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PAIR OF GAMES WON
BY WI. HIGH TEAMS

CLARENDON. Va. February r.
Two WashinGton-Lee High School
teams turned back invaders on the To-
cal floor when the boys five overcame
Fredericksburg High. 81 to 81, and the
girls combination bested Oakton High
lassies, 80 to is.
Croson did the bulk of the scoring
for the victors in the boys game.
counting s17 points, while Maple and
Shelton led the visitors attack
Misses Davidson and DeLashmutt
were chief point.getters for the Wash
ington.Lee misses. with Miss Reilly
finding the cords most often for Fred
ericksburg.
In the local teams lineup besides
Misses Dawson and Della shmutt were
Misses Croson, Munson, Tucker. Furr.
Hines. Topiey, Callahan. = Haggerty
Mason and Fraber.
In addition to Miss Reilly the Oak
ton team was represented by Misses
Lee. Beckner. Wiley. Richie. Pealz.
graf, Speer and Graham.
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CATHOLIC u. BOXERS
LOSE AT WEST POINT

WEST POINT. y. y, February t..
Army boxers had no trouble dis.
posing of Catholic University in the
ring today.
The cadets won everything. Only
one bout was close. that which fea-
tured Stone and Greece in the 145-
pound class.
Summaries:
us pounds--Morrow. Army defeated
Ri6rdan. Catholic University: bout stopped
by referee in second round
1@5 Dounds-Calley. Army defeated Ma
Eure. Catholic University. rounds de-
I35 Dounds-Reynolds Army defeated
Byrne. Catholic University. rounds: de-
cision,
las pounds-Stone Army defeated Greece.
Catholic University. 3 rounds: decision.
iS5 pounds-Wathineton. Army defeated
A; Tjsrney, Catholic University: knockout
after minutes Of second round.
IFS p0unds--Fritsche. Army. defeated
Malevich. Catholic University. 3 rounds; de
observation-disclosures Army. defeated
3, TierneS. Catholic University, 3 rounds
decision.
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ALEXANDRIA SExTETS
TO PLAY TOMORROW

