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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27
Revelations "a Vie $3.50 a2s5

III be YOUR debtor forever" Dicky
interrupted.
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nro-,ise5 witch the derure 6irni.
led ,-o- r,os- o~ecttve manner ir
which she always Joins any raiIery
10 which she Is invited. I never
have known n woman Of her educa-
tional limitations as finely poised
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27

Needle Craft club were entertained
Wednesday at the homo of Mrs.
Charles Reynolds. 115 +. Calvert
st. In the contests the favor was
won by Mrs. c. K. Curtis. The next
meeting will be held Feb. at the
home of Mrs. George Rossner. 1928
Marine ST.
Mrs. John NJ Cullen, ia W. La
sale av., entertained at q I o'clock
luncheon Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Frank Bauer of De-
troIt, who is the guest of Mrs.
Adolph Ginz. The luncheon table
was made attractive with a cluster
Of pink and white carnations and
stevia. Following luncheon games
and contests were enjoyed. the favor
being given TO Mrs. Carrie Schiller.
The guests included. besides the
guest OF honor, Mrs. Emma Goetz,
Mrs. Philip Klingel Mrs. Carrie
Schiller and Mrs. Adolph Ginz.
Loyal Americans, No. 1908. held
their regular meeting last night at
Byler hall. Eight applications for
membership were balloted. Ten can
didates were given initiatory work.
Committee members will give a
dance Feb. s at Beyler hall
An oyster supper followed the
business meeting last night and
dancing concluded the evenings en-
tertainment.
The drill team will give a dance
Feb. IS.
The next meeting of the organiza-
ton will be held at the home Of Mrs
s NJ. Clark. SOC s. Main St, Feb. 6.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Lin
den Avenue Christian church held
their regular meeting Wednesday af-
ternoOn in the church parlors. The
annual election of officers resulted
as follows: Mrs. Edward Castle,
president. Mrs. stephen Snyder. sec
rotary. Mrs. Rose Hickman, assistant
secretary and reporter and Mrs En-
field Leach, treasurer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27
TomorrOW's
HOROSCOPE
By GeHeUieUe Kenbls
NATIRDAN. LAN. =.

