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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
VIII A T do YOU
~ think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care Of The
Seattle Star.

would they look going down the
street beside a girl in plain cIothsaY
by plain clothes ! mean long, Md
skirts down To the ankles, heavy
waists with high collars, low heeied
shoes and their hair skinned hack
from the ears. a. ''stili Inferesteds
suggested we should wear IL L
would suggest that still Interested-
net the style by going down SeconH
ave. In that Costume.
Now. let all the men discard their
finery and we will discard ours. nv
doing this we viii gain many rood
points. Just think. we will ave
more money because the style win
be everlasting and therefore no ne>A
OF buying new clothes. and just think
al the money we will save on cos
mefics and the men on tobacco.
which In a great expense. and above
all. there viii be no peek a bod
waists. and then all the men win b
saints.
! suggest that We mako "stiu In
terested" our president. Come on.
let's go. A sTENOC.
Dear Miss Grey: After reading
the statements Of several Of your
1899 w. INV StEWS VI ~
Bachelor Girl" and noticing that
they all think she In incorrect. wish
20 say that ] for one agree with her.
II only a few more girls would let
some Of these conceited men know
that they aren't forever on their
knees begging for their attentions.
perhaps some OF said men might b
more decent-and ! mean honestso-
goodnessdecent.
am employed In an Office whore
thcre are all classes az men. and
can surely re that they are all the
same. that rs. interested only In
and always har-har-ing
around NJ some 3okciess joke.
am not homcfy old maid by any
means. 30 don't write this as . last
despairing hope that ! may reform
some man yet. as I don't ever intend
to reform . man--it 10 impossible.
hope, Aiss Grey. that you will
give this q little space In your col
umn In support Of "A Bachelor Girl"
Eighteen and n confirmed man
hater. G. o. Ii.
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Kitchen Shoacer

Complimenting Miss Edith Warren.
whose marriage to Mr.. George Blu.
chan viii take place March II. Miss
AdA Mckinney and Miss Isabel HoI-
man entertained Monday evening
with an informal party and surprise
kitchen shower NJ Miss Mckinney
home. f712 n. 10th st. Those who
helped to make the party a success
were the Misses Frances Page. Ruth
Warren. Winnie Erdman. Ann Me
Kay. Joey Tfsdali. Grace Ward. La.
Ian Nelson. Isabel Holman. Eliza
beth Buchan. Vera Brewer. Jean
Dey, Ada Mckinney. Marie Paulis-
son, Edith Warren. Mrs. Marie Pee
pies ard Mrs. Florence Wilson.
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Golden Wedding
Anniversary

In honor % their golden wedding
Anniversary the children and grand
qhlldren OF Mr. and Mr.. J. y Butts
of Bryn Mawr assembled on sun.
day TO celebrate the occasion and
extend congratulations. Fourteen
covers were placed around the table.
which was o.ntered with huge
wedding cake. baked by Mr.. Prank
GoetE The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Verne Butts and three chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. sidney Butts
and two children. and Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Goetz Mr.. and Mr.. Butts
came 20 Seattle from Minnesota 90
years ago.
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NEW IRON STAND

An Ideal stand for n flatiron may
be made from an inverted earthen
flower pot saucer. This win pre-.
vent scorching Of the ironing board
cover. and avoid the usual nerve
raeking noise OF the metal iron
stand
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Ont of To,cn Guests
COMMUNICATED

Mrs. Clayton X paggett and Miss
Miles OF Girard. Pa. who are visit
1pe Mrs. n. =. Easterhrooks. were
konorsd by Mfs. Frank Wilson Of
Omaha on Tuesday with a luncheon
II the H2tel Washington. The
nuests later enjoyed the orpheum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

