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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-05-10
City News Items
Frank Gilbert made business
trip to Bemidji Monday.

Frank Gilbert made business
trip to Ben1idji Monday.
Walter Galbraith, of Morris,
spent Sunday in Sank Centre Wis
iting with friends.
Ray Stadtherr, who is employed
at Minneapolis, spent the week end
at his home in this city.
George Berggreen and Jess
Rose made a business trip to st.
Cloud Monday afternoon.
Paul Markson, of st. Johns
University, spent the week end
visiting at his home in this city.
Norman Nicholson and Ralph
Kowalke, of the school faculty.
spent Saturday evening in st.
Cloud.
Harry Palmer, of Minneapolis,
spent the week end in Sank Centre
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. G.. Palmer.
Philip Steiner, of Carleton Col
lege, spent the week end in Sank
Centre visiting with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steege
motored to Willard Sunday and
were six o'clock dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steege and
son Harry.
Mrs. Roman Shafer and daugh-
ter Marilyn, of Minneapolis, are
spending a few days in this city
visiting with the j. A. Schoenhoff
and G. R. Bergman families.
Mrs. j. "A. Schoenhoff and son
Valerian and daughter, Roseanp
motored to the Twin Cities Sathr-
day, where they spent the week
end visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Borg
mann, of WATERFOWL, S. D., arrived
in Sank Centre Sunday and spent
a few days visiting with the gen.
tleman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George R. Bergman.
Mrs. Charles Jenkins, of White
fish, Mont, arrived in Sank Cen
tire Thursday evening of last week
and visited with relatives and
friends until Monday, when she
left for Minneapolis to accompany
her mother, Mrs. Charles Wey-
mouth to Sank Centre.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-05-10
GRAND OPENING DANCE

Gene Myers big barn 100 feet
long will open for the first dance
on Friday, May IL, and every Fri
day following. An old time dance
every Tuesday evening commenc-
ing May %. This barn, with near
ly 5000 square feet of No. 1 dress
ed maple floor and electric lighted
will comfortably accommodate $50
couple. Hutch's seven piece dance
band will he on the job.
Boys and girls, if you want to
dance and meet people, don't for
get this date. Clip out the follow
ing road description for travelling
Go one mile west of Nelson on No.
3 and 5 miles south on gravel road.
Look for dance sign on No. 8, and
6 miles northwest of Willard. so pd
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-05-10

