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B. and P. W. Club Proves
Real Service in Work
OF Year Just Finished

The Business and Professional
Women's club of Casper is the ser
vice club which for women takes
the place OF Rotary, Kiwanis and
Lions for men. The Casper Club
Is a member OF the national feder-
alton of Business and Professional
Women's Club. The objects of this
club are: to promote the interests
OF business and professional women
and to encourage greater coopera.
ton among them; to elevate stan
dards; TO extend opportunities and
to create fellowship. The member.
ship consists Of women who are In
sympathy with the purpose of the
club. ninety per cent of whom shall
be actively engaged in the business
and professional life. The motto
of this club is Better Business
Women for a Better Business
World"
The club aims to serve and at the
same time assist in informing its
members on civic and Legislative
matters and to furnish additional
social life TO its members. AS q
means OF service the club has an
educational fund for furtherine OF
IS motto. Better Business Women
for a Better Business World BY
bringing before tho club, prior to
the general election, representatives
from the leading political parties,
the members were enlightened upon
the party platform and the candi.
dates OF each party in order that
the members might be thoroughly
familiar with both platform and
candidates. Not only at election
me but throughout the year legis.
lative and civic problems have beer
discussed.
The camp, near Garden Greek
falls, which was opened during the
summer offered to every club mem
Der rest and recreation.
The annual meeting of the club
was held at the Henning hotel Sat,
urday. January 8. Reports of'the
standing committees were heard,
Some of these deserve special men.
ton. The membership committee
reported a membership of So, con.
sisting of 1 dental ~hygenist. 3 chr.
opractors. 3 trained nurses. 1 alb
stractor. . milliners, / cafeteria
maneser. / accountant. 1 photo.
grapher. 2 Y. w. c. A. secretaries,
2 executive secretaries. / county
superintendent Of public instruction.
l welfare worker. l proprietor OF
music shop. l proprietor of dry
goods store. 3 saieswomen, 2 iibrar,
ians. / postoff.ce clerk, l advertis.
Ing manager. l housekeeper, s
teachers. 2S stenographers and
b~ookkeepers.
The program committee reported
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20 meetings over n period Of nine
months, two of these being entirely
musical programs. two in which
groups OF outsiders were entertained
and Z were business meetings Dur.
ing the year IS speakers outside of
the members of the club have been
heard; current events have been
given from time to time and two
programs were put On by different
groups OF members OF tho club. The
various meetings have been presided
over by different members of the
club.
The social copmittee reported a
series Of parties and teas having
been given, and expressed appre-
citation to the people of the city who
had so generously extended the hos.
pitality OF their homes.
The civic committee, which has
attended the chamber of commerce
forums meetings Of the city coun-
Gil and other public meetings has
cooperated with others in tho fur.
thering of plans for a community
service building: for Better Homes
In America" movement and has had
some small part in bringing about
the identifying the city park and
establishment Of a municipal skat-
ing rink at Bucknum Park.
The educational committee report.
ed loans having been made to sew
eral girls In order hal they might
continue their education.
The Legislative committee has
given reviews on the Child labor
amendment to tho constitution; the
uniform marriage and divorce bill:
the amendment to the Smith Hughes
bill; the national education bill.
The organization committee Is as.
sisting other clubs In the state to
perfect their organization and to be-
come federated.
The treasurer's report showed the
present worth Of the club to be
s~1.e32.61.
In summarizing .the years work
the president. Madelyn Seabrght.
spoke commercially of the work
that had been accomplished by the
club; of the work of the individual
that had made these things possible
and stressed the necessity OF each
Individual doing her part.
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to resume his studies at tho West
ern Military academy.
Dwight Wallace. who spent the
holiday vacation here with his par
ents. Nj. and Mrs. r. D. Wallace
returned Sunday to Lincoln where
he attends school at the University
OF Nebraska.
Miss Helen Marks of Denver who
has been the guest here for a week
OF her aunt expects to leave tomor.
row for her home.
Justin Mccarthy and Vincent
Crater returned last evening to- Den
YER to resume their studies al Re
gis college after spending the
Christmas and New Year holidays
here.
The Misses Frances and Mary
Mccarthy, daughters of Eugene Nc
Carthy are leaving tomorrow eve
ming for Cheyenne where they at
tend the Holy Child Jesus academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Robertson
have been called to Iowa by the
sudden illness Of Mr.. Robertson's
father.
Mrs. Edna Murphy has returned
from a several days visit spent with
her son in Lander.
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CITY BRIEFS

