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fHl HHoM, III re ~ y
Restries Rain, all efs sA4lnnsapoltl, lrs
Ispshding 4 lev days AT thktr hnthAs
and Visiting friends. .sss
A splendid concert was. given on
Monday evening OF last week at the
Norwegian lutheran church by the
StH Olaf college musicians. The at
tendance was very small on account
Of the rain and bad roads.
The. Fisher England band gave an
open-air concert on Thursday evsRing
of last week. After the cenestt 4
short husiness meeting was held at
the ]. 90. +; hall.
The Woman'gf Club MET -last wesk
at the home OF Mrs: p. Balm. Tho
club could not carry an the work
It had planned hecause the material
did not arrive. i VII meet again ii
two weeks at the Nhenae of Mrs.
Brewster and all the members are
urged, to be Rresent. it
Miss Estslie Leslie has arrived from
Jackson, MinH. where she was public
school music supervisor the past Year.
She. wal aecomranied by her cousin,
Aldps Campbell Of. Twin Valley, and
both are guests at the home Of theif
grandparents. Mr.. and MES. T. Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM, Hamilton and
family and Miss Nellie Quigley LETT
last week" for Bsrnidji. where they
will spend q few days visiting.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-22
Employment lncreased
In Majority Of Cited
Groups OF Industries

Washington, July 21-Employment
figures forthe twelve principal groups
Of manufacturing industries announc-
ed today by the bureau of labor sta
tisttcs Of the department Of labor
showed an increase fer the year end
Ing last June in eight and a decrease
In four. The largest increases were
8e.l per cen for, the iron and steel
tnaustry, 3o.5 per cent for car build
Ing aFd repairing and s1.a for AUTO
mabiles' while the greatest decreases
were shown for cotton manufactur-
ing 2b.1 per cent and silk 1913.
FFoF the month from May to June
theFe was an increase In employment
in ten industries and a decrease in
TIVE: The iron and steel industry
sH9Wed an Increase OF SO per cent;
automobiles ~ per cent; cor build
INF and repairing, 60, and mems
clethtrs s:4.' with other increases
Tanslng within one per cent, while
the decreases yer 2.e. per cent in
silkk and oqe-half Of one per cent in
hosiery and Underwear.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-22

District Court. Upheld
In Manslaughter Case

Word was received here Friday that
the MinHssata sypreme eeurt had sus-
tanned the-a9hvietion Of Arthur Pear.
sen Of Crepksten, who had appealed
fram q verdict af 2 Polk county dis
trict court, jury which found him
guilty of maRslaughter in the second
degree in connection with the death
Of Mrs. P%eaFsoa's infant child.
At the time OF the trial the case
aroused q great deal of interest here
ana elsewhere throughout Polk coun-
~.
The decision Of the supreme court
recalls the sensational details Of the
casa against Nj. ana Mrs. Pearson.
Mrs. Pearson is at} present serving q
seRtence In the Waman's detention
home, at Shakopee.
The beds, OF q baby alleged to have
been born tesMrs,' Pearson was found
on The roof of a Crokston hotel q
year age last. February. Mr.. Pearson,
who HAD just. married Mrs. Pearson,
was saidb y his wife not to be the ia.
Their of the child. In separate trials,
both Mr.. j. ndMrs. Pearson were
found guilty Of manslaughter.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-22
EAST SIDE BRIEFS

