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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
NO NEWS OF MISSING VESSELS
Jeanne and Portland Have Not Yet
Arrived mt Nome, According
to Latest Advices.

SEATTLE, Wash. July 12.-As late as
July / no news has been received at Nome
from either the missing steamers Jeanne or
Portland. The United States revenue cutter
Thetis was still out searching for the long
overdue vessels. The steamer Elihu
Thompson left Nome July 1 for Seattle by
way Of Juneau. 1t sailed two days subse-
quent to the departure of the freight steam
ship Conemaugh. Thompson left Juneau
today. There its officers gave out the in
formation contained. The latter was sent
by cable to Skagway, thence by telegraph to
Dawson and back to White Horse and over
the Ashcroft line to this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
FIRE RECORD.
Drugstore at Fullerton,

FULLERTON, Neb., July 12.-(special)-
The drug store of J. D.. Barnes yesterday at
noon caught nre from a gasoline stove and
came nearly being consumed.
The volunteer hre company extinguished
the blaze before II did damage to adjoining
buildings. Great damage was done by IRE
and water to the stock. Loss to building,
about $500; damage to the stock, from $4,000
to SO, 800. The building was fully insured
and the stock insured for 81, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

HELENA. Mont. July 1.-THE mining
camp OF Spotted Horse. in Ferguson
county. was visited by FIRE last night that
practically wiped out the mining plant
and other buildings. TIL FIRE Is believed
to nave been OF i~ncendiary origin. There
was no insurance. The plant will be re-
built.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
FLOODS ARE SUBSIDlNG
Several villages I'm Switzerland Are
Saved In RhOne Valley by
Quick Work.

GENEVA. Switzerland. July i2.-Tbe
floods in the Rhone valley are subsiding
somewhat. A number Of bridge piers have
been cut down and the dykes have been
opened to allow the freer passage of the
water. and this step has saved several VIII
lagos which were threatened with inunda-
ton.
The postal service in the south Of France
is carried on in boats.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
INvENTs WIRELESS PHONES
Ernst Rhuhmer Successfully Carries
Out Experiment of Transmission
for over Three Miles.

BERLIN, July 12.-Ernst Rhuhmer, the
physicist. has invented a system Of wire
less telephony. His experiments have been
successful over a distance Of three miles.
The Invention acts on the principle Of
the transformation Of light waves to sound
waves by using searchlight and a micor-
phone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
Earthquake at Caracas.

CARACAS, Venezuela, July 12.-At 1
o'clock this morning a violent shock Of
earthquake was experienced IN Caracas.
Reports from the Interior Of the country
say the shock was felt there also. Slight
damage was done at GuarenaS. GuAtire.
YSNPclA AID IA guAiArA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
Boiler Explosion Kills one Man.

MOUND RIDGE. Kan. July 12-The
near here today, killing Arson Crippen and
seriously inJuring Charles Mippleton and
htsrallZ roasted alive
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

Lots of free attractions at Manawa.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
0NE-WAY.
$500
$24.OO
$I4.00

1924 Farnam Street. Tel. SIC.
USIoE STATION i0EH AND hAHoT, IT, ssa
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PARK CITY.

Wednesday evening the Drew hotel
was the scene OF a very pretty we'd
ding. when the Rev. Mr.. Conrad OF the
congregational church married Miss
susie Drew and Mr. John Burns. Only
few intimate friends and the members
Of the family were present at the cere-
m0ny, after which a reception was
given,
Miss Lizzie Walden, formerly Of Park
City but now of Pocatello. Ida, is vis-
iting with friends in Park City.
Mr. Andy Young and family left
Tuesday afternoon for Peru. South
America. where they will make their
home.
Airs. r. S. Fox came up to the Park
4 Tor a few days visit with friends on
Tuesday.
Mrs Perry Heath. accompanied by
her mother spent Thursday in the
/ Park.
Mr.. Thomas Tanning is visiting in
/ Salt Lake.
/ Mrs. William White entertained
about thirty of her lady friends last
/ Wednesday afternoon az her home. in
( honor Of Miss Smith of Denver, who is
! visiting with Mrs. White
g. q" .
AIr. and Mrs. William Jenords were
the recipients of a very pleasant sur
prise party at their home Monday
evening.
% % d.
Thursday evening after the regular
meeting OF the lodge the members OF
Silver Spray lodge. a. O. l.. w. enter
tanned their friends at a card party
Progressive siNty-three was the game
played, and prizes were awarded q
Mrs. #. Evans and Mr.. J. Addison
After the cards a short programme wa.
rendered after which delicious re-
freshments were served.
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Assemblr OF Mothers, congress.

