davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Mems 81. so and So silk
shirts, $5.95

crepe de chimes Jerseys
-broadcloths pussy willow
Included are some plain and
satin striped white shirts, sizes
II to IL.
Corded madras shirts, $11e-Closely woven and
IN host of good-looking. fast-coior
striped patterns. Sizes II to II.
$lSo new striped neekweaf, ssc-The new natty
narrow stripe shapes, in stripes of every
description.
Grenadine and twill ties. slIs-Imported and
domestic materials in semi-narrow shapes,
with slip easy bands.
Mems athletic underwear. Soc-Nainsook ath-
letic shirts and fine lisle pants. Various
makes in broken sizes, but ali sizes in
cluded in the lot.
Muslin nightshirts, S1.zp-Full cut muslin gowns
Of exceptional quality and neatly trimmed.
Sizes IS to l8
Mems cotton hose, 3sc-three pairs for ST.
Medium-weight hose of fine combed yarn
and with double sole, heel and toe. Black,
cordovan and gray
Mems 4oc hose, Iec-Harmless imperfections al
low for the price. Made with double
heel, toe and sole. Black. white cor
dovan, navy and gray. pairs. 81.
Mems silk ties, ssc-Knt ties in solid colors and
striped effects. Silk ties in effective new
embroidered patterns.
Mems percaIe shirts SI-Full cut well ade shirts
in hne fast-color striped patterns. Made
with 5-button French cuffs. Sizes Ia to II.
(Aen's Shop. Ass.)
Evening star., 1921-04-14

NeXus1I :" 15tUdHsss N1tCneH
aprons-the good old.fashioned
kind that every housewife needs.
A wide variety of checked ginghams invites
plessing choice.
Bungalow aprons ssc-Plaid and checked ging-
hams, in loose belted styles. Light and
dark colors.
Polly Prim aprons, ssc-Of Amoskeag gingham,
with tie-bacle sash and trimmed with
rick-r1ck braid.
Polly prim aprons, ssc-Of light and dark
colored percales. with tie-back sash and
trimmed with rick-race braid.
House dresses, Sl9s-Both regular and extra
sizes, in striped and checked ginghams
Made in Billie Burke and regulation
styles
House dresses $L3eOf Manchester ginghams
and Bradford and Stout percales. Billie
Burke and regulation styles in light and
dark colors.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Mems soft &
derby hats, S3.45

High-grade Hats from Knox,
Borsalino and the Hecht Co.
Soft Hats in green, pearl. gray,
brown, seal; Derby Hats in
black.
Knox caps, $1.6s-Also The Hecht Co.
caps Imported and domestic fabrics.
Panama hats, SsAs-Genuine Panamas, ac-
cepted summer styles.
Suit cases, S-Fiberoid cases, 26-inch size;
strong lock; brass trimmings
Umbrellas, sl19-Paragon frame, fast COL
or black covers; straight wood or
Prince of Wales handles.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Children's play oxfords
and sandals, ,S1.39

IFu'Sndpe SHOES; built Tor
service-every pair is guaranteed
not to rip in the sole-a new pair
free if any does.
All this comes Leather unners in
through the patented h,,.,, 49,. -, -
double stitched process @h' 'a"' uarh oro"n
that fixes the sole per- or cherry red. Leather
manenty. textan soles
Sizes for every one from infants up to the boy
or girl of IA years.
Boys and girls shoes, sz.7s-Oxfords, Mary
Jane pumps, theo ties and instep strap
slippers in patent dull kids, Havana
brown kid, mahogany and light tan calf
and white reignskn. Sizes 81 to 3
Billiken shoes reduced!-The shoes that allow
little feet to grow as nature intended
All feathers and styles. Sizes to 11H.
$39S; sizes II to T. $4.9S.
Juvenile shoe shop. noor)
Evening star., 1921-04-14
RELIEF STARTS At ONCE
IN TEXAS TORNADO PATH
Eight Persons Dead, Others May Be
Dying, Many Injured, Melissa
Business District in Ruins.

