Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 28, 1926 · page 4

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 28. 1926.

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COach Greet Success

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were: of the Peo-
‘whloh no held at the
Wool Westley alibi.

, Wartime or even the
'iisiestlo members. Nearly
nwthe Assembly Room

> " Lucy lurks Morrison.

.,, presented our spring.

, piano. fivho hes recept-
M9! 0! witch for the
Chorus. tool: the lesion one
minute fringing lesson."
union. of this ten minute

l- Tolend aroused the
thallium by having the
our the first time "On
~mndelsy." which was

vim end precision that
ble.tor s. new practice.
-sluglng.’. an. Entertain-

. . tee was formed to lake
g‘fli‘elaoolnl-nttslrs-or the
”Election! under the sus-

‘noted singer train New
ed by refreshments lo-

throw Admission will be,
-n' only.
‘snnouneement pt this
.er with a. full program
name of the soloist of the
Will be given in Friday‘s

TERNALS
. Daughter-sol Liberty.
noil No. 64 will meet to-'
0’: Washington street.

:05, Catholic

, d
60

1; meeting tonight at :2

e. ‘ '9 . .
(N 53 Foresters of
night at Eagles

Aott avenue. -'..- . '
Encampment No. 9 Odd

washington Lodge. Shep-
"Bethlehem. will meet to-
hisin street.-
" e " e < o ‘ -'
(entitling names ~. were
«tenders writeup con-
" Installation of new of-
t it Well Commandery:
-‘ t Balm, Warden of

e.

be. Wilcox. Musicon.

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. _ of the joint committees
. O. M. and the Moose-
~ will be held this eve-

Home to make final

is. for the bingo party

. went to be held at th

o‘y li‘erbnsry 5. .

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Leesslon of the Chapters
.stjers throughout the
' elude this evening. The

hunt held in Hartford.

ill represented by a‘lnrge

7 The delegates will return
etlve horned this eve-

\ nightrohes, - pajamas
stepdn panties

‘ loner:

AND SISTER. GIVE
A SONG RECITAL

Miss Helen lectungvr. or iii. Buy»
view avenue. s’ pupil or Walter 5.
Young. “vs a song reoltsl watch
day morning et the Seudtler school.
New York. st Otto o‘clock. She was
accompanied by her sister. Miss
Charlotte Kelslngor. Signs Lurson.
pianist, a pupll o! W. V. Alloll. was
included on the program.

The program included:

Shepherds Love. 0. l-‘orgolesl.

Tell his 0‘ Fair One, bless".

When Love is Kind. Arno.

Renaldo. . Schubert

Who is Bylvis.‘ Schubert.

Mi- xer-lager. . .
~ Scherzo in E. moor. Mendelssohn-

Lovc Dream No. 3.,_ Lilizt.

Signs Larson.

'l‘he‘ Lotus Flmvvr,

' ills Coating.

Could I. 'i‘osll.

Tis Not True. Mullet.

Four Lest Clover. hello. Brownell.

‘ Miss Kelsinger.
Concert Etude. MucDowell.
Signs Larson.
Thank God tor a Garden. del ltlugo

«Garden Gossips. Ralph Cox.
Pele Moon. F. K. Logan.
Maidens Song. Meyer-Heliuund.

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Sclulmunn.
Franz.

CLUB." NEWS

Members of the Wernpn club are
scheduled to hold a ‘ semi~woekly
business meeting in Weetport to~
night. . .~

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The Richie club members will be
entertained tonight at the home of
Mrs. Berry Peden on 3 £511 street.

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The regular weekly sewing meet-
ing of the Volunteer Girls Club was
held yesterday afternoon in the
Broad River Chapel. There was It
good attendance or members.

: “ 9 O I ,‘
meander and Mrs. Stilmon at
Port Gheeterp N.- Y.. delivered a
steritiptlcnn. lecture at the regular
widow‘s'ek' service in the Broad , Riv-
er Chapel last evening. t’

FORMER RECTOR
DELlfoTS ALL

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an had grown sol plump. The at»:
trsctive interior of the church also
'plmc-dthe-tormr‘rectormstly. At-
the close or the program. Dr. Norris
held a. reception to greet the parish.
of the church. ,
Verted‘hnterlslnmwi.
The entertainment which was
arranged by Miss Eloise Leonard
and Mrs. William Dibble was ospe~

' cielly fine. . >

William Dlerlnger acted as an-
nouncer in is capable manner.

