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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
URGENT NEFD on
v. W. q. 4. NEW HOAE

The monthly board meeting Of
the Young Women'a Christian As
sociation Monday night June 10.
was Of such Interest To the mem
beers present that they did not ad-
lourn until 10 o'clock. Miss
johnson, the general secretary.
gave n summary % The fiv months
work Of is22. she showed that
the association had been stressinR
girls work this past year and that
a very noticeable Increase had been
made In all activities dealing with
the younger a. well as business
girls.
The cafeteria report read ~
Mrs n. }. strong. the chairman Of
that committee. ~rsigEested enlarE-
Ing the cafeteria 80 meet the needs
Of the ever increasing patronage.
The waiting lire II too long for
comfort and q was recommended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25

IT'S a question every woman must
decide for herself after giving the
subject the serious consideration Il
deserves. The difficulty Is that
the unpreiudiced observer rs likely
TO concluae. as always. thai both
sides are entirely In the right.
In that case there's nothing "a do
but to have two summer wraps
one with sleeves and one without
both are fashionable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
BY ESTHER JORDAN

so tmany Albuquerqueans are enjoying vacations IN the
rnntat MS or at the sea short and with the heated season upon
I besides, the social affairs are taking on a more informal ma
Ire and are smaller. The morning hours are proving very pop
(ar for the game Of bridge or for the attentions one likes to pay
y guests Of ones best friends.
4 Last week the entertaining Of the visiting Shriners who
lent a few hours in the city, the planning OF parties 10 come
4 for the vacation later in the summer were the all engrossInp
|,stimes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25

fleeVea are Interesting this sea-
son ANA disllkes to do without
them They ~ made In odd
shapes and trimmed with beads or
embroidery quite beyond ones
wlidcst Imagination.
On the other hand a cape with
out ioeves D. az essentially roman
tic garment. IL reminds one q
Spanish cavaliers and dark-eyed
villains ana all that sort OF thing
Tue choice ~ course, h. "a matter
of temperament.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
900
BI ESTABLISHED IN MTs.

with growth come new needs.
The Y W g. A. n outgrowinR more
than Ms present quarters ON Second
street. Not only do they need "a
good sized permanent building.
but they need a girls camp in Ad-
dition The Rotary club and s.
NJ q. 4. have bscn very generous
with their splendid camp in Glen
cEn canyon. For two summers.
now. the girls have had n delight
ful outing there. This year. with
two consecutive camps required.
The realization has come that the
girls should have a camp Of their
own. Girls need "A camp which
Nv somewhat ear town and
rather more accessible BY motor
Camping In New Mexico ran DO
almost a year round proposition
" the cabin has n porch for NJ,
mer and a fireplace for winter u
could be used for outings amy wees
ends during the entire year. Gil
Reserve clubs could use II. busiue--
girls clubs could run out over sun
day. In fact any group Of wor..r
In Albuquerque would doubt tess
find u a delightful recreation spot.
an hour or 30 from town. yet w In
the mountains.
The girls themselves have made
the first start on the wherewithnl
with which ia fnhnre this camp
They have about a hundred dol
lars In the hank labeled Cam
Fund a hundred dollars 10 d
group OF twelve-year-oids IL n con.
siderable sum. HIT ID will taks
more than that even 10 build ID.
simplest % ~ room cabins. whici
u all the girls have any hopes for
What nrs you doing for the recre,
lation Of your daurhtersg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
PROGRAM TOR
LINENu.E MISfC lI.lH

The Juvenile Music club will
hold lis . meeting al the Mo-
mans club on Thursday afternoon.
June -. at 4 o'clock. The follow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
.sRIEs OF PAHTIEs
ar GIISIS

