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Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28

Kappa Kappa Gamma: Mesdames
H, T. Dodson, Webb Richards;
Misses Adele Plumber, Council
Bluffs, and Betty Gould,
Kappa Delta-Mrs. Cyrus Mason,
Misses Maude Miller, Mary Lou
Leslie, Ebba Sorenson, Arvilla John
ston, Helen Dimond, jeanette Cook
and Peggy Hartman.
Kappa Alpha Theta-Mesdames ].
T. Graham, Philip Mccullough;
Misses Margaret Howes, Rachel
Metcalfe, Betty Kennedy and Mil
dred Mayberry.
Alpha Phi-Mesdames George De-
Lacy, president; c. Fl. Wright,
Ernest Johnson, Bantin, Howard
Douglas. Clayton Nicholas; Misses
Helen Giltner and Ruth Thompson.
Alpha XII Delta-Mrs. Charles
Cook, Misses Grace Robinson, Mary
Elizabeth Morris and Claire McMil-
Ian.
Delta Delta Delta-Mcsdames
Edna Stevens Ashton, f. H. Col
feen, Fred Haas, Lloyd True, Boyd
Mist, Misses Claire Markin and Mil
dred Morris.
Pi Beta Phi-Mesdame Lee
Huff, Wardner Scott. Misses Evelyn
Horton, Isabel Pearsol Helen
Stolsenburg, Bernice Meieryurgen
and Mildred Rockwell.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garr.ons Ct !,
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE,
Adele Gsrr,.on's ss~ Phase o'


with Ted Cosgroye's palpahle iniaiu-
alton ior her. had seen Mrs, Cos
groves eyes al the girls departure
go from the pain-hlled lace OF her
son 10 the laughing, careless eoun.
tenanee OF the departing guest, and
then rest on mine, aud | had Won
dered ii she blamed me for her boys
unhappiness. could not eensure her
II she did, .or |, had been at my re-
quest tina, she had admitted the girl
10 her family OF paying guests.
Conductors Acting Up"
| think Bess Dean guessed some
thing OF my thoughts, Tor when she
could no longer see the Cosgrove
home. she Strengthened herself in her
seat aud gave a Short little laugh.
Hope you aren't regretting having
sponsored me up here, Madeie, dear
she said malieiously.
Not in. the least" | lied heroically,
She laughed again with even more
oil an edge than before.
You're an artistic one, III say that
for your she gibed and ] suddenly
saw what she was trying TO do. She
had iailedSin the purpose which had
brought her 10 the Cosgrove home,
and her vanity was still unaveneed.
Indeed. il had received a number
OF fresh blows at Dicky's hands, not
the least OF which knew were his
refusal to motor her 10 Rhinebeck,
and his turning over OF the task to
me. Another count in her resentment
against me, ! guessed, was the fact
that ! had been able to keep my
placidity, my pretence OF cordial
friendship 10 her, absolutely unstirred
by any appearance OF rancor,
That she meant to be as irritating
as possible during the journey down
10 Rhinebeck | was sure. ] wondered
il my nerves would stand the double
strain OF driving and listening to the
ingenious series OF taunts which |
knew. were trembling on her lips.
With a sudden impulse | drew the
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Personals

