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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18

yer DhTl OF lllc month. lie 1uf ls now
becoming of poor quality with the ad-
vent of spring. The company thus far
this season has sold abou, SsOo.OGO worth
Of furs. including the small sales OF 80
900 or more which occurred from time to
time. 1t is expected that at the next sale
about 1000 foxes, 5000 muslirats and a.
600 skunks in addition to coon, ermine.
mink and other furs will be sold. Most Of
these have been accumulated during the
cold season. since the last big sale IN
January and are OF good quality, Most OF
the furs which We're obtained recently
are of poor quality.
The Shclburne road school house was
the scene of a very happy occasion last
Friday afternoon. when the pupils Of
Miss Alice Tyndall of Burlington united
with their parents in giving her pleasant
surprise This took the form of tin
shower in honor of Miss Tyndalls birth
day and of her approaching marriage to
G. Colby Bartlett, U. V. NJ, 1918. OF
Morrisville. After the numerous splendid
and shining kitchen utensils had been duly
admired refreshments Of sandwiches.
cocoa and cake were served. the browning
glory being "A huge birthday cake gilt
tering with pink and white icing and
candies. and made by Mrs John Collins
A short program, consisting Of songs by
Miss Tyndall and Miss Violet Ramsdell
and dainty and charming minuet danced
by Miss Lydia Bartlett, closed the after
noon.
H. 9. Howard of this city received a
letter Friday announcing the appoint
ment by Secretary Of the Navy Daniels
I OF his uncle. Commodore A. V. Wadhams.
as successor to Thomas Mott Osborne to
the position of commandment OF the naval
prison at Portsmouth, n. II. Mr..
osborne. who was in command OF the
prison during the war. is retiring to his
| social welfare work in private life
| Commodore Wadhams. who has a sum
mer home just across the lake al Wad-
! hams, N. r.. has had a Ions experience
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18

CLASSIFIED ads are news messages rror,
people who live IN your city. who have
business to do with you. and who seek
with YOU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
\. l.. TO SPONSOR
PRODUCTION.

Tho appended clipping from Mrs.
Bears columns Of tn Roswell Rec
ora tolls what an Aihuqu,rqucan Is
doing in the rccOs valley;
Joe Scott arrived Saturday and f.
on the job with the musicai-comedy
Friday. tho l3th.' which he viii
stage under the auspices OF the
American Legion. early in April. He
already has assembled a cast Of SO.
u BE- hoped the services o. Mrs. Guy
Rogers. nee Estollo Harris. Of -Albu-
u%ucruue. may be secured for one Of
tho roles. Mrs. Charles Flanncry.
Mrs Rogers sister. is planning to
have her visit her In April. Mrs Rog-
ora has 20 lovely voice and o. oNcccd-
lngly popular in Roswell. whero she
grow up" She is u nieco'uf ~ y.
Saunders. president OF the American
National hank.
The local cast Is about the Same MS
did such excellent work IN step
Lively" nut on bv Mir. Scott az a
benefit for tho Community house last
December.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
p\TRIoTIC IRIsII PAGEANT.

The pageant a Dream OF Llln,
originally scheduled for 81. patricks
day ana postponed an after Easter
viii he staged In 81. Mary's all FTP
da, evening. April Q. Patriotism VIII
b. the theme ~ his drama that rs
dedicated to an who nave Irish blood
iu their veins and to all VINO cherlsh
sympathy for Erin's plea for sell gov.
eminent. characters from me pas.s
will live for "a time In the glare OF
the footlights. \ prelude To w.
pugcant will be s|tcrcupticon views OF
ireland shown ON The screen ny
Robert Rohms. The pageant VIII ne
presented by ten young people OF me
parish. Il number ~ singers OF Wen
known ability ana a score or more
students OF 81. Mays school. Inc
students will have part in q lalry
scene. An speaking roles VIII he
acted by adults. Leaders VIII he Leo
Murphy. Miss Mary p'lsoughlin MISS
IIda Sgtuziui. John bLoughnn' Ra'ph
Marion. Louis Hesscldcu, Rosemary
uorran aud others. Costumes are 10
be- furnished by a Denver custonlhB
house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