Mrs. Don j. Rankin will give a
<ries ~ bridge iuncheons on FRI
|1os and saturday OF this week In
|cIinpliment to her daughters. Mrs.
ALBERT Learned. OF kansaa city.
Missouri. and Mrs. Howard Parker.
|TTulsa. oklahoma, who 2 here
|fbr the summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
sroRy rrlaIS2 nouR

primitive peoples as well NJ In
the time OF the Greeks aud the Ro-
mans by professional teilera oi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
Q o .
HIIL-REINHARi,T

On last saturday evening. June
~ al the keinhardt ranch about
twenty miles from town. Miss Lin
uie lteinhardt and MIR. James I'M
were united In marriage by the
Rev ] NJ GLACIER o. the Medley
Memorial Methodist church VI
Nogdaiena. The ceremony wns
held under the canopy o. the star
~ heavens Mr.. Ian MacTnvlsh
acting as best man aud Mias Almn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
At HOME IN
NEW NDitk CITY

MT and MrH, HOWclT INV WNn.'
marriage was a social event OF this
ely on june :. are nov locatcd In
New York City. at 6io West ii6th
street. Apartment 4. In writing to
friends concerning their new home
MIR and Mrs. Faw say they are
located Just a block from Column
hia university and are between the
university and Riverside Drive.
Access 10 the downtown distrscts
IL augmented by the subway. which
IL but a block away from their
apartment They write they =
having a fine time taking IN the
sights OF the city and = enjoy
ing their experiences.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
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TEA On BOARD
THE "NANliIbN FIR

Mirs Frances Montoya. daugh-
ter Of Congressman Nsstor Mon
tpya, returned from Washington
with her father on Thursday of
last week. Mias Montoya has been
H. the national capital Tor the past
nine months and has attended
many notable receptions at the
White House during her stay. Tho
last social event Miss Montoya at
tended before her departure for
her home. waa on June 10. when ~
the request Of Mrs. Harding some
eighty ladies. wives and daughters
of congressman. were taken sown
The Potomac river on board tho
presidential yacht. the Mnyfiower.
leaving ~ 2 O'Clock and returning
ni 5 the party enjoyed a sail down
the river. rich in natural beauty
and historic Interest. past Mt YER
non the ancient home of uur first
president Mrs Harding b. n most
gracious hostess and "a delightful
afternoon resulted.
ON her return 20 New Mexico
Miss Montoya was accompanied hy
Mr. kaufman. wife ~ Dr Kauf-
man. who Is nov one OF the medi-
cal examiners In the Veterans
bureau 81 Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
Mrs. Hill
AZ BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs David \. Hill entertained
last week Mt n morning bragg
party In honor Of Mrs Boucher
who IL visiting her sister, Mrs. W
y. Hopewell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
puNcAS.BRuCE'

peal OF Memphis. Tenn. for last
sunday had the following an
nouncement. which will be u
great Interest to Albuuuerqueans,
Point. Miss, announces tho on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
VI NGpAIENA snCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. r. " Medley and
tamiiy. and Mrs Medleys sister.
left Monday by auto for III paso
where Mr.. knight will meet his
family and take them home The
Medley family will return to Mag
daioua after a brief stay In I'll
i'aso, and a few days outing trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
~nusIxrrss w6MES TO
DINE AT

The business and Pr~ofesF,5nal
Women's club will meet for a
socla, time on Monday evening,
proceeding from the Y, w &. A. In
automobiles to El MiramonteH.
whore dinner viii be served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25

Jenkins In front OF the fireplace.
which was banked with flowers
only the Immediate family waf
present. The young couple were
attended by Misses Myrtle Atherton
and Mabel Snyder and MesHrr.
Charles fhmSon and Carl Allen
MIR. and Mrs. Carlson will be at
home at I1sb East Silver avenue
after July /.
TEA FoR %vIsiTOias
Mrs Il. ". d. Bryan entertained
last week al a charming tea IN
honor Of Miss Hewitt, who wa
VISITING here from Washington.
A dozen or more ladies called dur
lng THE afternoon.
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WEEK At JIssff:z

