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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-05-07

Princeton Union: Did you read that
heart-rending story sent down from
Fargo the other day about the poor
North Dakota honesteader near Portal,
who drove about for two whole days
with the dead body of his wife. aud be-
cause Of high water in the streams could
not reach an undertaken? The husband
and wife were occupying little ehanty
away out on the almost trackless wilder
cess far from civilization and the womao
took sick and died. There was enough
Of llfe's bitterness in this fact alone, but
human grief must have reached the dark
chasm of despair, when the awful whis-
pers of solitude said mo" to the appeal
and longing of the man for the opportu-
nifty of giving his wife Christian burial.
Fate pointed its finger ut him and babe
him go bury his wife alone, and he did
Some people know what sorrow is and
some-well, we think we do.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-05-07

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Awss
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mas
netic. full OF life ner7e and vigor. take MOTTO
Bac, the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guaran.
teed. Booklet ard sample free Address
satsasang Remedy 60 Ohiosgc Is New York
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-05-07

NJ. w. Of A.
GRAND MARA1s CAMP No. 9I67-Regula-
meetings every first Saturday at Grand Marais.
and every third s turday at Nipple Hill town
n. j. Bray, Consul
d. B. McAlpine. Clerk.
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LOCAL COUNCIL WOMEN
WORKING ON RECEPTION
They Will Devote Considerable
Attention to Prince Pu Lun
While He Is Here.
The various committees charged with The

The various committees charged with the
arrangements for the reception of Prince
Pu Lun by the Local Council OF Women
met yesterday morning. The work done by
the invitation committee was approved.
Because of lack OF time individual invita-
lions are sent to the officers of the council,
all members Of standing committees and to
the president and delegate of every affili-
ated organization.
To the secretary of every organization
affiliated with the council has been sent
an invitation with the request that she
communicate il to every member OF the
organization of which she is secretary
This makes the secretary OF affiliated or
of invitations to their own members. The
committee in charge wish all members of
organizations AFFILIATED with the Local
Council to consider themselves invited.
The work of all the committees excepting
that on refreshments will be over, prac-
tically, before Friday. and inasmuch as the
membership of the Local Council includes
mittee decided that to carry out its plan
for the manner of the reception the aid OF
all of the committees will be needed dur
ing the hours of the reception. The COM
mittee on presentation needs at once copies
sof the constitutions. programmes, historical
sketches and other pamphlets and docu-
ments bearing on the work of affiliated or
CARNATIONS; therefore, the presidents of
all the affiliated organizations are asked
to see that such documents are immediate
ly sent TO Mrs. William Z. English. Great
interest Is manifested in the council re-
ception by the various committees, as the
presence of more than hundred women
belonging to the various committees who
were scattered about the Propylaeum yes
terday morning shows.
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MRS. MAY WILSON WILL
PROTECT LIVES OF BIRDS
Resident of Irvington Carries
Dead Bobolink and Blackbird
to Biologists Office.

with a dead bobolink and q blackbird
held tenderly in her hand, Mrs. May VIII
son. an elderly widow. Of Irivington.
climbed the three flights Of steps leading
to State Geologist Blatchley's office yes
terday afternoon in order to make an ap-
peal 20 Professor Blatchley for the lives Of
Irvington's feathered tribe.
She told Professor Blatchley that some OF
the boys OF Irvington seemed to take
special delight in killing the birds. and that
she, with many other citizens OF Irvington.
had done all in her power to put stop
to it, but without avail. She said she
brought the birds along just 20 show that
what she said was true.
Professor Blatchley assured Mrs Wilson
that there was State law against the
ruthless killing OF birds, but explained 10
her that il was not his province TO enforce
it. The woman left the building apparently
satisfied that there was a law against the
offense that so aroused her indignation.
She said if there was any more killing OF
the birds she would appeal to the police.
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West INDIANAPOLIS.

