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Evening star., 1952-03-23
Geof ofgetown
University Shop

Left Mrs. PippS after lunch to
60 over to the Georgetown
University Shop, that very
posh mems shop at 36th and
N Streets, telephone HUI. 5252.
I like to shop here because j
get immediate attention to
my wants and i find there
such Well-tailOred clothes Of
fine cloth.
i was much taken with the
various practical uses to
which Oxford Cloth, my ia
vorite material, is put. In
addition to the shirts in blue
or white, with button-down
collar, shirts are also In pep
permint stripes OF lnuted
pastels. The shirts are well
cut and finished and at the
way all men hope for, since
the tailoring Is done to the
special demands Of this fine
shop.
Another use Of the ever pop
ular Oxford Cloth was shown
me In some pajamaS, soft,
comfortable and finely made
in the simplest style -. no
trimming, and In colors OF
blue, tan, and maroon.
While looking over the pa
jana styles. ! saw some plain
white cotton pajamas, piped
lat collar and cuffs and down
the front with red, green o.
navy blue, extremely attrac-
tive and under $500. Since
there will be none left once I
put this in my Diary, I helped
myself to several pairs.
Exploring further, I noticed
some nice : looking cotton
shorts with gripper or boxer
tops The cotton is excellent
quality and washes like a
handkerchief. They come in
white, pink, blue, green and
tan. The price low, Of
course.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

are Waterfortl glass;. which
are perfectr beautiful. The
sketch in .. diary shows the
shape. .&. Pipps cannot get
them C..s Of her mind or con-
versation. / admit the price
Is ridiculously low-Seriously,
I mean 1t Is! Am afraid to
quote It for fear it was a.
mistake. Everything at Collec-
tors Corner is reasonably
priced.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
The Golden Egg

A.sne. d'Amecourt brings gay
and enchanting things to her
shop, The Golden Egg, from
the markets of the world. Mrs.
Pipps went in there today and
bought some Portuguese china
Of a beautiful clear green
lettuce leaf salad plates for
$1.50 each, q sauce or relish
boat on plate for $500, a lovely
large cabbage leaf fruit bowl
for only $7.95, and individual
cigarette trays only rs
cents. The shop is at 1422
Wisconsin Ave., and the tele-
phone is HO. 334O.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

9S7S). Trained operators using
Harper Method preparations
do wonders to promote the
natural beauty Of hair and
cleanliness of the scalp. Mrs.
Pipps comes home and tells
me the advantages Of the
Harper Method: Scientific
shampoos, soothing, relaxing
brushing Of the hair, and a
stimulating. massage Of the
scalp, neck and shoulders.
The magic fingers Of a Harper
Method technician aided by
the creams and lotions do
wonders for ones skin. Phone
for an appointment. The shop
closes on Saturday at l pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

shop Is at 1914 Wis. Ave. While
there I saw a low cabinet
about 3112 in. high and SO in.
wide, of blonde natural pine.
The top, front and sides are
made Of woven palm, very
firm and sturdy. The cabinet
opens in front and has shelves.
It is called a bar cabinet =. .
actually it can be used IN any
room for 1t is very attractive
looking and useful. BY its side
stood a bar stool Of blonde
natural pine, the seat and
back Of woven palm !. !. 81 in.
from floor to seat and 80 in. to
top Of back. The prices. are
moderate. Call Hudson 1867.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

TO the talent and versatility Of
John Greer and his associates.
We saw several elevations and
sketches Of interiors on which
they are working, one d COM
pletely modern reception suite
OF an airline Office on Connec-
ticut Avenue, and another q
lovely sketch of an interior for
q Georgian living room The
Studio Is showing an exclusive
collection OF decorators fabric
samples.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Hyde Bonner, the author Of
SPQR, will autograph copies Of
his book, and extends an invi-
tation to all interested to meet
Mr.. Bonner. SPQR (Senatus
Populusque Romanus), the
brand Of ancient Rome, is a
novel Of modern Rome. One
of the characters, a young dip
lomat at the American En-
baSSy, was told 'Never get
deeply involved in a Roman
love affair or really entangled
in the life of a Roman" The
telephone is HO. 4l41. i
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Collectors Corner