Earl LythEoe of GIenrock who is
connected with the Mutual Oil com
pany was brought 10 Casper last
week, suffering from 2 serious in
jury to ons of his eyes.
The sRev. A. p. Hamrick and ].
L. Walker were visitors in the city
last week from Glenrock.
Charles C. Harp is tr~ansacting
business affairs here from Denver
for a few days.
Harold Bradley is here on bust
ness from his home in Helena
H. x. Hamilton is in the city on
business for the week from Color
ado Springs.
George Lane Of Council Bluffs,
Ia. is attending to business affairs
here.
Elmer C. Marsh OF Oakland. Cal,
is a business visitor spending sew
ersl days IN the city.
A. W. Hawks is among the out-of
town business visitors here this
week from Denver.
Thomas spaulding is here today
on business from the western part
of the state.
Bryan Garner returned last eve-
ming from a several days business
trip to Thermopolis and vicinity.
George Criswell has returned to
his home in Nebraska after spend
ing the holidays here with friends
and relatives.
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PERSONALS

Miss Patricia Sullivan is leaving
tomorrow overland for Sheridan
where she will be bridesmaid at the
marriage OF Miss Norma Keenan,.
Harley GatIhn. wholesale repre-.
sentative for WHY'S Overland In.
corporated, has been In Casper for
a few days comforting with officials
Of the Lee Doud Motor company.
John Schalk of the Union Oil com.
pany has been spending a few days
In Casper enroute to his home in
FIT. Collins from Riverton where he
has been on business for his com.
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Donely are
visiting in Casper for a few days
this week from their home in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Alez Steele OF LAvoye Is Wis
itins with friends in the city for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis HambIin and
children left the beginning Of iast
week for Omaha 10 spend until
spring in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. McCuliough
and small daughters have returned
from a several weeks visit spent
with friends in Denver. their former
home.
Miss Eleanor Kendall of Sheridan
Is the guest here for several days Of
her sister. Miss Kendall is en- route
to Colorado to visit with friends and
relatives for a number OF weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Schubring Of Lander
have been visiting in Casper with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r Monroe were
visitors for a short time in Lander
last week.
Jack Frazier spent a short time
the latter part of last week in Ian
der on business.
MISC Florence Jones was among
the Casper people who spent a short
time in Lander last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Copley were
guests for a short time last week
Of Mrs. George Powell at Glenrock.
Miss Anna Morgenstine who spent
a short time visiting at the home of
Mt. and Mrs. Ben Margolis in
Lowell has returned to Casper. Miss
Morgenstine formerly resided in
Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bay and
children were visitors last week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bay
in Colony, Crook county.
Elmer C. Hempstole has returned
from Denver where he spent New
Years with his sister. Mrs. Arthur
Thornby.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Durkin are
NlsitorS IN the clty Tor a rev Gays
from their home in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moore have re.
turned from Omaha where they
spent the Christmas and New Year
holidays with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Bolands are
In Casper from their home near
Sheridan.
Billy Johnson. son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
o. G.. johnson Of South Center
street, has returned 90. Alton, Ill
, 1925-01-05

BOISE. Idaho. Jan. 6.--Idaho's
eighteenth legislature opened today
and. It is predicted, will remain in
session for 40 days or more. The
budget calling for ~s4,944.274 Is ex.
pected to be the first to
come up.
, 1925-01-05
Indian Held as
Bank RObber

DENVER, Jan. 5.-Onited Press.)
Edward Reward, wealthy and part
Usage Indian, was held at the re-
quest of Sapulpa, Okla, authorities
who say he is wanted in connection
with the robbery of the Community
State bank of Bristow, Okla, of
$4,000 last June.
, 1925-01-05
loyalty Temple
Is Organized.

