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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
Spojenci musi platiti i S lroky.

Spojene Staty povolily Spojenc1m
svym v evropske valce odrociti pla-
ceni 1rok1 z obrovskych pnjcek ma
dobu tfi rok1. Pc trech letech
dluznici musi Spojenym Stat6m po
cfti platiti 1roky a casti ma umofo
vani dluh1. Vlada nase p1jcila
Spojenc1m dev6t tisic miljon1 do
larn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
Copyrighted 1919

"Nasinec" pis 6. listopadu: Pro
stolici usnich. nosnich hltanovych
chorob ma lekafske fakulta v Brati-
slave byl profesorskym sborem ma
vrzen decent eeske university praz.
ske. DIR. Ninger pilny a nad6iny
praeoynlk. To vsak nebylo who'd
ministru Wintrovi. zidovi. ktery
vnutil fakult9 sveho kandidata zida
a Nemce. byv. slechtice DIR. Gut.
mamma, ktery az Is let v9decky mic
nedela a v1bec neni odbornikem pro
ochoroby usni. Jedinou jeho kvali-
fikaci jest - zidovstvi. Slovenska
intelligence 65 podpisy podala proti
tomuto stranicko. .politickemu zasa-
hovanf We prosp9ch zidd. nejvetsich
a nejhorsich to skndcn Sloyenska.
energicky protest.
Anglicky budouci kral zaSn0uben.
Prime Wallesu. anglicky nasled-
mix tr1nu jest pry zasnouEen dee.
rou vevody Devonshire. gener alni-
no guvernera Kanady. Kral pry "a
ned ,ouho verejn9 zasnoubeni ozna.
mi.
Obr0vSke nemecke dane.
Matyas Erzberger. nemecky fl
nancni ministr. zapocal svou bitvu
"a nova danova opatTeni dvouhodi-
novou Teci pred narodnim shromaz-
denim.
Podle jeho planu prvni markovy
tisic prijm1 nepodleha dani. z
druheho tisice bude sc platit 10
procent a kazdeho dalsiho tisice O
jedno procento vice az do $4,000
marek. z priim1 obnaSojiciho 500.
600 marek ma se>platit $4,000 ma
rex. Podle toho ten jenz msl pred
valkou pfijem 100000 marek. da
statu polovici toho obnosu.
DAM abiti K0falku.
V resoluci pfijate mezinarodni
reformni dfadovnon. radikalnim to
kfidlem prohibicni strany. zada sc
kongres aby hez odkladu uvafl dan
pGl milion0 ma pint whi sky.
Timto jednanim ma Sc predellti
moznosti prodavani lihovin. kdyby
vrchni soud rozhodl ze valecny pro-
! hibicni zakon lest ne1stavni. n. bo
kdyby mirova smlouva byla sena
tenn schvalena.
| Proti vraceni zeleznic Scolesn0-
stem.
Ma Cumminsovu zeleZnicni pre-
dlohu byl ucia6n prudky utok sena
tcrem LaFrletem. mluvil rozhodne
uroti vraceni zeleznic spolecnosten
ktere. ie kontloJovaly pred valkou
We Wash;ng'onu koluji poves,i
ze president Wilson vrali zeleznice
iich pavodnin majitel6m dne /
l. >dua
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
Ia CO plati New York.

Trzni komisar Malley odhadu-
ie, BE obyvatelstvo New Yorku "a.
plati "a pisek We volatech dr6beze
roche kole,n sedmi milion1 dolar1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
DraSticke rozkazy 0 Spofenf
nhIlm.

Drasticke rozkazy vydany byly
generaInim Tiditelem zeleznic Hi.
nesem. dorozumeni 8 uhelnym
administratorem Garfieldem obme-
zujici spotfebu m9kk6ho uhli k to
peni. sviceni a hnaci sile.
Obchody. citaje v to i maloob.
chody vyjimaje obchody potra-
vinami. skladist6. nesmi uzivati
sv9tel. mimo bezpecnostnich. dele.
nezli sest hodin denn6.
Jeino nejprisneisich nafizeni
jest nasledujici: "zadn@mu zavodu
nebo tovarn9. jez potFebuii m9kk6
uhli nebo koks. nebo potfebuii te-
plo. sv9tlo hnaci silu Vyvozovane
1stfednach potfebuiicich m9kke
uhli. nebuss ssovolene .syracovati de-
lie nez til dny tydnu to tolik
hodin denn6. iako nyni Sc pracuie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
Zmensiti rozsah CasopisI.

