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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
E|ELD DAYS GROWING
lii FEATURE OF SCHOOLS
Fredericksburg and Hnrrisonburg
Normals Engage In Scasonablo
Athletic Events.
WASHINGTON AND LEE PLANS
Great Gathering of Alumni OF His
- toric Institution Proposed for
Juno II = Educational News
From ALI Parts Of State.
spcc!al TO The Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
FREDERICKSBURG VA, May %
Tho GROWING events of tho school
occurred Friday and Tuesday in the
annual feld-day exercises and May
festival Both events were attended
by several hundred people from the
city and county. and friends OF con.
testants and participants gathered
from various parts of the state to
witness tho celebrations.
Tho athletic trophy, cup was won
time, since they also won IL as
juniors. The place or best all-round
athlete was won by Miss Helen YIN.
eel. who ran up the largest tota! OF
points, including first in two events
and tied in another. Some good rec,
ords were made, including iifty-yard
dash, 3-5 seconds: running high
jump. feet l inch. and running
broad jump. - fee, : inches.
The presentation OF letters and
trophies was made at the May Day
rfes,ival by the Queen OF May. Miss
Esther Wemyss. president OF the
Student Government Organization.
satin with court train and carried
pink roses. She was preceded by
the herald. Miss Elizabeth Moore:
fower girls. Misses Emily Waller
and Margaret Jordan: her crown
bearer. little walter j. Young, Jr,
and was followed by her train hear
ers. little Murray Robinson. and her
little niece. her maid OF honor, Miss
jesse Bould!r, and her maids, Misses
Semple. Coe. Sinclair. Briel. Fletcher
and Robertson. The attendants were
gowned in colors OF the rainbow and
carried sweet peas. The court was
set in the midst of victory columns.
loaned by the city. and the throne
WIS set in a bower OF shrubbery and
garianded with roses and honey
suckle
The program, given under the d.
rection OF Miss Louise Nindc. of the
department of physical education,
was as follows: Russian dance, props;
sailors hornpipe. scphomores: High
land fling. freshmen; Irish Tilt,
juniors: santoy dance, seniors, May
pole dance, subpreps.
All the dances were given In ap-
propriate costume. and the procession
was one OF the impressive sights of
the occasion.
The annual trip TO Washington oc-
CURED Saturday under the chapcron-
age OF Miss Black, OF tho department
interesting and Historical places are
one OF the regular educational !ea-
lures OF the school.
The senior class was entertained by
President and Mrs. \. b. Chandler.
Jr., in ttne OF the most cnJoya BILE
events of the school year at their
homo on Friday evening.
Mrs Wemyss, mother OF Esther
Wemyss. OF Portsmouth, visited her
daughter during the week.
Miss Mary Shine. of Richmond. was
a weekend visitor OF Mrs. w. j.
Young, on the Hill"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

quet. Tho closing exercises will DO
held on Monday night. juno Z, when
the literary address will be delivered
and tho diplomas OF graduation Will
be awarded.
These exercises will close the most
successful and interesting sessions
OF this institution The attendance
at all times has been as large rs tho
dormitory facilities OF the institution
ways been a waiting list of students.
Tho personnel of the student body
has been unusually satisfactory. Tho
health Of the students has been re-
markedly good.
A fine spirit OF cooperation and
enthusiasm has pcrvaded the faculty
and student body. Tho indico tons
are that the summer quarter opening,
June 10, will surprise any preceding
summer quarter in attendance in the
number and variety of courses offered
experience of the students.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

summer session have already eScesi-
CT the five hundred mark and one of
tns largest SECS eng in the. history
olN The schoo. is in prospect. rho
arrangements fer the summer school
faculty have been made some time
and VIII consist OF "A staff of twelve
men and eighteen women.
Mrs. Raymond e.. DinEledinc,
chairman of the arrangements com
mtttee for the alumnac reunion, re-
ports large correspondence with
former students, who have siEnifcd
their intentions OF being pres
ent for the alumnae reunion on June
Z. Special arrangements have been
made for the entertainment of ali
former students and at 10 l.. NJ, the
evening of June =. Il banquet Will be
held as fitting conclusion for their
meeting
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Evening star., 1920-02-14
CITY news IN BRIEF.