The following bonds were pre-
sented, to-wit: The Treasurer,
Benz. F. Dubois, a surety bond
in the sum of $4,000 and a per-
sonal bond executed by j. "A. Du-
Bots, Thomas Sullivan, J.. f..
Cooper and l.. l.. Kells indemnify
ing the City against any loss in ex-
cess Of the $4,000; j. o.. Cooper,
bond as City Clerk in the sum of
$1,000. 90 with Benz. F.. Dubois
and F. IS. Cooper as sureties; J.
E.. Miller, Chief of Police, in the
sum of $500. 90 with F. b. Rowe
and Benz. F.. Dubois as sureties.
Each of said bonds were duly APP
proved.
A communication from the Trav-
eler's Insurance Company was read
asking the City to have regular
drills by the Fire Companies with
a view to reduce accidents and the
matter was referred to the Fire
Department.
Julius Splittstosser offered to ex-
tend the lease for the dump
grounds for one year on payment
Of $35. 90 rental and his offer was
accepted.
President Cass announced the
following as the standing Commit
tees for the ensuing year, to-wit:
1928 STANDING COMMITTEES
Streets Gray, Pangfburn and
Cass.
Property-Cass, Pangburn and
Weisner.
Poor-Pangburn, o'Gara and
Gray.
Parks and Play Grounds
O'Gara, Gray and Pangburn.
Licenses-O'Gara Weisner and
Pangburn.
Light and Water-Pangburn,
Gray and Cass.
Finance -Weisrer, Gray and
O'Gara.
The Clerk reported having draw
orders No. 4409 to No. 4419 in
elusive in payment of the regular
pay roll and fixed charges and
same was approved.
The following bills were audit
ed, allowed and ordered paid, to-
wit:
Standard Grocery, mdse. for
poor, dump grounds and
Kate Gray washing for
poor 90
Mrs. Geo. Pangburn, care of
poor observation-disclosures. 1850
Mrs; G. Nathe, care of I,oor SO. 90
G. H. Vandesteeg, optical
service to poor ......,... 2.35
Waldorf Hotel board of poor 24.5O
A. Bromenschenkel, milk
Tor poor ............... 800
Felix Henry, rep. shoes FOR
poor 1.25
Elbridge Cass, milk for poor 500
Harry Finch, rep, ponr
Mimi. State sanatorium- care
of poor ................ 21.50
for fire Dept. and poor
pldgS. 2l.7l
A. ]. Baurenfeind, wood for
Red Owl, street work $3.50. 8S8
Merchants National Bank.
prem. on Firemens comp.
ms. 85 .19
Lee Johnson rep, of road
machinery .............. 800
Water Light & Power Com
mission. Apr. bill ..... 296 50
ing 1928
P. w. Hanson, band di-
recting for March and
April .................... 40. 90
sioner ................... 1s.4s
l.. p. Orvaar, park commits
Sloner 6.l9
H. E. Wilcox, sewer repairs 3.75
| Geo. R. Bergman & Co.,
Fire Dept. supplies ...... 40
Russell Grader Mfg. Co.
street machinery ........ 100
machinery .ep' s'.e. 800
I. E. Carpenter, street work rs
street work ............. 11.35
Irve Petit, labor for poor. 1.50
! The meeting adjourned.
j. F. Cooper, City Clerk.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-05-10
Boy Scout De-
pdrtnent

NOunQ Up
On May 4th, rwenty-seven of
the local scouts participated in the
area round up at st. Cloud. The
boys left here about five o'clock
in cars supplied by the Community
Club. At seven-thirty the round
up started. The troops met in
some competitive games for about
an hour and half. Sank Centre
scouts were not entered in any
but one event, the bait casting.
Willis Dahlem entered this and
won second place with a score of
81. Some very efficient work was
done in these contests. Joe Rose
seemed to be the class of the
scouts. He took first in the bug
ling and five by friction contests.
His troop also won the troop con-
tests scoring % points. Other
contests were in the exhibits. Troop
18 had only one entry in these,
Bunny Markson, who had a merit
badge exhibit board winning End
place. The best exhibit of the
round up was knot board made
by the Monticello troop. 1t was
about IL feet long and bordered
with birch bark.
After this the troops set in place
their pioneering exhibits. A coun-
Gil ring and altar were the largest
exhibits.
The Caribou Dance by Troop 10
of Sank Centre was given in the
council ring. This is an interpre-
tive dance which the Indians give
to call the caribou to their hunting
grounds.
Dick Borgmann, Norbert Frank,
Sig Holme and Bunny Markson
were the dancers; Julian Larson,
Lester Wamsly, Jess Clough and
Harland Pickett were the Indians !;
and Glenn Sullivan was the Medi-
cine man. A scout benediction
then closed the round up for 1928.
Troop 18 is grateful to the Com
munity Club, especially Messrs.
Berggreen, Kells, Robinson, Ven
newitz Markson, Sullivan and
Holme for loaning their cars to
bring the scouts down.
Two weeks ago the Boy Scouts
met in the High School Auditor
ium at 6:45-why? They were
going to have a feed. When they
sat down to eat they ate. What
did they eat? They ate every thing
boy likes and much more. Be
tween one of the courses Rev.
Sparkes gave the boys a very in
teresting talk. Sixteen years ago,
just two years after the Boy
Scouts began in the United States,
he was a Scoutmaster in Sleepy
Eye, Minnesota, that is very in
teresting to know. At that time
the Scouts were few and far be-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-05-10
ORDINANCE NO. III

AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
AND DIRECTING THE ACQUI-
SITION AND PURCHASE OF
CERTAIN LAND FOR PARK
PURPOSES AND APPROPRIATE
ING MONEY THEREFOR.
The City of Sank Centre does Or
dain:
Section 1. That the said city shall
acquire by purchase or by other APP
propriate proceedings certain prem
Uses to be used for park particular
ly tourist park and other public
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-05-10

The new liner California is the
largest electrically driven merchant
vessel in the world, developing IT.
900 horsepower.
Air sickness is said to be avoid
ed by inhaling a combination of
oxygen gas and cinnamon, sup
piled by German airports before a
passenger takes off.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1928-05-10

the rest of the evening the scouts
enjoyed themselves with various
games.
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FRY HERALD WANT ADS
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tween but now they are in every
town and city.

After the meal the Scouts were
by a very delightful
play given by some visitors. Then
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Representative Addresses
Illinois State Society

Representative Henry r. Ralney adj
dressed the Illinois State Society at the
meeting held at the Willard Hotel
Wednesday night on the subject of
duties Of citizenship Representative
Rainey urged the use of the absentee
voters law
Representative Henry Riggs Rath-
bone. president Of the society. was un-
able 10 be present and Mr. Leslie j.
Johnston, first vice president Of the So
ciety, presided. Mrs. Rathbone, chair
man OF the social committee. headed
the receiving line and was assisted by
Representative and Mrs. Richard Yates,
Representative and Mrs. Carl r. Chind-
blom. Representative and Mrs, William
K. Huh. Representative and Mrs Henry
II RaineY. Representative and Mrs
William w Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore G. RiS!cy Of Illinois Rep
re8entative and Mrs NJ II Thatcher.
Representative and Mrs. David II Kim
tncky. Com and Mrs George Jones.
lucky. Comdr and Mrs. George jofrns.
MrF Patton Wise Slemp Col Fred f..
Johnson. Nine. Won LeWinSki, MIR
and Mrs. John Walker Holcombe, Mrs
Thomas Thompson were among those
present az honor guests ri the society.
Mrs Christine N. Chindbom pianist
Mrs. Fanny Shreve HeartsilI soprano:
Mr. Francis HrartAill. bass. and Miss
Marie Koontz, contralto. gave All excel
lent program.
MIR Victor V. Martin. Miss Mae Muir
ray. MIR. and Mrs. Algernon r. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. O, r. James and Miss
Gertrude van Ripper. past and present
officers Of The society. we're also In the
receiving line and assisted with the
affair
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Committee Announced
For Hospital Benefit

The executive committee for the Co
lumbia Hospital ball 10 be given Mon
day. April 16. at the Willard Hotel, Of
which Mrs Frank B. Freyer is chair
man, will have tho following members
OF the mems floor committee for the
ball, the first important social function
after Lent:
Senator Lawrence c. Phipps will act
as chairman of the committee, as
sisted by Capt Chester Wells. y. S. N.
Others on the committee are Senator
James Cou2cns, Senator Key Pittman.
Representative Hamilton Fish, ir.: the
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for
Aviation, Mr.. William r MacCracken;
District Commissioner Mr.. Sidney f.
Taliaferro. Gen. Amos A. Fries, Admiral
f. r.. Stitt, Admiral Joseph Strauss,
Gen. George Barnett. II. S. M c.: Capt.
Frank E. Freyer y, $. N. Capt L. j.
Dorm u. S. N; Mr. Kenneth N.
Abrams, Mr. Walter s. Abrams. MIR.
Perry Belmont. Mfr Charles Henry But
Ter, Mr. William Bowie Clarke. MIR
Oscar Coolican, Mr. Marshall O. Ex-
niciaus, Mr. Robert V Fleming, Mr.
Robert N. Harper. Col. Francis r. A
Junkin. Mr., Mcclure Kelley. Mr.. Fred
eric L. Clercq. Mr.. Lynch Luqucr, MIR
Eugene Meyer, jr; Mr. Harry Mohun,
Mr.. r. l., Neuhauser. MIR. Frank B
Noyes, MIR, Walter Scott Penfield. Or.
Stanley M Rinehart. Mfr George T.
Sumnerlin. IT., and Maj. Ennalls
Waggaman.
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Benefit Gard Party
To Be Given Thursda,

