Ilse
- w. West port.
ilili't‘llJiA llI‘ZVl-Jlullfi' AVALLONE.
months old daughter or Mr. and Mrs. James Avallonc. t‘ross Bigh-
—-~l'hoto .m- Manuclan.
Norwalk “Girl 1. Scouts
. .Iy . .
A first aid rally. a doll contest,
window displays and several other
{natures are to he on the program
1 hi Girl Scout Good Cheer week to
be observed in ,‘x‘ortt'alk October 28
' to October 30.
Quite a number of plans were
made at the meeting or the ot-
lcers‘ Assoelatiou or the Girl Scouts
eld at the Center Junior High
hool las‘. night.
‘ I cidentally. th'r. omccra‘ Associa-
tion has just changed its name to
11' club. ,. .
f E meat in thc girl scout lead-
trai 5 work being advanced
under the direction of Miss Ruth
. . ballad from national headquarters.
. :1. very encouraging.
" . The classes are held in the Cen-
vber Junior High. They cpcned
sad WI be held tonight. and Tucs-
dey. Wednesday and Thursday or
next week.
. Those who have already enrolled
include: Miss Clara Gardner. Miss
w.-- ......_... . .....
‘Tuesdoy night. continued yesterday,“
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156‘
leaNimc. keep charm under
trying hygienic conditions.
1&ch way provides true so
mtity.-discards like tissue
.v LDJFIME sanitary methods
“bring unhappy, irettal days.
i “I the insecurity of the hazardous
Minty pa " has been ended.
he 'tveir ' shccrcat gowns. meet
my; and all social or business ex-
tsin peace of mind . . . any
, all: day.
”11% as absorbent as the ordinary
. . pact
Mhly *Ecadon'u: . . .
‘ ’ 1 ALL fear of ofieading.
thus
No laundry. No embar-
. ask for it without hesitancy
1 by saying “KOTEX” at any
~ department store. Costs
. cents. Proves old ways
with
. .; helpful and safe
1.9m. money: -
‘ I‘ .1. confidential‘
. i“
N ovrmber.
Iol points toward 1"
‘t-vilvcr cup.
1: i. called "KOTEX" . . . five ‘
«’- as easilys‘s a piece of:
To Celebrate
“Girl Scout Good, Cheer Week" Here
.. -.._-.-.—-. a... ~-
Florcnce chy. Mrs. ltiiys North.
Miss May Morley, Miss Evelyn
Croslcr. Miss Margaret llail. Miss
Elizabeth Simmons. Miss Margaret
Jennings. Miss Kate llviiion, Mrs.
llcrbcrt Pollard.
Mrs. Hurry Chandler. Miss i‘crals
Stannard, Miss Alice lloppcr, Miss
Muriel Caidwcll. Miu Natalie An-
derson. Miss Marjorie Donny, all of
Norwalk.
From \Vcstport; Mrs. Louise
Crossiiian. Mrs. ldu Guernsey. Miss
Elsie Allen. Miss Georgiana Taylor.
Miss Iiclcn Taylor. Miss Clarke ltob-
lnson. Miss Dorothy Lce. Mrs. Ed-
ward Nash.
Mrs. Arthur Manson. Mrs. Sham-
baugh, Mrs. Stoddard. Mrs. Ernest
Jennings. Mrs. Leonard. Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Eager and Miss Alice Gurnec.
All during Girl Scout Good Cheer
Week. the Girl Scouts will appear in
uniform. On Sunday. October :1.
the scouts will attend church in not.
form.
Monday will be
Day.-
'l'here arc. to no window demon-
strations: ”Scouting in the Home."
Mothers' Vacation
.nnd "S'couting at Camp." There will
be two window displays in Norwalk
and two in south Norwalk. exact lo-
mtipns to beannounced later.
Batu 3’ October 80. the last day
0
of the \v will‘je featured by n
.‘hlg rally at . c Center Junior High
s-rhool. First a d appliance will {ca-
ttirc tho program.