A group of persons connected
with the internal e bureau.
and their friends. left yesterday
noon for the JemeE mountains
where they win spend today. y
turning tonight 10 the city. They
had n picnic luncheon ~yesterda'
and plan To camp out during theii
stay In the mountains.
The patty included Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Athay. MR. and Mrs
Frank D~lilehay, Mrs. George u
Thomas. Mrs. Margaret Hennes.
Sey. Miss Herma French. Mrs e
w. Pinncy. Miss Eva Brown and
Mrs X. J.. Brown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
bMr IRON n6SEyMooN

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wilson ar
led last evening from a honey
bon trip on the Pecos. They have
q a cottage at the head or the
|coa river. above Cowies. and re-
rt a delightful outing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25

Albert Learned. OF Kansas city.
Missouri. and Mrs. Howard Parker.
Trulza. Oklahoma. who are here
fbr the summer,
n1pYyRxED issoS A
VACATION TrIp
Miss cleda Hasa returned on Fri
dgE afternoon from n vacation
spent In AriEora. where she visited
efr sister az Clark. returning home
way Of tine Grand Canyon.
wbME PROM n6SEyMooN
COwIIsS
,HMr. and Mrs. Donald Wilson mr.
ed last evening from a honey
bon trip on the pecos. They have
a cottage at the head OF the
8coa river. above Cowies, aud re-
pr a delightful outing.
HscurERATiSS liz
DS ANGELES
HACK CAMPBELL. who for sew
Val years was representative for
BE- National Biscuit company In
dew Mexico. n at present recover
~ from a major operation In
rs Angeles, California, where he
~ with relntives. In writing 20
Akends AR. Campbell IL optimistic
out his return TO his state and
III HE business In "a very short
kme His present address IL ms
yaterioo street los Angeles, Calf.
sioRNINo nniis.sE PARTY
BArs Thor Kolle viii entertain
"Wednesday morning at 10
p{elock At bridge. In compliment TO
~ mother. Mrs. A. Walter spikard
Memphis. Tenn. and her sister.
NIrr. Louise Doak Of Dothan, Ala
&ma. who are here for a visit Of
Xverai weeks
IA FOR Nus. cAvESDFE
!tMr. August Sells was hostess nj
.Apretilly appointed Tea yesterday
: Reernoon for Mrs. Lavender ~ho
~ visiting har parents. Col and
Dohron. The guests OF the
ternoon were the old time friends
Mr.. Lavender. Mn- Sells was
sissed In entertaining by Mes
msa Dobaon. Putney. W. G. Reid
~ Agnes Averyt
knrsoS-so6afE
IA very pretty home wedding was
flcfanized Thursday evening AZ the
Ime Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. seobls
East silver avenue. when theft
laughter, Grefta Ruth. was mar.
, Ned to william w. Carlson oi
tYiefre. South Dakota. The cerc-
Lhony vas performed by Rev
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II you want 10 keep your child's
hair in good condition, be careful what
you wash it with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful. Mulsifled cocoanut
oil shampoo (Which is pure and en-
tirely greaseless). is much better than
anything else you can use for sham
pooling, as this can't possibly inture
the hair.
Simply put two or three teaspoon
fuls Of Mulsified In cup or glass with
a little warm water. then moisten the
hair with water and rub It in. It
will make an abundance OF rich,
creamy lather. and cleanse the hair
and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily. and removes
every particle Of dust. dirt. dandruf
and excess oil. The hair dries quickly
and evenly, and il leaves 1t fine and
silky. bright. fluffy and easy to man
age.
You can get Mulsified cocoanu. oil
shampoo at any drug store. II
is very cheap, and q few ounces is
enough TO last everyone in the family
Tor months.
Be sure your druggist gives you
!. Iuls.fied.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
ny Leo Page

