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THE Sl'NPAY nUKs OMAHA. SKPTKMCKK 24. IMS.
Council Bluffs Society l !
nl t( Iht rck i th mr.
Ht ef J.(n C,ft-!,fn Jles. i!uh.
ur ! Mr, and Mr J. J. lint cf
h! cir. d Mr. Parent I'rter,
) tit Mr. and Mn. M. C. Trim
df Omaha, hirh svt'l or fur nt
faturdnjr trrmnt suth Ov. Vil
ford il'n III rtti,itina; ftrrgynun.
Mill lies Mill rjr at iuttit
Iirportnl (own ( hii georgette
rusily bailed In liny pesrli, and
piadt ankle l'"eh.
Her hm vnl ii combination o
tu'U ami nnrrii rt, v.ith soro
nt clferi, and will ! arranged in
most breouniig 4y ssitli or4"H
Li'.il!l ,
Mi and Iff. I'c frt Hill l. un
attended and ha vsnt.l fK vvi be
lrliil.r in t.ie jfi'-ll oi th(
J'r'Mi home,
list roirg away fcossn rd Ihii
lrtl lo-U i arunmng three-pierr
creation ( f'Ui k prac Ii !!u cyiii
loned avi!h fUme.i oloird frrM i!f
cina embroidered in terl bead.
l:jik f li:r l used II a irirriinnnj
nl ssith, ihn a ihu'.I hut will lie
sM.
Mr, IVrr and dii bride luv
fdaunrd an Bu'oitintiile inp liro?imh
1 lie rat, and -1 ' u t tli hrst of No
vember rnj.r t In mum lo Omaha,
v.hrr they will reside,
"After Faradt Affair."
Mr. and Mn icavtiiond 1 1 u I i
gave a tui'f'r at their horn alter
ll.r -jr-llrri fumlr last Wednes
day rcinrf svhrn llieir truest ssere
Idisie Mu.'f l Mann, In ne Kim
rid I-dliline l.orir; Messi. Tom
Kme Mjo (i'MiiUiu irn 'I flui'crt
J fa t
To Entertain.
Mr. I.. L. llcMiinirrr lui issued
Invitation, to 4 lri!i.'- liirn tteorl
Vthii'i will lie given next We flit tay
It lb I'T JIldl l Ir.l tOlilll.
Mill Kty llostes.
Mis Mary Kcv, w lir in spending
the iiiniiilt of S' iiciiilii r at li r cot
tdVe in I.al.oiu.i al Lake M .naw.l,
gave a iniiprr tluie lat .Sunday
evening, an.l on 'Jlimn'av afiermwui
dad two l.il.Mi'i oi Kui'lt (ur bridge,
For Miii lien,
Mn. firorife Van Jirunl and Mr,
Cliitrlri llamun, jr., urre lioslrmr
( l.i-l 'I liiiM'!.iy wlio 'l.iim' il a love
ly IiiikIu'oii al the OiimIi rliib in
lionor ol Mi GrLtdti'i) Ucm, a Sep
tmiliiT lindf,
A liakct of fiink and lavender a
I'll, en! a mid mill tulle, formed the
lm riralioim for tlie lalilc, around
vhiih urre ncned Nfri J. f. Hv,
Mm. l)'iuglai I'i Uti f Omalia, Mini
Jlem, Mrg. John Mchlhop, jr Mr,
Kldoii l.oiiKcr, Mm. Hubert Turner,
Mm. Van lirunt and Mn. Haiuian.
Thin bride elect wi alsi compli
mciilrd on neveral oecaniom in Oina
i durintr the past wnk. J'receiliiiK
the rleelriral parade Wednesday eve
ring hIic and her fiance, Mra, Clar
ence 1 il'ri, were hunor kuiIi at a
dinner Kivrn by Mr. and Mn. Doug
.i l'iler, and after the parade there
vai a aupper for them at the Iiran
rleii restaurant planned by Mr, and
Mm. Halpli I'etem,
Mr. and Mm. M. C Pftrrn honored
thin couple at a inpper Friday night
immediaii ly after the Ak-Sar-Jien
t all. The affair wai given at the
Country club.
Popular Viiitor.
