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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
PLANS ALL SET
 FOR BIG MEET
mter-Scholasdo Carnival of Ath- ledc and Literary Events for
 Coming Week

Tho steamer schedules have made lt necessary to postpone Che opening date Of Che inter-scholastic meet un- ul Wednesday. May 8. when tho Spokane win arrive with the cone tostanta from the lower end of Che Division. and win close Monday May 8. when they win return Co their homes on Che Queen sailing on Chat date. 10 is expected that about 100 visitors win be here for Che week
 Kotchikan had planned to enter Che high school basketball contests but lt was learned yesterday that because Of injuries Co certain Of their players. it would be impossible for them to enter this contest This has caused considerable regret as Che Kotchikan team ranks with Che best in tho Territory.
 If Che boat schedules can be ar- ranged there will be two contestants from ChchagoL 10 is Improbable Chat sitka win have any entities at oll
 The program for the meet is as follows:
 Wednesday, May 8
 1880 D. Basketball Elem sn- tary School boya Douglas ys. fu- neau: High School Girls, Douglas ys. Juneau
 3:30 D. m.-Preiiminary Deba''-- Wrangeil ys. KetchIkan; Juneau ys. Douglas.
 7:3O D. m.-Recopuon by Juneau IP.-T. A.
 Thursday, May 4
 1:0O D. m.-Track Meets -H gh and Elementary school
 7:30 D. m.-Declamation - H gh and Elementary school.
 Friday, May 8
 10:0O a. h.-speIling Contea - Elementary school.
 1880 D. m.--Rapid Calculation Elementary school
 3:3O D m.-Baskotball-Eloma tary schoo, boys Douglas vs. Ket'h- ikan; Juneau v8. WrangelL
 7:30 D. m.-Basketbal - 1T Ugh School boys Juneau vs. Wrangalli | High School girls: Douglas vs. Ju- neau.
 Saturday, May 6 I0:O0 a. m.-Wutton English High School
 1880 D. m.-Oral English-Hsh and Elementary school
 3:3O D. m.-Basketball - High School glrls Douglas vs Juneau Elementary School boys.Wrangel. ys Douglas.
 7:30 D. m.-Baskothall -Elcman- ! tary School boys Juneau ys Ketchi- ! kan; High School boys. Douglas ys. Wrangell.
 Monday, Hay
 $500 D. Basketball -Eleman- tary School boys. Wrangou vs. kot- chikan; High School boya. Juneau vs Douglas 7:3O D. m.-Final Debate
 9:OO D. m.-Prcsontatou of troph- les and awards.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
sKAGWAY STRONG
 FOR WAGON ROAD

If Che Alpine Club fails to do nnm it win not be from lack Of pop and energy on Che part of ite president Mr. L. H. Johnston Mr. Johnston hls made house Co house cauraH for names io pet- Hon for road to lhc east fork Of Che sEaeway rlvor This road onco secured rIu bo bank ot money to
 ho town of sEaeway and it win cu- courage tourists to s.ly for more
 chan low hours In our midst os It win open un Che wooded district near saeuay and add to Jho other attractions offered by thH much needed highway TO Che uci cou-
 umers n town the road win prove Godaend Denver glacier has al. ways been n attraction a ro- whore i'm Che country can one get ao uear n elao.er and mako an ascent wIn 70 utue danger buL Che dIni- ruIy ol getting thcro has always been drawback Now with a small hotel I'm Che vicinity whore those who w.sh to stay for n lime may las accommodations win complete Che plan. Wood cabins for those eoiuur out wood even though roueh. would bc good ching fer thoso at work and afford shelter to others whom vacant It .H a good proposition any way it ia takon. ao lof an good AlpInors get together and pull for t1c Denver Wagon r0ad sk1rway Alaskan
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
 STILL IN BUSINESS

