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The Washington herald., 1920-10-03
Looking Into the Lobbies
BY EARLE DORSEY;


week that begins today the Washington heaters will marked
by the OF legitimate offerings of actual distinction
Thurston, of the of
requires Zoe Akns "FooLooe" National,
starring Emily produced by the George
c. Tyler, has proven also. The applies
AS You We're musical hit that Sam Bernard
Bordoni
There is only one unknown equation on weeks calendar
Louis Mann in Undesirable has just
finished scoring his
Friendly Enemies" play by Shpnan, who
author collaboration with Victor Victor of Undesirable Friends"
Shpman author OF East West Fay Bane hit and he
long demonstrated ability playwright. all
frankness whole list is excellent
frequent gargantuan encountered
the tea the
appeared number before audience
of the theatert is farfetched call
them the idea that plays made by buy
ing hiring and director reheaag for three
the employment tAng but formaity,
something expected understanding
The he employment of directors whose idea
occupy chair the fooight trough lay the
occasionally emphasize
line chair grab the girl and yell Under such
conditions remarkable that much the acting
of-color quality and without conviction or force.
himself Individual who reads Variety languishc
i drink aspre Lambs Club and years
whom Dillingham; notable and Dresser His waking
the devoted childish assimilation
chatter about this who playing
and getting by mysterious fashion The
Morning Telegraph his Bible Baco his idea of
quality of mind
apervadng of wadde that
combine the conception
but rarely associated faculty of Interpretation.
The difference between good acting and bad acting
the difference between direction and the
thereof The mystery Of bad direction proven
efficacy OF the methods employed by like Belasco Hopkins
Tyler the stage and by like Griffith and Dan the pictures
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New Photoplays

METROPOLITAN - ClaIa kimball
. Young will be the star at Gran
dalls Metropolitan Theater. begin
ming today in Sir Arthur Wing Pi-
nero's famous idChannel" >"
Miss Young is splendidly support
ed by J. Frank Glendon,: Edward
himball, Bertram Grassby and
others.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS today Mo,

GARDEN-Beginning today Moore's
Garden viii present ]. Parker
Reads great Louise Glaum drama,
The Leopard Woman, an adapta-
ton OF the novel by Stewart Ed
ward White House Peters ap-
pears in her support.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-03
BELASCO AND GRIFFITH
LEAVE NOTHING TO ACTOR.

