New-York tribune. [volume], January 28, 1917, Image 58

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Kappa Lpulon f-ralnmiy on lh? occasion of the dedication of
their new clubhouse, al 30 NXest 44th Si. Chapter banners were
carried by forty three ol the 500 memb-rs present The Nev* York
Philharmonic Orchestra played and Rear Admiral Pe?ry. who
planted the Deke flag at the North Pole, was among the speak
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Major-General Leon-ud!
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Mn. Louis Brandies, *.\ife of the Associate Jus?
tier ol the Supreme Court of the United States,
doesn't pose for very many pictures In fact.
v?hen she ha* one taken she doesn t "pose" in
the accepted sen*-?* of the v.ord Hence the un?
conventional appe.uarice of this one.
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