CLrBs FOR THURSDAY
Daught~ss Of - Gesrvs
Daughters Of ST George. Aisx
sndra Lodge No. iT:. At soostsh
Rite hall at lao.
Green Lake United Arttaans
Green Lake assembly. United
Artisans. at Fraisrnai hall. isii
Fourth ave. a, o'clock.
Eid~vblssm Cub
E.idsrbloom club. regular meeting
a, X. Of =. hall Program.
Rnhsgt y. l~r. 4. u. q.
Robert r. Leo chapter. u. ID. C..
with Mrs Daniel keIleher. ips
spring st. a, O'Clock.
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Holy Trinity Lutheran church
Ladies' Aid. circle No. J. with Mrs.
C. ]. johnson. 3os Maiden ave. at ,
o'clock
Sunshine Club
Sunshine club. Women Of Mooss.
heart legion. all day 1t the home Of
Mira J. Names. at White Center.
Burien carr
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Holy Trinity Lutheran church
Ladies' AID. at the church at
O'Clock.
Union Bibie Class
Union Bible class meets for study
and supper In tea room. Y. w. c. A.
Elmer J. Noble Post
woman's auxiliary OF Elmer J.
Noble post. American Legion. enter.
tain woman's auxiliary OF Rainier
post. and women OF Ballard post at
. O'Clock. Veterans hall. the
Armory.
Friends Of An
Friends OF All club. supper IN pri.
yate dining room. Y. w. G. A.. at
9 O'Clock. followed by Bible class on
second floor.
Hawthorne PIT. A.
Hawthorne PIT. A. meets at the
school at 2:3o. Miss Dorothy Shank
speaks on Clothes for the School
Child"
Nineteenth Century
Nineteenth Century club. Mt the Y.
w. c. A. at 5.30. Hostesscs, Mrs
William Mills and Miss Alice Morse.
swedish Ladies' Social Club
The Swedish Ladies' Social and
Charity club "Frcja" will meet on
Thursday afternoon At Q o'clock At
the club house, Eighth ave. and
Olive IT.
Meridian District Improvement Club
The Meridian District Improve.
mcnt club will meet for business In
the basement of the Mcdonald
school Thursday evening at 81
O'Clock.
Delta Epsilon Msthers' Club
The Delta Epsilon Mothers club
will meet Mt the chapter house. +si6
sist ave. N. H., Thursday from to
8 o'clock.
Womsn's Century Club
Current events department, Won.
ans Century club, with Mrs. Henry
Landes, Ash 18th ave. N. e.. At
O'Clock. Miss y. 3. Williams In
charge OF program.
Elson Educational Exhibit
Elson educational exhibit during
the afternoon Mt North Queen Anne
school. Community residents invited
70 assist In purchase Of pictures for
school.
Queen Anne FortnigbtIy
Queen Anne FOrtnightiy. with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Queen Anne Guild Has
EhdrOe of Tea Shop

The Queen Anne Guild Of the
sOrthopedic hospital will have charge
ef the tea shop on Thursday. Mrs
Harry r. Bartlett will be hostess.
assisted by Mrs. d. v. Mcdonald.
Mn. W. w. Greenwood. Mrs. Charles
u1aks and Miss Clara Bartlett.
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Infor.mdl Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Alexander pickin-
son win entertain six guests at din
ner on Thursday evening In their
apartmens at Adrsn Court
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Social Welfare Tea

Tue Social Welfare musical tea.
which vas postponed. will be given
March rs al the home OF Miss kath-
Ieen Caffn.y. i5ei Columbia ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
lIJNHAPPILY WE'D TO COLLEGE
GIRL: HAPPINESS WITH ACTRESS

Spouse TO the college Girl Chorus Gr discussion
/ kept company with college girl for four years She
good company but knew salary wouldn't give
her the and clothes she had been used TO- However
put question her. and she willing TO give up
Of the uxuries in order TO be with me.
We married and things went along very nicely for
year. then / could she dissatisfied She then got
money from home buy dresses and jewey in order
go dances and afternoon teas, etc. would home
from the office cold dinner sometimes have to eat alone
We finally divorced.
For years / utterly Disguised with ALL women
One day met old friend and asked TO attend
wild" party that TO take place that night went.
The party consisted Of mostly college boys and chorus girls
infatuated with Of the girls and it later developed
into love affair. In four months married.
We got along very well for six months when took sick
and laid up for eight months She went back the
chorus and between shows would crochet and knit get extra
money TO keep the house going.
That six years ago. We a nice little home
and never once have come home TO cold dinner
She was chorus girl and with past" But she true
blue. HAPPY MAN,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Orpheum Party
and Tea