Following is the programme for the
Mo- hers assembly, which win convene
MAY % and "A in the Assembly hall. 1t
Is requested by the committee that all
parents and mothers clubs sent a dele
gate to give a five minutes report ali
the morning session on Saturday:
Friday evening May %
Solo. Hush. Thee. Ny Little One
Mrs Ella Cummings Wetzeu. Miss
Kate Kanters. 8ccompanist
Invocation--Dr. Ai.rittOn.
Music
Address OF president-Mrs. E. E.
Shepard.
Address Of national president-8Irs.
Frederick Schon
Solo, IF Only You We're Mine"-AIiss
Edna DWyer.
Child Saving
Forma ton - Kindergarten, manual
raining-Professor William NJ Stew
art.
SolO--Mr. Edward COpley.
aturday-Morning Session, $50
Invocation-Mrs w. B. DougaN.
SOlo-Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward.
Miss Kanters, accompanies.
Reports of Parents clubs.
Election Of officers.
Suggestions for work-Mrs Frederick
SchoT.
Afternoon session. . O'Clock
1nvOcatiOn--Mrs. harrington.
Sclo-Mrs. Kate BrideweH Anderson.
The Social Life Of the Child'-Mrs.
Stanley
Group Of Childrens songs''-AIrs.
George Westervelt
The Step-mother's Side of the CUES
/ tion'-Mrs, Ida Smoot Dusenberry,
Provo
Discussion.
Evening Session. o'clock
Double quartette, In Picardie," Os-
gOOd-Messrs. Knowles, Chandler,
Sherman. Westervelt. Stevens, Schaf-
ner, abody and Mccoy.
/ Invocation.
"Oh, Ny Heart Is Weary'-Mrs. VIII
/ liam NJ. Ferry Mrs. WOOdmansee, ac-
companist.
Reformation 49, Enforcement Of
Law" Needed Legislation" - Mr..
/ Frank Stephens
Double quartette. Mrs. WILSON'S
/ Soothing Syrup
Address-Mrs. Frederick Schof.
/ The last meeting of the ye6r for the
/ Woman's club was held on Tuesday.
| and was devoted entirely to the bust
ness Of election. The following officers
! were elected for the coming year. Mrs.
] Amelia Gatrell. president: Miss Fan
ME BuCkbee. vice president; Mrs. How
ard Stowe. secretary; Mrs. Pease, cor
| responding secretary; Mrs. Helen V.
! Kimball, treasurer; Mrs. c. S. Kinney
auditor; Mrs. 2. n. Cook, critic; Miss
Monroe, historian; Mrs. Sanford and
Mrs. Jones, members of the advisory
board.
All the city clubs except the Review
ers have adjourned for the summer
months. and the last meeting of the
Reviewers club viii be held May 26. al
the home Of Mrs. 6. D. Moore. The
meeting viii be open to guests by in
vitatiOn, and a splendid programme vii
be given. The afternoon is to be de,
! voted to Stevenson, and Mrs. G.. r
Richards viii have charge Of the pro
gramme.
A meeting Of the new officers and o.
the board of directors of the Ladies
Literary club was held at the clui
house Thursday morning. The business
OF appointing the various committee
for the coming year was attended to
and arrangements made for the pur
chase of some needed supplies for tn
club house.
q o o
At the last meeting Of the Browning
section Mrs. Norris L. Richie wa
elected chairman for the coming year
> = -
On Tuesday evening the ladies CO tn
First Presbyterian church will give
programme at the home Of Mrs. Thorn
as Weir on Brigham street, at whic
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Provo Clubs

The years study Of The Neither
lands" was delightfully."- supplemented
on Friday afternoon at the Nineteenth
Century club by a lively narrative Of
sojourn among the Dutch. by Miss
Josephine Booth. daughter of Judge J.
T. Booth. who recently spent two years
abroad. incidentally, there were many
glimpses of other European lands and
people as seen by the clear, unsophis-
ticated eyes of a western girl. a cor
dial vote Of thanks was rendered Miss
Booth.
At the close Of the address the sub
jects for the coming year were sub
mitted by the executive committed
Mrs. Scawab was the hostess 1t was
o pleasure TO see the president in her
place, though only convalescent. At
her request the vice president occupied
the chair.
Mrs. De Noisy invited the club for
next Friday and asked each member
/ to bring guest
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Prssbyteriau,