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 12-
Alexandria High School girls basket
ball team and Alexa ndria teachers will
meet Monday night in Armory Hall.
Play VIII start at $40 and the largest
crowd Of the season Is expected to
turn out.
The two teams will again clash on
March 4. On February % the AIexan.
dria High, sextet will play Lackey
games are now pending with the Lee.
Jackson High and 81. Mary's girls.
Two letter men and nine Of varsity
experience give Coach Howard Jones
a solid foundation around which to
mold the 1927 Aiexa ndria High School
| track team, which will soon go into
training for the outdoor campaign
Capt. Garland Sisk, 220-yard low
hurdler. and also contender in the
440-yard dash and SS0-yard run, head.
the Alexandria team. Coach Jones
also has Lester McMenamin, who runs
in the 40 and $50 and puts the shot.
Following are the varsity squad mem
bers OF last year who viii return: Jack
Doniphan. 220 and 100 yard dashes,
broad Jump, 220-yard hurdles and sen.
ior relay: Pete Pullman, senior relay,
100 and 22e yard dashes, broad jump
and shotput; Thorton Goods. SSO.ya rd
run. senior relay. broad Jump and
shotput; Kirk Lindsey, senior relay,
100 and 220 yard dashes: Joe Black.
| we'll, 440.yard dash. SsU.yard run and
220-yard dash: Pete Williams. 440.yar d
dash and sS0yard run: Marshall Smith
high jump and 22o-yard low hurdles:
Leon Riley. 100 and 220 yard dasfies
and broad jump, and Paul Travers.
100 and 220 yard dashes and discus
throw.
ST. Mary's Celtics will face swavely
Preparatory School at Manassas. Va.
next Saturday night at Z o'clock. The
Celtics would like to hook the Kama
whas of Washington for. game, to be
played in the Alexandria Armory Hall
on Wednesday.
Alexandria High School will play
! two and possibly three games during
! the coming week. Dewitt will be met at
Washington Monday. while Charlotte
! Hall will come h@fe Wednesday The
play-off for the third athletic district
| title may be staged here Friday and,
If so. Alexandria will face Warrenton
winner OF division b.
Central High School plays Episcopal
here next Wednesday, while Christ
Church Prep comes to Episcopal on
! Saturday.
The annual election Of Old Dominion
Boat Club officers will be held March 2
Six games have been definitely
booked for the Alexandria High
School base ball team for the coming
season by Coach Howard Jones. They
are: April ID, George Mason High; is
| Western High: 90. Eastern High at
Washington: %. Washington and Lee
High: 20, Fredericksburg High; May
10, Eastern High.
Dreadnaughf Athletic Association
Inc, will again be represented on the
base ball field this year and in add
ton to it's outside games with the
leading teams of this section the Big
Ds" are planning to enter the Wash
inCton unlimited series II a franchise
can be obtained.
Boston has the only crippled chill
dren basket ball teams in the country
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~ rNSTON HALL athletes are
concentrating upon basket
Y hall Just as the other semi
nary students are doing.
with orsc-back riding and
general gymnastics as auxiliary fea-
tures Of the sport program. ut Cum
ston the nterscholasEic games pre-
cede the intercla IS series on the basket
hall schedule. Games are listed with
Eastman. Sidwell, Friends. Fairmont
and HoIton Arms. in addition to the
two already played, one with Warren
ton Country School and the other with
the Garrison Forest School of Mary
land. Gmston bowed TO both Of these
teams. hut DrofitinG by the experience
gained in these opening contests eX-
meet to make more favorable show
ing when they meet the local squads,
according to Isabelle \. Patterson,
coach.
Swimming practice is held once a
week throughout the year at the
Florida Avenue School. Tuesday after
noon the mermaids meet in the Y w.
&. 4. tank. This year. with the new
nool in opera ton on X street. Miss
Patterson hopes To he able to develop
class teams and to stage an interclass
meet in April.
Mary Mathesen. president of the
Athletic Association also Is mem
her OF the basket hall squad. and the
former captain. Imogene Taylor is
the 1927 captain and Ida Galloway,
manager. Other players are Martha
Lineherger, Elizabeth Dunlop. Helen
Hoskinson. Harriet Carter, Ann
Carey. Moss, Frances Jenkins. Mary
Murray Hume. Ann Cameron and
Katherine Deming
hal in 10 E'aIi
in anticipation of the annual Spring
tourney for the school crown. Both
singles and doubles events will be
played. practice for which will be re-
sumed as soon as the weather permits.
Martha Lineberger. a newcomer at
Gunston, already has given indica-
lions of being an outstanding rack.
eter and Is expected to make a strong
bid for top honors In the Spring tour
ney. Miss Lineberger. who comes
from Pennsylvania, where so many
ranking tennis players are produced,
Is an all.around athlete. She is one
of the strongest players on the basket
ball team. a good swimmer and
skillful horsewoman.
In addition to the organized sports
at Gunston. Miss Patterson drills the
athletes in military tactics, gym
nastics and esthetic dancing. In the
Spring she plans To use the roof
garden of the school for her classes
in tactics and other gym work.
Major letters are given the mem
hers of the varsity basket ball squad
Trophies are awarded the winners OF
each tennis event.
With the exception of TIVE tits in
freshman series, all games In the
Eastern High School intra.class bas-
ket ball loop have been completed
The Freshmen will complete their CIR
cult Monday of this week with dou'
BILE header.
Team 3 won the Junior-Senior series
with five victories and one defeat
The Olympics, winning four and los
ing two. were declared champions OF
the Sophomore loop.
Members of the winning Junior
Senior squad are Marion Gardner,
captain: Ethel Smith, Beryle Edmis.
ton. Teresa Breen. Mary kelso.
Thelma Courtney, Laura Williams
and Margaret McGarvey.
Olympic players include Elizabeth
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II CLASHES ARE LISTED
IN FOUR COMPETITIONS
Catholic u. Athletes to Be Most Active, Figuring i'm
Basket Ball, Swimming and Boxing Events
Many Attractive Courts Games.

