Weekly Messenger - 1928 April 6

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F^V^I^M; w^cEjmmm
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I ;S ^Famous} in Rei^rtbiirei FfeUs;
^-"^The ^^^jSowid^Biol^ieai; stiaiibri
v; ait Friday Harbpiv; San Juari Island,
£.will open its^ summer session June 18,
rOTtt";yanoua^courses in science of-
/}feraL;-:;}};;};^^}'};-;•"};. }}::; v^C;'-;}
^'S/ 3 ^ } s t a t i o n - i s : ; located:near Jthe"
^tbwn of Friday Harbor and the Nor-
—'••;;'.i-'--'• •'.'.' -';;• '••'.'•'/ . ' - - . , ' .'.. . •- -;•'•"'.::'.-'
mal' is cooperating with the Uniyer--
sity;pf ^iwliington^at this school \by
bffering twocourses- iri plant•-arid'
:l;.anjmalfWoltogy;-- -''•';?" -"'".•'••
~ T^Either- o f c t h e t w o courses offeral
•}ljy:^e V Normal j m a y substituted
< for iNaturei Stucly, .and Science • and
^yiKzawtipn l a , l b , and lc, which are
' }requn-edcourses^^it the Normal. Ap-
;-v^Uc|aro8> for->;Uf.e:'''diplomas may sub-
: atitutp either}; course for the addi-;
ylional quarter, work;requirement;af-
,};;ter: graduation..-- ;i'\,-- •-' 'W .-.;
.' Conditions for learning from the
-ieaching point of ; view^areideal at
:;.:Friday;;Harbor, especially if work is
y laken-jn^ thei Normal courses, which
;; stress fields w o r k . , T h e XJhiyersity
: courses are of a more scientific ria-
^tlire. :}; .>;;.;';->:- ';^'"L:} •"'••C^-...}; } "'/:-
:;;-2J -vGreaiti Opportunity Offe^ ,
...;••; I t is b e c a u s e ^ -the wonderful p p r
iC^rturiity of plant and animal study
^hat is.offered at^this. location that
;^tJ walr chosen'^by
'years a g a V K r s t hand knowledge
«f natural objects marks it from the
ordinary summer sessions offered in
Hhie city.- • :'—;,^-;. '•-;};;•- '; ?;
; -Not only may one gain a thorough
^acquaintance-: w i t h t h e c o u r s e > ; but
the out-of-door life of living in tents,
inakingitrips, and the mere: living for
"a summer." amidst the San Juan group
of islands, is likely to prove most* en­joyable..;
-V-;;-x w;;..:'•*'* ~ -
' .;/} Faculty ^ce^tional
> A wide.range of instructors, each a
master in his field,}has been chosen
> ~td make up the facuity. _Ther Normal
staff will be; composed of Missr Leoria
vSundquistj instructor in biology,' Nor-
:; mal School; R.^H. Wolcott; Profes­s
o r - of Zoology,!?University of Ne-
• braska. Other teachers come from
Illinois,fcTexasj; '••Msspuri,"'-;and':''''.Uni--
v a r s i t y ofWashington. ;-The teacher
% .'.of ecology}will -be Hi H. Gran of Oslo
- ^JniyersityV Osid"r^rway. He is the
jbutstantBiig authority in the world oh
; thatT subject": '-.->•.- ••'••;'
}}£}Exprase¥-for>the nine weeks?are
r;ebyered:vby:}T};,;} .;,: ";:;.'::
^Tuition fee fNor^al courses) ..<$15.00
yEa^ratory fee-.:....; ..>.;.^.„;:.'^v 5.00
; Tent, iwo^ pr'inore to;teht ea^:# 6.50
^Bbard, $5.50^%eek,; in; advance .; 49.50
';Stb^krooniv breakages, Oestimalte;:3.00
y^Books,-estimate ^.?....,..;„.^:.;uS.;:. 2.00
incidentals, e"^^
i||^ra^B||^^ SP"
Friday Harbor, where the Normal will conduct courses this summer.