for presentation April %, tand cannot
be. because the leading lady IL not
well enough TO sing tho rolc) there
viii De presented at the high school
auditorium an opCrotta by tLu grade
school children. the same date.
The couch Miss Mahciio shelton.
has submitted the following synopsis
Of tho musicale story OF The Cruise
Of The Trundie Bed
Two little boys while away tho
time IN he'd. before the grow sleepy.
by playing Sailing out to Sea-" Just
as they have everything ready TO start
on the cruise % he trundie bed
they fan fast asleep! 70 a good fairy
comcs on tho scene and takes them
ON q journey around tho world, In
their dreams they visit n number OF
foreign countries. but they manage to
get back just as the clock strikes
four. az which hour tho fairy finds
she must disappear, ns she Is not
nliowct on earth after daylight. lust
az she Is making her escape the
youngsters wake up ANA try to catch
her, hut she gets away. The two boys
compare notes mi conclude hat all
they had aecn must be- renl and the
curtain goes Gown as they camper of
with their clothes under their arms.
Come and take the trip TO dream
land with the Riddles. through the
4. :. A. England. Japan, France and
he nurth-prctty costumes dancing,
scenery and. oh. yes tet Us not for
get b a We see the man in the moon.
too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
State Normal School

Although Il Is over two months tiil
summer sessions opens, preparations
for the session are In full blast A
special announcement has been Wuiied
out already, the summer session cat
ulog comes from the printer next
week. and an almost continuous series
OF Inquiries as 10 the session demand
the attention Of the Office Every
successful summer OF D. normais
history.
Rehearsais for the senior play.
Lets Get Married. are arousiug
much interest in that forthcoming
event. The seniors seem 10 be gettlng
80 much FUN out OF tho rehearaais that
students in general are indulging IN
expectations OF a grand n glorious
time" az the actual performances next
month.
The economic class has been deaf
ms with two very practical SUBJECTS
the past week-fumily budgets and
income tax reports. Practice work
In both OF these Is awakening the
students TO tho sort OF thinga they will
have TO deal with In the large "econ-
omics" OF every -day life.
The March number OF he Normal
lie was distributed this week.. n con-
talna two special articles. one by Mise
Oliver OF the training schol on" In
dustrihl Work, and one hy Lucy cohh
Of beming on tine Student Teacher"
Mamie Russell. Thrimh Oaro and
Frances Hammci spent last Weekend
IN Santa hita n the gucsta OF RUBY
| porwood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Apnn MEDDING.

Mrs Seymore Icwinson lett Ncsl"r'
dpy Tor Atlantic City To be- present
at the wedding Of her niece. Miss An
uette Wc!nman who will change her
name 10 that Of Mrs Alvin Stciglitz
April 20.
Preparations are going forward FOR
au elaborate uuptial ceremony To be
solemnizcd a. the Bellevue Strnttotd.
when the non and tin manufacture
of New York CITY and this winsom"
AIbuuucrquc girl viii plight their
iroth Miss Weiuman was born %
reared here aud is loved. deeply
loved by more friends than can be
counted. nlNtd Weinmau, fnth-
pr Of the hride-clo,t. is now with Mrs
W,inmnn and the family in Atlantic
CIV. The wedding viii be April 90,
and two DAYS later. May first. the
newly wcdH expect 20 sail for Eng
land on the steamship Rotterdam.
The honeymoon will be spent 90
Europe. and they will return tn make
ti.elr home In Sew York city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
IN. B.-Items for this
page must be given to the
Society Editor before Fri
day evening. Telephone
1881

whettcd the appetite for pleasure
and the long period OF abstinence
from social nivoiS has tended to
make dance lovers positively rampa-
reous. The bali viii he bigger and
"A more brilliant success on ccoun
Of this wait. There VIII be- no dress
regulations. While many % the 30
cIety buds and full blown blossoms
are busy making new gowns y
there will be many IN evening dress,
there will also be many In street
costumes and afternoon urocks. IN
Formally will prevail and eNeryh"dy
Ia Albuquerque IL expected 10 ~
there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
no sing ormE CRUCIFINION,"

