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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTEn n sOYs

ACCEPTED MASQNS-
IRWIN LODGE. No. ieI A ? q A NJ
- Regular ra--t!ng Friiag. September . i-st
AT - . m. Mas mic Temple. Grand and Fin
ny avenues Hutk IN r e. degree Members
requested and visitors frateTnaily invited 20 at
t-i.i AUG. kAMP. ". n
GEokGE WASHINGTON LODGE. No D
I.oatios TUESDAY. September Z D m sharp
Mas0nic Temple Grant ard FinD-v avenues.
WoEs IN the sublime degree Of Master Mason
On three Visitors xtIc, me
GDDRGE ". JAMES W n
Wrl- L ReynolGs Jr.. Secretsrv
M IsSoURI LODGE. No. ], AZ A A NJ
Ststed oomnul! alton Enurrcav Sep
,e,hss y. at - D. n. Corinthian Hall IA.
stic Temple r g. degree. examination.
~. I.rers requ-s-st and visiting brethren IN
Sit'd 70 attend w. BIGGER ~ 81
John II. Deems Secretary
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS,
ROYAL ARCH MAsONs.

u ILWINSING CHATTER. No. -. ROYAL.
N Arch Sasons.-Statei conyocafl0n this
1Frdayl evening. September =. o'clock
Marx and PsSt Master degrees Visitors well
come. HENRY wESELOk. z IL p
II p Beldinx Secretary
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Tre h1rh1r gage yesterday sh-Se-i IS ss-;.
a fail Of . 2 foot n tire .as- - f.1uT--
Business sic-s ~ I>ste" yesterday Ta- nsht-
The Wsath-- was <air a-d VAIN
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New York. s~gt ,-D-y gods rlarSe; con-
ti-rss still hsl+fgL and yet buyers ar ot-s-
st4uE a Conservative basis. d-t-rtnir-d E.et %
-l-gls.dtt. but o. nJay only HOS. Things ~ale4
tr-s.Itsly E-ce--arT ltT current fs--tiS- Al
10. .-JfartEEiaz situation - NOR encouraging
a.a gli.te sIerttls-~ running Juut-rs ale
cILI a:f.riEzs-
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AISCEH. AyEOUS

4 YOS COUNCIL. NO. q l. o. L. A. NJ
l. Meets every Monday evening e. Andes
E4u. northwest corner q jefferson avenue ana
PestoIoIzi street visitors are welcome.
L A wEI3MANTEL> =
X. Hcil. SECRETARY. 30 Gssconade street
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ST. LOUIS AND TENNESSEE
RIVER PAckETco.

days rivers. States: mountain <cerery:
only 81 for rUuni trip including meas and
berth steamer city Of Savannah will leave
vharfboat. foot u Pine st. Saturday. september
%. AZ p IA. for Sc G~neyi.ve. Ches.er.
Wtttcrberx. Cape Gl-ardeau- Cairo Iaiu-ah
and all landing Tennessee rivers Sh!.Oa
Baifl,tieLi Landing. Tenn. Phones Bell Main
ga. Kinloch A IL
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Upright Piano, SIS.

BRADBURY Piano War-rcom~ i0le Oiive -
r q. Smith. EnfF. \. p whitas-r. mgr. Big
bargains this Ee-E $50 "a: <s-s!z- upright n0si
81. warrants. IN good order. vth~r 1ne u.s..
uDrifhts sI25 % ST., originally COS; 500 s;.l
SQUARES
Nice snail guar. IN good order. s.: other
good squaEes s.. So So. E75-
ORGANS.
Almost giving tn N away. SO SIS SIS. So.
ID, all In .rs condition
NEW pIA.-bS At So
This week Offering new laEge-s!ze up
rights. with all the la-cs, improvements and
warranted ior ten years. AZ flss- They usually
-eil for S1'n- This price = Tor a few days
only Other n.S upTights. Bradbury. Mason -
Hnriin ami other me make AT heavy T-igc-
lions. 70 op~n TIE fall sea<1n- isuy a u!aoo
row and money We you 81 -
Si- manufacturers H-zihuTv P!snb
NsreTu0rus. Igi- Oiiy. 81. p q. Smith. mfr
a r Whitaker. mgr.
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Bond Quos.,ion. 1T xew York.