a lively II not exciting time .s f--
dicated bv this days astral orere-
lions. The significant thlne aa
breaking up OF old. couEestet rHr-
dluons which have Ions delay.
and thwarted. Under this rereT..
activity BE- may be safe 10 -a.e
chancer either in speculation OF f1-
vestment, as the stable and friendly
Saturn IS aided in hiss efforts Cor s--
crease Of wealth and business Pop tra
benign Jupitcr-als1 fsrrr.-r
growth and financial reward Cor .r-
dustry and perseyera nee. El- .
viii be wise 90 guard against te-
putes and accident and to De- raG.
Gus in dealing with others
Those whose birthday e. is -rr
plan for an active and succession.
year. with growth ~ business ana
money. They should heWar. r-
putes and accidents. and bee rare.-.
ir dealing with others s. rl
born on this day viii DE steady
Gustrious. reliable. and eCre-..
but may ba in difficulties ur'.
schooled early in life in seif--ortr.
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wich Island" Mrs. Phillips one on
Alaska" Two readings. The Spell
OF the Yukon" and The Law or the
Yukon" were given by Mrs. 4. ID.
DaIrympIe. Music was furnished by
the hostess. The club will be enter
tanned on Feb. 2 At the horne OF
Mrs. Clarence Thresh. sos Blaine av.
Celebrating his 18th birthday an
mis- ersary. Rudolph ". Donmoyer.
$50 Lincolnway z entertained 20
guests wednesday AT dinner. The
sttractively appointed table was cen
tered with roses. carnations and
stevla The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Coppes and Mrs. George
Bauer. OF Nappanee. Ind; Harvey
FeIty. OF willard. o. Rev. and Mrs
c. L. MacKay. OF Elkhart, Ind; Mrs
William Canodie. OF Goshen. IND;
AIr. end Mrs. Charles Burback. Geo.
Burback. Mrs. George Warner. Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Coppes, Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Copies and daughter
Katherine, also Of Nappanee, and
Mrs VI. A. Boynton. OF Detroit. Mica.
Mrs. +. N. Sawyer. 521 ". Wash.
ington av.. was hostess Thursday aft
ernoH TO the members OF the Moth
ers' club. The afternoon was spent
at needlewrk and during the social
hour light refreshments were served.
The club will meet again IN two
weeks. the place 10 be announced
later
The Helena Rebecca Sewing circle
met Thursday afternoon at their hall
on w. Jefferson blvd. The hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs Esther
Mennel. Miss Bertha Mennel and
1Irs. Elizabeth Waechter. The after
noon was spent at needlework and
light refreshments were served. The
circle VIII meet on Feb. at the hall
the hOstesSes will be Mrs. Martha
Freepan and Mrs. Cora Freepan.
The Ladies Aid society o: Lowell
Heights NJ. +. church met Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ". L..
Jefferies. 1249 Campau st. Sewing
occupied tho Afternoon and during
the social hour. light refreshments
were served. The society Will meet
again on Feb. 2. with Mrs. Minnie
Woodward, SIS Suth Bend av.
The Harmony Reading circle met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Will
liam Medicus. 1925 w. Washington
av. Readings occupied the afternoon
and In a contest the favor was won
by Mrs. i. Berger. on Feb. 1, a
birthday party will be given at the
home of Mrs. L. Webster. Sadie St.
and the next regular meeting of the
circle will be held Feb. Q. at the
home Of Mrs. Ray Noyes, 327 NOtre
Dame av.
Mrs. r. A. Sherman. PA Tonti
av, was hostess Thursday afternoon
10 the members of the Kolah club.
The afternoon was spent socially
and luncheon was served to Il
guests at an attractive table bear
ing decorations suggestive OF Val
entine day. I'm several contests,
I the favors were won by Mrs. JOS
eph Drain and Mrs. Carol Haslan-
ger. On next Wednesday evening,
I the club viii entertain at theater
/ rarity and on Feb. 9, the regular
/ meeting Will take place at the home
\ OF Mrs. Oscar Dinrich. 1917 Lincoln
way T..
The Ideal Embroidery club met
| Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
| Charles McCarter, 517h r. LASalle
l 9r- Tro11rtaar, members Ntara rrec-
ent. A two-course luncheon was
| served and the afternoon was spent
! socially. The club Will be enter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27
WHY HIS FIRST GLIMPSE OF
GRACE DRAPER STARTLED
DICKEN.

