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The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-04-28

the funeral Of Mr.. Harris uncle,
Thomas Harris, a prominent pioneer
resident Of Keweenaw county for the
past forty-five years.
Lightkeeper Richard Thompson has
turned on the beacon at the Sand
Point light station.
Leo Londberg Of Skanee was in
town Monday.
Jack Hand, who is employed at the
Ford sawmill in Iron Mountain, spent
Sunday here with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Clisch motored
to the copper country last Saturday.
The Kent tonsorial parlors have
undergone number of permanent
improvements which will make the
place more comfortable for patrons.
Edward Johnson returned Monday
from several days visit in the copper
country.
Last Saturday, at Chassell, Ileen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Tahtinen Of the township, became the
bride of Henry LaReau. The couple
enjoy large circle of friends, who
wish them joy in their welded life.
Russell Hid and mother, Mrs. John
H. Hid, and Miss Nida Faust left
Tuesday fir Newbery, Mr.. Hild's
home.
A. w. Dahlberg of Aston was in
town last Saturday.
Fred Beckman of Pelkie was in
town Tuesday enroute to Houghton.
Mrs. George Seppala of South
Range arrived Monday and is a guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Heusa, in the township.
Mrs. Basil Morris of Duluth is
guest for the next two weeks of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brand
volt.
Joseph A. Peters, who has been
seriously i'll, is recovering and will
soon be out and at his usual voca-
ton.
Mrs. Charles Cameron, Jr., and in
fant visited in the copper country
few DAYS this week.
Miss Elizabeth Gerard spent few
days this week visiting in Houghton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Madden expect
to move next week into the dwelling
recently purchased by Mr.. Madden's
father. A number Of improvements
to the property are contemplated.
The Rubicon Lumber Company's
Office has been moved to Aston.
w. c. Birk was business caller in
Crystal Falls the first of the week.
Gustaf A. Grawn was in Dollar Bay
this week shipping out lumber for
the Dollar Bay Lumber Company.
Mrs. M. L. Coon and children spent
sthe week in Hancock guests of Mrs.
Coon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Conway.
A social was held last Saturday un-
der the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Finnish Lutheran
church. A large number were pres
ent and many articles sold, neat sum
being realized for the church treas
ury.
Harry Shaw of Akron, Ohio, ar.
rived Monday and has accepted po-
sition as sawyer for the Baraga Lum-
Der Company.
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our many
friends and neighors for their kind
ness during the bereavement of our
beloved wife and mother. Their kind
ness will be always cherished.
Russell Hid
and Children.
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CHICKS

l have just received three hundred
White Leghorn and Plymouth Rock
chicks which will be disposed Of at a
bargain for quick sale.
E. j. Westphal,
tt L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1922-04-28

FOR SALE-A snap, two bob sleighs
and one hand sleigh, hand made. AL
so a coaster and a rowboat, ali in
first class condition. Will be sold al.
a sacrifice. Inquire of Mrs. George
McEwen,. L'Anse, Mich. 1924
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FOR SALEOne piano and music cab
met, piano in excellent condition. Will
sell reasonable. Inquire at Sentinel
Office. 4-2S-4
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FOR SALE-Three fresh milch cows,
all in good condition.-Isaac Gustaf-
son, Baraga, Mich. 4-2l-2
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FOR SALE-Two sound mares, heavy
with fcal. Weight 1900 lbs, price
sS50.0o. Also young 1900. lb gelding
cheap. Might consider cows as part
payment. = Christoferson's Farm,
Bootjaek. Address Houghton. 3-17-6
FOR SALEt--White yhearse, rubber
tired, in good condition. Sold rea-
sonable. Henry Ross. Baraga. 4-21-4
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FOR SALE-Srping Pigs.--Charles
Fitzpatrick, Neenah, Wis. Inglewood
Stock Farm. 4-21-4
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-04
TEMPLE ISRAEL NOTES

Friday evening services have been
suspended until further notice.
Saturday morning services will be
conducted all through the summer at
the Temple House, at 1890 a. m.
Temple SisterhoOd
Vacation Day" which the sister,
hoods all over the country are observ-
ing on Thursday, August 10, in order
to afford members and their families
a mid-vacation get-together, will be
observed by the local Sisterhood with
a supper picnic at Lake Harriet.
Members will provide their own lunch
baskets. There will be games and
prizes for grown-ups as we'll as chill
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DIED
Moses Bank