Cav for Ionis On n. sock Ercnanxe w-re as
follows.
United states --fuadinz g. registered iet,.
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ROYAL ARCAyUN.

DENTON COUNCIL NO. 80. r. A.. MEETS
p on SECOND and fourth Fridays o. each
month In hall No. l. Odd Fellows building
Ninth and Olive streets Visitors always heart
iiy welcome. n r NISDHoRsT Regent
II J. Braun. Secreta.y. 5ls Morgan street
GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
" Arc.nurl. Nos. yss-3li Holland Building
,ordiai welcome to visitors .yfends bretnfrn
A"' E A. BARBOUR. G. R.
John c KtIIingsxorfh Grand Secretary.
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lOAN0 ON FURNITURE

Rates and terms unheard Of. Look.
s.. 30 weekly pays a SIS loan
81 20 weekly pays SO loan.
81 weekly pays Q SO loan.
75c weekly pays q SO loan.
Payments may be made weekly. eenirnon.hIy
or monthly. II In 10 your interest 20 consult
Ali business private and ab0vehoard- see Us.
CHEMICAL FINANCE CO.
Hf Chemical building Eighth and Olive
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INVESTIGATE THIS
WHEN YOU WANT MONEY.

NE llaAe iOais u 4-l4't..e sLA HOS t.1--
MDIAL. We MAKE Inquiries u your fElenss
employer. ~. give Ut the full amount In
CASH not checks We arrange PAYMENTS to
suit YOur CONVENIENCE and ABILITY We
do not RECORD loans- We kEcEIPI 10:
eyery payment made We pas on any O.HEh
LOAN balance furniture and GIVE
MORE. MONEY. We EXTEND payments In
case of SICKNESS We make AS LOW rates
a. tn LOWEST. We grant LlBEkAi. DIS
COUNTS for time money IS not USED THIS Is
business "a i nutshell. SKI Us and be
~oavinc.d ths: We THE PEOPLE. We
rake loans IN East 81 Lo1i-- TeivpEgn. fer u
call. TIE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO,
;sir. 1911 Room 20. FULLERTON BLDG.
..-lI Main slss SEVENTH AND PINE SIS.
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Leans at 5 Per Cent.

WE max. LOANS on FURNITURE. Pr
AMOS, ETC. without removal: NO PCBl-iCi-
TY. See US before getting LOAN elsewhere:
will ave you money. CHEAPER RATES:
LONGER TIME: SMALLER PAYMENTS. We
nay Of LOAN or balance On your F'I!sNI-
TyRE. Paw az your CONVENIENCE, Literal
DISCOUNTS. Call and be convince3- Write
or telephone Kinloch A Ga UNION FINANCE
CO.. 81 and 90 Oriei building.
Southeast corner Sixth and Locust Entrance
az y sixth. opposite Bars
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MONEY TO LOAN

v. FLRNIiJk K- OK PIANOS.
Do NOa FAIL 10 GALL ana set Our rates
before getting loan .lseH hrI., our ryst..E gives
LONG TIME and SMALL. PAYMENTS. with
REBATE when paid before due, 80 you only
fAy Tor such ttn4s you have lad loan We
give PASS BOOK. where all payments are en-
tered We do not require pay u.rnt. Hsile SICK
OR OUl OF WORK; NO PUBLICITY NO IN
COW EcNIENC-s: 40 ISQUIRY: l.apers can De
signed a; house an1 you can get money Sans
dsy you apply. We make a speciality OF paying
- cry loan claim against good. and Civ
az more money. II you cannot call. WRITE,
ok TELEPHONE Us and We VIII send agent
10 explain our SYSTEM TELEPHONE KIN
LOCE Il "a. or BELL MAIN zsa3
FIDELITY BRcKERAGE CO.
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trust bu.ldinG
Broarvsy and Olive st. Entrance AZ chEe q
- FINANCIAL UPHEAyAL TUE
CAUSED BY ORR INTRODUCTION OF the
LOWEST RATES EVER KNOWN
on LOANS OF
si5 % 30 500
Or Household Coos. pans. FIXTURES efc.
WITHOUT PUBLICITY
YOU CAN PAY THE SANE
IN SMALL. WEEKLY OR
EEten.ion chcsrfully srantee -
IN CASE OF SICKNESS. loss OF WORK
OR OTHER MISFORTUNE. ,x
II Not Convenient to Call Phone MAIN zio<A
Or Write Es.
Or II lsis
NATIONAL. LOAN CO.
ROOMS so and III MERNOD-JACCARD
BUILDING. SECOND FLOOR.
R7 y BROADWAY COR LOCUST 81
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RIVER NEWS.
Rf,- md Fall Of the Rivers

~ :. hours er,Iiag a. m
=; Louis. .aL-~:-s'- sept = 30
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River and Rusineas.

