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8 Till; DAILY KAULH. VOUK, SUNDAY. APRIL 1, Easter Holiday Festivities IN MINSTREL SHOW BROOKLYN COLLEGE ALUMNI SHOW Beauty of Habits Leads To the Habit of Beauty Social Season I Marrta. 4 a jr -iM MAnFi fikip I II AM3Sl J.L I MISS sSEWS, VERA tk. ii i I "Vmu.

Reopen the annu.il ch-irlty c-ntcr-ImJJ ol' the V. it ion will lake plac-p tuinnn'iif unci "lav in Assori in I u-'StK-iy iln fiitir- proo-cls fT th flair to flfjvolcil to In lU.lv Kamily llos-pitnl. AntoiiK thf -LoxhoM- rs for rvniine a iv If. (Jilvarry. r.

Cbivin. Gibbons. John .1. UivH. Mrs.

'ii-irl. llivrptun. Mrs. Matt hv Stanley. Mix William Mmilny, Mortimer K'l'iniph.

Mrs. M.iran ('i-onin, lit-njamin Wirhup up', t'liarh V.y-st.-rb ('. D. A. Can! Parly.

A card parly anl rlnnc." an- in In -n liy Court jet. No. of Ain-'rim. at ihf clnh rooms of Tim 17th A. I.

nioi-ratic Club, flutes Mvenin'r. 'ark way I'oun-'il. K. oi' i ill co-operate in a r-ranu'inp- for tin- aff.nr. "owrf St.

was iuMit on 11. in St. Ort-uory's Hall with a nn'inbiTship of omen. It has alraily 'irhievrd a reputation for its i-hariialili- work, and Hie card party anil dancv are lit-intr pivrn to raise funds for tin support of this work. -Mrs.

Kathryn .1. Smith is tin- and amonq tliost- on tin en-urn it too in rharo tho affair Wodnt sday an Mrs. H'-I-mi Murphy, Mrs. Mai- Uc-mlmi. Mis.

M. I'tirrclt. Uort tta V. Kanr. Marv lU-anoy.

Mrs. Kiln I'allan, Miss l-owlin--, Aitss Helen Fox. Mrs. A. Mipun.

Miss Helen Itule und M. "osjiro r. To Knlrrtaiiimrut. lirooklyn Loral, No. 131, Association of Western I'nion Kinplojrts.

will piv heir annual eniortalnim-nf and dani-i- AVodnosday oninp at lho Impirial, Jlook lane and l-'u'ton st. Th- proc-fods of tho affair will (iotiatod to tho AVcstorn lnion's can-iliilato for Cood Will Kit rtinM lor iH-xastatoj Kranro. I Lraauo IVK Tho Garlic Loajjuo of tin State ol Now York is to hold a Kois in Turn Vt-nin Hall on April S. Anions the judges aiv to hp W.hitt'ord Kane. Dr.

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It broke out with a fine rash which itched and burned, and later turned to big pimples and then to thick, white crusts He was awfully fussy, and his face and head were an awful sight. His hair would come out in patches. I sent for a sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and the eczema brgan to get better. I bought moreand he is healed." (Signed) Mrs. Geo.W.

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D.pt H.Km.Bi. Soli ulmert T.lrum tit Soapah.vc without nwi. I'iprpu anil ITCHY MA ON BABY'S FACE Amontj the girls taking part in tho minstrel show to be given by the Thomas Dongan Council. K. cf C.

at the Academy of Music tomorrow evening, are Miss Vera E. Regan, Miss Margie Fitzgerald, Miss Madeleine Coakley and Aliss Vera Geraughty. A dance in the banquet hall is to follow the show. By BEAUTY is just as dependent for ita appeal unon the intangible as wen as the tangible thincs in a woman's make-up. ny make up.

In this case, is meant the wom an's personality, character and physical attributes. It is, of course, a truism to say that beauty is only skin deep and that tran scendingr beauty is the beauty that speaks from the soul. But it will stand constant repetition. Too much emphasis cannot be laid upon the vital relation of habit to beauty achievement an.l retention. Beautiful features, sparkling eyes, waving hair, a pur led complexion, all combined in one woman should, apparently, bring about a type of beauty that is flawless.