It was ‘innounced last night that
a (loll Contra‘t would be held among
the scouts during the lit-ginning: of
The scouts will compete
1r. the artistic drvming of dolls
vhich are to he disptaycd in store
aindmvs. l‘rizrs ill ‘, 1' in tho lorm
".i'nhlngz o! a
The hillllllt‘l').' rim: o! tho Girl
Scouts vsill limit with .‘xll't‘. Gertrude
,l‘arr Castlcdinc, Wednesday. Octo-
'l‘rr 30. at the Girls' and \‘i'omt-n'l
(lub."tu 4 o'clock.
Plano Keys.
Clean piano keys with n soi‘. cloth
dipped in alcohol and wipe with the
grain of the ivory. l‘lr: 1hornughly
with a clean cloth.
Th!- (‘ott‘cc Put.
To clean out a coffee not. put a
tablespoon of washini: soda into i‘.
and fill with water. Roll for 20 min-
itir-s. Then poor on? soda and train;-
and boil ll‘I-sli tvntcr. Dry in thc air.
it 110::le in the-sunlight.
Ostrich Revived.
An effort is helm: made to revise
ostrich as n trimming for hats hut
:1 is accepted only in its most con-
' scrvativo version.
'he sponsoring it warmly.
Paris is said to
Tue Sour Cream.
Always save all scur cream and
£150 it in place of milk and short-
ening in muffins. rake. cookies and
waffles. Half a teaspoon of soda
should be added to each up 0! the
cream.
I.
. P‘r
Ewes. am" r317
A
“Pound; Sbclal Brings
In Much Mons
- For Berkeley Chapter
A "pound" social was enjoyed by
the members of Berkeley chapter.
No. till Order of Eastern Itar at
their meeting held last night on
Berkeley street.
The numerous pound pack-sue
were lied on long strings. and ar-
ranged in the lashlon ot the old
‘oobwub‘ party. Each packugu had
been priced and the one who
Olllmod the pound had to y that
amount. in this novel tanner.
quite a sum of money was realised
THE WOMAN l’AYS---AND PAYS—--
. -. -—~..~...._....~.......rn
bio, tlto littppvrs ttl'u to Maine for ”W i'orvnt [iron in New
Hampshire. according to i'onunissloi‘n-r Mott ll. iinrtlctt of the
Fish and (lame Department, state of NW llltlillihllirt'.
it. lit a good thing that the prt-st-nt “yonnucr “narration“
la a hardy guilt-ration, carrying till it. titll‘n tho rcnponsibiliticz.
of the whole world on its hliullltlut'tl.
llowovur, this is just lllillllli'l‘ proof of Mir old muting “ilic
woman pays, and pays and pays.”
The price she in paying in this particular lllhllilll't‘. iii ln-r
forced entrance into tin» l'l‘lillll ut limly Nlt'ttllllt! llllllt'l'lt) gov-
oriiud almout t‘XclllHth‘ly by luv .
'l'liu hOIlIll’dbhl (,‘tillllniahioil ' admits iliul young luvn of mi-
land "are also to blame" but further adds ll) “fly of explanation
of his hanging the rcaponsibihly on tin.- iiunpui': “The girl hilltlki'i‘
She already has given hall a mill
icup rich milk. i-t teaspoon salt. 1-!
coarse stale bread crumbs. 1-: cup
melted butter. 1-! teaspoon tobacco
sauce. 2 eggs. 2 hard cooked eggs. 1
len dollars to Pomona Colllflt‘. "liu',
that institution." she saw. “willie
smsil-—tt has only 750 attidviiis —
still is not quite small enough. and
bcsidca it is ell-educational."
The Min of u sepurutv (‘tllit'flc‘ for
women. to he nosociatrd in some 0!