Columbia Chapter. N. S. d. A. r.. Is
sponsoring benefit card party TO be
given Thursday evening at o'clock. II,
the Chestnut Farms Auditorium, at
Twenty-slxth street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, for the purpose of raising money
to refund an exhausted treasury.
The chapter has generously contrib
uted during the year 10 all the national
ID. a. II, activities, strcSSing the Amcri-
eaniSauon. children Of the republic.
patriotic education, student loan. as well
rs supporting the new building proera -,
Mrs. James Henry Harper. regent i
IN charge. assisted by Miss Nellie Gram
Ross as chairman. and Mrs. Thomas =
DICKSON. Mrs, Paul Anderson. Mrs W
w. Wallace. Mrs. A, 3. SnayeIv Mrs
Jason Waterman. Mrs II. C, Gauss
Mrs, William l.. Mattocks. Mrs. g n
o"yn and Mrs. G. b. Ashby.
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Many Capital Women
Subscribe for Operetta

A number of Washington women. well
known in official. social and music cir
Giles here. have become subscribers tc
the Spring operetta. The Pied Piper
which the Ambassador of Germany and
Frau Won Prittwitz and Gaffron and
members of the embassy staff are spon-
Soring. and which is to be presented
Friday and Saturday in Barker Hall oil
the new Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION Building ON K street by the
Girl Reserves Of this city
Subscribers include Mrs. Curtis d
Wilbur. Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone. Mrs
Edwin B. Parker. Mrs. william Han'il-
ton Bayly, Mrs Thomas Edwin Brown
Mrs. Robert Lansing Mrs. Luke ]. VIII
son. Mrs Harry Harmon Blee. Mrs. Al
fred Fl. Lawson. Mrs. Wilson Compton
Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifer. Mrs. Fred E
Wright. Frau Lohmann of the German
embassy. Mrs Albert Fl. Putney. Mrs
Herbert Davis, Mrs. Herbert Wooiley
Mrs. William Chaplin Huntington and
Miss Elizabeth Eastman.
A hundred Young singers and dancers
In the city, all OF whom are students III
the senior and junior high schools and
in the graded schools. viii appear In
this .ovely old legend which Miss Anna
J. Beiswenger has set 10 the delightful
music nj Joseph w Clokey. Anfone
those who will play the roles In the
presentation are Betty Seeds. Ina Holtz-
srheiter Katherine Townsend. MARY
Middleton. Martha Fischer and Fran
c@s Tucker. Night sprites. toy soldiers
iurrping Jacks and dolls will be features
Of the presentation. as win also two
interesting entr' -acte numbers one being
the Toy Symphony Orchestra. composed
# 30 little girls and the other. the
winners in the Girl Reserve song con-
test who will sing between the acts.
Tns song contest will take place Tues
dav afternoon at 4 O'Clock. in Barker
He'll. and ia junior high school groups
will compete. The judges Of the con-
test are Dr.. Charles Farnsworth. Miss
Alic> Edwards and Miss Edith B. Athey
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D. c. Maryland Society
Plans Commemoratior

