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throp will include Capt. and Mrs.
r. l.. Leah. 9th Div. Royal Cana
dian. a. S. c.; Capt. and Mrs.
Charles W. Goodwin Of Olympia.
Its. and Mosdames Lorne MoKen-
dry. Jack Pattcn. r. r. Llewellyn,
II. F. kendrick, 1t. David Law
son. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Weis-
field. Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley st.
Clair.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Merrill are
entertaining guests and viii have
Pipe Major r. Essen, Scaforth
Highlanders, in their party.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Gus Il, Appel.
man will have among their guests
from the Seaforth Highlanders,
Major and Mrs J. NJ. s. TAFT.
Capt. and Mrs. ID. NJ. tombstone,
d. c. M
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale NJ.
KEEL for cocktails at the Winthrop
Will be Messrs. and Mesdames Hail
Brandes. Harold Hogen. w. +.
Rieflin. II. ID. Arlington. Harold
A. Ronquist, Henry Wagner, Frank
d. Griffith and -. b. Busselle.
Olympia reserve officers attend
ing the ball are Col. and Mrs Wal
ter b. Beals. 1t. Col and Mrs.
James S. Taylor. Major and Mrs.
j. Albert Baker. Capt. and Mrs.
Maignard G. Duxbury, Its. and
Mesdames Marsh Duncan. Clar-
ence S. Bits, Nelson -. Neff. Mr.
and Mrs. Don Morris.
1t and Mrs. Leonard II. Hig-
gins are entertaining at home at a
cocktail party Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Brouillard. Mr.. Reuben Gaines, Mr..
Lloyd l.. Sell. Jr., Miss Irma Me
phail and Miss Jeanne jackson.
In the nth Battalion Marine
corps party from Seattle viii be
MAJ and Mrs. &. n. Baldwin.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank r. Arm
stead. Capt. and Mrs r. s. Lane.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. Mcclure
Pierce. 1t Philip W. Johns. 1t.
Monte Brown, 1t. and Mrs. Eyert
Arnold. from Tacoma Capt. and
Mrs Al Whitman, 1t. and Mrs.
James cszhlon, Ii Stanley Larsen.
Il. Anthony Urnch.
In The party which Lieut.. and
Mrs George l.. Bell viii give Will
be Capt. and Mrs ". r. Beroii.
Capt and Ars. Y. o. Gray and
Lieut. and Mrs NJ. n. johnson.
Two other parties planned viii
include those OF II. c. =. McClary
With Misses Kathryn Johnson,
Frances Andrews. Esther Kauff-
man and MeEsrs George Reagan
and Lyle Nicholson. and 1t and
Mrs Marvin NJ Scott with Mr..
and Mrs. John Cont. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Cont. Mr. Lawrence Wick
lund. Mr.. r. x. Ayers and Mrs.
Alma Ayers A. guests.
Other reservations are being
made by. Aeasrs. and Hesdsmes
Arthur Abbott. Barney Drew.
Horace Geer. Cecil Smith, Frank
Walters. Arthur Rowe. l. s..
Tullis. Paul r. Barber. ~ Webb.
II J hccaslln. Capt and ars.
" 4 Van Rooy. Capt. and Mrs
Edward Warren.
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PlayersCive
Ice Bound
Drama League Opens Three
Day Run OF Pulitzer
Prize Play