iiliJR
::^:
^ g :;^' c l p t^
''•:•. ^-ti"?''• climbing,- >and ''roughing^ ;it,"
;;^y0Kould' be-?select^ / Heavy<X
.^•^^nick^rs-: and' middies •,' are "advised ?or
^iKy^e^womeri.:?:;- -;" ''K^^yJ-r^i-i^^y^;:^
4V&v J^i«318>';at^8 aim"} and ^will cohtinud:
'£0 -fpr?;9? ^weeks/ closing,Friday^ August
sM?S;v-#fr^;:\Nor^^
•^Ifi^S^'^S^tibnj^^
^ | | g s p h \ l y | | ^ p o n | ; ^ i i ^^
;-'5A/;liigliy interestirig;- arid active
spring: quarter is promised tliis year,
judging from the number of events
scheduled to take place. Friday; the
Y->W.?& A. willihold^ its quarterly
party and on April 6: the Campfire
Girls will stage-Z. their party,.;;' On
Saturday, April 7, Tony Sarg will
presjent his ..famous; MarionetteSj
which have won wide acclaim wherer
eyer they have ..been presented.-
: Friday, April 13\the W. A. A. will
give their all-schdrol shower and on
the" fourteenth the MacDowell club
will hold its quarterly banquet. # On
April 17}; Florence Austral will sing
at the First Christian. Church to
take the place of Mary Lewis, whose
concert was .cancelled. Miss Austral
is a fine' substitute and some com­ments
hold her above 'Miss Lewis.:
The Barrere . Little Sj'mphony will
be-; presented on April 19 and on
April; 20. the Oregon club will stage
an all-school dance and will rbe fol­lowed
by the Sophomore Class Mixer.
On. the" "twenty-seventh the Leowyr-tha
club will give i t s p a r t y , and the
"Satm'day-f^^
League Informal will occur. ' •?
;•"• Campiis Daj*, _May^ 1, and Viking
Vodyil are scheduled for the: same
date. The Frosli class mixer arid the
Edens Hall Girls'; Informal will, be
staged May 4 arid 5 and on "May
U, 12, the eighth annual Bellingharii
Tulip Festival is to be held. May
18T the Drama club will present
''Craig's, Wife", with the^ Faculty
party arid Philo. picnic coming off
the next day. ; :' < :'
The Men's club dariee or banquet
is' scheduled for May 25 -and\the
twenty-sixth will include the Variadis
Bragi dinner dance and W. A. A-Field
day. The Alkisiahs will give a
luncheon-.''on "-WedriesdayV^.May ..-'•• 30;
June -1 will see the grand returning
for Alumni day, arid Baccalaureate
services will; be held dn Simday,
June 3.; The quarter Mil. end with
the;jd'edication'-.;r^^
on ' t he fifth, arid commencjement oil
the- severith.^ >/'•'- ;; :.;;. •.;;-.• •'?; .
ARE HURLED ABOUT
Bechtel, Student Ghampipn^ Turns
^6n-Faculty-^States -\^iews Held
^ y Group. Assembly! is Heated.
Relieving the heavy charged -• a t
mospliere of last Friday's assembly;
Eldred Bechtel, . staunch * sturdy
supporter or student liberalism' in
its most practical sense/. readv:a~vdoe-"
urilerit,* to the Students' Association
which outlined ~;i various grievances
which the studentsT "hiight" , direct
to the president of the adriiinistra^
tiori'".••-.•••:••-:'.{".;';V-.V •;"r-:;,c:,'T;-,..;;-
, . S a l i s b u r y Attacked^
Int the'.presence of the entire as­sembly
of ^faculty artd students Bech­tel
openly hurled barbs of iinrest
into the thickly clouded air and
abruptly turned ;;--pn Mr. Salisbury,
speaking very plainly concerning .the
present; attendance regulations/ and
eriiphasizing such things as- Should
the ;vinstructor!s- salary_> in general)
bevdiscontinued,when he is forced -to
remain ; but ^.of school ? - - Thereby
treating him the same as the stur
dent "cared for" .under - the present,
regulations! Other::objections aired,
Bechtel 'presented the- manuscript at
the request of President CrH..Fish
er to the Attendarice Goinmittee
who stated, that it wwild be, given
consideration at the committee's
next meeting. • ; ; "v
; Sunday; Tennis Hit. y t ; . ;
Should Normal stuiderits play ten­nis
on Simday—on Normal courts?
