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Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-10
Club Organized to
Promote Harmony
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A1OHNiHutu iiOHl L dSe
elected by the people of taeir sew
eral districts, by criminal proceed
ihgs, which, if prosecuted to Il final
determination, no matter what the
result, can only increase the bitter
ness now prevailing, and any re-
| sat obtained will not be commen-
! surate with the enormous expense
Which such proceedings will Eeces-
state. 20 be paid by the tax PAYERS.
An attempt to remove two
county officials. elocted by the
people of the whole county, by re-
call proceedings, men whose terms
OF office expire next year. Such
proceedings will cost the taxpayers
of the county at least 10000, prob
ai'iy $4,000, and the results will
not be worth the cost.
@.-Thc opposition to the All
AIcrican canal is such, with exist
ing political conditions, that no
measure of this kind has any likeli-
hood of adoption by congress with
o;t our united support. Yet we can
All unite in favor of IL large storage
dana at Boulder Creek, for flood
protection and water supply in dry
seasons, and let the future take care
OF the canal. Many do not favor Il
dam built at American expense to
develop large areas in Mexico, and
WHEREAS, we believe that the
time has come for the exercise of
craftsmanship and for all petty diff
fcrences and icalousics to be set
aside for the common good; there
fore,
Be TT RESOLVED by the mem
lcrs Of THE GREATER IMPE,
ilAL CLUB, composed of citizens
vino believe in the future of the
valley and that the good of the
whole should fake precedence over
class or sectional jealousy or anmos-
ity, that the members of the several
factions, for the good of all. be,
and they are hereby invited to
give up some of their demands and
ccntcntions, and unite for the COM
mon welfare, on the following basis:
THAT all proceedings to remove
the board of directors of Imperial
Irrigation District, by criminal pro
cccdingS OF otherwise, be abated and
dropped at once.
THAT the proceedings to re-
rrove county officials be at once
discontinued, and that recall peti-
tons be not filed.
THAT all factions unite in
working for an adequate dam under
conditions by which the water in
excess Of present supply shall be-
long to- the people of the United
States, and only after all needs of
county are supplied shall the sur
Tlus be sold to the citizens of Mex
leo.
THAT there be no appeal from
the decision of the court in the re-
districting case, but that the eoun
t. be rc-districted this year, to be
effective in the future, on basis
to be established by disinterested
persons.
We invite the cooperation of all,
and ask that the several clubs inter
ested advise us acceptance or re-
lection of this proposal.
Adopted this Sth day of July,
A. l.. HUBBELL, Secretary.
CsneXico, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-10
Oklahoma Oil
Company Raises
Price Crude Oil

TULSA, Okla, July 10. - The
Prairie Oil and Gas Company today
advanced the price Of Mid-Cmti-
hcnt crude oil from five to 33 cents
per barrel. The price for the lowest
gravity Of 2S to 2s.9 degrce is now
$40 and the highest gravity of A
degrees and above is S2.6S.
The new prices cover II different
rrnGes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-10
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY:
Fair tonight and Saturday with
moderate temperature. Probably
fog or clouds in the morning.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fair
toright and Saturday but cloudy
touiSl' ON coast. Continued warm
cast portion
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-10
EIks Descending
On Portland For
Annual Reunion


4 PORTLAND, Ore, July TO- =.
Portland dressed itself up today in
purple and white to welcome tho
artlered herd of Elks to the notion
al grand lodge reunion which form
ally opens Monday.
However. the city was none too
carly, for Jackson, Mich, from
where u special train rolled into the
city this morning, bringing scores
OF Bills.n ss
Jackson Elks were the first sto
seA' foe. on Portland s hospitable
soil. But one Jtcllsenian declared
tEat was nothiig, for jackson is
going to be first,in everything"
The threa. carried weight when it
was learned thar With1ngJon Houa-
vc3. crack drill team, was in thc
,Iackson crowd. The team won first
place ut every grand lodge session
since Chicago s reunion in 1920.
Now they plan to add Portland to
the cities they have eonquested --
Chicago, Los Angeles, Atlantic City.
Atlanta and Boason. IT was while
they wero returning home from
Boston that the team was invited to
stage - drill before West Point
cadets last teay. No other civilian
drilling orgmizction has ever been
accorded That honor.
Special trains bringing the of
ticia' grand lodge party are due to-
morrow. while Sunday and Monday
wiz see fully forty state dclcga
tions arriving.
Charles l.. Murphy Of this city
pas, exalted ruler of FL Centre
Lodge No. 1926, will represent tha.
organization at the national con-
vcntion. Nj, Murphy is nov on
hi; WAY TO Portland.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-10
Cryer and lSmith I
Speeches 1 Issued !
InsBooklet Form

