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Personal

Mrs. r. q. English and daughter
Miss Alice English. viii leave March
II for a months trip IN The East
Mrs, Fred Johnston. who ls con.
yalesciug from an operation fort.
night aFo az Virginia Mason hos.
pitnl. was removed today TO her
home
Or and Mrs Everett O. Jones
viii remove Saturday from their
apartment ln tho Cambridge To
their country home. ISIS Beach
drive
Miss Helen Allan win leave Mon.
day Tor Minneapolis 10 vlsit her
brothorin.lnw AMI sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. W. Payne. Tor three months
SIR. and Mrs. =. 4. Bmtnober.
who aro In California. were AZ tho
Hotel 81. James In San Diego this
first Of this week
Mr.. and Slrs Knlckcrhecker BOYD.
OF Philadelphia. who have been Wis.
lting IN town. left today FOR their
home IA the East.
Mr, and Mrs Edward Stevenson.
OF Boston. who hive been guests IN
tho city. left today Ter California on
their way home.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas II. Lyons
win leave Saturday for California on
a months trip.
Mr. Baldwin Baldwin. who has
been spending n few days In town,
left Wednesday night FOR his home
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Andrew n. Gillespie returned
Wednesday from weeks visit in
Victoria. p. c.
Or. Richard Perry returned on
Wednesday from a short trip 10 Cali.
fornia.
..
Judge and Mrs Frederick Baus.
man removed today to tho Hotel
Sorrento to remain until June when
they viii occupy their own resi-.
dcnce.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Kerry left 10.
day for San Francisco. whore they
win join Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon c.
Henry, who went down n few days
ago. and viii sail next week on
trip 10 Honolulu.
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Celebrate Golden
Wedding

DIR. and sfrs. y. ". Paris cele-
.brated their golden wedding anniyer-
sary on Monday evening. with n
family dinner OF thirty.cight covers.
given at their home. when four chill.
dren, nineteen grandchildren and
four great. grandchildren were pres.
emit Later a reception was held in
the parlors OF Crown Hill Methodist
church, with $50 guests in attend.
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris were assisted
In receiving their guests by sir. and
afrs. Andrew Corey and DR.. and
Mrs. Mitchell, both OF whom have
passed their golden anniversary.
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Affairs Win Honor
the BnuLesS'

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. soliday
VIII entertain with a dinner OF sixteen
covers, followed BY bridge. at their
home on Monday evening. The ~.
fair win honor Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blyless. who have sold their home In
Denny Blaine and are returning on
March II to Baltimore.
Hrs. Robert A. Walklnshaw viii
siye small tea al her home on Tues
day afternoon for Mrs. Bayless and
on Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
John a. Porter win have an informal
dinner at their home to honor Mr..
and Mrs. Baylsss. Invitations have
been limited to close friends Of the
honor guests.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
CLASSIC CULTURE

CLASSIC CULTURE
CLUB
Classic Culture club will meet Sat.
: urday, March /. at 2 p. m, at the
Federation clubhouse. Mrs.. A. l.
sofsipger viii speak on Current
Poetry"
sEATTLE CHAPTER.
no. s5
Seattle chapter, No. %. o. r. s.,
will give q card party at Winga
cafeteria. Saturday evening March
], at 3 o'clock.
ALLAH CHAPTER,
no. fs5
Allah chapter. NO. Ie5. 0. l.. s.,
VII give card party Saturday
evening. March /. at o'clock, ~
NE home ~ Mrs. r. J. Frazier. 57i1
Lake Washington blvd
JOINT CHAPTER DANCE
University and Rayenna chapters,
.. z. g. will give a dance Saturday.
March / In Douglns hall. r.. 45th
H. and University way.
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Musical Tea IN
DENIM Blaine

