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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-14
NATION. ILL.

\
Miss Mar Shannon has returned TO Charleston
AT, ST. v1 Mans fieq ias., ,.,,r :.
Mis-, rssta Ferguson has returned home from
a!gs, Voter Hni-ot Granite city is CUES, c,
hTs; ]. S. birmingham is visiting her daughter
u I Scot; has been a CUES, of relatives IN
1os59E and Mrs F. N. Beas spent the weel.
Ms EsIIassne EpPersOn Of colasa, Cal. is Wis
Mrs. John NJ. F. Erwin of Chicago is visiting
nee mother; Ms Charles Bennett
Ms Ms. Frank Beisber has been visiting friends in
Mrs. Sarah Blakley Is home from visit in
Miss Mar=aret Hampson spent the week with
friends II Elsewuod.
M.s. T 7. B.uEnon has returned TO her horne
In Terri Haute after a weeks visit with friends.
Miss Matte Giranrrner spent the week II PATS.
Mrs. James Sinclair Is the guest Of friends in
MTs L9a.4 Henae has returned TO Neoga after
Mrs Viola C!aiG visited friends in Charleston
$3.50 kip s sdi5 aassteF E ssFs s5 Ms
MIS-. Z. /. EIi!5,t and daughters. Hazel and
Nellie, ~ ArcOia were the guests OF Mrs. ]. A
James :; wei,s et Eufaula, 1. T. Is visiting
Doetor Masie FSrahm CT Tuscola Is visiting IN
Kiss Cora Culiey has returned from v!s, in
s,iss Verne Rose Of windsor is visiting in the
city
Doctor +. Z. Bel spent the week in Lincoln
NJ. ard Mrs. John iaJhsll have returned from
Chicago and VII. make THIS city inelr home;
S,efge tTa=ie- ot topeka has and simeon
FRAZER Of De Soto. No, we're in thu city this
Miss Helen Gou.s Is visiting in Mega
Mrs Helen Baldwin Is visiting in Seoga.
Ms. John Aioer: was guest OF friends in
Nrs. e Wolf is home from visit in ST. Louis.
Miss May Johnson is visiting relatives in Chi
..Myr. adam Mliar is home from visit in
c.aTence Y Hughes Of Urbana is Writing
Nc William Eyer- ana laughter spent the
wafs VITA trends n Tegra Haute. Ind.
1 ,,'its- AslbGock and daughter are visiting in
' Grs Waller IS wishing at her old home IN
Mrs. Adele storer has returned home 10 Chi
Mss Lola Bows is vis.t.ng in Detroit. Mich.
Hargg 7, blnson OF Chamraign IS visiting his
Miss lea Sh ppare has returned to DanviIle
afteg visiting Mrs VIII sheppard.
wishing her sut: Miss E Ewing AID Mrs R fs
dr. ana Ms. George r. Jordan have returned
70 Bioomington after spending two weeks here
.dr. ard Ms G. =. volknsnn have returned
= EtanShaip after yisitiag their daughter. Mrs
Decor J. N summers has returned from two
,.ks' visit n Naleene Ind.
Mort l. Hill is visiting in indianapolis.
?. L. Myrick and wife are visiting in Mich
Miss Jennie IIin Of Casey is visiting relatives
4 Kitehin ana wife are visiting in ArcoIa
Mrs. McNab has returned TO Potomac. Ill. after
a week visit with relatives.
Mrs. Mart Hills Of MaTtinsrille has returned
Mrs. i. r. Shannon and Paul have re-
turned 70 Charleston after visiting the family Of
Doctor r II whitlock Is whiting in Blooming
Miss Fannie Van Meter Of Charleston is a CUES;
OF ffieiGs IN this city.
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JUDGE INVESTIGATES SOIL.
Court Adopts Novel Manner of
Settling Dispute.