MELISSA, Tex. April 14.-Citizens
Of Melissa today set about affording
relief to a large number of families
made homeless yesterday by a tor
nado and storm which swept this lit
tie town, causing the death of eight
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Wonaen's fur
chokers, $8.95

Ringtail, dyed and natural
0possum chokers, as smart as one
could wish, and most unusual at
this price.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
MAIL TRUCK HELD UP.
Bandits Escape With Two Sacks
But Get No Registered Matter.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. April IL
Four armed men. travelling in an
automobile, held up q post office
truck here last night and escaped
with two sacks of mail. No register
ed mail was contained in the stolen
pouches. according to postal authorities.
Evening star., 1921-04-14

There are more woman physicians in
the United States than in all the coun-
tries Of Europe combined.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Red Cros. Mission Attacked.

BELGRADE, Serbia--A dispatch to
the Tribuna from Nikshich, Monte
negro, SAYS that armed bands on
April 10 attacked Col. Jackson, chief
of the American Red Cross mission
in Montenegro and Albania, on the
Bilek-veloutcha road near the Here
govina frontier.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
WILL NOT BE HANGED BY
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Convict Wins Protest, Claiming He
May Be Pardoned During
Extra Hour Of Life.

CHICAGO. April 14.-Sentenced to
be hanged for murder. while Chicago
was under standard time, Sam Cardi-
nella yesterday objected to being exc
cuted under daylight saving time.
when am l going to be hanged2"
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Sale Won1en's
dresses, SIS

Taffetas, mignonettes and
foulards-the dresses. all
Washington women have been
talking about. Styles and
sizes for all.
Won1ens dresses, $S95-Charmeuse and
splendid satin dresses in tunic and
overskirt styles. With these some
attractive jersey and serge dresses.
Womens dresses, $z5-Here are taffetas,
georgettes and tricotines in repre-
sentative new styles.
Women's dresses $35-Georgettes, taffeta
and Canton crepes in exclusive styles
not easily duplicated.
Sizes in all lots for misses of 16 to 20 and
women "a to ~.
tApDarel shops. second aoor) }
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Phone Rates Inereased.

OTTAWA-The Bell Telephone
Company, which last week was grant
ed q 10 per cent rate increase in
Canada, has been authorized to raise
its charges an additional per cent
This permission was given in a sup
Elementary judgment issued by the
railway commission.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Won1en's dress
blouses, 1895

Just limited number of fine
georgette and crepe de chine
blouses i'm both tuck-in and over
blouse styles.
Styles are so varied that description is almost
impossible. Many are trimmed with genuine
flet and Venise laces. Not all sizes in every
style but inclusivey 36 to a.
Women's 81 and s1.5o bIouses, 6oc-Sheer voile
blouses in tailored or lingerie styles.
Ideal for wear with sports suit or sweater.
Sizes 81 to AZ.
$575 to $1595 blouses reduced to $395 to S795-
Odd blouses, ones and twos from our
regular stock Exclusive models fashioned
Of georgette, tricolette, satin and crepe de
chine. Sizes 36 to a.. Formerly $5.75 to
$l5.95.
Cotton blouses, S1-Voile and batiste blouses,
crisp and new and made in both tailored
and frilly styles. Sizes "a to 46.
BLOUSE shop, third noor.)
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Won1en's S sample
u,,dern1uslir,s, 81

