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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-01

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-01

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-01
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-01

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-01

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THE DAWN--RASSVIET

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Evsry day. except Sunday, by the Di
eseAOriate Of RussiaA Trades URiOn 81
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Cnmada,
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
MOST OCCUPIED BRITISH PEERESS
EQUALLY GOOD IN UNION OR HOME.

LONDON, March IL lP-Teacup
tariff matters, will be uppermost in
the mind of Lady AskYith, one of
the most occupied of British peer
esses, during the next few weeks,
Incidentally, she must give certain
amount Of attention regularly to the
Dockworkers' union, of which she
is a member, and at the same time
not neglect her social affairs, especi-
ally in view of the fact that her
daughter, the Honorable Betty Ask
with, is to be presented at one of
the earlier royal courts this season.
On week-ends, now and then, the
peeress finds time for journey
into the country to plead the cause
of the National Citizens union, of
She is one of the prominent speakers
of this organiza ion which has as
its aim that Of economy in national
expenditure, a subject very near to
her heart.
But Lady Askwith does not neglect
her home. The question of running
a home successfully not only herself,
but from the point of view of other
women's home problems, takes up
much of her time and thought Her
work ON various trade boards is
well known, and domestic questions
are dealt with from a thoroughly
understanding point of view.
1t was because of her wide ex-
perience that Lady Askwith was
selected with Sir Philip Henriques
and George Hayhurst as a committee
in a board of trade inquiry. This
committee has been sitting twice
daily since December, and when the
hearings are at an end Lady Askwith
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
BOW TO ENGLAND'S
SOCIETY is COSTLY

LONDON, March Il 1(P).-An adver-
tisement in a London paper to the eff
feet that a lady of title is willing to
introduce Americans into English So
ciety, led to some inquiries regarding
the cost of such Introduction.
They cost between 5000 and 5000
pounds sterling and, it is pointed out,
in addition to the fee" required by the
introducer, there would be all sorts Of
other expenses.
house in a good neighborhood,
servants, motor cars, expensive gowns,
probable presentation at court and at
least one expensive dance, would have
to be given before the wished-for goal
could be obtained.
After that, if the social scale is to
be maintained, endless dinners, EPSON
and Ascot attendances must be kept
up, as well as at charitable functions.
The original fee for Introduction would
be only the beginning of the payout
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
Fields for
Airplanes Urged by
Means for All Cities

CHICAGO, March IL P.-City plan
fields for airplanes will prove as wise
as development programs without
giving consideration to automobiles,
Rice w. Means, United States senator
from Colorado, said here today upon
his arrival for a conference of lead
ers among. Spanish American war vet
Grams, of which he is commander in
chief Senator Means stressed that
vision in commercial aviation is
needed to prevent the chaos such as
has marked other great scientific de-
velopment applied to commercial
uses. 1--WE see, the chaotic condition
of our highways since we have be-
come a nation on Wheels" he de-
clared. even the air lanes of radio
are in state of confusion"
National defense is one of the sub
jects sponsored by the Spanish Amer
lean war veterans, he pointed out,
saying: ."What will be the confusion
when airplanes invade the realm of
the sky, unless we take some sensible
view and plan ahead? When we are
forced to face another emergency,
thoroughly developed commercial avi-
alton will have laid the foundation
for real national defense"
Senator Means will depart for his
home Sunday morning.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
CHILD PAINTERS NOW
NUMEROUS In FRANCE

PARIS, March - R-Child art is
increasingly common in Paris ex-
hibitions.
Lately there have been displays
devoted entirely to the younger set,
The latest of these displayed water
colors by children from all over
France, from eight to eleven years
old
Some critics say they see much
fine art in the young idea. others
are more conservative. All agree
the children do remarkably we'll for
their age A few caustic ones OBJ
serve that child of ten should have
little difficulty in producing things
as easy to look at or to understand
as many pictures made by their
elders that get wall space in the
large exhibitions
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
TO HONOR WAR DEAD
AT GERMAN MEMORIAL