The choir Of ST. Johns Episcopal
church will give a second concert
In tho church on the evening uf Good
FRIDAY. The CrucifNion' viii h'
sung. Maurice Klein will SINS
the solo parts and a trained chorus
of 20 voices viii sing the chotusrs
George Grcakc. who trained tho
,opniisn is 90. hut the concert VIII
he rendered ms ulrnucd Everyone
I'm the city who wishes TO enter into
the solemn spirit Of the day b. an
vitcd to be present TO near aialh'I p
sour story OF THE C~rucinNion.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
ENGAGE INT
ANNOI MENT.

Announcement is made OF the ne
trothal Of Laura Anne Maxwell OF
this city to MIR. Francis Earl FLYNN
OF Aberdeen. South Dakota, the
pride elect. whose home is In Fort
land. oregon, has been a resident OF
Albuquerque b past eight months
tnt. utfiCv secretary at
The Evening Herald Mr.. Flynn Is
IA Young attorney OF Aberdeen, 8, d.
and recently returned from overseas
service. Tile wedding will take place
Minneapolis May o., and the young
couple will make their home In Abei-
decp. s. u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
nrCEIyEs r,1n ME- CmNsE.

Miss Belle Marion was hostess 1T q
very lovely tea this afternoon in com
pliment to her Gus guest, Miss
Ethel Chase. Of Topeka, kaus Miss
chase has been visiting In California
and rs ON route home. During her
sta, here she has won a warn place
In the hears Of AlbuducrIueans, and
will ever be a welcome visitor In the
set whenever she returns
Miss chase h. TO leave Monday for
her home. The Barton parlurs %
r~occption hail were odorous aud
bright with roses and sweet peas
all 81 them pink. with m" same a
dominant In decorations OF AN tn"
rooms and the dining table. and re-
Treatments. Mrs d. T. Barton, Miss
Barton. Miss chase, Mrs. Lester
Cooprr received. Tho guest list in
r.uded the following names.
Mt.. Lester cooper, Misses kaih-
crime Mcmillan. Ruth Tompkins, Elc-
amor NauglrN. Betty Aruot, Mrs
George Mitchell. Mrs Jim skinner,
Grace StoTtz. LoClairc tavannh,
Grace Minfrcy. Katherine Angle. Ami
Ia Hubble. Viola Eerkcnhou, Mrs.
GUY Rogers. Katherine Little, kath-
crime conway. katherine kclekcr,
Lillian spickard, Kathleue Long, LAl-
liam Kempenich. Katherine BOUCHER
"a. Frances Bear, clair Bursum,
Evelyn Hunt, Annie Lee Duncan,
Louise WaltaVcn, Irene Fee, Iorcna
Burton, JOY Spruce, Helen Mac
Arthur. Wilma snyder Beatrice" Hill,
Evelyn Trottcr, Irene Boldt, Margit-
ret Lee. Hortense Switzcr, Notrint
SWitZcT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
STATE CONFERENCE or u. \. II.

