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roughs deplores this crossing Of the line.
and writes upon the subject At length in
the century
It IS hardly possible TO have a bird day
WITHOUT saying something about John ].
Audubon Mrs. Erickson gave a short
sketch of this naturalist Audubon did
not found the Audubon societies for the
protection of birds. but they were named
for him and are doing good work. The
love Of characterization causes more de-
struction of birds than any other cause.
More birds are sometimes sold for mil
linery use At a single auction sale in Lon
don, of which many are held annually
than are contained in all the museums of
the world. both public and private, and
which represent the scientific collection
of a century. The third discussion was
on our native birds. Those described
and represented were jays. sparrows.
Juncos, woodpeckers, kinglets. black
birds, chickadees. phoebe, wood pewee,
meadow lark. robin, catbird, brown
thrasher, oriole, goldfnch. king bird.
wren. blue bird. oven bird. dove. vireo.
discussion a picture of the snowy heron.
anu A4SloIE VI lie bliu III pdlIpIIct
form was given TO each member. 1t is
from the white heron the ''aigrettes' are
secured 1t is the wedding dress of the
bird and is worn only during the nesting
season. In order TO secure the ''argrette''
the parent birds are killed and the young
die OF starvation. One hunting party
boosted of killing 10000 in one season
AS a result the bird has practically been
exterminated.
A vocal solo, "a Spring Song" by
Edith Dick, was given by Miss Ladd, a
well known vocal teacher. and gave uni
versal pleasure.
Miss Noble gave n short history Of
Linnaeus, the great Swede, who was the
founder of botanical analysis. order and
arrangement was a passion with the man.
Not only plants. but animals are also
classified according to the system he
originated. Before ne came chaos existed
he left cosmo. Harper's April gives
good article on the University of Up
sala where he studied and taught.
The paper given on the plants of this
section. was a judicious blending of the
popular and the scientific. Among those
mentioned in particular were cotton
wood, red bud, rose violet. trailing,
prairie verbena, yellow indigo. wild onion,
the dandelion, plantain, shepherds purse.
dock, spiderwort, sentative brier and sand
hill plum.
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IWENIIEIH CENTURY CLUB

The members of the Tweulieth Century
cla5 had for - long studied the hi~tsry
- the art Of different nations. ana SHAKE
sreare. that it rsss with soz.ss trspAsaiioa
they decided 70 introduce q natural Ais-
tory day. Wlsen tie 64y arrived. fssw-
ever. mere than twice me usual Bur Der
of ladies were present. anz shs-fsd 81
-aEs-aI interest BY remaining ions sfter
the regular program la elc<el. a. ss6
.nd!vi6u1l QUESTIONS. Ts.e frs; dlkCDssi'sn
SaS OF authors. giving animals hHlnan
characteristics Tee arst azsz.si stsEy
% this kind vas written by Gas. e.
Warner. a Hunting of The Deer =
sac wide reading and = gra1aAi- fhe
best z the kind eTsE written. Hi2iins
also toak Up taIs FORM - s7.rnGi zsor7'.
These writer's did 20. p-atezS they -rere
7Trttlng other Than t.ctsOz. Sens q ouF
ieter writer's. hc~eve-. bare writes ac-
lsga and called = .aef- There - rrsush
wor1e-fui things Amt Aat1l48s TIA: sye
zeal. without making - any. Jeha Bur-
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CHIC SOCIETY.