Mr.. and Mrs. IIcws came 10 SEQ pop
and ma last mite, and they was tAwking
about things in genrcl sutch MS how
mutch difTrcnt things cost and pop scd
O by the way, | made some remarkable
home brew the other nitc from won
deriill rocipee, so in case you people
care to indulge III be glad to sipply othc
wet material
Wy Willyum you don't meen TO say
you'd offer Mr.. and Mrs. Hews eny Of
that terrible stuff? ma scd, and pop
sed. Well, admit it wascnt enything
60 rave about wen you tired It, but It's
Ind severel days 10 age sints then, and
that proberly all it needed little
age.
Well, its . DAYS old, il you think
that's old cnufT to be interduced in pub
lic ma sed, and Mrs Hews sed, Rely
Mr.. Potts, don't trubblc on our account.
It's no trubble Mt all, | assure you,
on tho contrary, I'm RELY ANXIOUS to
have your opinion pop sed. And he
went down stairs and came back with
a bottle Of his wine and some glasses,
mn saying, My goodness, its changed
color. i,s mutch darke. than il was, is
it Supposed to do that2
Wat, certeny, pop sed, looking at il
A. If he wescnt sure. And re pored
some out in 4 glasses and everybody
looked Mt everybody ns il they diden'
wunt to he the fcrst 20 taist il and ther
they all tnisted it together Mrs. Hew,
twisting her mouth up and her nose
down and cawiTing in her hankcrchif
and Mr.. Hcws looking as II he wat
swallowing the last half of his taist
agcnst his viii hop saving, Now | reely
wunt your honest md candid opinion
Of coree il proberly needs p bit mor'
nge;ng. but Tat do you think Of it2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrison's New Phase OF
Revelations Of a Wife
copyrisht loci. by Newspaper scrvicy Inc

"I'll remember, Katie" said prompt
mental reservation that | had not told
her what meant to remember. But
aren't you foolish TO be frightened, after
| had those bars put on your windows
so no burglar could possibly get in?"
II no 'fraid of burglars" she an
swcred sullcnly, then with sob in her
voice she stretched her hands to me
appealingly. But oh, Missis Graham,
| SO 'fraid all timep'
| slipped my arm around her COM
fortingly and graspcd her trembling,
toil-callouscd hands with my unoccu-
pied hand
I'm tell you what I'll do, Katie" /
said cheeringly. 'J'll go with YOU now
To your room, and look oil around, un-
der the bed and everywhere to be sure
novbody is hidng-that's what you're
afraid Of, isn't it? And then you can
lock your door and go to sleep in peace.
Madge Seeks Advice.
Again the look of panic flashed into
her face and | saw that my offer had
not soothcd the unknown terror which
was swaying her, but instead, had in
tcnsliied it. She spoke hurredly, twist
ing away from me.
You awful goot, but no let you do
dot. Me, I'll be oil right ven | vunce
90 sleep. | no remember about bars on
windows. no afraid any more
She caught up my hand kissed it i'm
patiently familiar gesture. which
brought back many memories of l(atlc's
tcmpcstuous ways--then moved hur-
ricdlv back toward the kitchen.
stood rrcsolutcly Watching her, un-
! tl she began the ascent of the back
stairs and waited until ! heard her
own door close before following her.
Then | went swiftly, nOisclessly, to the
kitchen. tested the lock of the kitchen
door from which | took the key, and
rctrcating with stcalthv footsteps to
the dlning-room, barred the only down
stars communication with the front
part of tho house.
80 far. So good. told myself. but
knew ! would not dare lock the upstairs
door of communication until ! was sure
she was asleep, for she was capable ot
shriekiug uncomfortable panic SHOULD
she attempt for any reason 10 com,
INTO the front part of the upper story
and find the door locked against her.
There WAS but one thing to do, de.
cidcd This was to get LIllian's ad-
vice. So walked back To the living
room aud summoned her with gcS
turc from the group around the fire,
10 bc COntnuCd)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06