Mrp. Florence Houghton viii en-
terrain with an orpbeum party and
tea on Saturday afternoon In honor
o. her sister. Miss Marian Lewis.
Whose marriage viii take place
March "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Dear Miss Grey: In connection
with the discussion In your columns
regarding the advisability Of marry.
inH for love or money. l agree that
the pcrron who chooses the former
In on the right trnck--abeoiutsiy
and I do not believe anyone who
knows the real thing win say any
different
The loyal love OF a good woman n
norDethins for which no price In too
great know. for ] have the good
fortune To know one such woman. A
woman who has rtsked everything,
even her good name. 90 try 20 make
n man Of me. believe she has in
a measure sucocednd. At least abe
has given Sne the desire TO be one
Bu, ! sincerely advise any girl to
make \ man prove that he IL in
d.sdiy earnest before she risks more
than she can afford to lose No real
man viii try 10 hold a girl thru her
PITY. I've put IN long months OF
agony and loneliness for her when
might have claimed her for my
own. because ! wanted TO make rood
and prove To the world that 1 had.
i have heard the question asked
AS 20 what IL the best course In win.
ming womAn's love. I think the
answer can be found In the admoni.
ton. As ~ SOW, % shall We reap"
A true. loyal soul calls for another
one OF tho name kind In exchange,
and u n up 70 those Of us who want
love 10 try TO the utmost In our ma.
lures TO bc worthy Of It. 1 believ.
that the Supreme Being has given
woman intuition ~ her protection.
The better n woman In, the greater
this power In In her. Every time
another thinks Of her the thought,
consciously or ENTHUSIASTICALLY, rexis-
tsrs In her mind 6o u folIowu, that
TO truly win . woman you must
love her with all your heart.
To anyone who reAliScs that Il IA
easier TO profit by the mistakes Of
others than 70 make them himself.
and especially young. unmarried
men. ] have this TO say: Think
clean; live clean. be . man. Cult.
vate love IN the heArt Of = good Girl
and after you have won II. dedicate
your very life to seeing that Il 10
not abused. BOB.
Dear Cynthia Grey. would Ike
TO say . FEW words to "Gull Inter.
esssd" She must be q man or she
would not try to down her sex the
way she does.
Now. why should the women dis
ard all their fincry for plain
clothes when the men continue TO
wear pinch-back suits. jazz hair cuts.
English shoes. powder their faces
(which I have known many 10 dol
and smoke ciRarefs, Nov hov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
IA Man Can Dress
Better at Cher1ys;
CHERRY CHAT

To dress VOL In n
matter OF good
taste and good
sense-simply n
matter OF buying
at Chcrry's.
At Cherry's you
will find the styl.
ish clothes 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

IN Of fine silver lace over . chiffon
drop and a chiffon tunic falls over
II IN four points. Tho bodice h just
. ilttlo round affair Of cream satin.
fitted over a ribbon oras.sere. with
tight shoulder sleeves and . circular
neck. and then. a, either side. a aatin
squAre-cu, tab falling from bcnea,h
the belt Of silver ribbon.
Vatican rossbuda weight ,hese
tabs and other buds dot the lace
founc- and finish the sleeves. while
q bat Of embroidery in furnished all
v.r on the sides of tho tabs gives
tho finishing note TO the costume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Actire Members Concert

The regular monthly concert OF
~ Ladies Musical club will be held
Mcnday afternoon. March 5. in the
y. w. c. A. auditorium at 2:3o y. m;
wogram arranged by Mrs. = II. Nil
" and Miss Edna McDonagh.
vp<al--rtex.r Duet from "Madams
Butterfly ...s.s..sss-s-s feeetni
Nssl Mary Humphrey King aad
IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
Informal Evening


Mrs.. Clinton Douglas entertained
ln6Usmnily Mt cards on Saturday
evening IN her apartment at the
waldorf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

In compliment TO Miss Marion
Lewis. Mrs. James n, Eagleson viii
entertain at luncheon on saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

The man who IL unable 10 find hIs
match may have TO go to bad In the
dark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Adam must have been swifteoot-
ed. inasmuch az he was first in the
human race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

fyie dasires, and tho terms and val.
ues to satisfy your pockctbook.
Como In and mako your selection Of
a smart new spring suit now--wear
the clothes while you're paying for
them.
Cherry's style Shop. eo7 Rlalto Blds..
Over Pish whistle. On SECOND Ave-,
Between Madison and sprins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

dt0lcult. However. the foiiowinE
young ladies' are quite definite as TO
their plans: Miss Virginia and Miss
Eulalss Merrill and Miss beatrice rce-
pies have chosen to spend their time
At Virginia Hot springs; Miss Mar.
raret Chinn and Miss Emilic Jerome
win be at the Hotel rraymore In A..
Iantic City. Miss iortense Green and
Miss Mildred farrar VIII he at Del
Monte and san Francisco. w.'ile Miss
Katherine Bacon will he entertained
~ friends at the Charleston navy
yayd and in Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Friends OF All club. supper In pri.
vate dining room. Y. w. c. A.. at
9 O'Clock. followed by Bible class on
second floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Hawthorne PIT. A. meets at the
school at 2:3o. Miss Dorothy shank
speaks on Clothes for the School
Child"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

woman's auxiliary OF Elmer J.
Noble post. American Legion. enter.
tain woman's auxiliary OF Rainier
post. and women Of Ballard post at
O'Clock. Veterans hall. the
Armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Delta Upsllon Msthers' Club
The Delta Epsilon Mothers club
will meet mt the chapter house. +si6
sist ave. N. r.. Thursday from . to
Is o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Current events department, Won.
ans Century club. with Mrs. Henry
Landes. 451f 18th ave. N. e.. At 2
o'clock. Miss y. 3. Williams In
charge OF program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Elson educational exhibit during
the afternoon mt North Queen Anne
school. Community residents invited
70 assist In purchase Of pictures for
school.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07