Moses Bank, 1901 Aldrich avenue
north, who has been living in this city
for the past thirty-five years, died
Wednesday, August 2, at his home,
at the age of sixty-nine. The fun
eral took place Wednesday, August
2, from the Kenesseth Israel Syna-
gogue. Rabbi S. M. SLIDER officiated.
He is survived by five sons, Charles,
Albert, Frank, David and Samuel, all
of Minneapolis, and three daughters,
Mrs. Sidney Sussman and Mrs. J.
Schwartz of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Louis BRING of Bozeman, Mont.
Miss Henrietta Frankforter
Miss Henrietta FranKforter, daugh-
ter of Mr.. A. Frankforter, Ali West
Twenty fifth street, died on Tuesday,
August LIST. The funeral took place
on Thursday, August 3rd, from the
home, DIR. Maurice Lefkovits officiat-
ing. Interment was at the Montefore
cemetery. She is survived by her
Bella, and two brothers, Emanuel and
Harry.
Mrs. Israel Miller
Mrs. Sophia Miller, wife of Israel
Miller, of 2753 Chicago avenue, died
Saturday evening, July 10Th, at the
age of 26. The funeral took place
on Wednesday afternoon from the
Welander Undertaking Parlors at
1885 Chicago avenue. Interment was
at the cemetery of the Roumanian
Hebrew Congregation, Rabbi c. David
Matt. officiating. She is survived by
her husband and infant daughter,
her father, four brothers and two
sisters of New York City, and sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Wolfenson, of Mime
apolis.
Marion Ginsberg
Marion Ginsberg passed away We'd
nesday, August 2, at the age of two
and half years, after long ILL
ness. She is survived by her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gins
berg, and sister, Zelda, 800 Lyndale
avenue north. Rabbi S. M. SLIDER
officiated. Interment was at O. B. A.
cemetery.
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Births

DR.. and Mrs. L. H. Siegel, 3415
Nicollet avenue, are receiving con-
gratulations on the arrival of a
daughter, named Maxine Merilyn, on
Monday, July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Zuckman (Irene
Atlas), 1926 East Thirty-sixth street,
announce the arrival of daughter,
on Thursday, July 81, named Jean
Marilyn.
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Change of Address

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Juster and
family, 1112 Fremont avenue north,
have moved to GIT Oliver avenue
north.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Zimmerman, 1920
Logan avenue north, have moved to
their own home at 1921 Fifteenth ave-
nue. north.
Mrs. B. M. Balm and son, Robert,
who have been visiting relatives in
this city, are now making their home
at 225 Oak Grove.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-04

Dinsmore 3705, or residence phone
Dinsmore O113 for free motor car serv-
ice to our studio. Open Sundays. l..
Hurwitz, Photo Studio, 2528 Central
avenue Advertisement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

TN' Mother circle Uf the con
Eregnuonni church mot ON THUR
DAY afternoon Zoo the church par
Tors for their regular business
meeting There were thirty hill
drcu Of various ages and ,aI -eru
mothers present After co, HIsi-
ness rs4ion there wa. .eliI
h1ur aud % short program wac
gwen Mrs Roy Ali,u utt, ur
HmnHlng rradlug c-oucsruIr. tho
Twins urst experience Iu duy
school Mrs Herman snyder saith
'f"d ihe children la ID rIru|U and
in'N sans sours and uftysd
gam's Willard snyder slrr 4
sol" and H.ttio MrEllaIn r.sIiod
poem an about fbr tlushird
l!'n the real party took pincr.
w. children we're seated ed q Iona
table ~ s'rvod Joe cream and
cake" and M an uur.rfune
moment they were asked fu shut
h'ir owes tight when the -.sna
open your eyes WINS given 81
was q scuy"rod that an Ensr.r rub.
hit had left each child au Easter
err
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
IN HDSTON