Poslanec Anthony. r publikan z
Kansas. oznamuje, re pfistiho tJdne
poda pfedlohu. kterou obmezuje Sc
rozmer casopis6 a periodickych H.
sta do L. cervence 1921. tax aby u
leveno bylo nedostatku novinaTske-
ho pepirn. Porusenl zakona toho
melo by "a nasledek odepfeni posty
dotycnemu listu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
POvodnS ma Jihu.

Dest' owe liiaky zavinily velike
povodn9 We mnohvch statech Jihu.
V Atlante. Ca. utonul vojak g dve-
ma divkama.v jichz spolecnosti sri
til Sc q automobilem mostu do
rozvodn9ne Teky. Westpoint Y
Georgii 1pln9 zatopen byl. V OBJ
chodni casti mesta vody dosahly w.
Sc az stop. V Meridian. Miss. /.
ma tisic osob pfipraveno pfistre-
81.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
CasteGna Sleya Nemcinl.

Spojenci zmirnill pon6kud poza-
davek q nahrady "a potopeni ne
meckych lodi We Scapa Flow. Pro-
pus eni nemcck5ch valeenSch zaiat-
ca bylo odepfeno.
Spoienecky pozadavek ohiedn9
vydani Nemea obyinfngch valec
nych zlocin1 proti pravidl1m civi
lisovaneho val6eni, jest dss.razem
obnoven.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
MlStnl zprdW.
Vybor shield knihy OdboEky {. N.
S. v Iplnem pofadku.

MY nize podepsany vybor profile
dii lsme dne Z. prosince knihy CNS.
shledali jsme vse 1pInem porad
ku nikde jsme nenasli. ze by L.
fednfci hyli kde "a svou piaci no.
nnfovani.
Ia Sok. Jed. Blesk. JOS. Koloma
mix: "a Del. Amer. Sokol. Vaclav.
Prochazka; "a VeIko Vybor jed.
Ant. Patek: "a Velkofad st. Md.
CSPS. S. Site. Ter.
Kazatel zabit, ,druzf stezf vyvazli.
Virol Pennsylvania drahy. KITE.
ra ma nebezpecnou kficzovatku dra-
ny nedala hlidace. zabit byl vlakem
u Bengies starry faraf w. H. Dell a
"estujici ma vlaku jenom iakoby "a
zrakem vyvazli zivoty sv5mi, jak
usoudila porota vysetFujici nest9sti.
Faraf Dell vracel Sc nedeli noci
kostela ma Back River do sveho
domova. Ma kfizovatce drahy au-
tomobil jeho chycen byl rychlfkem
drahy. Dell okamzits narazem u.
smrcen. parostroj rozbity automobil
hnal po kolejich pred sebou trhaie
tyto rozhazuje ma vsechny strany.
Jedna vytazenych kolejnic prora-
zila oknem do vagonu obsazeneho
cestujicimi anil by kdo il zranen
byl. Mohutny parostroi siel ko-
leji. pfekotil sc strhnuv sebou de.
vet vagonu jim tazenych. Stroj-
v1dce srazen bgl. topic cas- vysko-
Gil. Cestujici We vlaku krone leh-
elch odfenin vyvazli vsichnil. Do
Baltimore zpet pfivezeni hRli. po-.
mocnym vlakem po koleiich B.& o.
drahy.
Obch0dnik. ktery pritinon vynu-
cOtani n1O1rYch zakOIlN, pred
SOudem.
We stfedu poGalo liceni Benz.
Jaffe. cukrafem ma North avenue
pro poruseni nedelniho klidu prode-
iem cukrovinek a doutnikn 9. listo.
padu. ObchOdnik tentO SpOlu sc 4
salooniky udan byl policii pro ne
d6lni prodej. v porot9. kdyz hla-
sovano pfipadech t6chto odvola.
vaiicich Sc ma iine otevTene obcho-
dy ned6li. v9tsinou hlas6 rozhod-
nuto bylo. aby mo IRE nedelni zako-
ny pfisn5 vymahan byly. A TAX
m6sto nase vpadlo do boje zako-
mech nedelnieh. Posledni nedeli "a
kony prestupovany byly ma cele ca
Re. Policie omezila sc ma vZeti jmen
obchodnik6 prodavajicich Dynamic
tato velkoporote.
Hogan ztratil job.
| Levi A. Thompson. ustanoveny
mayorem Broeningem "a superin.
tendenia vefejnych budov. ale ne.
potyrzeny druhym odborem NEST
ske rady. vyzadal 81 We stfedu pro.
zrazeni kombinace pokladny na
Johnu f. Hoganovi. hlavnim kler-
ku. Hogan odepfel prozradit! kom-
/ binaci z d1vodu. ze ThompsoLa ne
uznani "a sveho pfedstaveneho.
Thompson propustil "a trest Hoga.
ma re sluzby. Hotan odepfel sluz-
bu opustiti. Thompson nafidil
mastskemu pokladniku TOmeovi
skrtnouti jmeno Hogana ze sezna.
mu placenych ufednikn.
!, Soud bude miti asi co einit no.
/ YOU zapletkou. Nastupcem sesaZe-
neho Hogana ustanoven Hans. kite,
Try do 6sadu pfisel We ctvrtek rano.
Hogan pfiSel tez.
| USmrcen Spadlou StrechOa.
Pod spadlou stfechou skladiste ta-
bora Holabird. usmrcen byl We sire
du d9lnik Rafia Rageta. Velika
plocha plechu s'rzena byla 2 budo-
Wy a nesena timto do vzdalerosti
vetsi nezli Is stop nezli sfitila sc
ma zem na Ragetu. Masa plechu
nezli re spodu iejiho usmrceny del.
nix vytazen byti mohl. musela bSti
vyzdviaena iefabem,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
Okraden prately.