.it'nSDOon pepper.
i Itcmpvc stems from mushrooms
1”"! Pool. Pool caps. Sprinkle gillsi
lot each mushroom lightly with aan
.nnd poppor and let stand \vhiic mak- ‘its aims and tdI-iila and omiortunlt’
Sing sauce. Spread owmbs in a drip- = it‘s with Pomona College.‘ has been
ipinx pan and 1m“ in a hot ownIigrowlng in Miss Sci-tops mind for
TAdd tohasco attics to butter and mix I a long time. At a dinnvr gixcn {or
1crumbs and butter being sure each the pnrposc. she announced her lat-
crumb is thoroughly coated. Sprinkle 1 cat gilt of half a million dollars lot
a layer 0‘ crumbs in a well buttered . this ncwcst and most interesting ex.
baking dish. Add a layer or mush- i pcrimcnt. .,
rooms cut in thin slices and the sue-1 There are to 1w 1m 3w studvma
,ed white of hard ooked eggs Con. la“ Scripps Collect: no more will be
tlnue layer for in er 0! crumbs and 1 admitted. The curriculum mil bt' 1
mushrooms until all the mushrooms limited to tho grout fundamentals or;
are ed. reserving enough crumbsllibcral I‘dilt‘allon. livery girl “ill bu;
for l e top of the dish. Magi: yolks ' housed in comfortable. modcrn. up-i
of hard cooked eggs and stlr in to-the-minute dormitories, the. win-I
,yolks of raw eggs. Slowly add milk, dons looking out upon lovely Mount i
stirring constantly. Season with salt ib‘an Antonio to the north and upon;
lZIJil'V
(If
It. St‘ltil'l’s
“m-ripps (hilt-go
“omen."
I I'lllltll'l' [or
Rebekah Lodge
\
‘ 1s which" and?! ”a
OR THE WOM
and pepper and pour this mlatureilt‘n thousand an“! 0’ splendid 0”"
over the combination in the baking?
idlflh. Distribute sauce as evenly
‘possible while pouring and
shake the dish to be sure the sauce peculiar social-climblnl 1.915111111101111.
is all through the mixture. Bprinklo
top with remaining crumbs. cover
dish and bake twenty minutes in a
moderately hot oven. Remove cover
lor five minutes and brown top.
~. League Of Voters
The call to the sixth annual con:
vention of the Connecticut League
of Women Voters to be he! at the
Hotel Tart. New Haven. November
8, 9 and 10pm. issued yesterday by
the board ot‘ directors 0! which Kiss
.Bulkley of Hartford is presi-
den ’ Each or the as local insults
may send the delegates or more, ac-
cording to its also.
The call reads: "Let. us gather to
discuss what we have accomplished.
how tar we have progressed and
where we afe going. Experiences
will be exchanged. plans tormulatcd
sad aims clarified.
l
as
theniMiu Scripps does not believe these:
angd‘ groves to the south.
There will be no 'sororitles. (or
as» necessary to the intellectual.
moral. or temperamental develop-
ment of women. There iii-lithe no
vocational training.
Miss Scrlpps and her advisers are?
agreed in this. that no matter what
the young woman oi’ today may plan
(or the future. whether she is to
earn her living behind a desk or
counter or to earn it none the lean
behind the dlshpan in the kltchen.I
she needs to be educated for tile.
“Lite. it seems to me." said Miss
Scripps, "is about the most im-
portant thing there is. One may
learn stcnography or typewritlng n
bookkeeping or own teaching. hu-
preparation {or lite ta itilidlmenln.
and must be the inundation."
So there you have it. Classes will
be limited to 25. The best protons.
are obtainabfi will be engaged. mcr
and women who can and will gin
their personal attention to ever}.
student of this college. where qua).
Leagues. send.your delegatd to
of democracy." 1
The pm'ious conventions have
been held in Hartford. Bridgeport.
Waterbury and New London. Mrs
Henry H. Townshende of New Ha-
ven. is chairman of the general or.
tenements committee. Assisting her
In in- Emily Whitney. Chairman
of the hospitality committee; Mrs.
William Von Der Brake or the pro-
“ and Mating consumes. Mrs:
Raymond Dodge of the banquet and
lunch‘on committee.
Guests from Word. Bridleport.
Weapon Ind Norwalk were proent
at the mailing or Lady Jennings
bodes. held last night in Bed Isn'-
hall ss washtnston street. it
Past lemme, commander In.
Fellow of Bridge ..
pblne Hahn. puma builds
guard. were among those
:2: spoke to the local lone .
Six new members were taken In by
the lodge and the he. put
on fish- work. Ugh MM
were served during the averting.
take part in this great experiment»,
l
campus.