At . recent meeting Of the New. Eng
land Society OF Women. held at the
home of Mrs. Harriet Edgar, the I'm
Serial, an address was made by Miss
klinker on social work. She told OF
her experiences in steam laundry
in BROOKLYN. \. V. giving incidents
of how. by proper co-operation.-'t the
interests of both the employers and
the employees were bettered.
The Columbia Historical society will
meet Tuesda~ >.en.1g aL. S:lot o'clock
at the ass.tnbly nan of. the Cosmos
Club Former Justice Job Barnard
will speak on THE History of the
Church of the New Jerusalem in the
City of Washington"
The Illinois State Girls Club will
give a Valentine dance tonight at
$3.50 o'clock at the Blue Triangle Rec
reation Center. goth and r streets
Representative Yates of Illinois will
speak. An overseas band VIII furnish
the music.
Omcer. OF the North Carolina So
ciety recently elected are: a. Wilton
Mclean. president: Edward f. Britton.
first vice president: Mrs. NJ NJ. Nose
ley. second vice president; James Lee
ROst. third vice president; Miss Mary
Bell Small, fourth vice president;
Samuel L. Rogers. fifth vice president,
and Eugene F.. Hartley. secretary
treasurer. Plans for membership
drive and future entertainments are
being arranged.
A mnss meeting Is to te held Mt
Metropolitan \. NJ. l.. Church. NJ
street between 18th and 18th. Monday
evening Bishop e. s. Smith will
Apeak.
Dr. William &. Fowler. health officer
oN the District of Columbia. will speak
at the meeting of the Georgetown
Citizens Association Monday niSht at
s o'clock at the Potomac Bank Hail.
Wisconsin avenue and NJ street.
Connecticut residents in this city.
men and women who are eligible to
membership in a Connecticut state
society are requested to send their
names in to Benjamin sherman. 1io3
T. street. meeting to organize such
a society will be held soon.
Among the guests and speakers at
the Delta Chi Fraternity banquet and
smoker which will be held Tuesday
night at Wardman Park Hotel under
the auspices of active members of
Georgetown Chapter and Washington
alumni. will be Representatives Nee
ley, West Virginia: Reed. New York,
and Jeffries. Nebraska, and w. W.
Bride Of this city.
Miss pe0rI Eaton VIII De the guest
of the Eeleet Klubs dance tonight at
2400 10th street. and will entertain
with some special songs and dances.
DR.. Leon vincent I'm his lecture yes
terday at Friends School on "Napo-
leon and England" traced the career
of the French leader from his pro-
jected invasion of England in 1903 to
his death at st. Helena in 1920. He
described Napoleon's personal appear
af n bi-1 10 nh ha n
teristics. mentioning many little
known incidents in his life.
Evening star., 1920-02-14
Wash Danciag Acaaeny

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Evening star., 1920-02-14
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY.


Meeting of the Glee Club at AS
o'clock at the Blue Triangle Recrea-
tion Center, goth and b streets.
! Address by DR.. Telford Erickson at
the meeting of the Political Study
Club at $3.50 O'Clock at the Woman's
City Club.
Valentine tea dance at 4:30 o'clock
by the Bon Scour Club of Central High
School. at the Y. w. C. A, 1888 F
street.
TONIGHT
Valentine Interclub dance at $40
o'clock. at COL Z street.
Valentine dance, by the Knights of
Columbus County Club, at Fort
Berry. Va.
Dance by the Potomac Council,
Knights of Columbus, at. $50 O'Clock,
ssssos E street. ~
Mount Pleasant Citizens Associa-
tipn at O'Clock. at the Johnson-Pow-
ell school.
Dinner by the Veteran officers of the
Spanish War. at the Army, and Navy
Club.
Valentine dance by the Omaha Asso-
citation. at 1914 Massachusetts avenue.
Meeting of the Mississippi Society
at 5 o'clock. at the Thomson School,
18th and L streets.
Meeting Of the New Jersey State So
-ciety at 8 o'clock. at 1914 Massachu-
setts avenue.
wesleyan University Alumni Asso-
citation banquet. at the University
Club.
Valentine dance by the Nina Club of
Eastern High School at s o'clock at
the Y. w. c. A.
Valentine dance by the Friendship
Club of Business. High School at s
o'clock, at GA f street.
Valentine dance and party of the
Ohio Girls Club, at the Wilson Nor
NAL School, 11th and Harvard streets.
Benefit dance by the senior classes
OF st. Patrick's Academy at the New
Carroll Hall, 924 G street.
Tel. NJ. 2416 for Flowers
for your valentine. Shaffer, 800 18th
Evening star., 1920-02-14

