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Evening star., 1922-11-24
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

:. GARRICK-Henriet Crosman, III
..Nobody's Fool''; performance at s:3t
pm.
PRESIDENT - "Smilin' Through
fsecond week., at $3.50. .-...
kEITH's-Mitty and Tlllic, vaude-
vile, at els and SIS pm.
, BELASCO-"Midnigh FOUNDERS,
vaudeville, ut 2:15 and s:1a pm.
COSMOS - Fairyland Frolics,
vaudeville. at 3, $50 and pm.
STRAND-Scotch Revue. vaudeville
at $50 $50 and 9 pm.
GAYETY-"Giggles, burlesque, at
2:15 and Sis pm.
COLUMBIA-Rodolp Valentino, IN
The Young Rajah." photopIay. al
I0:3o am. 1920, 2:DJ, i:o5. $3.50, 1855
and 9:35 pm,
METROPOLITAN" of the
Dust with Miriam Cooper. at 1l:3e
am. 1880, $3.50. $50, 1850 and $3.50 PM
RIALTO-Gloria Swanson, in THE
Impossible Mrs. Bellew," at 1890 a.in.,
1870, $3.50, $50. 1880 and $50 pm.
PALACE-"Youth to Youth" at
1895 am, 1920. 2:1e, 4:l0, 6, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
SEEK RENT CHANGE.
Lonsdale Apartment Owners Want
Present Schedules Revised.

Owners of the Lonsdale apartment
house, 2133 California street north
west, have petitioned the District
Rent Commission to set a schedule
OF reasonable rents for the fifty
apartments in the building, the pre-
sumption being that present rentals
are not affording the owners a sufii-
cient return on their investment.
The commission has never received
any previous petitions from tenants
or owners of the Lonsdale. In ac-
cordance with the usual procedure in
such cases, the occupants and owners
will be summoned to appear at {;
public hearing before the commission
and present testimony for or against
the request for a higher rate.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

Wilson Normal Center-Tonight:
A Thanksgiving party and costume
dance will be given by the young
people of this neighborhood. Re:
Recreation Club; Cir, scouts Troops
! and IL; Wilson Normal Midget
"A. c.; Junior A. c.; Michigan State
Society meeting; Washington Read
ers' Club: Columbia and Circle Ath-
letic clubs contest game; children's
Thomson Center-Tonight: Meeting
OF War Mothers; Children's Dancing
ana Vocal Club; Boy Scouts: Boys
Athletic Club; Spanish; French.
East Washington-Tonight;: Girls
Boy Scouts; library.
Southeast center-Tonight: Lee
ture on "The Public Library in Our
Midst" by DR.. George r: Bowerman
and Branch Librarian Miss Frances
Osborn; dramatics by the Pollyanna
Dramatic Club.
Birney csnter-Tonight: Mems
Club: Dramatic Club; Ne.dlework
club: Blue Ribbon club. Junior
Boys Club: Girls Needlework Club:
Achievement Boys Radio CLUB; Sew
ing Club; Mems Club; Prep. A. c.;
Exclusos A. C.
Cleveland-Tonight: Judge kath-
crime Sellers of the Juvenile Court
will talk to the Girls Achievement
Club and their parents at 1880 o'clock,
invitation general; a program VIII
be given.
Deanwood-This afternoon: Girls
Industrial Club; Ch.ldren's French
Club. Tonight: Achievement Boys
Radio Club: home economies: Com
munity. Orchestra: Recreation Club:
committee meeting of the Dramatic
and Athletic clubs.
Clevela nd -Phelps-This afternoon:
Girls Social Club; girls basket ball
game; Junior Art Club. Tonight:
DressmakIng: La Sale Law Club:
Valentino Dramatic Club; Dramatic
Club.
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Monticello Chapter. D. \. R.. vii
give a dance at Grace Dodge Hotel.
SCORES JURY EVADERS.
Attorney Criticizes "Shamefu
Neglect Of Civic Duty"