Dr.. B. H. Baer spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Baer, of Lincoln.
Mrs. J. A. Osborne has as her
guest for the week Miss Genevieve
Detweiler, of Lincoln.
Miss Libbie Breuer spent Christ
mas with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Fl. Breuer, of Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kugel will re-
turn "Wednesday from Clarinda, Ia,
where they have been spending
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lacy were
holiday guests i'll Lincoln at the
home Of Mrs. Lacy's mother, Mrs.
Margaret Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Langman OF
New York City and Max Langman
OF lonia, Mich, are the house guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome kula!ofsky
Mrs. Frank Johnson and her
daughter Miss Jeanette Johnson
left Christmas night for an eastern
trip. They will visit New York anu
Washington.
Miss Peggy Hartman of Randolph,
Neb., student at the University oi
Nebraska and member of Kappa
Delta sorority, is a holiday guest oil
Miss lrma Wiltse.
Mrs. Bertha Coffey Assmann, well
known Omaha singer and former
soloist at St. Cecilias cathedral. i.
now identified with St. Johns Col.
legiate church choir.
Among the holiday visitors is
J. Edward Fenton of Pomona, Cal
who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry 5. Hall, at the Hotel Flatiror
for Christmas. MIR Fenton is (
brother OF Mrs. Hall.
DIR. and Mrs. Harold Clifford vii
leave Saturday for their cruisC
through the West Indies to Britis,
Guiana. Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Ben
son and Mr.. and Mrs Lester klop-
viii occupy the Clifford home.
Mrs. W. o. Pugsley OF Genoa
Neb., spent Christmas in Oman.
with her son, Ralph Pugsley and hi
family. Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Beers
also OF Genoa, were guests at tht
Pugsley home on Christmas day. a
was W. Hyatt OF Oakland, Cal
who was in Omaha for the holidays
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Confidence Restored.

Dear Miss Fairfax: l am having
the same trouble r. X. NJ. is having.
l have failed to meet girl l could
so out with, and in parting leave her
feeling satisfied with a handshake
and a pleasant goodnight. ] do not
believe in kissing. If a girl allows
mo to kiss her goodnight ! do not
want to have anything more to do
with her. "A kiss unaccompanied
with love is a very cheap, immoral
thing. and only weak-minded per-
sons indulge in them.
Ny ideal woman" is one that is
willing to be honest with the fellow
she goes with, and when he isn't
around not to go with every Tom.
Dick and Harry that comes along. 1
don't blame this other girl you
speak of, for getting sick of going
out with different fellow every
night. If 1 can't go with one girl
at a time I don't want to go with
any. There isn't any real fun in
just talking to a girl at arms
length" as she puts it, but l can
enjoy an evening very much just
talking to a clan-minded girl.
would sooner do that than see the
best show in Omaha. / have never
enjoyed real friendship with a
girl. and l had almost given up
hopes until / had read Problems
That Perplex," but I guess there are
still some good girls after all. only
i have not had the good fortune to
meet them.
Please do not publish my name or
occupation.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28

car TO the side OF the road and
stopped Il. knew that she was
ignorant OF the mechanism Of the
car, and | relied on that ignorance.
What's the matter" she demand.
ed auogantly, Tor all the world, !
told myself, as II she bad hired the
car for her trip,
Conductors acting up a little
explained laconicaly, Probably
won't amount 10 much, But ~
may have 10 shit gears frequently
and IN a hurry, can't have any one
on the front seat, so please get IN
the tonneau with Mrs. Underwood.
And, remember while you may talk
all you wan, 70, ! shan't always be
able TO hear YOU, aud can't turn my
head, anyway, so don't be offended
Il you don't get an answer"
-----sa-as=ssss7aaz1
Miss Helen Walker entertained
eight guests at supper party at her
home Christmas evening
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Society
Iattes.HaiI Wedding

Miss Dorothy Hail and Frank
Lattes OF odebolt. Ia, were quietly
married At a pretty wedding Tues
day afternoon al the home OF Miss
Halls aunt, Mrs. G. W. Wicker
sham. before about so friends and
members OF the family. Miss Hail
wore going away gown OF brown
duyeiyn and a eorsage OF violets.
Miss Mildred Hal. sister OF the
bride, who acted as BRIDESMAID, wore
grey duvetyn and carried pink sweet
peas. DIR. Charles Bryant OF Ode
bolt was best man. The house was
lovely with holly, poinset,as and
Christmas greens and the living
room, where the ceremony took
place, was decorated in white with
brides roses and stevia. The young
couple went 10 Chicago on their
wedding trip, and will make their
home in Odebolt. The only cut OF
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Daniels OF Sioux City. Mrs.
Daniels is a sister of the bride.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
How Madge Avoided an Encounter
With Bess Dean.

