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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
| THETA SIGMA JOINS
KAPPA PSI FRATERNITY
erSer OF Societies Effected mt Last
hccting-Chuptcr House Be-
Ing Arranged.

I'm Theta Sigma fraternity. Beta
"ptcr. located Mt the Medical COL
go OF virginia. was merged with
.ppa PSI fraternity on the last Sat
oay In July. The chapter, which
Teen located In tho Lyric Build
during the past six years. has n
''enicnt on foot -or chanter
use. which the members expect to
cupy during the coming season.
happt Psi Is one Of the oldest and
scst professional fraternities. hay-
luz chapters and Il membership OF
pre- than 10000. Kappa Psi was
inhcd Mt Russell Military Academy.
New Haven. Conn. May 80. 1879.
In 1887 Ii was decided to establish
aptcrs in medical schools only and
discontinue tho academic chapters
To continue AZ Il strictly profess
mai fraternity. Ten years later,
'oshizinS pharmacy as an Inn
rtnnt. inseparablc speciality OF
;ulcine and realizing the important
rk that might be done among ply
ians and pharmacists. as we'll as
hong students OF these sister pro-
'sions. the membership was opened
pharmacists.
pr Rccder. Of Baltimore, Md. grand
gent OF Kappa Psi. installed the
chapter with the aid OF manY
lmni OF Kappa Psi located in Rich
md.
rhc following mcmtcrs OF Phi The
Sigma Fraternity Will be tho char
member az the Theta Chapter or
'ppa Psi Fraternity: H. r. Per-
lson. Chase City. Va. NJ. NJ. Lewis.
Frederick Sburg Va: c. L. JEFF
ca. richmond: Il. i. T. Smith.
ristiansburg. Va: II. G. Brownlcy.
rfolk, Va; G. f.. Walker. Richmond:
w. Butler. Norfolk, Va: T. g.
Ireland. Lenoir CITY. Tenn: + K.
Sc. llcrold. Va: NJ. T. Kelly and j..
butler. Richmond: G. j.. Iiendlcy.
ikton. y C.: r.. Il. Wilton. Graham,
X. y. Morriseitc. Richmond; Z. ..
rkrr. Rueficld. w Va: G. a.
onk) Almond. kenbrldgc. Va: y.
Cheathan. Richmond; George Lacy.
il!amsbnrg. and J. +. Burns, Col
n. y. g.
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and Misses Matte Amonctte and
Margaret Yates arc at Natural
Bridge.
DR.. and Mrs. N C. Mays and Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Mays. Of Lynn,
Mass. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther H. LcGrandc. having made the
trip BY automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Womack have
returned from a months trip In Mis-.
souri,. Kansas ana Iowa, where they
visited relatives.
Miss Ella Ruiiln has returned TO her
home In Richmond, after n visit with
Misses Elizabeth and Lucy Chiswsll
Head.
Mrs. Frank c. Wood. OF Richmond
was Il guest during the week OF MIR.
ana Mrs. G.. NJ. Pcrrow.
Mrs. J. J. Tankcrslcy Is stopping
with her uncle. -. -. Williams. at
Mchcrrin.
Dr. II. w. Williams has gone to
visi, his old home at Dickcrsoa. Md,
FOR two weeks.
Misses Hazel and Elsie Carter. OF
Roanoke. are guests OF Misses Eliza
beth and Gladys Turner here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice W two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
OF Orchard White. which any drug
store Will supply 10. few cents
shake well. and you have a quarter
pint Of harmless and dcliEhtful lemon
bleach. Massage this swcctIy fra
grant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day. then shortly note
the beauty and Wilderness OF your
skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion TO bleach and bring that
soft. clear, rosy white complexion
also as freckle. sunburn and tan
bleach because 1t doesn't irrita,e-
Advertisement.
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LYNCHBURG

LYNCliHCRG, VA. Aug. l3.-Misa
Grace Hudson ~ visiting in KadforI.
MISS Daisy GugEcnhcimcr visited
Miss Margaret Lucado. at her bunEa-
low At Buffalo Li;hia Springs.
Dr.. and Mrs. Richard Booth and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14

Miss Lucy Ward has returned from
a visit with her aunt. Mrs. w C.
iierSon. near Altavista.
Mrs. GcDrgc II. Wingncld and small;
daughter. Marion. have returned to
Norwood. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
Little Girls Coat Must Have Fur Collar
ny Sfarlnn Hale.