In Commemoration of the landing of
the Ark and the Dove at Clements Is
land (now Blackiston Island in St
Marys County,, March 25. 1884, the
Maryland Society of Washington will
entertain It's members and guests Mon
day evening, March 26. in the Wash
ington Club at Seventeenth and K
streets at $50 o'clock.
In the receiving line will be the
president, Mrs. George II. Calvert. jr.:
Representative and Mrs. J. Charles
Linthicum, Judge and Mrs. j. C. Mat
tingly. Dr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Cumming
and State Senator and Mrs. j. Allan
Coad from st. Marys County.
AS Is fitting on such an occasion
the evenings entertainment will be
will be made by Representative
Linthicum and Mr.. John Ritchie, lr.;
Miss Della Harris Maddux will read q
poem. written by her to Our Flag
"Old-time Melodies with Mrs. Susan
B. Blandye at the piano. will be the
musical contribution.
Eight characters. selected from the
noted women of Maryland will be in
troduced by Senator Coad, and will
represent in costume the person and
period for whom they are named
Lady Baltimore will be Mrs. George II.
Calvert. jr.: Henrietta Maria Lloyd. BY
Mrs. Edna d. Bennett, Mistress Mar
garet Brent, by Mrs. Joseph Harris Kay;
Mary Brent, by Mrs. West Russell: Mrs
Molly Pickersgill. by Miss Celeste Ely:
Kitty knight. by Miss Virginia Hebb;
Mrs. Amelia Ball Welby. by Miss Nettie
Blackstone Miss Anna Ella Carroll, by
Miss Emma Loker.
The singing of Maryland, My Mary
land" will conclude the program. after
which there will be dancing. These
serving punch will be Mrs. Mamie
Greene lobe and Mrs. Clement Sheriff
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Pleasing Surprise Marks
5Oth Birth Anniversar

A surprise party was given Wsdnea-
day, March 2. In honor Of Mrs. John
Wagner of Chevy Chase. D. c.. wko
celebrated her flftieth birthday ami
versary at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wagner's son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. John Murphy, at Burleith.
Among the many guests we're Mrs.
John Schutrumph and her son. Mr..
Alvin Schutrumph: Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Fletcher. Mrs. Lesla Henderson. Mr..
Joe Burrows, Mr.. Bowie Tarnean, Mr..
and Mrs. Abersold Of Bladensburg, Md,
and their daughter. Mrs Anna White;
Mrs Baker. Miss Elois Gascoyne. Mrs.
Edward Purtell and her son, Mr.. Philip
Purtell: Mr.. William Furlong of Bur-
leith. Mrs Caroline Heinrich. Mr.. Fred
Hanold, Miss Marie Burrows. Mr.,
Johnny Wagner, IT,; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wagner. Mr.. William Wagner.
Mr.. john Wagner. Miss Katharine
Wagner, Mr.. John Perry, Miss Lillian
Burrows, Miss Rosa Wagner and Miss
Margaret Tetlow
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School of Politics
To Open Tomorrow

The League OF Republican Women
Of the District Of Columbia will open
It's third school Of politics tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock at the Willard
Hotel.
Mrs. Virginia White Speel. president
OF the league. has arranged to have
prominent women speak before ne
school on subjects vital to women.
Among them are Representative Edith
Eourse Rogers OF Massachusetts, Mrs
Annie c. Tillinghast. commissioner Of
labor for Massachusetts,: Mrs. Alice
Patterson Merritt, Hartford. Conn.
Mrs Willis Martin. associate editor Of
Pennsylvania State. and Miss Ethel
Syford, associate editor Of the Trend.
New York
The women responsible for the school
OF politics, which will cover a period Of
four days from Monday to Friday. IN
elusive, are Mrs. Edward A Hartman
vice president: Mrs Burnita Shelton
Matthews, corresponding secretary:
Mrs Nav d. Lightfoot. treasurer: Mrs
Henry Fitzhugh, registrar of school:
Miss Alice E. Whitaker. chairman Of
printing; Mrs F. w MonGell chairman
program: Mrs. Lucia Hanna Hadley
publicity chairman.
The program is TO cover three Sos
sions day, morning. afternoon and
evening.
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Minnesotans Plan
For LEGATION Night