Taeomas original Little
theater" enthusiasts present
cd another Of their successful
amateur productions in the
Drama Leagues miniature
show-house off Carr street
Thursday evening. The play.
Ice Bound" an Owen Davis
Pulitzer prize winner. opened
a three-evening run under the
direction Of Mrs. c. K. Fuller
and was acclaimed by MEM
hers of the audience as the
leagues best this season.
The dramatic vehicle itself was
rather heavy. but hghtcned by
bits Of comedy In many places was
surprisingly well interpreted by
cast Of II.
Miss Molly 10 Ducan was par
ticularly outstanding as the at
iraetixe Jane Crosby. companion
10 Mother Jordan whose Will set
Element provides tho background
fer the play. set IN winter in
small Maine community, just after
the late war.
Each member Of the cast gave
definite character 10 his role and
II Is difficult 10 cvaluate per-
Torrance Of one over another.
Other members Of the cast
were Mr. Preston Onstad as ben
Jordon. Mr.. Harold Mann an Hen.
ny Jordon, Mrs Philip Garland
aa his wife. Emma, Mrs. Erich
Richter as Ncttie. her daughter.
Miss Betty Walton as Sadie Eel
lows. once Sadie Jordan. a widow !.
Master Barry Garland as Grin. her
son. Mrs. Salem Nourse. ella Jor.
dan. the unmarried sister. Mr..
Merle Benedict ~ Doctor Curtis
Mr.. Wallace Snowman. Judge
Bradford; Miss Ann York as Han
nah. tho family servant, and
Mr.. Elyin krumm 81 Jim Jay. dep
uty sheriff.
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Although the dinner and pTe-
Eram are for adults, three children
Theodore. King ard Janice Mich.
NH. win share hnnngs az musicians
~ ire evening A. a strtnf trio.
accompanied ~ their mother, Mr.
teien v MIrhnlk. they win play
selections Nv ttAyin sna Meas
kavski dartng the dinner heaf.
1Anses win play cello ana pssna
numbers Theadore wili play the
Vain. accompanied ~ ma nethsf.
Nhe i the rhiisirens teacher
Paul n itsnawsit. sapefIhtsni.
ent u puyaitUr sehccls. VII -
me speaker. taking a. hEs topic
Getting Unlimited" Mothers II
ne whitman group are putting -
play They Win Weave. BY
Martha Race
Greetings win he extended ny 4
number ~ prominent people Hnss~
sFd " Gsnia. superintendent n
snhanis. Mayer John e. AesKir.
Mrs ] = Stewart ~ Iauxvgsw.
state president ~ rsr. A. Mrs.
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Plan Holiday
Dinner Party
Edward B. Rhodes Post Aus.
iIsry VIII Entertain
Monday

Members Of Edward II.
Rhodes post auxiliary are
busy completing plans for a
dinner 10 be given al G so
o'clock Monday evening in tho
Legion dining room. Tables
viii he decorated with red.
white and blue candles and
flags. Candle holders viii be
tiny cherry logs. Miniature
hatchets will complete the
George Washington motif.
The committee In charge con.
slsis % Me.damcs lease Dannen.
Percy Rollins, Wtlfrcd burrows.
c. 2, Burrows, Charles Young. Lea
isangaheer, Clarence san,rach. N.
d. Redfield. and G. ". Burrows.
chairman. All new members viii
he guests at the dinner and VIII hr
Initiated during the evening
For reservations any member
Of the committee may be called,
Members Of tho auxiliary vha
have not been contacted are asked
10 call Mira C. w. Burrows
Reservations TO datc include
Messrs, and Mcsdamcs A. J. zsIil.
lac. Herman Nordfors. Arthur Ga.
berg. Hen Overhaul. Martin Per,
sing. wilfred Burrows. c. y
Young. N ~. Hcdfieid, Percy
Rollins. Harry Rowcn. Clarence
santroek. Matt schoficld. Merritt
Il. Hedden. Robert Goldberg. jesse
Damien. Keith Goodman. Fred
Grimm. q. A. Allen, q. y. Alien
Lea Langabecr. Frederick uepp
Phil Helmer, Harry berg, Sidney
Best. Walter Hrobcck
Floyd Burchard. c. Val Fawcett
G II. Burrows, Lee Carter. 1911
Cousin, Harry Christlsnsen. Harold
Cosier, W. ", crabtrce. c. y
Davidson. Frank l.. sampson
John A. johnson. Ned y. Knapp
Dale kiehl. Bill Lee. Ben Lsndosky
Osborne Lennon, A, X. Whitman
Earl Wright. l.. \ Whitman. Win.
field sypher. Harold Thornberg
c. ~ Davis, Drs, and Mendame.
y. w. Richards. Andrew Grim.
stead and G. y, Utterhack
/ Mesdamea Lena schwarz. Haze
Slater, Mabellc Ault. Grace Ham
mer, Helen Blows, Marie Nc
! cnmont, Marie 1archion. Haze
Moe. Nellie 1oaier. Ada Dayie
lnEa Johnson. Anne LanEiow
Martha stevens. Emma swindief
Lillian Bourlsnd. Helen Dahl. ana
Olga Wilson.
Guests Of the evening VIII be-
Mesdames Adolph Anderson. Hsrf,
Anderson. A. Bashsr. Jnsepf
Crews. Mark Dolliver, Henry Dfi.
four. George Goodman. Samuel
Graves. Phil Hrlmer, Bnrdettr
BDsselle. Harry Lynch. Homer
LoreBx. John Mclaughlin. Norman
Maddox, w r. Falling. James
Burrows. John Sears. Robert Sand.
erson. Wlnfred Wise. Earl William
Esther Hanson. Ann serlnott and
M. Hickey.
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Guild Plans Program