voice. Il can't find it. and did not
see Zatilo until he asked, What is IT
YOU cannot hnd?'
The little man did not seem to he
hit afraid when he looked up and
saw Zatilo. The gold button that
belongs on the coat of the Ogre, he
answered and he will pull my nose
Il | go back without it.
Il will help YOU look for IT, sald
Zatllo jumping down beside the little
dwarf. Did YOU lose it here
He dropped it in this forest last
night when he was riding over with
old Witch Mumbo, who lives IN the
middle Of the forest. said the dwarf.
How could an ogre ride with a
witcho He must he very large, said
Zatllo as he searched for the gold but
ton
"Oh, she changes him to the form
OF blg bat, said the little man, "but
he ALWAYS wears tho coat with the
seven gold buttons on II and last night
l he dropped one ! wish he had dropped
4 himself and never returned. for w
dwarfs we're happy until he came an(
made us all his slaves
"Whv do YOU so back 20 him II vol
do moi hnd the button said Xatio.
: ooh, he would be sure To ask th'
/ help o. Ni.ch Mumbo and Il she dix
not fiad me there are all my brothc
dwa-fs who are N his power. His nom
is over cur cave AMI he makes Us g.
ms slaves
a! I 90 not retcrn he might d
something terrible 10 them, :oT b
would think Lad found the gold but
ton and kept x; must <" back en-
4 ! GO not find 1t my nose may b
pulled righ; of
Zat.lo almost laughed when he locke
q, the tiny spo, which was the mnos
on the face OF this little creature
and he wondered how the ogre, II b
had blg hands. could pull such tin
nose
Here 1t is" cried Za;ilo suddenl!
and he picked up gold button tina
was as large as a dinner plate.
The little man began to dance abor
and clap his tiny hands and at tt
same time he gave a long shrill whistl
Zatio was wondering how the sma
creature had expected TO carry II
, button TO the ogre, for it was muc
too large for hls tiny hands 10 gras
but that question was soon answere
as the shrill whistle of the dwarf ran
through the forest.
, --<n------
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
ANSWERED LETTERS.

Mrs. \. B. Il noticed YOU haG .cciIc
for orange marmaladc in the paper some
time ago. and thought your readers
might like 10 have mine whirh lsI
simpler. Here it is:
Orange Msrmslads: One pound oi
oranges three mcdium-sIse ones', one
lemon, two. If oranges are sweet Dis
card ends and slice all quite thin. Add
IL cups of water (or two and three
quarters quarts let stand "a hours
Then boil gently one hour and let stand
till next day Pour juice of and add
four pounds of sugar. BRING to boil
and pour back on the fruit; let boil till
hest slices and pour the mixture in. This
recipe makes eight or nine medlum-slze
glasses When cold cover with parathnc.
Answer: Thank you reader friend,
that is one of the best orange marmaladc
recipes have ever come across.
Constant Reader: Please reprint 4
recipe for chocolate LAYER cake You pub
/ hshed some time ago II contained
cocoa. cinnamon and nutme q.
{ Answer: Chocolate Spice LAYER axe:
/ Cream together one cup OF sugar and
one half cup of butter; stir IN two we'll
/ beaten cgg-volks aud onc-half cup Of
sweet milk. then add ono and onc-fourth
cups of -four siftcd with two teaspoons
of baking powder, a pinch OF salt, three
tablespoons of dry cocoa powder and
one-half teaspoon each Of ground clnna-
mon and nutmeg Fold in two stliiiy-
beaten egg whites, add one-half teaspoon
OF vanilla, turn into two creased LAYER
cake pans and bake so minutes IN hot
oven. Put together with chocolate frost
ing
Miss y. X X: Please publish recipe
for gluten gems. Is there any firm
that will scll me gluten -four by mail
Also is there any cook book publishct
, containing only dishes for diabeti
, pai!ents?
Answer: Gluten Gems: Mix togethe
. one cup oi gluten flolr. onc-half tea
, spoon OF baking powder. one tablespoon
Of sugar (it th!s small alnoIn: of suga
! is allowed otherwise add Q pinch O
, salt Then mix in either one cup q
water or one cup OF milk, add on
besten egg, stir vigorously. and tur
: into not, buttered gem pans Bake 3
minutes in hot oven. Send me
stamped seli-addresscd envelope and
will gladly send you the name of fri
that sells gluten -four by mail, also tn
{ name of publishing house from whic
e YOU can buy book by mail on Diabeti
. Cookery.
/ Mrs. J. NJ: What will take letter
2 out of a -four sack?'
4 Answer; Try Javelle Water. This ca
D be bought from druggist or you CO
/ make ii yourself as follows:
2 javelle Water: Good for removin
many stains. mildew or for bleachin
fabrics:) Dissolve one pound of wash
+ ing soda in one quart Of boiling watcl
and dissolve one-haif pound OF chlorid
: OF lime in two quarts Of sold wate
. Now pour the clear portion Of the lin
solution into the soda solution and lC
stand TO settle Pour the clear liqui
into clean bottles, cork tightly, and kee
IN dark place after using this on
fabric, rinse the fabric in water t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
WHAT Is THE REASON
FOR KATIE'S FEAR

