'e
Conn ’
ecticut a Most Pr a crane
siren. '
«.t
1928.
”in ia‘i Us. _NO§WALX,
1T1? or ’T-SPIEQAL ~ “ 1N " g. ' ' _ ‘
‘ see “Sm-Magic" New York Wedllhig Unites
' MOTHERS
Many Norwellrers attended the . . .
showing of Spring Magic. Satur- Clty Glrl and New Canaanite
r ..-
- -‘ . t ' > - Wilkinson-Griffin .
Dawson Gives Masquerade _...—: ___.__._—-—-—r-
' ‘ ‘ "“1“ °‘ “W“ mm" "“ Another mother is battling the hflhy deep.
' is Mrs. Charlotte Moore Schoemmel. mother of a” m ammmd. Elm“ ”up”. 0‘
,
b. “I“ 0‘ Mill “'1" 0!"an “\I‘h- uh ‘ime pt
‘0 ““th ‘ new record I" Miss Mildred Allor. locui dancing ' ...—————-
Is Performed y Rev. Dr. Leighton
‘1'... . . .
'1“ H‘m‘” ‘ Of Her B‘I‘thday :rl°:.".;::‘.::..r.....'*° its: “if imam .. r .
l 4 ' the swim downt e udson river from i ny to ew ork. , I
mn‘ °' Dub'm' "m“ “u b. Mrs. Schoelnine ill have a lot to tell der children when they 303:;r18“a.lfxoat‘yegficmllZ: Ceremony
the eh‘ldren will h \’0 Eigswoy, Miss Lillian Bermun. .‘1 lss {8%};fo W380 getfil‘met‘RF m Bull‘sope SpeCially
’ 0 ma ; ri ran ec tion ollows.
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Presents Her With Large Bouquet of Roses i“ . .
”mm" “mm" ‘m'm’n ” have grown to the preciative ago. And
dmlration for her. . Natalie Anderson. Miss iiortiiu Sco-
halii, Miss truth-
A wedding of wide interest took
Each of Which Is Attached A New Dolar
. the Methodist Epsoopel church in a lot of respect and a
cry mother cannot be a great swimm r; every mm, M“. E“... am
inin Vnust. Miss . ,
l Tried Local Recipe ““v'm'd-vwhon no. Geraldine
\ I,
t: _;
r ; Many Guests Arrive In Costume. . m, 3...
Rev. .fiharles a. Padrioit. pastor 0t €00?“ 0" . . . . .
mother cannot be a greatovriter or artist or politician. at every "m. Wm. m“ 1.;
be modern enough and l-illeaboth Lane. Miss Marjorie Tay-
lt'lnlllon Thopipgon‘ duughter of
d Miss
Miss Consuelo Dimson liil
V
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laughing) Turkish‘:o;turl‘na. ’ of the c arch. will perform the car-
“ ° “WD- 9 °' To BE WED mhll- N"- W 3- “M“ “3"“ mother can keep abreast of the times and
- vod her guests at a an» int.‘ will play several organ selections . h 1 ior
ti! elven in honor or her and the wedding march. eliss Lora “W04” "mush to “want th" w ° “mm "31"“ °£ 1‘" Madeline urirrin
:r . at lied Men‘s hell. Wuh- ilicitey will sins "o promise Ma" children. . ' . Th. you“, M... we... c,mp..,.0ned APPLE cusranp ‘5'? avg“; Latvia 8- Thorns-on. or
set. asturdsy night. and "i Love You Truly.‘ Instead of labelling the woman number or the women poll- by Miss Audrey Shine. Mrs. Grace sin. Martha Wilcox. iae Washingt W W“ " " ff“ “mil MW York
ulna worn by Miss Dew-r Miss Griffin will be given in mer- tician "unfeininine" and intimating that em“, or both would Shine. Mrs. Sara Lane. Mrs. \‘nnst. this street. tierlllg sonmoarnliiim“o ”owe“ van
tad of long full trousersr lriuge by her father. Mrs. Louis Ran- ll ll b l h b 1 Mrs. Berinan Mrs. Louise Callilcld One pint of meshed apples. . ' r. “”d Mm BATON!