The next social affair OF the Mime
sofa State Society will be a Legation
night" at which the Minister of Den
mark. Mr.. Constantin Brun: the Min
lister Of Finland. Mr. Astrom: the Min
lister OF Austria and Mime. Procnnik ;
the Minister OF Sweden and Mime. BoS-
from and the Minister of Norway and
Mime. Bachke have been invited TO at
tend as guests of honor The reception
will pe held at the Willard Hotel Satur-
day evening, March 81 and will be fol-
lowed by dancing There will also be
music during the evening,
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Missourians Invited
To Attend Reception

The president and executive commit
tee OF the Missouri Society In the Dis
trict OF Columbia have issued an nyi-
tation to 300 Mlssourians to attend a
reception SATURDAY. evening In the Hall
Of the Nations. Washington Hotel IN
honor Of Or and Mrs. Earl Wilfiey.
After the reception there viii be dane
ing.
Mrs. Luther f. Gregory will entertain
the Missoarians with several vocal Sc
lectious, and assisting Mrs Joe j. Man
love. who Is hostess for the veening. will
be Mrs. Floyd Finley Hanly, Mrs. l. II.
Hannah, Mrs. George Whitecotton and
Mrs. J. A. Schofeid Mr. FLOYD r.
Hanly will be In charge Of the floor
cofamittee.
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DR.. Adler to Address
UNIVERSITY Women

The American Association of Univer-
sity Women for its next speaker In the
course of The Modern Approach to
Problems Of Personality" DIR. Alfred
Adler, the eminent Viennese psycholo-
giSt and founder of a school Of psychol-
oey. He will speak Friday evening
March 30, at 8:l5 O'Clock on THE Pres
sure OF Mass Psychology on the Per-
Sonaiity Of the Individual"
The association will entertain to-
morrow at O'Clock at a musical tea in
the clubhouse. A Schubert program will
be given by Mrs. Katherine Seelye Wal
lace, pianist, and Mrs. Walter K. VIII
son. vino will sing a group of Shubert
songs. Mrs. Wilson Compton, Mrs
Walker Buel. Miss Katherine Fenning
Mrs, Allen Gray. Mrs Edward Horton
Mrs. Carl Loos, and Miss Helen Man
vile will act as hostesses.
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Concert Artists Listed
To Entertain Texans

Two well known concert artists Of The
city viii give q short program At the
next meeting Of The Texas State So
cietv 10 be held Monday evening,
March &c, m tbs Hotel Roosevelt Mrs.
Eva Wnisford Iorette. nezzo-6oprano.
viii give number Of songs and Mr.
George Dixon Thompson, concert
pianist. aili play. Mr. Thompson. who
spent sonle time IN Europe studying.
will accompany Mrs L0*ette
Dancing viii follow this interesting
program. when one Of the most popular
oFcieGtrag In the city will play for ihr
dancing. The music committee con-
sists ~ MIR. Arthur e. Perry. Mrs r
Clay Edml&ton aud Miss ALA Ciary.
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Dinner Party Planned
For Woman PARTY Grour

dinner for officers of the District of
Columbia Branch OF the Woman'S Party
viii be given III the national headouar-
ters of the organization Al II FIRST
street northeast at o'clock Wednesday.
The dinner pfecedes the regular MONTH
iv meeting ot the branch. which is 10
be held III the drawing rooms Of head
quarters Mt q O'Clock Mrs Emile Rer-
liner. chairman Of the branch. will pre-
side At the dinner and at the meeting
n hirh viii fnllnM
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Afsa. Woodrow Wilson
In Striking Gown.

Mrs Woodrow Wilson held an i'm
pr0aptU reception At the opening ~
the rev w!rg ~ the CoTcoran Gallery
~ ~. Inch HOUSES the famous COL
lsc,ion ~ tn iae Senator William A.
Clan. She sore stunning gown 81
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
Alumni Special Guests

The Washington Alumni Association
Of Kappa KAPPA Gamma will be enter
tanned by Mrs Seforde Stelwagnn IN
her home TUESDAY