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New Britain herald., 1928-10-13
THE PATRIOT TO
Be At THE Capitol
Emil JiadlBs C,st in Dramatic
RMe

'1As Pstyist." which makes ita
appearance at the Capitol theater
beSipaine sunday for four days. p
Emil Janninsr greatest starring
vehicle.
Directed BY that master Of subtle
~. Ernst Lubitsch. The Patriot"
briaes t. the screen . story Of the
Russian court century ago which.
for suspense. dramatic force and
lavishns0 Of production. has rarely
been sQualled. never surpassed. In
any local theater.
Produced In the Paramount
studie In Hollywood. The Patriot"
brings to the screen the amazing
attention to detail and sst con-
struction which marks Paramount
pictures but It also presents ., story
Of such sweeping force that the
audience v engressd In . study Of
the character.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-13
THOUSANDS FOR TREES

Fort Myers, Fla. Oct. Is ~
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison will return
here this winter to, find work be-
gun on a $4,000 tree planting pro-
gram recommended by civic organ
izations. one Of which she heads as
president.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-13

Add tablespoonful of paraffin to
the water when washing linoleun,
THIS removes stains AID helps to
preserve the linolaum.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Story of Mountaineer
Life Interests Women

A number Of distinguished hostcsses
have given their names as patronesses
for the lecture. which will be given
by Mrs. Mary Breckenridge Wednesday
afternoon al o'clock In the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Georga Hewitt Myers
at 1880 s street The list includes
Mrs. Frederic Nj sackett. Mrs. George
Hewitt Myers. Mrs. Whitman Gross.
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman Mrs Frank
Brett Noyes. Mrs. Alvin Dodd. Mrs. Alan
q. Kirk, Mrs. Emory Scott Land. Mrs,
Louis e. Lehr, Mrs. Breckenridge Long,
Mrs. Keith Merrill. Mrs Frank c. Page.
Major Julia Stimson and Mrs. Dwight
Clark
Mrs. Breckenridge viii tell of her
works as director of the Kentucky Com
mittee for Mothers and Babies. Inc,
which furnishes trained nurses for
those living in the remote sections Of
that mountain country. The commit
tee has inaugurated new health pro-
gram, which is being demonstrated in
the mountains Of Leslie County. KY.
and which Mrs Breckinridge will also
speak OF in her talk.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

her parents. MIR. and Mrs, James RAN
dolph Lee. in Richmond.
Capt French C. Simpson, u. S, A,
and Mrs Simpson who haze just re-
turned frcm Porto Flco, were guests
recently of his mother, Mrs. George l..
Simpson. in the Fairfax
Mrs. Albert D. Brockett arrived home
last week after spending the past four
months travelling in Europe.
MFR. and Mrs Lewis De Vaughan and
Miss Margaret De Vaughan are home
from visit to relatives In Cumoer-
land. Md.
The wedding Of DR., Walter S. Nick
lin Of Alexandria and Miss Esther
Harris Of Washington occurred in the
latter city Saturday evening, April Z.
Rev. j. w DufTeW Of the Methodist
Church officiated Following the eere-
monv an informal reception was held
at the horne of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Reid,
lo2 South Alfred street. IN this city.
After May. DR.. and Mrs. Nicklin will
live at that address.
MIR. and Mrs William Harerove Pugh
Herring Of Woodstock. Va. were guests
over Easter Of the latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ethan Allen Jones, on Prince
street.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
New York Society VIII
Homer Its New President

The New York State Society viii
greet It's new president Representa-
tive Hamilton Fish. jr, al reception
and Spring dance festival 20 be held In
the large ballroom Of the New Willard
Hotel Thursday evening at o'clock.
The president Of the society and the
former president, MIR Herbert Mcclure,
and their wives; Senator and Mrs.
Copeland and Senator Wagner will re-
ceiye the New York State officers and
delegates to the -. A. r. convention,
who will be the geltsts Of honor.
A charming program has heen ar
ranged by the chairman Of the enter
tainment committee, Mr.. Carlton van
Nalkenhurg, 10 take place during the
intermiSSion. The minuet will be danced
by the members of the Capital Chapter
Of the Children OF the D A. r. in
Colonial costume. Those assisting will
be the reception committee, Mrs, John
Nicholson, chairman. Mrs. Frederick NJ,
Davenport Mrs Hafcourts Pratt. Mrs.
Theodore Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Og-
den Mills. Mrs van Valkenburg, Miss
Mary E. Black and Mrs, John II. Cox
head
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Church Sodality Plans
For Gard Party April 81

