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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding nip,oxt amy
topic, excepting on legal uud medical
subiectH, are answered free. As MI
INQUIRIES are suwercd directly by
..niupcI envelope Is reamircd. Xd.
dTcss The Timen-Dispntch Iuformn-
aon bureau. Aiehnond. Va.
FIRST Post-Onices In the United States
y. g. r.. Norton.-The first account
OF tho formal establishment OF "A
post -oi'ice and appointment OF a
postmaster is found in the records OF
the general court OF Massachusetts
by which. in 1889, IL was ordered that
notice be given that Richard Fair
place appointed for all letters which
are brought from beyond tho seas or
are TO he sent thither to be left with
hIm and he is to take care that they
are to be delivered or sent accordinf z
10 his direction. And he liz allowed
LOT every letter "A penny and mus,
answer an miscarriakcs through his
own neglect in this kind"
IN May. 1893. by an act of the Cen
crai Assembly IL was provided that
a general posi-oificc may he erected
ny andrew Hamilton at philadelphia''
ana that Andrew Hamilton '.or rome
other as shall be appointed by the
KING should be postmaster general
in these parts and his deputy or
deputies in that office should dema nd
receive and take postage. etc"
postmaster general of the colonies
was appointed by the crown and au-
ihoriZed TO keep his chief letter Of
ice in New York and other chief
letter officcs at some convenient
place or places in other of his ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Colonel and Mrs. FH,zhurh Lee are
uUH in Washington. after II motor tril
through virginia and North Carolina.
Si.escs Louise V. and Martha y. Jone.
~ .h's city. are the guests o: Miss Anna
RGldvtte IN raThorO \. C.. where many
.U'prTn! affairs have been given IN Their
GuEpg.
Ara II. O. C. Gardner ad M,ss olivo
I'ySFis hay" returned to Richmond. after
Il trtp 70 Canada
Edward Summcrhcid Capies and his
sons ,ei ms ,i,y. are visiting relatives
Mrs Raymond Massey and her small
aabch;cr are IN Wythcv:lle.
Mrs George r; Winston. prlncinai o,
the Madison Hall School for Girls ana
Miss Elizabeth winston. a wcIi.ln1vyi
PIANIST, OF Washington. are suondinE
several days at the Jefferson Hotel here.
George y. Bctaold. Jr. Of Cn,onsyIlle
Md. has returned TO his home after a
visit 10 iichinond ana Ashcvilie. " C.
Mrs. Samuel :. Hart. OF Passaic. ~ w.
formerly Miss JAMIE Rogers, of this city,
Is visiting Nr and Mrs. Howard Redo
and other relatives here She is accom-.
panied by her little daughter. Virginia
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HOLD LADIES' NIGHT
KIwnniS Club pIaus Gala Affair at
Country Club of Virginia Monday,
AUEunt 30.

"Iadics' night" OF the Kiwnn!a
Club Will he held al the Country
Club of Virginia on Monday evening.
August 30. 1T 1880 O'Clock. The event
will b" In the form Of Il lawn party.
ani IN. committee expect IL to be the
biggest anair ever held by the club.
supper will be served on the lawn.
Electrically lighted Japanese lanterns
have been provided and there VIII be
a protUsion Of i!oral decorations. y
Musical program and other entertain
ing features have hcen arranged.
Those offering prizes are requested
to communicate with the program
committee before Monday In order
that they may he listed on the pro-
gram. Reservations should he made
before Wednesday,
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jeSty's provinces Of colonies of
America and also to appoint al! dep
uty prstiEaStcrS
in 1897, benjamin Franklin was APP
pointed postmaster at Philadelphia
and published the appointment in his
own newspapc- in these words: No
ticc is hereby given that the post
office OF Philadelphia is row kept at
y. kiin's house in Market Street
and that Henry Pratt 10 appointed
riding postmaster for all stages be-
tween Philadelphia and Newport in
Virginia..
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MRS. MARY w. HARRISON
DIES IN NEWPORT NEWS