How Madge Avoided an Encounter
With Bess Dean.
As Robert sayarin walked away
from Lillian's door with so diseou-
solase an air could not iorbear a
quick, iurtiye glance at her.
That she was suffering because OF
some scene between them during
their drive. following the call OF Col
Travers. ! was sure. feared thai,
the incident just closed with the
artists solemn aud melancholy exit.
would still further depress her. Bu;
though her face was sober enough
as she watched his retreating figure,
| eaught-yes, | was not mistaken
a distinct twinkle Of amusement in
her eyes.
1t was gone almost as soon as il
appeared, but ! had seen it, and |
could have whooped for JOY. Lii
lian's infallible sense OF humor had
not deserted her, and felt assured
that she would soon recover her usual
sane poised outlook upon lie and
its problems, especially ii she car.
ried out her plan OF returning home
with me.
1t is my theory that any two per-
sons who love each other. sincerely,
whether they be husband and wife.
Sweethearts, mother or father and
adult child, or brother and sister,
need an occasional dose of absence
from each other. Everyday associa-
tions with no change OF mental menu,
is very apt to result in a case OF indi-
gestion OF the affections. And Lii
lian-l said TO myself-needed, espe-
cially just now, an absence OF senti-
ment, distinctive presence of some
fresh bracing interest, such as her
profession or her government work
would give her
Lillian's Comment.
! knew better, however, than tc
betray by even glance, my knowl.
edge or my opinions, and in another
minute, with tacit ignoring of ;ht
incident just ended, we were kneel
ing in front OF Marion, checking of
the measurements her mother
wished.
We finished just as the auto horl
proclaimed Dickey's return from tht
garage, and, stopping only Tor ON
hats and coats, we went to the en-
trance gate. As we passed the dir
ing room we saw Bess Dean COOL,
finishing her dessert, while Ted
standing beside her, gazed down a
her face with all his foolish boyisl
heart in his eyes.
Look here, when can l come tC
see you?" we heard his young voic'
full of pain demand hoarsely, and W,
heard her cooing mocking:
why, Teddykins, don't you-"
Then we hurried on, scorning t,
listen, but with our hearts filled will
sympthy for the lad, and ange
against the woman who had playe,
with his heart.
ITS time she went away" Lilliai
said between her teeth, and | echoe,
her comment, as Bess appeared OF
the veranda-cool, insouciant. palp
ably careless OF the mental sufferin!
betrayed by the boy who was carry
ing her suitcase and bag to the car
And then we were off, with Lila
in the tonneau, and Bess by her ow
choice, seated beside me, leanin
out from the car and waving an air
goodby to Ted, standing forlornly a
the gate.
I was in no pleasant mood, for
felt that | had two well-groundet
grievances against her. One was tn
determined effort she had made t,
secure Dicky's attentions at my ex
pense, solely to crafty her vanit,
and an ancient fancied grudge agains
me. The other was her more culp
able performance in amusing hersel
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Ennis Club Dance.

. The Ennis club OF St. Mary Mag
dalene's church will give dance and
card party at the Kel-Pine academy,
Twenty-hfth and Farnam streets
Wednesday evening, for the benefit
of the church fund.
The committee in charge of the at
fair includes: Mesdames David Kelly,
Frank Weinert, Dick O'Brien, Chris
Schlecht, Leo Hoffman, H. H.
Crosser, John Culkin, Leo DAILY, Ruth
Nolkman, John Carr; Miss Margaret
O'Grady: Messrs. H. Myers, Emil
Busch, Edward Herlitzka, Joseph
Wally, Frank Sheehan.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Two Inches Short.

