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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-03

Espionage conducted by private in
dividuals or organizations" Mr. Pal
mer said in announcing his decision,
'is entirely at variance with our
theories o. governments and opera
tion in any community constitutes a
grave menace to that feeling of pub
lie confidence which is the chief
force making for the maintenance of
good orderP lQtIl
Appreciation Of the patriotic and
'high-minded motives" actuating the
offers was expressed by the attorney
general.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-03
PRIVATE ESPIONAGE
NO LONGER DESIRED

Washington, April 3.-Priyate or
ganizations offering to continue dur
ing peace the espionage work under
taken during the war to protect the
public safety were informed today by
Attorney General Palmer that the &C.
partment of justice would not recog-
nize them or have any connection
with them, official or semi-official
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-03
slNN FEINERs LIKE ,EM OLD

London, March 1S.-(By mail)-
Sim Feiners show a remarkably an
tediluvian taste in firerams.
Lord Corran of Louth made a hob
by Of collecting antique weapons of
warfare, with which he adorned the
walls Of his mansion The collec.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-03
MARRIED HERE TO-DAY.

In the county judges office this
morning, was performed the marriage
ceremony for Wesley Watts, aged %.
and Miss Eunice Wilhoit, age II. The
brides home is in Chickasha, while
the groom is a soldier stationed at
Fort Sill. Judge Davenport per-
formed the ceremony.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-03

tion comprised two rifles, two shot
guns, several swords, daggers and
bayonets, all ancient curios.
While the noble lord was away
from home, Sim Feiners raided the
mansion and got away with every
ancient weapon they found hanging
on the walls.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-03

Isn't it about time you were send
ing that Panama hat around to the
Chickasha Cleaning Works, so as to
have it ready for that spring season
that is approaching? Phone sos. 12-St
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29

this outdated talk of "wifeliness,"
in the sense of elf-effacement. j
The mothers who have been praised
by their children haven't ever been
colorless, mindless, spirltless women.
They've been the courageous, reso-
lutte, honorable women who are, we
have all come to see, the only real
women. to say nothing of being the
only women who deserve to be
mothers at all.
Other Attributes
1t is true that the husband l have
quoted mentioned other points in his
wife's character. He said that her
being the truest and most loving
wife in the world" made him the
richest of men" Doubtless any wo-
mans love, if it's genuine, is prec-
ious thing. But the love of sucll a
woman as he had described does
surely constitute riches. The affec-
ton of any weak, clinging creature
isn't to be taken lightly. But the
devotion of a perfect woman" is a
thing to inspire and fortify.
It's true that the self-distrusting
man may feel that he would be
safer with a wife who was a shade
less than perfect An utterly ire
proachable woman might apply an
uncomfortably high standard, might
perceive his own faults rather more
clearly than he would fancy. Who
is he. he asks himself. that he should
expect to marry a completely super
ior woman? Give him one with a few
human failings.
There may be something in this
point of view. It's even borne out
by the document I've been discuss
ing. The husband who found his
wife perfect was able to say of him
self, also in the will, that he had
never told his wife a falsehood, never
deceived her or broken a promise to
her. That's really solemn and i'm
pressive statement
A husband of whom this was true
apparently deserved his wife's fidel-
ity and devotion. Truth and honor
must have been very real things in
that home. And in what other kind
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29