WnS Daughter OF John Walsh, OF
Observation-Disclosures In GrcenInwn
Cemetery Today.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August 10.
Mrs. MARY walsh Harrison. wife OF
j. Il. Harrison. of this city, and for
ncrly az Richmond. died carly this
morning at her home here. She for
Hcrl! VAS Miss Mary Walsh. daugh-
Ter of John -. and Mary Walsh, AN
old itichnond family.
Funeral viii bc held from the rcsi-
dcnce III this city tomorrow and in
tcrnent Will bc in GreenlaWn Gene
terry. Mrs. Harrison is survived by
her husband and several Children.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF Mrs. Harris.

Funeral services Tor Mrs. CHARLOTTE
Frances Harris, wife of ". z. Harris.
who died Wednesday morning at $3.50
O'Clock al her residence. 26lS East
the residence this morning at 10
o'clock. Intnrrncut viii be in Oak
wood. She leaves. besides her hus-
aand. two daughters. Mrs. Q. II. Lce,
and Mrs. ". T.. Iiungate; also i've
sons ". l.. Harris. Jr.. Edgar s.
Harris. John Il. Harris. James l..
Harris and Harold u. Harris: also
seven graudCnildrcn.
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SOCIETY

MES MES Martha Martin. OF lsiehmond.
cas-, formerly Miss Katherine Gum,
ms city. and MIR. l.eas. at theic
iminor cottage. ut kennebunkport,
zane, where - number OF charming
IaIrs have been given In her honor.
.Ss Martin won big silver bowl.
anlenl held at kennebunkport last
saturday. and will also take part In
nothtr gold tournainent to be held
mere this week. Miss Martin Is re-
Irning 20 Richmond from tho North
~ Monday.
SIR. and Mrs. Leus. who mako their
One IN PhiIadelphia. have been
lending the summer months in New
r"ninrnt Engagement.
.irS. Ellie Wood Page. Of tho Uni
lac engarcment Of her dnurh ! r
lilo Wood. To Arthur Alexander Nor
ing to take place at the university
september >. The announcement
one OF tho most important and
niereh,ins Of the late. au,nner aea
rae -tp-be belong to old and dis
lnEuished virginia families and are
ins!y ana prominently related here.
,.sS age Is .oyely giri ,and has
ince her formal presentation 10 So
or hciin Is son OF the late Judge
4Wcs Keith, or Fauuuicr and KIch-
hond. president OF the SIpreinc
purt OF Nirt MIA. ana the late Fanny
'"IApn, OF WurrcntOn. He l., !. DC
'ccnHant OF chief Justice Marshall
M ms father was one Of the ublest
GrlstS az his day. lie served az :,
!eutcnant IN the air servic. during
ne war and Ia a graduate Of the
\ 'iG!Hia Military Institute and tho
."W school OF the UnivcrH!ty Df VIZ
tlnia. y. great many Relatives and
irlends from RiChmond viii 10 to
|, hnr iDtttsy!lie 70 attend the wedding
ltti month, which un!tcs two families
ionI prominent Ia the SUcia! and
p9FticaI history OF the Stale
lhiidrcn's l'nrty.
On saturday an attractive marty
Ma given ~ little N.sa i,etty
,,,,h!Ii ps. the daughter OF Nr ana Airg
~. Ia ph!!iph, AT "Sunnyside." the
nome OF Frank Drgain. at McredltI-
VIC. where sh: is spending the Gum
M Ihe house was decorated Win
midsummer blossoms. ana the c.iI-
ifen we're entertained hy Eam.s lnJ
nany attractive novelties. .f,r,
WNI u ihry marched by music =,
.ht d'hlhS- room, whore re.resh!nri,ts
were served. The color scheme ~
:aTiled out in mink and white, ami
~ me center 81 ;ha table wa. a ntmk
lack Homer" pie """
loo
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BURY C. E. RICHARDS
Former Councilman mud Merchant IL
l.nid to Rest la Onk-