Vocal sdlos'v‘vere rendered by Miss
Marlon Matti-em. Mr. and Mrs. Kali-
ts. Wilkinson. Miss Maude Sherlock
and William O."l’aylor. Irving Fish-
or, on the violin. accompanied by
George Harris. rendered several
pleasing selections. as did Henry
Bergman on his musical saw. Lire.
Edward J. Sims accompanied the
singers. Miss Bernice Mnlllliri gave
several clever reoitstions end the
pupils of Miss Mildred Alter were
seen in several pretty dances. Rev.
C epmsu S. Lewis also spoke n lew
w rds.

At the close or the evening, the
members of the Women's Guild serv.
ed retreshmonts of sandwiches. coke
and coffee.

1 ., .The rector wee presented with a.

hendeorne blrthdey cake by Mr.
Dieringer. The reception committee
consisted of Mrs. Chapman 8. Lewis
.end. Mrs. J. Herbert Mottram.

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CONCERT TONIGHT
AT THE KNIGHT
ST. A. M. u. CHURCH

"mm—ow..-

Tho following prom-em will in;
rendered at the liulnhi N. A. M. iii.
church at mo o'oluolt thll evening.
alter n lurlioy dlmmi- which ls' to i...
served trout Milli to tilt) o’clock.

The nlllllltiu‘n im-lmto:

filltclioli it) Ilu- HullllllflVi‘lWHIllt
Quiu'tcttu.

Wu 3' i" i' .

Solo. lira. llulh Askew.

Address by in. ll. ll. l‘rmxlnr pr
Broulllitl‘l, N. Y.

Solo. Mm .lnlin 'luiu'iu.

llcinurhs by tho l‘ustnr.

Stlx‘t'lloli luv tin! riuulli
Qlllli‘ltblh‘.

'i‘ho lrilslm‘n of the church. un-
der whilst) auspices the dinner and
concert is. living iriwn. oxpect to see
it tin-go number of trionds present.

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NOW Hill

Nofil'vKEK NURSES
ATTEND BANQUET
AND STATE MEET

After much discussion (Int! con.
trury to popular opinion (if the
Graduate Nurse association or the
stole. the Connecticut organization
{or public lionhh nursing and the
Connecticut Li‘fll’fllt! of Nursing Edu.
cation. was decided upon at the bus.
int-re meeting; oi‘ the first named as-
sociation on yesterday afternoon in
the Strulflold holol. Bridgeport.

Tho.- ihrno organizations are state
branches or national associations
which in turn are strivlmr to form
one nation wirio society for nurses.
The central organization plan has
been followed in several other stain:
with much success but its establish-
ment in Connecticut was rather
skeptical until the doctrine mow. lit
the meeting. '

in the new association there will
be a membership or over 3.000 nurs-
es. ongnged in public health nursing.
Red Cross work. private duty. and
supervising training schools and
health organizations. A hoadqrrar-
lers trill beesinbllshed been in (km-
nectic-ii with an executive secretary
in charge. The three present or-
gnnizst.ens will continue or sections
or the central group.‘elu:h with its
ownr'offlcors. budget and conferenc—
oil.1 The new plan will ba‘perfobted
at the next meeting ot‘the G. N. A.
in March. ,

Those from the Norwnlk Hospital
who attended the snuusl meeting
and banquet of the Graduate Nurs-
es Association at the Hotel Stret-
lieli in Bridgeport lust evening were
Miss McAIilster. president of Nor—
wslk Hospltnl ‘Itlilrnhi..l\ilns rm
Seltrrs Superintendent of Nurses.
Miss Nellie A. llynnn. and Miss Ali-
on Cornell.

. _, Missfiellors .ltnltaflifitllémfi Eh"
meeting of the Connecifiu‘t League
of Nursing Lulurlrlon ln‘ Bridgeport
today.

r'Sewin'g Circle *‘Eni'oys ,

, A Novelty Night

Novelty Night rmo‘enioyed byihe
members of the Help One Another.
Sowing Club at their meeting at the
home of Mrs. Mary Caposella. 15
Betis Place, last evening. Following
a sewing meeting, each member oi:
the club hell to furnish some enter-
tainment. ’ .

