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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02

uuls ia one or our large cities. not -
long ago. u that counts FOR suTtring.
but have been taught along the good
old line that men o. rot respect wouren
xho are not modest I 90 ror mean frDt-
ish. bat u the ladies And when woman
but 70 the laa.es. and uhen T1Hsaa
loree.s this. vhen she 8ares ire ariruiior
y men. then she must not feTnean the
other SEX x her sctsen brings is, re-
ward.
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a manner 20 aftTacr che bass- sttenri -
% rns1. They alloE ;hem O. paraes the
streets 5ogrF uro1 heurs urF-7tec'ec -
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sore consequence q s1eh aeGisc- SIRE
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carefuliy atteadss1 Is led artfzy But
many t4-las ne environment - rocsery.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
For the Eagle:
OUR BABY.

Cold in it's snowy bed, il lies
A sweet little blossom from the skies;
Pure from the worlds tainted breath
Twas so frail 'twould be crushed were
it left.
Fresh from the garden of the Gods,
They're strangers to our alien sods;
BY a little child We shall be led;
For, of such is the Kingdom Christ
said.
Wen stop and list for their silvery laugh;
VIII watch for the lowering of snowy
wings.
20 fit between up and threatening sins.
tor how could We bear 1t at last,
When our probation here is past.
To feel our spirit in lift had become
Too sullied to mingle with our little ones.
And when the morning. with lifes golden
dews
Is fading away into nights gray hues;
Wen know as ever God knew best;
When he called our little ones to rest.
Dear iowerets, with broken stem.
VIII they live when God has transplantei
them.
Linking the eternal with some here below,
Among Heavens forgetmenots TO grow.
MRS. ]. e. BISHOP.
907 s. Seneca street. Wichita, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-02
TO WOMEN.

To the Editor OF the Eagle:
The poem m last Sundays Eagle. en-
titled "Sadder Than Death. while Il IS
a true portrayal by many such nfe pic
lures. calls to view another question that
should engage the attention OF all moth
ers OF growing daughters and OF women
OF fun growth. as well
heard a man say lately. IF my wife,
or daughter. deported themselves upon
the street in plain sight OF any onlooker.
as I see many women Of this city and
other towns do. / would fuiy expect that
any saloon loafsr would insult them.
When a woman winds her skirts about
Der form tightly. as il can he dTaSn-
holds her head high and sails along IN
evident enjoyment that she Il tTsmFling
wo7nanly uodesty. and the aneF instincts
81 woman hard uuderfoof. she IS q sight
70 inspire the keneSt disgust % any true
seEtie nan xho respects the woman under
his care
some 81 these same women would b
deeply offended II asked 10 attend a vars-
ETY. show I woade- Il women n tights
are more plainly DISPLAYED Than many
who walk the open street MANAGE 70 dis
1 walked doxn street Behind a'VorTsan
ons ssy. who was aressed vsry thinlg-
she wore a lace yoxsd dress. tire lace
mere ssFposition a nursiag mother coz1-d
not have been more pan - Sc. And
nursing mother IN he snodss,y - hs-
hosze With her darling a7oz her hTsasf
Is = creature Iovabis Acd acAy - soox
upca- bat a WOMAN On he Tasiic ss-e-i-
10 Ike exhibit. - ainsEeai- In a-eit-on
to TIE yoke dl<pley. tie zcrzAa mention
ed hAa her skirts drawn anoGt Der 1nfh
thsrs vas 40 possi5sii;y q dorot A. -.
Wheeler she zas real ca y vzs szoGSh
- make good woman ~e@P
Sozne woman Is saylrs 5csf h>-r- Oh.
~el suess she has 70 sort % a<urs
herself
Wei. I lad thu offer CT = see-fioz -
u.4sAl IN one & the largest ssit ezs1os--
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BOATING AND BATHING.