The rest of the ^horir ; proved the
by the reasoning of faculty groups,
Presicterit Fisher, arid the neighbor­hood;
around the Normal, that tennis
should not be played on; the Nornial
courts on Sunday. _,'•.;L.-;:u. \
On the other hand, according to
the popular, vote of. the great- ma­jority
of the. Students'" Associatibn,
tennis should be. played on Suriday
on the Normal courts! • •'•..•'•'-'.''.
Emphasizing the ; last point,"
that Sunday terinis would antagonize
many church-goers toward the school,
arid stating" that he had absolutely
no; moral: objections to it hiiriself,
President Fisher closed the heated
argument "on. the^question. ;
Achievement Examination Compiled
Students Is Hailed by Educators
if&^argM^-M
!r^p^senJi]^|theH^llin^ata^
B c i j ^ ] | : 6 n | ^ r e c j ^ ;^
.Ta^ipti'Aywn:- ^d^batesj.froinj^Pacif ic
Luthe-ran^iE^SvG
^vh^ie^taoulrey^
Pc^honen^the^ other ;women's ;;teairi
l(bst3wp;'clPseV:decwhms^ hpmje;^tb;
rep^esenta^iyes upf;^thep same ;^chic»ols
^hai;^me;:jh^re^i>r:-r;:;:;';1l ^pl^^-y
'- vj ThursdayLeyeriirig^March 29^ ^Miss
Hill;.andxM88-:MaBsey^^;iw^
es'j^cisic^fpyer ithe^deMters of•'"Pa
cifie ^uthCTari;;Gpllege .^pii";' the^ques^
i\6vL,:; "KesblvedT; .That^the :Umted
^States^vttterventibn;^^inr Nicaragualis
Justifiable:": •; ^ i e "Nprmalite^
the burden ^bf proof and won a; two
to one judges' •decision. ? ; The^next
day,OFriday afternoon, the;CpUege;bf
Puget Sound debate; team was^alsb
defeated by the'lbcaliquad:;^^The'ques
tibn;iinder.fire was, "Resplvecl, That
the United States Should .Cease, to
Protect Capital Invested in foreign
Cbuntries by; Armed ; Force Except
After Fprriiai ;!peciaration. of War."
The lbcalsUipheld the negative side
of 'the question and;: were awarded
the-judges' decision.; f ;.'"-;';;V;
^.•:;--;-";--''-".: :Hbiner.Deb^es/^.-.V';"^;;-'
''. The two home debates were very
good with the arguments clashing
and the big points in the main talks
well set forth. Friday afternoon at 3
o'clbck~Audrey Gwinnett and Viola
Pbyhpnen,'representing Normal^ lost
the decision to a woman's team -from
C. P.} S. on," the questionj; "Resolved^
That the TJ^nited. States Should Cease
to Protect,; Capital Invested "in. Fore­ign
Countries by Ariried Force Exce^lT.
After Formal Declaration -sof War."
The C. P. S. team carried tfie burden
of proof arid out ^pointed the local
girls "whib had the negative side _of
the^qiie8tibn. ;'-.f"" ;;:.::;
:.:;"v"..;:;V;:
i
':.'....T^esday: afternoon Miss- Gwinnett
and; ifiss-; Poyhorien' suppbrted the
negative side Of the question, f<Re-sblved^
That J Intervention: of v the
fiable,'' against: Alyce.Casperspn and
Marie rEspesethj representatives of
the Pacific Lutheran College of Park/
land; Washington..:-,"' Although losing
the second "debate also, the decision
was very close and the merits of
both teams were, exceptionally good.