Judge John W. McElhinney Of the Clay
ton Circuit Court went to the University
Heights. west of Delnar Garden yesterday
afternoon to make an inspection O. the
River des Peres for the purpose of ascer-
tanning whether there is any danger OF its
irjurins the property OF Samuel Desberger.
q litigant IN his court
Desberaer has a petition pending in the
Circuit Court for an injunction against the
University Heights COnlpan-. restraining Il
from digging ditch that threat ems to d.
vert the waters of the little river and there
BY cause what he claims would be an ir-
reDarable injury.
At the trial the witnesses disagreed as
TO the nature of the soil through which
the river current would break. Some main
tanned that it was clay others that II was
sand To settle thu matter Judge l.cEl-
Kinney announced that he would make a
personal inspection OF the place.
\ decision in the Injunction petition will
De handed down tp-InorrCT morning
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SPRINGFIELD, MO.

at;eT 5s II honor o, Miss Pearl Lines M
| blossoms. pix and white 70 es palms and ferns
| Miss Grace Pepp.rdine assisted in receiving the
Mss Vera srereton. Mss Irn1a ,Badsley. Miss
ieHtire ana Mss NIB suitI rendered ssIe tioas.
ailss Ada Sri;a teitiined se.era! eoAeSe
Mrs. andrew o'Hara gave dinner and card
party Tuesday evening.
Ms. Clarence Hunt Of Memphis Is the guest
Miss LeoTio-a pawdy has returned from visi:
Mss Helen Sawyer entertained Monday after
noon in honor OF Miss Laura stephens.
The Horewell Club met with Miss Nell Ross
Mis- Ei.na D;eibel entertained several friends
Wednesday erenins at her home on North JeffsT-
I9n stEs.s Thgse present Trs Mss Maud Msh fI
Ms Ms Fsh 3 GSe Wsaah Mss Is|f Fo Ms ba
,Ion. Miss Edith Hgsba,d: John Byng. Frank
Hawains. Maxwell, Ross kyseg and Tai White
''T:!ss'' border comedy drama. Will be pre-
Ely PaSz9a s7ss ts5ss. Gnt3rna ally
hoEse was heautihed with quantities of spring
aogss Psots gs e and stNSSss ssqs i 6Ig ps
NJ: D. 6 Hagshey Mrs I1aSsksy. NJ. 4.
MTs Joe Wrisat Ms > J. 4 155ott Hrs E 3
ciurs. Hrs, N. II. BOYD: Mrs, joe Fisher. MIS-
P. W Bail 2fl Ms ~ o. W F;;heF Mrs ! P.
linz, Mrs V. + Bisfse. Mrs N \. Johnson.
Ms a.! Smith Nj JSssPB Hs5sch Mrs Mar Mar,
Parish Ms. Ton Kec;. Mrs. ]. l.. Holland Mrs.
, E G s ds W6,,! F. BIS s1s Ms Ro 4
bsrso9 Mrs. J. Es Tent. Miss May waddilI and
Cards have been received announcing the mar
Tiags q Miss Julia Hobart and Clarence Wood
dav in honor Of Mr. Edward conklin.
Spending two weeks with her cousin. Miss salzer
Ms. R. VI. Cairns Of Newburs. Mo-. visited 4,
N Rain Inn Me,.Ihany has accepted position In
Ms Annie Assot. has returned from v,si,
with Mrs o Hamilton in HUNTINGTON. Ird.
Ms NJ; c. Brown is the que OF her daughter
The MISS Ir-na and Edna Raaglev rnve
rece-tion Thursday in honor OF Miss Pitcher OF
Fark'1 NoAaoo has returned from an extended
Mrs F : Me-ard entertained at cards Sat-
srsSTao0 Of 1 I sssa w M
Mines lEra'e Glase- EnF.Is Ph Iirs Mccor-
E--est M.Afsc. Iar'os schredsr. Charlie Rose,
M5Iain Jones Kiril Bayier. Tom Iofrsn1, J 4
Beach I7se Narz. Frsnk Panrett 9 T. Raid:
win: Misses Annie Abbott, Minnie Wolf and Tes-
Mrs.. Frank wvre' entertained Informally Fri
"! J. ravian. MANSFIELD. I Io-d. r W s-ow,
art; T-rhar SHgralSor. y. Smith. Mcnonsld.
Z. 2 StrinEf,eid. Brown. G. W. Atwood and Miss
Ir. and NJ. r. W. Stewart have returned
=, hsf sgsa,ss5 Sss sasy Iii IIne. ss Mss ass
Hssr Charlie Dudley and Jos Kelso,
Wassi smitf s1i-s Ress linz M'ss Genevevs
MS Mis- [1 ss MI MIS- Eea B9s ls Mss
Me: I~9a crls; Miss May VI, Blsis PA. Miss Lulu
Mis- Marie HeTernan. Mrs. Louis Henton and
Mrs. Mort Lines
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CiRLISyTLLE, ILL.