Miii Tune Davii ha ai her gurt
Miti oily Holbrrt of l'asadena, Cal.,
Trtt
V NQL AN Pt'H
I'rojuclioni
fiit tvtry worn
in iht Kami
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4 ! txliv
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illHI.Wl
(.wtttaJ Dilt
TTi.il r
PLrt t
fc.'i.m4tt
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bisJu. It. '
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and in her hom e lorne d'lihtful af
Uiit hit hern Riven.
(Jn MoL.Uy, liie d4V of firr arrival,
Mr. and Mr. V. I- J)otn;!t had 2
ucti fgr d. liner and Ihe fvnuri
4i ipent Mitli tiri!ge. Mita June
livii and Jerry l')jer were awarded
iilic nr tii(ll iiie,
A nu,. ( attractive bridge lea wai
given mi Turnlay by M;n Dam lot
hrr Kuril, the pne for hivh iroie
I ring vion by Mii J aiih MfManin.
Mi Naiic-y iili'lnun rrreivrd the
tui -fur-all.
The tea utile w pretidrd over by
Mini 1 Imhuh buugUi and Mi
(ine irhoruirn and aolniing Mm
Uvii in her rluliei ai lutiffM were
Mi I inula ll'iayUnd cj! (Juuha and
Mii Nam f Milliiun.
tin Wrdnetday Mii 1 lo,i.-l.ind
rompliniriiti d thu viniur wnh a
luiirlirnn of 0 lovrri at the Alh
Iriie dub ad l'hurday nave party
for brr at the Ak-Sar-l!en racei,
Friday afii-itioon she wai enter
laiurd at bridge by Mm Nanry Siill
nun and Mr. and Mm, William t'"i
pm k rrate an ei-ning bridge for hrr
haDirdav.
Oil Wrdnevjjy MiM llulhert will
he honored by Mr. Lutln-r I'rake of
Cimaha at a luncheon at the Cuuuir;
dub.
For Min Clark.
One of the luvchett of the pre.
miptuti for Mini Fern Clark wai
die paiiy (n 'j'ui-tday last given by
f.i i.lialirtli ijuiiin at I.' r home
on Oakland avenue. The affair a
a'-o planned in honor of Mini C'el.a
( allaghan who liai recently come
here from California, and il gurti
vvi-re preient.
following a buffrt lunrhron the
afd-riuion wai devoted to bridge,
Mitt Marian Turner having high
rore. Mm. Frank Kerline received
the roitsolatiori and. the honor Kueull
werr prenenled with gifli.
Mist Clark wa coiiii!inieiited on
Wednetday with a bridce-ltim heon
at whirh MiKt Marian Tin tier wai
hotteti. On (hit ncraiion Mm K
betli Quiiifi bad high leorr, Mitt
Aible Kretine low and Mit (lark
received the honor prire.
An enjoyable party wai alo given
on Thuriday for ihii autumn liride
by Mm. Henry Jenningi and Mra.
John Sliugart at the attractive home
of the former. Bridge occupied the
early afternoon hour with Mr. Har
old Ho and Mini Claire Mclnner
ncy prize winnrri.
I'revi'oiu to Thuriday earh Riiest
had hern asked to bring some ar
ticle which could be used in a kitch
en and at the conclusion of the game
thii array if culinary gift were pre
sented to W'M Clark,
Mr. Harold Srhaper arrived in the
city Saturday, and that evening he
and hi fiancee were honor gucsti at
a dinner of 16 coven given by Mini
Dorothy Clark.
Thii evening' there will be bridal
dinner at the Clark Iioinr,
Informal Affair.
Complimentary to Mini I-orrnc
Ilamtud who leave this evening for
Chicago, a picnic nuppcr wai given
at the Country club last Thuriday
evening by Miss Kuth Wickham.
Legion Auxiliary Active.
The member of the American
Legion auxiliary have completed ar
rangement for an all-day cooking
oak-, and on next Saturday, Septem
ber .10, will have homemade cakes,
arc sought by
smart bmckccpm
To see the kauty cf an ENCIANDFR
Double-Da-BeJ i not enough to tell you
why it is one of the firn purchases of th
imatt homckecrcr. You must examine
it. You want to see how it is converted
automatically, with cne motion, from
luxurious, paccful day M to fvUI-shcJ
Wd for petted sleep. You want to re
cline on it and tee I the corr.fort that is
yours, to rest or sleep.