3dium. magnificent music hal.
his: new chemical laboratories. librn- .
ties. and spacious grounds or Pom- .
one will be open to all Scrlpps (.‘ol- '
l
tty will be stressed above M'el‘ylhing
else.
The new institution will be bull:
immediately adjacent to Pomona‘s
The open air thcal c. sta-
the
h gs students.
Thus “ll be founded the second;
wit in this “Oxiord-in-Amerlca" ex-
periment which has been so lend a
drum or mam June! ammo:
ot Pomona for years past.
_._.
Mrs. Platt, Leader
Mrs. George Platt was the lendI-r
or the meeting or the "latency:
society of the south Namath Baptis»
church held yesterday afternoon :1-
the church. "Prayer" was the topn
of the any. ”topic cards for th:
year were given out at ycstbrday'u
meeting.
In. Emma St. John. 2 Van Zanv
m will entertain the members
of me at its mat meotln;
to he hold 1- 80. This wil,
be a cowl-l meeting and all mu .
hers an urged to be present.
Thebdgemests again October
zohthehllb
Than are about l.‘-!‘.Mii‘.'.10lt (‘t-l-
MOI OMI- il the world.
. The first freshman class will lu-
iadmltted in September. 1927.
High Officers Attend i
thm‘i‘nl lrili‘lillsfl lliulll‘la
it"s-IIW' l:‘lilk:lll lodge lurid
i.:;'ht, in (Mill l1‘ciiotv's hall. Wall
.vn -’ Light l‘t‘ii’f‘blllllt‘ills
it“ :xul. .
i 'liu‘ nvxt lllr"liilfl of the lodge tvili ;
1.. l.- iii “Molar 2(1.
, N.._.--.~.._.~.
.__.....
Poilyannas
’l‘ém Pollyanna club or the South ‘
.‘1: «will: Baptist church mil mcet
tinnmrow night in its club room
in the L‘llulCll.
niuun lllltl
05min;
Woman Tried Lydia E. Piahliam'
Vegetable Cit-pend
“A neighbor advised me to tr:
Lvdl Pinkbsm's Vegetable Con
~ MM. which 51:-
said-helped he:
so much.
out. it sure
,5 dertully.
i felt
much better.
My work is
no in n g s r
dread to his. I
. . hear or any «in
the way i was, i will sdly »
mend the Vegetable pound to
them and i will answer any letters
. in regard to the ssme.”--llrs.
Bertha Mencken, 910 Center It.
musing. Itch.
”'i had been sickly every since It
was fifteen years old. After tak- ‘
tug Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable
Compound 1 not so I could do all
my housework and I an in good
bealth."--ldra starts K'Wllliains.
Rambling! Alaska.
From lchlun to Alaska. from
Maine to Own and trial: Connecti-
cut to Cantor-ale letters are ess-
tinwl’ Nib: written Mill
women recommend I.
Plath-Ira qutable pound,
The Compound is made from
motsand herbs. ndhnam a.
‘bfmm i h
were
tl.‘( iih‘M‘Ii at a short muting of our1
iasti
1
were ;'
5 helped me wos- -
"fl
.. .. _..W-M
EN' OF NORWALK
Principal Jakob To Speak
At Better li‘ilins Merl
_. ,._.._-.......___.. e... -
Mrs. Reed Haviland
Entertains Woint-n
Uf 0X lildgt' Club
Mrs. ileud iiaviiantl, t: 111......”
“\Lilllll, tnluilnliicd the norm“ oi
”to Us iiidue Hunt t'lltln vanilla; 1 I - . , .. . . . . . I
uttvrnoon. at her home. in illt‘Lllnl-l ‘5 1‘11”" (I'dlhi‘l'mg 0f 1‘ Kill bt‘t'lhiiil; billll'l
1 l ‘ - ' I u
llllullli‘r.‘ Alerting Will I’rtectede lillit On "The
alou nus thu usual tin-I wit
«It the club. luring in thv n 1H ”ti - " ‘ ‘ ‘
‘ oi \ mull liltili‘itllllll '; Mrs. A. Hyde
(fillt‘ in l‘i‘t‘hltit'.
in | .l
“(‘nalllt'l”. tltu itillli‘l Ciliii': in i 11.1 in i Vllilll‘
stead or on horseback. i
l‘iluilll cu Illt‘lllllcl'n \tI l .1 lil' :.
ilUlll lInIiI n, h‘iami'ord. I: < .u. ..
and Vista. N. l’. ’i‘lils \\.m l‘.1 i.
