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Turning The
SEARCHLIGHT
Behind the Scenes

1hka1 MAY Dc SOME SHOTS LEFT IN THE FEDERAL
Although
LANCER and h codefendans
roar again before the case goes to the jury
can DO % on rehutta the Law giving them opportunity
- they can IN the defense after 1t has presented
theory that the
q the beginning the defense opportunity
~ Inc case then closes with the shooting
tne usual routine What the opport-
my M routta remains to Be but there significance
nat not 81 o. called
might have been asked those testify
THE II MOST IMPORTANT MEN THE JURY
Forced to s IN silence during the long trial
% that the most important federal
the = who st on the jury and viii decide the
Of the regulars" gets service
The judge the lawyers
nesses important but the finally
are those In the jury box Their chief
VINO among the witnesses worthy belief
jury u the sole Judge q to the credbly witness.
WELL, ANYHOW THEY'LL DEDICATE THE BRIDGE
Invitations
woods when the bridge
The structure named after chief
vast amount Of territory There viii be lot Of talking presumably
. barbecue for the Indians.
Indications political candidates Present
perhaps to other candidates. although Ill them
make long talk-N they
One in circulation recently been
made give CAIN Independent guhenatoral candidate
having him the bgshot speaker the deal
ped But then there kicking under
radth but the who told the story claimed to
Another report that the Indians
whites head for attending the dedication
WIRE too.
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THE PROGENY SHOULD De WORTHWHILE
Proposal Senator wedding
Relief administrations
posal this
The political contest
about diversion
have thought just
went.
publican state convention South Dakota the subject need water
In diversion
seems 70 offer best chance Of getting It. The western Of the state
= far north g Pierre this development completed win
and other produce Incidentally
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NH. WALLACE ENJOYED A MERRY LAUGH
4
survey
North .
secretary friendly fellow
Wallace clicking up" in his the time turned
bowl getting
the interviewer
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NYE Is UNDER THE SAME HANDICAP

probably win not make campaign until after
pio review the until the reports the candidates.
few pee. between the time the ends and
the hide off the adls-
tratiou But that not
the CCC didn't good being
washed ou
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rallied Wallace
whose ma interest democracy m lies In getting place payroll
although efforts protect
incidentally secretary listened
applaudng
applause indicated.
.
background comparative the
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THE INSIDE STORY Is INTERESTING

Among noteworthy the count,
meetings months
Frazier olng manLly
both resigned their
time and represent them part Of the time It looked too much IKE pulling
rabbits political
completely that abandoned thoughts becoming
whole affair
the that
question
that
off the ticket-1or the ticket.
q
should not try to b and have everything.
FEDERAL TRIAL CRANr1NG THE BOYS STYLE
trial In federal court cranpins the style Of Governor william
hangers the gubernatoGial nomination.
particularly anxious
result made
kept ammunition stored
three weeks the campaign hasn't really started The usual political
being attention conferred
which makes
mined keep politics out Of the trial ITSELF
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Wallace u Called
Lanier agreed. reminding Chaput
that he desired Z complete set Of
THE Leader" accounts, stubs Of check
books and cancelled checks among
others.
Chaput said he would try to pro-
duce them but none Of our accounts
show profits and losses"
Wallace was sworn in. He testified
that he had been called, Is 4 tax ex.
pert, to North Dakota in 1892 for the
purpose Of drafting ~ to Is" init.
lated measures.
lAnier objected to Wallaces testi-
mony 8 irrelevant to any question
In tho case. The court replied that
he would overrule at this time"
In reply TO further questioning, Wal
lace said he had been called to North
Dakota for the purpose Of putting the
initiated measures into the Nonpar-
tisan League platform and had been
paid $500 for his services BY Governos
LANCER.
Lanier made no cross-examinatiou.
=. II. Brant, Linton, former execu-
tive secretary OF the federal emer-
|gency relief committee, predecessor t.
r. A. XtnSer. was called 6 the next
defense witness. He said he had
served In the state Office from Jan
=. 1888 to March Il. 1893.
did you confer With oovernol
LANCER . 70 your g0ignation7" Sink
Ter questioned.
Eyes"
Tell what was said bseween you
Il told him to have IN mind some
one b take my place. He insisted
that ! 60 ahead With the work but
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
SOCIAL
NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brunda. OF New
York. who were visiting In Detroit.
recently gave dinner In honor OF
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. AL Richard. at Club Plan
tation. $50 r. Adams. All the
members OF the floor show were
entertained Covers were laid for
% guests.
AL Richard. who Is well-known In
theatrical circles, has trained sew
cral prominent stars and is dane
or OF wide reputation. He is pro-
due ng the floor shows for the
club Plantation in Detroit, and the
club Hollywood and the Cotton
Club. IN New York.
4 dinner. honoring Mrs. Viola
Simpson OF Toronto. Canada. was
given by Mrs Lucille Hammond,
as King avenue. AT the club
Plantation. Among the twent,
quests who attended were: Drs.
alaur cc WcSsen. -. +. Seabrooks,
md S \. owen MIR. and Mrs JOS
AlcFrall Ben McFall. Eugene
smith Myrtle Evans. Miss Leona
Richie. Francis Moss. Myrtle Ev-
ans. Geneva Mcrcomcs. and Gladys
smith. The special feature OF the
a1 cn'ng was the exceptionally clev-
er floor show. staged by AL Richard.
Manager William Walker entertain
cd The guests with vocal selections.
Mrs. C. A. McLaurine and others
were the breakfast guests of Mr..
and Mrs. O. Il. Grigsby, 20175 Bir-
wood avenue
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Howard Opens New
Courses For Women