V Marylandske vseobecne nemoc-
nici lezi t9zce zraneny August Juli-
as re S. Bond ulice zatim co policie
patra po obou jeho pratelich. Etefi
jej v noci 1tery ma stTedu pfepa-
dIi. t9zce zranili a oloupivSe jej.ne-
chali lezeti. Julius nalezen straz-
nikem lezici na 1chodniku ma Liber-
ty Heights uoal. re seznamil Sc
''pTitelem". ktery jej jeste dru-
hym muzem pozval k automobilove
vyjizdce. Ma Liberty Heights ave-
rue pTatele zastavili automobil a
Julia. po stlucenf jej do bezvedomf.
okradli l3 dolar6. ktere sebou
mel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
VOjaci pfhnaIi Sc kn kradezi.

N9kolik balickn tabaku cigaret
ukazuiicich Sc kapes vojak1 ma
rohu Baltimore Eutaw ulic v Ute.
ry casne rano a rozbits okno ne
dalekem tabacnickem obchodr ved1o
straznika Belize ku podezfeni. ze
snad vojaci k tabaku 81 pomoais ne.
poctivym zp1sobem. Podezrivavy
Straznik zatkl oba voiaky: McKin-
ley Bennerta a w. r. White. kteri
ma straznici se priznali ku vzeti ta-
baku a cigaret. ale popreli. Re roz-
bitim okna m6li 60 delati. Okno
nalezli rozblte a ably jiny snad "a
rozbitym oknem ,ylozene pot9seni
kufaka nevzal. wall al ie sani.
Vzate balisk odhadnuty byly NJ
$8.96. !
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
Uhelni Stavka SkOncena.

Unie uhlokop6 americkych V Sc
zeni SVEN v Indianapolis We stredu
az ma jediny hlas odhlasovaly skon'
ceni stavky pfijetim planu pres''
denta Wilsona. Uhlokopove vrati'
Ii Sc bezprostTedne do prace vycka'
vajice urovnani sporn svych 8 mail
tell dol0 pomoci komise ustanovene
presidentem Wilsonem.
Rozhodnutim timto skoncen boj.
ktery trval vice nezli 5 tydn1 a
ktery zavinil velke ztraty Saw
kou. kdyby nyni byla neskonEena.
vSechny industrie hled9ly vstfic ku
dplnemu zastaveni a utrpeni vice
nezli 100 milion1 obyvatel. Pra-
videlna doprava m6kkeho uhli poe
ne asi pondeli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
Beranek zadrzen.


