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Cars for Collegiates

Five fatalities occurring since jan
uary 1925 caused the Princeton Uni
versity authorities to ban the owner
ship of automobiles by students. The
ruling however is not to become ef-
fective until July 1, too late to save
the danger incurred by student who
lost his life during the past week
while driving his own automobile.
No driving of cars by students is the
further extent of the ban on automo-
biles.
The reading public knows the great
number of automobile accidents that
have occurred with college students,
frequently when making trips to in
tercollegiate games. Every parent
knows the parking and petting prop
osition that goes with the free use OF
automobiles and should be glad to
have this temptation also removed by
more general ruling.
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SPOTL.IGHTS
ON =
PEOPLE =
Burbank's Latest
elders
J; ;MdudeKCTi

One of the last gifts to the vegeta-
Bile world made by Burbank was
particularly large and beautiful va
riety of popcorn. All there is IN the
world would go into a hat, and 1t Is
stored in a steel safe in the scientist S
home at Santa Rosa, being valued at
$4,000. However it will not always
STAY there like the buried talent OF
scripture story but will in small
amounts be allowed to propagate
more of its kind. The start was
few kernels from South American
product. The ears are garnet color
ed. The kernels pop large and snowy
white puffs.
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taxes for the year 1927. Said sale
will be made subject to the confir-
nation of the court, and the success
full bidder will be required to deposit
(1OGo) ten per cent of his bid in
cash on the day of sale, the balance
of said bid to be paid on confirmation
of said sale.
This March 12, 1927.
DREW w. PAULK,
Trustee.
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Illustrious Women to Meet

A luncheon has been planned Tor
a group of Americas foremost wom-
en- to occur in Chicago in May. The
guests from each state will be select
ed by the governors. Governor Don
ahey of Ohio had no difficulty to Sc
lect representative from his state.
1t is Judge Florence Allen who has a
national reputation, She became no.
ted when a common pleas judge, but
in 1928 she had the rare distinction
of being appointed to the supreme
bench of her state.
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GEORGIA-Ben Hill County

Notice is hereby given all creditors
of the estate of C. L. Prescott, late
of said county, deceased, to render
in an account of their demands to me
within the time prescribed by law
and properly made OUT and all per-
sons indebted to said deceased are
hereby requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This, March 8, 1927.
MRS. C. L. PRESCOTT,
ct administrators C. L. Prescott.
leader Want Ads Bring ReSultS
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Campus Heroine

An ambitious girl in Iowa earned
her way through college by working
in the dormitory kitchen, peeling po-
tatoes mostly. She says she must
have peeled 1000 bushels of them in
all. A significant gift at her grad
uation next June will be gold pota-
to a compliment from the student
body recognizing her industry and
her spunk as they call it.
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Training Janitors

Specialized training is extending
even to the janitor's job. A course
in janitor's training is being conduct
ed at the Colorado State Teachers
College. Of course the attention is
being given especially to public school
ianitor's work, but the training would
be equally valuable for more eff
cient care of apartment buildings.
Firing a furnace is something Of an
art and there are good and better
ways to sweep floors and wash Win
dows. These items are closely re-
lated to economy for the owner and
comfort for tenants.
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ANNIVERSARY
COLUMN
TEN YEAR S A G 0

Visitors out of town. Mrs. j. T.Pit-
man, Atlanta; Mr.. j. H. Burke, Mi
Ian; Messrs Dorsey Oliver and Roy
Bragg, Osierfield; DR.. and Mrs. W.
B. McWhorter and Mrs. Pauline
Crawley and Miss Pauline Crawiey,
Tifton; Mrs. J. w. Bowden, Wood
bury; Rev. Walter Blackwell, Thom-
asville; Mr.. j. C. Legious and Miss
Ethel Legiour, Atlanta; Mrs. A. A.
Harvey, Jr., Brunswick; DR.. and Mrs.
A. H. Denmark, Chattanooga; Mr.. A.
A. Harvey, Lynn Haven, Fla; Mrs.
W: A. Adams and little daughter.
Jacksonville, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
w. Paulk, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Broad
hurst, Macon; DR.. w. B. McWhorter,
Albany; Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Brewer
and Miss Hester Brewer, Macon;
Mrs. J. C. Bush, Cordele; Mesdames
S. G. Pryor, Jr., Gelders, Denmark
and Mann, Ocilla; Mrs. Fred Keefer,
Pittsburg, Pa.
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The Golden Trail