-. Tel. NJ, 2418 for Flowers
for your valentine. Shaner, 900 l4th.-
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1920-02-14
AT THE COMMUNITY. CENTERs

The Young Peoples Club of the E. v.
Brown Community Center will give a
dance tonight.
A community group will have the use
of the gymnasium tonight at the East
Washington Community Center for bas-
ket ball.
"A valentine party will be given at the
Margaret Wilson Community Center. the
Grover Cleveland School, this evening.
The saturday Night Club of the Pow
ell Community Center will have val
entine dance tonight.
The All-States drill team for women
will meet tonight at the Thomson Com
Ynunity Center
The Mississippi State Society will
have it's regular meeting, to which all
Mississippians are invited. tonight at
the Thomson Community Center.
The Ohio Girls Club will have a val
entine party for Ohio people this evening
at the Wilson Normal Community Gem
ter.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY David Cory.

Let me think a moment. 1t was In
the story before this that told you
about the wonderful musician who made
the wild animals as gentle as lambs. oh,
yes, / remember now. Well, as Puss
Innior rode away on his faithful steed
with the little Blackbird flying on ahead,
he heard a voice singing.
Oh, woe is me, a little fish.
That waits for certain death.
Pray throw me back into the lake
That I may gain my breath"
And there, close at hand, on the bank
of a large pond, lay pretty silver
fish.
So Puss jumped down from his horse
and threw the fish into the water, and
in a few minutes 1t came to the surface
and said:
Little Puss Junior, for 1 know you,
though you do not know me. Some day
will reward you for your kindness,
and then he swan under the water and
Puss saw him no more.
Well, after that, our little traveller
jumped into the saddle and rode away,
and by and by, after many mile, he
came to a deep river. But there was
no bridge across 1t nor was there any
boat in sight. And while he sat there
wondering what to do, snow white
swan swan up to the bank and said:
II will ferry you across, Sir Cat.
Get upon my back and you shall reach
yonder shore in safety"
But do not wish to leave my Good
GRAY Horse" said Puss
do not worry about me-" said the
faithful animal. Zone of my iron shoes
is loose and / must fnd a blacksmith .
And the little Black bird said, do
not worry about me, little comrade, for
I would find n mate and build a nest
in this big tree" SO Puss seated him
self upon the Swans back and went
across the river and when he landed
on the other SIDE, an ugly toad hoped
out from behind a bush and said:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

The Y. W. C. a. will accommodate 204
women during the G. A. r. encampment.
Cots Furnished by the committee on
housing will be placed In the gymnasium
and In all the class and committee
rooms on the third floor. The cafeteria
will serve breakfast for the guests in the
house. A nurse will be on duty. every
night in order tina. emergency cases Of
illness may be properly cared for.
The educational department opened Its
high school courses for credit last week.
The following Grasses have been organ
ized second and fourth. year English /;
beginning French; modern history and
general science. Several requests for
beginning Latin have come in and II
enough desire Ii a class viii be organ
tied to meet on Mondays and Thursdays,
to s p. IN, The first meeting will be
Monday night.
The schedule Of classes to be given this
fall in the general education depart
ment is ready for distribution. These
viii be mailed upon request. The classes
open Oct. 4.
The frst meeting OF the Younger Girls
in Business and Industry was held
Thursday evening In the form Of a birth
day party celebrating the second year Of
the National Girl Reserve Movement.
The program was in charge OF Florence
Pringle. Louise Ehrgott, Amy Taylor
and Lena Fortney spoke at Thursdays
meeting. A picnic supper will be served
followed By election Of store representa-
tives, program and games
The Carry On Club elected the follow
ing officers: President, Hazel Geckler
secretary, Ada Schotts: treasurer. Ethel
Gardner; committee chairman, service.
Maude Tatum; membership, Hazel Grove
social Ruth Brown; conference fund,
Ruth Stout; inspirational. Goldia Mar
tin; beneficiary, Lillian Ringo; news,
Lois Stout.
The September meeting Of the fedora
ton council will be at o'clock Monday
evening.
Miss Alta Waltz has rendered her res
ignation as president OF the Federation
of Industrial Clubs as she expects to be
ont of the city for several months.
The Bemis Bag Company Club Will
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