Westminster Presbyterian Church-130
South Fourth West street. Rev. J. Rich
elson. pastor: residence, 226 West Fifth
South street II a. m sermon by the.
pastor: subject Of Discourse Con
science" The offering will be taken up
in aid of the board of home missions.
8 p. m, preaching by the pastor; subject,
"Samsons Death" 1875 p. m, Sabbath
school; 1870 p. m. EndeavOr Sabbath
school. go West First North street: 5 D.
m, Junior Society Of Christian Endeavor;
6:45 p. m. Young Peoples Society OF
Christian EndeavOr. Wednesday evening
prayer meeting at s. The subject will be
the second chapter of Matthew being the
second Of a series Of discOurses to be
given on the book Of Matthew. Teachers
preparatory meeting One-half hour ear
iier than the prayer meeting.
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LOGAN

Logan. May I7.-Moses Thatcher has
been Boo Logan during the past week. IN
attendance upon his brother, George w.
who has been ailiHg.
o @ 8
Yrs. ID. g. Reavil of Rock Springs.
Ng', is visiting with friends in this city.
4. q o.
Mr. Henry MILESTONE Of Ogden spent
couple az days Of this week I'm visiting
Cd friends in this city.
lIr To Farnes of Salt Lake City. but
lUr mlly years q resident Of Logan. Is
a.rs tor a weeks stay with relatives and
friends
Mrs T. r. Nartineau returned from
san Lake on Nondayia after spending "a
couple Of weeks there with her parents.
MH and Mrs vs.. E. Preston.
Nr and Mrs John w. owen Of PocateIo
came down from the north on Sunday for
BRIEF visit with their many friends
The many friends of Mrs. Sarah Harris
@. The sixth ward combined TO give her a
very pleasant surprise on Tuesday. A
merry party off them repaired 20 her resi-
a'Hnr where they spent most delightful
evening. Music and games formed the
'I'L aWU-NinruIe.
e. d. O.
President O.. d. Fieldsted left his home
here This week for C0peuhagen. Dem
marx. where ne will be for several
months
G @ O.
Mrs Eeber aud Miss HdCkott Of Butte.
Won't. are visiting in Logan with Mr..
AMI 1lrs. i. II. KiesoL
% % q
Miss s. r.. cIthertou of Bellevue. Ia, is
WISHING with friends here.
q. q.
"A birthday party i8 honor Of Mrs. Peter
w. Vaughan was given ON Wednesday
evening a large company of the friend.
.. me lady was present. and they spent
.a exceedingly enjoyable time. a De.
...a- supper was served and then music
ono a.1Hr HmU-Hmcuts held sway. Thos,
present. N.r"- Hes-rs aud Mesdames n
p. H7Us. George Tister. j., Z. Smith
.,an Rosa. S. j. Jopporzeu. Jesse Earl
t's D. p slater Mrs Lulu Johnson. Mrs
PERU. Johnson and Misses Addie Jeuk
@ AaF Vaughan. Gertie Gilbert ans
Ea1 NHuErrr.
o.
,AEs.a Ns1ese- is visiting with hi,
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OGDEN.