Miss Mary Craig entertained num-
Der OF her friends "Wednesday evening II
her home At the corner of Arkansas
avenue and Eighteenth street The even
ms was spent on the river in bathing
ard boating. Refreshments were served
at the home The guests were:
Misses: lie Won Nally. celia Du Mont.
Lee Mahaney, Lotte Niusselman. Bertha
Zimmerman. Katie HESS BESSIE Gates.
Mary Kraig. Maud Gard Anna Mahaney.
Florence NUsseiman. Edith Nilness,
Helen Clark. Genevieve NIiiness. Evelyn
Craig. Frances Krais. Katie MahaRey,
Cora McAIahan. Alice Hudson. Ethel
Hudson, Anna Zimmerman Mrs, Line
berry Mrs Z. I. Craik Mrs. F. Lamb
kin. Mrs L. +. Crais; Messrs: Harry
Parsons Harry McGargle AR. smith,
Cooper Niluess, James craig
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\ BIRTHDAY PATTY.

4 birthday party was given for Mr.
Fritz Aussett July u i being his TWEEN
ty-hrst birthday. 4 jolly COOS crowd
gathered az the residence % his father
and mother, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. 5. Mussct;
There they ali Partook Of ice cream and
cake and enjoyed the music Those pres
emf We're Mr. and Mrs. ShsokCard ard
daushter Ends. Mrs ShacEfori. Mrs.
Carrie Lee. Ina Les. AIRS Barnes. Letsie
Sprung. Miss Wells. Ina McI.sin. Mrs.
Alta Jones. Newton. Ia. cousin Of Mrs
Mgssstt. Miss Matte Day. Mr. GUY Ros-
tick. Conway Springs. Frank Barnes.
Charley HookaJay. Nyul Mussett. Fritz
Musssst aud Mr- aad Ais Mussetc.
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sMITH-PAPES.

on Wednesday evening occurred the
wedding of Miss Allie Papes and Mr..
Jesse y. Smith at the home Of the b rides
mother, 1917 Park Place. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. a. Parker OF
St. PauTs NJ r Church The affair was
a very pretty one. the only attendant of
the bride and groom being Miss Nc
Laughlin, the ring bearer. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Mabel
Hamilton. The decorations We're Of
palms and flowers.
a wedding supper followed the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs Smith We're re-
membered by their friends with many
beautiful gifts. Mrs. Smith is "a daugh-
ter of Mrs. y. a Papes and a sister
|of J. I. Papes editor OF the Wichita
Star She is member of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Sons of Veterans
and holds the position of treasurer OF
that society. Mr.. Smith has for years
been I'm the Henrion drug store and but
recently was graduated in pharmacy
He will so into business for himself at
Eighteenth and Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith are at home to their friends at
ssl7 Park Place avenue.
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PICNIC At LINwooD.

The Kappa Sigma society gave an early
morning picnic AZ IAnwood park last
Thursday Breakfast was served . on
the green. Miss lrma Imboden Of De
cetur. H. and Mss Ewing ~ It Dora
dc. We're guests Of the club. Members
present were: Misses Adelaide Willis.
Nettie HouingswoTth. Marde Rowlee.
Bortense Imboden. Edith Bishop. IVA
Cole. VIVA Oldaeld. Hazel Mccoy. Oslo
Bergman. Charlotte Chain. Fern Husey.
hattie Howe MAY Smith Hattie law
renee and Jean Dean.
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MUSICALE OK WEDNESDAY,.


The morning musicale siyel by Mrs.
Georsia Mccoy last Wednesday. in Ao1oT
~ Mrs Beatrice Eeckwich % lsse Bart
uer avenue. -. Louis. was 4 very en-
3oyaole aTsfr Mrs. BeckSith had Passei
most OF her eirihood days in this etty.
and s. vas real delight % hear the
beautiful voices and high cultivation o.
the singers Of tbs city The rraSrara
Was oneaed b. Mrs. Mccoy aaa MIS-
Beekviih. who played he AAesro. aFsi
movement qf afth symphony Bee;hoTen-
These ladies had Played dsets together
dariag Ms. Beckwith's residence here,
ard Il gave Tire audience much gieasszrs
20 hear sssm In this Sork axaiz- This
number VAS fe,leSed by vocal ssle.
TIE Charmed Cup Rseckes. sGag b
LIZ a&zrx slcCaa1S- -s&s ba>stlf'-1 ia
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MISS HIII:s MUSICALE.