Today when we
stopped in to see
Mrs. DraiSner at
the Collectors
Corner, 3235 M
Street MI.
634O), She show
ed us a pair Of
crystal cornpotes
Il think they
Evening star., 1952-03-23

We enjoy the desserts served
at the Garden Gate at 1880
Wisconsin Avenue some
mountaineering examples: A
one-crust cherry pie with
whipped cream on top, lemon
chiffon pie, delicious devils
food cake or q date nuttorte.
There is a reception room on
the second floor where one
may meet friends for dinner.
There Is q watercolor exhibi-
ton Of Georgetown houses in
the reception room by Jenny
Lynn Franklin. The Garden
Gate serves lunch from II to
1890, tea from 2::30 until S,
and dinner Is served from 5
to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

4 ID
] saw John Gill in Brewton's
today and he told me that
II. A. Gill & Son, Real Estate,
had just moved to 1900 Wis
consin Ave. (Phone DE. 5OOO),
from the Federal City. The
firm has been established
In business since 1883 and
ma ndles Georgetown and
Northwest properties. Young
John Gill not only knows
Georgetown (lna wing been
with a real estate firm here
for several years. but under
stands the problems Of re-
modelling.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

cially expert. Just now the
poodle cut" Is popular. One
must phone Dupont 1927 for
an appointment. Clodine,
Helen and Rose are the skilled
staff who make the ladies
beautiful. Complete b eauty
service is given. I think Mrs.
Pipps spends too much time
here.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

- - ~ OSAS4 A1A
Easter wrappings are won-
derful this year and Norman
Jules has q specially attrac-
tive and gay display. Mrs.
Pipps and ] are early birds
this year and have selected
our Easter cards.
William Steig's frosted high
ball glasses are on display In
this Shop a set OF 8 for
$3.50, q very low price the
drawings are amusing and
very popular with young peo-
pie, or should I say, the
young in heart"
It Is well to watch the glass
sales in Norman-JuIes, 1850
Wis, phone AID. 8451, for they
have amazingly low prices.
Gifts are attractively wrapped
and can be mailed from the
shop.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Sts.), is unfeigned.
My clothes are returned in ex-
cellent condition and when
needed, repairs neatly made.
This Shop has a fine reputa-
ton for doing de luxe cleaning
at q moderate cost and for
its weaving and repair work.
Phone HUI. 800.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

~ lu6 TWO lar e
rooms of Miss
Webb's Early American Shop
at 1923 and 1925 Wisconsin
Avenue (DU. 5443) are full
of authentic Americana which
attracts collectors and others.
In this large and interesting
collection are some very early
copper and brass kettles,
ladies', large pans, ETC., many
OF which were made In Eng
land, brought over In the
early days of the American
colonies. Mrs. PippS and I
Sketched a few kettles, q
candleStick and a ladle from
the collection. The pieces are
In good condition and can be
used in cooking, or as deco
rations to hold flowers. The
prices will please: candle-
sticks start at S., $3.50, the
other pieces from $40 to
$50.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

"Short hair must
be h e alth y"
-. Thus speaks
tn e H a r p e r
Method of hair
care, which Is
used in Miss
Larsen's Shop at
1928 Wisconsin
Avenu ne DU.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

carry a very complete line Of
artists supplies Weber's
Oil and Water Colors, the
famous SILVA CaSein colors,
tempera and poster paint,
finger paint, sable and camel
hair brushes, and practically
everything that artists use.
Since 1887 Brewton's has been
serving Georgetown.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Brewton's

In great need Of q
new brief case, I
stopped by Brew
to ms Stationery
Store at 3256 M
Street (phone MI.
2242). While there
I noted that thew
Evening star., 1952-03-23
G1k4