Henry E. Davis. local attorney. yes
terday afternoon labeled efforts of
citizens to evade jury service and to
avoid testifying as witnesses in court
cases as a shameful neglect Of civic
duty. in addressing members Of the
Washington Real Estate Board at
their luncheon in the Hotel La Fay
ette.
He declared that criminals have
been set free through indisposition OF
witnesses to appear against them.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
PlAy Paragraphs

o
the Of o
contributors, where 1t rightly belongs Z.
Editor. Phy Evening Washington, c.
a is
clever. and column burdened with Of
kept Washington
(signed) r. M SMILEY
Evening star., 1922-11-24

Proud Father-My daughter can do
almost anything with the piano.
Neighbor-Couh she lock it up and
drop the key in the river?
MISS JESSIE MCCARTHY.
1926 Maryland arerl,te northeast.
Pretty nappers find no car shortage.
T. Fl. HEATH.
The Pasadena.
Sambo met his girl in park and
asked her for a kiss. Her indignant
reply was:
kiss! amt never kissed nobody yet:
amt conner kiss nobody now, and 1
amt ever 'specting to kiss anybody.
Sides Gin whisper), this amt no good
place.
G. HILTON BUTLER.
342 House Office building.
YOU'D BE SURPRISED"
During the recent political campaign
ton. who has been residing In the Dis
trict of Columbia for fifteen years,
called at the joint republican commit
tee rooms in G street, and asked what
was necessary for him to qualify as a
voter SO that he could cast his vote at
men and senators to be voted for from
Washington city.
ANONYMOUS,
1882 18th street northwest
An old soldier relates that during the
thickest of the battle of Gettysburg he
saw this sign posted on tree: No
shooting on these premises under penalty
Of the law"
MRS. JOSEPH B. REPETTI.
707 ED street northeast.
When a man is given a vote of conf
dence it's pretty sure sign that he
has just succeeded in wriggIinG out of
a mighty suspicious-lookng set of cir
cumstances.
ELLA ". ALLMUTH,
1928 Vermont drenue
There was a little girl and she had a
little hair.
All bobbed, banged, and curled to look
pretty;
But now the style has changed, and she
hopes to buy wig,
With the money she gets for this ditty.
A. H. MASON,
% Cottage street. Ererett, Mass.
Evening star., 1922-11-24

r' Coughs and Colds
Are dangerous. Do not neglect them.
Take Father Johns Medicine No
drugs.-Advertisem
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A gathering of alumni. forme

The Rambler Pastime Club will give
a dance tomorrow. . p.m.. at 11O1 u
street.
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SENT TO ABERDEEN.

Lieut. Don P. Moon, at the naval
powder factory, Indian Head: Nd, has
been ordered to duty at the Army
proving ground, Aberdeen. Nd.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TUNIGHT.

Representative Winifred Mason
Huck of Illinois will address the
Business Women's Council. at 1880. in
lecture room of the Church of the
Covenant
United Society, 800 Homer building,
will have for its subject, Genesis, .,
interpreted by Viva NJ. January, S
o'clock
The dancing assembly OF the Catho-
lie Women's Service Club will be held
at Community House. Sol E street. 3
O'Clock. instruction in dancing, 1880.
Open meeting at Southeast Commu-
ntty House, Tyler School, s o'clock.
The Public Library in Our Midst
will be considered by George +. Bow
erman and Miss Frances 5. Osborne.
Southwest Civic Association will
meet, O'Clock. at Randall School.
All citizens invited.
Mrs. Hester A. Reisinger will speak
of THE Peril of the American Home
At the Bible Institute, 1924 III street,
at Sis o'clock.
Monticello Chapter, D. \. R.. will
give a dance at Grace Dodge Hotel.
The Prince Georges county unit for
Near East Relief will give COM
bined moving picture show and lee
ture in the gymnasium Of the Presby-
tertan Church at Berwyn at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The annual reception and donation
party of the Catholic Home for Aged
Ladies will be held at the home, 304S
7 street, from to 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-11-24

Improved SeFvice-Southern Railway
for Atlanta. Columbus, Birmingham
and New Orleans-ieares Washington
II AMI hour As minutes quicker.
Also additional train at $50 am. for
Atlanta. City ticket office, 14o5 F ST.
n,w.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
VirEinia-CaroIina Foot Ball Gam.