River Forecast.
RI-@-v IN ti- = L<g;s district viii fall -,oT-
iy curing the next a. r1ur-
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steers and heifsr-
NiIAiL


J.. uia. 20 l4-'--- 70 l---l--'- 20
- ir.5.-- ~ i--.iys5--- - i-.tl.J..- I'D
L. issy.-- 10 L. =. : J.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

on furniture pianos ard chatt.ls. II YOU owe
hfgt-pTiced loan co-npanv
OR HAVE DEBTS PRESSING.
Calf on tie
NEW YORK FINANCE co.
We have a rer ed. Don't everybody.
COMBINE YOUR DERTS-
Make payment Pay them all
WE LOAN YOU MONET IN SUNS OF
SO % 70 SO %
Easy WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMESTS-
Remember The place
NEW YORK FINANCE co.
16s and SO ODD FELLOWS BLDG. SIC Olive.
Pbores: Masn Ism and 4 10
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Fair. so-usEha' warner. variable winds. b
r ming s'E'h@rls.
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L. STEAMER CITY ST. Joseph
will receive freight, foo, Of ch.,rv
81 for Memphis. Helena and all lsn.rI-x. -.
Der -, at .. m EeS'e'i-
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Mrs. variance and Madge 6rayme

Private licensed home for ladies before and
during confinement. oldest and mos. reliable
Institution In the State: established forty
years: home comforts: motherly care: infant :
adopted: irregularities successfully treated sat
isfactIon guaranteed: ladies In trouble. call or
write. z37lA Olive ST
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ST. LOUIS, CHESTER, CAPE
CIRARDEAU LINE.

STEAMER CHESTER WILL Leave wnarSboat
foo, Pine ST, Tue.days- Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS = D ~. for CAPE Girarc-au and way
lAndinRs Special excursions oclv Ayo To-
round TIP Including ulesls and berth
Pnone--Rel. man ga: klnloch A H.
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SHERMAN COUNCIL
IN SPECIALITY DRAMA

A society drama in three acts, entitled
Still Water Runs Deep" will be given
under the auspices of Sherman Council, No.
5S7. " Nj. l., at ST. Joseph's Hall, els East
North street, this evening. The following
Is the cast of characters: Mildmay, Miss
Lenora Ensey; Mrs. Porter, Miss Stella
Vondesaar; Mr.. John Mildmay, Mr.. Robert
Peele; Captain Hawksley, Mr.. Clarence
Sweeney: Mr.. Dunkbill, Mr.. John Sullivan;
Jessop, Mr.. John English; Mr.. Markham,
Mr. Thomas Flaherty; Mr.. Langford, Mr..
Thomas Brady; Mr.. Maxwell Mr.. Frank
Fitzgerald; servant, Mr.. John Deery. The
play is given under the management of Mr..
Robert F. Peele.
This is the first social entertainment
given by Sherman Council Sherman Coun-
Gil was organized about three years ago,
through the efforts of Rev. James b. De-
laney. AT the present time it has a men,
bership OF about one hundred. A great
many improvements are contemplated in
ST Josephs Hall. Among these the most
important is that of installing a new
library. A bowling alley is also being con-
sidered.
The council is represented in the Com
mercial Baseball League by a strong team
that will play its first game to-day at Fair
view Park. The council has sold a great
many tickets for the play, and from every
indication it will be a success.
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EXHIBIT OF PAINTINGS
BY INDIANA ARTISTS