Mr.. Will Baker and daughter Naoma, of
FALMOUTH, are guests of j. M. McCready
nersvilIe, is the guest of Mrs. David Rob
erson....MrS. G.. c.. Toner has returned
from visit with relatives in Boggstown.
q, Mrs. j.. K Howard and Mrs. Mary
Shindler, of Orleans, spent Thursday with
Mrs. Nancy Pierson. Mrs Hannah Moon
is visiting relatives in Carbonate, Ill.,.
Mrs. Louis Graham returned Tuesday
from a visit with relatives in Franklin -.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs ]. NJ.
Stever. Miss Edith Vestal, Of Green
who were the guests of Miss May Welch,
returned home Thursday. Mrs. Harry
Commiskey, of Franklin, is the guest of
Miss Jennie Commiskey.. Mr.. w. ]. Hill
Mrs. John Losh, who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Losh. have re-
turned to their home in Franklin. e. c.
asS With nd NJ T of Godre sna wfs
Mrs. Ira Shake. of Darnell spent the
past week with With, Homer Shake and
for Columbus to visit relatives :.
Miss Roxie Kinds has returned from a
visit with relatives in Danville... Mrs.
Hiram Crouch. of Gosport, is the guest of
Missouri. is the guest of Wayne Beardsley
and family miss Meta Brand went to
Cincinnati Thursday TO visit relatives.
Master Reginald Pratt, of Danville, spent
the past week with bis grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Riley MFRS. Mary Hop
wood, of Greencastle, who was the guest of
Mrs. Alice Which, returned home Thurs
day.....Mrs. b. ID. Darnell has returned
from Russellvile. Mr.. Robert Ramsey, of
Lafayette, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George CLANCY the past week. 1.-THE Y.
w c. T. l.. will meet next Saturday even
ing with Miss Bertha Holiday on Kappes
street Mrs. John T. Craig entertained
the Merry Wives Euchre Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Edna Martin, who has been
81, Of hnr nd Me-
@. w. Seaton, has returned to her home in
Cartersburg Mrs. Minnie Bennett OF
Chicago, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Losh. Mrs. Henry
Weisenborn has returned to her home in
Pana H.. Louis Becovitz and Ethel
Trotcky spent the last of the week in
Bloomington. Will Talbot, of Or
leans, is the guest of Mrs. Nancy Pierson
and daughter Irene
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SOCIAL AND NE WIS NOTES OF
INDIANAPOLISAND SUBURBS

Christian Association. Mrs. Joel Norman
entertained the Shakespeare Coterie Friday
afternoon at her home on Audubon road.
Mr.. John Wood of gainesville, o., spent a
few days last week with DIR. and Mrs. ia
bez Hall....The Sigma CHS entertained a
few friends Wednesday evening with a
dance Among the guests We're Mr.. John
Vogt. OF Lexington. KY. Miss verna
Richey is visiting relatives in Uniontown,
Pa, on her way from Asheville, n. c..
where she has been spending the winter.
She is expected home about June l.. Mrs.
Charles Howe and son Howard are visiting
Mrs. Howes mother Mrs. A. NJ. Atkinson,
on Downey avenue. Mr. and Mrs. 8.
Hunter Richey and Miss Katharine Richey
returned Friday from Asheville, n. c.,
where they have been spending the winter.
....Mr. j. II. Forsyth. of Trafalgar, visited
his son, Mr.. Clarence Forsyth, last week.
Mr.. Robert Hall is spending few days
Trafalgar, spent a few days last week
with his son, Mr.. Chester Forsyth. :. The
Fortnightly Club met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. John Tomlinson in Falkland. 80.
DIR. and Mrs. Oliver Gard, of Frankfort,
visited their son, Mr.. Russell Gard, a few
days last week. Mr.. Alvin Frazer, of
Columbus, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simeon Frazer. The Phi Delta The
tas will entertain informally tomorrow
evening in their hall on Audubon road -.
Mr.. Jason Elstun has returned from Buff
"A. convention. Miss Fannie Minar enter
tanned the members Of the Pi Beta Phi Fri
day evening at her home in Indianapolis.
....Mr: Davis, of Kentland, is visiting his
son George on Butler avenue. AT the
meeting of the Kappa Kappa Gamma
Alumni Association last week at the home
of Miss Emma Johnson the following off,
were elected: President Mrs Ellis
Hunter; vice president, Mrs. Vonnegut;
secretary, Miss Margaret Drinkut treas
urer, Mrs. Praigg. The next meeting will
be picnic on the first Saturday in June.
=: Mr. John Mitchell is spending Sunday
with friends in Columbus, o.
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Personal and Social Notes.