NlghtXOWnS and envelope
chemise, exceptional at the price.
Finely fashioned, tailored styles;
others gay with touches of lace
and embroidery.
Hand-embroidered kimonos, $zzs-Imported Jap
anese kimonos. with wide, flowing sleeves
and fringed sash. Beautifully embroidered
in contrasting colors
Heatherbloom petticoats, $I.75-With trim tail
orded hounces and in all OF the best, most
wanted street shades.
Cotton undergarments, 69c-Nghtgowns enve.
1ope chemise and boomers; the gowns and
chemise of crepe hand embroldered; the
bloomers of pink batiste.
Beacon bath robes, $39s-True to Beacon stand
ards of quality, trimmed with satin bind
ings and silk cord at waist.
Jersey silk petticoats, $zSs-Smart plated rufaes
wide variety of street shades.
Sample undergarments, $1.5o-Nightgowns and
envelope chemise, generous choice OF eia-
boratey trimmed styles
SiIIeataff petticoats, S1S9-All the uster of silk
with twice the wear. Made with tailored
hounces. Good range of street shades.
1ope chen1ise and boomers-ai IN tailored
styles and very we'll made.
Crepe kimonos, $1.S9LCollarless kimonos, with
shirring at front and back Colors are
navy pink, lavender and blue.
Sateen petticoats, 79c-Tailored sateen petit
coats in blue, black and green.
Silk canisoles, ssc-Crepe de chine and satin.
lace trimmed and hand embroidered. All
have ribbon shoulder straps.
Crepe de chine nightgowns, $3yS5-With entire
yoke of lace and lace shoulder straps.
Silk envelope chemise, $l.79-With deep lace
yokes and a generous range of patterns
to choose from. Ribbon shoulder straps.
Silk camisoles, $l5sOf crepe de chine and
satin; tailored and others ornate with lace
medallions and insertions.
Qlngerie shop second Aoor)
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Won1en's lou
shoes, $500

Pumps and oxfords from our
regular stock will be placed on
two large tables, from which
you may choose your size. All
sizes in the lot but not in every
style.
Leathers-Tan kid, brown calf, gunmetal,
black kid, patent colt, cloth of gold.
StyIes-l-eyelet ties, tongue pumps, l.
strap slippers, opera pumps, with turn or
welt soles.
Choice of military, leather, Louis or full
Louis heels.
Evening star., 1921-04-14

Candidates for Sim Fein Parliament.
BELFAST.-Eamon de Valera, DR..
Moore of Strangford. and Patrick
LAvery, the latter interned in Bally-
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Girls MILDLY
bLouses, 81. 80
Of fine white Lonsdale jean
or copen Peggy cloth, made to
sell originally at $3.50 to S.95.


Some in plain MILDLY styles; others have
emblems and service stripes. Both slip
over and front-laeing styles. Sizes to 20
or 36 to AZ.
MILDLY skirts, SLOT white jean or linene,
with muslin body or without; made
to sell for $l59 to $295. Sizes IA
to 20.
Girls s4.95 regulation dresses, sz.69-1n
white or blue and loose-belted style.
Sizes 8, II and IA only.
Girls $3.50 regulation dresses, s1.95-Copen
blue, in straightline effect. Sizes
to II.
Girls $3.50 smocIes, $1.4e-Of poplin, voile,
linene or Jap CREPE in good sports
shades. Sizes IA to 18 and 36 to AZ.
Girls straw hats, SI.95-Roll- l-brim sailors,
of Milan straw, trimmed with gros-
grain ribbon. Black white or navy,
and sizes to H.
Girls straw hats, S1-Basket-weave hats,
in poke, mushroom and roll-brim
shapes. Sizes to IA and all colors.
Girls rain capes, Sz.o5-Red or navy rub
berized sateen, with hood attached
and lined with plaid. Sizes E to IA.
Girls sample lingerie dresses, S1.95 to $4.es
Just one-of-a-kind dresses, dainty
and sheer and replete with ribbons
and touches of lace. Made to sell
for 275 to $1095. Sizes to II.
tGiris shep-third door.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
By the Associated pNu,