Then you'll understand why an
LNOIANDIR pcntble Da lvvl, because of
its double putpewe. i tscntll to the hos
pitable, welt fitted borne. Thete art
irtoui model in all finishes, Irt wtxxi
or mcuL
ENCl ANDIU SrRtNO IUD CO.
hew Xwk IWVItw Clival
SLANO
Autumn Bride
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On Monday at 4 In the afternoon
will occur the wedding of Mi I irn
Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mr.
(Jeorge I latk, and Harold Schaurr
d Milwaukee. Vi.
Kev, A. L. aiitrdrii will rrad the
inairiaKC hnet before m improvised
altar in the Clark home, and about
a haidrrd relative! and intimate.
fiicuiN have been invited to witn'm
the nuptial
Mim Clark' only attendant will
he Mi Dorothy Schaper, iitrr of
ll.r groom-to-be, and Jack Cl.uk ha
been chourn at bent man.
Preceding the ceremony Mr, Don
aid Anni will iug "L'ntil," accom
panied by Mis Hodna Hughrii, who
will alo play the wedding inarch.
Mr. Schaper hat planned to take
hi bride on an overland honeymoon
and after Ihe fust of November they
will be at home in Milwaukee.
pie, cookie, bread, naiad and drs
crts in the basement of the Jlco
More.
They aic alo bending every ef
fort to the inrrr of the Hallowe'en
lard party on the afternoon of Oc
tober 31, and the dance which will
be given that name evening.
Luncheon.
A color scheme of pink and white
wa uned by Mi Helen llutler Sat
urday at the luncheon given at her
home on North Second ilrect.
One large and three small table
were attractively decorated for the
24 gucjt.s,
Personals,
Mr. A. P. Hanrhrtt spent tlie last
week visiting friends in Onawa, Li.
Mis Cora Ilrndce, wdio ha been
the librarian here for some time past,
left on Friday for Columbia mover-
pps.
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The Dust From Outdoors
disappears from your home
as if by magic when you use
rvi. ni
1UU UlUclIlUX
cleans the Cleaner you've intended to buy
GET IT NOW on our special offer.
Arrange for a free Demonstration in Your Home Twlay
Nebraska Ll Power S.
ii, wild !t Will -tVt nine p.tt-
guduate itutk.
M m Nancy tillman Ir4vr i-muir-
r la enter I he I'mvemiiy oi ttn
ca.'.
J W, S. Cooper i' rKprcfcJ h.inif
i Wedurt'Uv fioirl l o Angdrt, wlirie
be tprut th lat ta werkt.
Mr, an.J Mt. l?a)riHmd Cuniii t
and ton Jimima of lrniuii, la., wrr
Conned liitillf vitituri during tl.
( IKt week,
Miss I.orcn Ilanimrl trav? tin
evening (or Ihii.i.'o, wuri tlie will
lal.e a two year euur.e at Ihe Chicago
Art inl!luie.
Muntignor F, P, McMami it en
pected home toilay from the eastern
part of Ihe stale, where he spent the
last two wceki.
Ihe Muse Kathrrinr and Flranor
Inner of Oklahoma Cily nt the
last week in Coutitil tlu(l with tbrir
cousin, Mrs. i-rrd llauuicistri,
Mr. and Mrs 1'rjnk loiubr ird
Mr.' and Mm. J. A, ( lark plan to
leave ulioiil October 11 tor a three
weeks' tup lo New Voik City and
oilier eastern points. On Octolirr 14
they will attend the Iowa-Yale foot
ball' game at New 1 1. urn. '
Mr. arid Mrs Henry C. Schaper
and daucihtrr M s, porothy arrived
r inlay troui Milvcaukre for tnc
S' haper-t lark marriage Monday
aftrriioon. 'Ihe trip was made over
land and Mr, Sihronlrr, an aunt of
Harold Schaprr accompanied them.
Mrs, S. L. Ftnyre is anticipat
ing the arrival of her father, W. I.,
Patterson, and her lisicr, Mrs, W. 1'.
Pallet ton, w ho will come on
Wednesday from Philadelphia.. Mr.
Patterson will celebrate hii KHtlj
birthday thii week at the L'luyre
home.
Mis Charlotte I.ovrkin made a
brief stay in Council Illulls Ihe early
part of last week, en route from the
east where she ha been viniting, to
brr home in Lo Angelri. Mis Love
kin is a tennis player of some note
and was a classmate of Mis June
Davis at Marlborough school.