This term usually applies to the
routes taken by lavish American tour
lists. Of 100000 visitors in Euro
pean countries last year 100000 OF
them were Americans. The British
chamber of commerce has been frank
to admit their efforts of persuasion
to bring the largest possible number
of these through Great Britain, it is
figured that the toll of American Wis
itors. spending not less than pounds
day. will go far toward lessenine
the amount of exports that otherwise
,, must be sold to equal that much prof
II
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1t is estimated new building construction
over the country for 1927, will reach $5,OOO,-
600 900, while expenditure of more than $4,-
600 900 900 will be required to cover replace
ments and ordinary repairs.
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man at Olympia, Washington has devel-
oped barkless dog. Now howlless tom cats.
And scratchless hens. And talkess wom-.
No we won't say it.
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Single Comb White LeghOrns from
line bred trapnested pedigreed stock
with egg records from 2S4 to 326 in
twelve months. Eggs and stock for
sale at 8O2 w. Oconee. H. B. Deyo
& Sons. emo
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Savings in all classes of banks in the United
States recently amounted to S211 per head of
population. Life insurance policies in force
totaled 78 billion dollars Obviously not all
wages and profits are spent as fast as they are
earned.
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Visitors in Town: - Mrs. F. A
Colquitt, Cordele; Mr.. and Mrs. w
A. Carter, Albany; Col. and Mrs. ]
A. Mcdonald and J. A. Mcdonald
Jr., Douglas; Misses Wilma White ano
Gladys Peterson, Douglas; Col. T. N
Hendricks, Valdosta; Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Harrington, Vass, NJ c.; C
G. Adams, jacksonville; Mr.. Chas
Manooch, Talladega, Ala; Miss Ma
rie Ward, Douglas; Mr.. and Mrs. J
B. Smith, Rebecca; Miss Lillian Nor
ton, Waycross; Mr.. E. C. Miller
Waycross, Mr.. N. f. Davis, Minneapo
lis; Mrs G. E. Robinson, Richfielo
Springs, N. Y; Mrs. Madison Mar
tin, Pavo; Miss Martha Womble, Ma
con; Mr.. W. J. Barrett, Athens; Mr..
M. H. Pitman, Rebecca; Mr. and Mrs
Oscar McMichael, Douglas, Mr.. R. W
Cox, Collins, Ga.
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New York is arresting actors in dirty plays
trying to clean up the stage, the audiences
growing larger all the time. If they want to
end it-why not arrest the audience?
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FOR SALE-City lots and tracts at
bargain prices. 25Go cash; balance
3 years, III interest. Clear titles
List sent on request with stamp en-
closed. H. & C. A. Wettstein, 1855
Goth Ave, San Francisco, CAL
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Here's hoping the Federal Radio Commits
sion will have at least one loud speaker who
will tell the radio trust where it gets on-and
off
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FOR SALE-Do not plant ordinary
cotton seed, when you can get
Perry's Pedigreed Wilt Resistant
Toole from the originator and breed
er at $1.50 per bu. fob, Dawson, Ga.
1t is among the leaders at the Exper-
iment Stations. j. P. Perry, Dawson,
Ga. At
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Thirty-two men and women have been in
dcted in Pittsburg for election frauds which
lead one to think maybe Wares majority there
will be cut in the Senatorial recount.
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There are now about 70 farmer cooperative
poultry associations in this country; AZ OF these
associations marketed over $26,O00OOO worth
of eggs last year.
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We now have it straight from history that a
pretty woman persuaded Gladstone out of a
war. Maybe there is a practical reason for
our modern beauty shops after all.
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FOR SALE-One carat diamond
ring. Will sacrifice. Apply to
Leader office. If
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English dentist says we should reverse the
order of our meals. Alright. Instead of hav-
ing coffee and doughnuts" for breakfast, we
will take 'doughnut and coffee
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FOR SALE-Pea vine hay j. T. Tay-
lor, Route 5. Ftp
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GEO. BROWN IN NEW BUSINESS
Mr. Geo. Brown has purchased the
soda and cigar business of Geo. Craw-
ford in the story building where he
will be pleased to have his many
friends call on him.
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Use, don't make mistakes. Successful peo-
pie get there on other peoples.
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During 1925, more than 100000 barrels of
gasoline were consumed, both at home and
abroad, a gain of nearly 20 per cent over 1925.
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PIANO TUNING-For first class
piano tuning leave your order with
Miller & Raine Furniture Co.
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The United States produces nearly one-third
of the worlds silver supply
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WANTED TO MAKE TO ORDER
Feather mattresses, down quilts and
pillows. Highest cash price paid for
feathers. Folding Feather Mattress
Factory, 1913 S. Sherman. 1tp
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Turpentine Still Wanted-Apply to
Lacey L. Sutton, Douglas, Ga. 2tp
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CLASSIFIED ADS
RATES-CASH IN ADVANCE
One Week-Az----l0ca per hne
One ae Month soe per Sn<

CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEET H
dental gold, platinum, magnetic
points. diamonds and discarded jewel
ry. Hoke Smelling & Refining Co,
Otsego, Michigan. II
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VETERINARIAN

DR.. A. B. Griner, Veterinarian, To-
Gated at Gray Brothers. Prompt at
tcntion to all calls, day or night.
Office Phone No. 8.
Residence Phone, No. 262.
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In the matter of Sam and Irene
Abram, trading as Abrams Dry
Goods Company, Bankrupts,
IN BANKRUPTCY
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MRS. REAGAN HOSTESS
Mrs. J.. c. Reagan was hostess to
members OF Circle Number Three OF
the Women's Missionary society Of
CONTINUED on page two.)
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY

MONDA1
Circles one..Two, and Three Of the wOmen's Missionary society
Of the Baptist church will meet in an important session at $3.50 !. m.
Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple. regular business. at
women's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will meet in study
session at the church at $3.50 p. m.
regular session at the church at 3 p. M
women's Guild. church Of the Advent, will meet in separate ss
siOns-cirsle Number One u in . Ms gu Ea W %anb n 'n ss P psr'i Soms . E al :
a sSsth a. street o'clock ss : p 2 the II e afternoon Sa" Sfs. James Ja%s: i Brs@1s. h %sssss At :
a. the sd hsn. a. Of iGf's' Mamie n. Bourne. SIS Tenth street, : ! e,eSst
J; m; r,, ois.ls N se.ss' :. Two 70 S seIo %st fr at lunch n h1 ans of business ai ). F m. aslss.
Ladies' Alta. society sdsty s SACRED 4 s. ee char1.. M .sr., wi u n , Bf n
TUESDAY
Treble clef club will meet at the home of DR.. NJ. L. Murray. Wash
Mardi Bridge club, Mrs. W. s. Moothart. hostess. at 8 J. m. at
her home on West Levee street
tuesday tournament Bridge club. Mrs. A. X. Black. hostess. at
- tuesday Bridge club. will meet at the home Of Mrs. R. H. Eisaman.
Sterling and Levee streets. at 3 p. M
WEDNESDAY
Evening Bridge club. hostess, Miss Austin burst. in her home at %
Self Culture club will meet at iii West Elizabeth street. Mrs.
=" just Sew club. Mrs. S. NJ. Harvey. hostess. at her home N Adams
stree, IN West f BrI~n fn meeting e ! !: n Reese wn-Mond hotel. HarHnsen.
luncheon at l o'clock and business session later Mrs Lloyd II.
Fl Jardin Friendly club. Mrs. Ben c. Hanna, hostess at her home at
3 ]. m.
THURSDAY
West Brownsville PIT. A. will meet in regular business session at
Friday Bridge club, Miss Elsa walthers, hostess at her home on
Elizabeth street at 3 p. m.
Loyal Twelve club. will meet at the home of Mrs. A. Z. Derrick in
Civic League, first fall meeting. at the home of Mrs. F. E. Nor
u.s. Merry sSsa Matra@n. Bridge club, Mrs. John Martin. hostess. at $3.50 P.
FL Jardin Bridge club will meet with Mrs. A. E. Harper at 8 !. m.
Thursday Bridge club will meet at FL Arco tea room at s !. m.
with Mrs; @ Y. Lawrence: hostess. : n;,., w..,r ,n,.,., .,r...
at 3 =. N.
Ell Jardin PIT. A. will celebrate the eighteenth birthday Of the
The program will be based on the club motto, Know The Child"
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HARLINGEN
STUDY CLUBS FIRST MEET.