. an“ mu m mm“ o, no“... m. stsyholne \‘V‘ are t ey e on’ged, how inuc etter not on y to “6 mm Man On. mm 0, mm ‘g‘h Gerbls. or New (‘iinnan .nd
bland Miss Phyllis Walk- admit that they are good and give them the place flue. but Eleven or the Portia Mansfield e eggs. 22‘” York. in the chapel of or.
lend their shorts and to strive to keep up With them danccrs of New York presented soy. 1 cup sugar. .‘r’m' church. Stuyvesant Square.
oral dances during tho ploy. Sever- l-2 toespoonful nutmeg. lh he ceremony was performed by
ill or Miss Micr's pupils had the Blake slowly. ‘ ‘ mfrnr‘EVC-mnf- feighmn Parks. for-
kdforan r0 "..Bth '
Someone has as e dphurch and an old (Simflzgnex‘:
Evelyn Bto d mat
er. the bri as as; the tiov— mp to ap
or girls will be Gloria Krnshak and in spirit, - no‘ in notion.
mOlher- If you 3" out 0! 'ympnthy pleasure of meeting the dancers bo-
nsky pie crust recipe. the sort thi _
”MCI family. Who returned from
.Cdcll Abbott. Willllll LOVIII. of m-
Don’t be a “Late ’80’s"
there is something fore the play. glue scenery of tho
gncd by Miss l’er- won't get soggy. What hi“ you .
I:lll'ope to officials. it was follow. ..
bury. will be best man. The ushers ’
llm a?“ Bewlliufiulg. Jo. ulna:- with the preseilt yiguthfni gcmration, then
. an "i "n. “W" . ° wrong with you. 0t because the present youth is perfect and “00““ “i ‘3 0°
latter being a. consin'of the bride. . . . ,3 . I c _
l h.” u m. deserves every consideration, but because you haven't taken the 'ng,,2;°.§;;§'§,..};3,“ 3.1:}: “3:3,“ mm __‘_____._._.- ed by s reception at the heme of
energy to understand it. Mix With the young the showing or the play were; Mr. G. R 't 1 ”‘0 bride‘s Krlndmother. Mrs. wn. l
and Mrs. li‘rederidi ii. Qullitard. IVES 8C1 a “"m DR" MOW“. It 1|! East 812- "
.-———- iy-tlrst street.
of Miss Tercsltn Co The bride was given nway by her
A reception will be .
theme of the bride for the immediate time nor the
t what they do and why they do it, get a line
Mrs. David W. llaylnond. Dr. rind ,
Kellogg and Miss The pupils
father. She wore a gown of white
lurpla jacket spanglod and.
[in truly Turkish effect. The‘
:- consisted of a. purple
dad with pearls. with long
pearls hanging from either \
l ,noveltg dances were enjoy-
- music of the liraemer or-
Thcre was it ‘Peul Jones '
ucky number dance. the lat- ,
' W“ by m" cathertne lfflmul“ and relatives following file
- colic find on
.' who was presented with a motorway. Friends of the bride will p lli '- 'd m ' f ‘
a...» .“m a m. "mum. mm mm on on i ens. \plr manner 0 reason, and pretty soon the light M" “our K w
an intermission. prises lEdith Bragaw. Dorothy Seeiey. 0f understanding-Will ann upon you. , “M3, 0 Ride, ' d m I“, 6 Mr. J
'- riled fertile beltcfliumu- iGrnco l’iadciiifa and Ruth Dunworth hitter Danie Understantlin has wra ed on in be h '1 ‘ '__.-—'——-—~—-"‘ mn' “3 er 0 'm 3 . “All
0 Anderson won the Wilt“ - nsin of the bride - - 3 .pp . y. . r 1'] ' . . Cochran, formerly 0‘ Prospec. ‘ i n combined ““h ”"3 old lace.
- w armed “m h" co.“ l .‘0 —___-_-_________ . linnt cloak you Will find that a reversed situation is taking place; Had Fine Trip nue, this city and now or smmr (“to dress lion n. dlvitlpd ”Mn 0, mg
translating or .t tight-waisted. l Annual Meetin that Youth instead of veering away from you in hopeless disgusst, —-—-"' “W "‘ “““en‘ “m“ F" .‘2...‘.’;'.‘.."‘:“‘ m" "h°““.’°"' “°' °" '
‘ ‘ ‘ __.__.._... g ' is instead walking smelly by your side. listening to your tallz, Mrs. Helena liiii Weed and her Sturgeon); aTho :3: figuring: lm gl:'erl‘(:t‘:ll:3- :1 damond néck- .