The Sodality of the Church of the
Nativity will give card party, Tues
day. April "a, in the parish auditorium
at 5000 Georgia avenue northwest. The
following are included in the list OF
patrons and patronesses: Rev +. x
Bischoff. Rev. b. j. Hannemann. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank j. Auth, Miss Hanna
Raumann. MFR. and Mrs. r. Barrett
Mr.. and Mrs. M Bazzuro. Mr.. and
Mrs y. e. Beavers. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Emery Boyle. Mr.. Joseph A. Boyle, MRS
John Cammack. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cantwell. Mr. and Mrs. M Colbert, Mr..
and Mrs j. E. Connolly, Mrs. Daily. DIR.
and Mrs. J. J. brennan, Mr.. David Dun
nigan. Mr. Walter Dunnigan, Mrs.
Downing. Mr.. and Mrs. john Ertter.
Mrs. Mary Fegan. MIR. Charles H. Gas
l.ins. Mrs Mabel Gaskins. Mr. and Mrs.
p. F.. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hanlon, MIR. and
Mrs. j. H. Hunter. Mrs. Maurice Keane,
srr. and Mrs. j. Leo Kolb Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w Laudvoight Mr. and Mrs. n. V.
I.ansdale. Mrs. MacQueeney, DR.. Daniel
Mattingly. Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Meegan, Mrs Francis Miller. Mrs. P.
T. Moran. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Murphy Mr. and Mrs. George B. Null
len. jr.; the Misses Nau, MIR. and Mrs.
Patrick r. O'Connor. Mrs. w. F. O'Don-
nell sr; Mrs Charles H. Orme Mr.. and
Mrs. James William Orme. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Phillips, Mr. Morris Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry I. Quinn. Mrs.
NJ Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Reynolds. Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Ronayne. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. F. Rosinski. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Rupert. Mrs. Iona Miller Rupert,
Mr.. and Mrs 3. F. Schrider. Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Seidenburg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward B. Semmes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Semmes. Mr. and Mrs. p.
G. Steele, Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

/ West have gone 10 their homes In
Roanoke after a visit to the formers
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Camp
bell entertained Monday evening in
honor Of their guests
Mr. e. c. HammerSIey OF Lvnchburg
was the week end guest of his son and
daughter -in-law. Mr. and Mrs. W. w
Hammersley
! Mr.. and Mrs. s. RUSSELL Smith of Gull
peper were guests over the week end Of
their son-in-law and daughter. City
Manager and Mrs. Paul S. Morton.
MFR william Sewers of Cambridge,
Md. has been guest for week of his
parents, Rev. and Mrs John S. Sewers
Mrs. Richard Dennis and her young
daughter. Muriei Dennis, left Monday
TO visit relatives in Columbus. Ohio.
Miss Eleanor Melchoir has returned
from visit TO Miss Celia Swecker. in
Baltimore, -
Miss Virginia Adams has gone 10 her
home in Fredericksburg after a visit TO
Mr.. and Mrs Charles e. Dare
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Lazier of Harris
burg, Pa, we're recent guests of MIR. and
Mrs A. j. Taliey. In Mineral. Va
Mrs. William z. Swan has returned
A81EfA W4sEAaAAARAtks va NiIEIS size
visited her daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Swan who is attending William and
Mary College
Miss Emily Link of New Rochelle
/ N Y. was the guest last week of Miss
Margaret Adams and left with the lat
ter for Bristol to visit former school
mates at the Virginia Intermont Col
lege
/ Mrs. william Buckner McGroarty left
] last week for q trip 10 California, and
/ will be absent six weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dorm have de-
I parted for their home In Martinsburg,
/ w. Va. after visit TO Mr. and Mrs.
r. e. Stuart on North Washington
! street MIR and Mrs Dorm were mar
! Tied In Alexandria Wednesday April
by Rev Percy l.. Vernon of the First
! Baptist Church
Mrs william M Hailoway and her
young SON William M Halioxay, jr..
! Of Wayne. Pa. were guests last week
Of Mr and Mrs Curtis G. Hackus
Mrs Wayland C. Kidd and her three
/ young daughters spent last week with
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Easter Holiday Week
Features of Record
Out Chevy Chase Way
Conspicuous Events Sched-
uled, Including Charming
Forms of Social Festivities.
College Students End Va
cations.