The Boston Transcript OF March
20 carried the announcement Of
thc engagement Of Miss Helen
l1lebc yuunEyr daughter OF Air.
ana Mrs. a. Lincoln FIlpno. to
George Edgar Laid. who nt one
ttmc lived Ia New Mexico. Ar
Fil"nc o. nt the head Of the lead.
ing department store IN Boston.
boring tho name 81 fflenc a sons
The clipping follows.
A. q tea given at their home on
West litU place. Chestnut I'm
Mass Mr., and Mrs a. Lincoln
flleno announced the engagement
Or their younger daughter. Miss
HELEN FIiorc. 10 Gnorro Edr,r
lndd, Jr, OF Boston.
Mis- Fiiune iH attending SKID
more college al Saratoga ap.ings
% is prominent IN the acfivitics
ni the college, whore fhe De- presi-
dtnt % tho senior class aud chair.
man OF The social activities COM
Wiiior She BE- the sister OF Mrs.
Alvin r. bodd Catherine rIlcnel.
who was married o. few months
ago and Is now living IN Wash
ingtun.
Mr. IAdd. Harvard 20 ana a
member Of the ~ Eta society.
served as lieutenant in the Marine
tosps during tho war he is tho
son OF DR. ana Mrs George b..
Ludd .pr tadd. Harvard 81.
wa FORMER prrsideut 90 the Rev
Mexico Agricultural and Mechanic
COO college and lH uuW prominent
800 th" department uf AEricutture
lt Washington Mr. ladds mother.
Mary ihWwoud l-tdd wa b r-i-
. done of Hn. LA.NarAHH.H -N o..
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MS plls GIVES
~ NJ II \.

Mrs Joseph Pies Will entertain
Bt t reception and t,p ON Thur.
dIN April %. from nn 10 iutru
w az her home 722 North Fir'n
Hrrc"' The CONGREGATIONAL orrlo-
IRA will play for tho evening Mr.
T. T. Cnou- and Mrs j ~ Law
viii assis; in receiving Mrs y ".
Cpillsicr and Mrs T. g. Smith
viii uour and Mrs r. j. wheeler.
Mr.. Ernest Smith and Mrs = VI.
Llndlcy win sorso.
Tho proceeds are for thr bore
ft of tho Congregational church
rho members ~ which and f r.
friends are cordially invited
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SlIls tNp nltoITssIONAL
Nphi ~ MIIvT

p buHIness and prUfusaIunai
W"m"n's club win meet au Mon.
iiN evening nt t.tf o.rIu.H .n ihe
" \ recreation fnHu This
'h' hHi fuciui mcrfins uf the
year a. the n.st meetinz
me annual business snfsiun de-.
Neted entirely 90 the election of
Officers for the coming year An
excellent program has hrsn nre-
rAred and u iH hopel the entire
membership will attend Tho pro-
srhm viii include numbers nv
Mt7t h'rthh Peete. koloist. Chester
hNrne, toloist. Miss Ruth Dauch-
ietl whistler. and a piano duet
~ Mrs. n w Paw and Mrs Lewis
thompson MrS Thomnron will
De me Accompanies, of the evening
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NDt NJ vi SttINNN
IN RItIINI