Mrs. Eva Corhom and Mrs. Elsie
Ayrilult won lilo prize for their ox.
hlhitlon oi? the Charleston.,Mre. Ber-

t‘hs. ‘t’oorhoes and Mrs. Edith'Craig'

sang several selections. Mrs. 'Netlle‘
Brondwcil favored with fancy deuce
in; and Mrsfidithc Amundsen gave
several i-eadings.~*Mrs. Minnie Ber-
nsrdino sang several songs of has

rendered piano numbers. At the close

were served. The next meeting will
be held next Wednesday evening at
the home or Mrs. Eva Gotham, 9
Edlie avenue; ‘ -‘

Proniinellt.Women,At '-
Fe’deration of Clubs

Among the prominent women who
are attending the state Federation of
Clubs meeting at the Hotel Daven-
port in Stamford todsy; ere Mrs.“
Pensiey of Cheshire. Federation sec-
retary. and representing the General
Federation of the Btsteé' Mrs» Todd.

men‘s club; Miss Mergers! Bmd-
llnger. president of the Nomllr We.
man's club; Mrs. A. L. House; preslc'
dent of the Suite Federation of flu-
slc clubs. not! Mrs. William E. Stork.
president of the Schubert club. -
‘ The‘iuncheon 'm held‘et 13:30
o‘clock and was preceded by so ‘1-
ecutive board meeting It the babel
at 10 o’clock. presided oven-by Mrs.

, eeor:c.i.:.slevsiitang state president.

orln composition, end Mrs. Cnposells _

of the program. dainty refreshments

president or the New Reven- Woe-

. tor Misemrgsret Westorllng- was

BEST FOR? THE WOMEN OF NORWALK

MR5. HELENA

Who will inllt before the meeting of -"lhe Norwnlk Section Notional

Council 0! Jewish Women in tho '1'.
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‘ " oi the Circle rind lilo election or ol-

. token of her mal‘i‘lCo the mcmbors

HILL WEED

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at. H. A. building. February

 

Being a bred-iu-thu-bone iemin .
let. I run sure glad to tinslly Htllnl-‘
bio across it story tinned upon an infl
tert'iew with Mrl. Rudolph \'almf~‘
lino that gives her it fair broth. ;

Somehow-tho picture or Wlnllrmig
Hudnut Vslentino on the old stereo-l
typed Pekingese-tondling lemulo‘
did not ring true.

And her lord and muter's out-l
break orient his noble craving tor;
home and fireside and Judicial
sounded quite posey and sings? anal
and bliougll trosh from the fertile’
' broin 01 that unorlglnni lot. press
agents. rather than warm and uuiv—;
oring from his own sorrowilig insert.1

But most of the remarks accredit-=
ed to Mrs. Valentino sound true. .

on American girl marrying a Euro-i

his to me:

elder themselves much more
por'tant than girls.

"Those boys. brought up to con,
sider themselves lords 0! creation.
expect wives to be subordinate. A
wits is someone to make him com-
fortable. minister to his wants. pro-
vide sympathy when he needs it.
and when he needs nothing. kcop
herself wall in the background.”

And we regard this especially
worthy or thought, u it comes from

Mrsr Valentino's ruby lips: ‘

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Women’s Association ,

Holds Sewmg Meet
A sewing and social meeting of the
Vt'imon‘s Association of the South
Noru'alk Baptist church was held
yesterday ottcrnoon at the home of
Mrs. George 0. Flatt. st 1.". nevilsnd
street. Much work we! accomplish
ed. Mrs. Plott served s. delightful
luncheon. The next meeting Will be
held on February 10 at the home or
in. Robert l-lOrilPl‘ at 127 Maria
street. . . ‘ ~ -~ ‘ .

The ladies present yesterday worst"
hire. G. Welter Aiken. Mm. Robert
Korner. urn, Albert Dunn. Mrs.
Ralph Edwards, Mrs. Cornelia won.
Mrs. G. F. Benedict. Mrs. William
Maren. Mrs. Boson Devin. Mrs. G. ll‘.
Waters. was Helen Finch. Mrs. F.
q. Seymour, Mrs. George Hint. litre.
Howard Seymour. Mrs. W. 1. Stevens
and Mrs. George Plait.

