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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-07
Literary Club.

The current events and current litera.
ture section had charge of the pro
gramme at the Ladies' Literary club
on Friday. Mrs a T. VOllmer re-
viewed Strong Hearts, by George W
Gable. This book is the last book
written by this popular author, and is
considered by critics to be his best. II
is comprised Of three short stories, The
Solitary" The TaxideTmist" and 1.-THE
EntomOlogist." Mrs. Vollmer treated
each one separately, and gave to each
a most comprehensive review. Mrs
George Snow Carleton followed with q
discussion Of Woman and EcOnom-
les"
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Utah State Council.

The Utah State Council of Women
met yesterday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. William Jennings.
1t was decided by the members present
to honor in some tangible way Mrs. Su-
san B. Anthony, who has for the past
fifty years served so loyalty the women
Of the United States. Her birthday IS
the 18th of February, and the ladies
decided that the gift should be present
ed to her on that day.
To honor her still further, the MEM
bers Of the Council throughout the
state will be asked to join with the
members in this city and hold some
special meeting on that day.
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Uecfau.

The Cleofan met on Tuesday last. re-
aumng the regular meetings after the
holidays Sketches were read by Mrs.
Susie D. r. Wells from Pope's Essay
On a Critic and Essay On Man.
An article on London Bridge" was
given by Mrs. Alice MOyie, after which
the members enjoyed a social half
hour over the teacups.
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MRS. SEWALL IN CHICAGO.
Making Preparations to Attend Con-
gresses In Paris.

crosses IN HarlS-
Chicago, Jan. 6.-Mrs. May Wright
SewaIl of Indianapolis, president Of the
International Council Of Women. who
has been appointed by President Nc
Kinley as a delegate to the congresses
Of the Paris exposition, reached Chi
cagO last night called here by duties
connected with the national council Of
women, of which she was president I'M
til recently. When questioned about
her plans for work at the exposition,
she said:
II shall leave for Paris in June and
shall participate in the work of the
education congress, the literary con
gress and the organization congress.
Afterward I may so to st. Petersburg,
to which city 1 have been invited by
some Of the prominent Russian
women"
Mrs. Sewau was unwilling to speak
in detail of the plans which American
women will carry out at the exposition,
saying that they had not been fully
formed. She is to meet Mrs Potter
Palmer. the only American woman
commissioner to the exposition, to dis
cusS the matter.
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Practical Demonstration.
Omaha Morld-Hera1dN

IOLIdIIlI tIII-TICIdIu-I
Little Johnnie entered the parIor. and
after gazing for a few moments at Sister
Susan's beau, suddenly turned out the
gas
What did you 90 that for, you little
wretch?' exclaimed sister after relight-
ing the gas
Because" said Johnnie. you said AIr.
Softleigh was awfuhy lightheaded an I
just wanted to see if he was light enough
to see in the dark
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PROVO CLUBS.
Nineteenth Century Club.

The Nineteenth Century club met at
the home Of Mrs Z. z. Corfman Fiji
day evening, after an adjournment OF
three weeks. An interesting book re-
view was given by AIrs. Buckler.- After
recess Mrs. Wedgewo1d read an article
from the Club WOmen's Magazine. Club
adjourned for one week, to meet at Mrs.
COrfman's-
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Knew What He Wanted
Boston Courier.)

CustOmer-GOOd mOTningi I would like
to look at some Of your chest protectors.
Hardware Dealer-YOu're in the wrong
store my friend. You'll find chest pro-
teCtOrS IN the gents furnishing store
across the way.
Customer-Excuse me, but paddock IS
the best protector for the kind Of chest
1 m thinking of.
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Home Culture Club.

On Thursday, Jan. 4, the Home Gull
ture club held its regular meeting at
the home Of Mns DR.. Smith. French
history during the reign of Louis XVIII
was reviewed, Mrs Johnson being
leader for the afternoon. An interesting
paper on The Men Of the Hour was
prepared by Mrs. Randall The free
discussion on Housekeeping Made
Easy" opened by Mrs. F'leshner, proved
very amusing, and there were many
evidences Of a housekeeping TeyOlu-
ton breaking out in the II. G. &. The
club adjourned TO meet with Mrs. II. H.
Smith on Jan. IS.
See Lace House ads on pages 20
and "a
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Woman,s Club.