Elsie ifusstl plano. pupil of
Mr. o. ~ Reid and Brand H.uus
and Robert NnrJhHua violin
pupils OF Miss E-tcIl, NHiHE gave
% recital IrIIHg ,yyriuE before
som, -.zfy Euasts at the lomy OF
Alrs Reid as West copper
avenue which marked each nf tho
Young musicians ss -p'rsossrd ~
exceptional talent Miss Russell
who ls iu h,r thirteenth yrnr r1yr
IA prog ann OF selections from the
muuc ~ yhaiEkN. Nur Mac
nnwoli McnicisHohn and chopin
win complete freedom from dlf
frultio4 nt technique Hnd with an
Interpretation that wHr finished
and go tiurF brilliant lu du"ftu
Hud Iu ftfIr individual uuwhHr.
nnd Hn1'up ana Robert Nnri
haus played with tho accuracy 81
veteran performers. displaying
thorough knowledge of tho music
end the results uf excellent Inst ur
ton The violin numbers Included
selections from Gounod. Wagner
Saint saeue Keiser Paccini and
Brahms
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Americas whole hearted accept
anro Of the sporty iookinE Ins
hsh tailor made suit Of rough
tweed or humcspun Is having 20
decided influence upon the hluuHca
Of the season Manni-h rhirtinEF
and severe tailoring mark the uc-
cepted sport shirt which utur
are buying now 10 wear with ;hcir
tweed suits Stipvs arc rspeciniN
favored Tor these manniHh hlnusrf
However her delight in English
hooking toys cannot alternate tho
affections 90 the American woman
from the elaborate blouse which b.
accepted In polite society Tor 20
many varying occasions
In some OF the hlouHcf
cretonnc Ia used only fof trimming
bands. but In M model the ere
tonne gaily lowered, forms tho
entire body and the loose. nowlng
sleeves = made OF the silk Little
bows Of plain satin or cire ribbon
give a Partisan touch to the neck
line.
There seems 20 be a positive in
crease IN the popularity OF beads.
20 such a thins were possible.
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Headed hinuses ARE soen amoug the
newest models arrived from Paris
from waist length Ia lonr heltlDSs
tunlrs which reach almost Co the
hem NJ tho skirt
striped yoiies ~ very charm
ing ana som" OF the nowsFt diui-
tios and other cotton novelties ur"
ln theiusDlycs AZ decorative thHt
almost no trimming is used Ca
cupt, perhaps fuggotlng ANA "a tlI;
ribbon how al the neck
while thr munnish hlouHc hf.
usually tho long uHrrow rleey"
tho costume blouse uf 6roiHsite ur
uthrr 4uft silk tends 90 feature
the wide and Ions sleeve. witch
may hans open at the hand,
mandarin fashion and PERHAPS
weighted with beads or eM-
hroidory or be gathered into IL
Cuff or frill al the wrist.
Not easily. however will women
give up the comfort OF short and
loose slcsVes, cut way above she
elbow, for sumner veal and the
short sleeve still remains modlsh,
although the long flowing sleeve is
newer and seems dressier.
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Mns. long \ VISITOR HIRE.

Mrs. LONG \ VISITOR Hi.iti.
Mrs. Walter Lone OF Dunlap &C
compauied by her sister was IN
Albuquerque the first part OF tn"
week FOR the express purpose OF
buying an automobile. which sh"
drove home. Mrs Long since the
death 81 her husband Walter Long.
well known throughout the state.
has assumed active management 81
extensive properties Mr. Long ~
"a woman 81 pleasing personality,
an ideal mother. Whose quiet de-
meanor would deny her ucoos 80
tho world 81 business Perhaps no
other woman in the state can boast
such large flochs Of fine hlooded
sheep: the quality 81 which may
be appreciated from the fact thnt
last year the lnmbs sold several
cents a pound above the market
prize"
Bosidcs sheep Mrs Long has
large cattle interests and one Of
the best farms 100 tho Irrigated dis
t~ict Of the Iccus valley, which co.
cciyc the personal supervision Of
tho owner. Mira Long sometime
finds 10 necessary fp ride tho rang
herself. which she does with the
same ability she displays In prob
lens ct more intricate nature.
which may partly account Tor hes
success.
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Mrs. Bradford Elected President
Of Fortnightly Club Fourth Time;
Junior Organization Is Planned

the members but will be- under tn.
direct supervise Of the commit
tee lu charge
Later ln the spring Mrs q v
Angle viii give a dramatic lnior
probation Of Lnhcngriu with mus
cal illustration The solo unl
chorus work win be given hy mem.
hors - the FCrtuiEhtiy club and
uf tU. chorus This VIII %" % non.
admission affair hut e silver uf.
f.rlUv viii he taken Tor chnrit1hI.
uurnusoF. the exact nature ~ which
Will be- announced later Tho pr
iuCtluu committee includes Ma
$ g. Miller. chairman; Mrs T. o.
Thompson and Mrs VI g. lunU.
Mrs = o. Miller wHs nominate
president Tor Sew Mexico of M.
national federation. subject TO 90,
approval 81 tho district p%rrsidrn.
Mrs Hlankcnship Of Dallas res
a.
The retiring president Mr..
John vs. Wilson, closed the Bnsaiu'
with 20 graceful speech relating O
tho aims and accomplishment u
tho club and thanked the MEM
bDrs for their cooperation and 90
having houurcd her with the pee
IHHu'
TO-.
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NiN~ CtIB one ANIIID
Al CHURCH