Washington. (CNS)--The COL
lege OF Dentistry OF Howard Uni
versity has inaugurated for the
school term, beginning September
1884, course for the training OF
Dental Hygienists. This will be
one-year course and will be limit
ed to young women. who hold d.
plomas from an accredited high
school or the equivalent.
The recent reorganization oil
Medical and Dental Health In
twenty-six States throughout the
country and the growing trend
of organized public health service.
makes IL imperative that young
women be prepared to meet the
requirments of these States.
The work OF hygeinist consists
OF personal and classroom instruc-
ton. training OF children in prop
err dental habits. mouth examina-
lions. as well as supplying a grow
ing need for WELL trained office
assistants.
Dormitory Accommodations are
available and students will be able
10 enjoy wholesome college en-
vironment Howard University Is
among the first to inaugurate such
@ course.
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PA. WOMAN DISCOVERS
PRODUCT TO GROW HAIR
ONE INCH IN ONE MONTH
willing to- Give Recipe Free OF
Charge to Readers OF
This Paper

From schwenksviile. Pa. Ca practical)
German settlement) comes the very good
news OF the discovery OF product or a
compound that grows hair at the rate Of
an Inch a month.
The kind hearted little woman who has
tho honor OF having made such a Won
derfui discovery is willing to give the
formula absolutely free OF charge to any
Interested person who VIII send his or
her name and address with three (3c)
stamp.
The ingredients OF this great formula
may be purchased at any drug store anu
VIII cost only few cents. but when
properly mixed. the result will be pro-
duct that will not only grow hair an inch
a month. but Will remove all kinks ana
rurls and change harsh. stubborn hair TO
the soft. silky kind as II by magic.
Any one wishing TO get this formula
free OF charge should write TO Miss T.. T.
LAS. p. o. Box. 81. schwcnksviiie. Pa.
--Advt.
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CO.OPS

The annual election of officers
was held by the club, Thursday
night, April s, at GOA r. Hancock.
The following were elected: DR..
]. Hill Mattocks, president; c. e.
Veal, vice; DR.. l.. r. Todd, secrc-
tary; w. E. Williams, treasurer;
Mrs. E. S. Paige. cor. secretary;
Delete Bruce, assistant treasurer;
David M. George, chaplain; Hosey
Thompson, ergeant-at-arms; Mrs.
Alma Hincton and William Jack
son, finance committees: DR.. K. G.
Bodie, chairman board OF control
Charles Hill. Stampp Willis. Hat.
tie Searles. Marie Campbell. The
sick committee includes-Delcle
Bruce, chairman. Mrs. M. Epps
and Mrs. Vernita Harkins.
The inaugural ball OF the club
will be held at Brewster Center.
April 81. The affair promises to be
q brilliant one.
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HttittgtlIf MUSIC
- NOTES
BY Jerene C. Macklin

The Eastern Travellers Quintettt
OF Toledo. Ohio. rendered a pro.
gram. Thursday night. April 20, al
the Russell Street Baptist Church
corner Alger and Russell streets
Bethel A. NJ. +. Senior Choir
will present their annual spring
Musicale. Sunday. May 13. at p
~ Or. H. w. III. Johnson is direc-
tor; Mrs. Jessie Parrish, organist
In connection with National Mu-
sic Week program the Detroit
Musicians Association will feature
their first program, Sunday. May
g. az Greater Bethel A. NJ. r.
Church I'm the afternoon. A sacred
musical festival will be presented.
Tho rehearsals OF the combined
choirs are being held at the
Brewster Community Center. each
Thursday evening. at S o'clock.
All choirs are urged TO attend.
Second Baptist Senior Choir
will appear in a musicale. Sunday
Mayl3. at $3.50 D. M. They will be
assisted by several choirs of the
city. DR.. w. O. Terrell is director:
Elizabeth Jackson chairman of
program committee.
The Art OF Singing
In the study OF text and phras-
ing in singing the correct use of
and consonants is of the
utmost Importance. Vowels are the
more positive sounding parts OF
speech and are the elements upOn /
Continued on Page 81
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Honors Husband
At Birthday Party