Loyalty Temple NO. 1s, Order OF
Pythisn sisters, was organized at a
meeting he'd Saturday evening with
a charter list OF thirty,five mem
bers. Grand chief. Mrs. Nina Wits
enhunt presided and conducted the
~instH1tion of the order.
Sfncers elected were. most excel
lent chief. Ellen Waters; excellent
junior. Louise King; excellent chief
Hattie Holmes; manager. Alta Fish
er; miftress of records and CORE
spondence. Minnie Twisss; mistress
OF finance. Margaret Edwards; pro-
tector, Alpha Muir: gunrd. r. L.
Holman: sitting past chief. Sylvia
Bauer: trustees. Lillian vanBurgh.
/; izabeth Evers. and Bell Long
hurst; captain OF the degree, Eliza
beth Evcrs. grand representative.
Nancie Cromwell; alternate, grand
representative. Alice Richards; past
chic. certificates were peeented by
, 1925-01-05
Dance Is Enjoyed
At Power Plant Saturday.

An ENJOYABLE dancing party "aS
rs, on saturday evening. January
a. for employees of the Natrona
power at the office build
ing on Center street. At ~theAciose
Of the evening refreshments We're
served by o committee in charge
Nnsic for dancing was furnished ps
Sharp's orchestra
Among those who ATTENDED "ers
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Bacon MT. anu
Mrs. II. c.. Chappell, Mr.. and Mrs
a #. Hasens. Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah
.Mahoney. Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Court
", Mr. and Mrs. William Schouboe'
Mr. and Mrs. George shopping
Miss Cleary, Mr.. fnd Mrs. W.
II TslIey, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
u.nesan, Mr. and Mrs. W. u.
Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. A. u.
Hurst. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Faris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reberg, Mr.. anu
Mrs. A. p. Schierman, Mr.. n Mrs
r.. C. Gunneli, Mr.. and Mrs. e. w
Trenkle. Mr.. and Mrs. Arch bezzant'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Patterson, MI
and Mrs. Ed Scoville, Mr.. and Mrs
.r4p. Sandon, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
c;osselin, Mrs. G.. r, Berry MIS-
w. Newman, Miss Katherine iNehy'
Miss Louise Kelly, Miss Marie Law
lor. Miss Kathryn Brady. Miss marie
Green. Miss Nan Smith, MISS
Dorothy Wood. and the Messrs.
lanes Urich, f. r. Crichton. sam
Morvee. Jess Hall, Ed sjolandei'
Elton Mclaughlin, Robert eraos'
Tommy Donahue, Richard Ekluno
q. r.. Gray. Don Miller, l.. c, sran'
shaw Harry Hubbard. and r. W.
Hennesgy.
, 1925-01-05
Musical Tea Tomorrow
at Brooks Residence.
@. and n r. Woman's
Club to Hold Meeting.

An important business meeting of
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail.
way Woman's club Will be held on
Tuesday afternoon OF this week at
the public library TO which all mem.
bers are invited to attend.
, 1925-01-05
Mrs. Nichols Will BE
Hcpored At Luncheon

In courtesy to Mrs. r. Il. an
Of Council Bluffs. Ia, who is the
guest OF her son. r II. Nichols ana
family. Mrs. Patrick Sullivan VIII
entertain on wednesday Of TINS
week at her home at an informal
luncheon and bridge party
, 1925-01-05
Congregational Association
win Meet wednesday

The woman's association OF
First Congregational church WIZ
meet on "Wednesday afternoon 81
this week at the home OF Mrs. IA
rorrenson. 241 South Conwell. MIS-
Jorgenson will be assisted u'r
the afternoon by Mrs Carhsie;
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MARY ToBIN

Nancis Cromwell to past chiefs. Ger
tride Holman. Sylvia Bauer and Ell
len Waters. It was decided during
the evening that meetings should be
held on the second and fourth Thurs
day evenings OF each month in the
Odd Fellows hall.
=
Musical Tea Tomorrow
at Brooks Residence;
For the benefit OF st. Marks
church furniture fund, Mrs. B. B.
Brooks win be hostess at a musical
tea Tuesday afternoon. January 6
at her home on South Wolcott
street. The public is invited to at.
tend.
, 1925-01-05
Van Meter Recital
~ Postponed.

The recital which was TO nave
been given tomorrow evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church. by pu-
pills Of the Van Meter chool OF MI
sic has been postponed the date-to
he announced later.
, 1925-01-05
-Hn6byterian Bible
PCIass VIII Meet.