: !" Colorado River Development y
is the title of a. booklet issued by
the Boulder Dam Associa tion, con-
taining speeches lfavoring the Swing
johnson bill, made by Congressman
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-10
HERMAN CLOSES FOR
sHApE-scHoEII Eo1
SAN ERAN. lSnG.

SAN FRANCISCO, July I'll.
Promoter "'Kid" Herman u
Moth End Club today closed for
Dave Shade-Frankie, school! ma
for August s at Rec etearion Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-10

Being in love with somebody else
is fairly good ehaperone.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-10

the front one containing an 81
lent view OF Boulder Canyon q
site.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-10

Many a poor fish gets caught in
4 hairnet.
Evening star., 1925-11-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


and BATH ms6ogsnS furnished: elevator sery,
es. kePP PPhonn must ohnPls 1n5psh i
AM. .03 Northhrook Court
ROOMS. BATH. IN THE AvoNDALE:
month West "ieaI@ i7I.W FpsSF Fpssa s4i1S 10 l.:
2s3. CoNNEcTICUT, AvE-NIcELY FUR
ktchn s'"fs BATH sesr Ti"S rf2f Prae san
VAN ANTWERP. Dol "otn ST.-BEAUTI-
fully furnished , rooms. kitchen. bath: near
DEPARTMENTS: fine location; ami. North
27}5 ONTARIO RD.-A MOST DESIRABLE
exclusive Groom and bath housekeeping ant
closets: new: front. North b65a. 16'
asAGTF Fsan large rooms r1o%. Closets tile "tsM Sss
town; strictly choice. 3ll" 18th st. n W
c14 Sc. tNEAR CONGRESSIONAL IL
brary -Four extra large first t-foor outside
rooms: will sell furniture: adults: garage
BROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT: GAS
eife.tr,cltE. h.'w.h., porch: reasonable. I"3
ai,"5oN aiR3oM apiao, APT VERY NIcEty FURNISHED
Capitol Hill. Line. lin after & nm
ONE-RoOM. KITCHENETTE AND BATH
apartment in first-class downtown apartment
Furniture mahogany and in excellent condI
ton. VIII turn over lease to party buying
Call Main $3.50, Ant. $40. after g 10 nm
all dav sunday I5'
APARTMENT. FIRST-Ff DOR FRONT. TWO
rooms kitchen; heat and lght. "7l5 11th
TIv0LI II APTS Ia,x PARK In.I,s, RD ANn HIATT
enette and bath. Apt. 80. Call after
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED Two-RooM
Snd hath ap1rtmsnt in moaerI repSo@
,cHAs, $ MUIR & 20 90. o'''S '''
1903 New York Ave. Main 4a35.
TO TO. ADULTS ONLY: FOR SIX MONTHS OR
and butler,s, pantry; complete for house
month address Box iaa.z. Star tar; once 1'' Il.
3 ROOMS AND BATH: HoT-wATER HEAT
sisc and gas $40 month. Address Box
CENTRAL NV" REDECORATED RMS
ing Office hours II desired Adams 1925 I5'
completely furnished. Apt. "A Ventosa
Line. 1860. S62 80. Is.
!,,s !dsa 9Th 9Th. ST s1a N,WmRooM % AXD KITcHEN
range. cleo: couple, Fr. s4sa
ALBEMARLE. Eth AND t. SIX ROOM
corner ant. md floor: completely furnished;
ssSRH"s'ole sS4%' adults available Dec, l. sh H%T'h
CoNGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE ATTRAC.
reasonable. The Iroquols. Apt. 30l. r.
549O-J.
l4oI COLUMBIA RD.. APT. 8I4-Two
rooms. kitchen. bath. balcony to married
couple
esO7 ONTARIO RD NV or 2 rooms
kitchen. bath, hall porch: electricity. gas:
near :, lines
3O12 I1th ST. NV rooms. kitchenette
Ink: electricity. phone; newly decorated: !:
price. S35 month. Phone Columbia sS11-J.
NEATLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. TWO
rooms. kitchen and private bath: 2nd floor
convenient to bus and car line: we'll heated
17+1 Columbia rd. NV.
1918 o ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS. SEMI-PRI-
hath = pho0e. reasonable
Evening star., 1925-11-13

