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The Washington times., 1905-05-21

horse also slightly injured. Dickinson
escaped unhurt.
Eugenia Wood, resident at the Park,
while riding to the city on a Brightwood
avenue car last Monday. had fit, and
was taken to the hospital for treatment
in No. 10 patrol wagon.
While at work on the new buildings
on Newark street. Lee Halls, twenty
eight years old. was struck IN the back
by Il wheelbarrow and slightly injured.
Tt is most miraculous that the man was
not seriously injured; as 1t was he sus-
tanned but a slight strain to his back.
being able TO go to his home unassisted.
The children Of the Brfghtwood school
have been invited by the committee on
decorations and exercises at the Battle
Ground Cemetery, to assist in deeorat-
ing the graves of the soldiers buried
there on May 50. For a number of years
the children have done this and after
! ward Joined in the singing at the exer-
eises, This year the same program will
probably be followed
Mr.. Mandy, OF Woodbury., has rented
one of Mr.. Levy's cottages on Bright
wood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott, who have been
spending the past few months at Ocean
View. have returned to their home in
Ninth street. below Savannah street.
The Washington times., 1905-05-21

the Interior Department last Tuesday
By the score of IA to 8 Middiekauh
pitched an excellent game for Brook
land.
A D. V. Burr. the well-known coal,
Hour, and feed merchant, of Brook
land, has accepted the position as first
baseman on the BrookIand team He
says he Is getting younger and enjoys
the game very much. After Mr. Burr
has been In the game a few weeks
longer he viii be one OF the best on
the team,
Some of the Brookiand boys are m
dulging in running every evening, nost,
ly for exercise. and to keep IN ErainiI &
for baseball.
Louis L. Sherwood is lying dangerous
ly III at his home In Bunker Hfil road
Doctors rerert that It is a very severe
case. and that It will be fully i've or
six weeks before he can be out
Young Joseph Banner has been busy
for the last few weeks constructing a
canoe. lie plans eoending his holiday
or the cool Northwest Branch.
The hot weather during the past week
was a good cause for the Brookland
boys to open up their bathing beach 81
the Northwest Bra lch.
Catholic University promises a good
baseball team for next year. because bs
then they win not only run post
graduate course, but also a college
course as Georgetown or other col
ieges.
Mrs. Lord. OF Monroe street, enter
tained a number Of her young friends
at a card party last Tuesday evening
A number OF interesting games were
played. and those present enjoyed &
Dieasant evening
The Washington times., 1905-05-21
Visiting in Pittsburg.

Mrs Katherine Bergman, with her
daughter Elizabeth, has gone to Pitts
burg to visit relatives.
Horning Fleishmann has accepted a
position as craftsman at the Newport
News shfpyard Mr. Fieishmann left
| on Thursday for Newport News where
he Will be Joined shortly by his family.
Mrs Farmer, who has been visiting
her mother-in-law. Mrs. J. r. Farmer.
returned to her home in Connecticut on
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. C. Godkin left the Park
Friday for four weeks vacation at
Virginia Beach. where. she will be the
guest OF her sister, Mrs George Krah-
ling. who resides at that place.
Mr. and Mrs Frank George Taylor,
ir.. and their daughter. Evelyn. have
gone TO spend a. few weeks visiting the
formers mother. MRS. Frank Morrison
Taylor, in Geldsboro, n. c.
Lewis Bancroft Fitzgerald has gone to
Atlantic City. where he win spend the
remainder OF May, and part of June.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of last week the Whitney Avenue Me-
mortal Christian Church gave a lawn
party on the lawn Of Mr.. Munroe, 2712
Brightwood avenue, to raise additional
funds for Kimn1el Memorial Hall. which
the church is building IN the rear of the
chapel. The date for the laying of the
cornerstone Of the hall has been set for
May &c a p. M, when all the preachers
| of the Christian churches IN the city
| will make short addresses The cere-
mony will be led by the pastor Of the
home church. and the Masons will Of
/ fleiate IN the laying OF the cornerstone.
| The condition of Mr. Coyie. OF ezl
| Whitney avenue. who was attacked with
/ typhoid fever week before last, is re-
ported as improving.
J. B. Carter. late Of Mt. Pleasant, has
moved to the Park.
Last Wednesday evening the inmates
+, of the Soldiers Home were entertained
| in Marble Hall by vaudeville COM
pany from Philadelphia.
On Friday evening the Washington
Dramatic Club gave the opera. 1.-The
! Gondoliers." at the Soldiers Home for
| the benefit of the old soldiers
/ Mr and Mrs. Farnham have returned
| from two weeks visit TO Maine, where
they have been visiting the latter's par
| epts, Mr.. and Mrs. r K Gilbert Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert are old residents OF
the Park. having left here for their pres
| ent home in 1902.
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The musical and dramatic entertain
ment given by the young ladies Of st.
Anthony's Church in the Town Hall
last Wednesday evening proved great
success.
The leading feature of the entertain
ment was a sketch entitled. Mrs. Pot
teFs Production by Mrs s. NJ. Ham
uton, The scene was that OF an empty
concert hall. the night of the last re-
hearsaI, Theses who took the principal
parts were e. M. Hamilton as Mr.. Pot
ter; Raymond Clark, as Ha. ~ Davis:
Miss Gertrude B. Hamilton, as Mrs Pot
ter; Miss Lulu M Julien. as Agnes
Smith: Miss Mary D. Bowling. as Dolly
Ayres. and Miss Sigue g. Hornther. as
Alice Clarke; Berry e. Clark pleased
the audience with q number of vocal
solos, while Miss Agnes DowIing rem
dered a piano solo. Master Franklin
Howe's recitation, How They Rode
Down IIirf..' was received with great ao-
piause, and he was obliged to respond
to an encore. A number OF tableaux
were presented.
Refreshments were Eerved. and dane
ing was INDUCED in up to midnight.
Dr. s. A Terry delivered an address
on THE City Missionary and Church
Extension Society of tae M. E. Church
as Seen IN Washington" at the Brook
land M q. Church last Sunday evening
Owing to the Increase in population 0!
I.angdon and Sherwood subdivision &c
Brookiand, 1t has been deemed advisable
TO erect a new Catholic church. and the
Rev. Father Southgate. OF Brookiand
has charge of the same. Services are
now being held in hall.
The forty hours devotion, held at st.
The Washington times., 1905-05-21