In obedience 10 Llllian's whispered
command, listened carefully tn the
faint clattor from the distant kitchen
which told of katic's nightly strug-
Gle with the dinner dishes. And when
the sounds finally ceased, | rose unoh-
trusivclv, and with pcrfunctory little
excuse. went toward the rear oi the
house, meeting hattie coming toward
tnc.
n / shoost tink ] so round,
il everything locked oop goot, she SAID
Quavcrlngly
There was nothing at all unusual in
her action, for n was her nightly duty
whose Importance she cherished TO
nightly to do this very thing but
her explanation Of II, her trcmulous.
nrnlogrtic attitude, was most foreign
to her usual nippant demcanor, and
hooked at her scarchinely
You ARE tired, Katie, ! SAID sooth-
invlv. Go ON 20 bed right away. and
m see 90 everything tonight.
4 look of panic lcapcd into her ewes.
and Tor several seconds she stood mo-
t,onless Then she spoke croaklnglv,
and | guessed that her throat was dry
Nth fright
Nlssls Graham
waited until | saw she could say
nnhing further and said cncoragngly,
What IL ~. Katie IL there any
thing You Wish'
She swallowed painfully, and her
words. when she finally gave them utter
uucc. we're lcrky. with long pauses
between them.
uu plocfC ven YOU lock oop-
not forget und hook upstairs of kitchen
,dc 80 scarrd of dcrC 10y my.
srlf
4 so 'rraid."
controlled little start of amaze
mcnt az her prcscicncc. for she had un
cnnntlv named the very thing whlcl
had been m my mind Like many othC'
old farmhouse tins had doors both up
stairs and down, winch, whom holtcd
cflcctuallv. cut ~ the kitchen wInI
from tho rest Of the house We ha,
never used the fastcnngs, but ha,
planned tu iastcn these bolts when
finally should have satisfied myself tina
Katie WAS asleep. Then with the Quite
hichcn door securely locked and a'
fIc windows were covered with screens
| COULD hc sure there would hc no dan
frr ui her reaching our part oi ia,
hnusr lor the eaVcsdroppug winch LII
han evidently feared from her
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
At FRIENDS SCHOOL

The annual commencement exercises
OF tho high school department OF
Friends School Fourth and West
streets. will 10 held at 1890 O'Clock on
Friday morning, June 1G. DR. VIII
liam Starr Myers OF Princeton INT
versity will address the graduates.
The other departments Of the school
will hold their closing exercises as fol
lows: First and second primary. June
n. 10 q m, third and fourth primary.
June II. 10 ;. m. Intermediate end
high srhuol. June -. 10 a. IN.