As a matter of actual fact, however, this is not so. The habits und mannerisms of a woman who possesses this extraordinary combination of the physical attri butes of beauty can make or mar her pulchritude, (live me, personally, the woman plain ot face and devoid of physical charms, but possessing an unmistakable, palpable beauty of state of mind and of habit, (live me this type of woman. I repeat, in preference to the woman who is 100 percent carnally beautiful but lacking: in these refinements of grace, character and habit which nir.rk your truly beauti ful woman. I once saw these words in print: "Tron out the disfiguring ivrinkles of petulance from your disposition and watch the sun rise." How true this is! To my mind, nothing de. tracts from a woman's beauty so much as more or less continual dis plays of petulance, annoyance, anijer and ftpite.

It is easy, oh, so easy, to give vent to petulance. Yet there ure any numbers of women who, by dint of exercising con siderable self control, have learned to overcome any tendencies toward unpleasant emotional outbursts. If one would count ten slowly before pivin-j way to that feeling of anger and annoyanee. and then maintain this practice of forbearance for a prolonged period, the results would be truly surprising. In a short time, it would be found that the early impulses toward anger nnd petulance wore becoming weaker and weaker, the will power stronger and stronger and the disposition nelter and better.

these results would soon be reflected in a pleasant sparkle in the eye, the nerves would not lie quite so frayed or "on edge," the digestion would be Improved and more important than all, the very absence of the habit of petulance would enhance a thou sandfold any beauty one might possess. And if. perchance, physical beauty were not hers, the beauty of the soul, ot tier personality would more than make up for it. There are many other habits that are ruinous to beauty. For instance, that more or less persistent trait of many women while engaged in animated conversation lo twist and screw up their mouths, wrinkle their toreheads and 111 divers other ways contorting their features in a most unpleasant way.

Not only does this sort, of thing make some women look downright hideous, but it actually hastens on old nge through the formation of wrinkles and the TEIir-ACH (MB CARD PARTY. A well attended card party under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary was held at the Terrace Club Monday afternoon. Among th" many attending were Mrs. Frank Lester. Mrs.

Thomas Hanrahan. Mrs. Frank Walsh. Mrs. James Higsins.

Mrs. Owen Miner, C. II. IJel.ancy, Mrs. William Bayes.

Mrs. .1. Jackson, Mrs. Her bert Swann. Mrs.

F.rnest Westphall. Mrs. Arthur Oilbart, Mrs. K. t.

Chupple. Mrs. Joseph Hailley. Mrs. Robert Mrs.

Harry Goldcy. Mrs. A. Clarke. Mrs.

Norman Macallam. Mrs. John Lynch. Mrs. Kaiser, Mrs.

George Fit-iger- and Mrs. II. J. Carpenter. The next card party will be held at the cluo on April It.

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llohort i I'iio siH'rrtarios I ris an Mrs. Ann (irccno and lVtky of Brooklyn. krlly l'ol lnnn danco in Arradia II. ill on Ha'-i. is lu ho friwn hy tho Kdward oily Post.

No. N'otorans of ipn Wars. Thursday rvrninfr. i A sev 1-I' or (lohra ion of tho anniversary of tho doola ration i.l the sTato war willi Germany hy America. In chaise of tho affair will be Josrph i ennedy.

oha irman Jam' Ke ley. John Kitzyerald. Herbert liiee. I alwa ial y.cvni ll, John Cole man. John MrAloir.

IMward lieillv. I'red Thoirpson. l'iank t'ollins and Dr. Kaiph Krasro. Ijjrhro aiu( I'iiuwlilf ai-ty.

The T.ady Ana wan da Hrno Soiiety. will hold a euchre and pinochle. Monday oveninp. April in 1 'a lace, corner 1'airv ion ave. and Palmetto llrookln.

1 he officers of organisation are Mrs. 'I il lie erode, chairman rss. A. C'ook. president Mrs.

Stil -hns, Mrs. H. Mocneh. Mrs. A.

Iloni- can and Mrs. li. I'onein-or. To lronit 'society I'roliC' Catholic Club i Joseph's hen.ins: a musical novelty, "Society l-'rojics." lo he jriven at the Academy of Music. April II.