Miss Leila Purdue went to Lawrence
yesterday where she will visit for few
days
Miss Perry Of Pond Creek is here visit
Ing her sister. Mrs George Israel
Mrs B. F. button is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Israel
Mrs Claude Larimer is entertaining
her sister Mrs. Phillip Clever of Little
Rock. Ark
Mrs Moscclyn Baldwin Coffman of Ok
iaho0aa City is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Baldwin.
Mrs Thornton Sargent entertained in
honor Of Mrs. Amoss and Mrs. Camp
OF Chicago
Next Friday evening the Alpha Theta
Ma girls OF the high school will give an
entertainment IN Phoenix music hall.
AIRS. Barrow of Chicago who has been
visiting her brother T. L. Bone has gone
TO Ashland. Kan, for short visit.
The last dance Of the season of the
Scdgwick dancing club was given Tues
day evening
Mr.. Victor Zuber OF Kansas City and
Miss Flora !. Skidmore were limited in
marriage Wednesday evening at the home
OF the brides parents, 1i5G OTIS street
The ceremony was performed b. Rev.
Cassidy
The Senior class Of the Lewis academy
entertained the juniors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs T. &. Wall, SO ST, Francis
avenue
The boy choir Of St Johns Episcopal
church was entertained By the ladies OF
the church Thursday evening.
HRS Howard Case entertained at din
ner in honor Of Mrs. Amoss and Mrs.
Camp of Chicago.
Miss Fern Keller returned Monday from
,Alya, o. r, where she was visiting.
Speaking Of ner visit the Alva Review
SAY: There was a pleasant reception
and musicale at a R Museller's resi-
GeGce Saturday night in honor Of Miss
Fern Keller of Wichita
The young people Of the Baptist church
gave = pleasant surprise on Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hunt, Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and MIS- Harry Hawlcy.
1852 East Douglas avenue. where Mr. and
Mrs. Hunt We're spending the evening.
Master Harold Harvey celebrated his
fifth birthday yesterday BY entertaining
his friends at the homo Of his father,
601 East Central avenue
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nificent proportions, in numbers and In
fuence, and in the streams OF bounty
which have poured out through the
treasury in many deserving channels,
The strongest and best women of the
nation have been proud to have their
names upon its rolls.
All loyal women are eligible to men,
bbership in the Womans Relief corps.
Its aims and objects are as follows:
To specially aid and assist the Grand
Army of the Republic and to perpetuate
this memory of their heroic dead.
30 assist such union veterans as need
our help and protection and to extend
needful aid to their widows and orphans.
To find them homes and employment and
assure them of sympathy and friends. To
cherish and emulate the deeds of our
army nurses, and of all loyal women who
rendered loving service to our country
in her hour of peril.
To maintain true allegiance to the
United States of America; to inculcate
lessons of patriotism and love of country
among our children and in the COM
nnunities in which we live; to encourage
Tire Spl VI hiAANNiSSi A-D~'~s $500 ~1N-
rights to all
This organization was the first to in
troduce the salute TO the flag in the pub
lie schools and to make the observance OF
Flag day general. by preparing and carry
ing out suitable programs.
There are two salutes to the flag
taught in the schools, the one for the
older scholars being: Il pledge allegiance
to my FLAG and to the republic for which
it stands; one nation indivisible, with
liberty and justice for an.
The other is taught the younger pupils
and is: Il give my head and my heart
to God and my country: one country,
one language, one flag"
The Womans Relief corps Is a ma
tionaI incorporation and owns and oper-
ates the National Relief Corps Home
Madison. Ohio. 1t is in possession OF
the Andersonvllle prison grounds. winch
il has converted into national park
Through its inflatate sbsefal states have
placed monuments there, and every year,
especially on Memorial day it is visited
by many.
1t may not be amiss TO go little into
statistics For the year ending juno 80.
1903 the national treasurer has expended:
for w. r. c. home, s2.722.l7; for decora-
ton of soldiers graves in the south
81 1877 &c: for the Kansas flood sufferers,
$500: for the Mckinley memorial. $780,
for relief. s156, 709.19.
The number of persons assisted has
been 40,433.
In this organization there are 1906
corps
The total expenditure last year amount
ed to $305 ,5S7.35, and there are no la
bilities.
To every loyal woman, there is hearty
invitation given to join this band OF
earnest workers
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FRIDAY
FOR TOM CHTRCHW