Miss Elizabeth Gather and Miss
3phia Dunlap. who have been the
..uestS Of Miss Indel Little, daughter OF
vIr. and Mrs. j. r. Little. in her home
On Military road. have returned to
sWeethriar College In Virginia, accom-
panied by Miss Little.
Mrs. O. H. Benson entertained at
luncheon and bridge Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Eva w Cummins has returned
to her home on Mckinley street after
spending a week motoring through
New York and New Jersey.
Miss Margaret Merrill has returned
70 Wellesley College after spending her
.acation with her parents, Mr. and
aIrs O. G. Merrill, on Melrcse street.
Mrs. Jack Presley entertained at
luncheon and bridge Wednesday In
her home on Morrison street
Mr.. Hamlin Hodges has returned to
Brown University after spending the
holidays with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
vernon f. Hodges.
Mr.. and MRS. O. f. Benson enter
aimed at dinner on Tuesday evening In
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl r. Stuhler
md their daughter. Miss Jean Maxine
5tuhler
Miss Peggy Angel. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph r. Angel of Kirke
street. entertained at bridge and tea
Monday.
Mr.. James Barton Crane has re-
turned to Washington and Lee Univer-
s!ty, Lexington. Va. after spending
week with his parents. Or. and Mrs.
Arthur g. Crane of Northampton
street.
The Reading class of Chevy Chase
met Wednesday in the home of Mrs
Ihnf19uE I
and luncheon was served Mrs. Curtis
reviewed American Foundincs." by
John St Loe Strachey.
Mr., Robert McNally has returned to
New York after spending Easter with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
MCNally, on NeWlands street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grattan Dovle
of Thirty-third street have as their
house guest Miss Mary Facey of Cam
bridge, Mass Mrs, Doyle will entertain
at tea this afternoon and at bridge
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Facey
Mrs. Bert w. sommers of Elm street
entertained the members Of her club at
luncheon and bridge Wednesday after
noon.
Mr., and Mrs. John slattery of Bridge
port. Conn. are the house guests uf MFR
Slattery's brother and sister -in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas r. Siattery, in their
home on Underwood street.
Mr., William Blum has returned to
sWarthmore College after spending his
Spring vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Blum. of Elm street.
Mrs. Roy Lansdale entertained the
members of her club at bridge and sup
per Wednesday evening In her home on
Chevy Chase parkway.
Mr., and Mrs. E. b. Adams and their
daughter. Miss Ruth Adams, have
opened their home on Leland street
after spending the Winter at Miami
Fla
Mrs. Thomas Perry OF Shepard street
entertained at luncheon and bridge
Monday at the Columbia Country Club
Mr.. Gideon A. Lyon Is In New YORK
visiting his son-in-aw and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson.
Mr.. Caleb Hathaway and Mr.. Robert
! +. Davidson entertained al a dance
Evening star., 1928-04-15

George Sullivan. Mrs. Wahl, Mr.. and
Mrs. John @. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. A. Wimsatt. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Zegowitz and Mrs Anna Davidson.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Benefit Tomorrow