The paintings by Indiana artists which
are TO be sent to the st. Louis exposition
will be view in the H. Lieber gallery
tomorrow and Tuesday. The pictures have
been framed to harmonic with the fur
nishings of the rooms of the Indiana build
ing at the exposition, where they will be
shown. The exhibit also includes number
of photographs, which will form part of
the educational exhibit at st. Louis. The
portrait of James Whitcomb Riley. by
Sargent, which is owned by the Heron
Art Institute, will also be sent to the ex-
position and Will be hung with the Sargent
collection in the fine arts building. The
Indiana artists whose pictures are included
in the collection are J. E Bundy, Charles
Conner, Frank Girardin, NJ. T. Nordyke,
N T. B. CulbertsOn, of Richmond; r. B.
Trobaugh, of Delphi; Margaret Overlook,
Louise E. Earring, OF Greencastle; Agnes
Hamilton, of Fort Wayne; Virginia Keep,
Susan Ketcham, Margaret Rudisell, En-
ma B. King, Mrs. Henry Fay, Stella Peel
Izor Temple Tice, Julia Sharpe, Winifred
Adams, Rena Tucker, Lucy Wilson, Lucy
Taggart, Bessie Hendricks, e. Sickler, VIII
liam Forsyth, Otto Stark. r. B. Gruelle, ].
Otis Adams, T. =. Steele, of indianapolis.
In addition there is a collection of origi-
nails of book illustrations from the pub
fishing houses of the Bobbs-Merrill Com
pany, representing the work of Fred c.
Yohn, Virginia Keep. VIII Vawter, Chas-
teen Christy, McCutcheon and others.
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Recent Receptions, Parties and Lunche0ns,
Wedding Announcements, Engagements
and Calendar Of Club Meetings
Social Calendar for the Coming Week

Social Calendar for the Coming Week.
Monday
DR. and Mrs. Wilson, at home informally
No Invitations.
Miss Zenor dinner for Miss Kelly.
Tuesday
Mrs. Samuel Faber, afternoon company.
Philomathean Club. guest evening.
-Wednesday.-
Marriage Of Miss Ada Fahnley and Mr..
William John Shafer.
Marriage OF Miss Blanche Sophie May and
DIR. Walter j. Carroll.
Marriage Of Miss Edythe Lingle and Mr..
Frank @. Laird.
Marriage of Miss Lucia Strack and Mr.
Lee Alerding.
Thursday
1fr. and Mrs George Bliss. dancing party.
Mrs. Rowe, card party for Veronica Club.
Friday
Dramatic Club play at Propylaeum-
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richard Williams,
Ut home for Miss Miller.
Mrs. William Zumpfe, party for Miss
George Anna Zumpfe.
Senior play by Girls Classical School pu-
pills at Propylaeum.
Day Nursery Association. chiloren's party.
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LAFAYETTE TEACHER
ADOPTS IN IGORROTE
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

SpeCldI
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 23.-Ignacio
Martinez, four years old, who until year
ago was a baby savage in the mountains
of northern Luzon, p L., has been adopted
by Miss Sarah II. Mellon, of this city, who
is now in Denver, Col, en- route to this
city with the child. Miss Mellon went to
the Philippines as a government school
teacher and for the past two years has
been stationed at BenQuet, in the noun
tains. Ignacio's oldest sister was one of
her scholars. The elder Martinez was an
Igorrote and one of the most feared of
the head hunters. He was killed by a
brother Igorrote a year ago and little Ig-
nacio was left to the merces of an old
crone. The sister, who had become Amer
icanized, gave the child to Miss Mellon,
the boys mother having disappeared short
ly after the husbands death.
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Mrs. William Sharpe, accompanied by Mrs.
Clarence Forsyth. several musical num-
bers by Miss Valette Miller, and talk
by the president, Mrs. May Donnan. In
and on the table was a birthday cake dec
GRATED with white carnations and hya-
cinths. The entertainment was in charge
OF the executive committee, Mrs. Clarence
Forsyth, chairman; Mrs. James Baker.
Mrs. Carl Walk, Mrs. Louis Burcknardt
and Miss Julia Harrison Moore, and the
room committee, Miss Macy Coughlen,
chairman; Mrs. Edward Kingsbury, and
Miss Ethel Cleland.
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Craig's candies are certainly good.
THE JOURNALS SHOPPING DEPART
MENT.

