Uncle Dudley Hosts Party For Friendship Circle
The friendship circle of Cie Brive port held a Much time party at St Augustine's school hall on Pequonn street with Uncle Dudley directing. Guests included Arthur Beerh Major Ho Cunningham Thomas Cullen and many others, cards and games followed with dancing and a theater act featuring elephants and other acts.
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Friendsty Circle
Cie Brive Port
St Augustine's School
Pequonnes Street
Unc'e
Ho Cunningham
Moery
Thomas Cullen
Marcuse
Midler
Billy Marcuse
WL Cuaminghan Blairs
Arthur Breach
Helen Dithen
Pauline Meskelle
Sophie Kaapp
Arthur Meyers
Helen Lesko
Veronice ‘I. Micktus
Beatrice Pecke
Ramone Ueodinen
Harriet 8. Scripture
Marie Maunson
Mary Teevko
Lewin Zetter
Frank Mickins
Barbara Junior
Palumbo Bocude
Eelen Parad
Leahati Glhonmas Caudett
Robert Gitlin
Bere Giden
Betty Holdt
Joseph Koocmmat
Walter Kelly
Joseph Waldthat
Robert Farvell
Marie Lindgren
Hoe Sabo
Robert Fyle
Margaret Siweeuey
Judson
A Haye
Rose Sabe
Mary Daly
Aptoinette Cubelli
Water Kelly
Wer
Calgary Women Meet For Card Party And Fund Sale
The Ladies Guild of Calgary Episcopal Church moves its meeting to Wednesday and hosts a 2:30 pm card party and food sale led by Mrs. Mary Gregory and guild president Mrs. Edgar Wheeler. Orient Sewing Circle plans a 3:30 pm card party at Mrs. Boxsie Canfield’s home, 250 West Avenue. A play and dance on April 18 at the Mosque is under Kwan Loma club auspices with Miss Edo Greenwald in charge. Barnum school teachers recently hosted a tea for former faculty members including Signe Holmberg and Elizabeth Cain, with many attendees listed. The First District Women’s Republican club hosts a parenting party at 8 pm today at 62 Cannon Street, with hostesses and officers named and invites all members to bring a guest.
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Ely
Pel
Wal
Wilhamy M. Wheeler
Lowell Thomas
Allenbu
Princeton
Alaska
Chom
Europe
Far East
T. EB
Lawrentire
Ariba
Caern
Thoms
Palestine
Altenby
Hoy- Land
Ladies’ Guild of Calgary Episcopal Vhurch
Mary Gregory
Edgar Wheeler
Orient Sewing Circle
Boxsie Canfield
West Avenue
Edo Greenwald
Dante
Kwan Loma Club
Barnum School
Signe Holmberg
Eligabeth Cain
Lena P. Barry
Lucy Blood
Katherine Flynn
Isabelle Towle
Alice Keating
Estella Hamilton
Florence McNamara
Grace Laing
Margaret Moran
Rose Flanagan
Julia Kane
Josephine Cooney
Helen O'Leary
Helen Kearns
Jane Casserly
Louise Weed
Dorothy Linehan
Louise Knepeger
Ruth Fitzroy
Miriam Mal
First District Women's Republican Club
Cannon Street
K. Hickey
Mia
Jennie Murray
Frances Rabello
Lawrence Chambers
Caroline Garlick
Eleanor Platt
Hilda Turpin
Mee Coleman
Josephine Reiners
Priest Broadcasts Radio Lecture From Local Priest
Rev. Patrick J. Quinton of St Raphael's spoke on WICC at 7:30 p.m. for a 20 minute talk praising Father De Smet and the priesthood. He lauded radio for spreading gospel access and warned about undisciplined street groups attracting youths aged fifteen to twenty, urging church and state cooperation.
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Quinlan
Father de Smet
Travelers Insurance Club Valentine Party at Champ's Parm
The Travelers Insurance club of Bridgeport hosted its tenth annual Valentine party and dance at Champ's Parm last night with 125 attendees. Entertainment featured W. D. Dorus of Bridgeport singing in English and Italian and B. D. Tave tell of Stamford on accordion. Committee organizers included E. Brundage F. T. Crogo W. D. Dorus and others with G. L. Lalley as floor director.
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Travelers Insurance Ab of
Bridgeport
Champ's Parm
W. D. Dorns
B.D. Tave Tell
Stamford
E. Brundage
F. T. Crogo
W. D. Dorus
W. J. Fitzpatrick
J. L. Ames
J. T
Look Like a Million on Twenty a Week
Dorothy Ranson of Brooklyn recalls washing habits that keep outfits looking fresh on a tight budget. She swears by Lux soap for delicate stockings and regular dresses, claiming items last twice as long and retain luster, even on three stockings at a time.
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Lux
New York
Dorothy Ranson
Joralemon St
Brooklyn
Surprise wash spoils dress and brightens others
Mrs. Anna Wakefield of Pittsburgh recalls a pink cotton print dress she bought for her six year old Julia and one for herself. After a friend washed the dress with Lux soap chips the colors faded, while Julia’s dress stayed bright because it was washed differently. The letter praises Lux for preserving colors on colored cottons as well as silks and woolens.
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Julia
Lux
Anna Wakefield
Seyn Mawr Road
Pittsburgh
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