Mrs. John Elan returned last night from
a weeks visit in Cincinnati.
Miss Stella Berryhill has gone to Madison
TO spend a month with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll De Witt have gone
to Wawasee to spend several weeks
Mr.. T. A. Randall and family have re-
turned to their home on College avenue
Mrs. Chestina Bauzy returned Friday
from California. where she spent the win
ter.
Mrs. E. j. Gausepohl left yesterday for
Washington. d. c., to be gone several
weeks.
Mrs j. A. Barr, of Rochester. Ind. is
visiting Mrs. a. Hornaday and family for
a week.
dr. and Mrs. s. p. Sheerin, who went
abroad few weeks ago. have arrived in
Naples.
gone to Asheville, n. c., To spend two
months.
Mrs. Ira Grover and daughter Mrs Edith
Grover, have gone to Boston to spend the
summer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Garrard will GO
to kokomo to-day for brief visit with
friends.
Mrs. Frank Rufus Sheppard will enter
tain the Morton Place Card Club tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Preston Kelsey and children
will leave June l fer Chicago, to reside
The Culture Club will meet this week
with Mrs. ]. B. Mccoy instead of with
Mrs. Hinman.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howard Temperley
will leave to-day for California TO reside
permanently.
Miss Antonette Ernestinoff went to Mum
Gle yesterday TO visit Mrs. Frank Prothero
for few days.
Mrs. Strauss, of Philadelphia, will arrive
tomorrow TO be the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Isaac Frank.
Miss Katherine Reynolds, who has been
spending the winter in Thomasville, Ga
has returned home.
Mrs. Charles Mcdonald. of Connersville,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 'Brien and
family for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Kerfoot Stewart went to
Maxinkuckee yesterday to spend a week at
the Vonnegut cottage
Miss Margaret Shower will entertain her
card club next Friday evening, May 20, at
her home. Maplehurst.
Mrs. De Maid, of New York, arrived last
week TO visit her sister, Mrs. Louis A.
Kinsey. for few weeks.
Mrs. Benson. OF Philadelphia, who is visit
ing Mrs. John L. McMaster. will leave
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DOGS, CHICKENS, TREES
WORRY THE CIVIC SOCIETY
How to Overcome Certain Nui-
SanceS the Subject of Discussion
at the Meeting.

The question OF taking care OF stray
chickens. troublesome ours and trees were
the main topics OF interest before the Ci.io
Improvement Society at the meeting at the
Commercial Club yesterday afternoon. The
members present manifested considerable
interest in these subjects and many plans
were proposed. The dog nuisance was ths
most important subject. but the members
could conceive of no method to deal with
the canine foes" Foes. the members
said, because they destroy property and
are always where they are not wanted The
plan Of tying chain TO the little dogs
neck when he is taken for an airing was
considered impractical.
Concerning the chicken question Il was
the uniform opinion that they should De
properly Gagged and no longer be allowed 10
run across the streets. The point of inter-
est here lies in the fact that the conscience
Of many q woman has been hurt because,
either on a bicycle or in a carriage. she
has run over some fowl.
A committee consisting of Samuel VIII
son, Richard f. Souter and Lewis Hoover
was appointed to see the city attorney in
reference to these questions. They were
dohCu " dQNlSc BiOptl Ndlt VI htAA AAtfoa
Some of these old trees are claimed by
competent authority TO be dangerous. They
destroy the appearance Of the streets. too.
A recommendation was offered the Board
of Health for it's prompt action in clean
ing out the many filthy highways and by
ways of the city. IL was proposed by j..
G.. Kingsbury that the sense of the society
be expressed relative TO advising that the
ten acres of land adjoining the Deaf and
Dumb Institute and owned by that insti-
tuition be converted into park for the
benefit of the citizens of East indianapolis.
paper was read by Mrs. George Maxwell
on the promotion Of civic pride by teaching
the people the essential value OF flowers
and shade trees.
Children from every school in the city
wrote essays Friday on What Would
Make Indianapolis a More Desirable Place
of Residence" The teachers have report
ed that 1900 essays were written and that
the children spent much time and study IN
their preparation.
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STATE FURNITURE DEALERS
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Sessions Will Be Held at the
Grand Hotel To-Morrow-Ban-
quet in the Evening.

