Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1926, Page 12

DANCE AIDS FIRE FUND OF SEAT PLEASANT, MD. “Miss Washington” Among Guests at Community Entertainment by Women’s Clubs. CUUBFROL HELD i More Than 200 Members, | large tuna was raised for payments £ ® £ on the new fire apparatus here, by t{u" With Guests, Enjoy An- night at_the nual Entertainment. | e e e d ok and Miss Emma Far N et e A s dance given Monday Community House, under auspices of the Women's Federated Clubs of Mary- More than 200 thembers of the: Cosmopolitan Club, their wives and § suests 3 frolic at i Ammana: night £ The a wi e of the te ever given by a loca teau was opened than scheduied and w the club entirely for P P . e Paradis, near remen appea uniforms. The followi: the Federated Clubs w for the success of the o Lucy Hayes, chairman; M 1| M. Ferber, Mrs. Violet Armstrong, Mary Joscph and Mrs. Kate Herrell, president of the ned the members, he turned the ente! % over to Frederick J. Rice, general| 10U 2 Chairman of the frolic, and his com- mittees. The following s A. 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