FOX 1OM I'll l XIII NJ ARD.
The friends OF Tom Churchward passed
a very pleasant evening Friday with that
young man at n party. given him by his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Church
ward, 112S North Topeka. The time was
passed with whist and prizes were won
by Miss Corrine LVdium and Mr.. How
ard Carvin- Mrs. Churchward was as
sisted by Mrs. Frank Wood and Miss
josephine Webb. The guests were
Misses sydney Clapp. Carroll Edwards.
Cooper Gillespie. Melville Campbell. Mae
Bell Smyth Esther Smyth. Aleen Hous-
ton. Hey Jobes. Bessie Griffith. Florence
Tuttle. Eliza Throckmorton. Clay SIuss.
Sarah Morsnan, Nourma Harris, Lolita
Hess. Corncna Vail. Jeanette VAN. ia
mie Fullington, Lulu Dulaney. Mary
Cooper. Marie Horner. Cornne LudluIn.
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of the elements. Most of the guests were
attired in some strange costume, The
names of these present, together with
the nature of their respective costumes,
follows: AIR. Fred Mankof, Indian; Miss
Bertha Goodyear, Indian woman mir.
Roy Mckib;,en, Yankee sailor; Afess,s.
john Stanley and Adolf Bissantz, ORR
entail princess Misses Thomas and Folk
ers. oid-fashioned maids; Miss Laura
Howe, primitive school-giri; Dir. John
Brant, Irishman; Miss Cortiss Moore.
fairy.
Other members present were Misses
Robinson. Whitlow and Grer ana the
hostess. The company spent a most en-
JoyabIc time playing games. telling stor-
les. listening to music and being refresh
ed with ice cream. A most interesting
part of the entertainment was the open
ing and reading OF a sealed class prpph-
ecy written by one who is not first
prep. AT late hour the guests took
their departure, grateful TO their hostess
for most pleasant evening.
& &
MOTHERS MEETING.
The Central WoInan's Christian TEN
perance union held a mothers meeting
Tuesday afternoon at their headquarters
at the court house. Mrs. Ellis was de-
tanned at the last moment and could
not be present to lead. President Lynch
led giving some helpful Suggestions. Also
reading some splendid articles on
mothers duties, followed by an Internal
meeting. Mrs. Wallace, White Rib
boner, from Illinois, who was the guest
of Mrs ColVin, was present and gave
some interesting and helpful suggestions.
Mrs. Lynch, by request, read splendid
letter from DR.. Lynch which was greatly
enjoyed On next Tuesday parlor meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
l0rankanfield. She has lately moved into
the old home of Mrs. S. S. Miller, 31S n.
Washington avenue. All White Ribbon
ers and friends are cordially invited 10
attend. a good time is anticipated
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SATURDAY
IN HONOR OF MISS CAMP

IN HONOR OF MISS CAMP.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Mae Belle
Smyth entertained at her home. 357 North
Waco, in honor of Miss Francis Camp Of
Chicago The afternoon was spent in
whist and other popular forms of amuse-
ment The afternoon was greatly en-
joyed by the young people present.
Among the guests were: Misses Mary
Cooper, Aleen Houston. Irene Reilly.
Esther Snyth, Hey Jobes. Marguerite
Mcnamara, Eliza ThrockmortOn. Laura
futile. Clay Sluss. Leota Myatt. Nourma
Harris Alberta Reese. Sarah Morseman.
Jamie Fullington, Jean Wiser, Ethylen
Bowman. Sidney Clapp. Jeanette Vail.
Cornelia Vail Bessie Griffith, Margaret
Case. Margaret Lehman, Bertha Chan
der, Marie Ludlum, Lolita Ludlum.
Marie Horner. Ellen Jackson, Cecilia
Israel. Lolita Hess, Melville Campbell,
Cooper Gillespie and Lula Dulaney.
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MONDAY
IIYPATIA.

Tomorrow, April ., will be music day
with the club. Friends of Hypatia and
those interested are cordially invited to
attend
The subject will be 'Our Noted Com
posers and Illustrations" The program
IS in charge of Mrs. George Mccoy and
Mrs. AlaiVina y Ct. Walden.
a brief sketch of American Song
Writers and Composers viii be given
by Mrs. Walden, and Illustrated by the
following program:
80, Promise Me" ......... De Koren
Miss June James.
GOOD Night Little Girl .....J. c. Macy
Miss Myrtle Daugherty.
He Was a Prince .........-..F. Lynes
Miss Effie Parrot.
"Told in the Twilight ....E. Kroeger
Miss Van Der Veer.
WALTZ Song, Yes or No" Chas. Kunkel
Mrs. Sadie Frost
''Canst Thou Forget So Soon?"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II. y. Bartlett
Mrs. c. \. Matson.
Haste. Ye Maids" Commencement. Parker
"Ecstacy" ....-...-..-......H Il \. Beach
Mrs. Rev. Griffith.
Cyiolin Ohligato, Prof. Stormfels)
Duet, Flower to Flower 1890. .Tretbar
Mrs Griffith, Mrs. AIatson.
Prof George W. Stormfels, late of Pitts
burg, Pa, Will favor the club with
violin solo from Richard Wagner's opera.
Tile Master Singer" selection, Wal
theirs Priesled" (prize songl. Prof
Ssormfels VIII lie accompanied by Mrs.
o. p. Uarnish.
Hour for opening. $50 p. m, in the club
rooms at the city building.
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WEDNESDAY
A MASQUERADE PARTY.