The Philathes guild ~ z.on
Lutheran church, 50. 5Jth and
Thompson ave. will present a
Valentine entertainment AZ the
church at q o'clock Friday evening
Mrs. James Buren, is program
chairman. Mrs. r.. Haugen ia In
charge Of the refreshments and
Miss Sylvia Hansen Ia planning
the decorations. The program viii
include vocal soios by Mrs. Earl
Weeks. accompanied by Mrs. Val.
ter AeHansy. and violin selections
BY Miss Marguerite Hansen Miss
Ethel Trouttsr Will give an Illus
tratfd travel talk.
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before the formal affair.
Moore. Michael f. McHugo. Sidney
F. Dunn, Benjamin r. Crenshaw
F Captains and Mesdames Fred l.
Hamilton. f. J. Steinmeyer. Frank
c. Holbrook, John A. Gilmore. G. v
H. Moseley. jr., Fleffield Edwards
Lieuts. and Mesdsmes F. r. Zie.
rath. W. s. Stone. W. c. Wilson.
This party win include from
Canada: Majors and Mesdames
c. c. Feffie, f. D.. J. A. Creighton,
II. E, Snider, Capt. and Mrs. G. s.
Clark. Capt G. S. Gibson. Lieut..
W. S. Murdoch and Lieut.. d. Clark,
all of the Seaforth Highlandcrs.
Others among the distinguished
Canadians who will join the Off
GERS here for the colorful array of
military uniforms will be Major
q. Y. l.. Crossley and 1t. A. Mob.
Believing of the Royal Canadian
artillery.
At Fort Lewis. Capt. and Mrs.
w. ". Mcdonald are entertaining
Major and Mrs. Lester Daugherty.
Captains and Mesdames John NJ.
Stoddard. c. A. Kaiser. Harold
Liebe. L. p. Dash, Capt. d. L.
Painter and Miss Ann Madsen.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank Slaugh-
ter arc entertaining 1t. and Mrs.
p. A. Washburn, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Clarence V. Bigger, Lieut. r. E.
Vandenburg and Miss Ida Arthur.
Lieut.. Gilbert Waite, vice presi-
dent of the State of Washington
Reserve association. and Mrs.
Waite arc entertaining at no.
host cocktail party at the Hotel
Winthrop. Guests will include
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Carlos Pening-
ton, Col. and Mrs. Oscar Foley,
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Huntington
Hills. Majors and Mesdames w. NJ
Clark, A. L. Warren. r. A. Case,
Capt. and Mrs. Ernest Price. Lieut..
and Mrs. Thorston Saw of Seattle,
Lieut.. Carl II. Skoog, Messrs. and
Mesdames Arthur Abbott, Robert
Lowery. Harold Bird, Vincent Carl.
strom. Herman Tenzler, Richard
Felix, Roy MacConaughey and Hal
r. Brown.
Major and Mrs A. II. Hooker
are entertaining at dinner at their
+ home:
Gov. and Mrs. Clarence Martin
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Mauiic,
Thompson, Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Carlos Pennington, Col. and Mrs
Abbott Boone of Seattle, Admira
and Mrs. Luther Gregory OF Sc
attic. Comd'r and Mrs. w. f
Boodhue of Seattle, 1t Col A. w
Melchior. president Of Tacoma
chapter r. o. s., 1t. Col. and Mrs
f. B. Westby of British Columbia
Hussars, Capt. and Mrs Moffitt
of Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mccormick.
1t. and Mrs. Allen Fergeson,
chairman Of the ball, are enter
tanning at a no-host cocktail
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Young People of Central LII
thefan church N1ll entertain a.
seayengef hunt al TO O'clock Fri
day evening imORena Thorp Is
general chairman. assiatsd by Cyril
Davis. Jim Nichols and Audrey
Mower Members and friends are
welcome.
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Mis- rurreH 70 Be-
Hostess 10 Aloha Club