The funeral o. Charles T.. Richards.
nicd ~. q former member OF the
Common Council, ana who was
engaged IN the wholesale produce
business here number Of years
being Identified with the firm of T.
w Evans a CO. WAS conturted yes
,c-tdy afternoon from the home Of
mis- son-!u.law. T. W. Evans. 1902
Grove Avenue. Burial was in Oak
wool.
Mr. Richards was Confederate
veteran. lie died ia Memorial Hos
pital after an illness OF about nvu
weeks. M-. Richards served IN
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Movie Calendar

BIJOu-Aima Hubcns, In "The
world nnd Ills Wifr.-
DLJEIiltU-parie
BROiDwAY - Katherine Mac
Donald, In "Thc Notorious Miss
Lislc."
IsIS-H. Is. Warner, In .un-
chartered Chnnnels."
oDEON--'rhc silver Horde"
REN-"in Dangerous Waters"
NICTOIt-Jn'r< Gardner, In .Irbe
Land of Long Shadows"
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Sh"r, Subject. nj Bruc,,ird.

william duncan performs some
iHst bareback riding in the thirteenth
chapter Of The silent AvcnGer.'
"hion VIII be seen at tho B!ueblrd
TO-DAY and tomorrow. The Indian
r!dinS occurs when Duncan, in tho
role or Phll Read. the moro, is cngag-
eel IN pursuit of wire tappcrs and
safe blowers through a wild country.
\ two-plrt Western, The smoke
Signal" comedy news and Mutt and
Jch" are also shown.
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William ItcnIiuc.

BRISTOL. VA. August 19.-The
body OF William Remine. who died IN
q hospital AZ san Francisco. Cal: is
expected to arrive al Damascus. va,
Thursday. whore intcrmcnt will take
place. ilc is tho son OF DIR. and Mrs.
J H. Reininc. Of near Damascus. lic
was % years old. ana is survived By
his parents. his wife and one child.
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Football star Featured.

MtNr'cr Y Flynn. better known
rs Lefty" Flynn, aii-American foot
hall player. former full back on Yale
and member of the track ana base
ball teams. Is one OF the cast OF Rex
IienCh's '"rhe Silver IIordn' whirh
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Great Fight Scene.

lot OF roughncck radicals get
NcTy rough with II. II. Warner in
"tncaartcd Channels" the Robert
son-GolG picture. which opened at
the Isis Thcater yesterday. and the
rough and tumble fight which results
- one Of the most exciting seen ON
the screen.
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Weeks Picture Shows
OnerInSs AT LoSnl Hou.e,
.1rhc world md I'll. ,yifc.r

How gossip. which turned out to be
entirely without foundation. caused
The death OF a man and nearly ruined
the lives OF his wife and a youth ia
i.ve"led In ''rho World and HIS
w lie. which IL at the BiJou Theatcr
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pickctts Division during the Wa
bctwccn tho States Iic was u mem
Der or Eichmond Randolph Lodge.
No. 10. Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons. and tho Royal Arcanu,n and
lIeptasophs.
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Miss Anna Patrick.

BRISTOL. VA. August lo-Fnneral
rerYlces for Anna Patrick, the young
& .ught.r Of AIR and Mrs. John Patrick.
..ho died u the home OF her parents.
we're, held Wednesday at tn" family
home Intc.ncnt was in East Hi!
Cemetery
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Those Invited were.