l ' -' ' ' iau hto nnd son-tn-luw. Mr. and '5 0° " ns 3 ' ‘ ’y ‘ '3' van "-
The Connecticut chapter. Daught- “3mg to “ndeman your line 0f reasoning. (Mr: Hilbert Stephenson; hum Justr Miss Cochran is a graduate of “3- mother of the bridegroom and
returned to this city nrtcr it very on.‘ Hillside school. class of 1M9. : 3""“0nd bracelet. lhe gift or her .,
loyable trip through the Berkshire “'hil" " “l“dmt there no sin .\wr. ‘
under Mrs. Seyfnrig Sanborn of '“3' ““3th P'- Bnbcock. sister
of the bride. Miss Evelyn Preston. a .i
[skirted black and red dream.
” ‘v ack and red 'hht thorn. '
“:3 L012: 311:: 23:31-11:11 = - . tors Founder: and Patriots of Amor-
. n ' u e
‘ . ' ica will hol on Friday. October 29. .
. the costume. his prize .“Nm-Ti: StifyZI-LRS the annual historical meeting ,of Local YOUHg People Enjoy Straw “1°“an
‘ ' WM“ wok the first 9"“ M" and M". “(led H' Sonicrs, llzllem-Igzll‘v‘zsl'l‘t’d‘ln It Shume mud. ' . “'hiio iri Mnssnchusctts. the party “‘1‘?“ avenue. Since Brim“ '
Ti. best «k i boy. He wore of Eliot-errant Park. announce the Miss Mary S. tVliitilesey of that Ride T0 EpWOI‘lh Couventlon motored up Mt. Groyiock. Mrs. Miss Cochran has been a pup
’tan “mm °1 ‘1’” me “m “name“ or we" dw‘hm' An' city in President of the Minimum Weed sold that a beautiful road Francis Moore and has about
. netto Evelyn. to William D. loneli- and has secured as speaker for the , —————-—-'-""""— MM! around ”.0 ”Mm mounmm m. recitals at 5“th” llall. mm” '
It was a jolly horwalit crowd that on the Post lload. The rest wood which attains a helshl or 3545 feet. York. Besides her musical a dirt “"0 0r autumn colors of in-
iukch care of in the social room of it is a distance or nine miles irorn hllshments. she is the preside t grant shades.
the state road to the summit or tho the Hillside alumnae asaoeiati brstr' “Alzxandcr T. Baldwin \xns
peak. From the top. country for “'croxlonusiygxr'vu GNNS- There
School Cake Sale Th... m a WWW “mum of
.a'blua waist with high col- '
son of M" and Mrs. William 1’" atternoon Miss Florence 8. Mary
d whose topic will made the trip to Memarooncck. Sat.
‘0 attend the 15p. the church. l
The evening session convened at
miles around may be seen. including
”ch at the Ceremony and recop.
cousin. and Mrs. Warren Leslie. Jr..
the former Miss Jane Scales. were
the bridal attendants. Their con-
ver eversharp.
.. it it: :gtniledlzil:::rgg Lynch. or New York. No date hos (mm of Humor
been set for the wedding. be "A Great American Shrine." The urday anernoon,
909““ national president. Mrs. John Laid- wort“ Leggile convention of tho
7zlb. opening with a. song service.
t held at tho Moth- led by M,” Johnson of Meriden ac- the Adirondack and Catskill moun- ______..
Mrs. Weed. About $23.00 was taken in “9 lion. Among those present were hir
m of and Mrs. A. Gordon Norrie. uncle; ‘
"Significance of the Sea-
qdlcerttennlsl." A large attendance is odiat Episcopal church of mm my compumcd by
“m "‘"w‘" "“k °“ llev. J. J. Snavely. formerly or Nor- chcell‘tb At this time. numsrou. rly cross‘e‘d m'erl m“, We held by me me
prizes and diplomas were awarded. to Albany. crime down on t e west the cm” of .27 of the Norwal 8b and aunt of me ”me ‘
' ‘ z .i .
side of the Hudson river and ncross school. Saturday. at the P1831 ‘9 Gerald Morgan, Mr. and ghzndoiigr:
sly store. Main street. This 93' Clark Baldwin. Mr. and Mffl-h‘l’il‘uapm
To Asbury chapter. Mount Vernon.