THE RHODE ISLAND; 1897 r. I: Ave. NV
room: excellent hoard: continuous hot
lance cow dent Bdard sd waKnT yoo for p
peonlo. $3.50 and SIS per month
l124 18th w.-Attracuvely furnished
one extra large. beautiful room. suitable
persons: best home cooking: prices reason
ROOM tND BOARD for IN large apart
ment; home cooking: unlimited phone
9pu,et; 9p; p.easant an surroundings IN family of :
171l EYE ST Nw.-LsrFe double front
room. southern exposure: water IN room:
home privileges: excellent table. Franklin
400 MASS. AVE. NW-One large double
front room. running water: abundance OF
baths. one single: excellent table: attractive
IN LARGE, comfortable private home near
by Va. ton minutes from city; excellent bus
tiepreH rreierred T: address o"iSiz BoS 46z Star
Office Is.
4o"@? ILLINOIS AVE. N.w-Large. neatly
434I-w 15'
1910 CALVERT ST. NV have a number
TO 500 per mo. with meals. 15'
DESIRABLE GIESTS-Exclusive northwest.
IarEe rooms. suitable for 2 or ladies
meals: rcasonahlc. Pot. 51On 15'
1881 PARK RD.-Bosuuful. second floor
nersons. Adams "5I3
2l.1 H ST. Nw-LarSe warm. southern
+ adonns ns. hat6 SO for two board
1860 COLUMBIA RD-One double front
rooni m n; meals preparcd by southern cook.
3sis 18Th Tw;MDouble room sIectricty,
YtoUMG LADY en1pIoycd IN the DEPARTMENT
en- Clus. rT0i Mass ave
n Mt: IDA; NA.-Room and board, in pr-
1s ned H%G ra Arx Hr one ew G9npH sfnr must be
1929 NJ ST. N.w.-DcsiranIe room: excellent
table board: walking distance downtown:
translents accommodated.
1875" 10th ST. NV large rooms. nicely
furnished: excellent meals. individual
ice: reasonable.
tsr 40 ,sT.. ST YW-Rsllned ;rN7 c9uge Or gentle
s fFse 's"T NoTh rG&@ pest family board
ISIS Ill NQIS AVE-. Nw.-Strictlv private
large front. for two: three windows: next I"
bath: veil urenared meals. Adams 81 Is.
lI:3 Nv Large room. running water:
ais" single room: excellent table. North
1911 KENYON Nw.-Elegsntly furnished
hest meals: garage.
PORTLAND HOTEL. APT :22-Larse room
for tW03: twin beds: meals if desired. Frank
GIRLS, CLUB, 1927 18th ST. N.w-Beau-
tiful home: excellent meals: privileges.
walking distance downtown. 15'
1918 EYE ST. N.W.-SinFle double room
not and cold running water: large. bright.
wa-m. I6'
4Os A ST. N.E-Room for or 3 board
II desired: private home. Line 1889. l:i'
i33: COLUMBIA RD.-WeH heated double
and sln1le rooms: home cooking.
6@l G S.W.-Large room. private family: y
men. $50 each: good board. FIR. 1855. a.
1%2" NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE|COzY SIN
gle room. plenty hot water: excellent meals.
l7l6 EYE ST, N.W.-Large room for 3
girls: deliehttu in every WAY.
$50 and SIS. North $50. IL
@12O 18th N.W-Bed-stt room front:
accommodate 3: board.
1914 PARK RD--Doube room IN we'll heat.
ed home: references.
1917 COLUMBIA ED.-arge room furn,sh-
Cd. and board. Adams 29a9
1904 P ST. N.W.-One or two ladies; prr-
yate home.
1852 BILTMoRE ST. NV. Columbia 1O3oo.
Single room: home cooking.
STRICTLY PRIVATE. West 2747-J H.
THE FAIRMONT.
27Ol 18th ST NV
Single and double rms. new heating plant:
nSCeIlnnt meals. o4-hOUr DhOne service de.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

a35 NEW YORK AYE-THREE ROOMS.
bath and kitchenctte apartments heat and
hight $40 a month Apply 10 HEDGES 4
MIDDT. .ETON I4Io Eve 81
Evening star., 1925-11-13