Mrs. diaries Test Stewart is ex
riecled home this week from Estea
I 'ark, Colo., where she ha been since
the latter part of June, At the same
tune Mr. Stewart will al-o arrive
from hi ranch in western Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs, Ilnnald Macrae and
young son returned earlv in the week
to their home in Uc Moim-i liter a
brief vibit here.
Old People'a Home.
Resident of the Old People'
home, on Fontentlle boulevard, wili
attend the morning service today at
the First United Presbyterian church,
of which Dr. Paul Calhoun ii pastor.
In the afternoon at 4 o'clock the
association quartet will conduct a
vesper service at the home, The
fuartet include George Campbell,
Hugh Wallace, Dean Smith and 1".
F. Williams.
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Ultlt UCULb elb 11 c3WrjqJi) lib IL
Down $Ki A Month
Drifting Into
Temptations
Needlessly
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
'1 iiu-ant no harm." cried Janu.
' ' I v.s lonely and bored, I didn't
I now wl.fdi wy to turn. I bad sent
my wile and children to the country
! and 4s fight ng an uphill fight and
j tr)ing to s,e the pieces of iuy bui
net, which looked as ll it wue
' dutmd, Mot of my frirmls weie i"it
'( the city. And I got nek and turd
i of dining alone P'glit after night and
mulling oecr my Irouhhi. So I atkrd
iny little stenographer to come oul
to dinner Willi me, She was niih a
ii Miuie. tpiul hltle thing in Ihe oi
lier lh.il il nevir occurred to me she'd
haer so much pep and charm,
"And now I'm imue than halfway
in love with brr. It wouldn't be fair
to b. r to put her out of my ofiier
til,..'. I. lit..rm ill, mat li. ll. Utt.t llf,
wotkrd up lo three thousand a year!
a general secretary to the execu
tives. She sn likely to gel as good
a job soon again lint I'm afraid to
keen her around, She doesn't know
it, but I'm getting mail about her.
.Von, in fairuets In inyrf and my
wife don't 1 have to get rid of the
girl?''
"My husband Is off touring the
country fur a serie of gcJf tourna
ments," write Mr. H. W. And I'm
Iryina to anitite myself in town.
There isn't money enough for me lo !
go anywheie I d like, so I prefer
laying at home. My hushand'a
cousin came to town a mouth ago,
and my husband asked me to li t him
live at the apartment. He thought
Frrd would be a nice companion for
me.
"He felt our place would give Fred
a good home for less money than
be d have to spend any othrr way
And lirilher of us is averse lo taking
in a little extra money while business
is so poor. Put I'm growing too
fond of Frrd. He doesn t know how
dependent I'm growing on him. Hut
I'm drifting into raring. I feel that
in ordeV to protect myself I must ask
Fred to go."
I isighrd as I finished reading
these letter. For there ii something
pitiful in the dramatic instinct which
makes a lonely man or woman drape
in romance the first person who
comn along to relieve tlie monotony
and boredom of their day.
Most of our marriage triangle hap
pen just in this fashion and the lone
ly husband or wife itarts out, meaning
no harm but ready to dramatize the
companionship of any one wdio
comes into their drab cay bringing
a little sunshine, a bit of relief from
monotony.
Wc place altogether too much
l
sues on out ejMi.il itieDtui m euiigi.il or falling into dangerous
stimuli Ur iiuv tiins U ran dr, '"utions. Id's gel out of lb
nu re than they dn In our own mi- ; l."l id lanes ng that we can resist
3g:n4tnni see construct r'" n,e and Hrrjlhirg but temptation, and
tt.ipeity out of elements which ie . iecoguie that we nuke Icir.pt.Hion
p-Milo)' nudi ijiute to cansr a'l hie 'out tl tr oven reaction tc HUM
eoiiiniotion we iti'liil I ertv tune lt.iru.irs in fhrmsclvrt.