One day when I was being
shown some Georgetowniana
by an officer of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank, Farmer & Me-
chanics Branch at M and
Wisconsin, / noticed a check
signed by Francis Scott Key,
who was q depoSitor at Cor
coran and Riggs, dated 81
August, 1842, payable to
Darius Claggett," who sold
dry goods. The check was for
$3.50, q sizable sum as would
be expected for the large
family that Key raised. While
walking down. by the river the
other day, was reminded of
the fine old mansion of Fran
els Scott Key, now demolished,
which stood on the river side
OF M Street (then Bridge ST.,
near the D. c. end Of Key
Bridge. The bricks and per-
hapS other portions of the
mansion were saved and I un-
derstand there is a plan afoot
now to restore the old man.
sion and use the material sal
vaged. Francis Scott Key was
a lawyer by profession and a
poet by nature. He and his
family occupied the house for
some years but did not buy
the property until 1880, during
which time ten children had
been born there. Key married
q Miss Lloyd who, as his
financee, used to make curl
papers Of his sonnets and took
pains to let him know about it.
Picture Fromers, Inc.
Mrs. Pipps in search of prints,
found some flower and bird
prints in color at the Picture
Trainers, 1868 M Street, phone
DU. 2940. Mr.. Moll said they
had Just arrived. They are
charming prints to frame
with colored mats and are
about II 10x12 inches ili size.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Mrs. Pipps and !
n eeded d inspired
decorating ideas,
so over to the Pink
Studio House OF
John Greer Assoc
ciateS, at 1913.
Potomac Street,
phone MI. SO45.
This b ea uttful
house Ii witness
Evening star., 1952-03-23

The nts
are only $3.50
a pair matted
a n d framed
from q choice
of 6 mould
ings! -. and
will m ke
lovely Easter
gifts. Phone
for further
in formation.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
The Francis Scott

The Francis Scott
Key BO0kshOp ION
the corner of 28th
and o StreetS) is
having an auto
graphing tea on
Tuesday, March
Is, from 4 to 6
pm, when Paul
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Tusty Bake Shop
l3O5 wis. Ave, N.W,

13U5 WIS. ave. NV.
Lunched at the Tasty Bake.
and saw the display Of de-
signs for beautiful Birthday
Cakes! There must be a
dozen or more different ones
with flowers, others
having birds saying Happy
Birthday" There are yellow
layer cakes and very delicious,
too. The prices are $2.25, $2.35,
$4.45, s. and, up. And with
cake there Is Ice Cream,
h o m e m a de, s mooth and
creamy. Must call MI. OATS,
and order some today.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
House Of Gifts

The House Of Gifts could well
be called the House Of Sill
yer," too, for their collection
OF antique silver is tremen-
dous and the prices are low.
IF one wants to replace some
pieces Of silver or add to his
own service, the House of
Gifts can undoubtedly supply
the missing piece or offer a
lovely addition from their coll
lection Of odd pieces Of silver,
at tremendous savings, for
these hard-to-find pieces are
marked extremely low. This
Is a wonderful thing to know
for many persons have looked
for such q collection.
The address is 1888 Wis. Ave-
the phone, North $500.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Heor Ye
Heor Ye

3 . 4 = 8
Heor Ye
Coming events cast their
shadow before them" A
preview is now@oia at Little
Caledonia tl4l9s Wisconsin
Avenuel Of brocade dam
asks, and striped antique
satins, regularly SIPS q yard
and up they are to be
sold at q Special Sale In the
near future for $500 and
$3.50 a yard. Leave your ad-
dress so you can be notified
of the date Of the SALE.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

4AQACC Va owl ANoe
Interiors, offers a
complete decorat-
ing service by a
staff Of expert
e ce d designers
without a penny's
cost to the client.
The decorator will
call at your home
bringing fresh and
imaginative ideas
and show samples
Of fabrics and de-
signs for slip
covers, draperies,
etc. They give as
much attention to
a small plan as to
a large one and
spare no pains to
reflect the clients
Evening star., 1952-03-23