The Denny Blaine. Madroua unit uf
the Music and Art Foundation fund
Is arranging a musical tea for Friday
afternoon. March ~. az the home OF
Mrs. W. A Irwin.
; Mrs, a. G. cFcens,rcct II in charge
+ OF the program. which will be an
nounced LATER
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaster. Telephone MA n-O6OO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Muse-Louise Raymond Owens
Junior Leagues First Ball Successful; Honor
Guests at Parties Neat Week

rrIE lonEheraldca Junior le8gue
L bau went out last evening In a
shower OF hrillancc SURPRISING ex.
rotations in point % attendance. at
,eHhcments and lovely Eowns The
deeoraiions were artistic but simple.
as was uguns for a benefit AFFAIR
SHE hiyh pillars Of tho lSllroom ne.
Elected The glow OF "a golden sunset
With their sprays OF graceful acacia
ana glossy greens ana tan standard
BASKETS held great boauets % the
yellow blooms
The program az N o'clock To
scaiod q cabaret scene on the stagc
with the following group dancing Tor
& few moments. after which they oc'
cupied small tables arranged In a
samtcirrlc. Mr.. and Mrs Edwari
Andrews Mr. and Ms. Casper
clarke, Mr. and Mrs- stanley Minor,
Sir and Mrs Alexander rrlngle. Mr
AMI Mrs. James Colbert sullivan
slr and Mrs. Theodore Owens. MT
and Mr.. IIehry Judson. Mr. and
Mn, George Douglas Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Grcenins. Mr.. and Mrs
James Haight, Jra Mr.. and Mrs. lseo
Biack. Mr.. and Mis- Walter McFNun
rnmlins. Miss Catherine Collins
aliss Mary Trimhle. Miss Eulalig
Merrill Miss Alice Blake. Miss Doris
Fisher ana the Messrs Lawrence
wiley. Edwin Maxwell. stuart Agcn
con Auzias dc Turenne. Everett
larling. Benjamin Butler. Arthur
lalimor. Lacy Hoflus and William
Mcmillan.
The first number OF the program
was the Maids and Walters dance
with Mss Olive Leonard. Miss Fran
ces oldham. Miss Virginia Merrill
Mrs Lacy Hofius. Mr.. Jack Brink
rs. Mr.. Clark Ewing. Air. Russell
Perkins and Mr.. Lester Hanson ID
TIE act. Then came the elowf
,anee. with AIRS, Neal Tourtcllo,te
and Miss Amy Muudny.
The Moorish dance followed. pre-
ce,ied by n tahloaux, during which
SIR. Clifford wiles sang. The danes
number was given By Mrs. Kenelu
winslow. Ir.. Mrs J. Fergus Nc
Zee. slrs Guy witter, Miss Elml
Collins and Mrs. Walter McEwaI
Tomkins
Mrs. Arthur Latimer and Mrs J
Thatcher Hodge gave the Chimes
darce and A.. participating In tn
spanish act were Mas Acsha Lot
Powell. Mr.. and Mrs Francis II
Brownell. Jr- afr Thomas Pelly
Mr. Marfield Bolcom. Miss Virginia
Merrill. Miss Lucille lyman, MIS-
Ilice Hole. Mr.. Campbell Kellcher
Ir. Hiram Patterson and Mr. her
iard Pcly.
The committee who are RESPONSE
BE for the SUCCESS OF Tho affair Tia
proceeds from which VIII 70 towary
maintenance Of n he'd az the 0rtho
ncdIc hospital include Mrs. Nea
Tourtcllo,fe. chairman: Mrs. Arthur
latimer Miss Virginia Merrill. Nr
francis BrowneIl. Ir.. Miss Alic'
Hole. Miss I.ucile EymIm. Mrs
lacy Hofius. Miss Frances Green
Mrs. Henry Judson. Miss kathleen
Donohoe. Miss Olive Leonard. Mrs
James Colbert Sullivan. Ars, Stan
ley Minor aud Mrs J. Fergus McRec
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To Entertain
for Cousin

Miss Elsie KuEler viii entertain
with a uncheon Of ten covea at the
Rainier club on Monday ana later
with an orphcum party IN honor %
her cousin. Mrs Marc A. LAgan
emily sehuppl Of New York. who
has recently come here 20 make her
home
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Hostess at Bride Tea

Miss Gladys hyperion entertained
with small bridge tea this after.
noon in honor OF Mrs. G. VI. Z. s..
Quimby. who win leave Saturday
with Ensign Quirnby for Annapolis.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
Richard Floyd Frost and Miss Nan
Barritt.
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Miss Hanford to
GiUe Tea

In compliment to Mrs. Robert No
ran and Miss Nellie Moran. Of Ro-
sario. who are spending two months
~ town. Miss Ada Hanford win give
an informal tea at her home on
Sunday afternoon.
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For Mrs. f. c. Blanchard. who win
leave soon on n trip East. Mrs.
Frank c. Taylor entertained this Mt.
.ernoon at her home with bridge and
nah jongg party Of two>tablcs.
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annual Mardi Gras
Dinner Dance