V posledni chvili pred odplutim
francouzskeho parniku La Tou-
raine''. diva attache 1fadovny
francouzskeho generalnlho konsula-
tn zamezili odpluti Karlu Beran-
kovi. redaktorovi chicagske "Spt a.
vedlnosti' Beranek byl ma ceste
do Ceskoslovenske Republiky jako
delegat D6lnicke Rady. Ceskoslo
venskS konsul New Yorku ode
pfel mu vidovati pr6vodni list z
pficjny. re psal pobuTujici clanky.
Urednici Francouzske linie W.
svetlili. ze zadrzenl Beranka stalo
sc aa zadost ceskoslovenskych di.
plomat6 We Washington6.
Jih0slOvanSk0 hot0yo ku hajeni.
Prvni ctvrty jihoslovansky ar
madni sbor jsou ma pochodu do Dal
macie a severni Albanie Srbska
vlada oznacuje tyto pohyby vojska
iakozto pouhe opatreni opatrnost
proti vselikemu pfipadnen,u ital-
skemu pokusu 1bsazeni Dalmacie
a Albanie. kteremu Jugoslayie ho-
dla Sc opfiti vsemi prostredky.
Pr0ti zonSke mode.
We smys.u pastyfskeho listu kar-
dinaia Ametta. arcibiskupa pafiz-
keho. nemz Sc protestuje proti
nyn9jsi mode zenskych sat6. vikai
kostela Notre Dame d'Avenieres.
poutnickeho mista blizko Lavalu.
oznamil ze vstup'do kostela Sc "a.
kazuje zenam. jez nosi pfilis vystfi.
zene saty pod krkem anebo nedosa-
hujici Ike kotnik1m.
Sized "Volne MySIenky" v Praze
Ma siezdu "Volne Myslenky" ko.
nanem mest6 Mans We Francii O.
sneseno ielnomyslne. ably pfisti
sized "Volne Myslenky" Sc kona
1920 v Praze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
SOnchotiny Smutnon pfednOSti
Baltimore.

Umrti ma souchotlny mest9 ma.
Sem jest o IA procent vice nezli ce.
lVch Spojenych Stat6. kdyz vzaty
tyto jako jednotka. Vzdor tomu
mic zvlastnfho zde sc nepodnika ma
zamezeni a odstran9ni krutovlady
souchotin. Cerveny Kriz boiuje
proti tomuto hroznemu nepfiteli
clovecenstva. Pomnzeme iemu
boii? Kazdy. kdo koupi znamky
Cerveneho Kfize. jez v teto dob9
Vanocni jsou rozprodeii. pfisp6ie
ku porazce souchotin. Pomozme!
Jest to ob9t n9kolika centG!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1919-12-12
BolSeyici Odrazeni ma Narya
frOnff.

Bolsevicke vojsko zahajilo ofen.
sivu ma fronte Narva feky. Deset
1tok6. jimz pfedchazela prudka ka.
nonada. odrazeno bylo Estonskym
vojskem.
Vzdnchol0di z Anglie do Australia
Kapitan Ross Smith australsky
vzduchoplavec. pfeIet6l 2 Anglie do
Australia. .skonciv yzduchoplavbu We
stfedu. Ne cestu vydal Sc u. Ii.
stopadu. Smith odnenen byl cenou
10000 liber sterling1.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-17

~
thing sin the line OF School SUP
plies at he Bazaar
Come too orman' sale nor h Of War
rem, Thursday S s tlh.
Penning Cd unty has received three
army trucks for use III uling gravel
on the roads
Herman Lind erg left for a
ednesday where he is erecting a
school house out in the country
How about our ma zine subscrip
tions sees the Warren sssheaf about
money saving offers on ma gaines and
newspapers.
|. Andrew Boardson has this week p,lr
chased the Frank, ruin home on the
east side and will take possession Of
the same about October LIST
Sss Mrs. George Harris and s is ON
5Gorder, of Gro kston came up Saturs
day for a brief visit at the home .of their
father, q Peterson, returning Saturday
evening sss8s
The young people off the Swedish
Mission church enjoyed wiener
44roas t,, at the Riverside ia "a rm Tuesday
evening Aboutst wenty our were pres
ent and Is good time was enjoy cd ~ . Y.
Miss Esther Riba,1. from near
,Radium. stopped over in Warren Sat
surday, enronte to st Pau. where she
has secured position as stenographer.
Miss Ribau is q graduate from North
Star ollege, sss <
81 Gutek unst OF Dray ton, visited
here on Sunday His family who have
stayed here q mon returned with
him Mrs ekunst has helped ia
care for her sick mot Their Adrs. Berg.
|strom, who no IS ilnp ing nicely
.. strombo fformerly Of Newt oldens
now residing hen passed through
Warren Saturday enro ute to- NeWfQ lden,
q / Strombo has secured u position IS
elevator nanag get at ephen m
viii move hiss fanlil az
near future d aI1s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-17
"a II NJ S;
q THERED FROM Tr.E
IS 8 ME r,EL D.