/ Real e state


Today I had the pleasure of
meeting eight attractive and
alert women OF the sales staff
of Jean ChatelS' Real Estate
Office. They are Eunice Ken
nedy, Ruth Walters, Eleanor
Halliday, Hester .Ston, Helen
Touceda, Mary Gold, Beverly
Gray and Erva MaSlen. They
spare no pains to find the per-
feet answer to your housing
problem! The, Office handles
Georgetown listirgs, North
west Washington, and Vir-
ginia and Is at 3224 Prospect
Ave. telephone DE. 1887.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Ludie's Beau
ty Salon at
1924 Wiscon-
sin Avenue, is
a very popu-
lar place in
q e or getown
b e ca u S e, Of
course, the
uality Of
their work Is
fine. The hair
styling is spe-
Evening star., 1952-03-23

RECIPE: First 60 to the Herb
Room Of Little Caledonia
(1419 Wis. Avenue) and buy a
package Of imported French
lentils (by Fournier- -Bastide) !.
Soak lentils over night, sim
mer with a bay leaf and q beef
knuckle) until tender (not
mushy), drain, cool; then add
olive oil, vinegar, chopped
parsley, chopped green onions
(Shallots are better) marinate,
toss and serve an excellent
cold dish. Little Caledonia Is
open daily from $3.50 to 6, and
Mon. and Thurs. evenings.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

UA4A0AA16 AVA U4AC
next two weeks,
the Hobby Shop at 1418 Wis
c0nsin Avenue, invites art
lovers and all interested, to
come to their showing and
sale Of paintings in their shop.
The showing today is from /
pm. to 5 pm. The collection is
large and includes English,
French and Dutch paintings,
many of them in magnificent
frames, others unframed. I
understand that among the
collection are several Turn
ers, a Breughel, an Israel and
a number Of really fine Dutch
paintings Of the seventeenth
century. There are interest,"
ing and decorative portfolios,
from Helen Gould's estate.
The prices will be average,
Phone MI. 1242.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
6TAAHopB
OHAsz

Called at the Office Of STAN
hope Chase, 1867 Wisconsin
Ave. Mr.. Chase h dies
Georgetown and Northwest
washington properties and
has had years Of experience.
As an interior designer, for 20
years or more, he has gained
a comprehensive knowledge Of
houses through his work with
architects. Phone no. $3.50 If
you wish to list your property
for sale or II you want to buy
in Georgetown Of. washington.
! have had my Georgetown
house Sketched in color on a
Evening star., 1952-03-23

ceramic Tile anu
glaze d by one
Of the talented
ar lists at the
Artists Mart for
the small sum Of
$40 q unique
gift to give for
Easter. Call HO.
O354. The Mart
is at 1861 Wis
cOnsin Avenue.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

taste rather than the decora-
tors. Specially, do they like
to use the clients belongings
where desired and where pos
sible with the interior design
planned. Phone Hobart 1868
and ask that one Of the dec
Grating staff, call and help
you plan your Spring interior
designing.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

loring or dressmaking, which
bring chic and flattery to the
wearer. A fitting at this estab-
Mshment practically amounts
to a special order so painstak-
ing and careful Is the work Of
the Skillful filters.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Mrs. Doran Is one uf the
pioneers In Georgetown real
estate and remodeling George
town houses. I had tea with
her today and she reminisced.
As far back as 1926 Mrs. Dorar
was doing" houses over and
studying the real estate field.
This background has given
her q comprehensive picture
Of the real estate picture In
Georgetown, and established
her as q real estate operator
Of unusual business ability.
Mrs. Doran's office Is ct 3145
DumbartOn Avenue. The
phone Is Adams S912.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
The orientoIe

Up very early this
morning and out to
find q present for
my good wife, with
whom I seem TO be
out Of favor. Went
to see Mr.. Wanveer
at The Orientale,
1918 Wisconsin Ave.
(Phone AD. 9z03) /,
he showed me q pair
Of beautiful brass
lamp bases (orig-
inally candle sticks.
They are 20 inches
high. A pair Of these
brass lamps, COM
pletely wired, only
costs SIS. Mrs. Pipps
las always admired
such lamps so j
made the proper ar
rangernents to send
them TO her =. mt
spent! I know of
where such handson
can be bought for
price.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
House Of Fabrics, Interiors

