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Moffett returned thanks. Then, after the guests had proven the maxim "The proof of the pudding is in die eating,” Mrs. Alfred Hickman introduced the evening’s entertainment, with a poem: ( To all Our Good Firemen And Our Rescue Workers true We are very glad to have you Come to out* Banquet and Hat Parade too. The girls wjll now seranade you With hats both big and small Some of theta were bought last summer ; . And some ojf them this fall. We’ve often! heard-you talk and 1*US^ *: And tell us that our hats were funny, v But what you really objected to « Was that “they cost a lot of money.” i , .Y. . .„ So please forget your foolish. little peeve tonight And enter inti) this game with us Lighthearted and without spite. We want you to pick the prettiest and the! most styish too And last of till the ugliest, the tone that wiould never, never

do. j| > And after the! judging is over We'have a surprise for you Now listen very carefully And we’ll give you all a clue Examine all these hats both inside and out\ And what you find in them surely won’t make you pout.

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