The first state assembly OF NeN
A,,NI.n chapters &C Il' Daughters %!
The American Revolution was held
here tu tho Presbyterian church last
Monday. II was an all day conference
and launched a state union ot D. q
r.. chapters. Mrs. Hinklc Of Roswell
the f,rmct wise regent OF the sthls
nd now tho state regent, presided
Mrs Hiukl,'s address was particularly
hcartwarniug. Miss Savage, regent
OF the Lew Wallace chapter OF Anu
qucrquc, gave the address OF wecoino
to the delegates. An address ny AZ.
torncy Bots was one that glowed
with patriotic fervor ana was replete
la practical suggestions Tor tho work
OF the Daughters. Hon, George ,,
Klock la the afternoon delivcre one
OF his noted speeches for patriotic
s@ervice. Tho confcrees from the
chapters who had official votes were;
n.s~ch chapter. Mrs. Hinkle, Mrs
Beers, regent Of the Roswell chapters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
MUSIC CLUB TO
MuI,T IN APRu.

because there are five Tuesdays IN
the current month, there viii not ne
"A meeting Of the Fortnightly Music
club the coming Tuesday, The day
is an extra not provided for IN 'he
yenr hook. The omission is most time
Ia on the many religious
meetings Holy Week. The next pro-
gram III the Fortnightly club viii be
at the home ut Mrs. H.. u. H"nlng
Tuesday evening, April g, when Mrs
T.. e. Reid and Mrs. HcninE VIII
give u vocal and piano musicale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
sHIuNERS RAIL.

hitltIN ittN HALL
This was the grand finale OF tho
I~nitiatory ceremonies OF Baliut Ahytd
shrine. A full dress a last eve
ming In the Masonic ballroom. hen
In regulation evening clothes their
heads crowned with the ortental red
feEes made q specially pleasing tea-
ture Of the function and
many NJ the be-fezed ones had notice
able nmps and haggard faces that be
trayed the new initiates, all looking
regal and Shrincr-like The evening
dresses Of the ladies were lovely.
Ladies' usually do adorn themselves
beautifully for these balls and local
ladies are the peers Of any society
leaders In the matter of artistic tog-
gerry. Traiumcn's flags left from the
trainmen's bali last week dccked the
walls. At ~ o'clock q two course
supper was served. The number or
out of town guests was quite large
and u IL estimated that 800 were
resent. Mr. Meade was chairman OF
tho arrangements Committee assisted
10y Messrs. Peterson and Reidhng.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
cAsr roR sENIon pnNMN.

Tho unuuII pIlY by me H0nI0T 0I0"7
Of tho high school has been decided
after many tryouts. The title b. an
odd ono. Hurry, Hurry. Hurry and
probably will he developed along the
lines Of speed I'M stage action. After
many tryouts, more or loss heart
breaking to those not chosen. tho per
sonnet of the cast was selected a-
follows: lack Crandall. cowboy au-
thor. stephen BnllinE: Mrs. Hooker.
a modern mother, Marcella Mutson
Mr.. Hooker 70 business man. Ncon
Klech. Fluy Iooko~ yivacious de-
butanto. Betty Mon .ssette. Letitia
Brown. languishing d%iletante, Juliet
Fleiscer. Ted stone. football hero.
Lawrence Ioyitt; Aloysius Barth0lc-
mcw. college professor. Latif Hyder
rita. pert housemaid, Gertrude Stone.
Steven Hooker. Dale Snyder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
IRISH SONG FEST
81 BIil

The Ssw-and-So club were enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon ~ the
home OF Mrs. e. A. watson on FOR
rastcr avenue. Mrs Watson and Mrs.
Uowells were hostess Special guests
were Mesdamcs Olcsnn and Stoddard.
\ program OF Irish songs ana d''-
orations In emerald culo was q rec
ognitiou OF the season devoted 10 eel
ehratiuu Of 81 patrirks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
MISS HORTON ~
BRIDE or TEXAN.

Miss Eulalic Horton. who became
popular In local society nm the COCA
sions Of several visits here. the guest
of her sister. Mrs. II q. Wintrcy. was
last week married ~ Dennis
IIoyd OF 1T. worth. Texas. Nj
Iloyd IN "A highly esteemed gentle
man OF ~. Worth. nm official In u
baptist church there, and an atthchc
of tho state court. His bride ts "a
gifted writer and talented in social
traces. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd viii make
their home In IT Worth,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
FRESHMAN PLNy.