Lane Cosby's story flashed through
my mind. At this moment the
ugliest feature about it was that
Envy had dug it up from the past,
out of sheer malice, out of per-
verted desire to hurt others, Envy
had pried and probed until she
knew all, or a part of the story.
Then she had gone to taunt Val with
it. Was she capable of destroying
the little happiness Lane Cosby
could find in life by publishing his
story? 1t seemed probable she
woodland all out of sheer malice.
Your bite of supper's ready for
you" answered Bertha from the
doorway, beaming at me with kind
illness and good will. "Angy's abed,
but l did my best"
Its a good best" I said grateful
ly, as l went out to the dining room
where cold chicken, a salad. thin
bread and butter sandwiches, stewed
fruit and chocolate invited me-
Now run off to bed, Bertha, and I'll
make a lark of waiting on myself
and doing the dishes"
Bertha protested sleepily, but in
the end she obeyed. So when the
doorbell sounded few minutes
later. 1 had to answer.
on the threshold, l found Neal
his red hair flaming up with the
crisp dauntlessness that was part of
him even when he was jobless and
almost penniless and wouldn't take
n bit of help. But his eyes were
tired. l had an instant to see that
before he enveloped me in one of
his bear-hugs.
"Jimminy Whiz-but I'm glad to
get welcome back to the big burg
from Pn hhSin''' he
ing you home is most too good to be
true. I'm all weighed down with
loving messages and country sau-
sages AMI young apples from Father
as well as little loving l was just
in the mood to hand my best girl"
: "Oh Neal, then I'm still your
best girl l cried, seeing the very
opening 1 required. That makes it
easier for me to tell you"
Hold on! I'll have to confess
that you're only my next-best girl
Babbs." interrupted Neal with a
| twinkle that l felt masked real
| gravity. But telling you that is
| made easier by all the loving mes
! sages 1 have from the dear old dad
| You're his best girl all right"
led Neal into the dining-room
and piling his plate with the white
AAANtiN VI NAAlNhIIls L Illdue Hlul snare
my repast. Then, when l thought
that an abundance of good food had
produced the right mellowness, 1
| began again:
It's wonderful your walking in
on me like this, lad dear. 1 tried
to get you by long distance early
this evening. And then 1 tele-
grapher both you and father An
drew. I felt-I had to talk to you,"
1 concluded faltering before the quiet
gravity of Meals eyes.
Are you in any difficulty, Babbs?"
he asked.
NO. But tonight I've been
shown a new phase of Evvy's''-
Neal interrupted with a firmness
that terrified me:
Babbsie, dear, you're speaking
of that woman I'm going to marry
in less than a month. Don't say
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29

anything that we'l both regret
Nothing must ever drive even the
tiniest entering wedge between my
sister and me. Nothing"
Nothing" I repeated, and then
1 cried, but 1 loved YOU so much,
lad, that I'd be willing to risk your
anger rather than see you marry a
woman who was unworthy"
At this moment Jim came in,
limping wearily. At sight of Neal
his face lighted up, and, fiinging
one arm about me, seized Meals
hand in his own free one. There
was n puzzling ring of something
like triumph in his odd greeting.
Hello, young fellow! So the en-
gagged man is calling on another
woman his first night back in town.
Funny world, this! And Tom tells
me-that your girls going to the
country tomorrow. Now when do
you propose to do the devoted to
your sweetheart, you very modern
youth"
'Oh, Ill run down for the week
end" replied Neal giving no signs
of resenting Jim's curiosity.
The -end-about two days
off"
And this is Wednesday," said Jim
thoughtfully. "Heigho! Young
Cupid isn't as impatient as he was
in the days of my youth
Neal laughed and my two boys
settled down for the chummiest kind
of a smoke. But l felt an under
current of seriousness in the air.
Perhaps it was because of the haunt
ing memory of Lane Cosby's story,
which knew 1 must tell Jim before
slept.
To Ra Continued
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29
CHAPTER CCLIXX.
Copyright, 1919. King Feature Syn

Copyright, 1919. King Feature Syn
dicate, Inc.)
Neal left yesterday. Due in your
.ity tonight. Took mothers ring
With him. Suppose he means to use
for wedding ring. Hope all is well
With my girl. Love.
FATHER ANDREW"
This was the telegram which
had said contained no bad news. 1t
iidn't bring tidings of sickness or
ieath, but it put a sudden end to
he last of my hopes for Phoebe.
And for Neal himself.
All along I had thought that
would be able to reveal his own
ieart to Neal. In spite of his reti-
!ence about talking of his engage
nent, almost because of his avoid
lnce of being alone with me. l felt
hat my dear young brother cared
ieeply for Phoebe. l knew his des-
oerate loyalty to truth and to his
word once it was given. I knew
he chivalry which held him to Envy
because he felt she had once been
ihamed by a mans change of heart
But I had believed he loved Phoebe
is she did him-So much that in the
md nothing else could matter. And
N the face of love such as that.
! thought nothing else had a right
20 matter.
But now Neal was bringing back
'ur mothers betrothal ring 10 use
is a wedding ring when he married
Envy. That circlet had been his
Sitt to Phoebe. l had sent my tele-
gram TO Father Andrew because
through the ring I hoped TO revive
III Meals tender, poignant memo
lies of the time when he marched
off to war leaving Phoebe to wait
'or him-Phoebe with tear-wet
ayes, Meals kiss on her lips and our
mothers ring on her slim little
hand.
Now Neal was bringing back
mothers ring for Envy. AS I read
mat gave up all hopes of having
shoehe's happiness-andh his.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29
MOVIE ACTRESSES AND
THEIR HAIR