E
Go to The Baza The Busy Store.
Nels a. sveen is inv ting in resi-
sdence properties.
Gotfred Erickson left today for Step
hem where he will inspect some road
work
She met her sweetheart IN a sylvan
glenn q fWonde Ter the city had no charms Y IS
for her &! See Destiny
Conrad Melo, Of Big Woods, accom-
panied by his mother and sister, Laura,
were in the city Monday transact ting
business. 81,
and Mrs. John Olson and SKa-
1 thrine Olson, also Mrs Felt and Irwin
4 Felt, of Dray 4 listed Sunda with e
the Bergstr om's, Mrs Olson's pare1ftall;
home
Aug. Lundg ren and tamil IL s.:
W. Swenson and Alfred Johnson went
! to Crookston today in the formers car,
to attend q church meeting held there sEl 'a
this evening.
Knute Grind LELAND, of Hi GILLIAN dvllfe,
zIowa. visited his cousins John q: and
Judge Grindel Gland, d few day Us the past
week, arriving here from She 81 llbroo ll
Canada, where he had been TO attend end
1 the golden wedding Of a sister s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-17

81 r. Is
ont iii q
Sancs'
Iatta srren
~,
~
saa'' ~ s.
Ison
is.as olda ", HIS business aeters e
sAal1rssn loda
eason and daalg hfer 3 lltla, lel e
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-17
THE CHURCHES
gSyvedlah Missiles Church
e.. w. OLSON. Pastor.

Thursday, Sept Trayer meeting
at ID. m. ~
81 Sunday, Sept. q ~ orning service at
Evening service at s. p. m.
So Services at the 81 home OF Charles
Westberg OF Vega at 2 n m.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-17

dditional Locals On Last Page.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-09-17

g $3.50
Having visited at he home Of Mrs. Han
Isons father, nix seign
Pryt wishes to unce that
HE IS the local gent. for the Crookston
Dress Club and orders for q leaning and
pressing left With him will receive
prompt and carefu q ttention.
Oscar rIson and sister, ISIS Ruth,
left riday evening for okston for
a few day visit viii ends From
Crookston they went to innea polls,
where they will be enlplo "a
j Ohm end ling ana family. of Locust,
Iowa, arrived yesterday ats the home Of
Nj. and Mrs NJ Halvorson. Today
they went out to see their farm, which
they own, southeast of Ra dium.
-s Miss Mildred Wood autoed TO Good
ridge last week and ret turned Friday IL
company with the Misses Fern Johnson
and Laura Thomas who visited al the
home of Miss Wood for Il few day
David Brown and wife. of fs'henan-
doaha Iowa, are VISITING friends ard
relatives here They are ooking over
the eomtry Ia this vicinity with the
intention of purchasing a farm here.
Miss Clara Nelson, who Tor, several
years has been employ ed as waitress at
the Home Restaurant returned Friday
after a several weeks vacation spent at
dinneap olis: Miss Nelson has secured
a position at the ] ohm HOlan confee-
tionery store. u I:
Judge F. Holm who has been con-
fined to his bed by sickness for nearly
d month, was able ito get down til his
Office today for the first time since he
was laid up He is still weak and hard
az fl conditi for work, but he issde-
itermined to try it, and everybody knows
that the Judge has any aihount OF grit
Mrs Carl land and SON Harold,
lreturned Wednesday from Crookston,
where they have visited with relat ives
{1or over a week Weiland drove
IEdoWnstoa Grookston Tuesday evening, to
EaccDmpany them back home The trip
was made by way soff sher where Mr..
Weiand succeeded - bag gtng some fine
wild game
leonard Peterson, who has been the
Of the THIEF River nils
Hight and power plant the past
f19syears, has resigned said position 70
accept q similar one with the Crookston
Water Works and Power company at d
Substantial Increase irl sa larry His
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
WILL EXHIBIT
 HANDICRAFTS OF
 FOREIGN WOMEN
Art League to Open Inter estirg Feature On
 January 5