The facade Of the building In
which the House of Fabrics
is established at 3146 nj st.
has been completed. The new
door is really beautiful. The
Evening star., 1952-03-23
cARR0USfL

It's. Smart to be ~
;thriftyi Marianne IN
BarnetiS Car N
rouSel at 1928 49,
Wisconsin Avenue
telephone AID. NS
1144) offers
new Professional
Decorating Serv-
ice q complete shorter
long range plan for sensibly
and creatively furnishing
your home. The plan includes
the co-ordinating Of wall
paper and paints, rugs and
furniture, textiles, lamps and
art. There is'a moderate fee
for home consultation. Car
rousel now presents a wonder
full collection Of lamps i. ;.
glass, wrought iron, modern or
traditional. The lamp shades
are really custom made at
stock-on-hand prices, and are
designed to ones order. No
one will want to resist such
lovely ideas in lamps and
shadesl
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Fred
Leighton, Inc.


The win dow Of
Ere d Leighton's
shop (Latin Ameri-
G. n I'm por t 81,
beautifully. d eco
ra tie d in green
NJ xic n glass
caught my eye to-
day. I went in to
co m phi ment and
STAYED to buy. The
Evening star., 1952-03-23

Spring Is here! Mr.. Stafford
Jones of the Jones Paint Store,
1881 Wisconsin Ave-, MI. 3O79,
showed Mrs. Pipps today the
new chart Of 180 decorators
colorS and mixing formulas
put out by SPRED SATIN, the
100% rubber emulsion paint
which Is odorlesS. It goes on
so smoothly that an amateur
can do q professional looking
job.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
w. 7. Weover 6 Sons, Inc.

w. T. Weaver & Sons, Inc.
1908 Wisconsin Avenue
A cordial invitation to attend
a demonstration of STANLEY
ELECTRIC POWER TOOLS is
, extended to Contractors,
Home Owners, Lobbyists and
to interested and curious
minded citizens. Factory
Representatives will demon
strate Reuters, Dovetailing,
Drills, Saws and Planes. The
demonstrations will be held
for three days,
Thursday, March ~
Friday, March 28
Saturday, March 20
from 2 Pm. to 8 PM.
w. T. Weaver has a large dis
play of Electric Tools, some
are mounted and others are
portable. The store is open
daily until $50 and on Sat-
urday until 6 pm. There is
Free Parking on the lot back
of the store. The telephone
number is DU. 1857.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
The
Georgetown
+ Shop

The Joy with
which I open the
Dry Cleaning bags
which come from
The Georgetown
Shop t36th and N
Evening star., 1952-03-23

This song was heard up and
down 1000 miles Of trail as
cowboys herded the longhorns
q thrilling history by
Dee Brown in TRAIL DRIV-
ING DAYS with photographs
by Martin r. Schmitt. The
book sells for $7.95.
Savile is having q 50% Reduc-
ton Sale!
The address Is 1886 p st.
the phone is MI. 3321-22.
Evening star., 1952-03-23

p Streets on this
windy day to visit
NJ q SON w aters,
Georgetown's cou-
ture shop nonpa-
reil, In search for
"the suit" In which
! can travel this
Spring and Sum-
mer. The secret or
rather, the reason
for Mason Waters
Succ eSS is that
women Of taste
can always find
there the special
clothes = they are
looking for
suits or dresses for
afternoon and eve
ing Of fine cloth
and excellent tai
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Hobby Shop

Beginning. today,
Sunday, and con-
tinuing for the
naxt two maakc
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Norman
Jules

The H all
Mark cards
for e a S t er
anlnnAaal
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1952-08-15
$500 Echo And
Publication Fee Due

In the September Board each year
all lodges report $500 Echo and Pub
LEGATION fee along with their Quar-
terly Reports.
We are asking all president to send
this $500 along with their report.
This fee is supplement to the pub
LEGATION of our paper, the official
organ of the Association, The Echo.
We are quite sure that you would
be surprised at the time, money and
worry that go into the publication
of paper. We are happy to report
that we have not missed 2 single
publication of the paper.
Presidents, we are asking little OF
you when we kindly ask that you
please send this fee along with your
report blank. When you do this, it
saves us the time and trouble of
writing you and sending your re-
port back. Your $500 Echo and
fee must accompany
your report in the September Board.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1952-08-15
ELLISVILLE