= L
a masquerade party given at the home
OF Miss Flora Bennett Wednesday eve
ming. was a most enjoyable one to those
participating.
The costumes represented night, Queen
of Hearst. Spanish girl. Colonial girl,
dawn, school girls. Fourth of July girl,
Goddess of Liberty, Rough rider girl,
Jews. Clowns. Farther time, Chinaman,
Donkeys, Negroes, and others.
The evening was spent in cards and
dancing. Miss Flora was assisted in
entertaining by Irene Coleman and Mary
Botjer. Those present were: Misses
Mayme Sternberg; Nellie Pratt, Nina
Wightman, Lydia Wightman, Essie Keil,
May SkidmOre, Lily Peter, Crystal SUIT
ton, Vera Taft, Flora Bennett, Mary
Bother and Irene Coleman. Messrs.
Moore. Cox, Gearheart, Hay, Coffman,
Skidmore, Schuler. De Gear, Millar,
Peters, Sullard, Sternberg and Lovsi.
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WoMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.
hort Review OF lis work ard Some
trin1 of It's Future.

Il may not be generally known that
the Nonan's Relief auxiliary 10 The
Grand Army % the Republic = the
largest heueficient ard patriotic organ
izatioa Of women in the world. and NUN
bers now nearly enc hundred ard aSty
t'oGsand members
FcGovins a c4a b. Psul Van Der
Voort, cemnandgr-in-chise Of the G a
h the Nouan's Relief corps ~as Or
gar..ze3 in lsss with small hand O.
charter members II ms groun u nag
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The talk on bacteria was in a practical
form and showed the means by which
certain species gain access TO the milk
and the different processes Of their elm
nation. The closing number was a piano
SOLO The Water Fairies Chaminade.
and was furnished BY Miss Coda Evans
Each lady was given a bunch Of violets
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): TUESDAY

FIRST PREP. COSTUME PARTY.
AlthouSr The weather was rather unfav-
orable for a party Friday evening. quite
q number of the members Of the first
.Rvep class Of + L. gathered at the home
or Miss Fannie Parkhurst on University
avenue. The second props had made bold
threats. but they failed TO execute them.
pIesumaaaly on account OF the behavior
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THURSDAY
FOR DODGE CRY MISS

I OIN D'DDNII4 u I I -'IIA5scs
An informal dinner was given Thurs
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan, at tehir
home, 937 Lafayette avenue, in honor
of Miss Sarah Plunkitt. of bod egCity,
Kan. Those present to enjoy the spread
were: Miss Sarah Plunkitt, of Dodge
City, Miss Viola Clays, Mr. George Good
win. Dodge City, Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Hansome. Mr.. L. Gruntler, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Rider, Mr. and Mrs. w. Collins, Miss
Hazel Collins. Master J. b. Wright, Mas
ter CT. c. Collins.
The evening was spent in music. games
and refreshments
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as souvenir The sentinent was unani-
nous that the study course each year
should include science day. The next
meeting viii DC Domestic Science. and
SIS n. Empefia Mrs. Campbell y ~ have
charge u she denomination. Each lady
l. asked 20 bring al item GA dofnestla
economy.
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feelings Of g-ea; d-ezi - ruost uo.zez
Al such 4 tine vixen sc a rervczz.
dysp~ptic, irritable ard Il n>ed CT
E.e-1Ie to--ic - something which W.
cain The re-TcEs system t.s.OzFh the
special organs. ard strength bziide-.
she viii fad IL Psscce Fzvo-Ise Pre-
sc-iptsoa Just via. IS aee5s.l. Here is a
medicine that hzs stood tie test q
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that tine i has SID more largely thar
any other REMEDY p1t np SPECIALLY foe
yzcrsaa's weakness Il : gl1z=z-.:ec6
b the p-oo-sto-s 10. % co,l,zi1 a pa
TIRE Of alcohci-ssIich coeia ozly Go
harm 20 q sensitive sys-esz.
Take Tie case o. D--ae Merida Past,
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MISS MARTIN ENTERTAINED.