At the meeting of the WOman's club
on Tuesday, Mrs. A. V. Taylor read an
interesting paper on The Relation Of
Political Freedom to Industrial Re-
form" No discussion followed, owing
to the absence of the clubs president,
Mrs Sanford
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One on the Iceman
Cleveland Plain Dealer.

lCIeVeland Pam Dealer)
briggs lives on one side Of the street
and RiXby just opposite on the other side.
A day or two ago Briggs went out and
had an earnest talk with the iceTnan. He
tried to persuade him not to drive through
the street"
'Why?"
friends"
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To Be Told to the Marines.

t1uuLstllli / Jiis Z ft-7S.)
TOO bad the Beers had to lose another
hOWitzer' said the Shoeclerk B0arder
who is an Dom Paulist
We'll anyhowitzerved their purpose
for q while" said the Cheerful idiot.
Almost at once. the waitress, to whom
the Cheerful IDIOTS hUmOr particularly
appeals, giggied amazingly.
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Utah Sorosis. {

The Utah SOros.s club met Wednes-
day evening in the club rooms, vice
President Mrs. J. Beck presiding.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Warner read chapter AI
of Mvre's history. Mrs. Jacob Evans
read from page 80 to page "a, "Educa-
ton of Man. or Man In His Earliest
Childhood" which was very interesting.
Mrs. Grant c. Bagley was elected sec
rotary, vice Mrs. John Swensen, re-
signed.
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day evening from visiting her brother at

day evening from visiting her brother at
Logan.
q o o
Mrs Peter Lund and daughter spent the
holidays at Mt Pleasant. They returned
home Tuesday morning.
% = 9
Professor Richard Lyman and Wife OF
salt lake are spending the week here
visiting relatives of Mrs. Lyman.
. . -
John z. Brown, Henry Jeppson. Robert
Garner and Laura Bullock, students at
the university. wiz resume tkeir studies
there next week.
. . o
Miss Martha ThOrne and Miss Jennie
Walker, students at the 3. Y. academy,
viii return TO resume their work tomor-
row.
o 8 8
The schools opened Tuesday morning
with very large enrolment. The seat
ing capacity is taxed TO IFS utmost limit.
. . o
Misses Ella and Emma, Larson enter
tanned few friends at cards Friday even
ing.
. 8 o
Miss Carrie Nelson expects to accept a
position as teacher in the schools of Pay
son as soon as they reopen.
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The literary clubs Of the city have all
resumed work. after a. much enioyed
vacation. For the remainder of the
year the work will be continued along
the lines mapped out in the autumn.
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

Private Germ Johnson of company A
was duly enlisted in the matrimonial
corps last Wednesday night.
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Colonel John Meter, inspector gen.
eral Of target practice, has entered into
business in this city and will reside
here in the future.
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Private Carl Peterson. better known
as the Terrible Swede," has returned
from short visit 10 Eureka
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Shoe Prices Cut Down
at the great stock taking shoe bargain
sale at z. c. NJ. J., commencing Mon
dav. Jan S.
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G. A. R. Installation.