Mrs. D. n. Burke gave an lat home Fri
Mrs Wa;e2 II bad aF Fls' has Ms SEEK ,
guest OF friends in the CITY;
Mss Marie Bayeson entertained fr.enGs Friay
evening.
Miss Carrie Burtis of Brighton is visiting Miss
Miss Bertie Burke entertained at her home.
Mr. and MS Cyrus Cqlr e Marr!sonviile have
were guests OF relatives in the ty last week
have been the guests Of SIR. and Mrs J. E
;, Thomas Tansie, OF Chicago has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E A, snive,y of soringfela. have
s Ms sE tf f. Ovens Owe n is N 1:sitins Nj and Mrs
l. Dorsey in Alton.
Ing Mss Ruth HemThilI '''' ''s''-
Mrs Albert p uriga Of Chicago Is the guest
hsT d aFen Wfls M Is AM g!s; MTs y ki9
Miss cnrrie Gait Of Springfield is visiting Mss
trtennial banquet at the St. George Hotel Tues
Mrs. ". r Hulse. entertained the Missionary
JOIN NJ u Anssrs af'e has returned boB.
Mis- Be:sha Possev u Alton Is visiting Mr.
Miss EuInoe Crydernan has returned to ADJ.
Mrs.. c J. sinipltins has been visiting in Car
have been visiting J. NJ valentine and sa.,g;x
W o. steinmayer and daughter. Miss Ellzabeti
Gre visiting in BLOOMINGTON
MEXICO, MO.
ne marriage OF - t0E AhEer c, White and
Miss Daisy Baker VIII be PERFORMED at the home
~ The brides mother. Mrs. Susie Baker, in
Reverend 4 A. Wallace. No caris we've is.
;Eiqa psaFiag OF this city and Miss virgtniSs'
Rlchardson OF St. Louis VIII be married al the
J yyaTgndeiet PTeseyteFtan Churca St Louis,
Miss Anne Hinde IS home from Slater. where
h tiinoe recently returned from a years stay in
stanberfy and St joseph. Mr.. and Mrs RS
were recently married and Will make an extended
Mss Nellie Hili has as been enssstaians Miss
Eiilh Miller OF Queen City.
dance at Miss Duncan's class hall Tuesday
Hiss Virginia Dyas has returned to her home
in Columbia. after visiting " s. Anna Bel Ar
noli She was entertained extensively while
MISS RosamOnt Gutherie is the guest OF Miss
Maze Pittrnan IN St joseph.
y. ". Gioyer Of st. Louis and Miss $ "
Starabaush II Fulton ma Red In this city
by the Reverend John Anderson last week.
MS T4nnie FeIr-s Is The guest OF friends IN
Mrs. W. Ii. Wallace is entertaining Mrs. J. NJ
Miss Elie.a Mason Is in MarsaiIes. Ky. where
she expects - spend the summer.
visit. She Vii spend the greater portion Q: the
summer at Eastern points
Ms. !. J. BassetI is entertaining her sister,
Ms. W. *. MCtIee. OF MobeIly.
Miss Beth Patterson: accompanied by her niece.
Elizabeth Patterson. is sitting Monroe City.
Jacob Atchison and family are home from a
several months visit in Colorado
Mrs. Ready has returned to her home IN St
Louis after visiting the family OF George a
Misses Anna Pritchett and Efae Walker have
TO their homes in Aartinsbulg, after
visiting friends in this city
mother. MIS- John Gregg in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Henry EdTuOads and Mr.. and
Mrs. {. c. Hall are spending several weeks in
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knights of Pythins.