The ladies of st. Pauls Sodality have
perfected plans for it's card party for
the benefit Of St Paul's Catholic
Church, and to be he'd in the school
auditorium on v street. between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets northwest
tomorrow evening. at 8:15 O'Clock.
The affair Is sponsored by a commit
tee composed Of Rev. J. Laurence Kill
kenny spiritual director: Miss Teresa
Harrlgan, president; Miss Elizabeth
Corcoran. treasurer, and Miss Mary
Codrick, prefect.
Miss Gertrude Saffen is general
chairman and those assisting her are
Mrs. Edward r. Dougherty, Mrs. 7. p.
Finnin. Miss Beatrice Deeds. Mrs. Mary
Babbitt, Miss Regina Barry, Miss Kath-
leen Burke. Miss Abagail GoUans. Miss
Estelle Odenweller. Miss Mary p. Smith.
Miss Marie Kribs. Mrs. Charles A.
Knott. Mrs Gertrude MacGregor. Mrs
w. McGregor. Mrs. John Morris. Mrs
T. J. McQuade, Miss M St. Clair AMI
Mrs M VinaIl
Evening star., 1928-04-15
News of Engagements
Stirs Gotham Society
Many Approaching Weddings Announced Fol-
lowing Activities of Easter Season
in Metropolis.

NEW YORK, April Following
che Easter festivities there have been
q number Of important engagements
announced, as well AS plans for we'd
6ings. Among the most interesting of
these is The betrothal OF Miss Elizabeth
Fish Benjamin, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam MaSsena Benjamin. of l27 East
SiXty-nlnth street and Garrison -on-the-
Hudson Miss Benjamin is engaged 10
Mr.. William Lawrence McLane, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McLane of ~
East Esghtieth street and Gray Gables.
New Canaan. Conn.
Miss BENJAMIN is great-grand-
6aushter Of Hamilton Fish. Secretary
Of State under President Grant and
of Edward Prime. the we'll known
banker She also is granddaughter
Of the late Col. and Mrs, Samuel Nicoll
Benjamin and Mrs, Edward Prime.
Miss Benjamin is the sister OF the
Misses Julia Keen Benjamin and Emily
BENJAMIN and Of William Hoffman
BENJAMIN. She was introduced to So
eiety two years ago at dinner dance
ct the Colony Club. She is member
Of the Colonial Danes Of America and
the Junior League Of New York.
Mr., As.cLane is grandson OF the
late RigsFs Rev. David H. Greer. Bishop
Of New York. and for many years rec
tor of ST. Bartholomew Church He
also is a grandson Of the late DR.. James
Woods McLane. MIR. McLane attended
S.. Georges School, Newport. and Cor
nell University He belongs to the May
flower Descendants and is a member of
the Knlckerhocker Club.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold RhyS of 22i
East S5xty-eigth street and BriarcliH
Manor have announced the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Anne Howard
Caparn to Theodore Lee CTaillaTc, son
OF Mrs. A. Theodore GaillaVd Of this
city
Miss Caparn attended the Brearley
School. the Sorhonne in Paris and Co
lumbia University. She was introduced
to society last Winter With her sister,
Miss Rhys Caparn, who is now at Brvn
Afawr. She is a descendant of Lady
Anne Craddocs of England and of
families nofed in Colonial history.
Mr.. Gaillard is the elder son OF the
late Or. A. Theodore Gaillard Of this
city. He attended the William Penn
School in Philadelphia and Trinity
School. this city.
One OF the events Of the early Spring
season was the marriage of Miss Alice
Townsend Kane to Joseph Stuart
Whiteside. lr which took place to-day
al the Cathedral of the Incarnation at
Garden City. Long Island. Miss Kane
is the daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Leslie Kane Of Woo6mere. Long Island.
Mr. Whiteside is the son OF Mr.. and
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Louisianans Spring
Reception Wednesday