ky Ghe AB0cf3@Q SISSA
PEFdNG. April 13.-Election OF Sun
Yat-Sen. former president OF the Chi
nese republic. as president OF the gov
arnment of south China is apparently
not receiving popular support even In
some OF the southern provinces. Gov
ernmant advices declare that decided
opposition to him has developed IN the
provinces Of Kwangsi, Yunnan and
Human Unusual autocratic powers,
which are not relished even py Sun
Yat-Sen's immediate associates.
said to have been conferred tn1oosn u
the election
one of the organizers Of the "e1trao!oi.
nary government" at Canton, mas te.s
for home. but, on the contrary, Son.
Chen Chiung-Min. the leading soutnerh
militarist. who was is,ims fofmely ~. snnport
nistic, appears to be giving Ills sopp0'
to the new administration.
Northern newspapers generally ue1t
the election as farcical and ill.advlseo,
md say it was calculated to widen tne
breach between the dlscoroant ssune :. rat
of tho country. The election Is not
considered seriously by government Of
acials, who say it was illegal.
Declares Labor Bureau Suecess.
GENEVA.-Thomas ]. T. Grimths'
Canadian member Of the international
labor bureau. declared to tho Assoca-
ated Press that he was enthusiastic
over the success of that organlza-
tton. He said that Albert Thomas
French labor leader and director gen-
oral of the labor bureau. had oone
wonderful work during its short e1-
During the progress e., Of the - labor eos
congress-" said MIR. G7mtnA tneIe
Was complete agreement between rep
resentatives of governments. employ
ers and workers, and we may, there
fore, expect good results IN inc
future. There has been a demand
for an eight-hour day on farms, but
in q great agricultural country like
Canada, which is under the snow Tor
several months each year, the eight
hour day is impossible"
Mr.. Griffiths will leave for London
after the labor congress closes to-
night
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Eleven Death. rrom PI.<ve.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico.-The health
authorities here reported that there
had been eleven deaths from the
plague since February -. The last
sdeath occurred March 20. The total
number Of cases was eighteen
The doctors from the United States
public health service sent here to CO.
operate with the local officials have
sailed for New York.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
America. Graf. Vessel D.nageA.

NAPLES.-The American steamer
Prusa, grain laden, collided with the
lighthouse when entering port. The
bow Of the steamer was badly dam
aged.
The Prusa. a vessel Of 3.515 tons
sailed from New York, March %, for
kurkachi. India, and other ports
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Archbishop Mannix In Paris.

PARIS.-Archbishop Mannix Of Aus
ITALIA, who has been visiting Rome, has
arrived in Paris. He will proceed IN a
short time to London. from which
place ho will sail for Australia
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Canadian Steel Plant Clsses,

NONTREAL-Of1cia of Armstrong
Whftworth Of Canada have announced
the concerns steel plant at Longueil
will be closed because of failure of
tho Dominion government to give
tariff protection The company is q
operates the Elsick yards on tho Tyne,
In England.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Won,en's cape-coat
wraps, $40

A sort of three-in-one COM
bination, exceedingly popular
at this price. Fashioned of fine
velours, with silk embroidery
or stitchery.
Polo coats, S15-Polo models with fare and
ripple backs.
Coats and wraps, $19.5oPolos, circular
serge, capes and fine velour wraps.
New coats and wraps, s2s-Here are fine
velours, Yalama cloth and suedine
coats and wraps, together with polo
coats in belted or far styles.
Sizes Is to 20 and "a to a. at all prices.
(Apparel shops, second floor. }
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Sale of ginghan,
aprons, Csc

Regular " stband, kitchen
aprons-the good old-fashioned
kind that every housewife needs.
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Wonen's jersey
tweed suits, SIS

Finely tailored suits, every one.
The tweeds adhere to the strictly
tailored styles; the jersey offer
divertis ment as to collar,
pockets and cuffs.
Good plain shades and heather mixtures
invite pleasing choosing Sizes 1o to 20 and
"a to A.
Women's SUITS sz5-Tricotines, mems wear serge
and novelty suitings in Longtime and
ripple suits. Also stylish stout jerseys
Women's suits, S35-Velour checks and tricotines
in finely tailored models, all silk lined
throughout.
Women's suits, $4S-Handsome beaded and en-
broidered suits of tricotine and mems wear
serge.
Sizes for misses IA to 20 and 81 to a inclusively
apparel Shops second
Evening star., 1921-04-14

~ shop. sscsod 1auaA
Evening star., 1921-04-14
Irish Rate Collector. Rosbea.