Mrs. Robert Blair and son. Robert.
Jr.. Of: Devils Lake! will spend q. few
days here visiting friends: and rela-
HIVES. - ~ >,.
Mrs. Louis Borchers of!this city was
taken suddenly i'll Friday evening and
removed to a Grand Forks hospital.
Miss Gladys .Lystad returned this
morning from Bemidji, Mimi, where
she has spent two weeks outing with
friends.
Oscar Smith, Immigration commits
sioner OF Minnesota, and Ray r.
Chase, state auditor, were; in the city
Friday on business matters.
Mrs. Christ: Amundson< returned
this morning from Wisconsin. where
she has spent a month visiting with
relatives. 3 ~
The East Side baseball crew will
day AFTERNOON in the Pickett park.
it. was announced today. This is the
first Of q series of games to deter
mine the home talent cchampionship
team Of North Dakota and Minnesota.
a sen was born to School spperin-
tendent and Mrs. NJ. c. Hayes, at a
Grand Forks Aaspitaal, Friday even
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Harrington of
Big RaRidg, s. D., who have been Wis
iting friends here n at Nerthland
for z fey days, have returned to their
heme: they are making the trip BY
! motor.
The birth Of 4 baby girl. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs.. q. chambers. 2os Ram
sey street. THURSDAY afternoon; was
announced yesterday. ~
The Sacred Heart, Women's society
WilI ssFye. a dinner sunday noon at |
grounds, and supper will be served at
e'cleek IN the evening, according to
an announcement made Friday.
, Miss Dorothy. Graber~ef Bemidji is
visiting at the home Of Mr.: and Mrs.
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GRAND FORKS
FAIR 70 OPEN
NEXT MONDAY
@(continued from PaRe !

$lContlnued from rage -
ana it vim be fo!laved hy = general
fhs sesspiess program for the
EeSk.. Including the scaptests and
Judging events az we'll as the enter
tainment numbers follows:
Monday, Jply n, .1saa.
8 a. m.-Gatss epsn.
8 q. m.-Ju4ginG 'ef tdehasytic Sci
enee. fruits, sewers and derry pre-
duets. s.
,, m.----Autemopile races and
al. sIh.z7-JpdginE Of babies health
%esltsrsncs \ each day concluding on
4p. m.-Flrsw'orks spectacle, ."Mys-
tiexChine." hippodrome and Fireworks
disRlay III front of the srandstand.>
FaesAey. July IS, 1891.
8 q, m.--Gqtes open.
9 2. ra.-Judging Of cattle and
s:15 4. m.=-old settlers meet to
elect enieers.
To- .. m.-Juagins of minerals,
apiary, farm products and Farm
1880 p. m.-Judging Of cattle and
1s"ae' DDoS ""u oI
club. .%
1:45 %ps m.-Harness races Merch-
ants $4,000. stake raee; vaudeville.
s p. m.-Fireworks sPtctacle, "Mys-
TIC China" hinpodroms and fireworks
dtsplay in front Of the grandstand.
Wednesday, July ~, 1922.
;, Minnesota Day.
8 a.>m.-4Gates open. /,
80 =: m.-Band concert, by Bye
IA land Mimi, band. "
IA 10:45 a. m.-Reception for Red
Lake Falls, Warren, Greeksten and
East Grand Forks delegations.
I:aH}%a. m.--North Dakota. relay;
half mile dash, race by amateurs, 22e
yard and. 100 yard dash. 4
3 p. m.~-Harness races, vaudeville
4 p.-m.-Tug-of-war, Polk county
vs.. Grand Forks county.
8 p. m.-FirsWprks spectacle, ".Mys-
tic. China" .hipppdrome and fireworks
Thursday, July p, 1922.
Homecoming Day.
3 a. m.~-Gates open.
8 q. m.-Stoek judging.
2 b. m.-Harness' races, vaudeville,
band CONCERT. tt'
p; m.-Fireworks spectacle, "Mys-
In, l4SAQ p oii oaiA y AS
display in front of the grandstand.
Friday, July %. 1922.
8 a. m.-Gates open. =
10 a. m.-LBand concert.
2 p. m.-North Dakota $1,000 stalks
race. - ,s
4:3o p. m.-Big stock parade.
s p. m.-Fireworks spectacle, "MEs:
tic China" ~hippodrpme and fireworks
display in front Of the grandstand.
SATURDAY, duly 20, 1929.
North Dakota Derby pay.
s q: m:-Giates open.
1880 a. m.-Band concert. /"
Las p. m.-Band concert.
2 p. n.--Rupning races, f2.Q9e IL
purses. halt mile. three-fourths mile
seYeR=etFhths mile and one and one.
Ssp. m.-Fireworks spectacle "Mys:
tic Ghtna,' hippedrome and fireworks
display IN fEent Of the srandstand.
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Trial Of Street Rail
Way Head Opens Today