The Harrington Study club held the
first meeting of the fall season
Thursday afternoon, in the beauti-
full home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Thompson, on east Taylor avenue.
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Finley Ewing,
Mrs. II. S. Herren, were the gracious
hostesses. The living rooms were
decorated with dainty pink corona
and roses. Orange hued cosmos was
in evidence. The attendance came
ear being one hundred per cent
present. with thirty-two there.
The reelected president, Mrs. J.
i. Foster, with poise and elognence,
gave greeting 70 the club members.
Mrs. j. c. Myrick, the first president
Of the club, was to give her feel
ings as an ex-president but she
chose to give praise to her club
members for everything instead.
Mrs. Goldammer, another ex-presi-
dent, spoke of the warmest friend
ship for the club members. and said
she never asked one Of them for any
act Of service, that they did not
attend TO IL willingly.
The secretary being absent, Mrs.
Edo Smith acted IS secretary pro
tenn She was on the program also
and gave two negro dialect poems.
The last a was composed By q
Harlingen man. A. l. Broows. Mrs.
A. v. Brown sang "Thora", and as
an encore, "The Lilac Tree" Mrs.
B. +. Hardin was pianist
The club decided to assist In the
treet planting contemplated for this
city and the civic committee was as
signed to attend to this. A motion
was made and carried TO send Mrs.
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LUNCH AT CLUB
FIRST WARD PIT. A.

Mrs. Sherwood Bishop presided at
the second meeting Of the First
Ward PIT. A. which met at the
school house Friday afternoon. Pu-
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erde Mrs. Wallace with good wishes
and many gifts.
A dinner course was served 70 the
following guests: Mesdames Mack,
Henry, Galland, Moyle, Guy Leggett,
McDougall, Reeves. NJ. ]. Dodson, M.
s. Mullinix, j. +. Mayfield. J. L.
Waters, J.. W. Holleman. Geist, VIM.
d. McWilliams. w. r. Galloway,
Moore and Miss Lillian Millinix.
MRS. BELL ENTERTAINS CLASS
On Tuesday evening Mrs. J. Z. Bell
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SAN BENITO

SURPRISE FOR MRS. WALLACE
A dinner party, arranged for Mrs.
Foy K. Wallace, to be a surprise TO
her. was given ut her home Tuesday.
When the honor guest returned to
her home she found a three-tierd
white birthday cake. gl~istening with
candles on the dining table. When
the lights were turned on the friends
came from hidden places and show
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SOCIETY
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities

in the Brownsville Junior college.
The subject, Acts ! and ii of Twelfth
Night" was studied and discussed.
WOMEN ENTERTAIN AT CHURCH
The women Of the Methodist
church entertained the men Of the
church Friday evening with a z
o'clock dinner in the dining room
Of their local building where ver
were laid for. about sixty persons.
The local committee Of the Mis-
s~ionary society was general super
visor Of the plans for the evenings
entertainment. Brilliant red flow
crs. hibiscus, roses, combined with
ferns were used for table decora-
tons.
G. c. Stewart acted as POSTMASTER
and conducted the discussion on the
coming years work. Miss Josephine
Pierce furnished the music for the
entertainment of those present.
Plans were made for the member
ship to attend the informal dinner
that will be given in the FL Jardin
palm garden Sunday at / o'clock in
honor Of the visiting bishop. John
NJ. Moore. who is presiding bishop
Of the West Texas conference. Bish-
op Moore will talk at the Methodist
church Sunday morning. About for
ty will be present at the dinner.
JOINT HOsTESsEs FOR CLASS
Mrs. Howard Cummins, Mrs. G. W.
Moothart, and Mrs. Ava Prosser were
joint hostesses this past week at a
party for the Elbaicos Sunday school
class of the Presbyterian church Civ
en- at the home Of Mrs. Cummins one
evening. A plate supper was served
10 about twenty-five guests after
which the evening was spent in
games and contests.
Mrs. Cummins has invited the
class to meet at her home in West
Brownsville the last of this month
for a Halloween many
MRS. FISHER HOSTESS
Members Of the Merry Matrons
Bridge club met at the home of Mrs.
Frank Fisher in FL Jardin Thursday
afternoon with no guests present.
Roses and corona vines were the
floral decorations for the card room.
A handpainted glass vase was given
- A4bAC 4 " AlanAHk III
score ard a box Of powder in an or
nate box was given Mrs. John Mar
tin for making low core.
Salad and date loaf were served by
Mrs. Fisher to her guests. The next
meeting will be at the home Of Mrs.
John Martin Thursday.
SPECIAL ROGRAM GIVEN
Miss Belle Harrington. vice presi-
dent Of the FL Jardin PIT. A. was
in charge Of the meeting which was
held at the school house Friday af-
ternoon. "A special short program
was held in place of the usual one
so that the members could attend
the football game played between Ell
Jardin and st. ~Joseph's academy Of
Brownsville. During the business
session the group decided to buy n
photograph for the school to be used
in the music classes and appropriate
records we're purchased for class in
truction in music appreciation. Dis
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Miss ' as:: PAYNE SOCIETY hone .s n:"'~