Did it ever occur to you that
Nery movie actress you have seen
has lovely hair, while the most
popular count their curls as their
chief beauty? In fact, many are
eading ladies just because of their
attractive looks. Inquiry among
hem discloses the fact that they
BRING out all the natural beauty of
heir hair by careful shampooing,
iot with any soap or makeshift, but
With a simple mixture by putting a
easpoonfM of canthrox (Which
hey get fNon the druggist) in a cup
sf hot water ard applying this in
tead of soap. This full cup of
hampoo liquid is enough so it is
Easy to apply it to all the hair in
stead of just the top of the head.
After its use, the hair dries rapidly
With uniform color. Dandruff, eX-
:ess oil and dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear. The hair is so
luffy that it looks much heavier
han it is, its luster and softness are
delightful.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29

as 'conductorettes" on the new auto
bus lines established here to sup
plement the wartime shortage of
street cars. In spite of the initial
shock conveyed to the conservative
elements of the island people at the
appearance of native girls in posi-
tions hitherto filled exclusively by
men, the experiment has been pro-
nounccd Il marked success, the di-
rectors q the company having exc
pressed themselves as being highly
gratifed with the results, and the
girls with their forty pesos a month
jingling in their pockets, being
equally delighted.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29
Hot Weather Feet
That Burn and Blister and
Give Off Offensive Odors

Don't wait another day. You can
remove the disagreeable odors in
stantly with single application of
Dash Balm.
Druggists who know, say that Dash
Balm is the speediest and most effec-
tive preparation they have ever
handled for tired, aching, perspiring,
ill-smelling feet.
The very minute that this wonder
tender puffed up. burning aching
feet, you will get relief. It's simply
amazing how quickly it acts, and no
matter what others may tell you,
there's nothing just as good.
Get a small box to-day on the
money-back il dissatisfied plan, but
be sure to avoid substitutes. Look for
the name Dash Balm on every pack
age. Any druggist can supply you.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29
THE LOVE GAMBLER
BY Virginia Terhune Van de Water

II am afraid, Miss" he said.
touching his hat, that we will have
to go downtown by another way.
Fifth avenue is quite impassible-
in fact, will be shut off, probably"
Very WELL" she said quickly. II
don't care-only get downtown"
Where, please. Miss? l mean to
what part of town."
Helen replied for her friend. "Oh,
anywhere, Smith" she exclaimed.
her voice shrill with excitement;
anywhere tha we can see the
crowds"
ITO Be Continued)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29

of a home can self-respecting love
exist. either on mans part or
woman's?
What is the recipe for good
wife" nowadays?
Find the finest human qualities
that exist and place them in wom-
ans heart.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29

To Be Continued.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29

250S-This model will make Il
cool and comfortable dress. 1t is
composed of a separate guimpe tina.
may be buttoned to the skirt, which
is finished with a suspender waist.
Lawn, crepe and batiste are nice
for the guimpe, and the same ma
terials may be used for the dress,
which is good also for serge, gabar-
dine, gtngham, seersucker, cham
bray and linen.
The pattern is cut in sizes: (,
6, s and 10 years. Size 8 REQUIRES
1-2 yards of 36-inch material for
the dress and l ga yards for the
guimpe.
a pattern of this illustration
mailed to any address on receipt of
10 cents in silver or stamps.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-29
CONDUCTORETTE ON
MANILA STREET CARS

Manila.-Not to be outdone by
progressiveness by their occidental
neighbors, Filipino girls have recent
ly walked right into well-paying Jobs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19

A: the entrance OF the bridal party MI
Foster will play the wedding mareh
from the opera Lohengrin. During the
ceremony he will play Ave Maria" and
20 Promise Nc" and the party VIII
leave the church to the strains OF Men
dclssohn's wedding march.
Immediately following the nuptai
rnass wedding breakfast will be served
at the uhtcl Windsor. and here the same
lovely decorations Of yellow chrysan-
thcmumS Will BE- seen. There will be
covers for only the immediate families
II the bride and groom, At one O'Clock
Mr.. Duffy and his bride will depart on
Z honeymoon trip to Cleveland and De
ir"lt. and after December first they Will
take up their residence at StcubenviIle.
ONO.
The bride is the charming daughter
~ Mrs Charles Kraft. Of the National
Road. near Wheeling Park. She is a
graduate Of St. Joseph's Academy and
has been employed as book keeper ut the
Dnickman Greenhouse ut Park View. for
several months. Mr.. Duffy is son or
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Duffy. of Beuaire.
He is in he automobile business at
Stcubcpville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
TEMPLE SISTERHOOD