JILL oAslANA LII
DICKEN.
awoke the next morning With
the sense Of some unpleasant duty
impending which I could not quite
define. Then, as I gathered my
scattered faculties Together. I knew
what l. was that awaited me. Il
was the day OF Grace Diapers ar
rival.
There must be no delay in meet
ing her at the Shelter Island ferr,,
for she is too striking a figure 10
remain unremarked If she were kept
waiting. There also must be m
hint Of our errand to Dicl1y's moth
CT. I could imagine the scene she
would stage II she resolved any
linking that Grace Draper was to be
brought into DicAey's life again.
I woke Dickey with difficulty.
laughingly clapping my hand over
his mouth with a warning gesture as
he showed signs OF expostula-ins
loudly.
! DO you want your mother 20
hear?" whispered. and his man
ner changed in a second as he de-
cilely climbed out Of bed
How are you going to square
mother about this trip" he asked.
when we went downstairs to on,
sitting room, where there were all
ready signs Of one Of Mrs. TIGERS
! delicious breakfasts.
L tt;nk I'll leave that YOU" /
H..
door TO summon Mrs. TIGER. not dar-
/ ing to use the little bell which she
had provided for our use. 1 knew
that the tinkle OF that bell would
be like a fire signal TO a well-train-
/ Ell fire horse in the days before
motors superseded Ire faithful ami
mails.
Not on your golden weddins
dayl" Dicky registered lively alarm
| I'll face a maddened tigress in any
jungle you name, but explaining
this errand to my lady mother
nav, nay gentle wife Prithee-"
Mrs. TIGERS entrance with our
= grapefruit, cut short his extravaganza
| nonsense, beneath which, however
/ knew there was more than a lit
/ tie truth. Dicky depends as much
! upon me to rescue him from his
mothers captious criticism as if sh
were a relative upon my side OF tho
/ house instead of his
You're Missing Your Vocation"
You are early" Mrs. TIGER said
! smiling.
I I explained 10 her in a low voice
| that my husband had received &
( summons from an art editor friLn,
Of his staying at Quogue to a con.
ference over some illustrations. ano
that ! was TO drive him over
He just received the message
| last night when we drove 10 IN,
village" I went on. And we do no
wish TO have Mother Graham aUak
en- until after we're gone"
so if YOU have any chloroforr
or ether handy. and can sprinkle oil
blow a little Of it around her room
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tanned on Feb. at the home Of
Mrs. John Suchy, y. St. Joseph st.
The Independent order Of For
esters. I. O. O. T., entertained on
Thursday evening at a dance in
Beyler hall for members of the or
ganization and their friends. Steim-
rich's orchestra OF Elkhart. Ind
played the program OF dances.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Il. Moon. 723
Cottage Grove av.. delightfully."- en-
tertained II guests at bridge We'd
nesday evening. The favors were
won by Mrs. Thad Keller and +. y.
Crowley Luncheon was served fol-
lowing the game.
The members of the Plymouth
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Woman's Bible class Of the
irst Christian church will have
their monthly class party this eve
ming at the home of Mrs. W. w.
Borden. AS Lamont terrace.
The annual election Of officers OF
the South Bend Woman's club will
be held this afternoon at 2:15
Following the election the Bell Tele-
phone Co. viii give an exhibition.
a musical program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. O. 3. Scandling and
refreshments viii be served by Mrs.
II. r. Wentzell and her committee.
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pePS SON ais

Mrs. D. a. Shonts. Marion St.
president Of the Y. ". c. A., and
Miss Maude Heath. general secre-
tary OF the association, left Thurs
day for Chicago. where they will
attend the Y ". G. \. city council
which is in session for three days.
Mrs. D. ". Place. 322 s. Lafayette
blvd. and Mr.. and Mrs Granville
Ziegler. 129 Marquette av, have
gone 10 Jacksonville. Fla, from
which point they will motor down
the east coast OF florida. returning
Via Tampa.
Mrs. Otis L Fuller and Mrs ".
W. Poyser OF Goshen. Ind, who
have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. z. Greenan, 1117 Woodward
'av.. have returned TO their home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27
AdUice to Girls
By ANNIE LAURIE