Members ~ Aloha club viii meet
Monday afternoon At the heus 4
Nlxs Reatrlgc Turreli Speaker
II the aftetnecn viii NJ NJ Charles
Pearson Who wiii talk on Trend
in Steel ard Stone Mr. Athxft
sutton chairman n tho day. VII
introduce the speaker Assisting
hesiesssx viii ~ Mfa John tsolsts-
bury and Mrs Henry Hewitt.
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Announce Birth OF
Second DAUGHTER

Mr. and Mrs. " l.. St Clair
Vivian DayieJ announce the birth
Of their second daughter In San
Francisco, Feb. IL The little girl
Ia being welcomed by her four
year-old sister. Sholia Rae Grand
parents sharing IN the congratu-
latlons are Mrs Ada " Davie Of
Tacoma and Mrs. Margaret 81.
Clair Of Omaha.
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at cocktail and dinner parties
Al 9.45 the reception line viii
be formed for the visiting
Canadian officers and hosts and at
the stroke of 10 o'clock Governor
Martin and Gen. Sweeney will lead
the grand march. During the in
PERMISSION the Seaforth High
landers will present the regimental
dances Reel o Tullock" and
"Eightsome Reel" Pipe Maj.
Essen viii pipe the dances and a
group of marches including The
Csissons Co Rolling Along"
Capt. and Mrs. George Howell
and 1t. and Mrs. Nelson Lynde
are entertaining at cocktails and
supper at Fort Lewis.
Maj.-Gen. and Mrs. Walter c.
Sweeney. Col. and Mrs. Robert G..
Kirkwood. Col. and Mrs. Isaac J..
Nichol. 1t. Col and Mrs. Frederick
V. Hemenway, 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Abraham Tabockvich. Majors and
Mesdames II. W. Joiner. Bull
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Officers 0 Gather For
Gala International Ball
Hishlsnders from British Columbia VIII Join Reserve Corps
Here for Formal Affair in Crystal Ballroom;
Parties 10 Precede LARGE Dance

international coors will fly grand array Saturday eve
ming in the Wnthrops spacious Crystal ballroom when Ia
Reserve officers hosts for the gala military ball
which will be attended by officers and their wives from
Tacoma Seattle, Olympia and other nearby cities special
feature of the large affair." which is of the mpor-
tant events of the winter social will be the attendance
BY members of the Seaforth Hghanders from British
umbia. Their coorfu uniforms and pads will give to the
ball particularly festive touch
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tefs' union card party ana dance
FRIDAY a. = O'Clock a. Carpenters
rail FaYorA. refreshments Mrs.
X AonsOn and Mrs n Torkiys.
Chairman.
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Eiwrsl Hnyt. rational founder ~
rfrseheais Mrs y y rfInum.
president ef rsenmA Council II
pr A., and twe seattle quests.
Mrs Douglas Kirk and Mrs -. n
tsfssfsn. Mrs. lima aohwarn hee
h<en ASKED IN return thanks rye-
sitting wsli te Mrs John J, peafres
rresehcnt director. vino win wef.
sams the group and Insruduss the
speakers
ire COMMITTEES an tahlee yin
nsef Al the Winthrop Al 2 ase1u<k
en Thursday far lsst.msaute ~
rsn4sn1enfs
Es~satIvv heard n Nevs
Ths executive nsatd ~ Tacoma
Council ~ Parent. Teacher sz<aeI-
alton. wlll meet next Friday 81 10
asrlosk In the headquarters rom
IT Fishers Mrs y q rflsuna ~sll
preside fer the regular monthty
asssgne@s meeting.
Custer uslbes Cesys wlIl MT
meet Saturday ~ planned.
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Ted Browns Leave
For Honolulu

Mr.. and Mrs Ted Brown left
Friday for Honolulu whers they
will be the guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Rhodes. They expect IN
be away three weeks
Sisters Of Herman benefit card
party Friday In Normsnns hall.
go. 18th and X sta. at Sis ..
m Mrs X sonntsg. chairman.
Refreshments, fayors. Public I'M
gited.
Mae Camp, n. y. A., social club
wiii sponsor public card party
Friday evening In the Royal
sslgbbors hall
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PIT. A. And Preschool
Activities OF The Week