It .-,. _ _.._.‘.
Ii \l‘~:.lll.iiit.1l.t.|
“'l l.- \ .. .-
i Here's A 'l'rivtl And
I1" eiIlliItinu Ul llll' iiit'inlnm ll .:., Hill “It In] I'M." ”I ‘1 H“ “'H‘ h"
1‘ ' ‘1 t i' 'i‘. .. i 1
“1“ ...m... lrtic .\oi‘uuilt ltt'CIlic 1"“ ” 1 ‘ ‘1 ‘ ' ’ 11”“11‘1'11
__ , ._ In... {\«tlixnllt ii... .11. -. ..i the 1.1'
N ichOlaS-Fal‘go
i. Ht-Il l, .'1. .
tor-“title ‘ilrd'lr. td II II t is a new figure upos tlm scour!” mm l:l.l.l~‘ll. . "1‘ “”‘I ‘r ' ' ‘ 1““1‘ 1"
‘ o c an er voe to as to , . , ' - - . . . . .....__,_ , . nmun u noun... .1. 1., h.“
n h . , . I I . - . '. \ ~_ .. ~ .\ .I‘ 9.1 . ~ . '.1«
members at the New Canaan M“ l tinalli llIltl‘I title 1. III n in» tinnit‘ lllil tin itimnnn and in... t'lutriotlu ll. IIIIIIIIII II III in Him l i .. 1 lat \H .11.”... IIHIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII ll.
L0 .llt‘lld ill. second meeting of ill! irltlflfl ”MINI l lIIiIlliK lIl til. . . “'1' of MI. “lid Mrs. lint... III I l~. ' 11" 'il' -‘ 7 1“ ill 1‘" . .,‘l n'rlm‘k ill tin llliill- t'hlll't.,
next month. November 11. We are still Willllllu ior home unit-rpi'mnz young lmrlu-r, Illlt1ol inmton immu- filrulluiii .4 .1 ' ‘ ‘ "' ’ 1"”1‘ "““1‘“- “““""1i
Mn. OCOI'. Hardwlcld ll "l to )nuko a nun“, for hilllmilf. H) C(llllu l‘lll'lli ll‘l‘l aunnnnpp ill-'il Mill‘lll‘d [0 jltl|“”;| \‘,' I". 1.3., ' i’H” li'1i .3 twin] llUlll‘ “ill li- :- l“ll\lll 1'
change! the entertainment to be . . . . ' , M , . ' ' 1 ' '1' ' 3... imIlIl...’ uhu‘h u in o. . t .
. the Hoppers entrance into tln- luirln-r pimp n. l't‘blltillhllllt‘ ioi- tin.- ""‘ 1" 1 '- 1”“1 MW “'1 11'1“ 1- 1 . . . . ' W‘ "‘
given at the Halloween social to , 'd .. . I . . :In. at 1“» i'llnluti nunm III II 1 . . , Ii”... uniniinlly ll.l'l"sli..,(
be held at the next meeting. Oc- great lllcreusul dandruli and tile filllllli: out oi men a hair! In”. )I “MM “nun“ i 1' Iw‘ " -‘ ' 4 1 11‘1"" ‘i i 1.». um i. ptil'- 1.. 1.. I
M--- .. 0., ,. , _ _4,._,_ M___».._ . r 4 . 1' 111 - i . . . , . . .NI ‘ ' " “ ‘ ‘ "‘
tuber 20’ U'l 101K ill lliI liIllllt: (I .1 in Hi 1" 1 A” 1 H .l d l ‘ V ”I I" ‘1". ”hm” “Him "f ‘dmi‘fll‘ 1‘
M. Kill . F.l I l‘i' d 1' 'l‘i'i liHII I! {‘1 “ ‘1 '11‘411'I'Ilei ‘I
, I e l l I. q l . tt‘l‘. . '. Hit u go 1...iuI i111" ‘ I I I Ii .1 ll. . an i. a in in“. “I!“
Kept The Surprise . 188 {l 1' lie . in y ‘9 J (.Llc ‘01. “r ”1. Pink 51“.“. t'omiui'i I I q. II 1-1 .1 no. ‘ 41.13 mania-a hinl in (slums
. ._.. _______ . . . , Iionnl church or llridwinnv [Ill .. .4 ' 1 1 1.. u» [llilLlnnl and linen-hind: ..i
Mr. and Mrs. Crolut. d7 Falrlleld PrGSIdent ()f A. O. 1“. aAUXIllter forinI-d the terrmony. 't‘i« 13;.1. II I‘ ' I”: I' “I III l I I “‘Iv-l‘lulm mi lllu value or the m...