! The Seattle Yacht club has cards
out for rs annual Mardi Gras din.
ner dance and costume dance on
Tuesday evening. March 4.
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ATTXILfARY ROSE SOCIETY,"

The auxiliary 10 the Seattle Rose
society viii meet at tho Y. w. c. A.
cafeteria, Friday. March Z. at ~
o'clock. Mr. c. G. ottey VIII speak
on the Proper Method OF Fertile.
ing Roses" Mrs. Il. A. Maynard
will act as hostess.
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pARKLAND COMMUNITY cLUH

T1fFNNIalNlFIT NNFNIHIt VI N-IIb
The women OF the Parkland Com.
munity club have PLANNED n aerics
Of bridge parties, tho first 10 be
given on Monday afternoon. March
2. at Mrs. i. K Hnrtweil's home. e27
Goth ave. s.. and tho second at the
home OF Mrs J. r. slornh. 1914 35th
ave s.. on Wednesday. March 5.
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Shamrock Tea

Kappa Gappa Gamma aiumnRe
viii entertain with a ''Shamrock'
bridge, Saturday afternoon, March
IS, at O'Clock, at the chapter
house.
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BROADWAY Mon


Broadway High PIT. a. will meet
Tucsday. March 4, at 2:l5 p. m. The
business session will be followed by
a talk on Corrective Gymnasium
for Girls" by Miss Mary u. Gross.
OF the University OF Washington
music by Mr.. Davies pupils, and a
social hour.
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SEATTLE woMAN's cTrjB

The Seattle woman's club will
meet on Monday. March 2. at the
Federation clubhouse. Music de.
partment. Mt II n. m; ciyics. at 10:
board meeting. at 1870 p. m: bust.
ness meeting, at o'clock. Nomina.
ton OF officers. All members asked
to be present.
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WEST SIDE woMAN's CLUp

WEST SIDE WOMAN'S CLUB
The West Side Woman's Improve.
ment club will meet Tuesday. March
4. at 1880 p m. with Mrs. Leonard
Cooperman, S43O California ave.
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WoNlEN'a EprCATIoNAL LIE

WDMEN'S EDUCATIONAL CLUB
The regular meeting OF tho Won.
ans Educational club win be held
Saturday. March 8. Business ser
sion at p. m: program AZ o'clock.
Book review. Mind In the Making. =
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FOUNDERS DAY
BANQUET

The Beta Bela chapter Of ~ kap.
pa Alpha will give It's seth annual
Founders day banquet on Saturday,
March /. az the Hotel Washington
The banquet win begin promptly az
s.7e o'clock. AIR. Warren G. Hardy
win be toastmaater.
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Women's Clubs

ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
Tho visual education and recre.
alton committee Of the Parent.
Teacher associations VIII give the
seventh In the series of programa
based upon the history and facts re.
lating to the state OF Washington,
the city Of Seattle and the North.
west. on Saturday morning. March
/, at 1890 O'Clock, at the Y. NJ.
&. a. auditorium.
Capt Leon c. Huff, from tho
state game warden department, will
give an Illustrated lecture on 1.-THE
Fish and Game OF Washington"
Az an added feature Mr.. C. w.
Heldoman, OF Idaho, naturalist and
trappcr. who will make several
talks in Seattle next week under
the auspices OF the Washington
State sportsman's association, will
make his first appearance at this
meeting. Mr.. Heideman has tho
reputation Of being beloved by the
children.
HARD TIMES DANCE
Doric chapter, o. u. s.. Is arrang.
ing an interesting evening for sat.
urdny, March 1. when the chapter
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limited ARTTsANg

United Artisans. Seattle Assembly,
No. 532. Will meet Tuesday night.
March 8, in Trinity hall. 1923Is
First ave.
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DELTA zETA ALuMNAE
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

FoRTsoN.THYGEsES
AUXILIARY
Fortson lThyFesen auxiliary No. 3
Y. s. w v. will give q relief ten
on Thursday. March s. At the homo
Of Mrs. Jackson sllbaugh, 1913 sun.
set ave. Take car No. 2.
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LITERARY GLUE