Social affairs during the past week
have experienced the lull consequent
on the transition stage from the reign
Of card parties, receptions and indoor
events to picnic excursions, lawn fetes
and other open-air events. Great prep
arations are going on for soon-to-bc
graduation events. and the usual num-
Der OF June weddings are said to be
on the tapis.
q g. %
The ball given Friday evening at the
Dignan academy by the senior class Of
the High class was a pretty affair. and
a fitting close 90 a most enjoyable series
Of parties given by the High school.
About eighty couples attended. A fea-
ture Of the evening was the introdEc-
ton Of a new arrangement OF the Ian
GERS by Professor Coniey. The dance
was very popular. and the dancers in
sisted on a repetition Of the entire five
changes.
Bert Olson was in ogden yesterday,
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. +. sBedaker entertained the
members OF the First " ard choir We'd
nesday evening at her home.
a benefit dance was given Friday
night i'm the Second ward for Elder
Tanner. who is about 90 leave for mis-
sion work.
Miss Victoria Slater was a Salt Lake
guest last week.
@ % -
Mrs. J. n Kimban and Miss Louise
Kimbal we're Salt Lake visitors last
week.
g @ O.
Mrs. Gamble and Miss O'NeiH are
back from a sojourn in the Capital City
9 q @
| Mrs. W. A. Middleton and daughter
are back after a swing around the
! scenic circle Of California, Arizona anG
/ Louisiana.
8 o. o
/ Dix-LOEan W. r. G.. OF the G.. A. r
/ gave "a surprise party Tuesday after
/ noon. I'm honor Of Mrs J. Mortz. one Of
/ the corps members Those present in
| cluded Mesdames Grimths. Huss
! Graves TOpOnce. Better. Summerville
Lewis, Cole. Couch. Luty Buchmiller
Jarvis. Bruce.
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Miss Lethbridge Is back from an ex
/ tended visit in Nevada.
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Miss Hannah Errockson Of that place,
the Rev Emanuel Rydberg perform
ing the ceremony.
Mrs. Morse and Miss Wood enter
tanned a few friends at cards Wednes-
day evening. The out of town guests
were Miss Welby Of Salt Lake and
Mr.. Marx Clarke of Sandy.
Frank Kn0wlden Of Provo has come
to Eureka to represent the Singer Sew
ing Machine company.
g q o
There were over 100 guests at the
social and card party at odd Fellows
han Monday night, given by the Ladies
Of the Maccabees. The large company
played sixty-three and listened 70 an
entertaining programme OF music and
recitations. State Commander Bud
row and wife and state Organizer Gray
made addresses.
A crowd Of Lady Maccabees drove
over 10 Robinson Wednesday evening
to assist in the initiation Of a number
of new members Of the Robinson hive.
An incendiary blaze was discovered
In the east room of the Giblin build
ing on Main street at 5 o'clock Thurs
day morning. but was quickly eXtin-
guished. This is the second time the
building. which is vacant, has been
fired.
Sperry's orchestra was over last
night from Nephi to play at the fire.
mems ball, The dance was not very
well patronized.
The Eureka schools will close on Fri
day OF next week
q g g
George Brooks. marshal Of st
George, and ex-sheriff OF Washington
county was the guest this week Of his
daughter, Mrs. Alb Harris, at Nam
moth.
Local sports are negotiating for 9
special train to Salt Lake on the 26tf
inst. 10 see the McCarthy-Donnelly
fight
Fred Flindt Of the May Day mill anc
r. 81. McCree. superintendent Of the
/ Yankee. We're 81 Salt Lake during tbs
week.
George w. Ritter, secretary Of The
Eureka Hill Mining company, returned
/ Tuesday to the city.
| - - .
| J. 3. Caldwell Of Salt Lake was ou
Sunday on mining business.
| q . g
C.. T.. Allen visited the Centennial
/ Eureka Tuesday.
! q O. o.
/ Edwin Packard. manager Of tn
/ Gcmlni and GoGiva mines was out dur
[ ing the week from Salt Lake.
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2elieious refreshments zee &C.