‘ the Bear Mountain vbridgo.
en the B. T- Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
tiilns. according to
‘ th ' handsome "u“ Miss Spiners. who is very
Returning. the flu
robina perfume and powder in the
,. . younger set in Norwalk.
went to the second best. graduated from the Ei‘ander Childs
girl. Ml“ “”5"“ Taylor. High School in New York and inter
hnckford School
v Bucl. will also be present.
‘8‘ New York distric
the Mamaroneclt or-
is to be "Found-
walk. is the pastor.
Jasmine consisted of LBW“!!! from the Julia 8
.. i draped in the out; “hull: there. she studied dancing and has ThursdaY- Oct- 2‘-
s ac w been seen in several local produc- era and Patriotic Dav" ti PMWN' '
time for members of the society There w ere about thirty-fl“!
Young People from this cilY “110 it" “”3"" “‘0 attendance banner. Th“ "‘"" "'
chapter had an attendance of 27 at u - n “'m be “med ‘0“.an "m
N0 Sing “he,“ funds of the clan. '1'. Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Those in chgr‘g of the ssl “3 Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Les.
n- lie. Mrs. Charles shipman Pay-son.
For. The shawl wa
flowers and was worn with lions. sponsored by the Young Peo-
Dio's Guild of Trinity church. Miss
’ walippers.
° Flynn “’0“ the 9““ I" Somers is a member. She also be-
tlio convention. out of as who are
enrolled in the league. A gavel was ...—~-—-
The Young i‘cople's society of the Mil; Dorothy Delaney. Mil
nette Guthrie, Miss Marlon
also present to this chapter because
'0 01 NGmefihiD. South Noru'nlk M. E. cliilrch did not
he km.“ of the Miss Madeline Leonard e
t the country. Special ex- ‘
e been arranged with tended the convention. 'llie truck
with the straw-riders was a little
t Indian Queen inn. No.
Pennsyl- late in starting but nothing could
rite of the longuors.
throughou
ercises hav
luncheon I
I‘ll. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Ire, Mr.
as and Mrs. John '1‘. Lawrence and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Hurd.
.4 best “WW“! ml" which longs to the Pollyanna Club.
or “ '"v" pencil. He “'°"° Mr. Lynch is special rigent [or 1 High street. Later t e
i “I Svhhilhvfimum W“ the Hartford Engine and Steam vnnia chapter has planned for trips dampen the spi
“3k "0‘13”" colorful waist, Boiler Insurance company. He to points of special interest. They arrived in Mamaroncck about 0|! “5 grent "WW“
I 5 ‘°“'- “i“ brimm“ h“ graduated from Morris High School ‘ 0'“ka “nu" “‘° ”mum" "3’“ r Ito “um them down. WM“ they 'c‘ M” H’ "5mg” ““ 1
. ._ for-tho funniest dressed New York. and attended porch”; Mas uerade Party of the leagues was going on. too noisy. church in,“ “mm. as had been Lucille Benton.
. Report! from the diner-cut vlco- Institute diplomas were presented previously arranged. The (lamp Mrs. Archibald p.030". Mrs.
a read. These all to Miss Justine Worden. Miss Doro- wenther caused the members to Mrs. Gregory, H0 Whitelew Reid. Mrs. H. Otto Witt.
thy Wedge and Miss Mildred Brush. postpone the ten to fifteen mlnli‘es ____.... Nm‘- Mrs. Henry P. Dai'ison, Mrs.
meeting next The Thoughtful Circle the Georse Richardson. Miss iiuth Mor- 2
King's Daughters will hol first 3"” ""“‘ °' “1° bride: Mrs. Henry :
Bull. Messrs. George Cabot. Thomas
l -~
01“ Birthdays Of presidents wcr
ii the part
fNew Britain was of song until the
' showed splendid work 0
d Sister throughout. Dr. Anderson 0
of the evening. His week.
~. girl went to Worth Gruelle Cone”.-
the various leagues.
the speaker
I dressed as Charlie Chaplin ~
Brother An
fall meeting October is st. ome
Carnegie. Duncan Thnl'es and the
' ° 8°!“ McCarthy. will y.” freshments. The room was decorated
‘ ' as ‘ little “h?" prover: with autumn leaves and berries and . -—-—‘" 0‘
rip and a double strand of my cut flowers. Punch ice cram. d A‘ IN an“. part! was held the year. It had been the goal of
"‘ rls were the prizes. - cookies were scrvdd Later-1n “£2. Saturday lit at the home of Miss the tongues as that five nowchapters talk was based upon the miracle of ____,_..,.————----~
w” m ovonlns a huge white and‘ .s... Ailco'Milieg 1‘! Leonard street. The should be added durihs the WM- ‘hg‘mdini 0' "N ““0 thouflhd- Pure Food Sale or Mrs. Eerie Greson'. lmlt V
' .3 "‘ home was prétUly dEcoretod for the Th?“ 0 "‘9" have 5““ "““ml' The“ W“ ‘°“" °°“““°n' Hill avenue. This will b all. ‘ ”“3 BMW and Geraldine ms.