Minneapolis, Jnly~21.-TEial of civ
il contempt proceedings against Hor-
{ Lowry, president, and is other
officers and directors of the Twin
City Rapid Transit company. will be.
gin in the Hennepin county district
court here tomorroW, Judge F. M. Nye
late today denying a motion to dis
miss the action:
The action vat brought by the city
Of Minneapolis which is seeking GER
tain information from the company's
books relative TO valuation proceed
ings by the city.
The city recently secured a. per-
emptery writ of mandamus ordering
the company to produce all its books.
The city contends that all the data
it seeks is not forthcoming.
The company operates the street car
systems in the Twin Cities.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-22
NORTH DAKOTANS
IN GRAND FORKS

a.- ~ -a"F- ny. .aHHr=a #s+-ZEt H.E. ~ ~
From Fairdah-Maier T~orEeson.
From Miclhigap-M. a. johnson.
FROM Cav.uer-e. A. James, ". L.
Johns.
Frem Ea1nbass-e. 9, R.r.e:
Fsatn Maten-A. F. Elliott.
From .Crysta4---A. ]. Matter, Guy
M. Jameson.
From Wahalla-Arthur Buchand.
!. From Graftea-D. E. christianson.
From Walum-John Rrotsa.
Frem Willow City-Mr:a and AIRS. e.
j. johnson.
From Bismarck-T, Deuhunt.
From Pembina-P. D. slassrman.
From Cando-Mrs. Harry Lord,
George G. Lord.
From Kempte0-9tto Rpraas. :
From ~Mccann.-w1liaY Mcharen.
From Wildroee-MH. (. H. sar.
helm.
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WHAT GRAND FORKS PEOPLE
WEERE DOING
THIRTY YEARS AGO

Ths heew wind yesterday blew
deEn the railroad windmill and
EPsstsre The cold weather blasts
come asain, thu stectric street car
VIII !be 4 psrmsneRtStm Improvement pR-
:a y thesstFssta n Grad Forks.
The city sesmls In he overrun by q
;class es t9Hehs Yhp are bent upon
vr.ey \. 6Anss .ad :. d. Copper.
sYREeme 1enfeseIt ettyes. ana Il. K.
EaSA1ells and II. NShirley. Delegates,
returned fr9M the Grand Lodge Of
the IKniEhts ef Pythias at casseltoH,
/. 1. WinsInan Of Devils Lake IL
ut the Hotel Northern.
II thsre Ii rapid rscedins ct thu
Req River tomorrow citixeny should
fnet heepFne alarmed. asi!.'Prof.." Aus.
TN cohtAnaplatss 4 hshfng cruise.
sspssnsss 80. u sslllet II =
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DENIED

MadiRon, Wis, July 21.-CitiZenship
to two persons was denied by the
hureEu Of naturalization in Washing
ton based on charges contained In
assistant United States district Attpr-
Ney In Madison. They were Michael
Joseph Hennigan, native Of Ireland,
now OF Monroe. Wis, and Frieda
Charlotte Anderson. native of Swe-
den, Soy Of Superior. Wis.
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League Invites Germany
10 Seat On Committee
CIV The Associated Press,

London. July 21.-The council OF
the League of Nations today decided
10 invite Germany to appoint a mem.
Der on the Leagues health commit.
tee.
Appreciation was expressed for the
gift of tS25,00O by the American Red
Cross for control Of epidemics.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-22
WILLIAM ], BRYAN TO
AID BROTHER WHO
SEEKS ~GQVERNORSHlP
(By The Associated Pres,

81 = u Wy NC 1SSOCldlSon EEG483Et.-lsNA "a
Omaha, Neb.. July 2l.-Charles a.
Randall, Of Randolph, had aiiead OF
337 over Adam McMullen, Of Bsatrice.
for the Republican guhernaterial aom'
nation when ! ~. Ct + states 1915
hrectnets which rspFssentsdaaii n
ties of the state, included .473 reported
to the Associated Press as Official *
we'll as three large counties COM
pleted except for q sRqall bNgRher OF
mall votes yet to be counted nnderr
the absent voters law, and gave the
following votes: Randall. A1,3ely
McMqlren, 4s,s1@. 7r'
\. ~ .==-
lincoln. Neb.. July 2L.-In a tele-
EFam received today fFsfns htS brother,
William jennings Bsyan. ths infSrIna.
s!eg, y slysR thst the tevsaes ssere-
for Charles w. Rryan, norninne of.ths
DeNacrattc pssty Tor the saics Of
governor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-22