Delicious refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Barney enter
tanned the 1908 and 1904 class Oh. Y.
Al of which their daughter Miss VI
ola. is a member. A sumptuous ban
quet was enjoyed by the students and
the evening passed merrily with music
song ard games. Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
were assisted by Efiie Howe and Viola
Barney. The guests were: Joseph
Anderson. Francis Childs, Clarence
Jarvis, George Laney, Byron Cotton, 5.
A. Harris, Eugene Robert. Royal Wool
ley. Horace Secrlst, Jack Millor, Dill
worth WooNey Jack Walker, Horace
Merrill, Dell Webb, Sylvester Broad
bent, Frank Hoyt, \. c. Peterson,
Frysa Boyer, Rose Boyer. Clara Hol-
brook. Ethel Snnith. ora Holbrook, Luz
ella Lane, Hattie Bennett Jessie Smith,
( May Alexander. Jennie Knights. Alice
Snow, Lucille Young. Pearl Taft. Lydia
Thurman. Vera Hardy, Hazel Taylor.
Editha Farnsworth, Orson Campbell.
/ n. Vickers, j. Brockbank, r. Murdoch,
l w. Alexander, G. Fletcher, H. Ftetchet,
( NJ. Pack, E Hooks, T. Johnson, d.
/ Edmunds, w. Letham, Phoebe Camp
/ bell, Eva Ward. Irene Coltrin, Hattie
( Lane. Annie Hatton, sadie Johnson,
y
! dock. Dora Reese, Pearl Pierce. May
/ Ward. Teresa Hines Fora Smith, Sc
/ briner Cropper Nellie Scoheld, Profess
/ sors Lund, Hinckley and Partridge
1 and Messrs. and Mesdames Kiipack,
/ Woodward, Clayton and HaTtchner.
q g. g
| Mesdames Howe's, Barney's and
Miss Taylor's guests at their tea party
were: GIesdames Spechart, Houtz,
/ Yates. s. r. Thurman. j. G. Graham,
/ Alex. Hedquist, Nelke, Schwab, Page,
/ r. r. Thurman. b. Bachman, Cheever,
| l. Bachman, Knight BUttle. TWelVes.
James Farrer. J. w. Farrer. j. T. Far
rer. Denhalter Deal. Jennie B. Jones,
S, s. Jones, Albert Jones, Ann Taylor
/ Irvine. King. Havercamp. William
Wilson. PoultOn, DR. Taylor, William
Robert. Bennett. Mont Robert Booth
Young. Beck. Decker. Loose, Bullock
John. Reed Smoot b. Ciuff, WILLIAMS
Maggie Stewart, Ion Nelson, Alice Fey
uOlds, DUseuberry, Bassett, Ragley
Taft. Knowlden. r. J.. Jones, Smith
Rydalch, Strong. Whitehead. Mrs
/ Stephenson and Mrs. J. w. CoClstor
OF Salt Lake.
The B. Y. A. band gave an enjoyable
bali in the gymnasium hall Friday
evening
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A farewell social was given in the
/ Second ward house Wednesday even
ing 70 those members Of the ward whC
fwere transferred 20 the Sixth ward bS
the recent reorganization Of the wards
An interesting programme of speeches
music and Song was rendered, after
which refreshments were served. The
: event closed with dancing
81 g 8
Friends Of Miss Elsie Cook surprised
the young lady at her home Monday
evening Cards, games and musi'
made the evening pass pleasantly
Dainty refreshments were served.
Deseret Mandolin Orchestra for Sc
lect occasions. Apply to z. A. Lam
bourne Il. e. II. l.. or L. D. Niles, Al
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EUREKA.

Miss Winnie WeI5y OF Salt Lake
rr,.l 'I.n. the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Clarke.
- wy Attorney HoIzbeimer was in the
capital City Wednesday.
%. W.. Sn.mw.rs was over the first Of
"a week from Napht.
p MIS-. F. IL. H.-son is visiting in salt
. d.
Mark clarke has returned TO Sandy
.-- ."" weeks visit with Mr.. and
...s. Phil Clarke
i. L#s7o gE Weber county was
r. ~. -...Na ON official business the first
u.s ..- Brown superintendent of the
r.. colony and Eureka. was a salt
..'a. visitor Tuesday.
MIS- N.s Grace Mills spent SUNDAY ard
taE Ono Salt Lake.
..H...H .#...H....''I| |1nfU|N
t.....s..ng from an attack of scarlet
NJ CO. "
m. .... ava Mrs Eugene j. siebold are
.a's OF o. sir. baby.
v- l babies were born this week to
F---.-55..s FRANKIE and Mrs. W. P.
H. 90. ,.
g...s. Edward Pike entertained Miss
a-4 p 9aeHaard Mr.. George Vaurbn
t,-D d. Taylor Monday evening An
F-.4- 'i Miss Iva Thomas OF For.
--s.7 yer. Wyoming. who is Mrs Pixies
B-- % " o.
cr,r. emanuel RydberE Of salt Lake
rr-p preached I'm the Norwegian IAN
s7- Say The Methodist church Tnes-
ir evening, and ON wednesday unjsef
r|tg '. e-, Mr.. Edward Haro Of tbi.
1Aa Miss Alma Heino.
a. O. q 8.
-la5 i y'5o Haro Of Eureka was mar.
Cd SAT- Lake city on May s +,
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Society, Salt Lake City
Services. salt Lake theatre, II a. m;
Sunday school, 1915. Sermon fifth in the
seriesl. THE Angry God by Rev p :.
Thatcher Music. Unity Cho~ai choir
under the direction Of Professor =. n.
Cook. will render Let Not Your Heart be
Troubled" by Colburn. Mrs P. n. Cook
ana Miss Title Perkes wifi sing The
Lord is NV Shepherd, by DelaTie. Ale
invited. Seats free.
Monday-Men.s nifty club viii meet at
room IS Eagle block at 7:30 .. m
Tuesday-The Shakespeare club will
meet at the same place at s .. m.
KVeSnesday-Th Ladies Unity circle
will meet al room IS Eagle block al 2:30
D. m. The election Of officers and other
important business viii come before the
meeting. Therefore, the presence of all
the members is desired.
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Central Christian Church-Corner Of
Fourth South and Third East. Preaching
by the pastor T. W. Pinkerton, at II a.
m: subject. Gods Message in Nature"
Evening service at s o'clock; subject,
"Vvhat Christ Claimed for Himself
Suud, school at 9:45 a. m. Prayer serv-
ice Wednesday evening at O'Clock You
are cordially invited to attend all these
services.
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WOn7an'S Clubs.