Charlottesville. Va, Thanksgiving
day: Reduced fares via Southern
railway, Nov. 1880. City ticket office.
l425 F st.-Advertisement
Evening star., 1922-11-24

To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets Tie
box bears the signature Of f. W. Grove. fBe
sure you get BROMO.) 3Oc.-Advertisenent
Evening star., 1922-11-24

A gathering Of nlumni. former stu
dents and guests, representing the
western conference of ten uniVersi-
ties, will have a round up tomor-
row, S:12 pm, at Hotel Raleigh. En-
tertainment and dancing to celebrate
the close of foot ball season.
Poale Zion Society, branch =, will
give an entertainment and dance in
its clubroom, 635 G street, Sunday,
$40 pm.
Evening star., 1922-11-24

Mrs. II. b. NOultOn will give expo
sition of Sunday school lesson at 4:45
o'clock, Y. W {. A., 1888 + street.
The WandcrIusters' hike for SUM
day will start from Lloyd, Va. Take
Alexandria cars from 18th and Penn
sylvania avenue at 2:30. W. Palmer
Hall will lead.
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Il 7l''lIIll1IIIIlIIIIIIj'
San Carlo Opera Company

Mon, Dec 4th. Aida; Tues, Dec. 5th.
Madame Butterfly; Wed. Mat, Dec. 9Th,
Tales of Hoffman,; Wed Eve Dec 9Th
la Boheme': Thurs. Dec. 7th. avalleria
Rusticana" and "Pagliacci"; Fri, Dec. Sth.
"Traviata": Sat. Mat. Dee. 9th "Salome";
Sat. Eve, Dec. 9th, Carmen
During the week the following guest artists
will appear: Tamaki Miura. japanese prima
donna, as Madame Butterfly" Marie Rap
pold as Aida Anna Fitziu. formerly with
the Chicago Opera, in La BoiIeme'' and
"Salome." Dorothy Jardon of the Chicago
Opera. in Carmen Manuel salazar tenor
Of the Metropolitan Opera in aida" and
Carmen"
Prices: $500, $3.50, $500 and $3.50 Seats
at Mrs. Wilson q reene's Concert Bureau in
Droop's, 18th and G streets.
Evening star., 1922-11-24

Two posters from local shows were
noted side by side in a 9Th street win
dow. recently. One was a very 'girly"
ad Of u burlesaue show. The others
title was Where Is My Wandering Boy
FRANK r. POLLARD.
414 Columbia road.
I've said it with flowers till I'm blue in
the face:
I've said it with bees and birds; :
I've said 1t with jewels. with silks and
with lace:
From now on Ill say, it with words.
ANONYMOUS.
Yes. my son." said the learned par
ent, the year 1920 marked the begin
ming of the great American hegira to
the bottlefields Of France
-. L.'.R. WARREN,
ll17 Euclid street northwest.
John-Did you know that Anne is
taking up swimming:
Henry-Pretty late in the season,
isn't it?
John-Oh, no, she's going to take up
ice skating this winter.
II. T. NORMAN,
2514 Connecticut arenue.
SENSIBLE STUFF FOR SAFETY
SLOGANS.
]. Caution cuts casualties.
=. Save self and stranger.
1870 street northeast
Teacher-Some terrible things can be
caught by kissing
Jerrr-Sure, you ought to see the poor
hsh my sister caught that way.
JEANNE ". KHAN.
Lob Abb oatLdsng, government hotels
-
WE ALL KNOW HER, TOO.
There is one jane,
Id like to fix her;
She chews her gum
Like a taffy mixer.
ALIVE REYNOLDS.
George Washington Loto School
Department Of Agriculture reports
that blight is killing out the Chestnut
trees. The editor Of Pithy Pararranhs
should worry.
y: A. l.. SMITH, yr..
1909 2 street northeast
d to take special pains to write
inly. The reader whOse effort
el half as badly as the one who
hts name spelled wrong. The
light. but not always.
'iud!ng the four prize winners for
TINS week being shown at the
rRAND THEATERS.
Evening star., 1922-11-24