“mm“. entertained ‘ number or ”~Ww- ' WM“ .1 (rock of VitlI'nt'ia i .» 111.; ,,I ‘II'VI .1 II. '_' .11, ; .‘I‘I‘ r ”If. x ‘r 3'” “ “1"”“7
triends or their son. Edward Jr.. ”onion of “NW”. ‘00“ pim- all lilHlOl‘lflllWMrn. ('.tlllt‘l'llitt llrutin lI'nt‘illtwl a lmuqu-t 0t rows 1:.3i 1. i- ‘ A I ; . 1"”j"1-‘1’1'~-‘Ilimllm; “'11 l‘lt
.. v .A . . . rt .‘ . .. . . ml- 7.11 ..it,|‘ M. 1.1:
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. - .1 in it U! u 0 ours \\ u ' 1 l, -‘ 3m ‘ ‘ - “ ’ " ' " “ » ""11'
ninth birthday. As ‘boys will he “NY. 1“» 01. hold last night. in llu, “I“ in (mmmh“HIM“... 1'.) This IllIIilltlt‘ {4..in “no “my. ..- 1., 7w. .. .mvr «cum l.1i.l.'
boys." n was‘wlth much difficulty Catholic club house, “est il‘.llilit_-.1“”l bu in conjunction mm' Your] l-bllmflng tiny t'lll'lllllllf. . .11 l mu n 3:. .1 Hm nuwmit.”131111111 H‘wv lllrlll the my. m,
that the parents of Edward ROD!» the There was a very large am mini mum“... “mummI .ncr with mud. >2)";th ., .3 . . 1I I . ,. . ,. horizon-n11" 114l-
partyd secret. . on hand to take part in tin -i-«:.I In... "um“...I-“do ”um... lhnt ”III‘u'nrds. thr l-ilvic umi l-‘l'W'iH 1. ' 1:. . M .2... I'..v;;irgutioii.il‘ 1‘” 111"" ili’wtwihl n H.- non
They were successful. however. tion. which resulted in tin» inn...“ ”,mlury had “Mum to no” 0“an llOnuwIiuoii tiip. "i"‘“ 1.1.. 1 .. . I . .. II I or thw i..-v.r imns “magnum a...