Damon Lodge az its las; meeting conferred
the rank Of ESQUIRE IN three card dates. weines
daT tze rank % knight VIII be conferred wIta
ste-ecpt.c-n views and senate.
Robert E t'oTa1. No. i3l. met Monday night
large uu1lbe- Of the members we're present.
Two Pages were advanced TO the rank df Esquire
The lode wi! have work in the rank Of Knigh:
Tomorrow evening.
Py;ha.,oras Lodge. NJ. %. advanced SIX Page:
70 tne rank cf Esquire at the last cURvelr or.
being assisted b. 2. { : Da!zelI and Williams.
present. Rank of knight VIII be conferred on
eight Esquires at the next convention
Eleven candidates were init ated into tie rank
Of Page and i've reinstated at the last conven-
ton OF Pacific Lodge. or Wednesday the rank
% Esquire wifi be conferred On seventeen Pages
At the last rneet:ns OF Monroe Lodge. No. al. 4
donation OF So for the food sufferers made
AID forwarded TO the Grand Keeper OF Records
and S.sals-
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Louis and viii leave there in few days for a

Louis and viii leave there in few days for
Mr. v, {. McMeekin of Grand Tower. Ill.
EaS n,ar!:e9 -, NTanssday evening to Miss Barbara
S27fef az ire home OF the, BRIDES parents on
ding: and F9fss palms and ferns were used in
cry slk and lace Sac Carried large sf bo %
81 bfesl tose,' ms 4q,i couple departed Thursday
Miss Caroline Kerr as Wis ting St. Louis friends
Mrs. E W. Hinton entertained the euchre club
Wednesday afternoon. in honor Of har sister
Mrs. Judge Spencer II ST. Joseph Mrs. ] Q
Jones won The club prize and Mrs Jessie Thily
Judse and Mrs. T. B. Gentry OF Kansas city
Mrs J. II: waugh entertalned friends Thurs
day afternoon. in honor OF MIS-. Thompson, Mrs.
70 be absent an {. lumhia q year. Mrs Waugh
e ssn hsr Fa aS oS Of SsT ,rb HGik
aftsrnog1 was egjsiyed by all present.
NM s4aa s. s s'q Kate Ps5 Gilla N
way. N,GnE ladies' and gentlemen from ST.
Mss Jessie TayloS OF Faye;,e is visiting Mss
aFf5a, eEapersn II Ras Hall ii lie hs ee sssn
re-: VI yrrziiy women's dorJnitoTy which IS
just G. IaI,!ste:- She IS 4 graduate Of Wellesley
a-G the Calsago University ana has been con-
E.s ir e.. las n zee years with the Uni
s--, Fl-a 5rr..s-. "ao Las been visiting Co
L. ia r. ends. has !'tSrnsd To her home IN
. ~ or, 2-ayef has returned to her home. in
fst,aL. a.rs Z. Z. t. d. II ;he PoVs.s Fi1.el
Miss N.-sag'- stump II Nevada VINO was
r-a-EatsL IN n university this year. received
The Latin sc-o--s7aa and viii return next SEES
n IS KGtha.l=e Guitar enterta ned On SATURDAY
Ftt-.1aeu - homer u Miss Minnie Wheeler u
vi Milton bearing Is visiting his mother on
Walnut a,sezt- tle has attended the law school
:fst h'r-rS ~ series OF debates. thereby
sg.t..,..-E e faHut~t!on ne had won in tie
MIS- Te:e ToI. is spending the summer in
tt..a-n st-ty.-., il the university there FOR a
POSITION she mas accepted in Christian next year
Miss I, bible Thompson and her granddaughter.
Al xariur wedding AT Lexington Z sla-.
Mss Jessie ila.r OF scala IS the guest Of
Mis- J. Scott BEanhaIn.
Miss Merton of i=daia has returned to her
\ beautiful wedding took place here wedres-
day evening in the -TesDytcriar Church. w@en
the organ while the guests were asssrhlns.
Miss Nellie Dorsey sang oh. Fair. Oh. sweet
and Holy" he atteliarts were sses Wheel
er Dyas. Wills and IeGdcrs and Mcssrs. Con-
ley. McBan and BroaChead
Mrs A 3. Sparks and her granddaughter,
Miss Lizzie Wants. departed Monday fer visit
to Richmond. Va Washington. D. c, and New
MIS-. Hudson and siiss Ethel have returned
from Kansas CITY. where they attended the we'd
Mrs 9 3 SEBASTIAN and daughter are visit
- Fr6ssssaE ana Mrs. T j. Rcdhouse departed
Monday afternoon 10 spend the summer in New
4 mass meeting was held here Wednesday even
ing in bei.al: Of the HOOD sufferers,
Mrs l. w St. Clair departed for Lexington;
Ky Monday. where she will take charge Of
Hamilton College for the com ng year.
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SHRINE OF THE SACRED HEART.
Open to Public Next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday

The shrine OF the Sacred Heart Of Jesus
at the Visitation Convent in Cabanne will
be open for the public to visit next Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday.
The feast of the Sacred Heart will take
place next Friday BY permission of Arch
bishop Kahn the faithful will he allowed to
visit the shrine the two proceeding days.
A plenary indulgence is attached to visit
inS the shrine and praying before 1t, with
the conditions OF going to confession and
receiving communion.
Each afternoon of the three DAYS AT 4
O'Clock sermon will he preached at the
shrine. followed by benediction OF the
Blessed Sacrament. Public prayers Will be
said for the recovery Of Archbishop Kahn.
The Reverend Father Gsudentius. C. p
will preach on Wednesday. the Reverend p
T. Crane on Thursday. and the Very Rev
erend F. v. Nugent c. NJ. president Of
vent gates will be closed a. S p. m. each day.
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Degree OF Honor. A. o. L. w.

Southampton L1dEe held It's regular meeting
Saturday. past Chef & H9n-- lea Meyrs. who
%.s the representative 10 The Grand Lodge sss-
sion, read the minutes OF that session JACOB
lagnsli. chairman az the Eushrs Committee. -
ported thai Size aGair a success both :inai.-
C!sly and socially. The election OF cfIcers hrs
lsrn T.lstP3net until the next meeting, "hiCI
y. =. he'd June -
The meeting OF West End Lodge Saturday
evening was largely attended Au.1n the visit
o-5 were: Caroline Johnson ard Ma--1rst sI0r-
ris1n Z Acorn Lodge. Estell= NcEb.ck and Mary
-falCls gave vocal Selections Chef o. Honor
Hannah VI. Gillespie. Recorder p. H Gillespie
ami Financier ". r Boltz declined reelection
Tne officers elected Chief Ok honor. Auel.,
Grimm: Lady Of honor. Alice StesrnaH. chief
OF ceremonies. Annie Ere:t: recorder. Es;ells
Vo-b-ck: fnancier. Joseph O'Grady: receiver.
James " Schrlitt: Usher. Olive Moran: inner
watch. Sylyania Winksluann The election OF
outer watch and pianist deferred until the
next meeting
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VALLEY SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Many Pupils Graduate at Maple
wood Institution.