Milwaukee, July 22.-Renewed vio-
7lenee in the shppmen's strike &c
Pabie. = : bqiierMaEsr, T ,orem. nae sms
ployed in the yards 7of the Chicago
and northwestern read. was beaten by
five e Fhe attackers fled. .leay-
ing the unconscious foreman in the
gutter
Fable suffered broken arm ana
numerous other bruises and laeera.
tions Of the head.
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TALK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RaTr.
New York, July sMs11-iso I. FfyHn,'
mssssss e Ril sIsRaeg sh!esse
intended to n4st JaeklKs1fnS. sJack
Deripbsy's rn4naKer, IN Detroit sfnynnr-
yeAkf KY the fsaFpbts ep1 sifhfnfSl AftissSs
Aiss.}ss sslsg. Ilsssaaa I AsssSss.as
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Temporary Injunction.

- ~ei!leoFHry
MINNEAPOLIS. July 22.-The first
temporary Injunction against striking
railreaa shopmen in Minnesota was
lis today by Judge Wilbur F.. Beoth,
when he signed an order forbiddine
striking shopmeH Of the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad from fnterfar-
ing in any way with the operation Of
the company's shop at Winona.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-22
HOOPER AND
TW'O SENATORS
-sas MEET HARDING
(Geatnued from uage j.

(CDaAlnued from u4Se >l+3=.S j.
Fremont, Nfb., wsheire more than a
hundred Of the city's business and
professional men were deputized !, as
peace officers and escorted back into
town eleven non-qnion employees of
the Chicago land Northwestern rail
way who were said to have been driv-
en- out by strike sympathizers. Il
Injunctions were issued to tbs Mis-
souri, Pacific and st. Louis San Fran
cisco railroads at Kansas. City, and
petitions We're filed for injunctiens at
Atlanta by tnF Seabaard Air Line and
Western and Atlantic RAILROADS. and a
suit was filed by six labor Leaders at
Kansas City, Kans., questioning the
jurisdiction of the Kansas court Of
industrial relations over the shop
mems strike. The plaint1ns in the
character and not subject to state
law.
While Officials Of the maintenance
mems union at Detroit desire punish-
ishing meHabeEs Of their Unions who
had struck without SANCTION, main
tenanee men Of the Pepuyslvania, be-
tween Portage and Altoona, Pa. walk
J ed oGt in protest against a wage cut.
f, At Spokane, Wash, an embargo wa
placed on perishable freight ana live
stock.
Chicago. July s2.-The strike OF
1900 clerk IN the Chicago and North
western railroad has been postponed
for the time being at least, according
to reports reaching the U. S. rail
road labor board this afternoon. The
company is reported to have made
some Concessions % ~
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@SI-
NAFS
4ANAS
$50
Ge%
Ie.nperature, %. :.
Maximun1. ~ hours, 81.
minimum, e q 81:
Precipitation, ~ hours, .Os.
barometer, reduced, 29.7S.
y
$3.50 =T==T
EY,st fuas. u..r,.n. xusne.A ~,
o'A.---sSSy.
Danca a@ Rvo sat;rday Sri,h+
Music Nv s;heli,s threeSniscS
tra-A6y. @
--
beneat ~ EaS.retar shon era ia
,M,,sia NV tho .Ens AZ Es.la VII. a
-
Nipot Man Henc-Philip Myers, Mi
not RESTAURANT man, we a visitor here
ee'' efa'ns : r.eay sVe'
Big Barn Dance-July 22d. at Stu
art Walsh. farm, 4 1-2 miles south of
lDuna house. Music by Casey's or
chestra.-Ady.
Special MeetingMThere will be a
special meeting of Brotherhood Of
! RailWay Irainmen, sunday, July %.
S. A.. johnson, president-Adv.
-
nesday ana Saturday night; straet
car service: music by Enard,s orches.
ira. Let's go!-Adv. -
-
Home for Fair--Secretary Blaip Of
the Commercial club said to-day that
fair visitors in case they should be
, -
Traffic Lines Marked-Traffic lines
have been marked on the business
streets Of the city to guide visiting
PARKING, etc.
Marinello Beauty Slop-Marcel
waving, shampoaing, hair dyeing, re-
moval of hair. warts and moles; cleo
trolysis. scalp treatments and facials.
-
The Finest Residence Lot left in the
very choicest residential district of
Grand Forks for sale by E. a. Flad-
land. Price reasonable. Residence lots
will double in price very soon.-Adv.
-. -
pastor Of the Bethany Lutheran
church, will talk at an outdoor meet
ing of Lutheran young people at
Oslo, Mimi, on Sunday afternoon.
''f.. --n-' ',f| ..'ET~'-
Bank CleaHngaHGrand Forks bank
Aclearings for the week ending July
+. 20 were >si,303,127, compared with
$l,24S,3S1.39 for the same Week q
= year ESQ. Last weeks clearings were
s1'Ss2,4s6.
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Big Barn Dance-July 22d, at Stu
art Walsh. farm, 4 1-2 miles south of
hound house. Music by Casey's or
chestra.-Ady,
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Special Meettnsss7Ihsrs VIZ be 2
: Railway I'rainmen, Sunday, July %.
S. A. Johnson, president-Adv.
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sssftsnnhef yheat n sa}ltaf n n
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Dance at Fair Pavilion every We'd
nesday and Saturday night; straet
ear service; music BY Emard's orches-
ira. Let's go!-Adv.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Harrington of
Big RaRids, S. D., who have been Wis
iting frtends here and at Nerthland
fer 2 fey: days, have returned to their
heme; they are making the trip BY
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BiFst Glass Painters WSpted
.1verson & SoR.-=-Ady.