LITERARY CLUB
franklin Heights Literary club
will meet with Mrs. Anna People,
726 Boylston ave. ~. on Tuesday,
March 4.
SUNSET CHAPTER
Sunset Chapter. American College
society, Will meet with Mrs. r.. NJ.
Hamel, 24S2 w. seth st.. on Tues.
day March az 1890 n. m. Topic.
men OF Ancient Times
NORTH END FLOWER CLUB
Tho regular monthly meeting Of
the North End Flower club will be
held Friday March Z, at Mcycs'
cafeteria. Mr. Frank a. Colo will,
speak on gladioli, and Mr.. Richard
NJ. Butler on dahlins.
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PROGRAM AT PROSPECT
CHURCH

PROGRAM AT PROSPECT
CHURCH
The Women's Association OF
Prospect Congregational church will
present n program on Friday eve.
ming. February 20. al 1880 O'Clock.
The entertainment Is called the "or.
pheum Circuit" and is as follows:
Flag of Truce" Oriole orchestra:
Spring Dance" Neyicye Remlng.
ton and ten butterflies: readings,
Doris Hegge and Billy Prater;
Danse de Ballet, Nancy Geisting,
Mrs. Mary Terrell Geistin. accom-.
PIANIST; Indian songs. Miss Nellie
Patrick. Miss Irene Rogers at the
plano: a playlet. THE Hat Shop"
Mrs. Mary Terrell Geisting and an
all.star cast; violin solo. Miss Helen
schumann, Mrs. Malcolm Hughes AT
the piano; n comedy will be present.
ed by Miss Marion Whcatman, Ma
son Campbell and Hugh Miller.
dance and gong act, Miss Amy Nc.
Cargar and Miss Gladys Doty: q Sc.
lection by the orchestra will con.
clude the program.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionia Social club will meet on
Wednesday. March s. at 2 p. m, in
the card room at the Masonic TEN.
pie. East Pine and Harvard ave.
Eastern Stars and friends welcome.
CHOIR GUILD
PLANS CARD PARTY
st. Paul's Choir guild will give
pro.lenten bridge and nah Jongg
party Tuesday, March 4. at the
home OF Mrs. Il. X. G. Cornell, 1911
Fourth ave. N.
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Seattle Civic Improvement club
Will meet at the Federated club.
house, Thursday. March 6, at z
p. m. Mr. Cole will speak OH
"GardonIng."
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viii sponsor a Hard Times" dance
IN the Fremont Masonic temple. gu
y. 3sih ~. Eastern stars. Marons
and their friends are most cordially
invited
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And portrait echiag' Is the Hing IPs Just photo
graph be sVe b M The sofHess and charm old char
coal da'0ag find ndo~ Of these etch0s up Union ST.
famous studios just ntoUed
Again I'm reminded Of untold riches IN the Vest Ruth Camp
bell brings to Seattle cays from The hills Of Mon
tand Ttcy make tired faces all a0iow.
The Springs to aseaag ahead Of time they say Are
IN? Your Awnings ordered? RI help you shop oday
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DELTA GAMMA ALUMNAE
Delta Gamma Alumnno viii meet
with Ms William Clark. 1858 y.
Garfield s.. Saturday. March l., nj
ESQ p m
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The Scandinavian Fraternity %
America viii give a barn dance AZ
Modern woodmen's han. 1929 Third
ave. on Saturday evening. March
DELTA ZETA ALuMNAE
Delta Zetn alumnae WIN meet Sat
ursiay. March /. at ESQ p. m, az the
homo Of Mrs. Lennox Holmes. 1912
end ave. y.
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~ Come Shopping Whh cecMe -