The joint installation ceremonies Of
James B. Mexican post No. 1, and
James 3. Mexican WOman's Relief corps
No. 1, G. a. r., viii take place at their
hall in the l. o. Q. F. building, Market
street, Tuesday evening, Jan. 9. 1900.
commencing at 1880 p. m. The mem
bers Of George r. Maxwell post and
WOman's Relief corps are cordially in
Vited to attend.
BY order of the joint committee.
r. G. SLEATER. Secretary.
Cloak Department Sale at 2. c. NJ I.
Lovely goods at half price Week
commencing Monday, Jan. s.
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army hospital corps last week
Corporal V. H. Davidson Of company
b has been appointed to the grade Of
sergeant, vice Samuel Blundeu, re-
dnced to the ranks.
Colonel Tatlock. formerly inspector
seherst OF target practice. was a Wis
itor at the armory last week
Company A viii hold its first drill of
the year tomorrow night; also a. bust
ness meeting for the purpose of elect
ing a company council and any other
matter Of Importance that NAV be
brought up. All members are requested
to be present.
Company B has now four vacancies
Tor e0rpOralships, which win be flied
on the 18th of this month by a com
petltlVe examination.
Private Samuel BlundelI of company
3 returned 10 the city yesterday from
Eureka.
Sergeant Frederick J. Burkhardt of
company G has rendered his resigna-
ton for the purpose Of transferring to
company b.
The regular semi-monthly meeting Of
the Officers association will be held
tomorrow night ar the armory at
o clock sharp Colonel J. f. Critchlow
VIII favor the association with an adj
CreSS, after which an election of Off
GERS will be held, and it is desired that
all officers viii attend if practicable.
The signal corps held its first drill Of
the new year last Thursday night with
good attendance, the drill consisting
OF the manual Of arms and the march
lnsSa After drill a business meeting
was held and a company council con-
slstlng Of Captain J. A. Greenewald.
Lieutenant W. H. Tobias, Sergeants T.
j. SkidmOre and W. PIumhoff. was
elected, with Captain GreenewaId as
treasurer and Sergeant PIumhoff as
secretary.
The business meeting which was or
dered by company B for last Wednes-
day night was preceded by a short drill
of fifteen minutes. after which the
members proceeded to business. Cap
tain o. II. Hassing, Lieutenants Du-
rand and GOOdmansOn and First Ser
geant SOphuS Lund Adolph Lund and
Private Barton were elected as a
company council for the ensuing year.
Company c viii commence its regu-
lar weekly drills next Tuesday night
and it, like the other organizations
viii hold a meeting on that night to
dispose of the many important matters
of business to be brought before it at
that time.
Company F at Bountiful will have
an addition built to its present quar-
tiers, which are very small, and it is
proposed to eXpend at least 800 for
this purpose, Captain L. S Haywood.
who was in the city yesterday. says he
viii have the best company in the
guard before another encampment.
See Lace House ads on pages 20
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Sergeant David Everett Of the signal
corps and Corporal Joseph E. Rawlings
OF company enlisted in the regular
army hospital corps last week.
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Corporal V. II. Davidson of company
b has been appointed to the grade Of
sergeant, vice Samuel Blundeu, re-
duced to the ranks.
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81 2 --O1IeJ III DU III5 oLUes-
You can do it at the great shoe bar
gain sale at Il. C. NJ. l., commencing
Monday, Jan s.
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Save Money in Buvi11e Shoes.

See Lace House ads on pages 20
and "a
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Misses Ella and Emma. Larson enter
tanned few friends al cards Friday even
ing.
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Company 2 at BoUntiful Will have
an addition built to its present quar-
tiers, which are very small. and it is
proposed TO eXpend at least 500 for
this purpose, Captain L. s. Haywood.
who was in the city yesterday, says he
viii have the best company in the
guard before another encannueDt
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Colonel Tatl0ck, formerly inspector
general OF target practice. was Wis
ltor at the armory last week.
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Miss Carrie Nelson expects to accept a
position as teacher in the schools Of Pay
son as soon as they reopen.
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no doubt the people Will find any len-
ture he may choose to give
49,
Reading club last Tuesday three entertain
ing papers were presented in keeplng wi III
me days programme, Mrs MacGregor CIV
-. ..s. ."ps suu , se,
~, aapa, mssiu'nu, "vsn
a ~ ns miuss.a.eu Win maps' MISS
NisMoi'u ivioweu WIN ner essay on tne
'Vsase y, 'e'u'uanu ~ Mose'an s'ounu
the world
~ the next meeung " this ciuo the
ridsS .,sa Inc ss,ecs,o, =, sa,eg,s., -
the State Federation OF Clubs must DO
made. The State federation will be held
~ me c'.y o. san Antouao Aprii -, u
atu ~ =. th's meeuns OF the eiup MIs
narWooo. irom one OF tne literary elreies
Of pes MONIES was present
for their hrst social event, which Will be
a eotillon TO be given on some date be-
tween now ana ethe nesinhins OF Lent
me cluo mas membership OF Rpout lorS
young married mef, ana they propose 70
give several entertainments during the
year, they VIII not eonhne themselves
wnoily 70 aahelnS, OUT VIII ais' s"e
A., - an,
c,'1.., 49,,
onilies VI No'iHan''' " We sNen "''N'
Easter, ana she has also the score OF an
other opera In practice, Both OF them
WI ~ snen tor ene Sehs a ~ Wv ~, *,
Woman's club. Mrs. Carr has already the
promise OF fine chorus and some hne
soloists, and that she is on deck means
that things VIII be well managed.
49,
The wedding of Miss Ida May nollocls
and MIR. Thomas clinton Dunn, H.. viii
,nt. ,1,.a - No,,so,. rhursdnv m
en - ,s az rr,da, NJ .,l
4 Mrs. Thomas Dunn, sr.. win be At hons
I informally from 3 10 o'clock, Introducing
I their daughters Mrs. Tracy h, Dunn ana
very eongenia party OF 'Fiehas 'ei'
for Mexico Thursday night In a private
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Personal.