Every few tay vague renor.H
 roach individual mcmbeH of One Ju- r..u HcUoI Association ol neuou0 who are temporarily .n ucci ol a asnucc. thcr unfortunate condition m nearly every caao being duo o.,aer .n HcEue or Che head o. Che family 0r IT not sick. h.s Inability to secure employment
 But Ono various committees 70. .1e H.U.I Association haVo uo means or finding out Iu.l whore and whom TO- H.I ]. rorureI uuIcH hosc ao a.,u- .Iad. or her friend. or uc.ehhora rnr.r ouch Information. The a
 n.nIon has performed and Ia pore forming noble work in Jme0u bu, unie made acquainted W.th aul In- formed Of caaes where a1.aHnco Ia required. Iu uac.u'nc ia cur.H.Ioi and restricted.
 No applicant for assistance has rc. been turned away ompty-handcl by .r. association and no deserving n.ror need hesitate to make choir moods known. They win bo supplied wIh Choir requirement. and Che
 retc.. confidence win bo observed i'm Che future ae it has boon in Che pact Tho raoc.HtIou was organized for One nurpo.e ol relieving want and assisting ,h0.e upon whom mi.- fortune may hc temporarily roWn- ne.
 Tho members of Che committee hat naaes on applications for aa- ..auca and iauea rc1u.a.tona for supplies arc n. J. White. Row. David Wareouer and Mrs. Marie Drake aI- though appeals Io Capt. e. n While u.g. Chas Go.i....u and other mcm- har of Che association win not SO .rnn.InI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
POLITICAL AMBITIONS
 ARE RUDELY JARRED

w. L. Paul dIod a declaration of candidacy ou April 2l as candidate for Che Territorial house of rcpre-
 nlauvc in Che next election At Inc umo there was some doubt aa to he legality of Che uinE and Che maior was placed before u. 8. At- toruy A. e shoup. who wvo hIs opinion th1t while tbo actual uI.ns was perfectly ioml tho law had not boon compiled with in regard to Che number of names on Che petition ac- comnanYnr One declaration lt
 hat while 100 names arc rec ourad. Che petition a1 presented by MT. Paul contained by 70 names
 Mr. Paul has boon unfortunate in hIr oTorIa to get h.s namc placed be- fore Che people ue l.ci a decIar- nHon ol candidacy i'm telegram from Washington. D. c. hIa nnmo to be placed on Che Republican ticket. Hm telegram arrived too late and Che nune was not accepted.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
WRANGELL TO HAVE
 NEW SCHOOL STAFF
Only Two of Present Corps of Teaoh- eu Accepted Invitations to
 Return in Fall

w. L Gr08 or Ronton. Wash. has boon elected superintendent of Che Wrnecl school for Che coming year and send word Of his acceptance this week. Mrs. Gross is at present prIn' cinal of Che Commercial Department of tho Benton High School and comes highly recommended. Ho is a graduate of Che Valparaiso univor- Hty. Indiana. and of a commercial college and has Che degrees of A. B. and B of pd. Hc has a family of wife and four children. two girls and two boys .and expects to locate here by Che middle of July.
 While Che entire Wrangoil faculty was reelected only two of Che prc1- ent teachers win remain. Miss Ro0. who has had n most successful year as principal win return to hor homo i'm Indiana. Mir. Carlson win resume h.s university work; Miss Cary win e0 further north when school closes and expects to l0cato at Anchorage for umc. and Mics O'Connor has bcon elected to a position in tho Kirkland. Wash. school. where hor sister Miss Ann O'Conuor is teach mr Nm Wheeler of tho High school and Miss oliver Of the fifih and sixth grades ore signing contracts here for another yo1r
 Mr. Carlson win be succeeded by Louis M Royal of Cambridge Mass. whose acquaintance Mr. Corsor made In thc Elst laat year Ho i8 college graduate and especially Gttod iol Che work ho win have In tho Wran- roU school Wranroll Sentinel
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
LEBE ARRANGEs FOR
 BUSINESS IN C0RDOVA