"portrait etching" Is the thing! IPs Just a photo
are, but Min me sottness and charm Of an old char
J. find 1oindow Of these etchings mp on Union ST.
tiO's just noUed!
reminded Of untold riches IN the West. Ruth Camp
1ake tired faces all a0ioc.
3 to o-steaing on ahead Of time they say. Are
? Your Awnings ordered? RI help you shop todayl
LITTLE BOYS ARE WEARING
straight and trim r Ss b Sg 10 me y g throat and
With The collar round Ana now appear. te wee mans spring
oyereoat Of gaberdne with raglan tailored TOO
hen please. aheM idea how
Shop. upstairs n MeDEtsioTT BLDG Here /. a store
a
Yes ne aored ga. com" sal 5ea5iag .eart ta a9 so'e
aoear, sSp saelrcsi '' ''' ''' ''''' '''''
THE BEST cHILDRENs STOCKINGS MADE
price, 5@ Saoa s1 sad P q Ss9's PEI 1 a
LADEN WITH GAY BLOOMS
5 a nsa 2% quaint mm'aE ' ere dozens q losy
as ''oo 527 Peoples Bank Bldg
s "a ,' ssS. " On "a. s sr ssss ss rose petals blending
THEY LEAD; OTHERS FOLLOW!
DOLLAR HELLO ' now rt ppq seattle p s 1I
@ a. me a 9 , Sa%a9n o. any seat any time
picture engagement the house
sse s q am. I'd p s "a" No ssss' 1ss S r. s a E
lore has bee" given The It Is 'H nigh perfect"
YOUR PHoNoGRAPH
WIN be sapaby wesaahs Supplies
HERE'S A CAMEO CUT FROM CONCH SHELL.
ns cut i1 gf black ana white onyx; sun anss carved
$500 to $3.50 at the COLD SHOP. 1926 First AveI
I'm told q on in IalD Naples ~here
IT'S TINE, so MIR. CHAPMAN SAYS
Garden STORE si isis wesaRsr been
s ee ss c sss ,t ss,. ass" Caroline Esss s as
TO GROW YOUNGER EACH YEAR
One need only take Nine Paeneaudes
,s f@T n ane D e ,h g Of The fac. CLEARING the
sIsSry about either and the results are permanent Madam
herself VIII tel you more At 500 Denny Bldg
pears
her The se The He,o rensenatlosi
AMONG THE LOvELEsT PICTURES
About town are the imported prints LA BOWS Gift Shop i4c
JUST BECAUSE YOUR MILAN
o s"F mD hs s. nS ia, sa ToT Sn aDs p5 1s
Of millinery 527 Peoples Bank Bldg.
A WHOLE SPRING WARDROBE
% at R4 m of ss Easily @sas II Six vs by amy amy
Cutting School Office, si5 Bgeow Bldg. Ell Otaaa.
you arc clever you can be arg tic pq,tan thing even be-
fore the shouting a 90
by all
FOR YEARS AND YEARS
Fastidous TO make
faces free of ugly hairs moles m American Bank Bldg.
I'VE WASHED THEM THIRTY TIMES, KNOW
And worn them miles sun not rum sim not thin spot
SILK hose a he BoorERY. square
YOU CAN WEAR THE VERY SMARTEST SHOES
The shops showing they're round
caluses and tender
INSIST
Walking the
but IFS fine iehen a iocc
YOUR ODD BITS OF FUR
win fashion choker
cent discount fur work through March 527
in
Aidskaf At a glance the effective
IL II FREE LESSONS IN CHINA PAINTING!
FL When for decorati the
E CERAMIC ARTS STUDIO. Arcade Square.
given assistance In the choosing
III fun instruction in the technique
"A \ What o
China u $ used IN Of studios
though Beieek East France
Bduaid and Nippon often
THERE'S A GOOD TIME
snappy
at the BRocKLINDE They
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EVEN HEMsTITcHING AROUND CURVE
BECAUSE TWo PARTICULAR
TWO TRIM NEW HEELS

Make last years suedes or kids twha
entirely smart again. The lands
ST. replaces and RECEIVERS all sorts OF
for black satin pumps as well.
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THE CURTIS STUDIO
DIR. WARREN HIMSELF
THE MOST ELEGANT DINING ROOM

In all Of Seattle belongs to WINGS
rated walls lend fresh glory to this
the Sound from 1909 First Ave,
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AT MIDNIGHT IN A STORM

AZ sen the events take plnco which mako
Colonial photopiny for tonight and tomorro,
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But I've never found shop OF frocks and sui
80 cram.full OF really clever thlngs-and they
all--at 1921 Westlakc, north Of Pine
A trock Of atcninp striped flannel Is particular
Of color all harmoniSc and II the stripes run
dozen the front
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A WEE MUSICAL TALENT
HOLLYWOOD" is TINY

Is quite enough for the mastery OF
Of Popular Music at sos Pine at.
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IF THE FRoCK YOU NEVER WEAR