DUBLIN.-SeveraI rate collectors in
Louth county have been compelled by
armed men to hand over their collec-
fions. In one case armed men got
5000 and in another $4,000.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09
Walsh Board OF Health
Has Important Meetina

Grafton, N. D., Feb. 9.-The new
board Of health held an important
meeting at the. court house Tuesday
at which several matters which will
vitality affect the public were dh.
cussed.
The case Of a male pupil AFFLICTED
with tuberculosis and still attending
the Hoople school having been report.
ed, notice ewas served on the school
board that the case must be investi-
gated Immediately.
Another important action was that
regarding the school buildings of. the
county. Many of them were erected
more than thirty ear ago, and are
not fit for use. The board ruled that
unless they are renovated and repair
ed SO that they conform to a proper
standard of sanitation and utility
measures will be taken for their con-
demnation.
Monthly meetings will be held on
the first Tuesday of each month, at
which time the secretary will submit
a report of the work Of his office for
the preceding month. The organiza-
ton of the board for the year is:
President, States Attorney j. B. New
in; vice president. Superintendent w,
j.. Hoover; secretary, DR.. r. M. Ev-
ans. DR.. Evans Is also health officer,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09
OWNAMFARM
GET TOGETHER
Community Spirit at Donny-
brook Hits on -Four -cylin-.
ders All the Time.

D~onnybrook. N. D., Feb. s.-The
community spirit. the pull together
idea, has taken hold Of Donnybrook
and vicinity. People In this section
OF, Ward county have forgotten that
they had differences in the past and
they are meeting regularly at com
munity Affairs to make sure that no
line, imaginary or real, is re-estab-
lished between the town and country
people.
Last summer DR.. Alex Carr of Far
go delivered an address at.a Work
mems picoic in Donnybrook and
talked along the line Of the commun-
ity getting together. He spoke Of the
achieyements possible If the town and
country people got together as friends
and neighbors in community picnics,
parties and gatherings of, every kind
ana developed-a community spirit of
Two Clubs Formed.
AS a result Of DR.. Cars plea, two
community clubs were organized. One
the other of residents of White Ash
township and the meetings are held on
alternate Friday evenings so as to
avoid conflict. At these meetings, &
program Of musical numbers and ad-
dresses ares given and the gathering
devotes the latter part of the evening
to dancing, card playing and lunch.
The first meeting of the Donnybrook
club was attended by about 200. At
the last. meeting the attendance was
more than 700 and there is every in
dication that at the next meeting,
February Is, the number present will
nea 1000. The program at the next
meeting will be held in Donnybrook's
new school building n the enter
tainment before the dancing and card
playing begins will be furnished by
home talent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09
CALLS MEETING OF
PAST ELK RULERS

Minot, N. D., Feb. s.-John J
B. p. O.. e. for North Dakota, has
called a meeting of past exalted rulers
Of lodges in North Dakota to be held
in, Minot Feb. 26, for the purpose OF
organizing a state association. The in.
tention is to gfke the Elks a state lodge
or council which will serve to co-ordi-
nate the efforts of the various lodges
in his state. Four OF five representa-
| tives from each lodge are expected to
attend. Elks lodges in North Dakota
! are at Williston, Minot, Devils Lake,
Grand Forks. Fargo. Valley City,
jamestown, Bismarck, Mandan and
Dickinson.
Minot lodge plans a big initiation
! for the same night.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09
SUES 500 ROAD
FOR LARGE SUM

Minot, N. D., Feb. 9.-The civil &C.
ton of P. NJ. Clark Of Kenmare
against the 500 railway will be taken
up in the district court before Judge
John c. Lowe when the court con
venes again. adjournment having
been taken this morning to await the
appearance of attorneys for the 500
railway. Mr.. Clark is suing for $780,
900 for the death of his eight year
old son, Grant Clark, who was killed
by a 500 railway train in the yards at
Kenmare, July 26, 1919.
Z The case of Olivier & Uleberg
against the Automotive Service cor
poration was settled before the taking
Of testimony was begun.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09
Walsh Resident, t88
Years Old, Dies From
Effects Of Bad Fall