The Louisiana Society held Its Spring
rece~'. ION and dance Wednesday eve
ming in the ballroom of the National
Press Club
In the receiving line with Mrs. Joseph
Goldberger, president of the society.
were Senator and Mrs Joseph e. Rams
dell Senator and Mrs, Edwin S. BrouS-
sard. DR.. Charles Herty If the Chemical
Foundation. Dr W r. Draper, assistant
surgeon general Of the United States
Public Health Service. and Mrs Draper.
Representative and Mrs Riley J. VIII
son. Mr., r. l. Sandoz MIR and Mrs. Ed
ward G. Lake and Mr. H. " Guidroz
Members Of the Mississippi Society
we're guests of the evening Miss Eddie
Mis- slitz rendered a group Of songs ac-
companied By the orchestra during the
dancing
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Mrs. Joseph S. Whiteside Of this city
and South Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Kane's cousin. Miss Anna Paige
Green of Fredericksburg, Va, was maid
of honor. Her other attendants we're
the Misses Frances Heacock OF Ger
mantown, Pa. Elizabeth Payne OF Fred
erickSburg, Va: Lucia Turner OF Pas
sale. Louise Beaman and Jean Mac
Arthur of Woodmere, Long Island, and
Mrs. r. Elliot Davis of New York
Stuart whiteside was best man for
his brother and the uShers were John
Varrili Of Portland. Me; Albert Sessions
Wells of Bristol. Conn. Randall Brere-
ton and Oliver Shaw of New York. Ed
ward Clapp Hills of East Orange
Homer Thompson of HcightStown. NJ j..
all of whom were classmates Of Mr.
Whiteside at Yale, 1927. Miss Kane
was graduated from Penn Hall, Cham
berShurg, Pa.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Wilhelmina du Pont
and Donald P. Ross, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Walter L, Ross Of Chestnut Hill,
Fa, Miss du Pont is the youngest
daughter Of Mrs. william K du Pont
OF Kenneth Pike. Wilmington. who Is
the former Ethel Hallock, a cousin Of
United states Senator r. Coleman du
Pont
Mr. Ross is a graduate OF Yale. class
of '27, Is living in wilmington. Del, MIR
Ross was member of the Yale varsity
base ball team He also was graduated
from the Chestnut Hill Academy, His
fiancee had q sister Mrs j. Simpson
Dean, the former Miss Paulina du Punt
of Montchanin. near Wilmington. and q
brother, S Hallock du Pont.
Every week sees an extension of
the plans for the charity carnival
which is To take place at Madison
Square Garden on May 2 This week
arrangements were completed for the
fashion, a vividly colorful feature which
will precede the Magic Carpet" and
Oriental pageant,
The chorus of 800 voices has begun
rehearsals The principal song Of the
Chorus al the carnival will be in the
court of King Solomon. when that
monarch welcomes the Queen of Sheba,
eScorting her through the treasures
of his fabulouSiy rich and jeweled
mines
The program for the carnival, which
it was anticipated would approximate
100 pages. already has reached IT'S
pages in thickness with more than
$4,000 in advertising taken by the
citys leading firms. Archibald G. Nc
Ilwaine. chairman of the program COM
mittee, announces that the Howard
Chandler ChriSty cover design, donated
by the artist. will appear i'm colors.
The programs will be distributed a. the
Garden by a committee of which Mrs
Howard Chandler Christy is chairman.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Mrs. F. G. Odenheimer
Honor Guest at U.D.C. Tea

Mrs. Frank G. Odenheimer Of New
York will be the honor guest Of the
United Daughters of the Confederacv
at a reception and tea, Tuesday after
noon. from until O'Clock, in the
Club of Colonial Danes at l727 X
street. A cordial invitation TO the re-
ception Is extended to all visiting
Daughters of the Confederacy az well
as to those resident in the District Of
Columbia.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Easter Monday evening at the CheVY
Chase Library.
Miss Roberta Kendall has returned to
Abbott Academy after spending the Eas-
ter holiday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Kendall on Kirke ctreet.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Press Feeders Union
Sponsors Card partv

The Assistant Press Feeders Union.
No viii give a benefit card party
Friday evening at q 30 O'Clock In the
Thomas Circle Club. 1925 MaSsachu-
setts avenue northwest Bridge and
500 viii be nlayed.
The monitor., 1928-07-06
SOUTHERN MISS WINS M. S.
DEGREE AT w. r. u.