as any of the other teams. with the
possible exception Of Georgia Tech
and the Mississippi Aggies. Both
Tech and the Aggies have veteran
combinations. the latter having back
all the players who earnedthe runner
up position a year ago after beating
Maryland in the first round.
Paul Mention Of Baltimore. who
works many of the games at the
University of Maryland and others in
Washington. has been chosen AS one
of the officials for the Southern Con.
ference tourney. Mentons who knows
basket ball from a to u, doubtless
is the best referee in this section. and
he has intelligence and personality
to so along with it.
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Selections of the four claSS teams
TO compete in the title inter-clas3 series
will he announced this week. accord,
ing to members Of the committee com
posed of the athletic directors Of the
respective class groups. captains and
the basket ball manager
Junior and senior squads will he an
nounccd tomorrow through this cot
umn together with a schedule OF the
championship games Selection OF
sophomore psssers will he made early
in the week. and of the freshman
squad as soon as the preliminary
series is completed.
Irene Meade has been elected basket
ball manager at the University Of
MARYLAND and also will lead the
senior squad in the forthcoming series
for interclass honors. Josephine God
bold will captain the juniors; Eliza beth
Corl<ins has been chosen sophomore
leader and Catherine Rarnesiey will
pilot the freshmen. All are clever
players.
Mer1naids soon viii share the stage
with hasketers in the local sport
drama. The first one will be given on
February %. when the members OF
the Capitol Athletic Club swimming
squads will hold their initial indoor
tank meet in the y. w. G.. A. pool.
According to an announcement made
by Florence SHADING. the affair will
be Junior senior contest. A number
of skilful swimmers have been de
yeloped in the Junior ranks during the
past wear, some of whom are under
II years of age. Interest In the com
Ing meet will>center around their per
Torrance in the seven events listed. to
f,.0h -8x IL
| 1O0yard. breast; l0-yard beginners
race. relay fancy diving and plunge
| for distance.
The three Joyce sisters, Helen, Mary
and Judy. are among the promising
| juniors who will figure In the event
| Judy who is j. years old, shows AT
unusual aptitude for diving and is eX
pected to develop into one. of the mos
expert springboard performers th'
ciun has yet produced.
r Other juniors entered are Catherine
| Fulton. Catherine Bray, Helen Streek'
and Julia Aman.
+ Washington and Princess Athletic
| Club teams will meet Tuesday nigh
| for the second time this season in I
| p. G. Girls Basket Ball League game
scheduled 20 take place In the Eas
Washington Community gym at East
ern High School at 8 o'clock.
These two teams are running &
neck .and.neck race for league honors
| In their first encounter the Wash
! ingtonianS came out on top by
score of 80 to -. Tuesday the Prin
| cess tossers will put forth their bes
! Efforts to turn the tables. Neither
| team has lost to any other local squad
| this season In a scheduled game. The
| washingtonian have bowed twice tC
out of town tossers, however. but by
| a narrow margin in each case.
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FINE BASKET BALL CARD
PRESENTED FANS TO-DAY

they will meet Columbia Heights
Christian Church tomorrow night at
7 at Columbia Heights Center. and
Chevy Chase Centrals on Wednesday
night at 1910 o'clock at Central High
School.
Opening another busy week on the
arrnory floor at Hyattsville. tossers of
Company F. National Guard, tomor-
row night will entertain General Tires
Company basketers and the Hyatts-
vile De Molay quint, the former en-
gaging the Doughboy regulars and the
latter the reserves.
No game for Thursday night for the
regulars has been arranged. but ne
gotiations are on with a Baltimore
duint. Montrose basketers will mix
with the reserves.
Company FL of Westminster liz listed
to send it's five to Hyattsvile on Sat
urday night for a First Regiment
championship match with the Com
pany F. first .stringers, who also will
the same night take on the five rep
resenting Fort Washington.
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BASKET BALL MAGNATE
IS TAKING A VACATION

George r. Marshall, owner of the
Washington team of the American
Professional Basket Ball League, left
yesterday for a two-week vacat ton
In Florida. During his absence af-
fairs of the local club win be handled
by Lewis Hogewood Marshall's gen
eral manager. Hogewood will main
tain daily communication with the
team that is now on an extensive
Western tour,
As he is a close friend of Bucky
Harris. Marshall may visit the
Nationals training camp at Tampa
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CRANDALL NINE TO PLAY
IN THE MIDGET CLASS

One of the best mines in insect ranks
last season. Harry Crandall's team. a
club sponsored by Harry Crandsll. 10
cal motion picture cwner. Nall this
campaign play in the midget SeIGss.
Material is being sought and ca ndi.
dates are asked to call the temporary
manager at Potomac 5016 or North
1852.
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WONDERS WILL OPPOSE
FORT HUMPHREYS FIVE

Washington Wonder hasketers will
visit Fort Humphreys this afternoon
to engage the soldier team in return
match.
WondersAurned back the Engineers,
so to %, at the Arcadia here recently.
The local squad will assemble for
the trip at Fourteenth and II streets
at / o'clock.
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SWARTHM0RE PREP.
NOSES OUT CENTRAL

SWARTHMORE. Pa. February -.
After a thrilling battle here this aft
ernoon in high.scoring game,
Swarthmore Prep beat out Washing
ton Central High, SIS to 81.
The Capital City boys held a slight
advantage in the, early part of the
opening period. but toward the end
Of the first half SwarthmOre put on a
great rally and led at intermission,
35 to IS.
The Central team staged a rally of
It's own in the second half, and at one
time led. So to 81.
Nee and Burgess were outsta nding
members OF the Central ensemble.
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WASHINGTON CUNTS
WIN IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. W.. February IL.
Two st. M1rys celtic quints suf-
fered defeat ON tGe Armory court to-
night. the unlimited five falling vic
i'm To Georgetown Freshmen, 80 to
-. aud the Seniors going down he
ore Independents # Washington. %
Ia 80.
Harmon and button did most of the
scoring for the Hilltop yearlings and
Fimmons WAS the leading basket
alarkSmen for independents
The scores.
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Teams viii Haze Busy Week Central Nine to Play Hard Schedule
GRlCIR0k AND DIAMOND
WORK TO START AT G. u