Grafton, N. D., Feb. 9.-Chas.
Riske. q native OF Poland and one
of, the early settlers of Pulaski
township. died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Wys0eki.
: Saturday morning from the CT
fects of a fall sustained last au-
tumn. Hale and active ut. IS, he
was shingling u small building
when he stepped and fell from
the roof, breaking his ankle. The
accident confined him to his bed
and eventually caused his death.
Mr.. Riskc was one of the pros
porous farmers of Pulaski, and,
with his family, prominent in
business and the affairs of that
community. He was the father
of thirteen children, six of whom
survive him. His wife died ntne
YeArS 0&O. %
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09
PAINTED WOODS
PIONEER DIES

Wilton. Feb. 9.-Charles E. Holm.
Ia pioneer Of Painted Woods, passed
away at the home of his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Nelson at Chaplin following a short
illness Of n of the stomach and
pneumonia. He was born in Vester-
wick. 1weden, Feb. "a, 1859, and
came to America Easter Sunday.
1881.
He remained in New York until
1884 when he came to Painted Woods
and settled OF a homestead where he
has resided ever since.
i Funeral services were held from
the Baptist church Monday at ?
o'clock, G. W. Stewart officiating. In
[.terment was at the Riverview ceme-
terry. He is survived by one brother,
Victor Of Sweden and Mrs. A. F.. Mel
son and a half sister. Mrs. George
Robidou Of Bismarck.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09
Ward Has No Spare Cash
For immigration Boost

Minot, N. D.. Feb. 9.-Giving as
their reason that Ward county is short
Of funds, the county commissioners
yesterday afternoon turned down the
request for an appropriation to assist
in bringing new sesalers to the Mouse
River Loop country. The request for
an appropriation was made by the
immigration committee Of the Minot
Association Of Commerce which has
been conducting a drive for $4,000 in
this city. The Kenmare Rotary club
passed resolution las week urging the
commissioners to take favorable &C
fion.. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09

$1,000 a veal are offered by the COY.
eminent for two new postmasters who
are needed in Walsh. county. Tho
places to be supplied are Hoople and
Edinburg. Civil service examinations
will be conducted at Grafton and Park
River March 16 for applicants.
In all ages fine rugs have been used
in religious rites. s~r
A total eclipse Of the roc may
last as long as one hour and forty
five minutes. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09
INVESTIGATION
AT MANDAN IS
DECIDED upon
State Training, School Con
ditions Reported to be-
Unsatisfactory
DIV Staff Corrcmondent

Bismarck, N. D., x'eb. 9-There will
be a legislative investigation of con
ditions at the state training school at
Mandan.
This is provided for in a joint reso-
luton which passed both the house
and senate yesterday, and which pro-
that reports of a probe of the
conditions at the institutions shall. be
collected by a committee consisting Of
members Of the senate, and
three house members.
I The house members Of the commit
tee will be Representatives Olson of
Billings. Reichert of Foster, and Kopp
OF Stark.
According to the resolution there is
reason to believe that the conditions
at the institutions are. far from sani-
tary, especially al regards the girl in
mates, and that changes are urgently
requested. F
It should be stated in this connec-
ton that J. NJ. Devine, who is at the
head of the training school has been
among the first to call attention to
the conditions at the school and to
urge that some measures be taken to
improve conditions there.
At present it is understood there are
no means of separating girls suffer-
ing from social diseases from those
who are healthy and boys whose par
ents are dead are placed in the school
along with delinquents.
State School for Girls =
Coincident with the appointment of
4 committee to probe conditions at
Mandan came the Introduction of q
bill into the house by Representative
McI,arty which provides for the
establishment of a state industrial
school for girls in the buildings at
present occupied by the School of
Science a. SWahpeton. The bill would
discontinue the present institution at
Wahpeton, and instead establish the
Institution for the detention and in
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09

suggestions Of pink and white appear
ing in the table appointments. The
group of women who assisted her for
the two affairs were: Mesdames ]. j.
O'Brien. A. G. Tverberg, ]. l. Cashel,
Hager.