Tho Temple Sistcrhood Of tho E"ff
Street Temple will hold a cabaret supper
and dance in IN" vcstry room next Mon
day evening. November "A. The supper
will be served at & o'clock by very
capable committee and IL pleasing pro-
gram of musical numbers will be rcnd
cred throughout til" serving. The late
evening Will be devoted to dancing. with
n popular local orchestra rendering the
program. This affair VIII be open TO
all members Of the CunGrc cation. Tick
cts will he sold in advance by special
committee and reservations for the sup
per will close Friday evening. No tick
cts will be. sold at the door on Monday
evening.
Mrs. Morris Jacobs is tho general
chairman and Mrs. \. NJ. Rice is chair
man of the cabaret. The following VIII
sell tickets:
Out-thc-plkc-Mrs. l. Golding'r.
ISland-MrS. Herbert q. BOcr.
In tho CIty--MrS Charles Jacobs.
The supper committee includes:
MrSdamrS
Leo Wolfe SlllDLl wu.kc
Leon Stein inEtull NJ MI;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
PRETTY NUPT|AL
EVENT THURSDAY
nr1ss CLARA CNACRAFT KRAFT AND
MR- PAUL ]. DUFFY WILL BE
MARRIED AT ST. nCHAEL'S
CHURCH.
Ceremony win Re Followed BY wedding
Breakfast ut windsor Hotel For
The Families.

\ very pretty and interesting wedding
will be srlemnized tomorrow morning az
nine o'clock at ST. Michaefs church. Ed
gington Lane. when Miss Clara Cra-
raft Kraft and Mr.. Faul ]. Duffy will
ne united in marriage. The ceremony
will be performed by Father Pflegcr and
he will also officiatc at the nuptiai
mass which will follow. Miss Marie
Owens will be- the bridesmaid and Mr..
Raymond Duffy will attend ms 6rotheE
as best man. The ushers will be NcsSrS.
Joseph Schilunhsauer and DR.. Dennis
Duffy.
The brid" will wear her travelling cos
teme. which ~ q suit OF pc6in blue vel
cur cloth. with all accessories to cores
pond Her flowers will be- shower bou-
ruet cf KaiScrin roses and white sweet
pas. Miss Owens will wear becoming
suit % brown trirotine. with accessories
~ brown. \ c"rsaGe bouquet OF .Narvi'
Ward ruS"s will complete her costume.
The church will be deliberately deco
rated with yellow chrysanthcmums,
ferns and palms, arranged by Deictman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

burg: i. Z. Thomas. Fairmont: A.
, Berry, Grafton; V. L. McGrcw. Parkers-
: burg; r. l.. Valentine. A. Edwrads. {.
(. Bower. Parkcrsburg.
! Windsor-W. =. Wooters. Huntington;
. Fl. NJ. Fisher. Cameron: G.. Z. Roberts,
Clarksburg; c. r. Boncfleld. Fairmont'
l.. l.. kcon, Warrington; r. l.. Law. -
Q. Law, G. Y. Roberts, Clarksburg.
Stamm-J. r. Wilson. 3. c. Martin,
! Bentun's Ferry; l. Z. Thomas. tairmont;
John Cullinan. Littlcton; K. y. PROCTOR
j. X. Mod. Warrington.
Rogcrs--J. T.. Holmes. Fairmont: F.
T. Martin. Grafton.
Miss CcciIc McCracken, former Wheel
! Ing girl, now residing In Cameron IS
! spending few days with friends IN this
| city.
visiting III the city has left Tor MS
! home.
Attorney c. J. Schuck and Deputy
! Marshal J. NJ. Short have returned from
! FhilIppi. W. Va. where they ATTENDED
, federal court
last evening for Detroit, Mich. where
! he will spend the remainder OF the week
! attending IL Y. NJ. G. a. convention:
Edward II Crockard Of 1904 North
Huron street is improving from injuries
received in the explosion OF pressure
I plant at bridgeport on Monday. DR.. D.
I 3. Best is the attending physician:
| Florence II. Cockcroft Of North
| Wheeling is in the North Wheeling hos
recently. Mrs Cockroft was injured In
an automobile accident near Pittsburgh
! several months ago.
| Miss Florence Nolte Of 1902 Eor
| street, daughter OF Councilman Louis r.
! Nolte. has been i'll since Sunday even
90, aris vii -
| silitis.
Miss Virginia Bell Of Patterson went
a.. to Pittsburgh yesterday 10 visit FRIENDS.
William Ellison Of Grafton Is the
guest of friends at Elm Grove. Dr.,
! View lane has returned from, three
f TfsRd in fF;IttsbHrgh' and several Ohio
Mrs. Lillian Lingman and SON Lewis
. or Nitro. W. Va, who have been visit
inr her sister, Mrs. John McGinnis. CT
| Chantal Court for the past two weeks
returned To their home Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Gilese. who for several
weeks was here visiting her daughter
who is member OF the Carmellte mon
astcry. has returned to her home IN 70,
visit relatives in Baltimore for a short
time. Mrs. Gilesc expects to return 70
Wheeling after Christmas. 10 remain an
for brief visit it 9 shs S9irs south '0'
Mrs. s. G. Gailliard.. will leave on
Saturday for Philadelphia.
Will 'Rcmpke has returned from
! Mrs. Ben Eeuhardt. OF Rae Mar PLACE
IS tho guest Of relatives in Sistersville
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Green. OF LenoH
addition. have returned from trip 10
/ New York City. Elmira and Boston.
! Mrs, A. A. Wheat will leave shortly
for California, where she will make an
! extended stay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
CHINESE WOMAN
DOCTOR SPEAKS
HERE FRIDAY