Dear Miss Fairfax: j am writing
20 you for. no doubt, you will be
able to tell me what is best to do.
l am is years of age and know a
young man who is five years older
than /. Wes have known each other
for four or five years. Ny people
greatly object to him because he is
about two inches shorter than l and
Is at the present making SIS only
per week. They have forbidden him
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Christened or Christmas Day.

Conrad Scotland Young, the little
7-week-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad Young, was christened on Christ
mas day at All Saints Episcopal
church by the Rev. Thomas Casady.
Mrs. S. S. Caldwell is the baby's god
mother and S. S. Caldwell and Maur-
ice Goodbody are his godfathers.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
To Wed Missouri Girl.

Announcement is made OF the en-
gagement OF Miss Isabel Wolff,
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. c. {.
Wolff of Clayton. Mo, and William
Richard Perry OF Omaha. Miss
Wolff is at present in Omaha visit
ing at the home OF her hance's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Kerry,
in Fairacres. She is a graduate OF
Underwood college and Washington
university. Mr.. Perry will graduate
from Dartmouth in June. He is a
member OF Sigma Alpha Epsilon and
Kappa Beta Phi fraternities, No
date has been set for the wedding.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Kearney Girl Announces Engage
mcnt

DIR. and Mrs. c. V. d. Basten OF
Kearney, announce the engagement
OF their daughter Mary Edna, to MIR.
Bruce Staunton Donald, OF Grand
Island, Nebraska, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Narrower Donald.
A number OF dinners and other So
cial affairs are being given in Grand
Island, Christmas week, for this
Young couple, at which Kearney
friends will be guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Tri Delta Luncheon.

The Tri Delta sorority will hold a
Dutch treat luncheon December 81
at 1915 i'll the private dining room
4of the Burgess-Nash tea room.
Reservations should be made by
Wednesday night with the chairman,
Miss Mildred Morris.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Kappa Gamma Supper Dance.

The active members OF Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority will entertain
at supper dance Wednesday even
ing at the Athletic club for the fol-
lowing out OF town members, who
arrive in Omaha "Wednesday: the
Misses Lorna Plimpton and Anne
Donelan of Glenwood; Mary Living
ston and Helen Cuff of Plattsmouth ;
Winifred Meyhew, Kansas City,
Marjorie Reese, Upland, CAL; Faye
Loucks, Falls City; Dorothea
Thomas, Tekamah; Helen Burketr,
Lincoln and Adele Plummer OF
Council Bluffs.
The hostesses will be the Misses
Mary Ure, Irene Simpson. Pauline
Coad, Lois Thompson. Pauline Bur
kett, Marguerite Fallon and Dorc-
thy Nipple.
The Misses Lorna Plimpton and
Dorothea Thomas will be the house
guests of Miss Ure.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Wellesley President
Comes West

Miss Ellen Pendleton, presiden.
of Wellesley will be in Omaha Janu-
ary 19 as the guest OF the Wellesley
graduates here. She is on tour Of
the middle west interviewing the
heads of secondary schools. Miss
Pendleton will be honor guest at an
entertainment arranged by the
alumnae..
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Guests for Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Howe enter
tanned at dinner last night at the
Athletic club for their daughter,
Miss Edith Howe aud John Kaem-
merlen. who are to be married to-
day. The guests were the MEM
bers of the edding party Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Howe sof Sioux
City and Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Howe
OF Winona, MINI, arrived yesterday
to be guests at the wedding, and
Miss Gertrude Doyle, cousin of
Miss Howe, who is to be brides
maid, arrived Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Woman's Press Club.

The Omaha Woman's Press. club
will hold its annual business meet
ing and election of officers Wednes-
Gay afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Fontenelle hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
To Give Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Mcdonald will
entertain at a dinner party for their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald,
Friday evening. Covers will be laid
for ID
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
For Mrs. Ziebarth.