and to say that Edward was surprls- ing: n” :2, m... M...“ mm“, up ,0 ”Hymn: tin-y “in rvsldn- at m1. :.. ‘ 1 1 " ‘- >' ‘ ”1““ 11 u,vn..i 1., ”.1, “MW,“ and U“
cd hardly tells the truth 0! it. But l’rosldcnl-—-Mlss Ktllht'lll‘I tinny Him" or (mom-r lfz. 'i‘hm mum. wm’:“""“" 1” ““11”“ ”1’1““ 3"“ 1‘ “'1 " " 1" ' i ' """"‘ "f ”1‘" 1“"‘“‘“"" “r” “”5"" "1 "11118 1111“
the surprise passed oil and the \‘icc-prcsidcnt—IIMIsa Manon t'.i.1i.t- livid Ill l!l‘]f.llil’yg “H” mm”. ‘ .. .. “ “ " . ’ 1 "" "“‘11”“‘“’ 1““11‘»
young host soon entertained his hill. :oirnvntra will play lul‘ dancing. 1 (15' “FM!“ “i “ "'“H‘” ‘1 M ".11.. I.“ ' ' "I . “—— m“
Ulcfldlfin tIaI Jolly manner" Ili¥olrldlnfi let‘t't'tnry— Miss imiow’ '1‘\ro new Illl'illlflih “11’.I in)...” th‘ I“ ‘\ (01"'1““" of ’1‘” ”'1' ‘ I it 1’ . _ M II") itili Annual Fair
‘ on ey was one o to snmcs try a on. to in“ alixllllry in: 1mm 'rm- "d'irk' -__.... “" ”‘ "“ "I” 1 "" ” ‘ '1' U '1'
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played during the afternoon. The Financial IQCI'Piflry-'.\ll!‘. in”. hm..." 1.117.. of ”1.. pH," . ‘ F] l ' 3 -» ’ ‘ ' 1 “ ‘ l
. - 'r 2 ti. “inch! 4 LC‘llOll IUbl lilllt'll . .. . . , i . 1 i l'r the annual fir -r tic
first prise was won by Jack Sutton. innit Mctvarrie. [it‘tnntl In t... ;. it...“ “my My “I”. ”W ~ I I ' ' I 1 ‘ ‘ I" I‘I’f .‘w . ,,;_. 5, l. Iliui‘ijll “fife dry”;
gills booby prize want to Harold lrrasurer—Mrn. Cilllltl‘lin' l:i'.'.— “-0“ n,- mm, “up...” nwh» J:._‘I ”Hum, ,,, ”W...” H. .. 3 . ‘ .I Wight . -~,. mun» (,1 {h ”mg...-
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The house was prettily decorated Mistress at arms—~Mrs. Anni in. Wm... mm MN”, “I...” a, ”w. “H...“ (,1 i. , ‘ ‘ ' I “‘ . 13.1 '
in pink and VOHOW- Refreshments 0f ion. ; 'i‘im nvxi in-vilnu of tho ;.,..,;,..,\:tt-i litltl 1.1.51 lill'lil .n Hi.- . 1 I 1 ' 1 I I 1‘! ' inst “my: 4,... y,” 11w {33,- 1., h...
sandwiches, lemonade. ice cream. Chairman of standing rommmw ._ , will 1,, 11.1.] ”U, 1.. . n. . l . ' ‘m H. (my .I', ,1 V0“ I. I . .~ ~ 1' 1 . I ‘1 MI ’1
k dCll‘ld w. evd M .‘. , ' ’ 1 "“"~“ 1411/1 ' ‘ ' ' ‘ "‘ . _ i'wvnll-r7nn'i 8. Several
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pleasinlg gifts were received by the ----~—--—— ~-—-»-~~«~- ..., » .- .. im-viinir oi in! (1.111%: Hum: .‘vil'r'. (.Urllfll't ”(Willi-‘4 l 1 :17!» irvlltt'n' r11 llimu- l:
young lost. The guests departed late , ~ .1 n. than... ~11 -. .. I . I I, .. __ . .. _ . , .. .. . . ..
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in th. Afternoon, only regretting that: ho SORORITIES In x111“, SCRIPI)S (.‘OIJIAI‘aGE iii llw .ll..~:li1: ti ll.n- l‘i' ,. ' . ' . y ..1. \ t." 1 .‘liI. ' . v i. ll: ll| I:I(:;l:“:f:l‘:0lla3FarlNEIl'va'I
Edward had but one birthdsyayear. ‘ ~ 1 . . u. t in» lilr: m:- 31. 'x..: t. . . . .. . m o: " .. .' '. '. ~
ThOIQ present were: 11."? Mllll'r. FOR WOMEN, ()AIJY I300 T0 13P4 ADLII'I IPJD Ui town. ‘1 ’ I I , 1,,“ II .. 1‘ :1, I” n3-III1., v. 1.! l.rI> .tld. which tile pleat.