The directors a re Sol G. 1 "rost. Knreman ami Kred Stanlej. on th com mill ee in cliars--1 ('rank Mellupii. eliairmaii; William Maee.

Joseph Mov.in, Daniel Hiir- y. John Knseman. John Geary. William O'Neill and Thomas Klynn. The otliecr or the club Tiiorias J.

rph president I I- a nk Mapuire, Loo. figan, 1 la r- old White and Uernard lloss. The i i'oard of ffovcrnnrs Mnceman. rt-orp11 Hyi-neft. John eirhton, AViCiaiu o'Neil, I'rank Davenal and Frank Mr Hush.

lhliiec of oml Koso. Arrangement have been com pleted for tlie spring noveity danre to be by Court Mystical Hose. No. t'atholir Daughters of America. Saturday evening.

April 14. in the reception hall of the Luxinpton f'oiineil's The counojl is eo-operatinp in plunnin.i; for the I atTair. AIs I lose Casey chairman of the affair and on the nietit nun mitt ee are i Gavin. Miss Grace CoIruu, Kenny. Miss Marion I- enterfain- Lillian Miss May eart.ionth.

Aiis.s Julia Heilly. Aliss Martha lon-Ir-dH. Miss Mary l-'airelly and Misd Mary Kenm y. The rereption com- nil tee ineicdes Mrs. Lillian Howard.

Mrs. Kstrlb- Walsh. Jean dett p. ins ea nnet icka id a Miss Llizaheth Cas. y.

To Th- pro, Good Lddi by the r.i Acadi-tiiy "Wry Good I alili-." ed-! of the which is to be iven luates of Si. August in. 's the aiidiiorium on Aiiril Iti are lull cade ni. for the nelit. of the ol l-'rost is to Ie the direetoi The it ir-n includes John Steph' ns, and the Misse eoniniittoA for the Charles Siituphness, Mauriec u' 'onnor.

Hegina Hitkoy. Julia and J'raiires Juds-e. Ulizahi Ii Shark A IScncfil nr Srliui)! A thr-Pv act roriH'dy. "It I'ay, to is t.j hp siivfn Io the i'm. rs ill I Holy 1:.

'hurc-li a Hall on April I'o." tli' bini-iii of th" fun. I. Al. is tin- coach. TIip school is raiiii.ly maiiiiR completion and wPI open in Si i-.

The K'-v. ather rluulc.s Vitta is pastor of I iif church. The ltev. rather iiuffv is director of the club. William J.

Harvey is president and Joseph A. Slater is ch.iirnian of the entertainment ceniinitt' Parish I'layi'is lo Ai t. Tie- fell- arsal.s lor the musical roni'My which the St. Donifnre C'luli Players are to nive al Prospect Hatl "ednesda- i-venins. April are1 prosrrssins: satisfactorily.

The show is utlilpr The direction of Josnrdi Xoutian. Father Lang is pastor of St Ftonifaee's and the itev. Francis X. r. ').

is his assista nt. Ituxlcy t'liil)- tp-wly formed Dnni-p. e'liili ITS OFP because ITS OUT i--i 1 1 r.i. liH.r riwit-. CfntI-.

Cnlikf? pil ifin tl) in thriw It at MnlaniP Hrrl he Reduce Your Double Chin liin S' rap 3 i-iusf'lf art; lifiril ttnifd li i jtmi Hi' the youth lu I on tour nf Iir. iit sonn -torcrl. 'VYit noii-Iip rlr-i 'iiar li'a-i pi.cp i.rcvfn'H im ripming fT. Alo pi events mou'h lircathing- Abrnl'ftm A Strnu Lifts Ntor I. Nnnirti on II.

O. lrng Sloren Bv Mail $2 CORA M. DAVIS E. B. .107 Fifth N.

V. See Our New COIFFURES Willi French Imported Pieces One Block From Fulton St. sIihiIc you ft 1 1 iA. 1 a APRIL 13 AND 14 One Hundred and Twenty Men and Girls Are to Take Part in Alumni's Musical Comedy Ten male principals have been chosen for important rolos in the Brooklyn College Alumni's original. musical comedy, "Can You Beat That!" to he ptescnteJ nt the Academy of Music on April 13 and 14, with a danee following cp.clr performance.