NEW YORK. Aug. l3.-Conts for
tho little girls!
1t may be hard. cold winter, but
what matter to the tiny miss whS
will go forth clad in warm. flne raj
mcnt and in tho very latest fashion.
She can have her choice OF collars,
ranging from dark browns 20 bright
Hennas. or black to bright bridegroom.
But she must have fur collar to-
be really vogue"
The simple lines are always smar.
for children.
One attractive coat for n e-ycar-
old by Matthews &c Taylor is OF terra
Gotta duvct de lainc, with belt. A
possuE, collar may be worn as a
choker or laid fiat.
Another box coat sports a possurn
collar on Its llght-brown duvet dc
lainc.
Just to satisfy the drcssy child. a
more elaborate coat OF bluc-grecn
Bolivia has deep yoke effect on
sleeve and garment
There is. too, the deep bell cuff.
With this Il combination Of llgh, and
dark fur forms the high collar.
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NEW CANTON

Special To The Times Dispatch
KEW CANTON. VA. Aug. 10 Rev.
Iyd ratncy. Of Eor!olk. is assist
Rev Mr. Henderson in a series
cvargelistic services at Mount
Tn Baptist Church. Large crowds
| attending.
Or Perkins Glover. Mrs y. l. Pitts
Miss Miriam Pitts motored 70
|hnOnd this week.
bliss Carrie Patterson has returned
III Richmond. whore she has been
scvcrnl days
irs. Green. formerly Miss Hazel
low, Of Hamlet. y C.. has been
nd!nE some time here wlth her
|atiycs. the family OF Mr.. and Mrs
b. Patterson.
Hiss Mary Holman. who has been
nding some time u; her old home
lireno Run. has returned 10 her
HES at Virginia College. Roanoke.
Kisses Elsie and Mamie Reed Cur
|. accompanied by their mother. re-
itly stopped here To visit friends
lie on their way on a motoring
p from Lee Hall. Va. To tho yir-
In Hot Springs.
the summer school at Greensboro.
c.. has returned to her HON" here.
Hiss Edith Wilson liz spending some
,e at the home OF her mother in
,hmond.
hrs. Alexander Williams is visit
|; friends and relatives In Rich
md.
drs. John boswell returned TO her
|mc here this week after having
|,nt several days with relatives in
|wport News.
Terrell Fuqua, Of Richmond. spent
|, weekend here with his mother.
Is. Julia Fuqua.
Mrs. Walter Camden and Miss Susie
linden, who have been visiting re-
ives In Schuyler. have returned to
Fir home here.
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WINCHESTER

Special - rhe Times Dispa:c,..
WINCHESTER. VA. Aug. l3-Mr
| Mrs. Frank McNerhany. Wash
ton. who have been visiting Mr..
| Mrs. John w. Afflcck. left on Il
IL To friends in Roanoke.
Irs. \. T.. Bcrryhillc, Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