The judges' were; L. E. Robinson, of
Demingi Superiritenderit Myers .of
Ferndale, and -Superintendent Ewing
of Blaine. : :J .''^^ :•:;':
This series of debates ends the sea­son
of regular sclieduled debates foi*
Normal this year. ~1:
•>.'::>-v • . \ ".';:•':. •; o ' V;"" V.T."..-- '•.-•••.'." ?
;;'•' .-.:By;N'.^.:;-?29:;&..H.': H.-''28^y-
"It is just what I liave been hop­ing};
f o r ! ' ^ E ; ; A . : Bond..;r
: • • ? ^ : } ^ ' : ^ :
;'"These boys sure 'know" their on­ions'!
'^GwiiL.'.;;';;;' ^';^r,;;".':^r;:::.i;;^V;^i-;^;
•••~, Thus x^jabulated" these popular
about-cariipus;men-':>when^^ cbrifrorited
\yith the'test;;printed below—a per-,
feet; objeiptive test; forvmeasuririgrthe
true values received 5rorii a Normal
School; educiation;and.-wh
away with, -the iieed;.of p. the ;preseri;t
grade-atteiKlance system. , '? . ; . ; • ; -'
SECTroNFA^Answerg
;lv-How long ;liayeky^
tliW:c^stitutibri5; ^ l e r e ? " v ^ h a t ?:
•and'Hb^:^;;'-;-;^l;-^;^;^:;:;}
;ii2^ '-Dp; you^rmg the doorbellVber
fore- entering',- EdenW Hall ? _^}:>'Q/« lv' ;::~
;.;-3;i;.Db^y.cni-prefer^^des?r;^
" 4.;;Dp;they'preferiypu-?1-^'^,>£t~:
; ;5-} Wliatr-is^;ithe'^nieaning; of OKil:;
NX?/|;J;v$K;.; :f i l s S f f i ^ . ^ W^
;;;;G.; Spari^yotf;:^
tlfe^mbpri|ariw^e;;^ay|£f^^
of ;'Sefiomev;hiR?;.^ &&£];. ^/^i&J:
Section; B^Goriipletibrii; ;;f illji iri^th^/
^ b l a n k ^ . ; ^ ^ ' - ^ ;^-g:S;;K ff?y':i0Mii^
'$fc\?!:&M&i?££:.:-£&tt and;v^Xv •
•iaJ,ieliTOholp'gica|-;^
- l i n e statements that '^vill make the
following sentences' ^rue. ^ ;- ;'?
;;' ;L : Ederis hall isV-;; ; ••y.-'i^':. •••;"'^9
- ; ; a; ;A popular" sheik^ w^ll kriown
; \^..}on;:the/campus; v ' ;;)- "
-.,' :;;"^..;;Ed.Vs;;brpther,;^;.:'-v(r:^:J::r-^
; c. A; fariious beaiity paripr:; ; > ^
; 2.: Wlien you want - a date; ; ' ;
=-'";-'",a-; :Caliv;i68^--V}-';:^ 5&; V^\:f/: ^lZ
''•;;. ;b;r;See-l^ssyj^heB.y-<--.^^iyy:
::fS^
" ; ; ; c ; Consult^President Fisher; •;;
: ; 3 - " Students ;may;not'play'teiiriis
; r •.•; • on; Sunday j becaiise.;;;;;;;;.:;. ';:,u;..;;;;;.-^
> La. 'All striiderits: study on'Suriday^
; ^ ; ; b. Students 1 dislike tennis. ; ; i
;;' c. The ^courts. are: ' reserved':for
;;•;;;•, v : the} fac]ud^.^;;;^;";-5^|-'';^:^'-i
;, 4}- Jfjit :;takes-;fiye}miniites to> ;gb
; ;" frbm the ^library to ' the Jteiiriis;
;; bburtjvhpw"long^ will -it}take; to:
;^.:}?^}^Lsltbri^y^lk.;;;:.}:;^
^•v;;b£A^;lbngl:waik.^&
J;;;;;:^;;c^}A;^s^eXyisprs} cbnfererice^;s}:};v;
},:-;.;}d:-;A-;^yri^}^r^}};;;v};;:^
H;^{Editbr's Note!: ^T^e-^mprpriitf;;autli^
'brsLSpfS^his^^lest^jEav^^
"^bredS^ aiid;f52;pbiri^