Mrs. Igleheart viii deliver a lecture on
The Literature Of the South" Among
ether numbers is a solo by Miss Edna
Duncan.
8 o 8
Miss Jane Hamilton, secretary of the
National League of Women Workers
viii be in the city shortly, on her return
from the biennial in Los Angeles, and
viii stay a few DAYS with Mrs. c. z.
Alien
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At the University Sunday school. held
at the 7. D. S. Business college, begin
ming at 10 a. m. the teachers of the
various classes win deliver synOptic adj
dresses on the work OF the year. The
special musical programme will be rem
dered by Mr. Joseph Poll.
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Ogden Clubs.


The twelfth annual meeting Of the
Coterie was held at the home of Mrs.
Corlew on Tuesday afternoon. The re-
ports OF the officers on the work and
progress during the club year were
most satisfactory. There being no reg
ular historians report. the president.
Mrs. Emerson. permitted her own jour
nal to be read, this was supplemented
with an exquisite bit Of prose concern
ing the last meetings of the year and
the promises for the new year by Mrs
Gideon
The presidents final address was full
Of beauty, dignity and encouragement.
The election Of officers resulted in the
following members being unanimously
chosen: President, Mrs II. s. Emer-
son; vice president, Mrs. A P. Bige-
low; secretary and treasurer, Miss X
NJ. Greene; historian, Mrs. L. B. Adj
ans. After the business was concluded
an elaborate supper was served by the
hostess, assisted by Miss KimbaH
On Saturday afternoon, May 10, al
the pleasant home OF Miss Seaman. a
charter member Of the club, was held
the last literary meeting OF the year,
with Miss Whalen president pro tenn.
oliver Goldsmith" like every sub
+ ject by Mrs Wellenger, was well ham
/ died, and came forth from her msnipu-
! lation glowing with good humor, .prodi-
/ gality and skilla-a theme wen placed.
/ Then came sweet, womanly tribute
/ to the beautiful qualities Of Hannah
More from Mrs. Corey, president OF the
club.
In the reading Of Gray's "Elegy,"
/ Mrs. Gordon demonstrated a fire Gppfe-
citation Of its prevailing pathos and
profoundly grand. poetic tone.
j A very Interesting paper on Prog
4 ress of American Inventions" By Mise
/ Ethel Smith. was also given.
The following guests increased the
/ pleasure Of the hour: Mrs. Bent, from
/ the Aglaia, added dignity and tone;
/ Miss Keller. unlike Jane Eyre. who
/ played "a little" played SO we'll that
she narrowly escaped q second encore;
/ Mrs l. r. Farnsw0rth, &s lecturer
a student Of Shakespeare and expound-
er Of his style-demanded instant adj
miratior. while heart and substance
/ were graciously represented in Mrs.
Seaman and her daughter, Mrs. Graz
gun.
Refreshments truly refreshing wero
served by the clever hostess, ana the
club adjourned Co meet on May "a with
Miss Smith. 500 Thirty-first street and
Adams avenue. As this will be the an
nual business meeting, members are
urgently requested to be present.
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z. NJ. c. A

Y NJ. C.. A.-COrner Main and First
south streets. Mems meeting today will
be- a symposium on the temperance cues
Ton. There VIII be several short talks
nv strong men All men ere Invited to
the conference. The association reading
room is open 20 al men az D. m.