Southwest Civic Association will
meet, o'clock. at Randall School.
All citizens invited
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.DR, L0CkHART BREACHES ABLE
SERMON TOW. |. 6. n. Gradual ES

death Of the human race. In this time
Of intellectual and material splendor
but utter human failure the lowly
Nazarene appeared. He was the way
back to the perfect and the normal.
To get wisdom" said DR.. Lockhar:.
rs to get Christ.
Your task, my young friends" said
Or. Dockhart. rs 10 go out to meet
the challenge OF a chaotic society. and
TO help in that glorious service OF re-
directing the races OF men from a
nominal Christian lIp-worship TO an
actual attitude Of Christian service.
This cannot be ccompltshed through
the aid Of A trained understanding. how
ever perfect that training may seem TO
be. but 1t can be done by one equipped
with an inspired devotion to service and
an educated heart.
Three Great Epochs
The world has passed through three
great epochs. The first. the predatory
which was tho savage period IN human
history wherein man asplred to sur
pass his neighbor by wrestling from him.
through force. that which he desired
The second, the competitive period
which was tho Pagan period. wherein
ons individual sought to Guido an
other by unscrupuTous methods In COM
petition. The present. or contemporary
period. Is the period OF cooperation
The great conferences Of the chosen
statesmen of tho nations are laborinE
earnestly In an effort To consummat e
the dream Of human Brotherhood. and
TO bring to pass the truly Christian
period Of history. The nrst two periods
we're characterized by misguided faith
In mere cleverness This latest period
calls for the truest things Of the cul-
tured heart"
Or. Lockhart urged In conclusion:
The beginning OF wisdom is the re-
vercnce for God. Man. left to himself
has never been equal 10 the stupendous
problems that have baffled the efforts or
the best intellects of the past From
now on we must be truly led and taught
by the Great Teacher TO attain the nor
NAL as against the perverted life.
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home at Clarksburg, W. Va, for her
summer vacation.
Mrs. Joseph Gaines, Of Washington,
D. c., is here to attend commence
ment exercises this week at Mount
de Chantal where her daughter, Miss
Marjorie Gaine. will graduate.
R. F. Ritterboff. Of Cleveland. Ohio,
was a business visitor in this city
yesterday.
Lucille Clendenning. Of Sistersville,
spent yesterday in this city visiting
with friends.
S. E. Bartholomew, Of Pittsburgh,
was a business visitor in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. H. F. Spillers is recovering
from q recent Illness, which confined
her to her home on North Front
street for the past few days.
Laura Watsberger, OF Bridgeport,
Is confined to her home by illness.
Mrs. Margaret Hoy, James O'kane
and Fred Wagner have returned from
Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stanton. who
have been visiting in the west. Will
return this week. They have been
spending several weeks visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Taggart OF Santa
Barbara, Cal, their son Frank Slant
on. at Phoenix. Ariz.. and with Mr..
VIII Day, a brother Of Mrs. Stanton,
at Los Angels.
Mrs. Donald ?. Davis. OF Keyser, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. R. Wagner,
on Twelfth street.
Henry Hornbrook. OF Fifteenth
street. returned yesterday from the
University Of Virginia TO spend the
summer with his parents
Russell Klieves, Of Fifteenth street.
returned home yesterday from Wash
ington. Pa. to spend the weekend
with his parents.
Roy Weiss, Of Flint, Mich, Is spend
ing several days in this city the guest
OF Jerry O'Keffe Of McCollough street,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Peters
daughter at the North Wheeling
hospital Sunday morning at $50
o'clock. Both mother and daughter
are doing nicely. The baby will be
named Helen Hartley.
Robert Schenk, Of Pleasant Valley
returned home last evening from
Staunton, Va, where he is attending
school, to spend the summer with his
parents.
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PIPE CREEK MAN
BADLY BEATEN Up
WALTER GALLAGHER IN GLEN
DALE HOSPITAL WITH BROKEN
BONE AND DISCLOCATEO
SHOULDER
Robbery Apparently Not The Motive
Of Four Unidentified Men Who
Made Vicious Assault