the type particular leave nothing
actors discretion Every line, every infection
every carefully studied thoughy prepared problem
mnua thought and worked by the directing mind
its proper place and relation make
consecutive logical this type leave
practically nothing actors conception; the conception
the director The himself toola good bad
but at all times tool
Probably Washington seen in long time and at the
same time two plays which illustrate so stringy the two extremes
this equation thoroughly "Carenc "Mom
Clarence represented the fruits of George Te. system of
production which the sterling quality
begin with but tool that have he startling gift
Of knowing where The quality OF the acting Clarence
such thoughtful perfect quality of it
blended into terPreave fabric harmonious that slightest
false note tangled the with enormously agnfed
"Carenc intelligence
which played keyboard that otherwise produced
nothing
goasyoupease OF acting The seemed aocious
acting terrible but
at fault Primarily reflected the efforts of
unfamiliar with the technique of acting plain
fest Just what it she did the Interpretation
father of the (s has slipped me) actually the
middle OF the and worked his eyebrows was
something that should have been there
which had doubtless never been explained to him When
stands in the middle the floor and wrinkles
goo-goo eyes at his wife that supposed call
attitude OF paterna indulgence don't blame the No real d
would permit him indulge scalp exercises
if it just what he should do.
thing comes back to the premise that
simply awaiting guidance of
their work If they he'll fire them. There
the thea being shippers
MON" is one place to find them
Incidentally reference that Washing
had damned it play Tuesday
There little doubt that the Nom which Washington
Nom OF Rachel Barton Buffers manuscript being true
Miss Butler rather fell short of qualifying playwright
aton Her Mammals Affair" much better play
always frightfuly
overrated, just Abraham Lincoln"
However Miss Butler the sole guilty party poduc
ton of Nom" Oliver Morosco hurried bored world
that he had selected Nom Harvard play contest though
did first Morosco also said good
befor he
Butler had entered it under assumed
If Nom" Mr. Moosco's idea of good play how can one
blame girl of Miss Buffers manifest nxperiene believing
the wsya Mr. Moroco idea of good plays appear
need revision
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though a belated Acknowledgements
to the mans greatness of heart,
nevertheless it drew into the light
one of the greatest episodes in our
history. .-..
There remain but three more
weeks of the "Ziegfeld .Follies" at
the New Amsterdam, despite the
fact that a vacant seat is still a.
thing unknown. After the Fol
lies" it is understood. will come
the three-starred 'Hitchy-Koo.r .
with Mr.. Hitchcock, Miss Sanderson
and Huntley as its satellites.
For the second time-the second
that comes to mind at the moment,
at all cvents-a play is about to be
made from a motion picture. The
first was Mr.. Bradys experiment
with THE Cheater." produced as II
O: o." the new one is James Oliver
Curwoods story, THE Rivers End, {"
which was something Of sensation
in the film world not SO long ago.
1t is now being made into a play
by a pair of trusted adapters.
wild Cherry" Fails.
Wild Cherry" the. comedy which
Guy Bolton wrote for Ruth Shepley,
which was tried out in Washington
recently. and failed to impress, has
already been abandoned by its pro-
ducers.
The public report is denied by
Geraldine Farrar that she is to
abandon the .movieE - j
The Washington herald., 1920-10-03

Rosemary Theby has signed {
lons-term contract TO star in specis,
productions. the first OF whicN is |
story by George Bernard Shat.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-03
wild Cherry" Fails.

The public report is denied by
Geraldine Farrar that she is to
abandon tho. .movieE - i.f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09

The annual dinner of the Mems club
will be given Monday, April ~, at the
Universalst church.--ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09
GOOD RELATIONS THREATENED
Anglo French Cordiality Is Being
Given Severe Trial.

London, April 9.-The keynote of all
the editorials in the London morning
newspapers with regard TO the diver
gence among the allies over the French
move into Germany is anxiety as TO
the effect of the situation upon Anglo
French relations. The opinions differ.
however, in apportioning the blame
for the crisis. The government
press severely scores the Lloyd George
cabinet. Some of the newspapers are
more or less on the fence and one at
least implies that France is chiefly cul-
pable.
The Times and the Daily Mail are
pronounced in their criticism of the
British official attitude. The Morning
Post demands that the government ex-
plain why it proclaimed to the world,
and especially to Germany, that there
is a rift in the concord of the entente,
and it raises the question "a to wheth-
or the House of Commons will tolerate
the desertion of an ally at critical
moment" The Daily Telegraph ex-
presses the view that the best outcome
of the trouble would be the withdrawal
OF General won Waters trespassing
forces, which would certainly be fol
lowed. it says, by the withdrawal Of
the French. The Daily Chronicle says:
"The public will suggest that the
government is insisting upon the coun-
try's right to be heard and consulted in
any action against Germany, but at the
same time it attaches paramount im-
portance to our connection with France
and expects every effort TO be made to
keep IL close and cordial"
The Daily News says: France pre-
cipitated singularly unfortunate sit
uation. Making every allowance for
Frances special grounds for apprehen-
sion, IL is difficult to avoid the conclu-
sion that she counted on presenting
the allies with an accomplished fact
which they would be constrained TO
accept, rather than reveal openly dif-
ference of opinion within the alliance
They have not been prepared to adopt
that course. and it is not desirable that
they should. The first essential
is to heal the breach as quickly and
completely as possible but that is not
to be done by a majority of the allies
Welding to q minority Of one"
The newspaper contends that the
withdrawal Of the German regulars in
the Ruhr region and the consequent
withdrawal of the French is the one
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09

Regular meeting of
|. o. Foresters in
w ort hen hall this
evening at 1880. Ini
tiation of candidates
and other business to
transact. Entertain
ment after meeting.
ring cake. Per order
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09
The Good Old DAYS.