Close tj 123, including 60 girls, will take part in the production, for which special seenery and costumes are being arranged. The entire hook, music and lyrics nrc the work of members ot the Brook lyn College Club, which is the Alumni Association of Brooklyn Col lege and Brooklyn Prep. The male leads include: Franli W. Worstcll, in the chief comedy part; Kdw.ird I. MeCullough, juve nile, who will head several chorus numbers: William .1.

Martin. Daniel A. Jiiordan. and Martin B. Farrell.

who will sing some of the musical hits of tlie show; igh McLaughlin Courtney in a singing spec ialty. Charles K. McKenna, as a comedian and John IJ. Klynn in the leading character role. Frederick L.

Maguire of Brooklyn Prep class of and Hurry P. Heaviside. Brooklyn Prep graduate of llti'O, recognized ns two of tlie best amateur dancers in Brooklyn, will team together for the first, time and will be in three dance numbers. Maguire. who formerly paired with Lloyd Df.lzell, has fre quently appeared in the Crescent, F'olv nnd oilier entertainments.

Heretofore Hea iside lias been paired with Francis P. Markey. who now out West. Joseph A. Keilly.

president of the club, will lead a specialty that will include TJr. Matthew O. (lolden. lames M. Adikes.

William rj. Pat- ton, Joseph A. Fredeiickson. Hnrry Kppig, William II. tlresory, Leon K.

Moon, lloberl K. MeCormack, Dr. James Xeylon. and William ,1. Tracy.

Another specialty will be headed by Dr. Richard A. Tlendieh. assisted by Senator John A. Hastings.

Harry Gllligan. Frank K. lenahan. An-gustin Castitieeio. Felix P.

McKenna Ambrose 10. Shea. Joseph D. Xu- nan, Kdwin .1. Teevan.

Lester tlendieh, and Arthur Murnano. The third specialty will be led by Joseph -M. McKenna and will consist of Thomas F. O'Briea James Hurley, Lawrence .1. Manmon.

P. Valentine lliekey, FrjnKlin J. Ma-lone, Dr. Henry (1. iter.

Dr. John G. McXamara, Dr. John iommer- ford and Charles K. Cole.

In the. chorus numbers will appear Lawrence S. Kelly, Harold I. De-laney, Norberf W. Smith, liussell Mooney.

Harold Hilimnnn, Philip Meoghcr, John .1. Meagner Rus sell Lussier. Thomas V. Murnane, W. Vincent Hall, Dr.

Harold Denman. Thomas Corbett, Kdward .1. Byrnes and James J. fiilroy. As already announced, the fem inine leads are to be played by the Misses Fthelmao Newman, Quinta M.

Schniitt, Marion Costello, Irene Krake, and Dorothy Tile Vere. The show will be three scenes. including a race course, in which will appear six horses furnished by Hdwin J. Teevan, a member of the club. The producer cf the show is Jeorge L.

Rafter: Jerome J. White is musical director, and Harold .1. Healy of the "Rain company, a Brooklyn College graduate, is coach- lie principals. MARCH AND APRIL BUSY MONTHS FOR GIRL SCOUTS Al the ninth annual convention of tho National Scout Convention in Washington, D. April 23 to 27, tho Brooklyn Council will lie represented by Mrs.

T. Mortimer Lloyd, rs. Philip li na 1S K. Leech and Mr. K.

A. deal on. Tho Leaders Association will have as representatives Capt. Jean Stafford Capt. Sarah Kdmonds.

Ward-man Park Hot'1 is to be the head-itua iters for the convention. Mrs. (. Ib-rt- is chairman ol" the Ciirl Scout, exhibit! and will le at Scout Jfradriuarters. Till 11th X.

W. Al tho recent monthly meeting or the Brooklyn Council lull -l ihc l'ioccsan JHouse. Mrs. Mandr Cnn-lield. comniiasioin-r.

presiding, the roilowinfi' new council members were Elected: Miss Julia Adams and Mrs. 7. Lloyd. Brenn-in proposed names for In- councillors io be voted upon at the April meet-inc. They an Miss Virffinin O'Connor and District Attorney xw.