Arthur Moodey Angela Bonati Irma ~ I... - W. _ - ._ .. ._ l't .n- IIIIII «m v.43 ~1.. . I. ., II . . I i1 ., 1 rl. .; ‘. All» “unit-n, plans to call
Bonatl Mary Corish llo d C ‘ “To “ms the essentials. "'l'm" .13. {noun-l) «.1 .41 n . I I 1" A 5.5”“); 1 “my”
Anna (Lox ’Ruth Kc 'h Fillml hivm'l the also of the curriculum linhnil! C ‘qu mi“ “I: ya I‘ l‘l- IIIII‘ I' I “ 1 . i'(.l1lit\l‘.i.' lfl'lllnl' business, a so-
ncr $1“... 0] 0;. s een IKIcIof incrrnaing ll. [0 give llil‘ KIiill-I ()11137 J0 IIIIIJIIIII .I . III. :.II,\IIII.III.I...I '1 II1I ,. x :1. 1 . vii} « . \‘.‘ll i...“ win] ‘i:,,I “I... pnjn).edI Til“ fiflxl
“Willi-“(Elsi aler. "Old Gianni inc lundamciiials o! the lllKiJNli ‘ImIII‘ U “ “‘ ‘ ' “ ” ' 1 ‘1 . ‘1 -'I 1“ -11 1 "11-“ 1~'-‘1 uw'vmg v.:;l he held November 1'].
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can . saner. “,0QO and y“ to oltor an"... .11 1 ‘ "‘ "‘ " “ . , M11 our)” r 1. :i' l: n ix: oi ‘ - '
William Manner. Jack Sutton. James the undoubted minimum.” 1,: H; the nu ililv'i; wt’ 1'1 7"" 5"" " r : Endeavor Cll’Cle
Sutton. William Wolfc. Dorothy cducflton 1' "11"" “M “"‘h‘i' , , _. '
Gainer. Louis Rossntleld. Alma Lar- This 1. um central thong“ . A I C ”‘ """I ‘ (.I d I 01,. 3 .1111: ‘1 "3' the Endcsmr Circle
rauri. Ruth Larrauri. Edward Cro- pressed by Miss Ellen liltflfl-iulrl‘l :\t.ll‘\\'(lll( lll\'llt11i ‘1)“ '11" "(n .0. f ".1“ norm” (mm‘ga'
fut. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John W. hing. Bcflpp' at L. Jolla. (41.1,. to want... __,__. __ .- - -— . mm! r. 1, “ti-e llic hostesses cl
nor. Mrs. J. Haiplno. Mrs. M. El- tng very orietiy her latrst r-mnm A rumba} you; :1. 13;-.. - ’ '3 ‘ ' 1‘” ‘1'” '1‘ “”"f’""“’ a" ”1‘ "1'9“” 0’ '1"
wood. Mrs. A. Moodey. M". L. 30- iaam. "Bcrlpps College lor Worm-n." ymeIIII’I «12' liw IIIIIIIII II. .. m i.m..- . ., ,. ,1... 1.5: m. I Lorran u Aftoriaticn of ie chunl
nstl anl Mr. "Id Mrs. Edward Cro- which she has lust toundmi as vl.- port n. i..- lizlri I» ~. ..‘ :11 1:. ' " ' "-"" 1" "1"”: 1'1" "”""""‘y
fut. “00nd unit at "mama!" t'ullI‘lz-.~‘ Hit-sitlzv 11'. in“: 1.". iv. ‘!- t- . y ,4. 11;... cl ”1,. 1 4;. . . ,1, ”-3119 businrss ouup‘ud
*Imgu-u... .: Pomona. (:3qu luvlllllfll‘l is III it l' II is Fist '. .. - . :10: Silt ~3« v. ”Ion of thy. lllf‘ltibsts d.I,r.
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thuslasm. She ll Olll)’ .J” )‘IMH 1»: II.” rm. IIIIII 1m”, III III III ;I\ . . 'l'ms.‘ l , , ~‘,'-.l ,.1 u. inier '2‘” i‘\,‘vll_ I on “I“ hell ill my.
mum Mllllm Ole, and she doesn't feel at it” i- ml) .1 ln- other rut-inlays ’II. ' ”I“ [,4 11' -l o'rir l .v; , ‘ ‘121' I~\")‘-(HIy,(r 3,
TWO cups mushrooms. 3 cups to "W “H“ Machine imn i;..':.;:.n..:i [until in: -:
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