Miés'WeStérling Is.
GiVen‘ Birthday Party

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held lut'eveflng at her some in
Scott meet ‘ The members at the
Young Women's Foreign linoleum
Society ot.the’ Not-welt Methodist
church comprised the guests. Genres
mentored end retreshments serv-
ed. The members of the Society pre.
sented mes Westerling with s wry
Those mtmlliss Bronte
3"" "' ”M” "mam"
Gertrude, . ".lllel netball»
mm ’1'. 1!. Host. Bliss Jessie
m «Jul Ruth Cum, MR”!
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Cynthia Grey Discusses:

Why Valentino Marriage Failed

l owed oils considereilon for him and

Her dissertation on the folly or,

perm husband sounds mighty sexist-i "I worked because l was Cnct‘gotv

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("Foreign men have such different,
ideas of marriage from Americans,

Boys in Europe are taught to con-l
lm-i

, faction of the varied hues as in the
choosing of other bits or nppsret. _

. Party ForaBirthday

"Now’ 1 don't‘mlnd doing all this.
It‘s a pleasure to make Ono's hus—
band happy and comfortable when
who loved him.

“Butwhst wore. rne out was my
loreignhuebsndfs acceptance or all
ihm,,thlogs’_ss though they were
merely my‘duty. mydny‘e work in-

a matter or love."

And. apropos,“ Rudy's paternal
inaniluldtlonsr-h-readers may recall
Lite heralded yearning tor offspring
with which ville wouldn't‘obligo-
mo skyline fires this one-—

"Rudy might like noisel-zssndres'
sol‘up children. but—-"

And ‘thnt unfinished sentence is
only What Every woman Knows.

Then about m3 matter of Mrs.
Vulcntlno working:

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"3. men's luvo doesn't compensate
‘l‘or the boredom and depression or
being s lohier. .
i “For a women to‘ give up all work
.jusl to devote hol‘solt io loving a
man is a. great mistake. Because
only on egocentric wants a women
it, devote her llleuo admit-ink him."
‘ Wall and ably spoken. Winifred
Hudnut Valentino. or Neiechs Ram-
_i.o\.i. We're for you! You herb a
l goml lieull..mld said head has doped
‘oui .1 much better analysis or why
your mnrrlageialled than hits elth~
or your erstwhile lludy or his press
agent. - .

Office Girls In '
Capital Wear smacks

The oti'lces at the Capitol. in
Wilmington, D. C.. at least thumb!
the motor vehicle department. are
rapidly taking on the appearance at
on srtists' colony with the adoption
by the girl employee of the smock
{or wear during oifice hours. The
smacks ere not. confined to any
singlo color or shade. as much indi-
vlalusli‘sm being shown in line so-

Prediclione nrefibeing mode that tho

cial" office drées’tor women stete
employee.

A prominent women industriel
welfare worker recently remarked
while vlsitinz‘the Capitol that it
might not seem inappropriate it wo-
men employee adopted a. uniform.
distinctive style ot'dress. The girls
will not comment on the matter of
uniiormity. but all claim that the
new smacks are distinctive.

of Elaine‘Terris

Miss Elaine Terrie. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Terrieot 3
Coder street celebrated her sixth
birthday yesterday by enterlsinihg .
number or her little friends It s
m. VeriOus novelty gemee were
pleyed. Miss Elaine received many
pretty presents tram her friends.
All enjoyed e delicious lunch.

, Among those present were Junior
'Hemlnlnt. Jeanette and culture
Steuben. Bel-beta: and Jimmy
worth. Billy Hut-rower. Mary Jane
Hoover. N91, . Benjamin. and
emu. and urine Terrie.

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Cli‘ ins Party For
1%]; R. C. Febrilary 5

if" 'ior s penny-eels! end sup-
were discussed at: roost-

 

uic outermost. ‘ ' ‘ int “dink“.
w ’m* (w. “A“

*ing. Mrs. Homer served a

' ‘ENDEAVOR

new raimcnt will soon be the “oifi- 2

MISS A. CURTIS
NAMED HEAD or
CHURCH CIRCLE

Mrs. Robert llornor. Jix. of 33'
Ohio avenue entertained the mm”-
bore of the Rind Word Circle of the
King’s Daughters of the First Con-
gregutlotiul church. at her lump: inst
evening. it well the ill'lnllltl mrml‘uig

tlcers resulted in the following [wr-
sotio being named in ol‘l‘ivc:
President—Misti Anne Curtis. 2
Vice Proslrlc-ntw'llru. Arthur (illu‘
non llull.