\ very pleasant little musicale was
given at the home of Miss Olive Hin
on Wednesday morning by two of her
younger pupils, Florence Drake and Ruby
Fleming The programme was eXcelently
prepared entirely from memory and much
thought being given 10 technic. phrssing
and Interpretation. The dainty programs
Of water-coior sketches. served as soUve-
Mrs After the program cakes and ices
We're served. About forty listened to the
numbers.
Dance Of the Satyrs. Kingross
Florence Drake and Ruby Fleming.
Curious story ----..,-.--...-.-.----.- He-iar
Meauett0 ......-.-.-.-....-... Motor
Florence Drake.
Witch's Dance -..-.----.--..-.-...-- Kuiiah
IN the Spring --....--.------..... SartoFis
Ruby Flemins-
The HD0t -.---.----.---.-. GuTttt
ReRdo Alitaire -...-.--.---.----.-. Biehl
Florence Drake.
Nymphs ----..------.-..-------.-. FrySinger
Sherzo ..-.....-..--.---.-.-.---. Schubert
Ruby Fleming.
song Of Leisure ..-.-.-...-..----. sturner
Florence Drake and Ruby Fleming.
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GAVE FAREvEI.I pARrY

Mrs. !. .. Houston gave a PARTY for
evening This Vas farewell afssir as
Miss Afleen lee, Saturday morning with
AT. r. .. Snyth Tor Cottage Citx. AA--
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AT GEUDA SPRINGS

There were registered in the Albright
brick block the following: Mr.. Dunbar
and family of Moline; ]. w.Puterbaugh.
Illinois; Mrs. S. H. Wells. Dexter; Mrs
J. Elliott and daughter Frances. of Dex-
ter, Kan; Miss Jessie Smith of Perry.
o. T.
The hotels are all crowded with guests
and all rooming houses are doing a good
business.
]. T. Royal OF Wichita visited his sister,
C. A, Royal, last Sunday.
Geuda had her large crowd of exeur-
sionists Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Vaughn and son of Emporia
are visiting her brother. Truman Jones.
AT the Smith hotel are Mrs. Walker
and Mr.. French of Eureka. Mr.. Clevenger
of Enid and Mrs. Bull and daughters of
Winfield.
Some of the names of guests registered
at Loomis bath house and Central ho-
tel are: Roy Linn, Kingman, Kan; C. E.
Coon. Enid, o. t; L. Lee Watkins, Enid.
o. T.; VIM. Dial and wife. Pawhuska;
Miss Belle Dial. Pawhuska Mrs. Belle
Chambers. Pawhuska; John Bowers.
Wellington. Kan; c. A. Payton. King
man. Kan; w. A. Mclean. FL Reno, o.
T.; Prank Porter. Ponca City o. T.; p.
r. Brennan, Arkansas City, Kan; James
Kinney Longton, Kan. Clinton Metz.
Wellington, Kan; J. w. Hudspeth and
wife Enid. o. T.; Walter O'Flaherty,
r. c. Robertson, w. j. Litchenal. F. T.
Boure j. c. Comay. Mrs. Denton, c. VIII
lard, E. w. Martin, e. w. Barker. Cory
Marbesher; s. B. Fuller, Eureka; ]. S.
Clark, Eureka; Miss Candice Merritt
Winfield; Mrs. n. ]. Morris. Wichita.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
Miss Elizabeth Han and Miss Nellie
Pferey entertained their Sundsy school
classes q girls with a picnic on wedneS-
day at Riverside park. The entire day
WIS spent at the park with games ard
other picnic pleasures. n picnic dinner
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EUCHRE THE PROGRAM.

Miss Agnes Davidson entertained the
Girls Six-Handed Euchre club at her
home. 2o4 North Market street. Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Roy Allen. Miss Helen
Pratt and Miss Gay OF Kansas City won
the prizes. Guests of the club We're:
Mrs. Roy Allen, Miss Gay, Miss FOrsha
of Topeka. Miss Marie Ashton OF st.
Louis. Miss Edna Battin. Miss Maude
Hitchcock Of Wellington. Miss Florence
Carvin and Mrs Harry Dockum.
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THE KATOW CLUB.