The out-going district president. which o‘ventuated that miracle." M" Clarence Brown was m day sewing session for the “EL COCK the nieces orilio hrids, ;.
allid Dr. Alder-on. "and. if we real- chm. ‘ . After 1. wedding trip Mr. and r- .1
go or the pine rond silo held by Mrs. van Gerhlg will liv t 3 I -
the 'l‘. C. B. class. Returns H0 Eilhty-flfth street. 6 3 8 East
Ml” ThOmWOn Was irrrirlliatoi
illinm Weingartner
go of the decorations and re» birthday cake was
of Barton. spoke
or of the
reoiation of tlie
_.———-
iiervod to tho
hlch was in hon
Ct. Lenoir Kemp.
in those conditions in our loans the memburll 0f
work. we can accomplish miracles Friday afternoon. in tho Roodncr
i
has from Foxrroft School and is a niem- :
ber of the Colony Club. She has ‘i
1
occasion. w
of Miss Miller and her
Mrs. Lewis N. Goodms o
guests. The cake contained various
little “symbols or the future." birthdays hi h 1 ii a few words m “,0
r l r. w c a
brother. I rancis M‘ 1° . support that he had received durins
his work with the leagues. in behalf today. The Mast“ looked out and block. North Main “not, Mrs. Al-
saw the multitude. That is the first "ed Taylor and Miss Anon Brown been visiting with her in. Mrs.
Lambert H. Moulthrop yview .......——
‘iContlnued on Page Two.)’ W ‘
Guests at the dance included:
‘ '
Suede Fabric Gloves
Marjorie Buttorfield. Arthur Mld- on October 18.
contest was one fea-
bers of the com-
! Mr. Kemp's
° recognise the were the other mom
avenue. left yesterday to limi-
dlebrook. Marion Magner Ronald A Charleston
variety or styles. Turn-back . . ' , of their appreciation o
........... .. ”J: i2?3.132333%“..2'3331'5.“£2. ....... .. w... ..... w. .... .
tractive ways. Choice of ““93" “n. PMliip~Wilcox “3'1“” Barrett grcahments in keeping “m the Hai- ed him with a gold pen and pencil.» need at hand. We must have the mittee.
0““ canoes. cocoa ““6 "”3" r and. BerberLKeogh Matilda Delta. lowc'on season were served. M" Kemp promised to “m" m” “‘10“ 0‘ “1° “Mk to b' “a" ' l
a: 08c to 81.49 ‘ ‘ir .51" 'Ka‘ifibliss. Catherine O'Roil- The” present werefi'Miss Theresa ““3““? ‘° 1‘" _"““V friends in the "‘The ““1““ ‘thin‘g that He did t A‘. —
. , , - ly. Fred Wilcox. Grace Collins. u/ii-.-.Christiono.' *ai'iis Veronica. Cshill. "”3“ "'k- “3'“ "° " "’“V- °~ W‘ ‘° W " °" W ‘“ fl" "‘ """" , " —— —-‘—
‘.’ ’ w . ' ' ~ “3m Bur‘rfEiinor Harris. Charles MlII'FlOICnCG Mahonoy. Ml" C‘m. said h. WOuld “'0 h‘l Kl". ‘luh' ly Source! The thll‘d atop WI. Offilnl- -
J. I. MALLETTE Carillo. Muriel Caldtfill. Walter-.Mc- "me - Msislney. m"- Home Ma- in his new role in league work. as sation of those resources and help-
Qusld. Helen McCarthy and Worth honey. Miss Viola McGill. Miss Au“ publicity Manager. ere. And last of alt. He lifted Hie
as WASHINGTON ST. Gruelle Persia Stan rd. Adolphe Munch, Miss Marga“ Hun-inn. W“: ”WW ‘ mmb" °‘ n” “W” ““"m “a "‘"d' mm"- .