The members of the Indiana Retail Fur
niture Dealers Association will meet in this
city tomorrow in their annual state con-
vention. The sessions, which will be held
in the banquet room of the Grand Hotel,
will convene at o'clock p. m, when the
report OF the officers will be received and
discussed. This will be followed by a gen.
eral consideration of matters pertaining to
the interests of the trade. The officers for
the ensuing year will also be elected at this
session, after which an open meeting will
be held with the Indianapolis Furniture
Manufacturers Association.
At night a banquet will be served for all
of the visiting delegates and all retail fur
niture dealers of the State, whether they be
members of the association or not. The
banquet will be served by the Indianapolis
manufacturers of furniture and stoves as
hosts of the occasion.
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BICYCLEMEN ASSIST An
AGED WOMAN TO HER HOME
Mrs. ]. NJ. Harrison Weighs So
Much She Had to Be Removed
in the City Ambulance.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Harrison. an 49,
couple. who have been visiting relsti-.,-
near townsville. made the return trim :,
their home in this city. l222 Roanoke s.r..,
assisted by Bikemen Hull and AIeffor5 -
the City Dispensary ambulance. Mrs u.-
rison is cishty-nine years OF axe. and -
extreme weight, together with her advsnes,
age. made II impossible for her 10 vail
When taken from the Northwest -
the bikemen attempted to assist har y
board a Riverside car. which would tax.
her to her home. but the undertaking ~.
abandoned as impossible after uan- 81.
tempts. The ambulance was called. -
even then difficulties were experienced ~
aged woman was placed Ia a chair b-f
when the men attempted 10 Eft her re
arms OF the chair creaked ominously. ara
one of them gave way. IL was only af--~
painstaking and patient effort thai Sic We
placed in the ambulance. and with her hus-
band beside her was rapidly driven 10 her
home.
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weeks at Wheeling, w. va. Mrs. Fred
Lewis, of King avenue, gave a surprise
party on her son Blanchard Saturday aft
ernoon, the occasion being his eleventh
birthday. Mrs. Hadley and son Homer, of
Elwood, visited Mrs. Saul West the past
week Miss Byrnes, of New Albany, has
brother, Rev. Joseph Byrnes of st.
Anthony's Church. Mrs. j. Rosengarten,
Of King avenue, entertained friends Fri
day afternoon. The decorations were car
nations. Luncheon was served Mrs.
Rosengarten was assisted by her daughter,
Mrs. Clark. Mr.. Louis Crone is visiting
his parents. at Bridgeport. Mrs. c. Won
past week with friends at Hamilton, o..
Miss Lima Hayes visited friends in Louis
vile Sunday. Mrs. Jenkins returned 10
her home in Louisville after a two weeks
visit with her parents. Miss Dora Fin
ney is visiting relatives in Louisville. -.
Mr.. Leslie Webb is spending few weeks
at Parkersville, w. Va. Mr.; Fred Cook.
of Chicago. spent few days the past week
with his uncle, Mr.. Andy Cook. Miss
Mary Roach, of Cumberland, returned
home after visit with Miss Mary Conner:
-. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Morris entertained
friends from Greenfield and Indianapolis
at dinner Friday evening at her home on
King avenue. Miss Nellie Clark, of Ben
Davis, is visiting her grandmother Mrs.
Wallace is spending a few weeks at Trinity
Springs. Mr.. d. S. Miller and family have
removed here from Greenneld Tor perna-
nent residence. Mrs. A, B: Land enter
tanned a number of friends from Rushville
and the city Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Warman avenue. Mrs. A Har-
mon. of Lebanon, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waggoner. Mr.. AID Mrs.
j. L. LEST visiting relatives at Toledo,
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Furman Stout, of
West Michigan street entertained the
Home Pleasure Club Thursday evening.
The evening was spent in cards. and re-
freshments were served. Miss Mayme
Lewis returned home after visit with
Miss Canary at Brownsburg. Miss Ressie
Gill, of West Salem. is visiting Mrs. A.
weddle on King avenue. :. Miss Nina Hill
ton is visiting friends at Lebanon, Ind.
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Journal CircuIators mt Banquet.

Twenty-four of the men who help to
make the Journal circulate throughout the
length and breadth of the State were given
a banquet last night at the Grand Hotel.
II was one Of those informal affairs where
the participants have a good time. There
were plenty of goods things to eat and the
cigars were not OF the campaign type.
The circulators told stories and ex-
changed experiences until late hour, at
the same time filling the banquet hall with
the peculiar blue haze that arises only
from good cigar smoke.
During the evening Giuseppe Marone. the
Italian harpist, furnished music.
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Guest Left Suddenly.