The Katow club held their regular meet
ing with Mrs. l.. L. Walker an Pattie
avenue. Members Taylor, Nellans, Flor
ence Liebelman Winison, Bridenstein
and Nichols were present. Misses Hart
and Rogers were guests
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MISS BISHOP ENTERTAINs

Miss Gertrude Bishop of 1915 North En-
poria avenue entertained last Friday
evening in honor Of Miss Ida Blandin
and Miss Hattie Higgs of Peoria, H..
Miss Donna Mccartney. Mrs w. w
Blandin. Mr. Dwight Torrington, NJ
Ray Wright. Mr. Verne Garland, Mr..
Ralph Martin, Mr.. VIII Blandin.
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WRIGHT-GARVIN

Miss Lillian Garvin and Mr. Ford
Wright We're married at o'clock Mon
day afternoon and are now at home to
their friends at their new home on South
Topeka avenue. The bride was stenogra-
pher for the Lchmann-Higginson com
pany. Mr. Wright is connected with the
Milwaukee Harvester company.
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AT THE GORDON HOME.

a jolly crowd of young people gathered
at the home Of Miss Lulu Gordon, 49,
North Topeka on Tuesday evening. All
formality was put aside and a most en-
joyable evening was spent in lawn games
and ItogreSve finch. Those present
were: Misses Amelia Weigand, Anna
Weigand, Mary Carver, Myrtle Lee, Belle
Homer, Maude McCanless, Louie Wag-
goner Mary Waggoner, Faye Simpson,
Mrs. Davidson. Miss Clara Staley. Mabel
Acken. Edith Preston, Mrs. NJ. L. Gar
yer. Mrs II. c. Conley; Messrs. George
Carver. Charlie Carver, Charlie McKen-
zie. John Davidson, Ed Staley, James
wilkinson Charles Higginson, w. F.
Mcfarland, John Burbank, Roy Flem-
ming and II. G. Conley.
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sCNDAr EVENING MARRIAGE

At the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Haycraft. 1927 South
Main street, the wedding Of Miss Dora
Haycraft and Mr.. Paul Graham occurred
last Sunday night Rev. Prof. II. 3
Scott performed the ceremony.
The bride has been a popular teacher in
the city schools and is well known here.
The groom is employed as bookeeper in
the furniture store of Goforth Bros. on
the West Side His home formerly was
near Viola, % miles southwest of the
city. where h is well and favorably
known. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham are at
home to their friends at 1924 South Main
street. until their new house on the cor
ner Of Bailey and South Water street
shall have been completed
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FOR PEORIA FRIENDS.

At 1245 North Emporia avenue Miss
Gertrude Bishop entertained several of
her friends last night. Miss Bishop is
a sister of Mrs. Van Arsdale at whose
house the entertainment was given. The
party was in honor of the Misses Blandin
and Higgs, who are here from Peoria,
III, visiting relatives. Those present
were: Misses Ida Bla yiin, Hattie Higgs,
Donna Mccartney and Mayme Chandler;
Messrs. Dwight TorringtOn, Roy Wright,
Verne Garland and Ralph Martin.
ENTERTAINED AT HUTCHINSON.
Hutchinson News: Miss Gertrude Ben
edict of Wichita. Miss Jessie Benedict,
Miss Nettie Talbot, Miss Helen Lam
born. Miss Elizabeth Ballard, Mr.. Roy
Koontz, Mrs. Charles Pells and Mr.. Harry
Elbrader made up a jolly party, who
after enjoying a plunge at Stevens pond
last night. spent the remainder of the
evening driving over the city.
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A TUESDAY MARRIAGE.