It has been announced that 149 Scouts passed their second-class tests sit the Children's Museum tn Alaren. Miss (Irace Cotton. und'T the auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Children's has visited several Scout troops, stimulating interest in nature rtudy by her In structions. Anions the troops who have been particularly active recently are Troop 71, which took its first nature ike in care of the troop's captain, Mrs. Robert Love: Troop of the Hanson Plae-1 Baptist 'hurch.

which celebrated its third birthday March 1 the mothers of the members with and an exhibition of Scout vurk; Troop 142. which comnicm-( tiiitd iis first with a parents niht at the Port 1 la mil -ton cliapei. and Troop 1 1 'A of the f-outh pt formed Church, which also elehrab 1 is tir.t birthday. Kivin? f-upp'-r lo the of the mem-hen: at the clubrooin. I'AKK lUMIK.i:.

The p.rooklyn and Xw Vorl: Chapters of the Xntlonal Park Sem inary Alumnae ill hold a iridic for benefit of I'resh Air I'und. Friday afternoon at the Waldorf-A-toria. On cninin si re Marf4iret Maithy and Tbeodnn I 'rice. 1 Ik- candv commit tot- iri-ebtdes Mis Mib-ili- bulu. itlslcl bv tlie Chuyylei Marua'cl Huff, Kieanor flibbons and lynn.

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BOOTH BOOTH Beauty CvlturiittB 112 Lawrence Street V'f-t. Hii.l HloiiKtii'y w. Triangle tH sagging of facial muscles or tissues And there are other manifestations of bad habits, apparently of trivial nature, that are likewise conducive to the premature arrival of age, aside from those of anger and petulance just mentioned. These I will take up in the near future. Just now, I should like to discuss habit, now.

thankfully, much on the wane, which has been fraught with more harm to woman than any other single liabit that I know of. Before I go on to ampiify niy statement I should like to say, in passing, that the encouragement of certain habits is highly desirable because they are so productive of eventual beauty. I know many handsome women who attribute their good looks to a sane and sober home life; to an interest in work; to active outdoor life, such as tenl nis. boating, golf, swimming and driving: to the formation of proper and lasting friendships; to the cultivation of a love for music In the home, at theater and opera; to clean living and so on. Perhaps there ts no one element in habit formation more potent, for good than the habit of listening to (or playing) good music.

A lover of good music cannot possibly have a small and perverted personality. The most pernicious habit of woman is the formerly ultra smart fad of smoking. One of the beautiful things about woman has ever been her femininity. Assuredly, this decided masculine habit docs not promotf! that, atmosphere of feminillitV nlinill ct xtmmnn greatly appeals to man. The liabit took root, as do a good many fads, among tho elite of society and Greenwich Villagers.

Very soon tho habit spread from the privacy of the drawing room, to the openness of the restaurant, and theater lobby. Working girls in large numbers speedily aped the habit so that it ueaii iu juok as inougu me entire world of woman won IH rrn their daily routine with a cigarette stuck in the corner of the erstwhile dainty feminine mouth. Fortunately, however, the good sense and Innate refinement of many women came to the surface and began to frown down upon this unpleasant habit. Men eprttiintv rli.l 1 it und even today where I see the occasional woman smoking In a public restaurant, blatantly and brazenly, I can" observe the looks of men directed toward her pregnant with contempt and dis gust. Electrolysis Superfluous Hair WARTS AND MOLES PERMANENTLY and PAINLESSLY DESTROYED By Multiple Needle Metliod ROSEHA STEVENS Specialists Office, 331 Livingston Si.

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"a Tuesday evening, April in. TIl.WIOI.KKS. Anions the rcei lit Brooklyn ar-rixals at the Savoy Hotel. London, were .1. Danziser.

Mr. and Mis. J. IT. I'liinien and Miss A.

A. Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel l-'eldiuali, whose weddinir took nlaee at.

the Amalgamated Teniile on IMareh IS. are spending thr ir honeymoon nt Atlantic 1'ity. I'pon their return tliev will live at 7 Bnlnbrldsn st. Mrs. l-'elilnian, liefore tier niarriitie, way Mildred Appel.

ihulsliler oi' Mr. anil Mrs. Z. Appel of 2 1 Lewis Mrs. Hniniii.