I0A MAos z~iSDol lt'
Mrs. Joseph c. Lawrence, worthy
matron of Maple Leaf chapter, O. E.
S., will entertain at luncheon at her
home on Thursday at | o'clock COM
plimentary to Mrs. Charles Ziebarth,
who leaves the last Of January for
McCook, Neb., where she will re-
side. .4
Her guests will include commit
tee chairmen of the chapter. Covers
will be placed for Mr.. and Mrs. w.
]. Dobhs, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ott-
mann, Mesdames Preston Madill,
Ida Finn, Mary E. Gaines, Mary
Morrill,, Robert N. Glover, Nettie
Allen, Jesse Hazlett, Walter Price
and H. MoWery.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
Problems That Perplex
BEATRICE FAIRFAX,

to enter the house and for me to
see him and the only way we may
see each other is to meet on the out
side. 1t has become unbearable to
me, and would appreciate anything
which you will advise me. ROSE"
How ridiculous to be prejudiced
against the chap on account of his
height. That's foolish. He might
be million times better TO you than
a man several inches taller. Is there
not something else wrong with him
that your parents object to?
Too Persistent.
Dear Miss Fairfax: l have been
keeping company with young man
for the last two years and ] think
a great deal of him. He is a gentle
man and trustworthy. He says he
loves me, and has proved it UP to the
last month. He now acts in.a a pecu-
liar manner. 1 have written to him
three times, and have received no
answer. l value his friendship so
much. AS soon as l have received
your advice l shall act upon the
same in obtaining his friendship
once more. A. n.
Ny advice. dear girl, would be to
consider yourself out of il as far as
this young man is concerned.
Anna May: You are about IS
pounds underweight for a girl of
your height and age. "A girl 5 feet
inches. at the age of Is, should
weigh 125 pounds. Your loss of
weight might come from many
causes-it would be hard TO say just
what. Get lots of rest, fresh air and
sunshine. Adopt diet of fat pro-
ducing food and guard against con-
stipation.
Mrs. NJ. J. r.: You can soften
hard water by using the following:
Put one pound of bran into. muslin
bag. place in four quarts of water
and boil for 15 minutes. Add enough
of the bran water to the bath water
to make il milky
-.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28
P|MPLES OVER
FACE AND NECK
Hard and Red. Itched and
Burned. .Cuicura Heals.

Hard, red pimples were scattered
over my face and neck. When
got warm they hurt so badly that
would have to hold cloths wrune ou,
Of cold wster to my face. A, night
they itched and burned so that
could not sleep.
The trouble LASTED about q year.
tried several remedies but none did
any good. began using Cutieura
Soap and Ointment and after using
five cakes Of Cuticura Soap and two
boxes of Cu,icura Ointment was
completely healed" Signed Miss
Florence c. Reinwald, R. F. D. 1,
Fleming, Ohio.
Use Cuticura for alltoilet purposes.
sanpls Each Free By Mali Address: acsseuYsL.h-
srstsfiss, Dspt 4. AAl1ss a. MAss y Sold .very-
.hsrs Soap sso. ointnent 3 and 5oc Isleum H.
- Cateura Soap shaves withost mug.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28

Try The Bee. Want Ad Columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28

Brandeis, and Mr.. Brandeis. Other
guests at the Brandeis home are Mrs.
Anthony Rogers of Chicago, mother
of Mrs. Brandeis; DR.. and Mrs. w.
E. Harper and Mrs. Townsend
Netcher and Eugene P. Nolan, all OF
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-28

DR.. B. H. Baer spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Baer, of Lincoln.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-04
ANNOUNCE CREDIT
POINTS IN SCOUT
CLEANUP CAMPAIGN