vbuf}rib||Tespejeta^ly.)^
^}©tlier }f aftipu^
;a^;fbfe^^i;;^;v^S;|S-;-v^i^
} S e d i i & t ^ K | S i 2 t t i i l ^ ^
! ^ e k | l i ^ ! ^ ^ w | S | ^ l ^
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;';'&^^^^4-'^;''n«o'iirivd^r''™ni;f:l»'A*:::
Last Numbersof Musical Artists',
^Course}Programmed} for April
;;FlorenciB Austral, one pf.'-.the-'greatT;
est: of; living; sopranbsi; and.-the Bar-rere;;^
Qittle; Symphony^; thb^iiriest
small ;\prchestra}irt {the}world, are to'
appear;at-the First Christian-Church
the 17th arid}l9th;of April, respective:
ly,; as tlie; final two features pX the
1927-28 Musical}Artists' Course, r ".••
;';;•;••'; •;?;' '-j-Hai^'Few^Rivals}-;;^}-
} (Florence" .Austral; has;}few^. rivals.
To^ describe the quality-of^hejt;,.yoicbj
the} excellence }bf }the ;techriiquiB,L the
'marvelous }breath}; control ;} of-^}this
great; siri^r^ }wbuld ,be/^
tlie ^describing; of} something t h a t is:
virtually ^perfect:; \ There- ;is^ not S&.
distiixbirig ^element^(^rit;when;Flpr^
;eiice. •Anstral}sjngs;;;;/:^;;;v;^;;;,^;5^}vi;';;;:
S ^:Sl^S;iii; t o ; ^
'Amadip^ f lutistj; ^ind}';is}^,beaccpni-;
^anibd;;by^;Sanfbrd}} Schiiisi^L^cjMr.
^nia^iff^iliSplay }Spnata:5^p; #}bv;
Bacli^Beyene} by}}Dbpp^
'Perijetup} by ^ F f a ^ f r i d g e } ;;;k£j,};-;i;}
^:Speridji^;l'h^hbarly;;lif^in"
yirpjiment inwwhie^^gr^
•neY.er^feard^v|ifi.^
;lads^iid}iittle;-s^^} a^; airii^ifc :and
climc^ Scbricerts;* ^M ^ 1 3 ::s!?i^%yed
;ftn^uts<^dii^^uccess; ;a^;^ietbntf;;
p ^ g l a n ^ ^ ^ ' ^ e a ^ ^ ^
'tfiatJjajtef|fiy^(9f^
HiiKliK
S^v-'i;
; ^ } ^ l ^ ^ c l ^ ^ ^ d e n ^ ^
Jtl^oiMpyl^^
: Doesn't it sound rather pdd? Yes",}6f course, absolutely, and other
such ejaculations—yet such is the condition in this particular institu-
|ii(^p^-lu^pr}le
The Students',Co-operative^Store of Bellingham State Normal School,
or, in simple language, "the Co-op", is operated by the Students' Asso-ciatipii^
for}; t h^ :^ Isei^m^tlte
books, school supplies, athletic goods, and stock beyond mention; it
sells ^at}lp3iyei^
^h^^nbif}fpr}profi^
(tinU(bus}b^ra^;of;criticis^
; } ; ^ < £ p i e rw to
which criticism is a habit—the element which does not think before it
bpens;its}iiap}^^
b u t c w e S m i ^
nearly everyone who foolishly expects unheard of bargains in books or
other arUcles^pt sale;; i ^
;}r;*Bu^ w^y ? ^.'}^hy }such}cri^
; ( ^
things^; is t h i s r ^ f o ^
understand what trw;j£c£bp}js;^
in this school f a h d wK^
we; furthermbre believe tlwt t h e ^ w i d e^
wllidisapp^ar if; each;4tudra^
•perhaps meditate a little u ^ n } t ^ as;they ^ e.
