was head ~al-
ter and hla assistants we're Ralph
neek. Charley Middleton. TIA scott,
sarah Chapman Miss Ruth Chap
man gave an Edison program The
social comnlttee Is composed or Hell
on Chapman. Hortense Trippest. TIA
Scott, Hubert Harrison. Ralph Beck.
wilma Noel Seventy guests we're
present.
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Shakespeare Club.

Lesson for the Shakespeare club,
Feb. 20.
The influence of the Bible in Eng
lish literature.
The Bible as Literature-Miss
Modena Hawkins.
Reading. from the Bible. selected
Mrs. II. N. Peters.
Shakespeare's knowledge of the
Bible-Mrs. J. s. Herring.
The Message of the Bible, Van
Dyke-Mrs. w. l.. Harding.
/. What are the tree Oldest and
most noted Biblical manuscripts
called and where are they to be
found?
2. Give a brief history of the Vul-
gate, and its influence upon the
Bible in Western Europe.
3. When and by whom were the
Scriptures first brought TO England?
4. In what three definite ways
can the influence of the Bible be
traced in English literature?
5. Tell something of Csedmon'
the first English poet, and his writ
lngs.
G. When did Wycliffe translate
the Bible into the tongue OF the
common people? How did it's con-
tents reach the people?
Z. Who was the dominant litera-
ry figure of Wycliffe's time?
s. Mention some of Chaucer'
writings in which the influence oil
the Bible is patent.
3. What was the source OF the
mystery. miracle and morailty
plays? How long were they popu-
lar, and what was their influence
10. Was there any literary aetiV-
ity in England between the times
OF Chaucer and Shakespeare?
IL. When and by whom were 'he
first printed Bibles given 10 Eng
land?
IL. Give a brief history OF the
authorized. or King James, version
Is. Quote DR.. Van Dykes opin-
ion as to the literary excellence Vi
this, version.
Ia. Do the majority OF the VIII
ers of the Elizabethian age sho"
the influence OF the Bible? II not
how do you account for II!
Is. Did the age OF Puriiahisnh
produce any literary work OF vaiue :
1s. Mention some of the literary
works OF the Restoration when arc
entirely Biblical IN subject and COZ
oring
II. Mention some OF the wrieeiS
OF the so-called "Augnstaa age =
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Mrs. S. 4. Anderson entertained
the Social club in her attractive lit
tie home on Farley street last Tues
day afternoon. This being the first
meeting OF the year business came
first after which several tables Of
sorty-two was the diversion. Sand
wiches of pressed chicken, hot ehoco-
late and waters were served to the
following members: Miss Made
prasher and Mesdames Alexander.
Brasber, Conner, hhrone. NugerI
PAGE smith. waiston. whipple and
York. All then babe the charming
hostess goodbye 10 meet with Mrs.
yyaIston Tuesday. February -.
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MISS
ELlZABETh
HARDING,

These beauties of Washington So
ciety will be married soon:
Miss Marta Hersilia Calvo, daugli-
ter of the former minister from Costa
Rica, a great favorite in Washing
ton society where she has lived all
her life, is soon to marry Thomas
Dempsey Harrington, son of DR.. and
Mrs. T. F. Harrington of Boston.
Miss Calvo made her debut two
years ago Mr.. Harrington is a grad
uate OF one of Washington's big uni
versities. Miss Calyo's father retir-
ed as his country's diplomatic req
resentative at Washington last year
after serving as minister since 1892.
For years he has been one of the
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foremost advocates of closer reit-
tons between North, Central AMI
South America. He founded the first
daily newspaper of Costa RIGA In
1885.
Miss Virginia Conway Wheeler,
daughter of Mrs. John Emory Wheel
er Of Washington and Baltimore, Is
to be one of the brides OF The az
tupln. She is TO be married TO Cap
tain Joseph II. Earl of the United
States army. The wedding VIII &c
cur at the old home OF the wheel
ers in Green Spring VALLEY, near Bal
timore, and viii be one Of the big
social events of the coming fail.
both are from prominent southern
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-19
Tuesday Bible Class.

The Tuesday Bible class met this
week with Mrs. Henry Swain on
Franklin street. MFs. l. NJ Williams
led the lesson. The time OF the elub
was changed from To sac. Mrs.
Z. T BUckner was made press re-
porter at recent meeting. Mrs.
=. d Keys was a visitor. The hos
toss served brick cream. chocolate
figs and nablsco waters The class
viii meet next week eith Mrs Jet
Thomas.
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crntersd with little tins white hearts
The hostess vas assisted in serving
hy Miss clara Boyd and Mrs blair
Kerr Special Euesta we're Misses
Esa Holland. Sarah Wan of Canyon
city. Lucille iIafdlng Edith Roger.
ncssie Graham. Louise We've.
Hfdle Lee Mahoncy. Matte Middle
ton and Mrs Blair Kerr.