William Liobo. for several years with Che Fryo-Bruhn market In this place. returned on Che Victoria last night from a trip Co Cordoya, where he has decided to enter business on his own hook meat hook -and. acc comnaniod by his wife. win leave for Cordoya on Che Admiral Evans about Che middle of next week.
 Mr. Liobo win occupy @ hno new building at Cordova and win have am untodato and modern market. He arranged for Che installation of a cold storage plant while there this wcot.
 It ls with regret that Juneau will losc Che Liobe family as they are both very popular and win be much mis soi here.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
JUNEAUITEs VISIT RYDER

The gas boat Buck Eye arrived Erie day morning from Ketchikan and loft Saturday night being under charter Co a party Of commercial men, including Walter DeLong former purchasing agent on tho government railroad. who was here looking over Che Salmon River store with a view to buying it; A. Gucker. traveller for Edmonds' Foot Filter; Joe Mehr-en Of Che firm Of olson & Mohoron. me mission agents Of Juneau. onc J Humphreys. selling Hills Bros pfc foe.-Hydor Miner.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
LOCAL RESTAURANT IS
 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

FroI'a pnce. u restaurant on Front srcc. ha bean sold by .H oNnor Frod sronrer t1 Mn. MyrIo cm.E who win ase .huee whom tho rc.- nman. onna for nuHuc Monday mornue s.hroneor contracted pneumonia several mon.ha ago and has mover fully recovered and has beeu ordered to n duor climate by hIa doctor Hc win leave loon tor Nenanl accompanied by Mrf schron- ser.
 Nrs Cu'e has had considerable experience in che rraawunt hur.no having h..n engaged in .ha. work for .ha pms. Ian ro and win hc .Ia.aI by hor brother Gaorr. w. Ueek who win hold Ihe position ol chef The r.aaunu. win bo known a Cru.a r'ace.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
WOMAN's CLUB WILL
 IMPROVE PLAYGR0Ul Ds

meeting ot Che Juneau Wom'ns Club held In Che council chamber Of Che City Hall Wednesday afternoon
 a tentative program for Che con .ng club year was drawn up. Tho wo public ploygrounds which were given fo tho children by Che club In ill6 are to be put In shape for Che sum- mer. A committee was appointed Go attend to Che matter and will report at tho next meeting, when on e.ec- lion Of officers will also take place.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29

Tho Governors office has been ap- nosiod Go for aid In Che search for. or information in regard Co. Martin GibIn. a seaman, who was laet heard
 from in 1916 from San Francisco. and about .o leave for Alaska. Any Information in regard Go his present whereabouts. or if doad Che date and pinco of death. should bo sent Go One Governors 01Ico. Juneau Alaska. This data ia desired by hia brother in order Chat on estate may be closed.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
WEATHER BUREAU NOW
 ON CHICKEN RIDGE

The office of Che u. S. Weather Bureau is being moved from it old location to ln new home in tho house formerly occupied by Dr. LO. sloane on Juneau Heights, better known as Chicken Ridge" Much difficulty is being experienced In Foen.ne mp Che work Of tho bureau, Che reading of Che instruments, etc., while Che work is being done. How cvcr Che bureau win be running with iu customary efficiency in a day 0r two.
 M B Summers. chief of tho weather bureau, win make his homo iu Che now location. ag win also his
 assistant Mr. scotthorn.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
COAST GUARD CUTTER
 RETURNS FR0N CRUISE

H.. ... UI.. .ua
 returned % from Io-lay
 .o.. m. o..l. coast O. .hc r.ra.... .. IT. n.eHha.0ooi o. s.. s. HI ..r. again neN. wed. tor I.. "HHI where she uu e1 Prince william Sound
 uM. IT. Uu " In DOT, rrmH. ... crow who's. on..H.- u.r. I.r. .r..H VII. ha l.a.rus- I .nI U..- W...I men win ne taken o0 II. ... rH.a Hl .loy cap
 rr Inn. UH.. arc. One -aHou ..U. .. |I- per
 . .'E .n .'t per
 month. .. t'i month. ... m steward ..o... 9-. month. ... warrant o... steward ..00. .bN per month .. ...alal. ..IH- rruI rI. H. month.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
MORE MEN EMPLOYED
 AT ALASKA JUNEAU