WIN The date Coy sns snnas fFssshees esnaas. .~ ~
evening a -
nclnek IN Crystal bathroom II Hotel winthrop
C. Leuea assistant rTesshaa director and affSe
sa.se.. 4. t.klns reservation. Tuesday
Evening star., 1939-11-26
x-Ray Examination
Series Starts tomorrow

The first in series Of free K
ray examinations, conducted by the
District Health Department in CO.
operation with the District Of Co.
lumbia tuberculosis Association, will
be held at 8 am. tomorrow in East
ern High School for the senior class.
Members of the Board Of Educa-
ton are expected to join health Of
ficials and association executives in
watching the first examinations
which will inaugurate program
aimed at locating tuberculosis cases
in their early stages.
Other high school seniors, teachers
in the public schools, students and
instructors at Miner and Wilson
Teachers Colleges, members. of the
Metropolitan Police Boys Clubs and
National Youth Administration
classes and employees of the Amer
lean Automobile Association are
among those to be examined In the
program, financed through sale Of
Christmas seals.
Nearly 1000 State, county and city
associations will participate In the
seal sale, according to an announce
ment by DR.. Kendall Emerson, man
aging director of the National
tuberculosis Association. .,
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Hotel Greeters Of America

Charter No 81 and Women's
Auxiliary No. 81 will meet at the
Willard Hotel tomorrow at $50
pm. The ambassador of good will,
Edward M. Clogg of Los Angeles,
Calf, accompanied by Mrs. Clogg.
will pay his official visit.
The educational feature for both
charter and auxiliary will be q
showing Of the Lucius Boomer Aim,
'Front Once Procedure" which will
be presented by Past International
President Edmund L. Flynn Of
Pittsburgh: AL front ofnce hotel
employees in Washington are invited.
A meeting Of the Entertainment
Committee, with Chairman Louis
jackson presiding. was held
Wednesday. when plans were made
for dance next month, to be
sponsored by the charter.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Dr. Nolan 10 Address
Society of. Natives
Tomorrow Night
Proposed Amendments
To By-Lows to Come
Before Meeting.

Improving the Machinery Of
Justice" will be the subject Of an
address by DR.. James A.. Nolan, d.
rector of the Washington Criminal
Justice Association, at meeting Of
the Society Of Natives tomorrow at
3 pm. in the Continental Hotel.
Two proposed amendments to the
associations bylaws will be voted
on at the meeting. Louis L. Bowdler,
president, announced.
Plans for q ceremony marking the
completion Of half the John Philip
Sousa Bridge will be made at
meeting of the Rahdle Highlands
Citizens Association Friday at 8
pm. In the Orr School.
A. w. Lee, president. said Com
missioner Melvin G. Hazen would
be invited as honor guest at the
ceremonies, to be held Saturday aft
ernoon, December 8.
Election Of officers, and discussion
of the reorganization, of the munich.
pal government, as recommended BY
the Commissioners Kitchen cabi-
net" will feature meeting Of the
GEORGETOWN Citizens Association to-
morrow at pm. in st. Johns Par
fish Hall. A committee report and
subsequent vote on the reorganiza-
ton plan is expected to be made at
. meeting Of the Hampshire Heights
Citizens Association Tuesday at 8
pm. in the Barnard School.
Mid CITY Meeting.
Another group, Mid City, also will
discuss the reorganization plan. A.
j. Driscou, president, said. Stand
ing committees will be appointed
and q special committee, headed by
George A. Warren, will make re-
port on slum conditions in the Mid
City area, Mr.. Driscoll added. The
meeting will be held tomorrow at 8
pm. in the Thomson Community
Center, Twelfth and l. streets NV.
The Conduit Road Citizens Asso-
citation Thursday at the Palisades
Park Field House will observe "har-
vest homecoming, set aside for
former, present and future members
Of the organization, Grady P. Oak
ley, president, announced.
A report on the proposal to in
crease the District gasoline tax by
/ cent in place Of the District in
come tax will be made by the Leg
islative Committee of the Chillum
Heights Citizens Association at a
meeting Friday at 8 pm. In the
Keene School, David w. Gabelein,
president, said. ,%
In q review of meetings last week,
several associations indorsed, either
in part or principle, the reorganiza-
ton plan for the District as drawn
up by Cooperation Counsel Elwood
Seal. 20.
Schedule Of Meetings.
Following is the schedule oAthe
II associations meeting this week:
Monday-Fort Davis, Southeast
branch Public Library, Seventh and
d streets Sc, 8 pm; Georgetown,
st. Johns Parish Hall, 8 pm; Mid
City, Thomson Community Center,
Twelfth and l. streets NV, 8 pm;
North Capitol, Mckinley High
School, Second and T streets NE,
SPIN, and Society of Natives, Con-
tnental Hotel, 8 pm.
Tuesday-Hampshire Heights, Bar
nard School, 8 pm, and Southeast,
Friendship House, 619 D street Sc,
3 pm.
Wednesday-Trinidad, Wheatley
School, 8 pm.
Thursday-Conduit Road, Pail
sades Park Field House, 3 pm.
Chillum Heights, keene
School, 8 pm, and Randle High
lands, Orr School, 8 pm. -,
Saturday-Federation, board room,
District Building, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Forty and Eight