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
You have always said that a girl
can't love two boys at once, but l
have found that I do. They are
twins. 10 years old They used 70
be the best of friends, but now they
hate each other.
When / met one Of them at a
dance he Immediately introduced
me to his twin. a thing which he has
always hated himself for doing since
then.
The funny part of this is that I
love them both equally, and they
both love me. but they will not both
so with me at once. SO they settle
il by lighting way / do not like.
/ have told them so. but they will
not listen.
Would you advise me TO quit them
both or keep on letting them fight d?
I love them both, and each fight they
have makes them hate each other
worse. PUZZLED.
PUZZLED: You have quite a
problem to meet, my dear. but sure
ly there is a harmonious way TO
solve it that Will entirely eliminate
the lights which do no one any
good. and are of no assistance in
settling the question.
OF course, YOU think Of them both
as good friends. for YOU could not
possibly be i'm love with both. And
as there is no reason why YOU should
not all three be friends, what is
there for them 10 fight about? You
might tell them this and explain
that you Will be glad 10 have them
both call and show their friendly
feeling for you and each other in
every nice way. but that If they
continue TO quarrel over you they
viii force YOU to drop them both.
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- ~ - y - =
Mrs. william p. OFT. $40 sher-
ian av.. entertained az I o'clock
Incheon Thursday. the guests be-
3 the members % the Thursday
.uncheon Bridge club. Eight guests
ere seated az the attractively APP
ointed table bearing a silver basket
flowers and foliage. The favor at
ridge was given 90 Mrs. T.. +. Rose.
ne guests were Mrs. Frank Fauik-
or. OF Indianapolis Mrs. Harry
lark. 81 Mishawaka; Mrs. Otis RO-
nine Mrs. L. T. Rose. Mrs. Thad
teller. Mrs. Myrtle Gregory and
FRS. Emma MERRIAM. The club will
e entertained al luncheon on Feb. 9
& the home Of Mrs MERRIAM, y.
aylor 50.
The second act Of THE Fire
rincs" was presented Thursday aft
moon by the department OF music
q the Progress club at the club
iouse. The story Of both the first
nd second acts was read by Mrs.
-andis II. Writ, preceding the pre-
entation Of the opera The roles
we're taken By Mrs @. a. Fulmer.
Hiss Glendora Judsou. Mrs. John
reynolds. Mrs. W. J. Kennedy. Mrs.
p. Il. Wirt, Mrs +. w. Morse. Miss
.velyu Fulmer. Mrs. Walter Bryan
nd Mrs. James Mal0ney. The ac-
ompanists for the afternoon were
tfrs. Charles Wattles. piano; Miss
Vida ShOnts and Mrs William
.foore. violins. Mrs. Wattles was i'm
barge OF the program. on Feb. 9
re department viii present the
lpera "Shanewis." by Charles Wake
ield Cadman. The life Of the com
poser VIII be read by Mrs. J. sha-
Ter: the story of the play. Act 7. will
1e given By Mrs. Henry Harper. and
he music viii be in charge Of Mrs.
Frank England and Mrs. f. White
hall
As a courtesy 90 Miss Julia Ever
TT. who leaves next Saturday for
Holland Mich. where she will make
ler future home. Miss Helen Har-
len, 911 S. Main ST.. entertained i'm
ormalIy Wednesday evening. Games
and contests were features Of the
rvening. the favors being won by
Miss Colette Hertel. Miss Martha
Murphy. Miss Viola Mann and Miss
Julia Everett. The luncheon table
was attractive with its decorations
suggestive of Valentines day, and
covers were placed for - guests
As a courtesy TO Mrs. oliver Tong,
II st. Paul. the house guest of Miss
Jennie Morley, of the Rushton apart
ments. Mrs Frank Toepp. SOS w.
Washington av-. entertained We'd
nesday afternoon no a 1 o'clock
luncheon. Pink carnations and mar
cissi centercd the small tables, at
which "a guests We're seated. The
afternoon was spent at bridge. the
favors being given 10 Mrs. l.. W.
NcGann and Mrs. David Guilfoyle.
Mrs Alfred Mailing. California
av.. was hostess at a 1 O'Clock lunch
con Thursday 10 the members OF the
Quatorze club. The assisting host
esses were Mrs A. i. Williamson,
Mrs. b. T.. Fry and Mrs. X. T.. Par
rott. The afternoon program was
opened with current events given
bY the members, and Mrs. Floyd
Oeahl discussed "The Openings OF
a New Era" on Feb. the club
viii be entertained at the home OF
Mrs D. a. Hines. 1898 Riverside dr..
Mrs. George Phillips. 40 Column
bia ST., entertained the Thursday
club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ira
Uuery read a paper on Hawaii. "
Mrs. Clarence Thresh one on sand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27

Consult DR.. Carson for rr'sH.
dentistry. % years in South Ber
125 w. washington av. Open TIE
day. Thursday and Ssturda er--
uiuEs Phone a. $40. --t.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27

her looks Ike that7' ne demanded.
II can't use her for those i.ilstr.-
lions tho way she looks now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27