Gov, Roberts today proclaimed May Q
as Mothers day" and has issued a
proclamation calling on everyone TO OBJ
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07
GRENADA Is AFTER
HARD SURFACE ROADS
Will Hold Bond Election June
i 2 in County.


GRENADA. Miss, May Z. (SpL)-
The supervisors of Grenada county have
at last awakened to the fact that the
county should have a system Of hard
surfaced highways. At the May meet
ing held here Thursday they requested
the election commissioners to hold a
special election on Wednesday, June 2,
TO determine whether or not the county
should issue bonds to an amount not
exceeding 10 per cent of the assessed
valuation of the taxable property in
beats l, 2, 3 and T. Beat is in a
separate road district and its road funds
and road building operations are sep
!. arate and apart from the remainder
E0f the county.
Is On Wednesday a meeting of repre-
frentatlve citizens was held to formulate
plans for trying tNsshow the voters of
the TOUR districts What the bond issue
should carry. The meeting was called
by K Mattingly, recently elected su-
pervisor from beat /, and one of the
strongest advocates of good roads in
the county. A. G. Roane, chairman,
tresided after which talks were made
t.. Messrs. Cowles Horton, Hoffa, Mat
, igly and DR.. Countiss. 1t was point
out that Grenada county is in bet
r shape financially to issue bonds
nan almost any other county. in the
state, the bonded Indebtedness being
only 100000, with a sinking fund which
mas already accumulated sos, 1000 leaV-
ng only S145, 5000 net indebtedness 1t
Ias also stated that the road system
If Grenada county is properly laid out
already which will do away with the
expense of constructing new beds and
laying out new roads,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07

serve the day by wearing a white flower
for mothers dead and bright flower for
those who live.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07
TO HOLD BIG
DRAINAGE MEETING

YAzoo CITY, Miss, May T. CSpll
A meeting of property owners in
Yazoo county has been called for a
further discussion OF the carrying OF
the new river drainage and flood pre-
vention project through Yazoo COUNTY
at the courthouse in this city next
the meeting in this city last Friday at
which the project was thoroughly dis
cussed and Yazoo county was invited
to join in the project by representa-
tives of the upper delta there has been
added interest in YaZoo county and
il is the matter of a preliminary sur
vey which is to be principally discussed
at the meeting here next Saturday
morning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
AT STAR CITY, ARK.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, May T. (SplD
A number of delegates from Pine Bluff
will attend the meeting of the Pine
Bluff district conference of the NJ. f.
-hurch South, which will be held at
Star City next Tuesday.
The Rev. w. G. Watson. presiding
elder. will preside. The Rev. w. w.
Christie will preach the opening sermon.
The delegates from the Methodist
o c5int OF tbs his, city are: First Meth
Sanders, Jr. and Mrs Lucy Critz; Lake
side church, D. B. Nivon, Neal Hart,
Mrs C. w, Butts, Mrs, W. z. Tankers-
ley and Tom Blodgett, local preacher;
Carr Memorial, w. l.. Meeks, II. W.
Slaughter. Mrs W. C. Spikes and Mrs.
w. r. Barriclaw; HawleY Memorial,
!. w. Baldwin. c. F. Shell, W. A. Ham
lton and NJ. NJ. Hamilton
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07
5000 MENN0NITES SEEK
HOMES IN MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, Miss, May 7. (Spl)-Gov.
RusselPs refusal to discuss the pro-
posed migration to this state of a colony
Of 5000 Mennontes now located near
Winnipeg, Canada, is taken to mean
that he is giving the matter thorough
investigation before advising the Men
monte leaders whether or not they will
be regarded as desirable citizens.
According to information received here
last night from the Winnipeg Press
Bulletin. an afternoon newspaper at
that place, the Mennonites have been
in considerable trouble there because
they insist on having their own schools
and teaching only the German language.
If this be the case, it is tolerably GER
tain that the colony would not be well
come in Mississippi, regardless Of the
section in which they might locate. The
German language is Just about as pop
ular in this state as an epidemic of
smallpox, and it is not even taught in
the high schools, having been abolished
during the war period.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07
BANKERS ASKED
ABOUT RAIL LOAN