The Journal has established free shop
ping department for the use of it's readers
All Journal subscribers are invited to use
the department freely at all times.
Experts have been engaged as Journal
shopping commissioners who will person
ally execute any orders readers wish 10
send.
When you see an attraction in the .Tour-
nal advertising columns and find IL in
convenient to visit the stores yourself COM
rnunicate with the Journals Shopping ne
nsrtment by telephone, or mail and the
purchase will be made Immediately and The
goods sent TO you c. o. d. Your purchase
will be made within hour of the time RI a
order is received, ana it will be made nv on
expert shopper-one who knows how to bIu
and buy we'll. All merchants advertising IN
the Journal are thoroughly reliable. and
purchases made by the Journals staff will
be at the lowest figures obtainable by any
body. $50
The shopping will be done absolutely
without expense to you to the rnerchsnf
The one requirement is that you be a Jour
nal subscriber.
All correspondence relating to purchases
or prospective purchases will be answered
promptly and fully. Any class OF purchases
you wish will be made. II you want any
thing from a pair of gloves to an automo-
bile, you can give your order through the
Journals Shopping Department.
Address Journal shopping Department.
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With Women's Clubs.

The Connersville Clio Club, with their
husbands, assembled at the hospitabIe
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. De Haven
April II to enjoy a patriotic evening. After
the president, Mrs. Frank Hopkins, had
cordially welcomed all present the follow
ing programme was rendered:
Monologue-Music the Rappahannock-
Mrs. De Haven and Mrs. Reese Eby. Z
Biography of Clara Barton. ............
......-.-...-......-...M Mrs. Lewis Robinson
Poem, The Woman Who Went to the
Field ........... Mrs. Willard Robinson
Paper, 1.-THE Mother of America.
...................... Mrs. Charles Jerdon
:
An interesting and delightful feature OF
the work of the Indianapolis Matinee
Musicale is the Request programme given
annually. 1t is made up from a list chosen
from the music given during the season
and is arranged by a committee. All the
members are invited to notify the commit
tee as TO what they wish to hear repeated
The Request programme closes the season
each wear.
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Mrs N. A Gladding the hostess
Wednesday for small whist party in honor
of her visitor. Mrs. Baldwin. of New Or
leans
Mrs. Clinton Lasher entertained a few
friends informally at luncheon Thursday
I'm honor OF Miss Nicholson and Miss Fer
ris. who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs George
Philip Meier.
An enjoyable subscription dance was given
at the Assembly Hall Thursday evening
The committee in charge of the dancers
were Mr.. Waite Colgan and Mr.. Ward and
MIR. Noble Dean.
leap year dance was given Monday
evening at Brenneke's by a number of
young girls. The chaperons for the dance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maffey and MIR.
and Mrs. George c. Jacob.
Miss Anna Hendrickson and Norman r.
Sulgrove were married Wednesday night at
the home OF George w. Sulgrove. father of
the groom. Only the immediate relatives
and few friends were present
A subscription dance was given at the
Assembly Hall. Sixteenth and Illinois
young men. Mr.. Felix Geddes was chair
man of the committee in charge of arrange
ments-
Miss Bertha Ccffield entertained a num-
Der of friends with a finch party wednes-
day evening Il her home on Noble street
in honor of Miss Trichler. of Brookville,
who - visiting Miss Shepherd on Walcott
street.
Mrs William Hughes entertained a few
friends informally on Wednesday afternoon
her RI in, ~
her sister. Mrs. Lewis Haughey. and Miss
Esther Haughey who are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hughes
The members of the kindergarten Normal
School and the Froebel Club celebrated
Froebels birthday anniversary Thursday
afternoon with an informal party at the
William y. Jackson Institute. A musical
programme was given during the afternoon.
Mrs James Cruise received informally Fri
day afternoon at her home North Me-
ridian street. in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Mary McCalla Evans. of Philadelphia Mrs
Cruise assisted in entertaining her
guests by Mrs. w. Il. Allen and Miss
Frances Brownell.
Mrs. William Line Elder entertained a
few friends at luncheon Friday In honor
OF Mrs. Alvin Lockard. who. with Mr..
Lockard and their daughter. will leave soon
for their summer home near Cincinnati.
After the luncheon the guests were enter
tanned with whist.
Miss Florence Baxter entertained few
friends very Informally Wednesday evening
with a chafng-dish supper at her home on
Ashland avenue. in honor of. Miss Ina
Kelly. OF Guelph, Ontario, who is visiting
Miss Ethel Smith. After supper the guests
were entertained at pit
Mrs. Clifford Arrick received informally
Friday afternoon in honor of her sister
Mrs August Minshall Hopper. of Balti-
more. Md. and Mrs. Parker. who is the
guest OF Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Mrs
Arrfck assisted in entertaining her
guests by her mother. Mrs. w. III. Miller
and Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs Ma Donnan entertained informally
On Thursday at her home on North Della.
ware street. her guests being the officers
and committee members OF the Catherine
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Club Programmes.