To-day it is a poor egg that doesn't
bring nickel, and butter is worth 70
cents the pound. The old-timer looks
back over the years. He signs for the
good old times. Eggs were 10 cents a
dozen and butter 20 cents a pound.
BUT does he really want "the good
old timesg'' Let's see.
In those days people had parlors and
didn't use 'em. Now they have living
rooms and wear 'em almost ont.
They lighted their homes with kero.
sene Hanging" lamps.
Fellows took their girls out buggy
riding" and knew nothing about the
10Y OF a feet motor car.
Men were paid dollar day on the
section, and the other day laborer, just
little above him, was paid ten dollars
week.
When a person had weak lungs they
began to select a nice green spot IN
the marble orchard for him, and if
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09
WILLIAMSTOWN

Z. J. Rntter, optometrist from Mont
pelier, will be at the hotel Monday, the
18th, Call and have your eyes exam
ined.--adv.
Village schools reopen for the spring
term next Monday.
A. S. Winchester is now day fireman
at the drying plant of the Williams
town company, with Van d. McAllister
as head of the night shift.
Miss Rena Bruce has finished work
in the f. A. Downs store and will later
go to Springfield, Mass, where she has
the promise of employment.
Mrs. Edison S. Martin is back in
town after stay of several days with
Mrs. Nelson Vassar of Waterbury, and
will remain here till after the auction
OF stock, farming tools and produce,
which is to be held next week.
Mrs. Margaret S. Hannah. represent
ing the Chautauqua association of
Swarthsmore, Pa, has made arrange
ments for three days Chautauqua to
be held next fall, and has gone to Dan
vile. This enterprise has the support
of the business men OF the town and
has good record in the towns where
it has been staged
S. j. McNichol is no longer in the
management of the last block company
here, and has joined his family at
Swampscott, Mass.
Congregational church - Sunday,
April H. Pastor, Rev Charles T..
Walsh. Services, l0;45. Topic, rs it
possible to communicate with depart
ed friends?" This sermon will be in
part review Of the well known book
of Sir Oliver Lodge, entitled Ray
mond" This book has had an enormous
sale in Great Britain and the United
States. Sir Oliver Lodge is now lectur-
ing in the United States. Wherever he
goes the hall is crowded to the utmost
capacity. Everybody is interested in
this vital question. Don't neglect TO
hear this sermon. The empty tomb
of our Lord will be approached from a
new angle. Sunday school at IL, noon
Send your children. Evening service
at 1880; union service. Topic, Consider
the Lilies" Come to church. Get the
habit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09

your appendix got tangled up, they
said you had inflammation of the bow
els and they buried you deep.
And women wore bustles and long
germy skirts and had limbs instead OF
legs.
kind or another. And bath tubs and
other toilet facilities there were none.
Remember those cold winter nights
with the ordinary lot 220 feet long,
Yes, those were NOT the good old
days. Let 'em keep their l0-cent eggs
and their 20-cent butter. Living in 1920
is worth more than it costs, even if it
costs more than it did.-Hayerhill Ca
zette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09

Ladies, please bring cake. Per order
Rec. Sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09
EAST MONTPELIER