III EYE ST. N.W-Large double front
'oom. southern exposure: water IN room :.
,ome privileges: excellent table. Franklin
Evening star., 1925-11-13

14O4 NJ NV Thomas Circlel-Single warm
front room. continuous hot water: 80
Evening star., 1925-11-13

20 E ST. NW.-Funished light housekeep,
nC and sleeping rooms. also unturmsheu
Evening star., 1925-11-13

TWO I.HK ROOMS. cleo: reasonable; cRtl-
Ien cared for during once hours n De
sired Adams l3"S. To-
Evening star., 1925-11-13
ROOMS AND BOARD.
tered u. S. Patent Office.

Large. well heated front double room
twin beds: large closets; beautiful dining
room: excellent board: continuous hot
water: convenient location easy walking dis
tance Govt. dents Board and room for >
peOple ~ 80 and S41 nor month
Evening star., 1925-11-13

IN LARGE. comfortable private home near
! ny Va. ton minutes from city: excellent bus
! service: beautiful location: reasonable: gen
tlenien preferred. Address Box 46-Z. Star
Office
Evening star., 1925-11-13

1918 9th ST. NV or 3 nicely furnished
rooms for In X. everything furnished: Gheap.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

l 766 CHURCH ST. inear Dupont Circle =
sonsbIa. ga,,Ie,,ap 15s
Evening star., 1925-11-13

IO5 10th ST, beautiful rooms. suitable
nr young men or man and wife; reason
~ III ftnr
Evening star., 1925-11-13

800 ILLINOIS AVE. N.w-Large. neatly
furnished front room. connecting private
rath: private home: board if desired. Col.
134l-W l5'
Evening star., 1925-11-13

WILL GIVE SINGLE ROOM to employed
white woman or man IN exchange for eve
ming work Adams 1898. To-
Evening star., 1925-11-13

ROOM AND BOARD for . IN large apart
ment. home cooking: unlimited phone {:
quiet. pleasant surroundings IN family OF =.
Pni
Evening star., 1925-11-13

l444 HARVARD ST. Nw.-Nicely furnished
-oom h-w h. electricity. unlimited phone
Evening star., 1925-11-13

1905 KENYON ST NV. Col. 4c7a-W.
Parlor bedroom lst floor. attractIvey lur-
-In1,a, !, n
Evening star., 1925-11-13
Observation-Disclosures