On Tuesday. July 18th, Miss Anna NJ.
Green, Of this city, and Mr.. Herbert n.
Wilson. of Boston. Mass, were married
at the hpme of the brides father. Mr.. j.
r. Green, 1914 Jackson avenue. by Rev.
DR. Parker. Mrs Wilson is a very es-
Unable young lady. and has large cir
Gle of friends in Wichita, who wish her
much joy and prosperity in her married
life.
The bride and groom will start for their
new home on August T. They viii enjoy
their honeymoon IN Chicago, Niagara
Falls, and New York City, thence taking
the FAN River Line steamer to Boston
They viii be at home to their friends
about September TO-
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The Week iD Wichita Society
No Bears in gyicbtay'S Marital Market.

dition was encored and he responded with
The Sweetest Flower That Blows" by
Wander Stucken-
Mrs. Frederick Hellar sang next, Litz's
Die LoreIa." This talented young sing
er gave the number with fine expression
and intelligent rendering. Responding 10
an encore with two exquisitely beautiful
little songs, Consolation, and My Love
and l." by the celebrated composer. Err
nest r. Kroeger, OF St. Louis Dir. Harry
Stanley sang next, The Morn" by FTe-
gier. Mr.. Stanley never sang so well and
an encore demanded and he gave "Circe
Garden" BY Eley Speaks. Mrs Beckwith
played "Egeria," by Mr.. Kroeger, and
after this number she responded to an
encore with a dainty little Nevins num-
Der Just before Mrs. Beckwith played.
Mrs. Mccoy gave a short, but very in
teresting explanation of "Egeria," and
told how it was one of the composers
favorite compositions, and Of his having
recently played il before the II. T. n.
II. convention at Ashyille. n. c. This
little talk was very much enjoyed by
about forty people who were present.
Mr. Rollen p. Murdoch. Jr., who sang
THE Gypsy King" by Ferhane. Al
though he had been i'll he sang in such
a manner that a persistent applause de-
manded another number. He returned
to the room and sang Carrie Jacobs
Bands Just a Wearyin For YOU" in
a very afectionate manner.
Mrs. Jetta Campbell Stanley closed this
most delightful program with Nina"
nv wi oil
voice and artistic rendering. An encore
being demanded. she gave Sonnet
d Amour by Thume. The accompanies
were Harriet Stanley, Daisy Woods, Mel
vile Campbell and Mrs. Mccoy.
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tha's Vineyard where they will join Mrs.
Smyth and Miss Esther and junior 10
spend the month Of August. AR. ]. D
Houston accompanied them to Chicago.
9 q
IN HONOR OF CLUB.
Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Clements entertain
ed Tuesday evening at their home, 25S
North Market street in honor of the Eagle
Mandolin club. that leaves next week for
tour OF the west. The house was
beautifully decorated and was the scene
of enjoyment The club furnished music
and many other pleasant features were
the events of the evening. Delightful
refreshments were served and enjoyed by
all. The club consists Of Nessrs Leslie
Harper, George Bennett. Fred Dennis
and Frank Devine. Mr.. Bert Bethel
gave several piano solos. Every young
man in the club is a musician and their
music is of the highest class.
A CHINA SHOWER.
A pleasant affair of the past week was
that given by Miss Ella Johnson at her
home on North Market street in honor
OF Miss Jennie Morgan and Mr.. T. B..
McElroy. A feature was the china show
er with which Miss Morgan was surprised
by her friends. The invited guests were:
Rev and Mrs. ]. A. Lawrence, DR.. Mil
ford, Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Osler. DIR. Mont
gomery, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dague. Mrs.
Ellen Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Copeland.
Miss Ashley. Misses Emma Ewing, Fay
Wolf, Eva Goudie, Lottie Francis Flora
Dorsey. Nora Manning. Florence McEi-
roy, Agnes Teams, Susie Black, May
Beard, Mildred Lawrence Mary Dague,
May Osler; Messrs. T. B. McEroy. -
Lavette f. NJ. McRae, Asiey, ]. H
Dague. James Montgomery. Darrell. Os-
Ter. S. Johnston.
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AT NOON WEDNESDAY