Give your skin cha-ce-y7I
can't injure il cleaning with Blu.
Devil -1-rf--,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27
BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Preuss.
lois W. Lasane av.. Jan. IA a son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27

Annie Laurie viii welcome letters
~ inquiry on subjects OF feminine
interest from young women readers
Of this paper and viii reply % them
in these columns. Letters 10 Miss
Laurie should be addressed 10 her,
in care Of this office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
am a girl of 16 years. I am go
ing with a young man who is - he
is very jealous Of me. and does not
like me TO go with other young men.
He won't go with other girls.
He asked me to marry him, and
sometimes I think I could be happy
with him. and. then again, I want
10 have a good time. He says if he
ever hears of my going with other
young men he viii commit suicide
I love him too much for that. Please
tell me what 20 do.
BROKEN-HEARTED.
BROKEN HEARTED You are
very young. my dear. TO think Of get
ting married, and so is the young
man.
Have a nice. frank and friendly
talk with him, and explain your feel
ings 70 him. II he loves you he will
wait for you.
7 would not worry about his COM
hitting suicide. II would be a good
thing for both OF you 10 enjoy the
companionship Of other boys and
girls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27

Mrs. George Phillips. 10 Column
bia ST.. entertained the Thursday
club Thursday afternoon. Mrs Ira
yllery read a paper on Hawaii"
Mrs. Clarence Thresh one on sand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-27

The Ideal Embroidery club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles McCarter. 517h r. LaSalle
av. Fourteen members were pres
ent. A two-course luncheon was
served and the afternoon was spent
socially. The club Will be enter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
STATE SOCIETY

short visit 20 relatives. Mrs. = "a No..
son ana con Roy Allen returned wi. ',,L'
bnsater for twO-weeks' visit t..' A'la
Mr.. ana Mrs. Forrest parrott F-...
Muskogee Sunday, where Mr. parr.,, . 20
present at the Shrine ceremonial N0ra.1
They returned home Tuesday sff,rg.. E.
T. y. Bisanar went down 10 49,. \
The flru' OF the week to visit ....t.
Mrs. Bisan8r is expected home tH..
The regular meeting Of tho r..t...
star lodge was held Monday u.EHt .Ir .t u
Masonic hall. Candidates flI I..t,a....ss
were present ana the work was tHt I'm b@
tho team. AftCr tho business s.asig,, . -
initiation ceremonies. reffeshrnsnts , w.
served and social hour enjoyed
A very interesting program v4. .,...
nj the Presbyterian church Friday XIX,
at which n silver offering was f..s.. ~
the benefit of the high school .....
The program consisted Of detection. b.
the high school orchestra, pHlrrss b.
Superintendent H. Roy H Cun1.- s.r,
Mary Board. duet by Mr pH'f.r... ..f
Miss Joano Patterson. an address "trrI,.
try OF BOOKS by Rev. W. II. JpuE.U s1t
a solo by Alan Dwan. qua
Tho next meeNnE uf tho DclpI au eIuh
Will be held In the Masonic tnur.a rr
Tuesday afternoon. March H. with Ma,
Anna Board as leader. The other luar..
bers taking part in the lesson ans f.s.r
subjects are; "The Rivalry of the T.Hss"
Mrs. D.. e. Phillips. Jon-ons "Masglsss
Mrs. W. u. Dll, "Sir Epicure NaH..ag 30
Mrs y. l.. Dew. "phuaster's T,s..us,u 90
Mrs. Dupree; "The Home made ulke"
Mrs. W. II. Thompson; "FrinuGsIIp -
Bloss. a special Invitation hus boon e,.
tended 20 all thos interested Zoo ths gfrma
10 be- present pt this meeting.
STATE SOCIETY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