Treasurer-«villus Lnlll‘u Raymond.
Mills Curtis has been president of
the Circle for the post It‘ll yours. in

in the Circle presented her with e

 

handsome brooch. .
At the close of the (‘ircle's ninet-‘
dallnly i
lunch. There was it. good ultondrtnceg
of members. 0 _ ‘

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TO SERVE LUNCH a

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TO REPUB. WOMEN é

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The mr-ml‘mrn of tho Endeavor=
Circle 0.’ llio King's l_‘:lll{:hii=rr~: ni lhel
South Nortvitlli Congrncniionnl l
church, mil al‘l'\t' :L luncheon to lllo
members 0! lhu Nurwulk ltcpuhll-l
can Women's .lssol'ialiou. in lliol
church dining room on l"cbru:rryl
ll. This was decided at a mrriiugl
of the Circle lit the homo of Kim?
Albert ‘1 lihldu‘in nt 52 iiuyvlowl
avenue vosiordny afternoon. One,
new member. Mrs. Percy Barrett.
of Brooksitle was welcomed to the;
circle. :
Al. the close of Hit: :lcl‘oiiopul and?
business session. a xor‘lni hour. in!
which Mrs Baldwin serve-d illlinlvl
refreshments. was enioyod. .

Clam Chowder Supper

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b: served tonight after tl-m rue-Minn:

canopies to be held tonight in Raul
Men's llnll. Wushlmzlon sin-at.

up previous to tho supper. i

iwill be perfected at the ur-xl, moot-j

of the pride of Home. Dr mau- oi’ Pod

Sev. ,
v.31 business molten; will ho takeniiirs. Wllllsm Donovan

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Two Prominent Speakers to lie

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On Program of Jewish Alerting

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CHURCHES .

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'l‘lic liili'ls' l-“rli'ndly sol-11w of Tri1..
lly church will meet tonight at tho
church at 7:30 o'clock. "\llrir‘ mlilue
Nougvluiurv-r will lll‘lt‘il'l"
lampshade milking class,

lord To S1; ’itli.

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ill‘ll'l ll uxll moot thin mill-“m... ”lilii‘lll (in: "i. ‘-.\
llw liltllli; ul’ Mrs. John '1, Warn-”Ii livn Ilium ’i‘lwiriy wwniml
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lflll "lilljulliiI |l‘irl‘l.ri ' .'
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l' lid “4' l'vlw livr llll‘ll"
lll‘) 'lil(l(”""il\’l uly cl... "'M
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’liriilt‘il lllllll‘ ""1" "Mil I‘m! ‘rl'
l‘fil'l.‘ I gain (l, ‘rw l'i l!l-l‘.;l‘.l into lilo .w
“"31""u‘v of "'lll’ o’illn' il\"l'l‘lll"!!l.
made at tho ll'll'll‘lll.“ (If l'l‘if‘fi; Qt"; 311-1. “9.1..“ Hill w,” rill g
Court Nori'uk, (.Iompnninuu of Nikita-mill“! ,.‘..v.i.~.|. um] mu:
Forest. which was held incl ot'en.i1,.,1. 5;:[.,,, mm“, Silll'l' M
1m: in liZBKIWN Hall in .‘lull overturn! kin" mu: wot-.1 rwvrls in
Mrs Nations Lynch howls the com. i 011011011 1.. run- 3-...“ “4...”...
miller. in (‘lllll‘gtt ol‘ lhv- affair. Plausl subjects ..-.. l'mlh Hmvly and

ward looking. and ‘m‘ .~'l«:.t =

‘sr‘nlm-g l‘lvm iv ninth. incumr
mnmbcrslilpi 'l‘l~i< ;..- in ,. m rho {Film ,
«pill rllt‘lll‘liil .‘l'nl \‘l'

]m i\‘Cl\"'tllil‘ both ma-l.

'l‘lin rowing commltltv or tr... Wu.
mon'r. guild of Trinlly . zvm-h 1»
“i'llild'lled to meet this (tilt rum” .w
the church.