E. q. Wburn. shiit bose for tm Alaaka Juneau Mining Company re- turned rueday from Hydor wta l0 hard rock minors who aso to bo employed I'm Che mine.
 According to p. R. Bradley hard rock miners arc becoming scarce aul It haa boon necessary Go get One men required from One gurr0unninE camna Tho Alaan Juneau Mining Company win atart operating three sh.fa May l
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
EVERYTHING SET
 FOR HAY DAY DANCE

Tho Auxiliary 0f Afford John Bradford Post No. [ Tho American Legion. has aI arrangements com- n'ated for Che bis dance to be given Monday night May Day. and from Che advance ale of tickets Che auc- cess ol One cron. ie lrcd
 Music for Ono May Day dance W'I be mnsheI by Ono Wooitar orchcs- ta and ihc oront win takc place in che Eh hdL A good umc .s prom .ed au who attend and from pres ent indications Che commod.ous hall win ha taxed to ia luu capacity
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
AMERICAN LEGION POSE
 PLANS TO ERECT BUILDING

Al. I.... John Hr'I. u.I Post Nu uI The American ao. hold Tn One E'.. nu Iau
 I.. .r.rM. wa. decided Hat oHa- H... .H. n.0..'. from m cn.or.r.n- monte. m... U... would nr .'
 d. n.u. mnl which. when ...H.. been .r.I. win 0e u.0 u. .r... . H...u. Tn. .H. ms. o. m. I. |. m..". Wa. uHH.n'.f won ..I.. ... crow. .Nn- Che H.I Tn ...U Pour mo" c
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
EL ND0 NINE TO BE
 SCENE OF ACTIVITY

nanU.n I " Cam oI Che |. NIan Gold Mining Company Ww .n town ne carly nar. o. tna WooE Tor iho nurnoe O. enraene n crow of -' mon .n work .t Che m.no Mr. Cam a.. n. 1t H Che nrooHl mlon- Hon u. .no company Io run InIoo mIu nH rron and drro about 900 fec. o. uuneI
 According .o Mr. Cnnn. .H. HIul- CIIcHa.oI Gold Mining Company I now h.n. run WIth one .hIll and only Hrc O. One ten stamps Wo be- ing operated.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
CHCHAG0T TEE
 SICK W JUNEAU

Emil N0n n young .n-. aho na. been employed at tHe cf.- rHn.r. min. ur-I recently. when ur. r0uh.. compelled him .' ...
 . .u. HH h. tome " r for 0 .u. Arr
 wen. Iau- m.. .n... V. H.r. HHr taken to Che 'H.n... from m. Manhattan ho.e. WHo-. a' u bee. .0HHrr since coming .. town
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
rREnAssERs MUST vAcArE

Comm.aoucr Frlmo has received notice from District Attorney shoun hat roanoaors on Che refervol a.r.p along Che boundary line mu1t move. and chat further ,roanass.us win re- rIf in prosecutions Ryder Miner
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE
 NOW N NEW QUARTERS

.. moving ..
 .. m. I.r..u Mr. Hou. into che comm .. ...-. room .. H.. 00. .u. r. M previous location has H... completed and . rrm.. open m. Hu h. had Monday afternoon and evening May !. whom e. r. Na.n....n e.... H.I h. served .r.. II. . u.0r mn. HN.e..H. mH..
 . h. |..oHr.I Tn. now ..or. Y.
 .- H..'Iu.r.0a ..r ..e .'. 'l ... r.'u.. .. ... popular s l candy
 ...H E.H ur. uH-'.....e .N.Hr fae. r..r Installed In Che now s.or. uH... excellent se-ue. vii. ne U.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-29
RESIDING OFFICER
 NEEDED FOR ALASKA
Chief Forester VI B Greeley 0ui- hres Policy for Administering
 Aass. hHais