SO. NORWALK. L‘ONN- Art'emhong. Elinor Lnnky. Tony Miss Kate cuisihan. Mia! Alice Mil- committee in charge of the conven- \\'o are willing to pray and work. 1
. '_____._V Sunnlsti. Flu-anon“ Lstvenas. Rus- l" and Miss Marlin Cahill. tion. and prominent in league work we can never accomplish miracles. 0 ers er
sell Kuhn-g Gladys Dayton. George Tom Warren Tony Weimer Fran-' in SWIG]; wax: elected to take the There must be that close association ‘
_.______. ingram. Marjorie Desmond. ' ' place \of r. emp. as president. with the source of power. -
George my“, 5mm. Anderson. gangn‘gm‘gg? :germitrilldlgegi‘i-t Uthor officers choflrt at the canton "League work needs a whole Why make a dwdgc Of yourself? if you spend
START A SET 0! Eunice Maine.» Stanley Underhiii. re“, “mm... 1-19,”. Joe mu". “03°33: m “random walk!“ ramp at} reool‘oh who can Tm ilt- you can't keep up with your husband and chil-
, Helen Ross. Drothy Candee, w- " - —‘ y 0 gr gee-— a once w 0 can't
LING SILVER WARE. fence Henry. Marjorie Taylor. ”:1". and Francis M ler. I. Congslton. of Port Chester. even remember them over night. ”had 0f your companionship they Wm have 0'
. Apploga(e_ Virginia New“. Barold Fir t F “M l”. Fourth vice-presidentvw. Smith. Little petty grudges in the churchi cannot sham, You will have more timg for the
L D . 6N8 Low“. Irma Mentclman. Edward S a cc of Georgetown. are just like an old man or woman l. -
w. . ‘Wéed. and Consuelo Dawsom ' " . . O'f EndeaVor- Circle Booordlng secretary—Harry Young with tho rheumatism. Every chan- you 8‘ a new . . i
To 030083 “on. Gladys Evaneeky. Frances Sco- _ .. W Th. w d 5d Corresponding secretary—Miss not of conversation leads to that ,.
, _. field Mm Blossom Kracmir. Mr. '- ‘ “IS! , e no 8y Dorothy Wedge. of Bridgeport. rheumatism. There’s no hope for
and Mrs. 1.1mm Mr. and Mrs. . ._—-—-— Treasurcrv-Misa Justine Worden. anyone ally place. Even if you on e ect
Frank Ilauder’s Gruelle. Mr. and Mrs. ltllttrrfleld, .Tho Endeavor circle of the South of Norwalk. mention heaven. the reply is that
’ “a Mr. and Mrs. Blake. orwalit Congregational church will First and third vice presidents there will be no rheumatism there.
96 Washington Street The “were“... u u“, dam wm hold its first meeting of the fail see. were named last year. "on into your leagues the your The Latest and Greatest Weeks! in the W ..
M ”Milk up, and Mrs. Lawrence, M". Shine. son at the homo of Mrs. Reed Foliaving the business meeting. people who can forget their little .' .
Audr ghin.‘ Mrs. Cnntleld. Miss Flynn. Evereloy avenue. Wednesday deparemontal conferences were held differences and squabblea. Roman-l lies
' Mildrn Aller. and Mr. and Mrs. A_ afternoon, October 13. at 3 o'clock. fOr a short period. These were large- her that half the time that your Th” ‘ " lOtS 0f washers but “one “Re the D' ° it as “St".
i _ 1-, Dawn“. After the business meeting. there ly attended and much interest was think that it is the tongue in“ is sit 'cr. It is built for» his 103d; it is a lean hag you are
Consuelo received a number of will be an "experience social. when shown in the work of the differ. at fault. it’s really you." _ . .
, e _ beautiful birthday gm. mm; which each member will relate in verse vent branches of league work. The resolution committee read its “in“ .- " «dd the“ ‘5 “0 0“an to do' . .
W up to $3 ‘ thrusts largo bouquet of roses from just how the profits from o nve- At 6 o‘clock. supper was served. report in appreciation of all those - ' ‘ * .‘ t 3 ._
. . - or other. 0 each rose was attach. cent'invaatment grew. Members are Some of the members of the demon. .._.———- x. - ai’ "
' Phillie L 0‘61! (atria: on a me. _n dollar bill. askedto ochre-prepared to sew. tlon adjourned to Plans‘s restaurant (Continued on Page Two.) You owe "“0 your hm", to map offal of t .: ‘3
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