Mipot Man Herc-Philip Myers. Mi
not restaurant man, was q visitor here
between trains Friday evening.
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Homo for Fair-secretary Biain Of
the Commercial club said taday that
the club had a good list Of rooms Tor
fair visitors in case they should be
needed, 81
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The birth Of 4 baby girl. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Chambers. 2os Ram
sey street. Thursday afternoon; was
announced yesterday. -
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Traffic Lines Marked-Traffic lines
have been marked on the business
streets of the city to guide visiting
%autoists in regard to making turns,
BARKING etc
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-12

woodard when the winter Sports,
Shrine. Festivals and Ballet Of Rus
ala will be the subject Of study. Mrs
Howard 8. Yeager, assisted by Mrs. I. .
P. vories. Mrs. J. r. Wilson. Mrs. j.
N. Woodard. will conduct the lesson.
f + +
The Now-A-Day club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs J. H. Roy
when an interesting review Of yes
tesdays In Washington" by Mrs s.
Lockwood was given by Mrs. w. o.
Peterson.
The Fortnghtly club will meet next
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Aaron
Sonneborn in the grill room of the Con-
Eress hotel when the following pro-
gram win be presented:
Current Events-Lcador, Mrs. c. s.
Essex. assisted by Mrs. N. J. Nuttcn.
Suggestions for program for 1S12-1a23.
Paper" Eminent Men and Women OF
colorado ....................
Mrs. William Barber. assisted by Mrs.
J. p. Stratton.
Vocal Solo--"Colorado' ............
Observation-Disclosures Mrs. W. r. Rich
Mrs. A. d. Forbush win speak on the
subject of 'EDos Mills
r +
Tho Magar society will meet at the
homo OF Mrs. N. FERN. 1909 Lake Ave-
nue.. Wednesday afternoon. February
18th. Mrs. FERN, Mrs. Onandt and Mrs.
Nellie Jones wifi be hostesses. All o.
f. $. cordially invited.
+ + +
The regular meeting of the woman
club will be held In the homs OF Mrs
r n. Slayer Wednesday afternoon.
February Is. when the subject OF
Economics" Will be discussed with
this program:
Roll Call ...-......... Current Events
Public Health Problerns .......-..
-.........-.........M Mrs. w. L. Rva>rn
Child Labor laws Mrs 7. Smith
Minimum Wage for Women .....-..
...................M Mrs. Z. 3. Havcr
Women in Industry and Effect on
Family Lifc" .....Mrs. II. C. Noble
Reading.
&. = Z
The Sineteenth Century club will
give Valentine tea in the home OF
Mrs. T. J. Brown next Tuesday after
noon when the guests will call between
the hours of 2:so and $50 O'Clock.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-12