Mr. and Mrs Wellington Lee of
Lanesboro visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Curtis over Sunday. Mr.. Lees
friends will be glad to learn that, all
though junior foreman on the Mont
pelier & Wells River branch of the
Boston & Maine, his bid was accepted
on his merit and he is to fill the place
OF section foreman at South Ryegate
and viii move there at once.
Mrs. Julia Sployd of Mortified was
a business visitor in town Thursday.
+. p. Townsend of Barre was at
home Thursday night.
C. +. Dudley deserves special men
ton for his alertness in calling help
over the telephone when the gristmill
was on fire Thursday morning. Mr..
Bailey, the owner OF the mill, was in
Swanton when the call was sent to
Montpelier.
c. y. Dudley has sold his residence
on the depot road to Philip Lapoint.
Irene Mayo, who works in Montpel-
Ter, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Mayo, on Tuesday.
Arthur Coburn was business visit
or in Montpelier on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. A. Abare of Barre
were in town Thursday.
f. B. Arbuckle, after 25 years con
tinuous service as mail messenger be-
tween Fairmount station and East
Montpelier postoffice, has resigned,
thinking Ne has done his bit. The
postoffice officials showed their apPre-
citation of faithful man by reappoint-
ing him messenger, with a consider
able increase in salary.
Mrs. John Gallison and Mrs. Louis
Mayo were business visitors in North
Montpelier Thursday
Richard Hadley of Baltimore, Nd,
has bargained for a small house and
parcel OF land on thefBarre road and
intends to deal in poultry and eggs, in
hopes TO regain his health the coming
summer.
ID. A. Perry Of Barre was in town
Thursday, having his lumber removed
to a place of safety He lost about
5000 feet of lumber by the fire at the
mill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09
Public Notice.

On and after Monday, April II. the
minimum wage to journeymen earpen-
tiers will be 30 cents per hour for an
eight hour day. Per order Of local 4sl,
c. and j. Of A.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09

way out of the difficulty but this way
cannot be taken Immediately if it
would result in increasing the chaos
and disintegration in Germany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09
Why, DR.. Hart!

Atlanta Constitution-Dr. Albert
Bushnell Hart will beat the Piedmont
hotel during his stay in the eity.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09
Fortunate Limitation.

When words fail TO express wom-
mans contempt for a man he enjoys a
moments peace.-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-09

.Skx. Red Men wishing TO pay
NHM dues are asked to pay the
.yx,XzM same to Floyd w Holt, %
SJt Boyce street. Per order a.
@ss3W w. Cormack, sachem; Ira
lsaEstI L. Wright, chief Of records.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
lIono,inR Miss Marie Ilirlrr.

Miss Jewel Hopper entertained t"'
her guest Miss Marie l,arkor " san
saba. Texas with delightful dane" ~
the home " her sister Mrs. W. W. Ne
Ilroy. 1905 Van buren, street Wcdnrs
,lay evening. The dance rooms were AZ
tisiically decorated with ferns aud 9
variety Of cut flowers. iva and dreamy
music was furnished hy a color,d ~
chcstra. and iced punch was serve,
throughout the evening Those inclui
I'd amnng the guests oi this cnjayehl'
occasion were: Misses Hetty lou ozi"
Kathlenc Whitiingion. Tcena burgess
rranue- CharieSs. Lucille Clayhrooh
Mattel Holland, T. iris Mobiles, Marglrr
Curtis. Hazel Mvllroy. Isabel Beard
Coldle aud Amclictta Dancer. Lena Far
Copelsnd and l.itta Ball: M"ssrS Iinnii
Jennings of Vernon. TEXAS FrliN rhil
lips Jimmie shelton. BOD Doubleday
Harold knupp Harry Holland. TURNKEY
Eillv Cullen. Stanley, John Hnyce
Ralph Young. Norhorn Harris. lialri
Harrington. Hogan Cradle. Dan Shaw
aud Tullc and Ramona white.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
lla,oring Miss Claybrook.