Tho largest and most interesting event Du the calendar of the Bridge port Art League. Bridgeports most progl essive wcmans organization, is scheduled for Monday. January 9th, both aftcruOu and evening. which will be open to the public.
 The event is an exhibition of cN amples of handicrafts of the foreign born women of our city and an arts and crafts exhibition of foreign hand tcrafts loaned by the Federation Of Arts at Washington, D. c.
 The chief interest of the exhibit centers, however. in the work of our own foreign born women. now our loyal and staunzh citizens, and women who have shown their patriotism by the splendid assistance they have given in all war charitable undertak- ings. Mrs. A. F. Macdonald will have the entire exhibit in charge and is un- tirfng in her efforts to make the af- fair a success, which 1t promises to be She Is assisted in this effort by Mrs Frank D. Beers and Mrs. Arthur NJ Comley.
 Lieut.. Bradley Of the AInericaniza- ton Bureau is to address the gather ing and the undertaking is sanctioned ty Chief Justice George W. Wheeler
 Among the many churches that will
 
 theran church, Rev. karIovsky; st. Johns sIovak R C. church, Rev. ko- mara: st. Georges Lithuanian church, Rev Paukovslki; St. Nichaefs Polish R t'. church, Rev. Figlews}zi; and Dr. R. Snlykowski; St. JoseDh's Gern1afr Catholic church, Rev. Dahme; Slovak F. c. church. corner Crescent avenue and Church street, Rev. Panill; Ger man Reformed church, Rev. Wiener; Holy Cross Slovenian church, Rev Golob: Russian Greek Catholic church. Rev. Venianinoff: Hungarian R. c. church. Rev. Chernitzsky; Hun garian Reform church. Rev. Ludman; Hungarian Greek Catholic church, Rev. Kovalclck. The Armenians will be represented through A1r. and Mrs. B;l B;lhadarian: the Spaniards by F. Ro- ,,,e~o a-z inc Italians. French, Nor wesian. Danish, Swedish and Irish by prominent persons of their nation alitE-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
CHARITY DANCE
 GREAT SUCCESS
Service Club Entertains--. Dinner Parties Before
 the Dancing

One of the largest dances given for the members of the younger set was held las- night at the BrookIawn club under the auspices of the Service club, the first Junior Red Cross auxiliary to be organized in this city The affair Was for the benefit of the Children s Ward of the Bridgeport hospital and the Bridge port Protestant Orphan Asylum. About $450 was realized. Christmas trees, evergreen and holly formed the YuIeude decorative scheme.
 Some of the most attractive gowns seen this season were worn at the dance last n ght. Miss Anna Swim nertOH, president of the club, wore a gown of black velvet with silver bodice and carried q bright red feather fan. Miss Margaret Neither cut. vice president. wore a peacock blue satin gown with a. brocaded bodice and carried a. peacock fea ther fan. Miss Maude Jennings. secre- tary, of the Service club wore a light blue satin and silver lace gown.
 Other members of the club were: Miss Martha Lashar. black net gown embroidered with conventional mo- tifs in silver thread; Miss Eleanor Bartranl, orchid tu1Ie gown with satin bodice: Miss Doris Wheeler black net over silver lace and elctric blue satin. Miss Harriet Windsor black Georsette crepe draPed over satin with panels and girdle of silver cloth; Mss Eunice Newman, sapphire blue velvet with silver cloth bodice and cOrsage of orchids; Miss Betty Havens, black satin with bodice em- broidered in colored metallic threads: Miss Eleanor Webster, turquoise blue satin gown with tuIIe inserts.
 Miss Virginia Ives was especially attra active in a white lace gown as was Miss Frances Jennings who wore an orchid talffeta gown. Miss Eliza beth Foster wore a gold brocaded cloth gown with Yale blue chiffon ribbons. Miss Dorothy Northrop wore cerise satin yelled with purple chiffon, and Miss Charlotte Blight wore pink charmeuse gown with tulle tunics, tiny ostrich tip ornaments with corsage of viOIets. Miss Lor- rajne Armstrong, gold cloth gown with pale ostrich feather bandings.
 Other members of the club are: Miss Catherine Miller Miss Katherine and Miss COrdelia Ford. Miss Esther Cferrish, Miss Julia Foster, Miss Dor Othy Chapin, Miss Dorothy Smith and Miss Cora Anderson.
 Many dinner parties were given be- fore the dance. Among those enter taininE were Miss NIaude Jennings Miss Lorraine and Charles H. Arm strong. Miss Catherine Logan, Con- rad Lashar, Miss Martha Lashar, Mis- Betty Leeds and Miss Eleanor Bar tram.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-27
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