The commencement exercises Of the VAL
ley School at Maplewood and Of this Jen-
nings School were held Thursday after
noon.
At the Valley School the graduates were:
Lillian Carpenter. Ruth Pierson, Bell Teale,
Annie Ruck. Mamie May, Clara Kaiser.
Hida Michaelis, Monroe Hoffman, Bert
Kitchell Prator Colby. James Bruno, Freak
Schaller, Harry Bcennecke and Lawrence
Aulgur.
At the Jennings School the graduates
were: Annie Laurie Meyers. Charlotte
Henrietta SAILOR. Julia Catherine Gehm.
Amelia Rose Wilhelm, Pearl Emma Bart
low. Ella Violette Moody, Loe Mae Raw
iiuys, Wiifred Scott Beguelin and Russell
punher.y Meyers.
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National Pres!denr Kirkpatrick has issued a
cal for contributions & aid members Of the
der who are sufferers T-cD the flood Councils
are asked 10 Contribute and individual s,Ihscrip-
t!Uus can be sent 20 the national secretary J
NJ Wallace. at Topeka hAi.. she home ofice.
The Press Assocat1n I'll meet at Harmony
Council SATURDAY evSni1~.
Security Council h,l1 open meeting last
N6-day. \ large class VIII be initiated to-
NOR 0w night.
wis !om cyuacil vii! give lawn party IN the
near future
it;ats candidates \ g-.ud rally Will be had or
Weiu5s Jay. June il.
Harmony Council will entertain the Press As
ISOLATION an Saturday evening
White Pose Council continues 10 be prosperous.
having doubled its membership within the las;
six months.
Anchor Council IS growing lis roll Is rapidly
approaching the Denmark.
.Anehor Homo Council wants the STATE banner.
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knirut. of the lIaccabe.s

| Colonel Il. Il. Anderson. who has recently 20
10 c5nftr Win he sap:eile cfce.s Of the orla,
| In regard 70 relieving members the fraternity.
mand,r ArLesz n stated that 500 had been set
/ 4s.-e Tor Ihs Tt-.ef OF rsnbe!s az Kansas Gay,
TaeH;S had been nade TO succu. the members .,
| E"sl s. Louis Us rapidly as their NEEDS wer-
~ a'!.s len, Aa5 4 large atts.aGan.e at IS
ie'-- n e. uo2se 10 L cal 70 take ac-t-1 upon
! IN i-toEtaht Question Wti-h " Is r-i-'i=: ~ Z.
E@.'e" III .I.S.. one APP cation ".s rz-,lveti-
i'll st i--e.. titS ION II = - the cemetery.
r.-r.lerE.
St. Louis Division. Uniform Rank. wu ce!a-
ArIuury, Thrt, ea;h ard B.a.e stre-.s. The rer.-
m5"y viii be under The rituai.stle work - The
y has in Port Huron the last week. ,he great
. T5sns2;e2psr at the request Il the Executive
matter ct donation before lie slpreria Ha.rI
q Trustees. The ooard uHsr uluus,y voted 70
donate s5"5 toward the erection II the Temple
Acme Tent Initiated four candidates at its re
them In tldy This tent expects to nave i class
future All Maccabees ar invited Ia attend the
boat excursion given ~ this tent Moadly.
Dewey Tent. No. 81 initiated three candidates,
SaF 5Ssa z Tp:5 aSs E ami n Dya u.s. s,'S was
also present, Dewey Social Circle submitted is
cess Dewey Tent VIII give stag party. June 2.
The great recpTdkseper assisted N the in.tia-
saturday evening. This tent had made extensive
preparations for the Affair.".
On account Of the h.gh water. Sofa! Circle.
No. ii5. compelled TO POSTPONE its picnic
rnt:l July &. and, holders Of tickets can use
Fulton Tent. Nc. 10. is progrsssing nicely and
i. in thriving condition. The degree teams
are kent busy every meeting initiating Caldi-
Ccteg. =. =. Petty IaccCtee rug tJF
bringing IN five members
Poplar Bluff Is maxim ure1arati0Es for a pie
mic TO re held on July in that city. This tent
4 letter was received at the great recordkeep-
er's cfnce from Charles E Finch Of E,urswIrE
No. stating that a great many OF their mem
hsTs have sustained quite loss account Of
the foods. but that Brunswick IS capable - at
tending to all their wants Theg- desired TO
thank the M8ccabees for their offer os assist
Doctor slwtelI. the district medical examiner.
writes that the conditions in Kansas CITY are
improving very materially. and THAI most Of the
Maccab - hat sustained loss were residents Of
Kansas City. Kas.
At TIE seF3ew Of vassa Tent Of Kansas city, on
May y. y. Hawkirs5G resigned coma r-,nd=r.
AXel @. Johnson elected aaG n-taIIsG 70
til the position for the UugSuire4 term. Nassa
Tent e urysDEr.-E nicely.
We!ist0n had an excellent review Non
day evening. Doctor Parker. the commander,
uEes.lt and cOurteuusly invited - &C
Curv the chair during the evening. one candi-
'istc was Initiated and several applications re-
fr4F
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Y. M. H. AS ANNUAL OUTING.
Field Day and Picnic Next Sun
day.