Dusel and her daughter. Miss p'lorenee E. Dusel. of Klat-liusli me takinpr an extended tour lliiougli the Clrand Canyon, the Valley and Calii'ornlu. Mrs.

j. K. Hanington and her dauKhter, Miss 1. (1. Callalian.

of Ilrooklyn left Saturday, Mareh 24. on the S. Lciiape for the west coast of l-'lorida. Mrs. s.

Miss Mildred L. (Ireen and Miss Carrie Tl. Woodford of Brooklyn are spending the Kasti-r holidays at Atlantic Cilv, X. .1. John A.

Kulju nl the Koyul 1'oineian if Brooklyn is at i. Kla. Mr. and Mrs. Tllonias A.

of i. I'reepoi t. 1 ine liecn in New- Voi for the winter, sailed for lOurnpe on the rr.s-td-iu March 17 They expect tn virft London. Paris. and Carlo, In way nf tli rnia ny.

W. a frirnicr instr School, has In Indies and is West Indies. 1.. man of I 'ark ii' tor at Krasmiis 1 lisli i'ii in the llast now in Jamaica, the The Misses Catherine and In ux of BroiikUu sprn.iinL lOastrr lioli.la.ys at the Hotel erlinfr, Atlantic city, Miss Kliza li, i l-ainis Trwin daughter of Mr. nd Mrs.

S. Irwin' nt the Hotel Chatelaine, nnd Misj lara Olto and Lulu c. ntto oi nrj. A. oi wi.

I'-ni Brookhn talcinj; a trip to Bermuda. are Mrs. Olle 1'Vlra Ii. ml of Stevliny pi ind her niece. Mrs.

Henry IIirtler' are at the Laurel llou.se. Mr. and Mrs. llollerty and Miss Helen m. iiohrrty of this hero re.

luiiied on March from a rnontirs visit in Bermuda. Miss Jessie Ti. Xieknlds of -iiij Lelferts ave. and Miss Helen Thompson of Aye. Klatlmsh.

tiers of flit Delia Kappa sororltv will spend the holidavs at Washington. I), c. Iiair Colnring hv Spcrialisls Powder Process $1.50 Box F.ay Kid si1 will sjiriim d.nir the latter putt of April, Thr com-mit in rlitiro in i -hi 1 1 1 1 ii-u! I Jones. Frances X. Uoyh-, 'hurls Vusn'f.

.1. riluinahan and Francis X. Sullivan. A TliratiT Vurty. The emuloyees ol" th Bureau ol' Buildings theater narty at th Or day x.

i.in.Q. April 1M. will ijrivt a ii' iini. Tin's- tilth's Da nee. Tho annual danco of th' Moptlord f'lulj is to Ijo hold at the Kidij-owood Masonic Tempi'1, LUisJiwick I'nrKway and Cat -s uv', Wi'dnosd iy t-niiu, April 2'.

The i-ha inn a is Janii-f Con nt'it y. ix'(ian layirV Uehcai-als are progrt'Siiiim yatis- I'artorily for hp musica I conii'dx to 1... "Th1 Yankee lrine present'-'d l.y the Aernit; oonnoctt'd with St. Asn-h K. hurcdi, in tli'1 school uuditoi ium on April 8.

and 10. Tin- roaches hit harry Kilcy, K-dly and r. Anions 1 luiso ta im parl a rr tin Aun- an. Julia O'Urien and Anna in. Memorial lirncfit.

Thf pioofiis of tiir afl'ah- Thursday nini; hy 1 Auxiliary of the Ti 1 1 i Mi niorial Soclt-ty at Masonic Tt-Mplf are to 1m- lo cha ritabh- liter prises in 1 1 i -1 1 I i Society i-s intcn-stol. Harry was cha irmuii of the entertainment committee and assisting him were the iss- It use Kast enl-auni. May Sagorin, Kose Kauf.nan. Waxelbaurn. Hose Newman.