ATLANTIC CITY, May 2o.-Presence
of many well-known Washington people
In Atlantic City this week presages a
considerable influx of visitors from that
city .to take part in the Decoration
Day celebration, now the uppermost
item OF interest at the resort. The
week has been given over to the dele
gates OF two big conventions which
brought several hundred newcomers
and Hvened up the hotels and board
walk.
Members OF the Royal Arcanum gath
cred at the Royal Palace for the an-
nuai session of the Supreme Council
of that body, while leading, manufac-
turers of pianos from all sections OF
The country made their headquarters
at the ST Charles to intersperse dis
cussion of trade problems with social
diversions.
Mrs. James A. Roosevelt, wife of a
cousin OF the President. has been here
for several days. staying at the Chal-
fonte with Miss Christine r. Roosevelt.
who is entertaining Miss z. NJ. Reilly,
of New York
Brig. Gen. James William Reilly, u.
s, A., retired, was also numbered among
the notabics who visited the shore,
| He was q guest at the 1siesworth, where
he arranged for an extended summer
stay.
Some From Maryland.
Prof. II D. Todd, of the faculty of
the United States Naval Academy. at
Annapolis, was seen on the boardwalk
with Mrs. Todd and viii remain here
for several days rest and recuperation.
]. Wilson Thomas, Of Easton Md.
companied by Archibald Redd.n. OF Bal
timore. They are registered at the
Raleigh.
with the Navy Department In Washing
ton, is enjoying o seashore visit, max
| ing his headquarters at the Radnor
Mrs. II. S. Wolf, of Washington, who
| Is q patron of the Lorraine, Is entertain
| ing Mrs. Samuel Bieber for the week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Allen have Joined
the Washington colony at the Wiltshire,
where Mrs. Frank J. Duncan and Miss
] Dora Duncan are spending the month of
| May.
/ Mrs. A. s. Patterson and Mrs. ]. j.
Mirehell, fr.. two charming Washing
ton matrors. have been here for several
days, occupying a suite at the Seaside.
| Mr.. and Mrs nj. f. Finley are also
numbered aLlOHS liS VIZ
.tors. and will remain at the Strand un-
| til late IN the month.
| Miss NJ. Louise Wallace has Joined
the Washington contingent of fashion,
abies at the Chalfonte, where Samuel
Cross and Miss Hattie Cross are regis
tered from their Washington home.
Stouts at the Dennis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stout and Miss
Marjorie Stout, of Short Hills. are
numbered among the recent arrivals at
| the Dennis where W. D. Green has
been greeting Washington friends dur
| ing the week.
| Mrs. John Eifreth Watkins. of Wash
| ,ngton. is visiting at the Brighton as
| tha guest OF Mr.. and Mfs. Sims, OF
| Philadelphia.
| Tnomas Neill, prominent Washing
| teuian. is making a short visit in com
pany with Hugh Craig. jr.. Of Phiia-
| delphia.
| Mrs. Victor Kaufman arrived at the
| Windsor from Washington early in the
The Washington times., 1905-05-21
Some Who Are Ill.