Mrs. Doss Carter OF 4056 Milford
avenue. apartment 5. gave a sur.
prise birthday party for her hus-
band. Saturday night April IA. Mr.
Carter was agreeably surprised
when he came home TO find the
house beautifully decorated, and a
hos, Of friends present. The even
ing was spent in playing bridge and
whist
Masters Samuel Brown and DAM.
al Carter wore white jackets and
very capably served the guests &c
the following delicious menu: sand
witches Ice cream. cake wine and
punch Gardcnias were given as
favors 10 each guest
The houoreo received many love
is and useful gifts. Ibnse present
were SIR and Mrs John Bracken-
Mr. aud Mrs Doss Scott alr. and
MS Josegh kelousl. Sir nni Mrs.
Tohc N3ller Mr and Ars. John
G otrw a Mr. and Mrs s. ~
Love Nr and Mrs. ~ n Monte
gomery. Ar and Mrs r. n NOel.
Mr.. and Airs. e G. Dean. W. and
Airs VI Randle Air and Mrs a. l..
kcllnueh Mt ana Mrs. 81 w
Blackstone. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Kemr, Mr. and Mrs Ihonls Thurs
ton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maherry.
Mr. and Mrs Lawson washington,
Mrs Fsslc Heard Mrs Frances Me
Creary. Mss Nellie Cunningham
Miss Eva brigham. Mrs Minnie
clay and Mossrs {. G. Carter. VIM
Carter George Benson. longino
Miller. Joseph Randle. VIM. Dannis,
Mys Ethel Smoot. Mrs. Marie
Sriool. Mr.. aud Mrs. Earl Robin
son
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MONDAY EIGHT BRIDGE

The members of the club and
their husbands gave a miscellan-
eous shower, April is, In honor OF
Mrs. Lena Mae Gaskill, a recent
bride.
The ladies OF thee Tub and their
husbands went to the Gaskill
home at p. m, carrying sand
wiches and many lovely gifts.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Dunlap. Mr.. and Mrs. Gratha
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Ber-
nice Hutchinson, A. Il. Harper
Mrs. Lena Watt.
The evening was spent NJ
bridge and dancing.
The club also met recently al
the homo OF Mrs. Marion Woods
6135 Hazeictt. Plans were made
for a bridge party. to be given al
the home OF Mrs. Jack Dunlap
$50 Hartford, Friday. April ~
Friends are invited.
The hostess served a delectablt
lunch. Prizes were won by Mrs
Jessie Gaskill. first: Mrs. Marion
Woods, second.
The club Is progressing nicely
and many plans have outlined FOL
the summer festivities.
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UPTOWN VOTERS

The club held their public in
stallation. Wednesday evening, at
their headquarters. 55S Medbury.
Mrs. T. l.. Johnson installed the
new officers. who are as follows:
Herbert l.. Dudley. president;
Mrs Ella Spence, vice: c. Gibson.
Second Vice president; and
Loretta Giger. recording secre-
tary Theresa Pickard correspond
ing secretary; Eugie West. treas
urer; Thomas Hill. parliamentary
ian; Charles f. steel, sergeant-at
arms.
The special guest speaker was
Ex-senator Charles Roxborough,
who talked on Organization and
Cooperation. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
G.. Ware were also visitors. Re-
freshments were served.
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QUESTION
COLUMN
BY Jane boyer