7 rile Rlaustein and Kisic Ni-wnian. Id. Sam St hwaii'. I larry Miircr, l'liilip Isaacs and Spiro. Dance Kcc.

of the social events siasun will he the .1" spring tante's Dream." a two acts to he pr K. nli-tl at the i-Mllinu'. en ot usic April 10. Four hundrvi! fluiirt'n tiikf luirt in this nffuir. pni- c-i ils of whitth will hi- to; fmul lu proviil'' truininrr for jioor littln om lit tin: IlllikillKlllim of Diincinv and Uratnatic Arts.

T'r' i-i-xtio is to In prost-ntod untl-'r dir. i tion of William 1'lit rs. Anion-' tlio inti-ri slinp Ttiin-s of tlio ntiait- will tin' H1P nranro ol Dorotliy RovnoMs. siipiiort' 'l I rliorns of pirls ami Miss in-, t. th'1 iliniinntio flaii'-'r lio has won ion Tor lo soncs alio niincos.

0 mis r.F,i:it i.m;a. AnnniniC' tnf nt lias li'-li lzr of lil'i nl- l.y lfitil nl of li-t r.roolslvn. ol I In' nKat'i nn A iss 10 II. Ailams. A.lanis is th- son of Mrs.

1 1. Ailams of Manhattan an. rh- lat- Mr. Ailani.s. tli- nuspicrs of tho I.a.li.

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On he committee (ice Norman l-'ieie anil Xi-lson Stewart. Vi Chi. cliapler of J'i Chi soruiiiy will liokl its annual spring dance at the Motel Si. Ceorso Fridav evening. Mlldml Alillunl.

prcsi-lont. Miss H. lene and Mi.s Anna Faust co In. dance comiiiittt-e. Pi Uclla.

The sprint; dance of I'i lrjl-Ui soi'ont is to be an event of Friday evenintr. April 27, taking: place in the Oreen Itooni of the Hotel The cummitteo in the Misses Ann i'alict li I lath bono. Louist- Wr- ironen. ireLIa Clouiy and Char-lot 1 Jennon. a nd rs.

I larry Alor-iraii. Anion': tlie -patron ses an-: Mrs. Valentino Craft. Mrs. Charles Murray.

Mrs. John McOronen. Miss Mary Irene Lennnn. Mrs. Anna KiU-fceiahl nnd Mrs.

Timothy CU-aij. Sisnia Lambda Phi. At a reevnt meeting of SiRina ai in I'd r1 I 'In il was announced that I he ral er nil would hold a Ladies Xifihl Thursday. April Those present at the meeting were: Law-; rence V. I-'urnald, iircsident Carlton Vail.

Kv K. William Hall. Sainui'l Sholwcll. Arthur Pell. corse Sweeney, Kd.

Mason, Kullin Steiifer, i wiu Lenson. I larry Schwa g-e ral. Alfrr-d Alt'' it St roth man. Andrew Lemon, diaries Huthwall, Klwood Smith. W.

Tappen. I'i Alpha. I'i Alpha sororitt-. Alpha chapter, il! hohl its annual sprin danee Friday rwninff, May -I, at the 'Hotel St. fjcorae.

The coni'uittee in chars- ineUjder i lu- Misses Marion Keil Lo-v v. M. imtli Maul. luu MfKf'p. Th'- pfiirons and pati'on--sscs are and Mrs.

l'ndd Mi mil I rs. md a nd Mrs. Arthur L. McKe Arlhur U. Newbr-r Mrs Sundford T.

Ha-k am illy. I'ld r. I p-Hon Alpha Omcua tie- :ec.nt rcs'uhir ni" i li ph rf I 'psiiun -t ir.it- rnity it was "ti 1 th--- ba.nuuct and tine of Alpha Id--, to um ri nr April 14 lo SKiu-liin-j in M.r. ur i lati rlil (annua. Kim eh ipter of Tail Flii Camma sorority im a meeting at the Mi Kmily arsons, til Ibiv ihoriic Tuesday I ti '-ss ns discussed nd the 1 1 da ncc com in it tee, in.

hid in l- Mildred Thatcher. Mettv Corbet t. Miss Ibl-ii h- I and Miss Ksthr Warwick, iinu-d Mrs. .1. Thatcher.

Mrs, A. L. cr-rbett and Mrs. II. K.

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