rn. uu...n. by W. n cr..'.. chic. .. m. IT s Forest s.-... ..u. .nr..r.I n many papers t.r.u r.u. n. east and WH ... m..n. o. ......ne considerable M. ....n Tn n. r.r.oH
 Two una .aoa Alaska should h. clearly unt.r.n.I tn.l hH r. o1l... form or. o. In. ..I.I .r......r.I .o. uI Che United s.... and .H.t -. per cent ID. ..o. .....s HHH.." owned O" .... count. m. I.IU.0Hm ID. t- ra.r |. n matter of nuhI. concern .. H. .u.. measure. 0. nuH'. responsibility Tn. nr.n..m u. I'.. now .. apply common
 . efficiency ID nu... au.- U
 r.. .rIH.-. for m. develop. .. Ia... m. boon ..l EE.- r . r..uI. for Ono utilization .. H.. .n... her .r.r. ucr .s- ...... .H.. her m." 0 .. ... .. and H.r W.'.. . Additional .e'.U.. uu .. . r..... HU.U ... ". .....r... t.. u- and rHu.
 M...u. H r.-neu.l. tH. .. .. ........ ... product. .u. -. ...... ... Interior forests. Corr
 wrinkle. .....a.. u..
 . law. H... Ironing oHI
 
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 . ". ... unified policy .'r I ..... I..r. ..... .. ... ..r... . govern. ..... ...... HH. .I .H. rein.
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 .... ."..r ..r. la.aor.g .o VI. .. ... ground n. wtn Hr.a discretion -. .HHrrr federal law. .. ..... condition.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-Furniture Storage Call
Dewitt Grocery Co 49, If
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WANTED-Man to take care of side
e ak on Canal street. Address Box
StA. Brattleboro. 24I-249
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WANTED-Competent woman for
. neral housework Mrs. J. r. Ryder,
iphone 100 247-249
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LOST.

LOST-Monday on Main or Canal
SITS, Weed tire chain. Paul Estey.
24S-tf
LOST-In Guilford or Vernon, two
fox hounds-a male and a female-black
and tan. Collars marked H. A. Reed"
Reward. H. A. Reed, East Mortified.
Tel 60. 247-251
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WANTED-Laundress at the Melrose
HosnitaI Tel POI. 23S-tf
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WANTED-An experienced cook and
woman to assist in kitchen. fl High st:
PATTI
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Yellow-eye beans. De
Witt Grocery Co. 1oo-u
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stainless Steel JdCKhLilNCS
Stainless Steel Carving Sets
Stainless Steel Table Knives
Stainless Steel Table Forks
Stainless Steel Table Cutlery
Empire Jackknives
Wiss Shears and Scissors
Universal Vacuum Bottles
Universal Lunch Kits
Universal Percolators
Universal Tea Ball Tea Pots
Universal Toasters
Universal Electric Irons
Universal Electric Heaters
Universal Curling Irons
Pyrex Ware and Holders
Eveready Flashlights - the
complete line, including the
long-lived Eveready bat
teries
Winslow Skates
Spalding Skates
Shoe Skates for men and
women - the finest line
ever shown in Brattleboro.
Hockey Sticks. Spalding make
Hanson Scales-buy her one
for Christmas, they are
good ones
Autostrop Fafety Razors-the
best shaving instrument l
know of-priced from 81
to $3.50
Gillette Razors, Gem Razors,
Eveready Razors, Penn
Razors, Durham Duplex
Razors, Straight Razors
and razor accessories
Twinplex Razor Shoppers
Good Fishing Tackle - al
ways acceptable
Carpenters Tools, Machinists'
Tools. Automobile Tools
all standard lines and
every one fully warranted.
Genuine Stillson Pipe
Wrenches, G. T. D. New
Model Pipe Wrench, Goes
Wrenches, P. S. & w.
Wrenches
Yankee Screwdrivers, Good
clip ratt ScrewdriverS,
Stanley and others
Tools for nearly every pur-
pose, including one of the
most necessary but seldom
used-snow shovels.
The above are suggestions
for Christmas Gifts - there
are others in this little store
that may interest you - call
and look 'em over.
CHAS. =. MANN
80 Main TEL. 80 3S Main
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FOUND.