The Freshman class presented It's
ANIMAL program TO tho high school
Yesterday. The program vas IS fol-
lows.
Orchestra.
Reading Louise Dogicr.
Plano solo. Helen Schneider.
one act play. '"Thc Lost SIR Hat
10y Lord Dunsany.
The east was.
caller. Carl Allen.
Laborcr. Maynard Bowen.
clerk, Ray nlessum.
Poet. Loren Motley.
Policeman. Cecil Mlze.
Maid, Mildred Zirhut.
The scene OF The Lost SILK Hat
Is in a London street. The caller II
standing In front OF u house from
which he has just departed. fault
lessly dressed but without a hat. As
he Is standing here the laborer, clerk
ana poet pass and oaclr In turn re-
fuses to rescue the hat. How he fin
ally 10 Is the mystery Of the
play.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
ENTERTAINED ron VISITORS.

Mr.. and Mrs. ~ r Newcoinh en-
tertuined a few friends nt their home
on Sixth -. Friay evening In honor
~ Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Hamlln and
Miss Alice Hogan 81 ~. scott, KAN
The evening was spent in cards ana
music after which a luncheon was
served hy the hostess.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
nRrnGE roR VisITonS

Mrs. n. II. Bowers Is this Afternoon
hostess at the country club to a com
pany Of ladies Invited TO meet h.r
daughter. Mrs. stewart. Of state COLI
lero. There are fourteen tables OF
plavcrs who are enjoying the hospital
ity Of Mrs. Bowers In rooms heauu-
fled I'm floral ccoratiuns Of pink and
lavender
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
LARGE AUDIENCE
HEARS PROGRAM.

II was Philanthropy" day at the
Womnn's club yesterday, An audi
cnre that packed the club rooms to
capacity heard a choice musicale reh-
dored by vocal pupils Of Miss Barbara
waite. formerly Of the Chicago Grand
Opera company. Miss Waite arranged
IND program. The first group OF
songs were Song OF Joy" by Cad
man: Lullaby" by Brahms; The
White Dawn" by Cadman. These
were Interpreted by Mrs j. o.
-Schwenktcr's lovely voice, the accom-
pnnlmcnt being by Mrs. Hardsley.
The second group Included, because
/ Love YOU" BY Hawicy: TO You. e"
hy Ole Speaka. and ION the Shore, %
by itoidingcr. given cXquiaitcly by
Mrs a. n. ReidlinE. MrH, Evortt
playing piano accompaniment.
A third group OF songs was;
"Ouvre Ties NcuN Bieur," by MaAsa-
net. "Ono Fleeing Hour (Lecl, and
An Opon Secret by Woodman.
These Mrs. =. ". Miller sang IN tones,
clear and true. kipling's "on the
Road Co Mandalay,f set TO music BY
Speaks. was sung by Miss Maurine
Maynard. This new voice Il one OF
rich quality and won many admirers.
Mrs. A. r. Corp was the pianiste for
Miss MAYNARD A sealon for cultiNa-
ton OF friendships followed the pro
gram, when a talk fest aud refresh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
rnsr.EAsTER RAIL.

The woman's club ball for the hem
oft OF the day nursery b q was post
poned on account Of the near epi-
drmic OF Influenza will he given by
the club Monday after Easter In he
EMS building aH previously planned.
Hope deferred" In this Instance has
not made the heart sick but has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
o mss MNYNNRn.

The members OF Just our Circle
are to ne entertained mex Tuesday
~ luncheon at the home Of Mrs. G..
II. Corners. Miss Maurine Maynard
of San Diego rs To be honor guest OF
the occasion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
TEA AT THE Y. ".

There was a happy Membership
Tea" at the Y. W. q. A.. recreation
rooms this afternoon. Mrn' W. u;
long presided. assisted by a corps uf
society mutrons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
MNCnLTM OONCERr.