Miss Carrie Miller Of Virginia is visit
ing Miss Grace Dennis
Mrs. Horace Booth with her two little
girls. is ysiting relatives In Tyler.
Mrs j. b Morrow OF Galveston Is Visit
ing her mother, Mrs Lockwood Meggeit
Mrs. James l.. Bates OF prazorla Is the
guest OF her sister Mrs r. l.. Collins.
Miss Katherine Browne is at home again
after d pleasant visit 60 her brother IN
Washington. D. 9.
Mrs. Mary Stone Gregory left for Gal
weston Wednesday, where she Is the guest
OF Mrs. c. q. Thompson.
Mrs. Charles n. Stevens. who was with
her cousin. Mrs Y. b. Parker. for q
few days last week. returned Thursday 20
her home 10 st. Louis.
Miss proussard. who has been with Mrs.
q, A. Mistrot since the Christmas holt
days, viii leave Friday for her home IN
New orleans.
Mr. and Mrs. George Neville returned
Wednesday from their wedding journey.
which was spent in New York, Massacnn-
settles and Virginia. They are az nome
al 1906 Capitol avenue,
Mrs. T. C. Radcliffe viii have her sister,
Miss Jeannette Woodward. Of Fort Worm,
with her tomorrow for visit Miss Wool
ward will be welcomed back as she Is one
of those bright charming girls that are
always welcomed wherever they go.
Miss Euniee Weller OF shreveport, La
who was visiting Miss Beatrice Moskowitz,
left for New orleans Tuesday eyenins.
Miss Weller will remain In the Crescent
city until some time after the Mardi Hlas
festivities. and then viii return 10 nes
home at shreveport i.
Mrs. H. e. Bennett OF Galveston Is
the guest OF Mrs. James o. Ross MIS-
Ross also anticipates the pleasure OF nav
ing Mrs. A. II. wootters Of Crockett ana
Mrs. Della Eastman OF Huntsville MIN
her tomorrow. They will remain over tes
sl,a raeention Wednesday.
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way with it's success The flag committee
reported and several other matters were
disposed Of.
The Daughters of the American Revolu
ton, forming Lady Washington chapteb
met in the Capitol hotel phrlors Ihes-
day, with the regent, Mrs, Seahfook sya~
nor. in the chair. Mrs, Thomas Il. Frank
lin the chapter historian. waG instructed
by the chair to prepare literary pro,
gramme for celebration Of General
Washlngton's birthday by the chapter
and Mrs j g. Hutchinson received her
credentials as delegate to the general
convention, 70 he held In Washington y.
c.. ON the 22nd of this month. The other
delegates from Texas VIII be Mrs. j.
Clark OF Austin. Mrs Henry OF Dallas and
Mrs Bell OF Fort Worth The next meet
ing OF the chapter Will be held on tue
llth OF this month
There was called meeting Of Robert
r. Lee chapter United Daughters OF ihe
Confederaey, Monday morning with Mrs
!. c. Hutchinson, president. In the char :
The subject OF making money for tho
monument and the ways by which that
object could be ACCOMPLISHED were The
subjects OF discussion. The accession OF
three new members cheered the menu
bers These were Mrs, Ramakers. Mrs
w. r. Webb and Miss Willie Terry Wepb'
The president announced the standing
committees for the current year as tol-
| lows
Credentials Committee--Mrs. W. V. r.
Watson, chairman; Mrs. R. $ Lovett, Mrs.
4 b. +. Weems.
Committee on Finance aud Entertain
ment--Mrs Presley X. Ewing chair
man; Mrs O. r. Holt. vice chalrman
( Mrs. william Christian. Mrs u y.
Moves, Mrs. A. s. Hall Mrs. b r,
weems. Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs lohn
J. Cannon. Mrs Harris Masterson' Mrs
7 j. A. Mullen. Mrs. seabrook sydnor. Mrs
/ w. @. Crane. Mrs ] " Lea. Mrs. Mar
cellus Foster. Mrs William ]. De Tre-
will Mrs. j. II. Trezegant, Mrs. Rupi-
deck Ramaker, Miss Alice Dumble
Committee on Decorations for Anniver-
l saries-Mrs A. r.. Sydnor, chairman
Mrs. Carter Walker. vice chairman; Mrs
r.. NJ. Johnston, Mrs. d, stuart MIS-
/ A. q cockrell Mrs. J % MeAshan' Mrs'
Ia. @. Henry. Mrs william D. Cleveland;
Mrs. S. X McIlheDny, Mrs. Bernhars
wall. Mrs. r.. v Gearing, Miss Emily
Beayens. Miss Louisa salter, Miss Jennie
Cresswell
Committee on Programmes for Ami
versarIes--Mrs. Jesse A. Bryan, chairman;
Mrs W. " r Watson. vice chairman I
Mrs. NJ. q Howe, Mrs. Thomas r, Franz
lin Mrs. George Kidd Mrs. b Ran
dolph. Mrs. J II Waties Mrs. Adele D.
Loosean, Mrs Philip II Fs1. Mrs NOT
man Kittrell. Mrs, W. X Wepn' MISS
Mamie Gearing.
The steady increase Of the chapter !,
very encouraging, but the members tee'
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that they ought to have membership In
the hundreds and would be glad to have
all who arc eligible send for application
papers. After the present work Of raising
a monument is completed they hope TO be
always ready with money TO help the old
Confederates and also to assist other pa
triotic societies to fill Texas with beau
tiful memorials To her great men.
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collad, Texas. February Sup % oa@
No Candidates have announced for ofnee ~
this county. .1. 49,
s,veo n she residence Of Judge " =
Browne Tuesday night 70 honor p y.
Misses Browne Of san Marcos ~ne ~ -
4 visit here.
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The meeting OF the San Jacinta chapter
was postponed until Friday afternoon on
account OF the funeral OF Major Drew.
There was goodIy number in attendance
and much routine business attended TO. a
committee. composed of Mrs urwitz and
Mrs. J. G. Campbell. was appointed 70
arrange for the proper celebration OF the
% OF March. in case the unwilling OF the
Rosenbere statue 10 the Texas Heroes In
galveston does not take place on that day.
IN that case the chapter hopes 70 attend
The ceremony and Will not interfere In any
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Mrs. |. w Walker was the hostess OF
The Thursday Afternoon Euchre club on It's
name day and the following guests were
added to the number: Mesdames j. ],
Cannon, NJ. IT, Garnett, II. w. Garrow. II.
$. Lovott. ]. o. Ross. William CHRISTIAN,
NJ. Il. Bennett OF Galveston, u. NJ Win
stead Of San Antonio, John House, j. q.
Mullen. c. =. shearn and Misses Kirk
land. Broussard and Patout
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Mrs. !. Y. Van Dyne entertained tho
West End club at Mrs. c. H. Peseay .
residence Monday evening.
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Mrs John Il. Lockman entertained the
south End Neighborhood club Thursday
evening.
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Mrs. W. II Taylor will entertain the
Main Street club next Tuesday ana MIS-
T. g. Ratclln the next week.
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The spnster club win meet with Miss
Mabel Windle. zoos Milan street. neA'
Monday evening ~ o'clock.
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PAIR lotto Societies.