Miss Lucille Claybrook was the hon
usce II dcighiiul towel shower sive''
hy Mrs. Z. a. Porter at her home lOlv
Harrison street Wednesday afternoon
The color scheme Tot the afternoon wal
funk and white. the rooms being arts
iieally decorated with rink and whit,
rus. buds. After an afternoon oi mis-
rellancuus games which We're enjoyed
by everyone dainty reparst consisting
II pineapple cream and cake wer,
s-rN,-l The guests NJ this delightful
occasion were: Misses Mabel Holland
Ruth Kerr. Lena Fay Copeland. Louis,
l.eNcvue. and Mrsdamrs Sellais, ClaN
brook and Will Thompson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
USED to Have
Bilious Attacks
Stopped Them
by Internal
Baths"

Mrs julia " Fuqul 81 Suluhur
Sniings. TrN"s. writes g. he Tyt, q
lIv"i"ric Institute.
MY nephew was subi"t a. sp'U-
which ~ ductnr pronounced Ltlinus
attacks H. world become numb ~
ever nnh hreHk into prufuse p"rypii ..
Ton followed hv fever llo has used
N. y y I. Crv-.do' yinc. i,st F.b
ruarv ~ud - i"furna me that n. has
not bad sin"'n smell ~ felt Ia m,
huf tho best - h"1lih zinc" using 10 q"
The u y l.. Cascade" rleanSes IN.
lower iuifs'lro ~ ,uiii" l,nE'h aud
b""'" Il always IRE" u poisonou,
waste
IN 'e'ris 'r.ffv ihai Consiipat s,
indigestion Stomach Trouhl =. M.
'ausnes' lI"Hd'ch"s md nll The many
r"rl-"a '~ouhi"s whoch thcv cause aro
absolutely .li"v"l aud prevented Nv
the Eniur oTratmcnt
CIV rr"r 60 80 polk. will be glad
~ how ven rho ~ u L. Cafc,dc." ~.
plain III siwpl" on.raiion and will give
vnu f"o on 'cpresi. an Interesting ~
n" hook bN Dr. chs . Tvfrcll of Ns,>
NOf' nutnl SucHialist On Iutcrn.l
Iiathinr 81 - vc'rs IN ihrt oitv Clln
this ont - r"r'' d"r o. ask fnr the
honklot nj your first opportunity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
s,,,.,,o. ARMY Meeting Tonight,

There will h.. a hig salvation Army
NESTING tonight nj the salvation Arm,
hall and everybody will be- welcome
There will be- special music rendered
and u goo,l program The Junior meet
ing proved t. be- very successful las
night ~ u great number were present
saturday night there viii be- hig Fire.
fnr An meeting and everyone II IN
vitcd There will alsn be- meetings he'll
ON SUNDAY that viii he announced 81
Later date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

and the rest ~ the flour. Add suda
dissolved In q little warm water Add
berries. Turn into buttrrcd and
Toured mold aud bake thirty az forty
minutes IN "A moderate oven. Serve
with sugar and cream.
They used Ia nay fppl and his
money are soon parted. hut now the
.l"r'iest housewife finds her money
departing with utmost sp'-d MARY
--'Copyrigh,. 1899. y. T. A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
IIoporiur Mrs. Edwin iilll

Mrs. Edwin lllll. VINO has been one
og the leading workers IN the looaI
Eebakah l0lge ladies auxiliary 10 th'
l. q. o. r.. will be honor'sl with az
entertainment at the hall next Tues
day night Sh. " leading Amarillo neN'
week for California. where she expects
~ make her home with her sister,
l.fbekahs from Canyon will he present
at the entertainment. Eight motor ears
1 Reb-s>ahs vent from here g. Canyon
Tuesday night to an affair staged 10y
the lodge there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
New Homes on IIindenburg Line

Concrete houses ate being built NJ
la Ferr. France. and the town which
WAS under fire as often 10y the French
Us by the Germans but whose situl
ton on the railroad and its great natur
III resources made II worth while &
restore. II fast growing. The material
used can he procured from the old bn,
ilefields. ~ large sand dumps were lcil
hy the Germans. and ~ minimum eos
the work II being done. The American
Tel Cross furnishes expert advice, aid
IN housing the lahor'rs and feeds then
from Red Cross SOUP Kitchens.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
UAIuART SIIRINERs WILL
HAVE CELEBRATION FRIDAY