4 k.M.ly mail or WtHti.ill IS tin oven
into ihe siinity of some one ot the.
t pposite srs rie siiu.it on nerd not j
ic iratigni witn uigti explosive prop
erties. There need b n trouble in s in
ation such as th letter I'te fl'joied
ciihnr. The trouble lies in the
esrakuets of the man or the woman
wltt) insists on stress, ng Ins giatilmlr
for a tittle- attention ami making a
thiilling sitM.it it'll out of it,
If James i a weakling and a
coward and a yrllcsw Cur to hoot,
he'd better find anoibrr job for h''.
stenographerand a new viewpoint
1 . ... . I, Wl l . I. ....I I...
lor niinseu, ii ue . . r- an oe . ...
ter a kii.g the ,rl on to diue
with bun and grt himself luck on a
srlisihlr bus'iieis foot'lig Willi her,
And if Mr. It. W. know that she
is weak and potentially faithless,
she'd best ask ( niisi,) I red to move
lit once. She is in a d'Hicult posi
tion for a hgh-stf ung. imaginative
i'lul none loo loyal wile.
Hill neither she iur her friend
Jamrs nerd be in the rtres ill
which they find themselves. We
don't drill into temptation we etk
for it. We make situation dramatic
because Ihe longing (or drama is
within it. And it i to our own
strength and common sense that we
must look for the lohition.
The most trying situation of lone
liness on the one baud Utid of pro
pinquity on the other can be dealt
with by the man or the woman who
i itrong and decent and sane and
tjriua!. We don't have to go about
falling in love with everyone tdio is
J ) U 5bra op . y ,
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Luxury Lingers
Women's Outer
R
ECEXT years
ers.
javisu
travatrant efforts,
garments at moderate prices, there lingers in fabrics and fash
ion the art and attractiveness that have heretofore character
ized the most extreme creations.
OUR SELECTIONS OF
Coats . Suits . Dresses . Skirts
Blouses and Hats
arc those taste and intelligent experience
have chosen from the millions of less desirable.
Your purchase here secures for you without cost insurance ot
correctness and goodness.
ItifiliBiil
In the
Autumn Pageant
of Fashion
hata play a constant and varied
role, and this senson more than
ever hats must be different. If
you want to get our viewpoint,
Just try on one of last year'a hats
with one of the new long gowns-Enough.
Hats
Thii year the drooping hilm has
come Into Its own while the
Oriental Turban and VKNKT1AN
TRK'OKNE are brought forward
to tempt and bewilder.
Swirling, awerplng feathers,
flashea of silver and Jet with veils
alluringly draped mark the new
arrivals of
A msden V
"Hats of Character"
The Delineator
Mj Irn hud thu niiintb at a spr.
eml low prlca, Toustilt jsa
Min. Iha liuturtck enmpary i-p.
resentjitsK, at our I'atttrn Ccuu
Hr, Crepe Paper Xoveltles
V.ilit'l Ultra al bant It tasclnat
ii Mis pstsr i't It. l nn on
I niupn Kl diti iun'i' isa I
I (imi m.ti ,ei, ibs in ti t 'i
eispa I sit'l 4li ( oik
0-1 e. 0:111,10 Px-U' a.
Y. W. C. A. Offers
Varied Courses in
Bible Study
Thice di.'tetent Ilible routtei are
olitred by ihe Y. W. C. A. thu win-
, ter. Th Frv. TliJinas Catady will
I conduit a cla on "The .Message cf
itlie Pronheis," every Thursday nioin
i ing ai 10 o'clock, beginning October
! I' In anticipation of the Stuait
ii . . . , -.'i. . i.
i viki'r pei I'iriiisncri oi j us noon
, j , .. , ,,rr,fn,f, j Omaha in
f )( , ,
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( ti. in list YJ i iiiiiiii vtiis H ' v m
rnr x4 Tur(l.iy fvcnijitf tjttki mi
a f a . .' , i .
P lie Hook of Job," beginning IKto
ber .'4.
The third course, "The Gospel by
Matthew," will be given by Professor
V. K, Vaitiinaii commencing Fri
lay evening, September iimbr the
Omaha I'niversity extension course.
Negotiation, for credit, must be maile
at t tie I'nivrisity of Omalia.
The religious-educational commit
tee J the V. W. C. A. is headed by
Mis. A. W. Bowman, assisted by the
Mesdame A. C. Kennedy, C. A.
Mussaliuati, D. F. Jenkins, Call
(.iray, Carrie Ada Campbell, general
secretary, and Miss Fliabcth How
ard. Franci Willard W. C. T. U.