Special points have been offered by
10. Taylor, Boy Scout executive. for
the scouts who are taking part in
the spring cleanup campaign. All of
the reports made by the boys must
be presented at the scout headquar-
ters at the Chamber of Commerce by
Saturday noon.
Civic service credit points will be
offered for each hours work by a
scout. All the work is TO be done in
the ward in which the scout lives.
He will keep track of the time spent
in the inspection work. In addition
to civic points. $500 points will be
given to the troop making the best
record during this week. The written
report required will divide the points
as follows. First troop. $500 points:
second troop, 1900 points. third
troop. 1000 points; fourth troop, 800
points. fifth troops. $50 points; $50
points for next five.
Prizes for the essay contest
among the children in the grade
schools will be awarded at the close
of the campaign May s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-04
NOW HE BELIEVES
BEGGARS MUST NOT
ALSO BE CHOOSERS

Arthur Kohler. who says he is
from New York and that he is work
ing for a magazine company. at
tempted TO be both a beggar and n
chooser Tuesday morning with dis
astrous results.
Kohler apparently was not hav-
ing much luck selling his magazines
and. TO get his breakfast. he had To
panhandle" for 1T. A woman fur
rished him with a meal and at its
conclusion Kohler put in a long
howl. saying that it was not Mt to
eat and demanding that a better
spread be set out for him, ii is
charged.
His arrest by Sergt. Detective
Koczorowski followed and he will
be given a chance TO humor his
epicurean palate off the tin dishes
of the police station.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-04
ADMITS TAKING
auto, is BOUND
TO GRAND JURY
Wallace Zimmerman Confesses
Cuilt-Companion
Makes Escape.

When Wallace Zimmerman was
arraigned before Judge Gilmer In
city court on the charge or vehicle
taking for the alleged theft OF a
Dodge touring car. Feb. Is. he was
questioned by the court.
Did you take this carr" asked
Judge Gilmer.
Yes. I guess did" said thinner
man.
why did you take it,"
Il don't know" Zimmerman re-
piled.
What did you intend to do with
it," Gilmer inquired.
Il just took IT for a ride" de-
clared Zimmerman.
You're bound over 20 the grand
jury under $500 bond" said the
court.
Zimmerman, according to the po-
lice, along with a confederate. re-
moved the car, the property of L. ].
Van Ostrand, from in front Of a shoe
store on z. Wayne ST., conducted
by Van Ostrand.
Notifications sent out by the po-
lice 10 different towns in the state
contained their descriptions and
upon these clues. the two men were
apprehended a; Angola. Ind. a few
days ago. They were delivered to
the custody of police officers at Ken
dallville. Ind. AS they were being
taken to the station at that place,
Zimmerman's partner broke away
from an officer there and made good
his escape.
The police here were notified OF
the capture OF Zimmerman and
Motorcycle Policeman Bert Olmstead
left for KendaIlville and returned
with Zimmerman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-04
YOUTH Is MISSING.

Fred D. Sheldon. 1916 S. Fellows
st, reported TO the police that his
nephew. Arom King. 10 years old.
who has been staying with him since
the youth was paroled from a Mich
igan reformatory. left home Sunday
afternoon and has not been heard of
since. The boy was dressed in a
dark suit with light stripes. is light
complexioned andshas blue eyes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-04

Tender Beef Pot Roast .IOc
Short and Sirloin Steak 2Oc
For Wednesday at
BUEHDER BROS. $40 s. MICH. ST.
s5S6-4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-04
SAVINGS FOR sHAVERS.

Gillette razors with a blades.
1915, at Clauer's. s5S7-5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
NaR Era Guild Dinner.

The annual dinner OF the New Era
Guild OF the Stone PRESBYTERIAN church
will be held Tuesday evening. February
80, In the social rooms OF the churC" ,
An elaborate dinner Of the most lcm2
ing dcIicacieI has been planned "''I
will be served At $50 o'clock. the long
table will have beautiful patrIoti" APP
pointmentS effectively arranged. Folio"
ing the dinner the guests will spend the
evening in varied amusCmentS Mrs.
George Oldham and Mrs. Harry brennan
arc the teachers Of the Guri0 and there
will be thirty girls present as guests
on that orca sion.