. La Chaudière. wasa mariage simulé dans lequel Rob Richeywas le marié, Charlotte Mahurin thebride ragoût et j-l'officiant Tulse-offi cer. Le mariage était nouvelle et wellworked. Après le noeud a été attaché le ball-prix a été effacée et Paul Hahns-chestra ou frappé d'une mélodie populaire andimmediately dancingaround gaiement tout le monde a la parole. À une heure tardive deliciousrefreshments ont été servis aux invités.Mlle Helen Willson a été président de l'utertainment(comité et elle wasably Ijy assistée de mademoiselle Catherine Dan-n.Ecker. Miss Elizabeth Weiss, MissHelen Lowry, Miss Dolly Gest, MissMoy Hetrick, Melle D

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. The Caldron. wasa mock wedding in which Rob Richeywas the groom, Charlotte Mahurin thebride and Stew I-Tulse the officiating offi-cer. The wedding was novel and wellworked out. After the knot was tied the ball-room was cleared and Paul Hahns or-chestra struck up a popular tune andimmediately everyone was gaily dancingaround the floor. At a late hour deliciousrefreshments were served to the guests.Miss Helen Willson was chairman of the(utertainment committee and she wasably assisted Ijy Miss Catherine Dan-n.ecker. Miss Elizabeth Weiss, MissHelen Lowry, Miss Dolly Gest, MissMoy Hetrick, Miss Dorothy Wolf andMiss Charlotte Mahurin.—o— The Student Players, a very popularorganization, was organized shortly af-ter the arrival of Miss Suter. It hasdone splendid work and has also hadmany a good time. During the Winterinformal gatherings were held at thehomes of the members and these affairs;.re thought of with much pleasure. InDecember, ^Miss Phyllis Bales was hos-tess for the members, and a most en-. J03aljle eenitir; was spent. Alusic, games and dancing were enjoyed equal-ly as well as the refreshments. MissElizabeth Urbahns was February hos-tess for the group, and here anothergood time was in store for the guestswho danced and sang and played andfeasted. The last social meeting was host, at his liome on Forest Park Boule-vard. They tell me that the refresh-ments were delicious and everyone re-grets that they were not served firstand last instead of only at the conclu-sion. Miss .-^uter has proved herselfto he an ideal chaperone as well ascoach. La Robe A. Porter, Mademoiselle (Gladys . Lyndman) Long after the passing of a pretty oreven a beautiful girl, the memory of hergeneral appearance rather than that ofher features remains in the mind of thebystander. Many truly beautiful girlsruin their appearance by inappropriatedressing. The turn of a collar, the flareof a ruffle or the line of the hem are lit-tle things that go to create an attractive-ly dressed girl. Man

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