The Woman's Bible class OF .ne
First Presbyterian church VIII meet
Tuesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock at
the residence OF Mrs. s. II. Pun
$40 South Park venue
This will be the first monthly meet
ing since the election of Mrs. Amer
son as leader and 1t is urgently re-
ouested that all members anu
friends attend
, 1925-01-05
Mrs. Sullivan Entertains
Monday Bridge Club.

Mrs. Patrick Sullivan was hostess
today at her home on East Tenth
street for the regular nesting OF the
Monday Bridge club. Substitutes
for the afternoon were Mrs. Major
Ormsby and Mrs. P. c. N~ioolaysen.
, 1925-01-05
Officers and Teachers
xXiu Hold Meeting.

All officers and teachers OF the
First Presbyterian Sunday school
will meet this evening at 1880 o'cioch
al the manse, 1903 South Woicote
street for the purpose of transact
ing business affairs when WIN ~
clude each department OF the schooi'
, 1925-01-05

Tor results try a Tribune Classi.
fled Ad.
, 1925-01-05
dance wednesday At
Country Club.

Tho regular s~emi-monthly daneine
Marty viii, be held on WednesdaS
evening at tina Country clup, 'hs
dance to be preceded by a nuHper VI
dinner parties.
, 1925-01-05
IN. DeFreece Will Be
Uostes, For Her Club

Mrs. G. A. De Freec VIII Dc nus
ess Tuesday for n meeting OF the
Ls-Fa.Lot Bridge club OF hio sne
a. a member, at her home loo
bak Crest avenue.
, 1925-01-05
Peightd-C Campbell
Marriage Today

Mrs. Evelyn Petghtel and darrS
G.. Campbell, both of Casper. were
married today at noon at the Brown
Palace hotel in Denver. Miss NIL
dred Grey. also Of Casper, acted as
bridesmaid Both Mr.. ana MIS-
Campbell have been residents OF
Gamer for several Years and have
numerous friends here. Mr.. Camp
hell is connected with the Burke
Donaldson and Taylor company. The
couple will return to Casper INC
will make their home in this city
scandinavian Lutheran
Aid to Meet This Week. 49,,
The Scandinavian Lutheran Aio
society will meet on THURSDAY al
ernoon January s at 1894 south
Day,d street. The social hour VIII
be in charge OF Mrs. l.. Larsen
, 1925-01-05

Billy johnson. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
o. G.. johnson of South Center
street, has returned I o Alton, Ill.
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-, lima Adams Has Quiet Home Wedding;
Hsner wiz Honor Dr. and Mrs. MatthetcS
- - EnNANn ~

IN MRS EpN AlsN NN =
ADAMS annoan's 'hS
y - :, thsr dsusbts Anna
- y piss-Nu No't son
ceSF 81 mun Of Hone.
,sass stanley N''A ''Al
81 49, ..s...ia,. afternoon AZ
Ia de bgmg Of The
. ,-sa,, In the preserve e'
~ sd t,v Intimate
wss s5vnsd IN NeH
snps 1s,ssUsd end ear
y. .,.o.s, ana lii.ss cf 'he N'i
T. ~, Ahurs lne brides s'--
- =, - mb attendant Her
., y, y ssorsg,,e in che oUnse
- =, 80 novcrs Prymisr rose,
Xudmdc vVs best man
y NJ Nolt lrtt by motor
3 ss.-,. On their wsddins
~, ,ruvellus in a eeise
.psrts eostume and q
- Thty v.l ail from
-. - dc last % February
,.ig vhsrr tHyy will make
= srA
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.Orthopedic Shops

Alrs. q W Johnson win be- host
sss Tor Frink Park guild At ths or.
,hOpedic Lunch Room. stt Columbia
~. Assisting vii b. Mrs p. c Spo.
Uurt Mrs p g. waliron. Mn. c.
+. Uhdsn. Mrs. Bculah Rovig. Mw
Leon Hewitt. Mrs e g Gates MrE
J, u Hamilton. Mrs Ajax Harrison.
Mis- Maud Younss, MLSs Rita Mar
tin. Miss Ethel Hamilton and Miss
Helen Harrison.
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Tea 10 Compliment
NelC Resident