FOR RENT OR SALE
IN LAWRENCE PARK. BRONxvILLE
A NEW HOUSE. delightfully."- situated on the
hillside, among fine old trees, convenient to
schools. stores and station; rooms, 8
baths; garage: plot 100x100. Shown by ap-
pointment.
SWALLOW & PRATT, INC.
II Palmer Av., Bronxville, n. Y. Tel. 1121.
FOR SALE AT RYE-Attractive new stucco
dwelling, rooms. baths, sun parlor.
every convenience; built on a rocky knoll, in
best residential section, within easy walking
distance OF station. e. V. SIEDLE, Rye,
N. Y. Telephone Rye 159.
NEW RoCHELLE-Fine I room home: hot
water heat, gas, electricity; two car
garage; perpetual right OF way to water
price $1,000, $500 cash; opportunity.
Huguenot St Tel. 59+ New Rochelle. N. Y:
NINE room Colonial house, 2 baths. s21 900.
SULLIVAN. 90 North av., New Rochelle.
OWNER will sacrifice several North White
Plains we'll located building lots to close
out holdings; builders opportunity. JOS.
LAMBDEN a. SON. INC, So Lawton st.
Phone 302 New Rochelle, N. Y.
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
builds and finances. rs w. AID ST.. N. Y.
REWARD q KRAFT. Real Estate.
ESQ Huguenot St. Tel. 254f. New Rochelle.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
New Jersey--Sale or Rent.

sacrifice new artistic place. especially built
for year round living: only $500 cash need
ed. balance of $3.50 on easy terms, almost
like rent buys 1t: 81. 900 now on mortgage
can remain: has large rooms, tiled bath.
splendid studio 25 IT. 85 IT.. fine northern
water, electric light, shades included; every
convenience: beautifully situated on plot 100x
100 feet: fine garden. shrubs and flowers in
profusion; close to pretty lake, stocked with
fish: select, congenial neighborhood; good
markets. school and churches near by: this
is chance Of a lifetime to obtain a home
at fraction OF real worth: could not be du-
plicated at less than Sis. 900; splendid plaoc
Tor the kiddies; ideal communication to New
York city. Address HOME, Post Office Box
74s, City Hall Station. New York City.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
Connecticut-5aie or Rent.

TO RENTAL Campo Beach, westport,
Conn, six room furnished cottage with
all modern improvements; screened sleeping
tricity, &C.. price $500. Inquire Mrs A.
PAPISH, Campo Mill, Westport. Conn. or
A. PAPISH, Danbury, Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
Borough of Queens-saIe or Rent.
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-sale or Rent.


AN INTERESTING PROPOSITION
For any one capable of conducting high
class boarding house or sanitarium, my home
on North Shore, exclusive section. right on
the water, Is for sale at bargain acres
land. large garden. Ii room house. every
improvement: garage: carrying charges and
maintenance less than rent modern apart
brokers. Address J. A, box 432. Herald.
1855 Bway
AUBURNDALE.-Rent, sale, new room
house. beautifully decorated; all improve
ments; garage: station; % minutes
from Pennsylvania Station: reasonable for
right party. WHEN. $50 w. 1S5th. Phone
Wadswo orth 3664
CHOICE Colonial house and corner lot ;
house four years old, located Garden City
Estates, II rooms. baths. hardwood floors.
all improvements. Communicate with owner,
r 300 Herald. Fulton st.
HOMES. Sc. 500 upward, easy terms. Folder.
HYDE G. BAXTER. Port Washington. L. T..
HOUSE. 0 rooms: garage; $4,000: possession
Oct. !. CHAS. ROHDE. Patchogue. L. 1.
NORTH SHORE. : Ten room modern house
stead harbor: large plot large shade trees |;
price moderate. Apply 773 Herald, ESQ
Bway.
STONY BROOK-Five room bungalow, with
sleeping porch and toilet; large plot with
shade trees and salt water rights: few
steps from bathing good Sound view; on
private road; possession July 49, $4,000.
EDWIN NJ. LA ROCHE, "Restwhile." near
Quaker Path. Stony Brook.
500 cash starts the foundation Of a beautiful
homo In one OF Long Islands best suburbs
from New York. Box r SO Herald. Her
aid so.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