FOUND-SmalI wallet containing
check and sum of money. Inquire John
Baker, Haskell Garage. 24S-250*
FOUND-Sunday, Dec. 10, three
colored hound wearing plain collar
Owner may have dog by proving prop
erty and paying for this ad. w. J
Hawkins. Tel 6S7-W. 24S-249*
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Six geese. Emil Schatz-
mann, Ames Hill 247-249*
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FOR SALE-Second hand baby car
rage Tel. 2S7-R. 244-tf
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-01
r

A birthday party in honor of
Blanche Garcia, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Antoine Garcia of Waikiki, Maui
who is visiting in the city, was given
from 2 to 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon by Dorothy Puanani, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N. Downey
at the home of the parents, 1121 Gu
lick avenue, Kalihi according to the
report in the Honolulu Advertiser.
during the afternoon the friends of
the young girl enjoyed themselves
with dancing, music and games, ice
cream and cake being served.
In addition to the young hostess
and her honor guest there were pres
ent, among others, Katherine Zoller,
Oinah Dunn, Marion Schroeder, Alma
and Lily Silen, Maude Allen, Vivian
Bennett, Bernardine, Marion and
Randolph Borges, Thomas N. Dow
ney, Jr.; Albert and Edward Zoller
and Richard Allen.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-01
DINNER

Clarence Pereira celebrated a birth.
day Saturday evening with a Chinese
dinner served at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Pereira
on Main Street, Waikiki. Distinctly
oriental were all of the decorations of
the house and the table, even TO the
place cards and the theme was car.
ried on into the playing of Chinese
records on the Victrola when the
young guests took their seats at the
table and by the singing of a Chinese
song by Sam Tong. Dancing and
games until 1890 followed the much
enjoyed feast. The guests were
Misses Verna Hutton, Helen, Esther
and Jessie Palmatier, Eva, Peggy and
Emily Rodrigues, Grace Schraeder,
Christine Williams, Lydia Costa and
Ruth and Sadie Whitehead, and
Messers Clarence Pereira, Arthur and
Ralph Baldwin, Leslie Weight, Rich
ard and David Penhallow, Sam Tong,
Guy Goodness, Edmond Rogers,
Frank Sommerfeld, Edward Hau, Al
fred Rego, Edwin and Stephen
Pereira and Buster and Buddie
Crabbe.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-08-01
FOR DEPARTING FRIEND

In honor of Miss Christine Williams
who Don will leave for the mainland
to attend college, Miss Helen Palma
tier entertained on Friday evening.
Eight of Miss Williams closest
friends had been invited to dinner
and invitations were issued to other
friends for the evening which was
spent in dancing and at cards and
parlor games and other forms of en-
tertainment including singing. Punch
and cake were served as refresh
ments.
Those attending were: Misses
Christine Williams, Helen Jessie and
Esther Palmatier, Verna Hutton,
Dorothy Davis, Ruth and Sadie
Whitehead, Inez Mehlhop, Eva Rodri-
CUES, Rosalie Rego, Clara Camara
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmatier, Mrs. Mar
tinson and Mrs. Herbert and Messers.
Arthur and Ralph Baldwin, Guy Good
ness, Sterling Hebert, Carlos Glidden,
Emil Davies, Leslie Weight, David
and Richard Penhallow, Clarence
Pereira, William Mountcastle, Sam
Tong, Frank Sommerfeld, Edward
Rogers and Fred Pogue.