daughter, sophrona Wilma Day. to Luth-
er Cunningham.
Miss Elizabeth Weaver, 2S27 Broadway.
left yesterday for Madison, Wis, where
she viii enter Wisconsin University.
The wedding of Miss Helen A. Downs
and Glenwood Borders took place yes
terday afternoon at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Thorntie Downs, 1922
Broadway, the Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel
officiating.
French baskets of garden flowers, COM
bined with asparagus fern, were used
through the parlors, with tall palms and
masses Of greenery forming an altar.
Miss Helen Slinker Bolles, hacpist. and
Miss Ruth Borders, sister of the bride
groom, vocalist, gave a program Of bridal
music, including "Oh Promise Me-" pre-
eeding the ceremony, and the Lohengrin
bridal chorus for the professional.
Miss Margaret Downs, sister of the
bride, maid Of honor, wore French blue
taffeta combined with point d'esprit and
carried a shower of La France roses.
Robert Jingle, Phi Delta Chi fraternity
brother Of the bridegroom, acted as best
man.
The brides gown was OF ivory satin
beaded in pearls, and her tulle veil was
worn cap fashion, caught with white rose
buds.
She carried a shower bouquet Of bride
roses and maidenhair fern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borders have gone on a
short motor trip and win be at home
after Oct. at 1922 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weidman enter
tanned a group Of friends Friday night.
announcing the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Lillian May. to Harry b.
Caskey. son of Mrs. Ada Caskey, the
wedding to take place next month.
Baskets of Aaron Ward roses were
used on the serving table and the ap-
pointments and ices were carried out in
the bridal colors, turquoise blue and
white
The announcement cards were CON
cealed in blue bell which hung over a
miniature bride.
The Indiana College OF Music and Fine
Arts has formed an utilization with the
Heron Art Institute, and with the Paris
School Of French.
Normal and commercial art OF the col
lege win hereafter be taught at the Instl-
tute, the faculty to be selected Jointly by
Harold Haven Brown. director Of the II
stitute and Harry g. Hill, president Of the
college.
Courses in modern languages will be
| conducted by Prof Michelon of the Pari,
School Of French
Young women o. Fountain Stree;
! Church organized Friday night at a meet
/ ing held In the home OF Miss Eunicc
| List, 1881 Wheeler street,.
Miss Frances Light was chosen a.
| president, Miss Grace Specie, vice presi-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
Toilet
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CREAMS AND LOTIONS
Creme OF Cucumber lotion,
see.
Peerless Peroxide cream, 19c.
Cocoa Butter cream, 39c.
Hess Cold or Vanishing cream,
35e.
Boncilla Beautifier. large jar,
$1.29.
MANICURE HELPS
Mary Fuller liquid nail polish,
zee.
Luxor nail polish, 25f.
* Simplex Cuticle Remover, 23c.
Simplex manicure sets, 35e.
Emery boards, packages, 26G.
MISCELLANEOUS
Shell dressing combs, 39G.
Olivia liquid shampoo, Soc.
Gauze bandage, the package,
15&.
Hand scrubs, Sc.
Olivia After Shaving lotion,
25e.
Lashgrow, for the syelashes,
Sue.
Good whisk brooms, 3S<..
Mavis perfume, the ounce,
S1.26.
Ayres Street floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
GIRLS! MAKE A
LEMON BLEACH
Lemons Whiten and Double
Beauty of the Skin

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons into g
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Massage this syeetly fragrant lotion
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day. then shortly note the beauty Of youi
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Famous stage beauties use lemon Juice
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20
COMMON WITCHAAZEL
FINE FOR SORE EYES

1t is surprising how quickly eye
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as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. One
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HHder. druggist -hdverfieomsnt
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-20

How dare you come into my king
dom? I am king OF Toad country" And
| guess Puss would have turned around
and gone back, only the Swan had sailed
away and was no where to be seen.
II VIII not harm you," said Little Puss
Junior, but the toad replied: II viii not
have you In my country" and he puffed
himself up until he was almost as big
as a dog. And, oh dear me, he was a
dreadful looking thing.