Mrs Leroy Fowler wiu b. hostess
al tea on saturday Afternoon, Jan
uary g. from until o'clock. in
compliment to Mrs samuel Wiuguri
n'hyuts ClarkL who recently came
her, with Nj Vineyard from $40
kane TO make their home
Mrs. stanton Frederick and Mn.
blaine Murray win preside At the
urnS. assisted by Mrs Lawrence Cal
vert. Mrs James Costello. Airs Don
aid Graham. Mrs, John I.oor Locke.
Jr.. Mrs BaEnctte Fisher and Mu.
James Farrell
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Music
0ratorio Society to
Give Concert

The Seattle urnouo society viii
present Handles Judas Magea.
tacus." under the direction OF . W
Rixrl. Tuesday evening. January q.
.ai Plymouth CanErr ruticnhi church.
Musical people arc Interested IN this
initial Performance Of The society
Among educated people an on.
,orio society which Rive8 tie works
Of tho great masters. ne - the rus
pose % this society. n probably
more Indicative ~ tHc intelligence
u The community than the cree
ton 81 a ncw chuuh OF school tg
cause & shows the artla,le spiris
Of the people
In On oratorio. the work ~ the
chorus b % supreme Importance
and possibly makes the strougcst
appeal. hut this uutorl0 has some
very nna solos which arc universal.
- known. the most famous ones
being the following sound An
Alarm" How Vain Il sian." Arm.
Arm sc Hfavc' "Ah. WrctJh6l
iamsi" Father Of Heaven "Piuus
Orgies"
Tie most popular number OF "a,
entire srogs Is the trio. duet and
chorus. "sAr. the cuuqucrlug Hero
Comes, which j. familiar 70 ever.
one rs lie common uAc on an o..
casioua from HANDLES time to this
where tribute has been paid 10 mar
tial success and heroes have been
welcomed. II IL the universal ac.
companimen, Of victory as the
Dead March" In saul" - Of the
paRcantry % death.
Mrs. Percy J. starkc Of Tacoma.
VIII sing the soprano role. NIiss
Wluifred Parker. coniralto: Mar.
shall Sohl. tenor and William He'd.
berg. baritone complctc the quar-.
tst Miss Gladys Moukiu. will n-.
sist IN tho trio. Mr. John suuJ.
stem win ~ 81 the piano and carl
Paige Wood Of the University 81
Washington, M the osgua.
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ANNUAL. MEETING
AND ELECTION

Mrs. r. 3. Goodwin was reelected
president Of the Fruit and Flower
mission wednesday afternoon, at the
annual meeting held in Frederick &
Nelson's auditorium. Other officers
elected 10 serve for the ensuing year
arc; First vice president. Mrs. John
I, Locke. second vice president. Mrs.
s.ephen l.. Spencer: recording score.
tarv. Mrs. Frank 4. Piumcr, re-
elected. corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Harry Henks. treasurer. Mrs. ii. l..
Merritt. reelected; case recorder. Mrs.
II. ". Dyer. assistant case recorder
Mrs, peter Mogensen; case inyestiga.
tor. AIrs. A. j. webb. reelected: as
sistsnt case Investigators, Mrs. Ed
win SEWN. Mrs. George Adrian
Smith and Mrs. a. II. Truax. Presi-
dent emeritus. Hrs W. II Lyons;
press correspondent. Mrs. Harry Otis
Mcknight.
Mrs. Charles Constantine was
elected chairman Of Mount Baker
circle. Mrs. A. T.. Kocpfli. vice presi.
dent Mrs. w H. Dando. secretary:
Mr.. Arthur Elmore. treasurer.
AK circle elected Mrs. Alexander
ueister chairman: Mrs. Frank Brys.
vice president. Alrs. George W. Len
non. secretary; Mrs. -. %. Dobbs.
treasurer. Mrs. Cyrus A. Briggs. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Lydia y.
Gardner. sewing chairman: Mrs. J. u.
wheat. assistant sewing chairman;
Mrs. vs.. r. Hitchings. press correH'
pOndcnt
The new Officers Of the Queen
Anne circle are. Alrs. David r.. Fryer.
chairman! Mr. J. NJ. Gilman, vice
ebalrman. Mrs. W. y. sbumm. sec
rotary: Mr.. Bert Allen, treasurer;
MR.. v. n. Houcl., sowing chairman;
Mru Edwin Fairborn. assistant Sow
ing chairman; Mrs y. ". Kelly, as
alsfant sowing chairman. Mrs. Frank
giebcr,. press correspondent tole-
phonc committee. Mra. Bert Iianoy'
Mrg. u. r. Try. Mr.. j. G. Biaekford'
Mr.. g. n. Knlk, cook book commit
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igs Party tor
VS. ClendRS