PARTNER-Wanted. sensible man or woman
to buy half " 2rest In large 10 room house.
with grounS-,. at Hampstead. L. l., to run
as all year round boarding house or home
for convalescents boarders or patients guar
anteed: sure big income for man or woman
willing to work: cash required &3 600 or less.
II party Is responsible only those in earnest
and meaning business answer EDGAR J..
HILL. 142 Ralph av. Phone Bushwick 1888.
A CHEMICAL company located in the middle
West, over 20 years DID, wishes to market
issue OF $500.000 per cent. cumulative pre-
ferred stock with common stock bonus issued
under Class @ Illinois Blue Sky Law: would
like to hear from reliable firm in position to
rnderwrite the whole issue. Write to Room
210 14a3 Broadway. New York.
PARTNER.
Should have at least SIS. 900 In cash. to
do exporting from Germany to South Amer
lea and Mexico: very large, interesting and
safe proposition. Write only. X. M. 1873
E. 18th st.
WANTED at once, active partner with 81. 900
In an established business; staple article.
always In demand; best of references fur
nished, and will stand strict investigation !;
details given at personal interview. w 225
Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnislied.

wANTED-Aug. 1. room apartment. West
Side, all improvements, by newly married
couple; good reference. ID 500 Herald. $50
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
Borough of Dronx--saIe or Rent.

coNcouRsE BARGAIN--5o foot plot above
Fordharn, excavated, ripe for building
$500. FREMONT REALTY AGENCY, J0i
fremont av.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
APARTMENTS WANTED.

Furnished.
WANTED. 10y professional gentleman, first
floor apartment In private family or other
wise between 4bth and 10th SITS, city, con-
sistins OF waiting room, consulting rooms.
bedroom and bath; IL possible with board
willing to pay good rent IN location is right.
Write full particulars. w. VI. RAAB, 20
broadway, n. Y. city.
WANTED---2 rooms and ldtchenette, between
42d and Goth sts.. for one year from Oct. /.
Box I 2iJ Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

CITY CONvENIENCES-Coun Comforts.
As minutes TO Times square.
ANY hour. day night
Beautiful room home: beautiful palisade.
Easy terms.
Little cash
Write for photo and floor plans.
HOKE, 8 Cortlandt St, New York.
Or your broker.
ENGLEwOOD vICINITYi-For sale, Ideal
small Colonial house, rooms and bath.
gas, electricity. hot water heat. open fire
place garage, garden: lot about 76x2OO; (;
property located In select neighborhood. near
station and country club; prioe si7.500. For
inspection write or phone
II. wEATHERBY CO., Englewood. N. j.
NEWARK, N. J.-2 family house, with extra
lot alongside 50x125 feet: newly painted and
decorated inside and out; II rooms. slate
roof, full size screens all over house: all lat
est improvements; second floor with electric
washing machine, 2 steam heaters; Forest
Hill section: price SIS. 900; no agents. Can
be seen at any time. Apply to 7s2 Herald
Herald SO.
50 $50 buys modern room bungalow; pret-
tiest and coolest spot on the Jersey shore.
including choice plot. 60x1oo; terms. .. J.
rCTTs. room 1912, 40 Broadway. N. Y.
Tel. Rector o6n0.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
Westchester-Sale or Rent,

BELL & PERSON. Real Estate,
81 Atlantic ST.. Stamford. Phone cs40.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
Borough OF Brooklyn.

HICKS ST., EOS. Brooklyn Heights-Up TO
date. newly furnished. room and bath
apt, for months; convenient to all sub
ways. Apply Superintendent. or phone Main
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 14th st. TO 59th st. UnciIsive)
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
THE OFFICE
OF
PRESIDENT

of a large, well known and sue
cessful steel manufacturing corpora
tion. located near New York city, Is
vacant. The directors want for this
position . man OF high business
caliber who is prepared to devote a
considerable portion OF his time to
the actual management of the enter
prise and TO invest a minimum OF
$4,000 for a substantial interest In
the company. The company Is In an
admirable business and financial
position. doing business with many
of the largest concerns In the United
States, and It's commercial and
financial record will bear the
strongest examination from an in
vestment standpoint. For further
particulars address T. E., p. o.
box 372. City Hall Station. New
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
Westchester.

furnished cottage. Rye. near
Oakland Beach: masters. 2 maids; rea-
sonable rent: till October 1. Write. call.
phone. CHAS. s. FAULKNER, office facing
I've railroad station. Tel. l23 Rye.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

OFFICE wanted about 600 50. it.. outside.
below Wall st.. Bowling Green section pre-
ferred. Phone Bowling Green $780,
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.