Cleveland, Ohio-Eliza Redd has
the distinction of being the first girl
of her race to receive the degree of
master of science from Western Re-
serve University, Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Redd attended the graduate
school of Western Reserve for two
years, at the same time working as
part time case worker at the Butler
branch of the Associated Charities.
The last year she spent as full time
worker and in preparing her thesis,
which, she has just been informed,
has been accepted. The subject of
her thesis is "a Comparative Study
of Sixty Retarded and Retarded
Migrant Negro Children"
Miss Redd was born in Savannah,
Ga, and is a graduate of Fisk Uni
versity. She will continue her work
as case worker at the Associated
Charities in Cleveland.
The monitor., 1928-07-06
Demented Porter Shoots Two Women
E d T O r | A L

The Branch of the National Urban League an or
ganzaon formed in New York City, 1910 improve in
dusra conditions for Negroes that teemng metropolis
gradually extended to than forty large Cities
has done effective work. ready for active funconng
The executive secretary the Mr. Kerns
who has been charge of the Milwaukee Urban
arrived and gone work Of will get
matters well in hand and in this feel the
sincere cooperation of all broadmnded and rghthnkng
citizens and especially those of group
While the work of the Urban League itself
lmariy with the improvement of industrial cognate
dons Negroes short sighted indeed he be who
thinks that either its influence its benefits lodge within and
affect only this of the population Whatever improves
the condition of segment of cty population improves
in corresponding scale the status of the whole population
Our social fabric closely nterwoven whether will
ing to admit not that what affects strand helps
beautfy the whole pattern Therefore better the
dons of the Negro group of other strongly erena
tions the whole city beered thereby This
all citizens should whatever makes
for improvement of social conditions any group
Iunder-privileged
But what is everybodys business nobodys business
special agencies of necessity called into being focus
ling attention specific needs The Urban League born
of this necessity has justified its genesis by its growth
the comparative achieved wherever adequately
tried 1t has been believed by of the socially minded
that Omaha needed this organization branch organized
here in March with official personnel of both but
there delay securing executive secretary
ticay little work could be done until such official
could be the grounds He is here and the
hope that all will heartily cooperate with him making the
Omaha Branch of the Urban League efficient in
city has itself to be in other communities
The monitor., 1928-07-06
LYNCHING RECORD FOR
FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1928

Tuskegee Institute, Ala, July l.
Editor of The Monitor: send you
the following information concerning
lynchings for the first six months of
this year. | find according to the
records compiled at Tuskegee Insti-
tute in the department of records and
research, that in the first six months
of 1928 there were five lynchings.
This number is four less than the
number (9) for the first six months
of each of the years 1925 and 1926;
it is the same as the number (5) for
the first six months of 1924; 10 less
than the number (15) for the first
six months of 1923; rs less than the
number (30) for the first six months
of 1922; and 81 less than the number
1867 for the first six months of 1921.
All of the persons lynched were Ne
groes. The offenses carged were
murder, three; being brothers of a
man who had killed an officer of the
law, two.
The states in which lynchings oc-
Cured and the number in each state
are as follows: Louisiana, two; Mis-
souri,, one; Texas, two.
X. r. MOTION, Principal.
The monitor., 1928-07-06
JUNE FROLIC WAS
A PLEASING AFFAIR

The June Frolic given by the Serv-
ice Committee of the North Side
Branch of the Y. w. C. A., under the
craftsmanship of Mrs. S. B. H. Canty,
at Dreamland hall, Thursday, June
21st, was very delightful affair,
which merited a larger patronage
than it received. A delightful pro-
gram was given under the direction
of Miss Ruth Seay, whose young la
dies orchestra furnished numbers for
the program and the music for the
dancing which followed. The beau
tiful May Pole dance was presented
by a group of young girls who had
been carefully trained by Mrs. Lizzie
Buford, whose talent in this line is
well known. Vocal numbers were
contributed by Thomas Dooley, Mrs.
Addie Bell Moore, Gordon Hopkins
and Forester Scott. John Jackson
gave violin number with Miss Cath
crime Williams at the piano.