Chapters. D. A. r.. have sent out in
yitations to their annual luncheon TO
be given on Saturday February Is, at
l o'clock In the Congress Hotel.
r. !. r
Mrs. r. J. Rosenauer and Mrs. J..
Wyeth Pope extended their hospitality y
a.t Bridge party in the homo OF Mrs.
Pope "wednesday afternoon when
pleasAnt social moments wers enjoyed.
afternoon at a thimble tea in the home
OF Airs Rosenauer.
+ +
Mrs. J. III. Voornees entertained a
few friends Informally In her home
Tuesday afternoon when games OF
Bridge whist afforded diversion.
tcrtained at n thimble party In her
home Friday afternono. Red tulips
and Valentine adornings frightened
the rooms and while some Of the
guests enjoyed games at five tables.
others visited happily over their
ncedlework. Later. delectablo refresh
menta were served. the hostess being
assisted by Mrs. T. l.. Lewis. Miss Nell
II. Orman and Miss Mildred Leo.
4. r
Mrs. Il. j. Rosonaucr entertained a
few friends informally At . Bridge
party yesterday afternoon in her homo.
Diversion was found in games played
q. three tnbicN.
!. !. +
Tho Ladies' Aid society of Sacred
Heart orphsnaEc Will be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. r.. r.
Brown. Mrs. Joseph Russ. Mrs. ]. r.
Farley and Mrs. Joseph Snedeo in
Fishers hall. 32sis South Union ave-
nue..
y.
Tho members OF tho Golf club will
enjoy an informal dancing party on
Thursday evening, February is
I. r +
Tho Arkansas Valley and Pu,b,o
chapters. D. A. r.. will give their an
nuai luncheon Saturday. February IS.
a. O'Clock in the Congress hotel.
III. Beta Tau bei;. sorority will
give a .,heater party at tho Grand
Tuesday evening.
Tho regular meeting Of the Pueblo
Chapter. d. a. r.. will no held next
Saturday afternoon in tho Congress
hotel Immediately after the annual
luncheon.
The Rotary club will entertain the
teachers Of both districts Wednesday
averaging, February e. instead OF
February 16 as previously announced
\ playlet win be given In the Steel
Works auditorium as entertainment.
after which dancing viii be enjoyed.
+ + +
There viii be board meeting OF the
Pueblo Chapter, -. n. r., in the homo
of Mrs NJ. u. Thatcher. the regent.
next Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
i. = T.
Miss Irene Pa,chen entertained
few of her girl friends Saturday after
noon. Music and dancing were en-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-12

joyed. after which refreAhrnsnts were
served TO the following: Dorothy Jewel.
Frances Buchanan. Eleanor Taylor,
Grace Spencer. neutrality-suspicious.
Marion Nathan. LeotA lAndcrs. KAth-
crime and Tursa DAmmann. Dorothy
Mcrtz. Helen Robinaon. Edwina True
man and Mamie HAmifn.
+ + +
Coiumbins class Of Northern Avenue
Methodist church. had dinner at 8
O'Clock Friday evening At the home
of Miss Cora Wise. The table was dec
GRATED with swest peas. pink and
white. those being the class colors.
Covers were laid for the following:
Misses Laura Peterson. GLADYS and
May Munksr. Alta ParAntino. Dorothy
johnson, ImoGens 0rinnAge, Cora
Wise. MrS. J. B. Elaworth, teacher OF
the clsss: Mrs. A. Munker and ~. and
Mrs. II. o. Wise.