ACCOUNTANT- CASHIER desires 10 change.
aged 20; married: competent: with MORGAN.
tile and manufacturing experience: energetic.
$50 Eighth
ACCOUNTANT. Thoroughly experienced. com.
petent: excellent references. 1871 Her ,
aid, Harlem
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

HOBOKEN furnished apartment, g. rooms,
bath, heat, electric light, teephone S125.
G. A. BURHORN CO., l Newark ST.. Ho-
boken. Phone 2141.
LEoNIA. N. J.-3o minutes from Broadway
NJ Y, train or trolley, small furnished
apartment in large Colonial house, owner
occupies first floor also studio apartment
for young married couple. $54 month; imrne-
diate possession. THE PINES. 107 Romaine
place: phone TOR Leonia.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30
New Jersey.

SACRIFICE my two adjoining $500 plots for
$500 each; 25x100 II. each; terms at sta
residential property. D. T. DORSA. Beck
man ST., 5th floor. Phone SAT- Barclay.
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

ESTATE wants to dispose OF two 10 family
apartments. renting for $4,000 each very
easy terms and small amount Of cash; ex-
ceptionaliy well situated, with permanent
light LITTLE CASH. Box ii23. Herald
The New York herald., 1921-06-30

SUMMER boarders accommodated: half mile
from village: State road; $15 per wk., 50
per day. Write or phone 43 F 4. Walden,
AN ideal one day tour VISIT the historic
SMALLEY INN. Carmel. n. Y: fishing,
hunting, dancing
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-15
Has Held Many Conferences
With Premier Lloyd George
and Lord Curz0n
Bx Associated Press

London, February 14--Sir Auckland
Geddes, the British ambassador to the
United States. will leave here for South
ampton early tomorrow on his way to
Washington after three weeks on this
side of the Atlantic In that time he
held numerous conferences with Premier
Lloyd George and Lord Curzon, secre-
tary for, foreign affairs, both in Paris
and London, and other members of the
cabinet here, was received in audience
with the American ambassador John w.
Davis, who also will soon return to the
United States.
These, it is said, have equipped the
ambassador with all information avail
able in advance for the handling of the
various Anglo-American questions which
have accumulated and have been held in
allegiance mainly for the advent of the
new administration. When the domestic
political trend of America became APP
parent there was virtual discontinuance
of official exchanges on all matters be-
tween the nations of an essential con-
troyersial character, but it is pointed out
that both governments are desirous OF
facilitating the clearance of these queS-
lions as quickly as possible.
The ambassadors secretary declare1
that the ambassadors conference Win
Mr. Davis today was in the nature OF
farewell courtesy and had no polltical
significance. Sir Auckland will not be ac-
companied by Lord Chalmers, who, 1t Is
stated, the treasury still intended sending
to the United States at later date.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-15
M'COMBS REPORTED
AS SERIOUSLY ILL.
Former Chairman Democratic
National Committee Suffering
From Attack Heart Disease

New York, February 14.-William f.
McCombs, former chairman of the DEM
ocratic national committee, is critically
i'll and expected to die at any time, his
physicians announced today He has
been suffering with heart disease for
many weeks at the nome of his sister
here.
Friends of Mr.. McCombs said he con-
tracted a cold at the democratic con
ventlon in San Francisco last July and
on his return to New York city was
forced to go to a sanitarium where he
has spent most of his time. six weeks
ago he suffered a collapse and went 20
the home of his sister on Long Island.
He has been known in New York pol
itics for many years and in 1911 entered
national politics as campaign manager
for President Wilson, then governor Of
New Jersey. He was instrumental in
obtaining Wilson's nomination at the
Baltimore convention He was then
chosen chairman of the national DEM
ocratic committee and organized the po-
litical battle which made Mr.. Wilson
president
The next year he declined the Pres
idents offer of the post of ambassador
to France. He is later reported to have
had political differences with the Pres
ident, resigning the Craftsmanship of the
democratic national committee in 1916
He ran for United States senator against
William NJ. Calder of this state in 1916
but was defeated
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-15
LORD MAYORS NAME|S|R GEDDES is ON
ON HOTEL REGISTER WAY TOWASH|NGT0N.