a35 NEW YORK AYE.-THREE ROOMS,
Hsh sb, and s. srT o HEEs hss ans
MiDDLFToH. MIDI tP ''I'ifH i4ia Eye 'sis .t, " ~ ib'
wEsToyER. 25o1 PA. AVE. N.w.-FOuR
acadns acF ess snd so1R bath
RENT FREE UNTIL DECEMBER-s RMS,
: baths, sleeping porch 1860 Mint~o1d pl..
inst hot water and gas. steam heat: newly
pasnered and painted sonthern exposure.
THE SHERMAN. 18th l. sTs. TiW-6
%RsENR9oRAp SSInsF ApGy &o '5 S%qss MEsan Rrds 5
sEAbTFT sda n1b Il AZ hPAETNEMT RgT,,oS a ?s Rooms
Omen for inspection. J. A. HAYDEN. agent
1910 81. NY.
CORNER APT. sunny AND BRIGHT :
T2%%' TSda rr oT'@ mn ana ADAM. s%Tsn a4as "e
TWO AND THREE ROOMS AND BATH
steam and hot water 1125 14th NV
sI5 NORTH CAPITOL ROOMS. .KITCH
iricity Key s3l North Capitol.
CENTRALLY LOCATED. 3rd AND : SITS.
large rooms: Apply mornings. side yard
THE HERMITAGE. 11I7 VERMONT, AVE
ToTTEN. MAIN 1890.
3OI4 DENT PL. Nv
z rooms kitchen. bath reception hall and
porch: heat and jsnitor service. Price.
$3.50 per month. >o o
10 sth Ct NV
414 Ilth ST Ne
rooms kitchen bath reception hall B.ru and
large porch heat and 'anitor service Price.
? ''0 's l.. SNOW co,
10 sth 81. NV
2l4 9TH NE-5 r AND 3. $50 TO ss5
515 G Sc and 3 r. & b. .s27 to SO
t52 ,oHysdx pT4 as1 and p ansssted hss $40
l71s C0RCORAN ST.
Extremely reasonable rents for housekeep-
rooms kitchen and bath sa5 and 81 50
sls ls,G ", 81. i. T.W WKsT ooNPASyi Il. aaoo
Most. Mos, des,,s6Ie hog-eksepins spsrtmen9s no
als 18th ST 81 SW, "' : y aaoo
3!4 H3!t In t's ST. ST. R. R krFcHEx 81 81 s" s"
Iss$.s i4,h ST. r. E -, 81 3 3
AFFLEcK REaLTY CO. 6o7 :" I4tb Ii ST ~
HEATED APARTMENT.
33oo Wisconsin ave. n.w.-S60 month: /:
aSf SRwsoS S f@"pG I1Io o"fI & ga n ,H' 5 En@on
Gao o2,t 2l5 l2th: ST. NE; Eo;,.,,,o nrs,.
private haii: pabnc han large ssck poSs9
WE HAVE A FEW VERY DESIRABLE
apartments Of one room. kitchenete and
bath and two rooms kitchenette and hath in
apartment. in the hest northwest sec
ton. lust off 18th st. Most reasonable rents
For further in form atIon. inquire.
PERCY H RUSSELL COMPANY.
a26 18th 81. NV.
$3.50
for & rooms bath and porch on ChapIn
st between 14th and 10Th thoroughly reno
waited: furnish own heat. exclusive location.
Main 1851.
1888 lsth ST NV
Apt. s. r. & b.. elec.; good location.
Reasonable rent
533 21st ST. NV.
Three rooms and bath $40 mo.
Near Dupont Circle.
Ant. AZ. "Alends1e-" COOS st. NV.
?. h. large reception hall, will rent
furnished il desired
y E RYON co INC. 14o3 F ST. VI $3.50.
: ROOMS AND BATH l4l3 NV S55.
= rms. and hath. 1909 10th NV. S45 & $50.
Both IN up-to-date apt butldlnEs
F. W. GRAHAM CO OR JANITOR.
1909 NV.
ADA ENTS OE TWO
Evening star., 1925-11-13

c63O ADAMS MILL RID NV. Apt 30
Attractive front corner room, next 10 bath;
I
Evening star., 1925-11-13

400 MASS. AVE. N.W.-One large double
front room. running water: abundance OF
baths one single: excellent table. attractive
Evening star., 1925-11-13

1900 MASS AVE. NV. Ant. +4-Comfort-
able room for / or ,: all convenences.
private family. 10
Evening star., 1925-11-13

5"7 DECATUR ST.-To gentleman. large
front room. with without private hath-
Adams lGSi eyenfDrs Is
Evening star., 1925-11-13

! 3Os PARK RD-ond floor. double. next
bath: in W. elec. phone. oil heating system ::
Evening star., 1925-11-13

1924 Eth ST.-AttractIve rooms. bath, cleo
tr"lty. $3.50 per week ur. Call after
Evening star., 1925-11-13

l454 FAIRMONT ST.-LarEe. comfortably
furnshe front room: all modern improve
rnents: semi private bath: gentlemen.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

I626 ST NV. Dupont Circle Large
~, l3s
Evening star., 1925-11-13

c3n5 18Th ST NV Ant 4I-Laree bed
room next bath: private entrance. no other
roomer-. gentleman preferred. Col. 239o-J
Evening star., 1925-11-13