r. Css S0u;hwiek Mss Gladly
- ar Miss Grace Nogelson
4 -,-.zn u bridge saturday
-sa a. the home Of MrS. u.
niraczs
~ lsair vii honor Mss Vivian
sn.s Wis uurriase 70 Mr..
- ss.sor Mscfarlane VIII take
a. . Fse7uary
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Informal Dinner for
Miss HcHry

Miss Frances Green viii entertain
with an Informal dinner az hes home
tonight tor Miss Elizabeth Henry %
New Nogk. who with her mother.
MIS-. fideio Henry win leave she
first % The week for California
Mrs Henry. with hcr daughter.
have been guests 90 pr. and Atr,
Donald A Nicholson tor several
week
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WAR On HoRNETs

DuELlE Irish farmers On ODE
vicinity o. Dublin haze started
war 10 rbs death as1ln-t hornet
Armed with face protector -rI
clubs the farmers are rc9griH4jha
countryside with tHs one Dupna
of oud.caf.ug every herusE rrt
lu sight.
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Tea for Dr. and
Mrs. Davidson

To honor pr and MrsC =. David.
SON whose marriage vgs a recent
event IN thc East pr and Mrs Eam
Al Ua.t alIi .-s.s.-sss.== s.-4,ss &. - ~,
sunday afternoon from Z until 8
o'clcgk.
ASSISTING viii b. Mrs Heng Ward
Recgher Airs Ralph NJ Hoffman.
Mrs Kenneth t'arker Alra Henp
r. H9Elto0m Mrs Crawford An.
dcnon Nrs. MaEuus 4 Crawford
and Mrs VIII utta BELT
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Ill iIkEs 10 THROW
TAPEMHITFRs

BERLIN I4H Is-Agggsf Hflpp.
Berlin manufacture must stop hur'
ing tFpsErtrH af dsfrnealrs en-
pf0ysr who IlspIra-r him Thirteen
men ard women who once worked iu
sUpp's downtown office testified bon
court that supp bad picked gp type.
writer's anI AuIrr1 them aH Oar as
across au entire room ahrn H.H ire
secs araIHrI Gretchen sehusH "a
secretary. B. alleged 10 have been ss-
Fersiy injured by ono Of tbe flying
tYpTa utar supp denied Gii the &c
,u.lILnu-
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Luncheon Ia Tacoma
for Miss For

Mis-, Harry ByIuF diciga Goclri .s
entertaining with "a bridge luncheon
az her apartment in the New Hsmp
shire ln Tacoma Monday afternoon.
Tor the pleasure of Mis- Jean Fox.
who b. Eo.ug TO lhc Orient
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y ssd Mrs, Kerry
Nufr Hosts

NJ. A. 5. Kerry VIII en-
dinner ON "Wednesday
4 mex, week at Their home 'a''
- ~ and Airs Mark an
-. who viii leave tle
-, month Tor a trip abroad
$50 viii be confined 90
s-sn.ls o. me honor suests-
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INSTALLATION
CEREMONIES

Installation ceremonies for newly
elected officers OF William McKln.
ley circle. No II. l.. G. \. r.. were
held Saturday night January 10,
in Netcrans' hail. nrmory.
The installing officer was Cassie
Osborne, president Of department or
Washington and Alaska. assisted by
May Vance and Elizabeth Hlggcn.
botham as conductors: Laura
Thompson. musician.
The officers installed were Presi.
dent Hazel McKinstry; senior vice
president, Mabel Thompson. Jr.:
vice president. Susan Glassman: sec.
Rotary. May Masecar: treasurer,
Bessie Morriscy: chaplain. Anna NJ.
Day: patriotic instructor. Emma
I;wins; conductor. Mae EastliclS.
registrar. Laura Goodwin: guard,
Florence Roop: assistant guard.
Flora Phillips.
Tho next meeting Of the circle
viii be "Wednesday. January q. at
1880 pm. In Veterans hail.
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for Out
sr.,ru Guest

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