Hannie Cluke ifoH TX r;lrhirru
JIs "It. q" ,!i,stson william sitad
Itta, n,.!t'hiAr brandon Sft.I
5 ~ sle N! within Meredith
n.,shle nm Earle Cru-s
Miidreh SieaL !,,sstggnn rrsn >.
ST. ani &rs i ' 6ts1ia H Malasi;s
b,Mr and Mrs. MORTIMER Clarke KEN.
r., a M M.s G.org. rqr,ran suffolk.
III igntn ERR vMi.2f.hai". NORFOLK
Mrs. Clyde IIu,5Iins sun6ii.. ""o''
"rH'Htt-tOrkran.
no inhTriaE" Of .. Marshall Ora
'at'. son ~ State Senator &. r. Ora
vatt % Port Royal. caroline county
ana MISE Nargar"t s Corkrnr Of
near ENtim0rc. took Mace in Hnlti
ih"ic ms week. hir. frtvatt has re-
n ,.a returned from an extended
hhs ness trip to cuba. The bride
ana groom VIII go To points In c.r
trHi America on their honeymoon
or tF1vhtt IN graduate OF The I'M
FfrasiJ or virginia.
Enlargement Announced.
pretty affair OF Tuesday was tho
luncheon given hy Mrs. Wal,cr 60.
nrfots Road. Norfolk. 10 nnnounc.
me enEarcmcnt Of her sister. Mis-
I'priB Gordon Odcnd'hal. To William
JJAmca brown. lieutenant commander
L. : Navy. Covers wcr. lnId fnr
twenty and Mrs. Fain's guests in.
cluH"d. besides tho guest OF homo.
Mrs Z H. OdcnG'hal. Mrs Rirl,a.d
SpI'hn Mrs Thomas NJ Owens III.
wilson white, Mrs. " !. Grahaii,. Nrs
81, ,, ga, ~ Ia, n. hrs u. oieni'h i
;gH ~ HsininEhtln .ilr: Mrs V!fs!r!a
.linri MIS-. Clarence Uilcy Ni-s.,
i,FfI""s Dog. NirEinli IipN-urnh San
GlLFF.A Mary Farani. Blanche Gale ana
,tiHH Nlns. of Raleigh y. g
hurried IN Washington.
The marriage OF Miss MARY e
rows. or buckingham. and 81 ".
Amos, 81 Gocchlsnd County. was ccle.
hTaict IN Washington After severn,
DAYS spent in Washington, Mr. ana
MIS-. Amos Nvc hecn In Richmond
Tor brief stay and VIII MAKE ,hclr
hDma In Goochlnnd, near ShaIIcin
I3n"hhurg Weddings.
The marriage OF Clifton TcrrilI Orc
ana Miss Sarudn Pearl Whit. tool,
place a. the College HIN Bap,is, par
S0nagr, In Iynchburg, on "Wednesday.
Rev Austin -. Conrad. y. D., oi.iciat
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ore left for "A ,rip
20 Niagara Falls. and will return 10
LEnchbu1G 10 make their home.
Charles l.. Johnson and Mrs. Ollie
Collins. boih OF Lynchburs. were mar
rte! MONDAY evening at the parson-
age Of lsvcrmont Baptist Church. in
Lynchburg. They will reside in thai
city
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beautiful Scenic Effects.
some of the most beautiful scenes
ever mined are seen In Land OF
Long Shadows the initial produc-
ZION Of Essanays Western series al
the Victor today and tomorrow. The
picture was staged in the wilds Of
the Canadian Northwest. near tho
Aiask2n boundary line. Tides Tha,
TOLL with King Bagg0t is ndded.
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beautiful, Scent. ET-c,,,

VIII &c shown q; the Odeon Thcatcr
today and tomorrow.
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bridge ''S ''"'' ,'"'"s' ZEN
~ ami MIS- George thurman. suroIs
10 Pat NChfnil N6-"di;hvlIr
NJ yennie workman. Norfolk
s.+ !'Ni. Wlihsr.ii. Ashland
ar. y l.. ihlliius II Nicnmo,H
N's. Clyde Iu,ohinx Sur6iE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
MODERN WOODMEN AND
ROYAL NFIGUBORS
ENTERTAIN,