Walter Gallagher, 35, OF Pipe Creek,
Belmont County, Ohio. is in the Rey-
holds Memorial hospital at Glendale.
suffering with injuries received late
Saturday night when he was attacked
by four men at Pipe Creek. He sui.
fered a broken collar bone and a dis.
located shoulder.
Gallaghe was enroute to his home
up Pipe Creek when he was attacked.
That robbery was not the motive OF
the attackers is seen from the fact
that no effort was made by his as
saiIants to relieve him OF his valu-
ables.
DR.. Warren Of Jacobsburg. attended
the injured man, and had him re-
moved to the hospital
The identity Of the persons who
made the attack upon Gallagher had
not been disclosed late last night
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ficer anr employee, was appointed g
the new position with the title OF -
sfstant vice president for labor. IA
announcement said that the appoint
ment was made in recognition Of the3
great Importance to the employees and'
to the company of prompt and MI
handling Of labor problems. NO
change will be made. however, In the.
routine of handling such problems, II
was said.
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PROGRESSIVE LABOR
MOVE BY RAILROAD

Chicago. June 4.-Appointment or
an officer 10 specialize in the hand
ling of problems pertaining to labor
was announced today by the Chicago,
Rock Island G. Pacific Railway COM
pany. A. B. Ramsdell. for many years
connected with the company as All Of
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ACCESSORIES

To charm, one might call these
odd fans. Tho top ono Is black
lacquered straw bound and looped
with changeable orange and green
plcot-edged ribbon Tho decora-
tive flowers and leaves repeat moro
certainly the orange and green IN
their organdy crispness. Tho other
fan has . quantity painted parrot
for handle. Gray. pink and black
with a dash OF orange yellow make
It colorful. The fan itself Is gray
straw with wool bindings and dec
orationS.
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Bridge Club

Mrs. George Hewitt: will entertain ms
Monday Bridge club this afternoon al
her home on Woodlawn.
Mrs. Blanche Baird Cooper Will enter
tain the Tuesday Bridge club at hel
home on Virginia street on Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Lydia Good will be hostess Z
the members OF her bridge club TINS
afternoon IN her home N Woodlawn
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Wedding Date Announced

The marriage Of Miss Irna Rayha
and Mr.. Frank Klos will take place
next Thursday. June Sth. at the Frst
English Lutheran church az high noon.
the Rev. r G. Howard formerly pastor
IF the First English Lutheran church
here. now Of Springfield. o.. offic!atinc.
Miss Mario Blyha will be maid OF honor
and Mr. Elmer Rios will serve the
groom, a. best man. Miss Edna Ruehl
Will play tho professional and recess
sinna' Wedding marches. The Wedding
Will be a quiet one.
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R1r.r%Reltr Wedding

The mlrr:a"r Of Miss Marie Rrlt2.
daughter Or Mr.. and Mrs. Leo BeItz.
NJ the Eas: End. and Mr.. Herbert
Rogers. Of Wheeling. was quietly SOL
srrlzcd Saturday afternoon. June ;. IT
the reCtory Of 81. Alphonsus' church.
The Rev. Father Bonaventure. .. ~.
Car. oCRriated at the marriage cerc-
mnnv and tho couple were attended h.
Miss Hilda RrItz. sister OF the bride.
and Mr.. James Bearley.
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n-rden Party Announced

''o-,hars Of the sewing circle or 81.
.,..s' Lutheran church arc planning
garden party To he given on
T1'~Sday. June Sth. on the grounds OF
NJ" Max Hess home At Pheasant Nah"E'
II Tho weather - unfAvorable for An
out-of-dnor Marty. u Will be given in
the Sunday school rooms ~ the church
on Chapline street.
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Mrs. Lewis Ian will entertain roF
Miss Mildred Carroll. who Will be ,
bride OF June. on Thursday evening. IN.
formally. In her home on Main str"',
The members Of her bridge clue VIII be
her guests
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Dinner Party.

Miss MarjOri. Myc"S and Miss Martha
Colvir will entertain tho members CT
their bridge club on Tuesday evening
at 4 chicken and waffle dinner they Will
give AT the Welcome Inn. Lloydsvillc.
Tuesday evening in honor OF Miss MI
dred Carroll who will be 4 bride Of this
month, and Miss Polly Kirtz OF Buffalo,
n Y. and MISS June Wells. who are
guests OF Miss Virginia Eheling Of the
IaIand
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wedding Date Announced