has complained to the police that a strange
man.. to whom he rented room yesterday,
has disappeared. Mr.. Pellet did not OBJ
ject so much to the mans going as 10 the
fact that his erstwhile roomer entered an
other room and took a coat, vest and a
watch of the 81 variety souvenirs.
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Mr.. Edward Rush, who has been study
ing medicine in New York city. has re-
turned to visit his parents. Master
guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Frank. Miss Lib
by Hinch and Mrs. Hinch also Mary
Hinch, who have spent the winter in st.
Paul Mimi, have returned to their home.
DIR. S. A Brown has returned from a
trip to Buffalo. Mrs. Stanley Billingslia,
OF Hamilton. o., is the guest of Miss Pearl
White Mr.. Harley Montague is visiting
Miss Lulu Bills, of Fortville Ind, who has
been the guest of Miss Grace Valdenaire
and Mrs. b; a. Brown, has returned to
her home. Mr. E. w. Titus is attending
the Y. NJ. c. A. convention at Buffalo =.
Mrs. j. Marshall and family. of Shelby
vile, Ind, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
is visiting her sister in Upland, Ind. Sun
day night the members of the Epworth
League will have charge of the services
at the NJ. E. Church. 1t will be the ami
versary of that organization. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Essex have returned from
visit to Columbus, o.. Mrs. l.. w. Ever
son, Of Shelbyville, who was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Albert Mulholand, has
returned to her home. Mr.. Charles OAR
nell has returned from visit to Chicago,
Ill. Mrs. Henry Meyer, who attended the
has returned. Mrs. Mcconnell, of Aurora,
o., is the guest of the Hinch family Miss
Grace McIntire, of Greenfield, has returned
to her home. She was the guest of Miss
Ellie JdChSOH. Inc Ounudy -SCHoOl Ol the
Congregational Church will give a musical
and literary entertainment at the church
May %. Miss Effie Jackson entertained
Thursday evening for her guest, Miss Grace
McIntire. Mrs. John Wortz and daughter,
Marvel Wortz. are guests in Fortville, Ind.
1.-The Misses Duncan, of Greenfield en-
tertained the Epworth League Tuesday
evening at their home in Greenfield. The
Ladies of the Macabees met Tuesday after
noon of last week. . The Labracio Club
met with Miss Grace valdenaire last Tues
day evening. Miss Valdenaire will be a
June bride, her engagement is an
nounced to Mr.. Roy Bills. The club gave
a granite shower for her, and she responded
with Dresden china souvenirs.
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Irvington.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carver are spend
ing few days with Mrs. Jane Newly in
Mooresville.. Mr.. Will Butler left Wednes-
day for ST. Louis. where he will spend
several weeks. Mr.. William Reynolds re-
Vile. - Miss Grace Carver returned Mon
day from a visit OF several weeks in Ander-
SON. Tomorrow she will go TO st. Louis for
the summer. Mrs. Mary Strong, who has
been spending several weeks with Mrs.
Robert Hall. went TO Pittsboro Tuesday for
a short visit Mr.. c. B. Coleman returned
yesterday from Buffalo. where he went to
attend the convention of the Young Mems
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Lee Lando. optician. 142 North Penn. st.
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 to
sand.
When you see an attraction in the Jour-
nal advertising columns and find il incon-
venient to visit the stores yourself, COM
municate with the Journals Shopping De-
partment by telephone, or mail, and the
purchase will be made Immediately and the
goods sent TO you c. o. ID. Your purchase
will be made within an hour OF the time the
order is received, and it will be made by an
expert shopper-one who knows how to buy
and buy well. All merchants advertising in
the Journal are thoroughly reliable. and
purchases made by the Journal staff will
be at the lowest figures o5tainable by any
body.
The shopping will be done absolutely
without expense to you or to the merchant
The one requirement is that you be 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 ycu 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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Leo Lando. optician. 142 North Penn. St
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Club Programmes.

Parlor Club. May 1S-with Mrs. Brown
saTennyson's Indebtedness TO Other Poets,
Mrs Dearborn: "Tennyson as a CLASSIC
cist" Miss Elizabeth Nicholson. !
Friday Afternoon Reading Club, May ~
With Mrs. Belle Bristow. women Wrlt7
ers. of Indiana" Mrs. Mary Rice.
Culture Club, May 17-With Mrs. j. b.
Mccoy.
Catherine Merrill Club, May 21-Guest
day Paper by Mr.. Hewitt Rowland.
Indianapolis Woman's Club, May @-"The
Pipkins in the Berkshires," Miss Theresa
v. Pierce conversation leader, Mrs. All
fred Potts.
St. MARI s-of-the-w Club, May 20
With Mrs. Fred Shepard, IL Woodruff
Place.
indianapolis Literary Club. May 10
travels and Travellers" Major w. J.
Richards.
Century Club May 17-"Civic Beauty"
Mr.. Herbert FoltZ.
Winona Chautauqua Reading Circle, May
I6-With Miss Axtell, III East Eleventh
street
Aftermath Club, May 1S-Annual picnic
with Mrs. Warner, on North New Jersey
street.
Irvington Tuesday Club, May Twin
Miss Rena Sommers. "Spain in America,
Miss Little; conversation, Mrs Albert
johnson, Mrs. Lucy Brown and Mrs I.
~. Cross.