This week will see the start of q
coup.e lntae a; hietiC activities at
Gporgct0iyI,.
Snrir. fc hall practice will get
uufirr way iarmOrraW AMI or Tues
DIV battery candidates for tic base
hail team viii begin conditioning
work
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WHlTBECK OF HARVARD
WINS TENNIS TOURNEY

ITHACA, n. Y. February II P).-
John Whitbeck of Harvard today
won the first intercollegiate indoor
tennis tournament for the William A.
I.arned trophy by defeating Clifford
r. Marsh of Williams in the final
round a. "a e. 6-2.
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POTOMAC FIVE TO PLAY
BALTIMORE BASKETERS

Manager Il. A. Bogley of Potomac
Boat Club has booked basketers of
the Maryland Swimming Club of
Heights Center CWilson Normal
SCHOOL, Saturday night. starting at 5
o'clock.
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CANOE CLUB CAGERS
TOP NAUTICAL LOOP

Washington Canoe Club tossers.
who are leading the Nautical Basket
Ball League race with two wins in
as many starts. will play two games
this week taking on Old Dominion
Boat Club Wednesday night and
Potomac Boat Club Friday night.
Both contests will he in Central High
gym, starting at $50 o'clock.
Wins were registered recently by
Washington over both the Old Domin-
ion and Potomac clubs. and each will
he out for revenge in this weeks
games.
The league standing:
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QUINT BETTERS LEAD.

Company M tossers incres sed their
lead in the Fort Washington. Md.
Basket Ball League when they down
ed Company l.. IL to 10. The winners
came from behind to triumph. IT was
a hardfought and clearly played
game.
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~ ERNIE PEAcOCK'S Anacosti'
l. Eagle basketers, defending
District unlimited champions,
IL come to grips with tough
foe this afternoon when they
engage Stantons in Congress Heights
Auditorium starting at o'clock.
Two close battles and one tie re-
suited from the three meetings OF the
teams last season.
A preliminary between Clovers and
Bonds Whirlwinds will start at 2:l5
o'clock.
A bang-up card also In offered at
Gonzaga gymnasium this afternoon.
when Mongomery-Ward Company
basketers of Baltimore visit for a clash
with Eddie Bratburd's Washington
Yankees, starting at o'clock. In a
preliminary at 2, Roses will mix with
Palace a. C.'s sturdy team of the
Southwest.
Riggs National Bank t0ssers face
an active week. In addition to their
Bankers League game on Tuesday
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NATIVITY FIVE EASILY
BEATS COVENANT TEAM

With Jasper. Brady and Heany
pocketinE most of their baskets.
Nativity tossers yesterday vauquished
Church of the Covenant. As TO -. c.
and ". Proctor between them counted
all hut four of the losers points The
score.
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WOMEN In SPORT
by CORTlVNE FRAZIER

Thorn. captain: Edith Alexander, Lou
Snyder. Helen Thomas, Alice Elliot,
Elijah beth Birkhead and Esther
Hughes.
Standing OF the iunior-senior teams
at the end Of their series is given be
low Standing of sophomore squads
haa not been reported
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Hyattsyille High basketers will meet
University of Maryland Freshmen
Tuesday night in RItchie gymnasium
at College Park in the preliminary to
the Maryland Virginia varsity game.
This Is the only engagement now list
ed for the Hyattsville boys until
March/5, when they meet Hagerstown
High at Hagerstown. Manager Bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

AlSatians. more commonly known as
police dogs. came originally from the
Ardennes district of, Luxembourg,
where the country people crossed dogs
with wolves i'm order to get protection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

Hair Groom is a dignitied comb
ing cream which costs only few
cents jar at any drug store. Mil
lions use it, because it gives that nat
ural gloss and welt groomed effect
to the hair--that final touch to good
dress both III business and on social
occasions Even stubborn. unrniy or
shampooed hair stays combed all day
in any style you like Hair Groom
is ereaseless; also helps grow thick.
heavy, lustrous hair,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

y attractive base ball schedule
" for Central High School has
"A practically been completed
1 i The card. in addition to the
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st. Adams School soccer team IN
Friday is listed to meet Park View
School hooters. graded school cham
pions of the WESTERN section of the
city.
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~ ISTRICT college athletes will
be busy this week with a
total of II events down for de
~ eision nine OF them here and
the other EIGHT in snnfS mort h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