A very successful entertainment
was given Wednesday evening in
the odd Fellows hall by the Mod
ern Woodmen and Royal Neigh
bors. A musical program of I'M
usual merit was given and well
received. The piano solo by Mrs,
C. A. Hall was executed with skill,
the solo by Miss Louise Blakemore
was charming, and the recitation
by Miss Erma Dotson very pleas
ing. David Marcus, the youthful
violinist, is always a delight to his
hearers The Irish lit, dance in
which Margaret Foraker, Eva Ia
mora, Julia Roybal, Georgia Jones,
Verna Mae Easton and Erma Dot
son took part was much applauded
and deserves special mention. The
class was instructed by Miss Caro-
lyn Michael of the North Fourth
Street school At the close of the
program a rising vote Of thanks
was given the performers. Later
in the evening dancing was in
tulged IN and light refreshments
were served.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

the dance. There will be ice cream
and that it is furnished by the
Bank is guarantee sufficient. The
young folks are looking forward TO
this entertainment with great an
ticipation.
Edward Brigham gave a dra-
matte recital at the Methodist
church on Thursday night under
the auspices of the Epworth league.
1t was one of the most pleasing
entertainments given in Santa Fee
for a long time and the singing Of
Mr.. Brigham called out continued
applause.
Mrs. ]. B. Wood was hostess to
the Friday club on Friday after
noon at her home on College
street.
During the summer montNs the
Saturday Card club will discon-
tinue the weekly meetings.
On Thursday evening Mrs. We're
Boyle entertained friends >at bridge
in honor of Mrs. Howell Eryien, Of
Springer, who is a guest at the
Boyle home.
The Evening club met with Mrs
Frank Parker on Wednesday eve
ming.
The Drama league gave an en-
tertainment in Santa Fe on Tues
day and Wednesday nights that has
been declared one of the best and
most finished performances given
in this city since the days when the
Elks theater furnished real plays
by real people who stood among
the best actors on the American
stage. The play given this week
was Mrs. Bumpstead Leigh" and
the participants covered them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
THE YOUNG VISITORS.

Teddy Roosevelt Armijo, son or
Mrs. Ed Otero, of Los Lunas, has
as his guests Arturo Lazo and
darcy MCGEE, school boy friends.
Arturo Lazo is a nephew of the
president of Guatemala, which
country is his native land, although
he spent several years in Switzer-
land at school, has Travelled ex-
tensively in Europe and is a stu
dent at Cornell where he is taking
a scientific course. His father is
a Guatemala coffee planter and the
young man will return to his coun-'
try to engage in the same business
probably His relatives visited the
Oteros last winter.
Darcy MCGEE is the son of a
well known Washington, d. c.,
physician and this is his first trip
to the west. The boys are enjoy
ing the experience very much.
Their young host who enlisted
when the war broke out, at which
time he was going to school in
Washington, spent this past winter
on the Otero ranch south of Los
Lunas, where he says, he bought
himself a pair of field glasses TO
take a peep at the automobiles
that went by.
The boys have been guests of
honor at q number of social affairs
and a dance will be given for them
next week in Santa Fe by Miss
Manderfied, Mrs. Otero's sister.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
MISS VIRGINIA CARR BACK
FROM SERVICE IN BELGIUM,

1t was announced on this sheet
last week that Miss Virginia Carr
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Clark M
Carr, who has been in France and
Belgium for the past year, was re-
turning to the state, but would not
come to Albuquerque first as she
was going straight to the Pecos,
Evidently information as to the
young lady's movements was gotten
from the wrong source as it was
Captain Carr who furnished it.
However, Miss Carr did return,
after a period of fourteen months
In the service of the National
Catholic War council, the greater
part of which time was spent in
Belgium doing reconstruction
work. Actual conditions as seen
by Miss Carr were not a whit eX-
agPerated The work of feeding
and clothing children and young
girls was one of the big things
helping to put Belgium on her
feet. The Carr family left for the
Pecos the early part of the week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27
BAUMANN PRINT GOES TO
HOLDER OF LUCKY NUMBER.