Washington, February 1.-THE name of
Donal J. O'Callaghan, lord mayor OF
Cork, reappeared on local hotel regis
ter here tonight, but efforts to locate
the lord mayor or to learn the purpose
of his viist were unavailing. No re-
Spouse was forthcoming from the room
assigned to O'Cllaghan on repeated tele-
phone calls.
Speculation tonight centered on the
probability that the lord mayor had
come to Washington to confer with his
counsel here on the result of their recent
conference with Secretary of Labor Will
son in regard to the order issued by the
secretary defining the status Of O'Callag-
han, who came to this country as a
stowaway without passport, as sea
man" While no Official announcement
has been made since the conference the
lord mayors counsel announced at IT'S
conclusion that no order has been issued
for his deportation and none would be Is
sued, although he had then overstayed
the 20-day limit in this country reported
to have been fixed is Secretary wilson
order defining his status.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-15
EMPEROR
GAVE NO INTERVIEW
BY Associated Press

Doom, Holland, February 14.-Act-
ing on behalf of former Emperor Will
liam, General Won Gontard today as
sured both the German and Dutch gov
ernments that William Hohenzollern
never had received nor been inter.
viewed by any newspaper men while
in Holland.
The assertion of General Won Con-
tard was the outcome of telegram
received by the German government
regarding an interview with William
Hohenzollern, alleged to have been OBJ
tanned by Heinrich Petermeyer, and
sold by him to an American newspaper
agency.
Replying to the dispatch from the
German government, General Won Con
tard said:
"Petermeyer called at Amerongen
castle as former tutor of Count Ben
tinick's son. At the time he was a
teacher in an Amsterdam grammar
school, and not a journalist"
General Won Gontard. today told the
Associated Press correspondent that
Amerongen.
Not only l." said General Won
Gontard, "but the former emperor, re-
fused to see him, he having become a
journalist since his last visit, all
though he came on the pretext OF
bringing greetings from some of the
former Kaiser's relatives he had seen
in Germany.
The former emperor, when he saw
Fetermeyer behaved discreetly through
out the meeting, and the alleged in
terview was nothing@ but a breach of
faith"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-02-15
HEALTH AND BEAUTY
SUBJECTS OF TALKS

Health and Beauty will be dis
|cussed at the meeting of the Business
and Professional Women's club Thurs
day evening in the rooms of the asso-
citation on Twenty first street.
Miss Lille May Wolfram will make a
talk on Health" Mrs. Walton Frank
will have as her subject Beauty" Fol-
lowing these talks an open forum will
be held when both subjects will be dis
cussed informally.
In addition Miss Muriel DeBardeleben
will render several aesthetic dances. A
business meeting will follow the pro-
gramme. From $50 to $3.50 o'clock a
plate luncheon will be served in the
cafe of the club
Plans will be discussed at this time
for the party to be given on Wash
ington's birthday, and for which ex-
tensive arrangements are being made.
Meetings of the various classes con-
Quoted under the auspices of the Busi-
ness and Professional Womens club
week are as follows:
Monday-Spanish luncheon. IL noon.
Tuesday--Cabinet luncheon, / p. m.
Shorthand class. 6:15 p. m.
Wednesday-Spanish class, p. m.
Thursday-Social committee. lunch
con ~ o'clock.
Ways and means committee, lunch
con. l o'clock.
Shorthand class 6:15 p. m.
Friday--Spanish class, p. M.
Dramatic club, 1870 D. m