Foster, or an alternate to the state
meeting at FL Paso in November.
Brick ice cream in the club ~colors,
orange and green, with angel food
squares, were served by the hostess
es. A cosmos blossom lay on each
plate. The next meeting Of this club
will be with Mrs. j.. G. Myrick,
Thursday, October q.
Members present were Mesdames
J. A. Alderdice, II. VI. Barton, A. L.
Brooks, s. NJ. Brindley, A. Brunne-
man, Jack Cary, A. W. Cunningham,
j. c. Crossett, Frank Chastain. Nor
ris Chaudoin, J. B. Challes. W. NJ.
Ellison, s. r. Ewing, A. Goldammer,
j. NJ. Green, C. A. Griffith, b. M.
Holland, z. p. Hornaday, B. r. Har-
din, r. S. Herren, w. o. Liston. G.
A. Macy. J.. G. Myrick, d. K. Perry,
Edo Smith, Guy Snavely, L. +.
Snayely, s. G.. Stringer, L. III.
Thompson, !. c. Webb, Miss Evie
Chaudoin.
FIRST OF PARTY SERIES.
Mrs. Herman Goetzke was a charm
ing hostess at her home Wednesday
afternoon, at q Stable bridge parry,
with Mrs. r. NJ. Loving as co-host-
ess. There ladies are planning two
more parties in this series. The home
was very attractively decorated with
roses and corona in the living room,
and brilliant orange colored cosmos
in the dining room.
Mrs. M. ID. Digger won high score
and Mrs. r. E. Hubbard won the sec
ond high score. Each received q
dainty piece of lingerie. A delightful
the luncheon was served .
GIVE TWO PARTIES.
Mrs. W. M. Hundley and Mrs. n.
II. Burchard gave two bridge par
ties Of eight tables each day Tues
day and Wednesday morning, from
10 until ! o'clock. The pleasant af-
fairs were held at the spacious
Burchard home decorated with potted
plants and baskets Of roses and CO.
roma. On Tuesday Mrs. W. L. Beck
ham was winner Of high score. We'd
nesdAy. the lucky one was Mrs.
Woods Christion. A combination
vanity case was the reward Of each
one. Mrs. NJ. /. Olson won second
high or Tuesday and Mrs. Fitz on
Wedne sday, each receiving a box of
stationery. Low score went to Mrs.
+. ID. Neary the first day and to Mrs.
Lloyd Mellor Wednesday. A box of
bath salts each was their reward.
Each day a plate lunch was served
at 1880 o'clock.
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c~ussion as to changing the date Of
meeting of the organization during
the week was carried on but no def
mite decision was reacehd.
SELF CULTURE CLUB
Hostess this week to the Self Gull
ture club was Mrs. Randall Mathers
at her home, the guests arriving at
$3.50 o'clock IN the afternoon. Roll
call was answered with current
events. Mrs. j. X. Bull read the con
stitution. an annual affair in the
club, and a short discussion follow
ed.
Mrs. j. S. Duncan was welcomed
back into the club at this meeting.
She has been a club member for
some time but was unable to attend
the meetings last year.
The lesson. 1.-The Progress of the
American Drama" was conducted by
Mrs. W. Y. Worley and followed by a
formidable discussion. An interesting
special paper was given by Mrs. II.
l.. Fitch on "The Psychology Of the
Switchboard" in which she discussed
the uses of different light effects
to produce the desired reaction on
the audience at certain times during
the drama.
A social hour followed the study
period during which time refresh
ments were served the group among
decorations Of roses and ferns.
ENTERTAINED AT REID HOME
Mrs. c. ii. Reid was hostess to her
Wednesday Tournament Bridge club
this week. A little colonial lady on
a pin cushion was given Mrs. Jack
Martin for making the most number
Of points and Mrs. Edgar Hicks re-
ceived the second prize, a set of
three fancy colored handkerchiefs.
Salad and sandwiches were the re-
freshments served by the hostess.
Mrs. VI. +. kaplan will have the club
at her home On Elizabeth street Mt
the usual time mex week.
LUNCH AT CLUB
Members Of the 1925 Bridge club
met ut the Country club Friday af-
ternoon for a morning session Of
games followed by a luncheon. Mrs
r. Sethman was high score winner
and received the club prize. Mrs. A.
G. Dietel will be hostess at the next
meeting to be held Thursday instead
Of Friday on account Of the football
games that are being played that
day.
FIRST WARD PIT. A.
Mrs. Sherwood Bishop presided at
the second meeting Of the First
Ward PIT. A. which met at the
school house Friday afternoon. Pu-