Sturdy swimmers of Dewitt face A
stern test Saturday when they engage
Navy Plebes at Annapolis.
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Referee--Mr. EntWisle
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
Scotch BObbed
Tresses Costly

GLASGOW, June lj.-Clo.c to
100000, 900 a year is spent by wom-
on and girls on bobbing and shingl-
ing in Scotland. according 10 James
Stewart. the " HairdlesScr NJ. p.
for 81. RolloX, and as consequence
he SAYS, IA new occupation has been
started which employs many thou
sands Of mcn'and women.
- am sure women viii not return
10 the long hair fashion, because the
present mode j. 50 romfortab bic and
hygicnic, he went on. Shingiing
is as popular with the women of the
mining villagcs as it is with the
women Of MAYFAIR.
In England the cost of treatment
Of the hair varies from 81 cents in
thc working class village 10 1925 in
the fashionable salons OF London.
Some rich women think $25 70 tl2j
quite normal expenditure for their
treatment AZ one session, but such
extravaganza i abnormal.
- The average woman rroba bly,
spends about - 10 IS . year on hair
cuts, Stewart concluded, (which
compares favorahly with the expense
Of the average man on shaving, hair
cuts and shsmpoos.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
GIRLS ENJOYING
WEEK AT HfPASS

Grammar school Girl Reserves III
strong from MI over the valley are
making things hum with activity
this week at the y. W. G. \. camp
At HipasS.
Mrs. r. W. Camphcll. president Of
the Y. ". G. y. who il in the valley
for a few days assures parents and
friends that the girls are rosy with
health and the fun of free aSSocia-
tion III games. nature study, and
handicraft. I'll" evening camp fire
programs are giving scope to the
girls originality and rlcvcrne>S.
The regular county summer amp
for children will open June -. Mrs.
Campbell states. By he payment Of
u email foe children Of valley lam
ili"s ean be- sent to lIipass for Il va
cation Of any desired length. Mrs.
Campbell viii Dee a. the camp her
self through the month Of July and
other competent persons viii b" in
charge Of the children aS well.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
Girl
Res erve Wins
Coveted Honor

Highest honor award at 'ho y.
V. {. A. camp 'at Hipass went n
Doris Webbcr Of Calcxiro high
school Girl Reserves last week, aud
she has been selected Sunshine
Girl OF the camp.
This title was given by popular
vote of the girls in csmp to the one
displaying most interest, efficiency
and success in the work and social
activities of the week and who j.
most considcrate of her companions,
According to word received from
the county secretary, Miss Louise A.
Kelley, a large registration for the
: second week at Hipass camp is ex
pcctcd. probably more than 80.
One of the additions to camp life
is the new fire place now undcr con
3 struction in the recreation hall sno
which will be completed in fe"
DAYS time. Places around the caml
/ fire have been in great demand thit
summer on account of the coo
nights and the fire place has beer
badly needed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
MERRY CHINESE
AFFAIR GIVEN BY
MISS CELIA YOUNG

Grcat mcrriment was 41ccasioned
at the dinner party given last eve.
ming by Miss Celia Young by the
fact that guests were required to
eat with chop sticks. It was Il Chi
neSe affair and chop Sucy was one
cf the principal dishes of the Ori-
entail meal which concluded with
Chinese candies and Swcctmcats,
Bridge was the diversion Of the
evening and high score WAS made
hy Miss Lula Sue Pope while Miss
isolde Horton Won 4 consolation
prize.
Miss Young guests were Misses
Lula Sue Pope, Margaret Lanicr,
Helen Girard, Mauriuc MaStick,
Jean Stuart, Rose Mahana, Edith
Clark, Hazel Cassat, Marion John
ston, pimice' Parker. Violet MadduX,
nomaine Richmond, Mortic Wade,
and Isolde Horton.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-15
Social Brevities

The Security Benefit associations
is giving blue jay box social
and dance al the Palm Garden
dpnec hal in Urber, Thursday. June
10 at . p. III. The public is corji-
ally invited and each lady is asked
to bring lunch box.
Mrs. X. B. Perkins and children
and Mrs. Kate E. Oldham have re
turned from few days sojourn
in Los Angeles.
Mrs Robert Burns and son Bob
by left today for Mission Beach
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Ro>" Sammcus left this
morning for Los Angeles. which is
to be her future home. The latter
part OF thu. month Miss SammonS j.
II he married To Mr.. Arthur Arnold
II the Angel City.