often .represented- \&\xj^-?-^^«Z':^^^
T h e C b ^ p ^
president of theiinstitjutibn for the} purpose of providing students; with
bf^kV and-supplies}at the l o w ^
pandeel since its i h ^
in tens of thousands of dolla^ a y e a ^ aU}wthbut profit|;^What
money is; cleared ^ a f c h y ^ biwineis a|;an^ to;jaip^}iiji
increasing servicej; o T r i e ^ b - p p l isv b\vned}and operated by} ^ e } StMents';
Associatibn and s u ^ r v i ^ ^ jfe B b a^
body, and serves it well;: Why^npt}suppprt it?^; ^: }'\;}^m;;};^:';;;;} y
This editorial is n^^
the imposMDle, it is simply a plea to the members of the itudent body to
do a' little -thinking on & inatteri ihen}to}act as-their}l>est judgnvent <li-r
rects. And if there is a ^ h b ^
ance here pow^ a short tjme shpuld:s>e the;disappearahce of, criticisni^
of the Cb^p}^nd a; new s p i r i t ;^
^ ^ i d a f i ^ p i i » i j l ^
- *"••'•- '—=———i—»—«——I—» , ; & - ' . ^ ; ; , ;.
'Mi rriinbT^ttt>fffeffs«^;;psPj rptfj»aii^l ar;;lWirfrtIff;;^OMr-^
^|I^s^d|;in};RejigiOTsJ;<3e^^
S }:Sa^Is|Rbsp<msible}^b^
SiRESifiRSiEilSfilfll^^
}Fambus}:; : ' M a ^ a n J ; ^ f H l | ^ | |i
tratpr, J ^ v ^ l ^ e d ^ M a r i o ^^
Hobby; Coastwise Tour Given.
READER TO BE HERE
Sarah; Truax,^ a , d i a i ^ t i c reader of
weri-kribwn;ability, will>present;two
T^yo-^i^Jiext^^&idayis^^^.iiasseinbly--
Sarah Truax is tle;maidbn}name of
Mrs. Chas, A: Albert alid is a "name
more widely known than .the latter.
J Miss Truax made her> debut with
Otis Skinner. :u Ljater. she tbok up
work in the leading stock;:companies
of Chicago; .Detroit,} Minneapolis, SC
Paul, Buffaio, Piitslriirgh, Baltimore
and the West; Coast cities of^; Sari.
Francisco and-LpsAiigeies. She; also
toured the cbuntry^ in }the ^'Eternal
City.'^ }-;""}}--:.;}:V • ^ . ' . ; ; 7 : - j,
.'Miss Truax was one of an ail-star
cast in "The Two; (^ph^na'';}/witli
such wbll-known personages as "Grace
George, Clara • • Morris, •;_; Lois}Ja?nes^
James O'Neill, J.} E. ~Dpdspnr }Mrs.
Sarah CoweV Le jMoyne, and others^
4iShe^ will, X off er jfcb ; the ' stu­dents
two playsy "A Night in Air
Irin,"}by Fred Dimsullyj and ''Sur^
pressed Desires'', by Susan Glaspell.
HIGH SCHOOLS
" April..-.21, is* the;;date"'sbt;for;;.; the
Second A^^^VXNorthw^
jtbn-High -iSchbol}^^sicCv Cbnteist"
which ;^vill' be held^J*t: tlie: Belling-haixi
• .Nbrriial; school. Enrbllment*
blanks ' liave ibeen; - sent to } all the;
high-schoolsi of Northwest Washing­ton.
T^e schools:wiltbe divided into
classes,.. Class A Vto} include} those
schools having an; enrollment of 400
or more; Class ;B/- an enrollment of
150: to. 400, and Class. G, of less than
10O.;;,--.'-;",,} •:;;^:-:;.;};;::}-};^; -';;;;:':};.,};
? This year, two prizes are ^offered
tb ithe wiririers of first place; in the
ptcfrestraVand;;':barid;.'e1q
a-silver; cup there 'wilHbe-& br o n ! ;e
tablet v?ith}: the rianie; of the ;schppl
engraved thereon/ There;is; a silver
cup for second and third praces
school must, win the" cup three; cbn-seciitiye
"'.timesL to ;have: permarient
possession "of; ;the: cup. } } ;^
'.'•."; There are eight events in ;which;.a
(Continued on Page Tiro)
Ancient Social M ^ t ^ r ^ l ^ ^
rh ...