BERLIN, March / 2 tP)-The German
memorial day will be observed March
13 with numerous civil and military
services throughout the country in
honor of the war dead. Nationalist
and monarchist military organizations
especially have made extensive pre-
parations.
place at Potsdam in the Gardens
of Sans Souci palace, which have
been called the Hohenzollern's para
disc The day was celebrated for
the first time last year. There is
another date set aside for mourning
of all dead, "Toten sonntag," which
this year falls on November 20.
Efforts are being made to combine
the two dates.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
GlN SOCIETY
Auxiliary of First Baptist Church

Auxiliary of First Baptist Church
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the First
Baptist church meet the first Thurs
day of each month for a business anG
missionary program. The second Thurs
day of each month the organization
meets with its pastor to study Book
of Hebrews with it's pastor sa
teacher.
The third Thursday in the month
is White Cross day with an all day
meeting with covered dish lunch
con. The day is spent making things
for the hospitals and orphana ges.
ime is also devoted to work for
the missionaries.
The fourth THURSDAY of each month
is spent in missionary study. The
auxiliary is looking forward to the
visit OF i. Q. Vermilion Of Eel Paso,
who Will arrive here Monday to
hold d revival.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
Organdy Is Chosen
EOr The Young Girl

PARIS, March 12.-Jeanne Lanvin
has created dress which will in
fluence many American girl graduates
when hey go to choose the dress
that is to be worn on the day the
diplomas are passed out.
The frocll is formed of many tiers
of organdy cut in large scallops.
A deep three TERED collar carries
out the idea of the old-fashioned,
yet modern girl. The original model
gave the effect of pale pink wild
rose, but the dress is equally effective
in white, and other colors.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
Velvet Is Encrusted
With Metal Beading

PARIS, March 12.-Dresses inspired
by the orient are a speciality of Paul
Poiret, the designer on whom Paris
has come to lean for exotic styles.
One of the evening dresses designed
by Poiret this spring is of black
velvet sumptuously embroidered in
metal threads and beads of silver.
To wear with it, he makes wrap
encrusted with silver. The mantle
is reminiscent of a mandarin's cere-
monial robe.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

tallys We're of the same color and
motif as the rest of the decorations
which presented a pleasing scene.
Following a nicely appointed din.
ner at which sixteen guests and the
hostess dined four tables of bridge
were arranged and the guests play
ed cards during the remainder Of
the evening.
Guests who assisted Captain and
Mrs C. NJ. Peck in celebrating on
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
Detachable Cuffs
For Evening Wear

LONDON, March 12.-Big, detachable
gauntlet cuffs for evening wear, are
proving very popular with English
women who like unusual notes in
their dress.
A fair haired girl, seen at London
theater recently, showed how attrac-
tive this note can be. Her frock of
leaf green velvet was development
of the now favored period style, and
was made with a full skirt and a
tight fitting bodice, finished with a
flower posy at the "V' shaped cor
sage. The detachable gauntlet cuffs
were Of the same velvet. The effect
was emphasized by an outstanding
collar across the back of the neck.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
PARADE OF FASHION .
travelling Coats OF
Rich Materials Seen
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travelling Coats OF sef ~
Rich Materials Seen
PARIS, March 12.-Traveling coats
have never been prettier than they
are this spring in the collections
of Paris. The range is wide, but
the materials are uniformly rich in
texture and color.
English woolens are most frequently
chosen by Max, Paris designer of
furs, coats and costumes for sports
and travel. One of the innovations
of this house is a loose yoke fitted
jauntily into raglan sleeves A slight
fullness over the shoulders gives q
pretty flare both to the front and
to the back.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

the occasion of his birthday were:
Major and Mrs. George b. Jones.
Captain and Mrs. e. H. Randle, Cap
tain and Mrs. .Lucius Wright, Mrs.
James Wheelin, Captain and Mrs. G,
NJ walton, Lit and Mrs. William
Mckee, 1t. and Mrs. A. T. Wilson,
1t. and Mrs. Robert Blair, and the
honor guest, Captain Clarence Peck
Dispatch rkkphones-S1 and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

hopes to take a good long rest and
spend some weeks in South America.
Lady Asllwith was made a member
of 81 Dockers' union when she was
assisting Lord Askwith in his media
tory J, work in the London dock dis
triets, and has taken an interest in
the unions affairs ever since,
especially those of the lockers wives.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
gifts and CONGRATULATIONS.