Dalhnrt Shriners will have a socini
entertainment today. according Co Wuf
received here At the khiva headqunr
t"rs \ number IT whit" fegrs were
vent on IN" noon train Thursday Ia
Dulhart
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Woman Thinks She Is
Privileged to Talk

III anyone aver had miserable
stomach ! surely had II was growing
worse. too. all the time Had severe
rains and attacks every ten DAYS or
Two weeks and had a. call a doctor.
who could only relieve me Tor short
while. Two years ago Mayr'a Wonder
ful REMEDY and nave NO, had a spell
~ p1in ~ misery since My friends
iisi wonder that am looking 20 well
I fnef privileged to talk about H." Il
- u umpl" preparation that remnS"s
the catarrhal mucus from "a. I'M stin
al tract and hllays the inflammation
which causes practically ali slumn h.
liver aud intestinal ailments. incluG.
ing appendicitis Onc does. viii cm.
vine" ~ money rciundnd. Al Dius
Fisis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17

North and South China during cam.
paign against the Aniu forces They
escaped un the last train Co leav" PEEK
ing after being isolated IN the city for
some time WHEN communication lines
were cut They sailed from Shanghai
h.Ya
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
Ily CORN MOORE
New Nork's Iashion tuthariiy

NEW YORK. sept. l6-No,hing gives
woman such Satisfaction "a makes
net appear to uctt'r advantage than H.
know that she ~ looking her best ana
that her costume n precisely right ioi
th" occasion
Here II last right costume for u
ihcaicr ~ restaurant ~ a rOofgardch
Marty IN town. One oi The scandals
u 1890" gills wears u, and rs all Of
ttffeta except "a" top ut the hpdicc
which l. chiffon cloth Note the smash
ng side sash. II has replaced the nan'
inter-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
&8(5IEiFD
AlNAn D. MEYER
IianIS

NUUFN
The road IN wide ANA the stars ara oui
aud the breath at the night ~
sweet,
And this In the time that wsndeflus,
should seize upon our feet
Hut I'm glad 10 turn from the open
road and the starlight On my face.
And tn leave the splendOf 81 Out.of.
doors TOT a human dwelling place.
never have sen vagabond who
really liked 10 roam.
All W ana down the streets u the
world and not To have "a home.
The tramp who slept In your barn last
night and left AZ break II day.
VIII wander only until be liI,ds another
place to stay.
A Gypsy man VIII sleep In his cart witt
canvas overhead,
Or else he'll 80 into his tent when II Is
tifne Tor he'd
Hell III an the grass and take his 1as'
80 long as th- sun ~ high.
Iut when u IL dark he wants a roof ~
Keep away III" SKY.
II you call a gypsy a vagabond. ! ihlnl.
you do him wrong.
Fpr he never goes atraycling but h.
takes his home along
And IN" only reason the road II good,
- every wandefer knows.
u Just because OF the homes. the
homes. the homes 10 which II goes.
They Say that ufe's a highway and tn
mlle'stnBes are the years,
And now and then there's q toll gat"
where you buy your way with
tears.
It, . rough read and steep road. and
IL stretches bread and far
Hut az last I, leads 90 q golden Town
where golden houses ARE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-17
tn. Needle club ., Enirrisinrd.

Mrs. G. y Randall entertained IN
Needle club with porch party at he
hnrne i0oi Taylur street Wednesday nj
lernoon. The porch was beautifully
decorated with variety Wt garden
flowers whirh forn-d ~ appropriate
setting fur the d,lightful occasion.
Fancy wmk was enjoyed throughout
the afi.in"nn and before ~" gcusts d.
parted dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess Most ~ the club mem
hers WEI. present ~ well as Mia End
q - Mrs Ted N,s'ly, guests d III"
occasion.