Or. Ii Ri Gu, the noted Chinese doc
tor who is 10 he in the city Friday of
his week, will he guest Of the Y. w.
G. 4. she will speak in the association,s
auditorium Friday evening at o'clock
and the public is cordially invited to
hear her. DR.. Ii Ri Gu is touring this
country and has been in attendance at
the International Conference Of Women
Physicians in New York. She is at the
head Of one Of the larg" hospitals in
many American people has been cen
tered in her for Il number Of years. 1t
is hoped many will avail themselves OF
the privilege Of hearing her on Friday
evening next.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
Difficult to Keep Your
Hair Wavy? Read This

If YOU have not yet tried the new way.
the %iIm"rinc way, by all means do So
Yuu'n never again use tho ruinuus heat
cd iron Th" Guinness will appear so
perfectly natural and I'll" hair vii De
fu beautifully lustrouS, instead Of dried
and parchcd. Thus liquid Slimcrln"
serves also as n beneficial dressing for
TN" hair. 1t is neither StCEy nor
greasy. but quit" pleasant 10 use. IL
should he applied n night with Il clean
tooth brush. drawing the latter through
IN" hair from root to tip.
The hair will hay" IN" lov"licSt curlH
and waves Imaginable in In" morning.
and il will hc easy Ia manage. no mat
ter how you DO ii up. \ few ounces
of the liquid from your druggist will
last Il long lime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
. H.eeturc.Recital Club.

The members Of the Lecture Recital
club Of Martins Ferry enjoyed very
interesting meeting yesterday after
noon in their rooms in the Board Of
Wolfe and Mrs. William Bard. both OF
Wheeling, entertained with Il concert.
The program opened with four vocal So
lcctiOns by Mrs. Bard, who completely
charmed her audience with her lovely
contralto voice. All these numbers
were Russian songs. and thci" sad and
romantic melodies were we'll brought
out BY Mrs. Bard.
The second number was three piano
selections by Miss wolfe. the most
pleasing of which was The Music HoX"
Miss Wolfe is splendid pianist and
her wonderful tCChnc and skin wCr"
evidenced in these numbers. Mrs. Bard
entertained the second time with tho
Aria" from Joan of Arc. This was the
most beautiful number on tn" entire
program and it was wonderfully rem
dercd by the vocalist.
The program was concluded with Z
series Of three selections by Miss Wolfe.
Her rendition Of 9TH" Clown was s."
pleasing to her audience that she UaS
encored and for this &h" played "rhr
Cradle Song" 4 business session and
social hour concluded The afternoon.
Mrs. James Ra!ston acting as hostess.
organ Recital.
Tho Lecturc Recital club of Martins
Ferry. will hold an organ recital in tn"
1-nith Presbyterian church. Hanover
and Fourth streets. on Tuesday "vcnlul.
December g. Tho program will begin at
\ o'clock and all the Members Of IN"
congregation arc invited to com" and
bring guest. This organ recital VIII
be held instead OF the usual afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
PARTY Postponed.

On account OF the conflict in date7
Of tho Fourth street VI. II. choir party
and donation day for the Holloway
Dcaccnc>S Home the choir party. which
was to h.vc been held Friday evening at
the home Of Rcv. and Mrs. 6. r. Allen.
has been postponed for two weeks, or
until krianN evening. DCCCmbcr ).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
ArRan Recitnl.
Columbia Club Dance.

The Columbia club VIII b" the SCCr"
Of II merry gathering of young people
on Thursday evening. the occasion briu.;
another delightful informal dance To h"
given b., this organization. liachmans
orcrcStra will furnish the musical pro-
gram from $50 to ! o'clock and lii"
usual large crowd is expected To attend.