Men and women needing helpful
advice. write Jane Boyer, Tribune
Independent, 2146 st. Antoine
street and the answer will appear
In the next issue of this paper.
Miss Boyer: My mother is al
ways asking why ! don't bring my
friends to the house so that she
can meet them. The reason don't
is that she finds fault with every
one. Too, am ashamed of my
home. | am sixteen and feel that
| can choose my own friends.
M. A. 4.
My dear M. A. E.: What a know
ing little maid of sixteen CD I'm
sorry you feel as you do about
Mother-your best friend-asham-
ed OF your home. No doubt Mother
has made many sacrifices to give
you even that humble one--it In
your HOME-make It o dwelling
where love. happiness and con-
tentment abide. or course Mother
wants to know your friends-Girls
OF sixteen need a guiding hand.
Mothers know 1t is very important
that their young people choose the
right friends. Please Mother by in
viting your friends in to dance
some evening then Mother can
meet them. Being a GOOD mother
is some job these days. When
young people insist on doing the
very things that Mothers hhow
are not quite right-when you are
denied some much desired pleas
ure, ask yourself this question
why wouldn't my Mother want
me TO have that, which is for my
good and happiness?
Dear Miss Boyer: I am writing
you about a condition in our home
am working, SO is my father. HI
makes $500 week. There arr
eight in all. make $1,000. ! CIV,
them $3.50. He wants more. VIVA
would you say is fair amount
At one time my father did not taxi
any OF our money
A. N
Dear A. NJ. AS your father wa
so generous as to take care OF tn
entire family when times wer
good and now that his pay Is re
| duced-you're making ten dollar
Il would suggest that you Civ
him FIVE dollars-Takes money, m
dear. to care for a family Of eigh
BE generous with Dad; as 20
young people say. Give him
break" When times get better. b
will no doubt do as before and
know he will appreciate you
i standing By"
Dear Miss Boyer. am going o
a visit to my intended husband
family. What must l say? Wht
a must do? have never met then
4 am all at sea. guess I'm just
i muddle. Please help me out.
n Scape
q Dear Scared: Your intended
4 family are not such bugaboos afte
n all the fact that they have aske
n you TO visit them is a courteou
Il gesture showing their willini
4 ness 10 have you as one OF then
a BE just your own sweet self-fol
4 get they are TO be your in-laws-
n make your intended proud.
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THE Busy BEE ART CLUB

The Busy Bee Art Club celebra-
Ted It's second anniversary banquet
April 1i,h al The home OF Mrs. >.
l.. Bones 1924 Clinton street. a
very interesting program was rem
dered. consisting of several fine
numbers by Miss Martha viii ans,
L. Marshall. j. w. Shaw. Mr. l..
Melvin. Mrs M. Wardworth and
Mrs. +. Fits and Sister, Miss NJ. j.
Tarrant and others. Covers were
laid for 40. A delicious menu was
served. The club demonstrated
some OF their art work. The next
eos'ng will be held AZ 3l39 Char
levoix street. Officers OF the cmi
are: ~ NJ. Casey. president; NJ
Ransome. secretary.
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IMPERIAL SOCIAL

The club is making fine pro-
gress and Is one OF the popular
organizations OF North Detroit.
Many new members have been
added.
The president, William Bunns Is
unable to attend the meetings
because of his work, but under
his direction. the vice-president
Charlie Romans. is leading the
group to success. with the coop
Grafton OF the members. Address
the club at 1890 Mclean street
for information.
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The Employed and Business
Girls Club, OF the Lucy Thurman
Y. w. c. A.. will portray women
Of the Bible" In living pictures
and music. Sunday, April 20, at 8
Up. m. at Plymouth Congregational
Church. The affair will be under
the auspices OF the Women's d.
vision of the church. and the
speaker will be Rev. w. II. Peck.
pastor of Greater Bethel.
Chairmen OF the committees are
Mrs. A. r. Thomas and Mrs. Louis
Smith. Mrs. Elizabeth N. Elliott Ia
director.
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City Association
Plans Fashion Show

Mrs G r. oph ns IS chairman
~ ~, fiehoa sh9w alf lrnchcop
viii i ~ill le held earl> IN May. at
Tho y. W. g. A.
Various club presidents aud del
oga'es attended The meeting Friday
lpril 20 az phsllis Whcatley Home
m made plans for the occasion.
Mrs NJ l.. Gin Is chairman Of
he publicity committee. City AS
socia;ion. c. W &.
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TWELVE METERS

Tho club met with Mrs. M
Crawford, 3640 Hunt street, Wed
nesday, April IS The discussion
for the evening was. What M,
Club Means To Me-" Each mem.
Der spoke interestingly on the
subject.
The clubs anniversary was on
April 25. but no special celebra-
ton was observed
The Twelve Meters received q
lovely card Of thanks from Mrs.
Leila Bibbins, for the shower CIV
en- her a few weeks ago
A bridge social followed the
business meeting, and a delect-
able repast was served. The next
meeting will be with Miss M.
Hunter. 422 Palmer, on the third
Wednesday in May.
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CARNATION GIRLS