"The world -inbyes onward and;
in tinie^outgrows-the: laws that
in pur fathers' days; were best.'' ;
This is ;a qiibtatipn:by ;a}philpsb-
^her of\ author^ity} Let i t be applied
to etiquette arid} Emily . Post ;might
fear bankruptcy: }}Norrnal students,
her;besifc patrpns;; iriight.:decide :^it a
wasteibfl'their-tbb}valuable; time to
Ibani \sbm^hing} thatOwbuldvhptvbe
usable ;f brf all;; t i m e^
should;; be broM-minded }and;' realize
that^}educatibn} never }stbps} and; in
OTde^to^he^a studentbne}must,learn,
to: change ;what he learris ;as Kelearps'
•-^but .h}ere,}l :ai»i}bff my} subjecj.}y- (
' ^'There is^ ;no}pblicyi iikes ;^bliteriess,
arid :a,;gbbd}m^ beS}thing;
in the;wbrldp^either to;get.PneYa; :gppd
liame^p?::;rt'b} supply^ the; wari^;ofJ;it;"j
said}Biii we^I^ltpri;^ t(%ricedii^: | h a t :
rijixicii;talcb) a/3bpk}at ^sbnie'&ir^tjqupr
tatibns Xtakeri^^withputi; ^alterations;
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•ypuiig•}man}5tb;5M^dy ; ^ i thpiit }f irs^
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giv«jfjhiin^} Sn}^ppprtumty0P|;}h^^
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tiori' •^lietlierSheSwould^ilike^p^leji^!
lieri^idej m.
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^ d a r i i ^ ^ g e t i i^
engaged; .she should remain : seated
until ^the dance;,i8'':l'fihi8hea^;';''-,};,CV}i;i
}; 5. The; gentlemen • should' be;; con-
.staritly^^ on thei;watch during Tpund
darices; tb}sce that he and his part-;
rier <lb iibt collide;wrtt pther^ppuples}
Such-sinacciderit yrbuld ma^;hini a
;ppor:'dancer; ,\„.;k;;;;•;; ^:'.:;• ;;:•};}';"--}:-•
:-'4 6.;:iAvgentleman will;neyerveneirclev
the}wai8t - of} his; partner}!'or; a ^waltz.
until ;the • ririisic-begin^,' arid ;will;rei
;mbye himarni-as^sbonas it ceases. ;:
X 7. ;;It is nb-disgrace;tprbe Jbaahful.
It i s ; fbuiided;upon}^; ria^e;;delwacy^
of feeling^, whtehj properlyvlrained;
Will, expand:'into a; riutnlylgentleribssl;
^ u t ; a ; ^ h y A a n i s}
tiiig^sp^e^blunderv;;^lfe-;;; is;,, ^ither;
stepping bn'a; lady's} dress^ («il928?)