Miss Katherine McMillen was
the lucky winner of the rattle of
the beautiful wood block print do
mated by Gustave Baumann Of
Santa Fe FOR the benefit Of the
Salvation army. Three drawings
of numbers were made before one
was found with an owner attached
to it. This was because a number
of tickets had been taken by
young ladies who left town with
out either disposing of or return
ing the tickets. Miss McMilen
plunged heavily in chances, and
therefore had n better chance of
winning than any one else. She
is very generously presenting her
prize, a lovely yellow tree, to the
Young Womens Christian associa-
ton. This will be the first valu-
able picture which that institution
possesses. and it will be n charm
ing addition to their rooms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

We're the recipients of much APP
plause, which greeted them when
they appeared George Geake sang
several beautiful solo numbers and
his duet with Mrs. kaynore, the
Miserere from II Trovatore, the
tragic quality of his voice and its
appeal Were strongly felt. In the
duet with Miss Wait, Home 10
Our Mountains" from IL TroVatore,
both artists We're at their best. The
words were sung in English, and
added doubly to the enjoyment of
the, song, as their significance was
understood. Mrs. Jennie S. Faw
was, as usual, an accompanist par
excellence, and her solo numbers
drew from an audience who knows
and appreciates her enthusiastic
demands for more. In fact, every
number on the program was en-
Enthusiastically encored.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

which is a ripping one from start
to finish.
The cast of characters is as fol-
lows:
Justin Rawson. go. Robert Brown
Miss Rawson ... Eliza beth Massie
Godfrey Rawson. , . Hurst Garrett
Anthony Rawson. Lee X. Patten
Stephen Leavitt. -. Howard Huey
Mrs. stephen Leavitt. Hazel Pond
Peter Swallow. John David DeHuff
Kitson 800. 1000. Ashley Pond
Mrs. De Sale. Margaret Nordfeldt
Mrs. Bumpstead-Le Leigh ........
...............A Anna V. Huey
Violet lie Sale. Elizabeth DeHuff
Nina ...,.......... Rey Ewart
Sceno--Living room in Rawson's
Long Island country house.
Between Acts | and IL one hour
Is supposed TO elapsc; between
Acts ii and Ill, ten minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-27

conference which will be held, al
Estes park August 9Th to 10th
This will be an important confer
enee. as three fields viii be repre-
scented, the South Central and West
Central as well as the Southwest
ern. The representatives will be
drawn from all walks of life as
well as from different parts of tie
country, who will meet together
to discuss various problems fac
ing the women and girls and how
the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION is helping them to meet
these problems. Estes park is an
ideal place for a summer vacation
so the conference will prove of
recreationaI as well as inspiratilnal
value.
Meals Average 40 Cents
Some of the interesting figures
brought out in the reports were as
follows:
The total activities for recrea-
ton committee were 1853 with five
flights" of the Riding club and
one Mesa supper as special fea-
lures.
Inc SlIlS Wuik Colliillllee re-
ported besides regular work two
mother and daughter parties, the
G. Y. p. club and Eighth Grade
Corps Girl Reserves acting as hos
tesses.
There were sell meals served
in the cafeteria during the month
of May at an average of 40 cents a
meal.
The girls at the residence have
"a house committee to-
act in cooperation with the secre-
tary in the matter of formulating
some regulations for the house
hold. Misses Fly, Hughes and
Seery comprise the committee.
The work of the Travellers Aid
at the station was unusually heavy
Two thousand one hundred and
received help and in
formation.
on the whole the work Is show
ing n growth every month in spite
of the warm weather. 4
Three members of the staff are
out of town, Miss Mary Kimball
IN Waco, Texas; Miss Dulce Knox
in Boulder, colo, and Miss Beulah
Clement in Toledo, Ohio.