= Us aIIU CUIIS TdLUId JIOHS.
The room in which the dinner
was held and the table We're beauti-
fully decorated with Easter colors
carried throughout, lighted tapers
yellow in color and tied with
little ribbon bows near the center
The nut basket favors were also
yellow ana rose and tiny cotton
bunnies and chickens were suspend,
ed on the handle of each. The bridge
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
Surprise birthday Party

Captain Clarence Peck was pleas
antly surprised last week with a
dinner and bridge party at his home
in honor of his birthday Mrs. Peck
acted rs hostess and a number of
friends of the couple among the Of
ficers and their wives at Camp Harry
]. Jones surprised Capt Peck with
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
Juvenile Music Club

Juvenile Music Club
The Juvenile Music club held their
regular meeting at the Parish house
Tuesday afternoon at AIS o'clock
A program consisting of a number
OF piano solos was given in which
a number of the club members tool;
Fart. Marcella Winmberley played
the same compositions for the CLUB
which she was to play in the music
contest at Tucson and played them
with admirable technique and feel
ing. Diminutive Russell Meadows
drew laughter and much applause
by several Well rendered selections
at a piano ne could hardly reacn.
Work was then taken up on the
music memory contest which will be
staged in May. At the meeting
Tuesday a number of compositions
were played and the composers name
given out. In May the child who can
rember these compositions and the
names of the composers the best will
be given a prize. The work is eX
cellent training for the mind as, well
as giving the child remarkable
background. The program as given
Tuesday follows:
Piano solo-Valsette. Arthur Brown
Nathan Kline
F.ano SOLO on the Meadow. .Lichner
Marguerite Shannon
Piano solo-Cukoo! Cukoo!. .Bilbo.
Russell Meadows, Jr.
Fiano solo-Marck fof the Tin Sol
diers ...!. ............., Gurlett
William Kline
Piano solo,
(a) Polonaise-Bach -. Hughes
CD Reaper Song ...... Schumann
(c) Elfin Dance. e............. Creig
Marcella Wimberley
Following the program there VIII
he work on the material leading up
tc the, music memory contest in May
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
Ncw Workers Here

New YOrkerS Here
Miss Elizabeth McKernon and James
r. McKernon, Jr., of New York City,
have arrived in this city to visit
With DR. and Mrs. L. ]. Tuttle.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
Westminster Guild Meeting

W WPS{MIHiSIer UWIIU WetIIHg
The Westminster Guild will hold
it's meeting for March in the Pres
byterian annex Monday evening. A
supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
Miss Katherine Bean, Miss Beatrice
Mitchell and Miss Lucille Darner as
hostesses. The program following
the supper will be in charge of Miss
Cornelia Hartwell.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

has developed stainless woman's
shoe.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

Old newspapers il bundles for sale
at Dispatch office.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

Merle Hartley is still on the up
in the golf match.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13
Calvary baptist Ladies

SalNary BstPtiSt LADIES
The ladies Of the Calvary Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs. A.
Q. SnoWden Friday afternoon for the
regular business and social meet
ing.
Those present were: Mrs William
Stratton, Mrs. d. NJ. Bloodwortn,
Mrs. J. 3. Garland. Mrs. Nettie Ray
nor, Mrs. David Caff and Mrs. Garcia.
At the close Of the meeting re
freshments We're served. The next
meeting viii be at the home of Mrs,
Cummings, 1916 Tompkins avenue.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-13

Dr. and Mrs Carl Lund will leave
Tuesday for Europe They will be
gone three months. This will be the
second Douglas couple to take this
ocean voyage recently. Mr.. and Mrs,
Wright are now in Europe