The seventh annual outing and field day
of the Young Mems Hebrew Association will
be given at Old Normandie Grove on Sun
day. June IL
The affair viii be an all-day picnic, with
entertainment throughout the day. field
events in the afternoon and dancing at
night. The members of the 7. VI. H A.
GYMNASIUM classes will participate in ath-
Ietic contests numerous prizes to be award
ed to the successful contestants.
The association is also arranging for
beat excursion. TO be given in the near fu-
ture.
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The Protected Home Circle.

Missouri. No. "a held It's regular meeting:
Crubh presiding. one candidate initiated
ard several names were proposed. \ committee
was appointed to meet committees from other
circles Monday night in Northwestern Hall No.
2-p2 st. Louis avenue. to arrange for the annual
summer outing.
C.adIick presiding. Past President Hercheur0e-
de- gave the private work. Several names were
proposed
Hobson. No. sH held good meeting which
was well attended. and a capable corps Of off,
GERS was nominated.
Imperial. No. "a held successful meeting
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Missouri Wabash had vary interesting. meet
in-. This council : working hard FOR one 4
the ADVISORY Council prize ofC- 81! fHr the best
work done during she ti=st half u t.- year.
Future Great nai four AZ p!rat on presented
hy Weert=. Jones'. Hsrsc fed aEf Abrams AMI
one canadt:e was initiated J. " ShlT;E! n
teff"ti the l9l degree large class.
V. FI!Et Two candidates were initiated Tho
next meeting Will be the regular monthly r. =
icwship night. the special fsasu:1 Of which VIII
h stag eEchre Tor members aui :Ae.r friends
s.g.h &c initiated Two social members an /
enc candidate Tor FCtUr. GT.a; C1ua.il Al
:.sgfy Asca0n John weeits addressed the mem
BIS
Greeley celebrated its removal 90 new quarters
y!th a nousewarn!rg. ueTuty S-p.ene AseaoI
T. J. Spindsr ami Aivissry Scrite ". Z: New
man spoke one application was presented ~
x. i. Schue-efsii ard tvC members = re alIsI
L. IKE Fellowship Club
West Ed wall cel, b-ate its removal to I-ou 81
ana Han. No. 81 VanGsventer avenue. Tuest y.
Orator Prescott has arranged q programme X
music and I.ts-ary numbers
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COLUMBIA, MO,

Mrs Richard Moore is visiting relatives :,
Galloway County, ia
Mrs. Barth and children Of Mexico are on.e+.
OF Columbia friends this week
doctor and Mrs. J; R. Pentun have returned
In osceola. Ia. p-'''
Judge and Mrs. John D. Lawson departed Fri,
day for the East where Judge lawson VII,
spend the summer visiting law schools
Mr. Bowman Rollins AID his daughter Who
have been visiting relatives here for some time
departed for their home in California Friday
Mr.. and Mrs H J. Waters are erterfninFnr
several young ladies ct the State Farm this
summer. 49,
NJ. Paul LeeDer departed FOR his home IN ST.