Miss Larkin:
I do not have words to express to
you and others just how l feel. I
enjoyed the Convention very much.
There has not been one that could
equal the session that closed July
30th. Everybody seems to have
their hearts and minds on the same
thing, and that is A BIGGER AND
BETTER H. B. A. and with the
leadership that it has, it can't help
but grow.
The Membership Drives that you
have launched from time to time
have caused my lodge in particular
to grow and it IS still growing. Too
much praise cannot be given to YOU
There is SO much that it is impoS-
sible for me to tell it all Onward
H. B. AS.
Mrs. Bette Faulkner, No. 311.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1952-08-15
Dear Miss Larkin:

Dear Miss Larkin:
l think the Convention was the
best in the history of the Associa-
ton. 1t was spiritually strong, fl
1lanciaiiy strong anc wen supported
my the delegates. We cannot Sue
coed without Inc spirit Of God When
r7,er VIE take l-c-i ot'r Guide. we
VII always make a success. It has
been seid in --}e o-rt Hat nc II. B.
A. was going 70 fail Tut we see no
failure whatever with the official
,ta3 we have. We nave great
SEQ etary An3 office force. We are
all out for our 10000 members by the
next Convention. I am saying to
the other local president to doff
their hats because Lodges No. 954
and SO are going to take their re-
spective places.
Rev. ]. E. Grace, President
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1952-08-15
1900 Membership
u &C. g. o-a liver

The 1900 Men bcrsaip Campaign
launched ia the September Board,
1851, is now over Our goal was set
for 1900 members. however, we miss
ed our goal by 3l2 members. Our
total additions ran to 1893. Al
though we did not get what we
were working so hard to get I do
think we did well, We want you
to know that because Of you we are
able to report a membership of 1884.
This is a record breaking member
ship.
We had more presidents to parti-
cipate in this 1900 Membership Cam
paign than in any Campaign launch
ed heretofore. This proves conclu-
sively that more presidents are a.
Weakening to the needs of growing
the membership
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1952-08-15
HATTIESBURG
Dear Miss Matte:

Dear Miss Matte:
Just to say hello and to let you
know that l am grateful for your
foresight. l know that you are
loaded down with words of praise in
the way you manned the Conven-
ton and the timely program that
you had. l just had to write you
this letter of high praise. 1 believe
IN giving flowers while you live.
Send me ten copies of the Echo
carrying the proceedings of the Con-
vention.
A. J. Barnett, President
No. 270 and No. 495.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1952-08-15
Magee News

This is to let the many readers
know that Agent w. r. Smith, pres
ident of 152, is shut-in for a few
weeks He was blowing and lost
his balance and fell. His right jaw
was cut and bruised The Doctor
took several stitches. Mr. Smith is
doing very well now We all wish
for him speedy recovery.
Mrs. Irene Smith, Reporter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1952-08-15
VOsSBURG
Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
l received the prize that you sent
me for having the largest member
ship in attendance in the 9th An
nual Convention of the H. B. A.
wish to take this method Of saying
thanks.
Had it not been for the support
given me by my members I could
not have gotten the prize. | think
we had lovely convention.
H. S. Jones, President.
No col and 218.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1952-08-15

Dear Miss Larkin:
I am still proud over that wonder
full session of the Convention. l
did not have any dreams that our
Convention would be as sweet as it
was. The Lords presence was in
that Convention. When we put our
trust in Him everything will be al
right. May God bless you.
VIM. CroWell, President No. l
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1952-08-15
MERIDIAN
Dear Miss Larkin:

Dear Miss Larkin:
am still happy over that wonder
full session of the Convention. We
are really doing big business and I
mean to carry my lodge on higher
The business t ansactions ed the
local program were very, very good
Watch No 121 grow.
Mrs. Mabel Kendrick, Pres. No. 121