Frames Willard W. C. T. U. wi'l
meet Wednesday, 2.M p. tit., in he
Y. W. C. A.
CstablisntM taiS70
have marvelously developed
expenaitures nave rewarded
so that while we arc todav
New
Self-Collared Coats
For Immediate Wear
They come in soft luxurious fabrics Marvella and
Tarqucna beautifully tailored, wide Bi.shon sleeve
effect and an occasional one with a touch of refined
adornment in the way of stitching or button arrange
ment. The linings are of superb crepe. Collars may
be worn open or wrappy on chilly days or when
driving. Colors: Brown, Black, Navy, Sparrow and
Navy with Brown. Special values
$79.00 $98.50
Women' and Mlsse' Section Second Floor
Junior Costume Suits
Adroitly combine the suit and frock in one. The
blouse in matching or contrasting colors with
skirt and coat, the latter in the finest of wool ma
terials. Colors: Marten, Black, Kodskirf and
Hawaiian Blue with fur trimmings of Fox, Squirrel,
Caracul and Beaver. Size 16 only.
$82.50 $99.50 $125.00
Junior Section Second Floor
Tailored Silken Underthings
Of the most beautiful of nil al!kn- Truhu. The "feel" of It
to the body la lndeaerlhahly delightful. They are Htrlctly
tailored with touches of trimmings)--contrasting tailored
ednliiRH, fine tucklnRH, lady fair rlbhon or pngalhly a dnluty
ribbon roacbtid. Colors; Klcsh and Orchid.
Knvelorics of Truhu, 'special. 85.05 $0.05
Nightgowns of Truhu, SU.05 S8.05
Klllc t'nilirwmr firetlon St-cond Floor
Women's Hosiery
"The Luxitc"
Nationally fuinnua. Two nmiitmra offered at anr-dal prleea.
Turn ailk In hlitck and hrown mode with wide ni tp;
a iplenilid nuiuhar for ilout fijurea. q
' P'r, O I Ot)
Tut silk to th t"P. a onderful quality, 1 "
Ulaik, Hiown and White, I'atr, .Ut)
New Gloves
Of Silk or Cluimoiscttc
AfMUOVH tn. tui.l an in. !. r.l u rf
tatiuc for iii rtiy r: d)s. yiuhiy and
ivle la assinH vith rtr fttlini by our
SHtiriKd a!rs eiiifll.
SU.K Cl.OVM Tply ttttita In H tmium r .unt!e
lrnth. f-tl at . Nt and ,t.ii
CHWIOIi.TTK-U 1 billies IfBjth. a t h ...r
lUd". m! al i.nM ,,4
li.VVNTI ,T.s) of h.t fMlr l f.nrs niiiM,,,,
:m and M '
Nil, l.TII.-t- U k a'.. Hio!!i tn.jmil t iijiu 1 1 aiiess
silo a i i I.. ;f si.i i a
Y. W. C. A.
Sunday C. ulral budding open
front I" a I", to p. in.
At J h m the aiteruoon Mrt, Hf
rnce Spencer Put yea ol New Yojk
wil sp.ak m the auditorium on "Ihe
Crisis m Smyrna,"
Monday- p. in. hanrpirt and open-
mg rally ol federation of dubs, fol
lowed by report of aummef eon
ferencrs at Lake Okoboji and I-k
(ii iirva.
810 p. in., rally night for all mem
ber and friends ol the association.
There will he general registration Mr
cUssct, also program in the audi
torium, a tour of the bnild'Pg gv
ing rver)oue an opportunt y to lee
'some classes in se.sioti, a volley hall
game staged iii the gymnasium bv
Ihe Athletic Club, a Jolly good oriai
lt""' I s.
Class in millinery starts Monday
evening. Mis Ann i J. Iter, instructor.
All intetestcd in cooking ctn"'
are invited to come to he building
Monday evening to meet the in
structor and register for clissei.
Tuesday The cabinet of South
High School Student did reserve
will inert ut Libiary hall.
Wed n e d ay Tcchnir.J lligli
School' Student did Heserves cabi
net will meet in did' club room
at V. W. C, A lo complete plan
for the cmrster' work.
Friday Alumnae dub meets for
dinner.
New millinery rla. Miss Anna
Jeiter, instructor, first lesson, Fri
day evening
Satunl.iv Setting up conference
of employed and volunteer workers
Ironi assoce cons in Sioux City,
Council Plui's. Des Moines,, Lin
coln and Oinnh a t Camp Urewitcr.
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