Robert z. Lee chapter U. ID. G., YIN
hold their regular monthly meetin SO
morrow at the usual place.
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The Ladies' Association OF the First
Presbyterian church are going to bring the
well known lecturer, Mr.. George Kennan--
he OF Darkest Russia fame--tf, Houston
on the cath OF March to deliver a lecture,
the subject OF which has not yet been
chosen. Mr.. KEENAN, represented the
Outlook in Cuba last year and hit articles
On the subject were very interesting as
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Social Clubs.

Miss Lula Bryan was the hostess OF the
Fan Tan club Friday afternoon.
Mrs I, b, Wolf will entertain the
Third Ward High Five club "Wednesday
-nNnnlng.
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The Young Mems Hebrew society gave
their initial dance at Montehore hall on
the evening OF the 2sth. and i this is 70 be
taken for a sample Of evenings 10 come,
the outlook for the society Is very bright.
The hall was handsomely decorated and
the supper a pleasant surprise from the
young lady friends OF the clubmen. The
music was excellent and the floor nne-
the result, very enjoyable evening. so
the members OF she club are very much
encouraged TO keep up the good work.
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The womsr's club made the ffth
wednesday In January a very agreeable
day. meeting with Mrs. Richard Nors'
worthy and passing the afternoon with
music and readings and tea and CHESTS and
ali sorts OF agreeable ways OF spending
the time Mrs. Paschal Hamblin and Mrs.
A. T. Dyer both read amusing sketcnes'
..IIow I Trained Caleb" and How Judy
Meshea Saw Hamlet" Mrs. Hume played
and Mrs. Lillard sung, and there was an
amusing scene with spooks who one after
another went marching on into obscur'
ity. Then there was contest 10 see now
many present could dig the name OF poet
or author out OF some ingenious cues
lions. t~eniy.four in number For the
greatest plumber OF them answered correct