Mrs. Holstead. 1922 Forest. was
hostess to the club. Friday eve
ming. April 6. After the business
session. luncheon was enjoyed by
the members and bridge was play
ed.
April 13 the club met with the
president, Mrs. L. Hunter. ALB
Beaubien. The evening was de-
lightfully spent at cards and
luncheon was served.
April 10, the organization spon-
sored a Bingham Dress, party
which was an attractive event.
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Willing Workers Club
To Honor Officials

The Willing Workers Club will
entertain on May 3rd W tn a party
in honor OF The president, Mrs. De-
la Barrier. and The secretary. Mrs
Mary Miner both OF whom have
worked together with the club for
more than forty years.
The entertainment VIII be 8 ven
n The Lucy Thurman Y. W. Z. a.
Presidents Of clnts and members OF
he Ciy Associal on of Women $
clubs VIII make up the guest li-;.
4 cry Pleasant evening Is anticl-
pl+a1
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In interest of fhe y. a. a. G.. y.
There will be bridge prizes and a
loving cup for The winning club.
Between the hands. the Mite
Bobct'e Beauty shop will demon
s'rate the latest styles In coiffnres
OF 1884. The public is urged &c al
tend and aid in this worthy cause.
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MODERN EIGHT BRIDBE CLUB


The club was entertained Thurs
day evening. by Miss Sarah Rey-
nolds. GOAL 2sth street. All mem
bers were present. A pleasant
session was enjoyed. with the pres
ident, Mrs. Lucille Foster, presid-
ing.
plans we're completed and com
mittees appointed for the CLUBS
party. which was held Saturday.
The hostess. Mss Reynoids
served tempting lwo-course Jun
cheon. Bridge and other forms O
recreation were enjoyed.
Mrs. Mayberry Johnson VIII %
hostess to the club at its next meet
tnU
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THE HAPPY HOUR CLUB

Held its regular meeting at 1851
Euclid. Wednesday, Aphil the Is,
at the home of Mrs. A. Mcintosh.
the members were delighted to
have Mrs. Julia Sheppard as their
guest. The previous meeting was
postponed. due to the death of
the son of Mrs. Green.
Mrs. Maude Seay, president:
Mrs. Matte Martin, secretary.
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MODERN Young NATIONS CLUB

The meeting OF the NJ Y. NJ.
Sport Clus was held at the home of
Mrs. Pearl Allen. April 10th. FL
nal arrangements were made for
the dance 10 be held, May 9Th at the
Jolly Strollers Rest.
Beginning Monday, April %. the
clubs meetings will be held at
Brewster Center. during the Spring
and Summer months.
The hostess served a savory re-
nnst.
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soJoURSRR SOCIAL

The club met at the home of
Mrs. Draft, seas 2bth street, on
April 6. Bridge was played. Mrs.
n. West won the first prize; Mrs.
MiMller. second.
The hostess served a tempting
lunch. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Miller, 4b15 vinewood.
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Little Bonnie Has
First Birthday Party

A pretty birthday party was CIV
en- for little Bonnie Jean Blue.
April 10th. on the occasion Of her
first birthday. AS the little homo
rec was born on Easter Sunday,
decorations we're in keeping with
the Easter spirit. The table CEN
terpiece was a beautiful basket OF
Easter chicks. Dummies, eggs. and
candies. A large cake. with one
tiny candle. was cut and served
with ice cream.
The young honoree received
number Of lovely gifts.
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FRIENDSHIP CLUB

The Lad es Friendship Club met
with the president. Mrs. Bessie
Gwen. Thursday. April 18th. Aft
er the business session. the mem
bers enjoyed pleasant social
hour. during which refreshments
were served and fridge played.
he club also re. April 26th'
wi n Mrs. V. Reese. the yice-presi-
dent. 1910 Il. Warren. Bridge and
o'hcr games we're enjoyed.
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pERRICOTTE HOMEMAKERS

Mrs Calvin Hendricks. 1874
Gallagher, was hostess to the CLUB,
Wednesday. April Is Plans are be-
ing formulated for fashion show
and bridge party. to be given May
m. at the Y. w. G.. A. Mrs. Per-
cival Piper has charge of the fash
ion models, and the affair promis-
es TO be one OF the social high
lights OF the season
A unique program was rendered.
with Mrs. Hopkins, chairman oil
the program committee, presiding.
Mrs. NJ. Graham is president.
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THE KHEDIvE CLUB

The club held n special meet
ing. April 10. with c. j. Houchins,
1854 w. Hancock.
Friday. April 10. the club also
held the regular meeting. with @.
Wheeler. 1907 Roosevelt. Lunch
con was served.