Indianapolis Literary Club. April 25-
"Greek Ideals Mr. Hugh NICK: Landon.
Thursday Afternoon Club, April 2S-With
Mrs. j. B. Atkinson. Russia and the Rus
SLAMS" Mrs. d. X. Armstrong. Siberia
Proctor Club. April 2e-With Mrs. Kate
Collins Women of the Bible, Mrs. Ar
mold. Women Of To-day" Mrs. Bren-
nan.
26-With Mrs. Emile Kip. 'Frieda
Schanz." Miss Paula Kipp. Marie Won Eb-
ner-Eschbach." Mrs, Philip HildebTand-
Johanna Ambrosius,' Mrs Bruner. Music
Monday Conversation Club. April 25-with
Mrs o. l. Miller Songs of the Sierras
and THE Danites,' Joaquin Miller, Mrs.
Vinnedge- THE Virginian." Owen Wister.
Miss Dearborn Leader. Miss Mullen
Fortnightly Club, April 26-"Customs and
superstitions in Days OF Queen Elizabeth.
Kern. "A May Day Romance Mrs. John
Magazine Club. April so-CIub magazine
In charge of programme committee.
Century Club, April 26-Guest evening.
The Home OF the Ehzabethans." Henry
Thew Stevenson, of Indiana University
Mrs D. ]: Eastburn, 612 East Twelfth
street. 1.-The Panama Canal" Mrs. Mary
alexander: THE School of Life" Miss
Augusta Bruning. Leaders. Mrs. Addie
Frank and Mrs. Addie Engle-
Woman's Research Club, April 25-With
Mrs. Frank II. Holt Debate. Resolved.
more than women" Leaders, Mrs. Frank
McWhirter and Mrs. j. j. Brown, Mrs.
David Ross and Miss Maude Prior.
Sketching Club, April 30-With Miss Julia
Walk THE Chronicle OF the Year." Mrs.
u. w. Marmon.
Winona Chautauqua Reading Circle,
April 25-With Mrs. Henry, 1903 Ruckle
street.
Irvington Fortnightly Club. April %
With Mrs t. NJ. Richardson. Election of
officers.
Matinee Musicale. April 27-At Propy-
1aeum Annual request programme and
business meeting.
Needle Coterie, April accompany for
members and husbands. with Mrs. c. X.
Long, 2209 Park avenue.
Au Fait Shakespeare Club, April 25-With
Miss Margaret VAIL, rs West Vermont
street. The Tempest"
Irvington Woman's Club, April 25-With
Mrs. t. G.. Howe "A Great Statesman, .
Mrs. Mary Hubbard Thompson; converse
ton, Mrs. Terrell Barnhill.
Entire Nous Club. April 27-With Mrs.
Alexander, has Villa avenue. Election of
officers. THE Planets, Mrs. Alexander;
= "The Starry Heavens" Mrs. Wilmoth;
Northern Lights" Mrs. Rumpler.
Monday Afternoon Literary Club, April
| 25-Evening party at Bertha Ballard Home.
| Committee. Mrs. r. III. Strong, Mrs. Roland
1 Evans, Mrs. G. A. Paquette. programme;
Mrs. Ballenger Mrs Foulk and Mrs Percy
johnson, entertainment.
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Lee Lando. oDtieian. ias North Penn ST.
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Leo Lando. optician. l4s North Penn. s..
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Leo Lando. optician. ias North Penn. St
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Mrs. Ma Donnan entertained informally
on Thursday at her home on North Della
ware street. her guests being the officers
and committee members OF the Catherine
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Mrs Clifford Arrick received Informally
Friday afternoon in honor of her sister,
Mrs August Minshall Hopper. of Balti-
more. Md. and Mrs. Parker. who is the
guest OF Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Mrs.
Arrfck was assisted in entertaining her
guests by her mother. Mrs. w. III. Miller,
and Mrs. Harrison.
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STOUGHTON ]. FLETCHER. President.
FERDINAND WINTER. I'd Vice President
p. c. TRUSLER. Secretary and Treasurer.