br;: spilling; water }bn; his; toigldK^at
tabled;; ";v}^}S"^;;;:;};.i;:%C}}^';;^}'«';;^^}^
S -8:'} ^Sqiibbt}girls} shpuldj^resslbe-;
xbmin^vs;^Their}dresses sh^
jrather; short; ;jM^ireaclnng^he; anklet
^Tiiusr;it is}al^ysjyputtf^
'f^pm{g^d^and'y d i ^ -}•> %\M:fS£;x
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tlier^ants^£}£^
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•;at \ 8:15}picL y^-^^l"•';; v ^ ' - f - ? ^ S ' ^ S l } |
};3foribnettp8 ;are} one ofsthe^'bl^st;^^
iorms • of; ;1meatrical"-art}VTl]«y'/^t^;^}
backriif ;"church} ';an'dv:s^cularVWa^y^ii~|
bbybria^the SBddle} Agbs; whe^; they}};}^
%ere.pppular;in cbrinectic^}^itb}}re:^}}S
ligibus;}celebrations ; TpnyJ^Sarg | i ^ & ^
largely;responsible for thXrJyjvai?^-S}'
t i i s art;a^d-;fpr^i^;preSerita
Saturday •night.} • •; •};'..;}'•• J^^::;«lfe;K"!yl-jiy
; At first^the}Maribneite8
yelbped by^cmy:rSarg purely^aa^'asX^}
hobby; fa a f f b r i i ; a : T e U ^ i o r : - } ! ^ ^ ^ ^ '^
his. more; senp^1wbrk^a's-;iiliirt
'for;: :"Th^;^;S^tuind^:^^^
and other "magazines^Sinc^jth^
•have grown ^td}suck^p6p^ui^
bntertainment; ^feature ? ; t h a t ; } ^ % ^ ^ . :Ǥ
tbur^lias been'iri;;Prdet;;eviery};8eaBon^;;}}fj
^^IHffereiit :Trbupe;;^i^e}:La^^^}j
•;rJ^anlGTO8'';Fren^^^
last^year; arp^'bbnsi(4'er(^'i:iwliii^
ing}Eurppeari}^xppnentia^}bf ^ ^ e ^ a r j t ; ^ }^
pf}puppetry;;' For; t h p s e j ^ ^ ^ t l ^ } } | ^ ; |
•last; ypai^'.-.tnere5.w^
centive :;'&&;,^l*T.pii^-i^
ette8,;:'_8p};as ;;;fo}}cpmpaje^^
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appeari&re^SattiHay'' nigtii^are;^t^|lTS|
tei;:} tian;;;thef ^urppeari}}brib8^}and^3;|
therefore, /;lbcal;jthi^re}lbyers
lookingfbrward; with}deep^ in|^e8t;J^}}S^
the^^cbriiirig;p^selntation. ;;-C:;i'<'f^-^ M?0.
V} ;-^;^ Juy«nUe}.Prbj{ramai. ^0$:$^&l
;,; The iiyforipnettes^
presented" underivtheauspic^vpfe^e^};^
American; .Association-; of} ~Wmven^0±y)
Womjeri,'-are t o ; a p p e ^ i n ; s p e c i a l : ^ ^ ; * .^
venile prpgrariis; iri}tlie}m^^
afterribbn ;;fbr:^the; ^benefit ^;:bf|'t]ae;5};}}
cliildren of this city;JJ -;Tliey}:are-Jtb;~^
give "A:^Strange:^Eoman^'}a;pIay:'jni$£%
three scenes;, taken from gRip; } ^ a ^ ; B ^
Winkft!.;;; Dpn;^9uixpte;:;; JEind^Trea8UTC}p|s
Tsla^;^^.>^his;;.wUi: ;'be;:^oilp\^;^by
' "The;;Da^tbwri}:FpUies^-§a^
• show. ;;;Tiefe ;will;;be ^a}^ha^ybf}|i;:i|;;
•fifty}'cen^V.fprVi'the^r^
terrioori perfprriiarices, wliwh}a^«lCT^i>:;|j
^ical, ;arid ; a":cliarge^bf}- seyenJ;y.rfry€is5|Si
cents;and;a^rdbllar}fpr '^ll}Baba}^anp^?^
the ;;FprtyXTh.ieye^
}:};;;•;;: -^Ticket :-^^k^Cpij^^^§0^0^
-There will ^b'iJ;:a:-y;icke^;si0,lm^
^testV/this^fternbpn }bn:r-ttiei^hj3ntg||}}||
Pne}group.; of faculty ^vai&^0:B$0iM-^§M
ed^byc^Miss};- f e l l e r ; ;?f\vill;}':P^pmpet^;:
against anpthei^grpiiipi h^ded}by|^b«|S
Ewell;} -Tlie; losers;'/haye^tp'}j^a^MiB^^
isi
winners.:
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