Mrs John w. Horreld, and Sccre
tary Weeks compose a very con-
genial company. The Miami colony
OF tourists we're eagerly awaiting tho
presidential party which was to have
reached there at this week END.
Mosdarncs Allie y. Lewis, Floyd
Lewis and Mrs. Walter T. Wright
left Saturday for a fortnights visit
In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hunt are spend
ing some. time In Hot Springs.
Frank Huston OF Minneapolis,
MINI, has becn a recent visitor in
the homo Of his relatives, Mrs. n. NJ.
Cornelius and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Curtis.
Mrs. G. NJ. Young OF Detroit,
Mich. and hor daughter Marion are
the guests ot Mrs. Young's sister
Mrs. j. W. McWilliams and Mr.. Nc
williams OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Rinehart
2723 East Tenth street. announce
the arrival OF daughter, Doris
Jeanne, Friday March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray s. Fellows an
nounce tho birth Of a son.
Mrs. Eta NJ. Kelly and Mrs. ]. g.
Collins returned Saturday morning
from indianapolis whore they were
called by the death OF a relative.
Mrs. Zac Farmer of Muskogee Is
visiting hor daughter, Miss Helen
Farmer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
clubs

THO shakespeare club mot with
/ NIH Fi1uk ilIltuu Greer this week
l uH0ud of MIS-. Herbert -. Mason
| who WaH ont Of the city Mn
Charles steele, vice president had
charge iu the absence of Mrs Doug
/ l1H W. lrnnghot, president, who was
/ absent. Mrh Ice clinton road
I pnprr. Shakespeare. the luumak
err Mrs J.. NJ Nodolf Ann pages
/ SulforF." Plays voted on 10 bc the
study for tho ensuing year are:
Hamlet and Henry VIII"
Mrs. George NJ Ransom. state
| progidout American Association uf
University Women, ~.H m,g; With
| tho oklahoma tity organization on
Monday Mrs. Sadie Mludo foomor,
| formerly Miss Douglas Of this city,
| being president Mrs Ransom VIII
| bo the guest or Mrs GcorEo Fred
| erickson while There. Mrs. Ransom
| Will go 60 Norman To- attend the two
| days conference 10 De held there
when "a survey win ho made for vo-
cational training and business up-
pOrtunitisr for college women. This
viii be- held by the Norman branch
/ and the state president will be- the
guest Of the Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority while at the university.
The Parent -Tcachers association
| OF Whittier school will hOldu meet
| Ing Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock when the dramatic club of
the school ana Miss Bryant. the
kindergarten teacher. Will have
charge Of the program.
Mrs. &. l.. Goodalc is I'm Clnromoro
whore she went To- attend the meet
Ing Of the official board of the third
district. oklahoma Federation OF
Womon's clubs that was held there
Saturday Mrs Guodnlc is chairman
Of an educational committee. She
spent over Sunday In ClaremOre
with relatives.
At tho last meeting held by the
American Association OF University
Women. members decided 20 hold
two meetings a month In the future,
tho first Saturday and the third
Wednesday In each month. In ac-
cord with such plans. there Will be
II meeting held Wednesday ut the
Y. w. c. A., when delegate will
be elected to represent the local
body of women at tho convention to
bo held In Kansas City, April SIS.
The II, T.. l.. class Of the First
/ Baptist church will meet Monday
| with Mrs. O. j. Burns. 30S South
| olympia street. assisting hosteWcs
| being Mesdames q. l.. Chancellor
| ana a, Anderson.
Tho Good Cheer club met Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. q. l.. Set
tcrstrom, 223 South Nogalos avenue.
Officers for the year were elected
NJ the regular meeting OF the COL
lcge Hill Community circle held In
the home OF Mrs. j. Claude Rollins
nt 2Glb East sixth street. Members
chosen Go serve In executive cHpac-
ity were Mrs. George W. Duuaway,
president; Mrs. j. -, Riggs, vice
! president: Mrs. Frank j. Kuckert.
secretary; Mrs. Court Meyer, assist
ant secretary: Mrs Robert H.
! Clarke, treasurer. The business sCs-
| sion was followed by q social hour,
| during which refreshments were
| served.