MISS MARTIN ENTERTAINED.
Miss Fredrica Martin entertained a few
of her friends at her home, $50 North
Lawrence avenue, last Thursday evening.
The evening was pleasantly spent at
whist and finch. Several vocal solos
were given by Messrs. Holcomb. Jackson
and Tucker Miss Martin gave some very
pleasing piano solos. Refreshments were
served. The guests We're: Mrs. Ed
Jackson, Misses Jessie Hillard, Silvie
Bowles, Lillian StOrtz. Josephine kratari.
Victoria Ward, Minnie Bowles and Fred
RIGA Martin; Messrs. Ed Jackson, X NJ
Holcomb, Robert Jackman. Gilbert
Tucker, Ernest Ferguson, Ed StortZ,
Robert Kratari, Orville Drollinger and
Fred Martinson.
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Lolita Ludlum, Bertha Chandler, Helen
Pegram. Aiverda Reese, Maude Kilgore,
Florence Keeling. Irene Kelley, Carlotta
McClung, Leota Wyatt. Ethlyn Bowman,
Messrs. Frank Oliver. Albert Oliver.
Charles Smyth, Arthur Sternberg. Oak
Throckmorton, Edgar Amsden. Forrest
Amsden, Douglass Stinson, Harold Fer
gusin. Robert Webb, Sylvester Cohn,
Locke Davidson. Tom Griffith. Howard
Carvin, Wilbur Cooper, Raymond Littell,
Harry Comley. Reece Lewis, Will Smyth,
Daryl Denney, Willard Brooks, Clayton
Ross, Westal MoIsman, Milton Gross.
Ernest McComb, Harold Pegram. Edward
Littell.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
The Christian Endeavor societies of the
West Side gave social at the home Of
Rev. Irwin, pastor of the West Side
Presbyterian church, Friday evening. The
evening was spent in games and amuse-
ments \ short musical program was
rendered, after which all present Joined
in singing several numbers. There were
a great many young people present and
all enjoyed themselves a great deal. Re-
freshments were served, consisting Of ice
cream and cake.
EPWORTH EEAGUE SOCIAL.
Friday evening the Epworth League
gave social in the basement of the First
Methodist church. The first part of the
evening was spent in getting acquainted.
A small amount of business was trans
acted, after which a musical and literary
program was given. Light refreshments
were served and at a late hour the peo-
pie departed for their homes. There We're
about 200 guests present.
=
PHI THETA AFFAIR.
Ex-Governor Stanleys home on River
side was the scene Friday evening of an
enjoyable affair, given by the Phi Theta
Sorority OF FairmOunt college. Of which
Miss Harriet Stanley is a member. The
occasion was musicale, the program
given being as follows:
Octette: ''Doan Yo Cry, Ma Honey
Misses Human. Blazer, Congdon,
Brooks, Fees, Sellars. Hall and Imboden.
Piano Duet: III CorricoIo" Misses
Furley and Graves.
Vocal: Summer Evening" Uassen)
Miss Imboden
Reading from THE Sky Pnot'-Miss
Irene Hall.
Piano Solo: "Murmuring Zephyrs''
Oensen)-AIiss Harriet Stanley
Vocal Solo: .Sunrise'-Miss Eleanor
Milton.
"Nymphs of the woods"-Phi Theta
Glee club.
AZ the conclusion of the procram n
very elaborate three course supper was
served. and the rest of the evening was
spent in an informal way.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
The Jolly Good Time club gave very
delightful surprise party in honor of Mr..
Ralph Deuprees birthday, April 10, at
his home 7S7 st. Francis.
After recovering from his surprise he
proved to be very entertaining. The eve
ming was spent in various games Music
by Miss Irma Colwell; reading by Miss
Frances Owen and Josephine Middleton.
During the evening dainty lunch was
served After wishing Ralph many more
happy birthdays, the guests departed.
Those present were: 1rma Caldwell, |
Frances owen. Anna Grobe, Ruth Gear
hart. Josephine Middleton, Mary Grobe. !
Emma Parrot. Ethel Patterson. Pearl
Reed, Grace Kelly; Katherine Parrott
Messrs. Ralph Deupree. Roy Crawford, /
John Grobe. Fred Tucker, Claud Bowers. |
Kirk PARROT. Ford Kirkpatrick, John /
Parrott. Charlie Deapree, Luther and |
Deane Moon.
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1.-The Hand That Rocks
The Cradle Rules
The World"

MOTHERS lore starts a
man G woman CT TIE
right path Tbe right
remedy - the right tme
Its Z fTioihe- fo- re o.
dezi. motherhood Is o<tea
49, 80 "a 81.
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CHI OMEGA NJ CLUE.

The Chi Omega NJ club was enter
tanned at the home of MISS Aleen Hous-
ton, Thursday afternoon, in honor of four
new members. Irene Reilly. Clay Sluss.
Hey Jobes and Jeanette Vail. After d
little business was transacted. dainty re-
freshments were served. The members
present were: Mae Belle Smyth, Irene
Reilly. Hey Jobes, Clay Sluss. AIeen
Houston. Bessie Griffith, Esther Smyth.
Leota Myate. Jeanette Vail. Mary
Cooper. Eliza Throckmorton. Florence
futile and Melville Campbell