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Annual Party Feb. 24

Plum for (:nnlml birlliclnv
(.2 hr; lgnlrl will Voluntary 711.

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ing to he held on February ill. 'i‘wn
new implications
wort,» received.

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Broad River Club To g 1
Have Card Party g Better

Films Assoc.

Plans for n card‘perty to be bold! 'l'lm monthly moriing of live ‘-"
Fl'ltluy. February 5 by the members ' ll"[‘ l‘llmo issoviulinn lilrl
oi the Broad .ltlvor Community clnh r-ivnngml from the rim Hominy
were made at a. meeting hold iflSlHlllt second Monday. l'lbl‘llliry t
night at the borne of Mrs. Fro-den E this mmiing the l'l‘lf‘mlmm will

There will be prizes st uvery la- jmeetingr.
bio. Those attending are requested‘ lien-alter. individual notlw
to bring their own curds. ‘l‘lios‘: do— 1 'ilrlh'.’ monthly meetings will he 3

utility Mrs. lt‘orrls by Wednesday,

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Mrs. l'llflt‘l'l'cl Hill Wood
To Talk on li‘mum-
18m; Mrs. John (‘i‘uu'~

Will Meet Fol). r.

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2le Ferris on New Canaan avenue. lcide on u definite nlhy rm f: in.”

The committee in clinrg», lnnludrszilhe annual meeting will on om: '

Mrs. l-‘orris chairman. assisted bylrtll members us before.
Mrs. Edith P‘iodier. Mrs. J rim Mills.
and Mrs.‘ An elephant mn detect by

Frank Merrill. ‘llhn prosrnm‘: of :5 man I” 2,001: 7.,

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A fine clam chowder Hlmv'r “dimming to make reservations shotlldmnly to arrive memhvra and N‘l- in"
lriolov'nrs of organizations. Notionc ~

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Entrance on MalnStg. Feirfieltl Alien Cannoii St.

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Feeding a million
is no miracle

But it takes some.
folks longer to do it.

A store in one of the
big cities of this coun-
try thought it h M
something worth talk-
ing about, because it
had fed a million folks
in about twenty years._

We, haven’t kept
records of the number
of folks we have fed in
our lunch room for
that long—but in the
last five years we have
fed over a million folks
--in an eating place
that relies largely on
ihb noonday trade.

A million and over
in so short a time
makes one think—-
must be good cats to
attract so many—we
do our level best to
have at all timcslhe
best food—to have it
pure—to have it clean'
-—io have it well pre-
pared—for this reason
and the reasonable
prices 35de most of»
these million folks
haven’t obiecied to
carrying their f 003
from the serving mom
for to the nice white.
glass top tables. Fact
5 some folks like to
make their own selec-
flion .of the dishes
which is impossible
where service is pro-

. vided. .

We do provide ser-
vice at breakfast time
till ii 'A. M. and after
2 when many women
shoppers find the tea
room s'ervlte, excellent
for ’a-light lunch while

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Wondrous washable fabrics
for spring--
for fashionable frocks
to be made now

They are here in their unique designs—but you
must see them in all their lovely color combinations and
rich texture to fully appreciate them.

They are new—~They are aulh‘euticm‘l‘liey ll‘lllTe—n-
They are intensely practical as well. We mention but
three fabrocs. We show many more in our section dc.
voted to cotton fabrics, which is another reason for stop.—
ping in some day this week to look them over.

Crops Flare

A silk and cotton crepe in the new designs, blue
with tan, white with E can and black, tan with blue and
many odd combinations that folks describe as beautiful
——50 inches wide $2 yd.

Crepe, Raye

_ Heavy cotton and rayon crepe in delightful color
combinations—a- 36in. fabric—95c yd.

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plaids, others“ all over patterns with as many as five
colors combined in one pattern. This is a 3 8 inch cloth—
‘ 95c yd.

Visit our ottrnctive
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coming a'steady: lion of our personal service system.

Our-wit special treatment of permanent waving,

henna dying, martelva‘vlng, shampooing, manicuring,
facialand scalp treatments. Each is thorough and up to

date..We give the new wax wave. Experts in attendance.

Hair. goods that reflect the highest standard of
quality. ‘
3 , Children’s hair cutting on hobby horse chairs.
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