1892 BILTMORE ST Ant. i6-Lsrge I'm,
rle. warm. attractive hed-lirine room. Can
S-2n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
Palestine Pilgrimages
Of Local Interest-SOn
OF Line Manager Here

A number of local Jewish people
are much interested in the pilgrim
ages which are to be made to Pales-
tine. Harry Siegal of New York
City, who is the sonin law Of Hy-
man Epstein, manager of the Amer
ican- Palestine line, was a business
caller, Thursday in the city and
spoke most Interestingly Of the plans.
The S. S. President Arthur Is the
first of this line to make the trip and
will sail out Of New York Harbor on
March IL. Mr.. Siegal is planning to
der to be in New York at the time of
the sailing to bid his father-in-law
Gcdspeed.
When the President Arthur steams
out of New York Harbor. IL air.
planes will circle in the air above
her. forming an escort out of the
harbor. The ship is well equipped
with radio, both receiving and broad
casting and newspaper will be
printed, every day of the trip. con-
tanning items Of interest relative to
those taking the trip.
The religious customs Of the people
will be carried out to the letter on
board the ship. There will be no
smoking or card playing on Satur-
days. The foods will be prepared In
true kosher custom. Included in
other ships to make the journey at a
later date. will be one entire steamer
with third class passengers. This
will enable many to make the trip
who could not otherwise afford to do
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
RICHMOND

The Ladies Of the Farm Bureau
will hold an all day meeting at Mrs.
/ Della Grondin'S home this Friday. be-
ginning at 10 o'clock. The subject
will be making hand bags. Dinner
will be served at noon.
The American Legion basketball
five won a game from the Bath In
dependents Monday night at the
Richmond Opera House by score of
32-12. Next Wednesday the Rich
mond team will play the American
Legion team OF Freeport at the Rich
mond Opera House.
A privates branch exchange has
been installed this week at the Dur
and Shoe Company buildings con-
Meeting all departments with the Of
flee by telephone. with two toll lines
running to the local telephone ex-
change.
The books for the senior class play.
r. II. S., Making Daddy Behave"
have arrived and the parts assigned.
There will be II seniors in the cast
The r. II. S. students have elected
tn efollowing editorial staff for their
school paper, THE Garnet" Editor
in, chief, Glen Lamoreau '26; personal
editors, Frances Preble '26, Mildred
N1SSNAC - -ISI NV
literary editors. Hilda Peva &c, Alice
Oddly '26; athletic editor, Carlton
Randall '26; assistant business man
ager, Gilbert Pond '27; exchange
editor, Catherine Soule 20.
Deputy Sheriff c. w. Messenger
was business visitor in Augusta
Thursday.-Mrs. Leslie Roberts was
viitor in Portland Monday.-CarI
Roberts Of Canton is passing a few
days in Richmond.-M. S. Cashier.
who has been passing the winter in
portland with his daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Adams, has returned to his
home.-Harry Peterson and Z. M.
Holman Of Lewiston have been in
town this week installing the Phi
telephone at the Durand Shoe fac
tory.-Ben Densmore was a business
visitor at the State House Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Caswell and sister,
Mrs. Cora Iowes. were visitors in
Augusta Thursday.-MissA rabel AL
len visited friends in Portland for the
week. end.-Mrs. William Champney
and son William, who have been Wis
iting relatives in Blackpool and
vicinity In England since fall, return
ed to Richmond Wednesday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
Miss Dorothy Robinson
Has Birthday Surprise

Miss Dorothy Robinson. who lives
at % Cushman street, was a very
much surprised young lady. when on
Wednesday evening a number of her
friends arrived and announced they
were going to aid her in celebrating
her birthday. Mrs. II. r. Robinson,
her mother, and Mrs. Stanley Man.
ming were in on the secret, having
made arrangements for the event.
Those present included Mrs. Man.
ming. Misses Edna Gagnon, Edna
Spearin. Charlotte Carleton, Ruth
Pettingill. Jeanne Miller, Celya Miller,
Elvira Calzolari. Margaret Scribner,
Edith Daggett. Melora Robinson, the
guest of honor and Mrs. Robinson.
The evening was gayly passed in
playing games and refreshments.
featuring a gorgeous birthday cake
We're also enjoyed. Miss Robinson
received a number of lovely birthday
membranes.