Miss Eleanor TAYLOR announced Tues
day. June On. as the date Of her mar
rlage To Mr.. Cart Brandfass at the
luncheon given on Saturday afternoon
y hor honor hv Mrs. Guy Holden and
Miss Ruth Holden.
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pr,-NuptiRl Cornpliment

Miss Clroline KroniaeCe-. whose en-
ga~N"'on: :" Mr.. George Ktrchcessner.
and Miss Laura Kr0njaeSer. whose en-
ragemrnt 70 Mr. Charles Locffer. OF
Pittsburgh. base been announced. were
honorcd AZ luncheon on Saturday
given BY the s. NJ. Rice company.
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Twelve tables accommodated the guests
and the hours were pleasantly spent
at the fascinating game. Luncheon "R>
served at o'clock. Attractive faVors
Mere presented the winners.
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Catholic Daughters Adeet.

A meeting Of tho Catholic Daughters
Of America will be held this evening
at the Carroll club TO discuss arrange
ments for the summer social activities
81 the society. Miss Marie Lane. regent
~ Carroll court. Will preside
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Entertained for Mss sonnsssn.

On the lawn OF her home at Fdr-
rood. Miss Ress Kyle entertained
1arg. PARTY at bridge on Saturday after
noon as 4 compliment To Mss Edith
Ronnesen OF the Island whose engage
ment has recently been announced.
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Luncheon fer Br4de-Elsct

Miss Virginia F:lig will entertain at
The home Of her aunt. Mrs. James r.
Bolton. a. her home on North Huron
street on Saturday afternoon for Miss
Mildred Carroll. whose marriage will be
m Interesting event Of this month. and
her two visitors Miss Polly K'rtz. Of
Buffalo. y Y and Miss June Wells.
% weilShurE Luncheon will be served
at o'clock and bridge will ne tho
entertainment 81 tho afternoon hours.
The guests will he the members OF the
hostess bridge club:
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There Will be meeting OF the TIL,
an Tw!g on Wednesday afternoon Al
O'Clock at ST. Lukes parish house. N*
D. A. MacGregor Will be hostess tot
this meeting.
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Have you tried Fricks laundry blue.
4 modern hluing: contains no acids or
chcmicals.--Adv.
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MUSICAL FESTIVAL
THURSDAY EVENING
INTERESTING Pr @ n M WILL
FEATURE TABLGAUX DIEECT-
ED BY MISS RAZEL sEAMoN
Many informal Parties Tor Brides o.
juno VIII Keep Social Calendar
Active.

I'm THURSDAY evening Il "- ''u>i'
raj festival VII I've give" |dS'
wood ". =. church by th' nor
d!.cGt-d ~ Miss Hazel s.. 'iSt'i
fN some % the well KH''" . - ana
'.UrtciarS Of Wheellr-. o. Interesting
:ra.urs OF rhe program viI' 80 a series
y: beautiful nlh ba,ll!~ winch VIII DC
presented with tahl"t',@ 'Sf"Cis carried
nTt oy GN;ns rir:": The scenic
h:L.kcr, ard r"r tic 'a"ieanN. Is being
arranged ~ :. Rec" Snrver. Pupils OF
Mss E:he' Wallace Viii present sever;
!r;r="stins readings. Refreshments
All he served az ;he conclusion OF the
rror-am by he Ladies' Aid society o;
ttn church. Ar orchestra will be use !,
Yer acco,npar menss directed by Mr.. \.
Z Preston.
'-shleau~s will ~ presented By mem
BE-. = The choir and Few others ~
fh:!,.w>: Misses Wilma HARPER. f.
teue Secpp Margaret Blodgett Haze
Wn.nsherg. Katherine Beck. Mar'r'
Deck Mary Beck. katherine Knoke. Hit
~ Porter and katherine Esennauer:
Mr. and Mrs c. F. Roth. J. r. Fitch;
M-<>rs Rem Muldrew. Howard Sligar.
George Riggs. George Lucas Herhor'
Me- n-<nu. EaI7h T. Griffith. Elwooa
N:cS arson anil James O'Gradr.
To program which will 10 presented
Follows:
Come Forth June. with Orchestra
Miss Haze SeaTon.
The Irish Girl at the TELEPHONE
Miss Dorothy Evrun.
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Joy viii Be Thire"-Miss Hannah
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