Plans for tho rcorsHuizinr M tlU
Mem clah uf the Congregation +
church were set iu melton li.t
Monday nirht a. e special meet.
ing OF the NOR NJ the church
Temporary officers who wrr.
elected were Frank Scyrrus. pre-. .
dent. and Charles nrintou. -crr.
rnry Tho men decided 90 huid Pc
meeting for permanent urguuIyl-
ZION ON April TO- Efforts viii lo
mad, 600 have an the mon Of The
CHURCH present a' tho next meet.
inc
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PARTY ron
pNt CLASS

The Triangle clDHs of the Load
Avenue Methodist church was en-
toriain'd on Thursday evening az
The home ot Miss Beatrice HIll on
North sixth street Thirty guests
mrmh,rs OF tho class Mrs yhomp-
son. their teacher Miss Hogan and
Mrs Casper were present Miss
Hogan ut the time ~ her ~rc-idenc"
sDro was tho teacher of this rlpgs
md b. hold IN high esteem ny hrr
former pupils After e. program ~
music and games Mrs y y Strum-
guisf told fortunes hv ~phrouUlury
Boo truly professional style a color
scheme vac worked out ln yellow
and favors OF elidod Enster eggs
with B dowuy Easter ehicL prroh"d
ON top
An important business session
WINS hold. Ht which fiwe 70 social.
wts planned. TO De- given the early
itrt Of May. when the entire
church body viii hu entertained
The annual custom Of a sunrise
service ON Easter sunday morning.
VII bc carried oui this year.
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CHIIDEN'S PARTIES N
PIiINBNTinIAN CHURCH.

Mrs Hugh A. cooper gave her
annual cradle Roll party In tho
church pariors on Friday after
noon when about ~ hundred and
seventy five mothers and children
were entertained An tho chill
dren whose names appear on tho
cradle roll and an thuf' in IN.
beginning classes up Ga the age At
HiN were invited The cradle
which was formerly trimmed with
cards bearing tho names ~ tho
members still has a prominent
place, and the many dolls repos-
INK therein receive a great amount
81 attention. A large star. upon
which smaller stars. pink for tho
boys and blue for the GIRLS. are al
taehed by ribbons OF matching coli
ore carries the names Of the mem
herahip. A. present sevcnty-two
names appear. Mrs Cooper wa
assisted by the teachers Of the be
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ginuors department and several
ladies' Of the church
ON Saturday afternoon IN" First
Graders were given % party by their
teachers. Mrs Sotcusun and Mrs
r. A. Mann. in the primary room
81 the sunday school whom TWEEN
ty-e.eht children ana their moth
ers were present \ short pro-
gram was given with songs by Miss
N.ur.un Keller and hy the chit
drou: the instrumental music was
furnished by Mrs George g. Tpy
Tor. Games were played during
the afternoon and The children an"
logged "a most wonderful time,
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Mr., and Mrs Frank strong and
their attractive daughters. Dorothy
and Barbara. motorod to the Iocos
at weck end to look about for q
sttaRe for the simmer leaving
Albuqucrque on Friday they drove
tn Snntt Fe, spending a part of the
duyt there, then on to Bishops
Ln a. for dinner and overnight.
Ou saturday the party drove on Go
tuc Iccos. examined the cottages
and H%returned to valley llahrn.
whore they spent Saturday night.
rytur aing to Albuquerque on sun.
day No definite plans FOR the
summer were formulated on ,ni~
triP
Another Inspection trip. with q
summer cotiaEe as the foundation
was made by MIR aud Mrs W e.
koim and Two sons. who motorut
~ the Pccus last Sunday ~
cottage In particular was decided
upln bat the Pccos was chosen tor
o., vacation place
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Mrs. WHITMIH RETURNS

o. g. WhltWcr who has been 40
co.. ouudo and other point. Iu CALI
furnIn. returned home on Thur
dly making the trip overland with
trI,nda Mr. and Mrs Ed Nciiir
and thHlf sou. E.gbcrf. of Indiana
Str and Mrs NU.dIg and f.gh,rt
have bad re- mnst delightful winter
trim extending over several.
months Including o ho1t tin from
E,N York through tn, Panama
.luHI arriving at san Francisco.
california whore their % awaited
them.
Yesterday MI and Mrs Whit
MGR and their ruo-tt mutorCd CO.
Iru,z springs Cor tho Weekend.
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Mrs STRDIp LEAVES ron
FLORIDA.