Florence Macbeth, prlmn donna
colntura. wno D. renowned iu Europe
ana America ns M OF the world'n
gifted artists. Will Dee heard in ron
cert hero the evening 81 Apri S, In
the high school auditorium. or
cuurso everyone knows an about the
date. because most music lovers have
already bought their tickets ln the
artists series tho Fortnightly club is
sponsoring. Ana of course thc audi-
turium Will be flilcd. To have any
empty seats VIII be- n rcpruach &c tho
city. Miss Macbeth b. "a singer, who
though In the early twcutioE. is one
who has the music world al her feet.
The Musical Leader has whole pages
devoted 20 chronicles or MacBeth's
triumphs CO.. grind opera roles and
concert progrums In singing the rolo
uf "Gildu' In "Rigolctto' the music
critic Of this magazine declares ut
was perfect singing. and little Gild0
was never 30 charming. Macbeth
possesses q wonderful voice and sings
as do few of her Colleagues. her rich.
clear natural tones being tho more
beautiful Lccnuac OF that fresh.
youthful timbre that rarely Is re-
tanned after hard study and routine"
\ SCHOOL IInnNRY.
The faculty or the high school has
begun thc collection OF q library FOR
their own 'sv 70 has bought the
/ following hooks School Hygiene.
Public School Administration, Meas
utemcnt ut Intelligence. Scale ~ Per-
l~or'uHnro Tests ana Vocational psy-
chDloey
burs new books added TO the o.
hrJry are. The Great Adventure
hN la,cdurc Roosevelt. the last book
Dt wis Co hc published Liuculn's own
stories. Pronunciation of standard
~ ri.sh In America, Representative
Ono ct Plays, u collection Of late
uraugs % volume of Lord Dunsa US
{ plays and "a book that plainly de-
serves advertising b. Ola Indian Lo-
Ecnds hy Sitkalo Sa.
=
CHIiDRFN'S OPIiIFTTN.
lustrud OF She hlrh school opera.
The bohemian Girl" Thar WIS slated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
ANNA WILDs sTRUMQUISI-Taephone 1ag8

ANNA WILDS STRUMQUIST-TdephOno 1888
WlHE BENEFICIAL season of spiritual meditation and social
y retirement is nearing a close.
The marked lml in frivoliues this Lent, give IAN ar
rest of thought to those who have noted Lenten gaycies
of othe. searons.
Evidently Albuquerque is growing better-growing
uldcr-s coming out Of the adolescent period into the maturity ad-
dicted to thought aud interest in the welfare of the soul. II has
been a period of taking invoice Of character just as business men
have been taking invoice of material stock.
The season has been fraught with groanings of spirit for bus
mess men who have struggled with income tax reports. Few, if
any understand the intracacies of the wonderful manuscripts ar
ranged by federal officers for these reports.
But all have taken inventory. and most people have this Lent
found themselves better off materially and well-shRll we say spr-
ituallyG Some few may so list themselves. The Recording Angel
may not assess is rs our neighbors do, or as we place valuation on
ourselves.
A bright particular star of Lent has been the visit of Vachel
Lindsay the minstrel who puts virihty, originality and music into the
most ordinary nursery jingle.
The initiatory rites of the Shriners, and the formal ball that
marked its conclusion. and the state conference of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution stand out as events in n quiet week.
Most of the churches Of all doctrines will observe Holy week
with special services daily and nightly next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

The Grade Girls club met at the Y
w. recreation center Monday evening
for "A season OF story iclllng' Ml7H
prainacr national secretary Of this
department In rural associations
talked TO the girls,
"The can Us Pals girls had the
usual weekly supper and talking bee
Tuesday night Miss Bruingcr was
honor guest. Mrs. Garcia gave an
other nf the series OF talks on "'it-
izcnship."
The committee on outdoor sports met
Wednesday in the recreation rooms
and discussed plans for the roWinr
tuumrr season. The committee Do
Mesdamcs Gladding. Farrell, Garcia.
Mccoy. Williams. Milne. Alderman,
Misses Fly, Watson. Arnot, Alderman