Sacred Heart court elects officers at St Marys hall
Last evening at St Marys hall Sacred Heart court chose new officers including chief ranger Erpelding vice chief ranger Josephine Hacker and financial secretary Flora Koebele. Our Lady of Victory court elected Catherine Cunningham chief ranger and Vera Lynch vice chief. other posts filled by secretary Baptista Casey treasurer Bernadine Kann and three trustees. Social hour followed. Married couple Catherine Lies and Kathryn Huston wed in Marion Ta with reception to follow.
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Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's Hall
Theresa Erpelding
Josephine Hacker
Flora Koebele
Katherine Caliss
Lena Gentle
Our Lady of Victory Court
K. of Chall
Catherine Cunningham
Vera Lynch
Baptista Casey
Susie Goswiler
Bernadine Kann
Katie Pint
Catherine Lies
Kathryn Huston
Club gatherings and hostess rotations noted at social clubs
Merry Makers met at Mrs. William Mulvaney's home with Mrs. Ralph Barrett as guest. Hostess assistants were Mrs. Jon Eller and the next hostess will be Mrs. Li Merk. Vivian Biddulph hosted the S. B. club with games and music and a luncheon followed. Entre Nous had twenty members at Mrs. L. R. Sullivan's for needlework and lunch by Celeste Miller and others. Regular meeting of Ideal Dozen
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Merry Makers’ Club
William Mulvaney
Ralph Barrett
Jon Eller
Merk
Vivian Biddulph
S. B. Club
Entre Nous Club
L. R. Sullivan
Misaes Celeste Miller
Helen Price
Tara’ O'Neil
Mildred Sullivan
Ideal Dozen
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Beauty advice urges cold cream as a daily necessity for urban dust and pollution. It contrasts mineral oil cleansers with vegetable oil creams to soften wrinkles and nourish skin, and includes a home formula for a blackhead cleansing powder using starch borax and almond oil.
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Side Talks on Pride in Can'ts and Sins
Ruth Cameron reflects on how people take pride in negations such as cannot or have limitations. She cites a New England village woman who never goes out in winter, an elderly woman who must have perfect weather, a friend excusing headaches, and a child proud of head work over hand work. She questions whether surrender to limits helps or harms motivation and urges embracing can instead of cant.
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Chain of petty chaos over spilled catsup and school post lists
Citizens on Independence avenue faced a red spill and debated whether to call a coroner, the street commissioner, or a doctor as cleanup was arranged after a wholesale truck’s catsup bottle broke. In Greene Ja March 10 school election Perrin ran unopposed for treasurer with Wilson 160 votes Bigelow 135 Nolterieke 120 for director.
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