Members will attend q banquet
at the Carlton Hotel Saturday at
Z pm, honoring Mrs. Louise War
rem, chspeau rationale, Eight and
Forty. Reservations should be made
through Chapeau Departmental
Mrs. Edith Landvoigt.
The Voiture Activities Committee
viii meet Tuesday in the Portner
Apartments at 8 pm. There will
be refreshments. Current Ameri-
can Legion membership work will
terminate ct the January. meeting.
Reports should be made toVoyageur
James J. Murphy.
Initiation ceremonies Of the
Southern Maryland district were
carried On by, De District sof Co
Mmbia 'wreckink" crew at Laurel
last Tuesday. Over 80 candidates
were inducted.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

lO-Pc. 18th Century Dining Room
For lovers Of period furniture with limited omoun spend this
handome ensemble will interesting INCLUDES: Buffet
chino eobet Duneon Phye extension to host chair and five
sde ehe and round mirror All piece: carefully constructed
Of beautiful oho9ony combined with hod eobnet
for permanent service! Server extra desired.
BMy Noscl Pay Nest Year ut The Hab!
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Country News Letters
Items From Live Correspondents of
The Rural Districts

nesday, March Is, in an all day
session.
Helen Norgarden and Evelyn
Kortan spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Frank Kortan.
Herb Claud took dinner with
Iwinski's Sunday.
Johnny Erickson and the
Schmiesing boys and Francis Ket-
tier spent Sunday afternoon with
the Iwinski boys.
Steve Kortan left Monday for
Elrosa where he will work for
Frank Weber for the summer.
Mrs. Ray Walker, Mrs. Eva
Kennedy, Mrs. Geo. Grundman
and Mrs. Herman Iwinski helped
Mrs. c. F. Botz quilt a quilt last
Tuesday.
The Misses Alice Josck, Leora,
Neva and Pauline Wilcox were
callers at Herb Claude'S Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grundman,
Dela and Carol, were callers at
the Ed Quinn home at Melrose
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Miss Fern Pickett and Sally
Stubkins were callers at Iwinskis
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Eva Kennedy and sons,
Loren and Martin, spent Wednes-
day evening at Ray Walkers.
Mrs. Ben Putnam was a caller at
Iwinski's Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kortan and
daughter, Bernice, spent Sunday
afternoon at the Chas. Kortan
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walker and
Will Reese took dinner and spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Reese and children at Burtrum.
Miss Dola Grundman spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Grundman.
Chas. Kortan and sons, George
and Frank, were business callers
at Melrose Monday afternoon.
Miss Cecilia Winter spent Thurs
day night at c. F. Botz.
The Get-to-gether club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Iwinski
Sunday. A seven o'clock dinner
was served and the evening was
spent in playing cards.
Francis Kettler spent Thursday
night with Richard Botz.
Mrs. Ray Walker, Mrs. Kennedy,
Mrs. Geo. Grundman and Mrs. Ole
Halverson spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. c. F. Botz.
The Progressive Farmers Club
held it's annual meeting Friday,
March 2. New officers for the year
1910 are: President, Martin Ken
nedy; Vice President, C. F. Botz;
secretary, Miss Marvilla Dwyer;
treasurer, Edward Bosl; sergeant
of-arms, John Wolfe. The evening
was spent in playing cards and a
nice lunch was served at midnight.
The club is in good financial con-
dition and during the past year
has installed electric lights under
the REA.