Mrs A B stroup left On Wed.
uosday afternoon for JuckaontlilD.
Florida Where she viii loin Nr.
'truup who has been chosen as
head % the FLORIDA district or tho
federal prohibition force. This dis
trict lnc!udps not only the state Il
FLORIDA but Porto RICO az well.
While thcy expect Co be- away
from Albuquerque for some time
Alr and Mrs Strcup Will maintain
their legal residence In this city,
aud hope 20 return Inter TO reside
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IN1IIiI STING lIASs.

The children Of st Johns cath
odral church have organized a
most interesting class under the
direction Of Mrs r. 4 bradford
for the promotion ~ vocal and
dramatic art They viii meet twire
weekly In ST. johns Guiid han un
Tuesdays and Saturdays and arc a
most enthusiastic little group, A.
present they have quite IL roper
toire Of songs and dances, which
they may present 10 the public al
Enmn fuIurn dnin.
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NU NNp Mrs. NORDHNI~
EI-IIHA

Mr. and Mrs Nordhaus rr.rrn-
cd Co the city ON SATURDAY OF Inst
week after a delightful 'rIu Of
three weeks sprrt loo Washington
- g. md In New York city
While In Washington Mrs NHrd-
hHu~ had % very pleasant inter-
view with the chief of me chilli
drru hureau and assistant SUR
r"on general ~rcgardius child ole
I'M. MurN
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T. - MEETING
At MIS- nDITS

chapter a. ~ o. r. % mef ON
Tu.sdH, afternoon with Mrs e. A.
Bolts u. nrr homo Zoo University
Heights Eull clll WIS responded
Go hy uuwus of Sew Mexico writer's
and literature Mrs " j. HrrrIv
road "a very interesting ana com-
prchcns.Nr paper ou Art In Sew
Mexico
Tho nsNt meeting of Tho chapter
VIII he on April SIS 1f tho home ~
Mrs W ~ Strouz 300 West Park
u.YuuF.
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MISS kEIEHIR PRESIDENT

Inc Eluustrienne club Of Head
quarters troop held % meeting &C.
nifty Cor the purpose OF clsctIuE
- president fo take The ulnrc ~
Mrs kirdiinR who has lcft Tor an
attended stay in California. Mise
Margaret kelcher was elected for
the office and Ms Aasuat Sels
elected . president Miss Vera
N"lrh viii continue as secreta. y-
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Miss carrie rl~s dy OF Seminal
Butte s. H. and charles T. ruft.
iur of Beach. s. d. were married
Thursday afternoon 40 the con.
grsguttonhl parsonage t'6 Suuh
Walter street the ceremony being
performed hy Dr u $ Davidson
Mise cassidy until u few ias- ago
was visiting az SoDorrp The two
left fur California 90 make their
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The Misses Anita and Margaret
Huhbcn entertained az 70 loyriy
bridge party oU Friday evening at
their home on West Coal avenue.
IN honor ~ their guest, Miss Mar
1oris lislo After the - u Is Do
irlous two uursn luncheon wH4
scryul The guest list Included
Misc Lorna Lester. Miss Marjorie
] l-Ir Mrs George Iurr Miss My
Macarthur WyoRliffr Miller Ia-
via EIffonnouse. Herbert Horton,
Richard WictIund. charles LsmUEH
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an, t,qurstrlcunc club ~ Head
quarters troop held a business
meeting recently In order to elect
"a prosident to III the untNplrcd
term Of Mrs. A. L. lNcdling. VIII"
has left Tor an indefinite stay m
California Miss Margaret kvieh'r
was chosen for this place. Mr-.
August sei- for vice president
Miss Vera Kolch viii continue TO
servo as secretary treasurer.