At high noon. Wednesday, July %, Mr.
Thomas Boyd McElvoy and Miss Jennie
Edith Morgan were married at the resi-
dence of the brides brother-in-law, Mr..
J. c. Reynolds, Sunnydale, Kan. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
James S. Lawrence of the United Pres
bvterian churchOf this city Of which both
the bride and groom are members. As
the sweet strains of the wedding march
came forth from the instrument under
the skIfll fingers Of Miss Fay Wolfe.
the couple. preceded by the minister, APP
peared in the presence Of about thirty
friends and pledged this was for life.
After the ceremony and the congratula-
lions a dainty wedding breakfast was
seved in the dining room. Mr. McElroy
has for some years been connected with
the Houck Hardware Co, and Miss Nor
gan was a popular clerk in the whole
sale department Of the Boston store. Mr.
McElroy took his bride to costly
furnished cottage at 2S Wabash avenue
and the journey of life together is begun
under very favorable auspices.
Z
MYERs-THOMAS
Charles ". Myers and Miss Sadie f.
Thomas. both Of this city, were united
In marriage Wednesday evening, July %,
by Rev \. +. Harmon at his residence
on North Topeka avenue.
Mr. Myers is q Wichita boy. having
been born and raised in the city, and is
The son Of c. W. Myers the shoe mer-
chant on East Douglas avenue He is a
worthy young man and has good posi-
ton as salesman for the Aylesbury Mer-
camille company.
Miss Thomas is a charming young lady
md for d time has been employed as
Baleslady in Walker Bros dry goods
store. where she has many friends.
Their many friends join in wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Myers a long and happy we'd
ded life.
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To the foil0Sing nsrnss places z4
son. tickets ~ The rates uaned for
FOR retsFn 20 Oct as. 1915.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27
Native Sons Memorial Day.

A committee composed OF representa-
tives Of the local parlors of the Native
Sons of the Golden West met in n. S. G.
w. building last night for the purpose
of taking steps to observe the memorial
day of the order William NJ Mcguire of
Stanford Parlor was chosen chairman and
Charles A. Boldemann of California
Parlor secretary. These were subse-
quently elected permanent officers Of
the committee, with w. HAZEL as
vice-chairman and ]. L. Crittenden as
treasurer A committee consisting of the
officers of the meeting and L. Hirsch. H
Ievison, w. A. Peake, Fred Mayors and
T. F. Flynn was appointed to arrange for
the memorial service, which is to be held
in Native Sons Hall October II, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon. D. l.. Fitzgerald
of Pacific Parlor, A. Block of Ell Captain
Parlor and William Growney of Rincon
Parlor were appointed a committee to ar
range for the appropriate decoration of
the graves of the members of the order
who sleep in the silent cities Of the dead
in this and in San Mateo counties. The
exercises will consist of an address by
the president, vocal solos, an eulogy call
ing of the roll of the dead and other
vocal numbers.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-27
WILL RESTORE
OLD LANDMARK
Workmen Reroof1ng San
Antonio de Padua
Mission.

The California Historic Landmarks
League, organized two years ago, is now
actively engaged in restoring the pic
turesque old mission of San Antonio de
Padua. in Monterey County. The whole
countryside thereabouts is deeply inter-
ested in the restoration of this most in
teresting structure within its boundaries
not even excepting Carmel Mission. for
San Antonio stands apart from every
other OF these famous heirlooms of pas
toral days, not only for its wonderful
story. but for its idyllic situation and
beautiful outline.
The league has a force of eight men en-
ployed. most of whom were born and
reared within sound of the missions bell
and each of these has given of his labor
his alto the cause so dear to him. Seven
or these patriots-and they are patriots in
iact-have given weeks toll. But even
with such help, money, and much of it, is
needed The lumber has been purchased
from a mill on the Santa Lucias and is
now being hauled. But when paid for the
league's treasury will be sadly depleted.
therefore the following circular, signed
py j. X. knowland, chairman of the Ma
tive Sons of the Golden West landmarks
committee, and H R. McNoble. grand
president of the Native Sons of the Gold
en- West, has been sent to the various
parlors OF Native Sons in the State, hop