II really smart. why not let Betty Farls sell
wfRTHMoRE. upstairs McDcrinott building
when J saio gay rcd dress IN flannel vcst
varH-cmbroidcrcd bands. ,eondered hoto m
first could bear 10 part 10Th ifl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-06
More for tR0hlnsnnI

Dear Miss Lee: In your column I read
the article written by Pobinson Crusoe.
Well Robinson. ~ were you. I wouldn t
worry about the girls just now. The time
will come when you viii meet the riEht
type OF girl for you. She viii not want
Just money or cars. but win be different
from tAe happers OF today.
am a high school girl and have three
very nice. decent girl friends. We have
quite good time. but It seems AZ II ali
the fellows these days want nothing but
kisses and all that mushy stuff. Please tell
US through Miss Lees column. why fellows
want that.
Another thing Robinson don't see why
you are so bashful. You know, these days
you have 10 talk But don't worry now
because when the girl OF your dreams
comes You VIII find out how TO carry on a
conversation.
Miss Lee I would like your opinion Of
these boys and their mush. But don't
think every boy that comes gets a kss from
me or my three girl friends. BABY.
1t is a question, much disputed
whether the boys or the girls are
more to blame for the ''mush." One
thing Is certain. Just as you girls
refuse kisses. many boys do not de
mand them.
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COUNCIL HISTORY
IN BOOK FORM IS
PLACED ON SALE
installation of Officers and
Music on Program of
Last Meeting,

The history of the Indianapolis Lo-
cal Council of Women. covering thirty
three years of its work as a clearing
house" for women's activities, in book
form was put on sale this afternoon
at the Councils last meeting of the
year at the Spink-Arms.
The book, of 100 pages. is beautifully
bound in flexible leather and contains
pictures of the past presidents and
present board of directors and of Mrs
May Wright Sewall, founder.
10000 Women Affiliated
In speaking of the work of the
council today Mrs. A. J. Clarke, retir-
ing president and chairman of the
history committee, said: The 1O2
clubs affiliated with the council rep
resent about 10000 women in Indian
apolis. The council means to the
women of indianapolis about the same
as the Chamber of Commerce means
TO the men"
The meeting included reports of
committees, installation of officers and
a musical program by Mrs. Frank
McCaslin. The Young Women's Social
Club was admitted to membership.
Mrs. Clarke announced that thirteen
new organizations had been admitted
during the past year.
New Officers
Officers installed: Mrs. Bert S.
Gadd. president; Mrs. Clarke. honor.
airy president; Mrs. o. c. Lukenbill,
vice president; Mrs. Z. A. Williams,
recording secretary; Mrs. Carl r. Day,
corresponding secrtary, and Mrs. Mel
Vile L. Moon, treasurer.
Assisting Mrs. Clark in the compila-
ton of the Council history were Mrs
Grace Julian Clarke, Mrs. Felix T.
McWhirter, Mrs. W. T. Barnes, Mrs.
B. S. Gadd. Mrs. Hattie A. Ryder and
Mrs. A B. Click.
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Clubs and
Meetings

The Wednesday Needle Club, Myr
tie Temple, No. Z, Pythian Sisters
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Charles R. Ettinger, % N. Glad
stone Ave.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Mora
Wan Episcopal Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. ]. B. Darling, 719 E. Twenty
Second st.
Indianapolis Lodge, No. 297. La
dies Auxiliary to the B. of r. R. T..
will give a luncheon at Trainmens
Hall, 1902 E. Washington ST., Wednes
day All members are asked to at
tend.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Plumbers Union will give a caro-
party in Mansur Hall, Alabama and
Washington SITS, at 2:3O p. M
Wednesday. Iostesses are Mrs. Paul
Luca, chairman; Mrs. A. C. Baker
Mrs. Gil Brady and Mrs. Elmer HoE
meyer.
Phi Epson Phi Sorority will meet
with Miss Mary Morgan, 548 N.
Beville Ave, Wednesday night.
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children.
But yhen the curtain is rung down
and the audience of neighbors and ac-
quaintances has left, the east" takes
on a different aspect. The good pro
WIDER" becomes a domineering man,
impossible to please. The wife who
seems to have everything woman
could desire is seen as a good house
keeper struggling in vain to please
her unappreciative husband, cover
ing before him.
When the climax comes. the AUDI
ence" cannot understand. But the
wife and the children can.