WASHINGTON, May bankers
called before the senate interstate COM
merce committee today did not agree
with the testimony of railroad execu-
tives yesterday that the government
should loan $500, 600 900 additional to the
roads for new rolling stock. They said
the railroad presidents estimated to be
necessary for new equipment TO relieve
present congestion could be raised from
the public. "
Jerome G, NHanauer, of Kuhn, Loeb
mittee of the investment bankers, sug-
gested that instead of making addi-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07
---------------
YAZOO LEGION POST
GIVES MINSTREL SHOW

YAZOO CITY, Miss May 7. (Spll
Playing to a packed house at the
Yazoo theater in this city last night,
the Roy Lannon's post of the Ameri-
can Legion gave a minstrel show which
was a splendid success as a feature and
as a financial venture for the post.
A quartet of Human brothers, Hun
", John, Preston and Munson. was
e feature of the program although
400 City musical talent supplied the
ent with more and better music than
4 carried by the ordinary minstrel
how. b..
EGeorge Jenne, Albert Spengler and
Jbv Bowen, the former two Yazoo City
Hen. and the latter a former star with
2e Fields MINISTRIES. proved the best
II the minstrel characters
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07

tional appropriations for cars. congress
extend the period OF the $500, 900
loan already provided for the roads from
to Is years; that some money be used
in the betterment of terminals and per-
haps in the increase of motive power;
and that the roads be so managed as
to expedite the movement of cars and
reduce to minimum requirements
for the euuipment"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07
BUNGALOW UNDER WAY.

building a brick bungalow for the Co
Nonial Trust company 1t will have sew
an rooms and an asphalt single roof,
md will cost $1,000. 1t Is to be located
at 1891 GOOdhar DlaCn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-07
BUILDING BUNGALOW.

DR. r. c. Bunting is building bun
galow at 1859 Central avenue, which is
to cost 1000. 1t will be of frame with
a composition roof and will have six
rooms. w. c. Lester is the contractor.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-26
FORMERLY THE Y. W. II. A. GIRLS

At regular meeting neld recently
a question of vital importance was dis
cl,ssed. the Moshev Z'Kenim bazaar.
Domestic Science is their topic I'M
til the Bazaar,-is over.
Cnke-they will bake. for money TO
make, in so worthy Il cause.
They will serve both cake and ice
cream.
Come. make this n family celebra-
ton. lots of good things to eat.
A beautiful cake will be ratified.
Many other surprises.
The girls are unanimous. They say:
I'VE will spare no efforts in helping
to make the Bazaar a success!'
Their next regular meeting will he
held at the home of Miss Sadie Mes
selson. 1925 w. 10th avenue. on Thurs
day. June 3rd.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-26
CONVERSATIONS URGED

The approach of Shaevuoth calls
forth the annually repeated appeal
from rabbits and congregations thar
parents of cOnfirmants refrain from
holding lavish confirmation receptions.
The burden of these pleas is that sim
certify rather than extravaganza be dis
played on this sacred holiday. An edi-
tCrial published in the Temple Key,
the official organ of the Canton (Ohioi
Hebrew Congregation. is typical of the
earnest requests which have arisen in
all parts of the country. 1t says In
part:
Conditions in modern life have rob-
bed confirmation of its true signi-
ficance. The occasion Is too often
marked by lavishing extravagant gifts
on the cOnfirmants. not IN the spirit
of love- but because social usage de
mand it.
"On this solemn occasion let there
be no display of elaborate decorations
or fine dress. COngra tula riOns should
pe sincere and not mere idle words ut
tered thOughtlessly."
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-26
COLONNADE CLUB.

The social event of the season will
he the MOshev Z'Kenim Bazaar at the
Auditorium on the evenings of June
18th and 10th. To furnish entertain
ment. II dance will be held on both
evenings. The dances will be under
the auspices Of the COlunnade club.
who will endeavor TO make it Il large
social as well as financial success.
They request all their friends TO set
these evenings aside. so that they will
I've able to attend this fcre. and help
II grand cause.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-05-26
COLORADO UNIVERSITY JAZZ
CLUB.

The Jazz club of the University of
Colorado, which is composed for the
most part of Denver Jewish youths.
held beat steak fry in Blue Bell
canon on Monday evening in honor of
its Inauguration.
The following officers We're eletced ::
Max Goldberg. president: Louis Lack
ner. vice-presilent and journalist; Isn-
dore Softer, secretary; Jacob Lacltner.
treasurer; Joe Kahn, publicity man
ager.