Joseph s. Beach, who has been III. is
improving and Is able TO go about his
house.
Miss Elles Mcfarland was cor daed 20
her home by sickness last we1k.
Miss Bessie shivers Is still eone1aS &c
iser home as the result Of injuries re-
ceIved in the accident on the Washing
ton, Alexandra and lMt. Vernon railway
on Easter Sunday.
A pretty wedding took place at the
residence of John A. Marshall IN this
city last Tuesday evening, when his
daughter. Miss India Marshall became
the bride of Cornelius Haggertys jr.. az
Philadelphia. The ceremony was per-
termed by the Few. Father Cutler. OF
st. Mary.s Church. and the maid OF
honor was Miss Daisy Marshall. a sister
of the bride.
The best man was John N. Patter-
son. of Philadelphia. law partner OF
Mr. Haggerty. Among those present at
the wedding from out Of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Haggerty, sra
Misses Helen and Agnes Haggerty.
Alfred, Leo. Daniel. and Richard Hag-
gerty, Mr. and Mrs. John Brady. Mrs
c. Madden. Charles E. Waters. William
A. Russell. William A. Daley, ]. 81.
Patterson. c. II. Hickman, L. A. Hickey.
Felix L. HanIon. S. B. Rice. and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Madden
The opera Of king RoHghbeard',. was
presented at the Opera House here in
a very creditable manner last Thurs
day night by a number OF children under
the direction of Mrs. Carter and Mrs.
O'Brien. The cast was as follows. King
of Auroa, called Roughbeard. Miss
Florence A. Long; Patricia, Miss Kath-
crime C. Waller; King Of Fussia. Christi
| ana Kenaper; Queen of Fustia. Miss
Emma V Garter; King OF Pomposa,
Edward J. Howell. Minister cf State,
Miss Madailne Byrne: Patricia's ladies,
Misses Frances e. Sfnoot. Lucy n
Anderson and Lillian Y Grilibortzer;
three market women, Misses Marie e
StouteHburgh. Leslie T. HensIlaw. and
CoraHe Greenway.
The Washington times., 1905-05-21
Three Horses Stolen.

Three horses belonging to Thomas
Cannon. who lives near the Brightwood
Hotel. were stolen from the lot In which
they were pastured. one night last week.
There are several dangerous holes In
the sidewalk on Brighswood avenue. be-
tween Newark street and Rock Greek
road.
!. last Monday morning a trap driven
by n. NJ Dickinson, and a large storage
wagon belonging to the Merchant S
Storage Company. and driven by How
ard Smith. coilided on Brightweod ave
nue.. near Grant avenue. The trap was
damaged TO the extent of $40, and the
The Washington times., 1905-05-21
MIR. Cation Returns.

James Z. Cation, who has been visiting
in Old Point, has fesurned 70 his home
il. this city.
Leon PretzfeI6er. who broke his leg
some t.sile ago, Is improving.
Mrs. ]. J. Sullivan and daughter, Miss
Ieona, spent some time In Charlottes-
vile last week. visiting relatives.
James w. Graves. OF Richmond, was
visitor in Alexandria during the week.
Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard has
been in Richmond. on q VISIT
Mrs. j. d. Gateweod asd her daugh-
ter. Miss Hildrefh. have returned from a
visit to Virginia Beach.
p F. Downey has been appointed t4fi-
efal engrosser ioy the Daughters of tne
American Revolution.
Miss Mary Ball and Mrs Gibson, Al ID
have been visiting friends In this essy,
returned to their homes in RiehU.oad
last week.
Capt. V. A. Payne, Of Prince street
had as his guest during the week his
nephew, Oliver Payne, OF Charlottesville
Announcement was made last week OF
the marriage IL this city, by the Rev.
]. II. S. Ewell on the Both OF April, OF
Miss Elizabeth Lewis and George 3.
Penn, both OF Washington
Mrs John S. Chapman snd Mrs
George Johnston have returned from a
delightful visit to Virginia Beach.
The Washington times., 1905-05-21
EAEsss - i -
AIexA11gxTsIo

Isaac O'Brfen, of tie University IF
Virginia. was in this city on visit 10
friends here
Miss Young. Of Norfolk. who has been
visiting the Misses Gatewood, in this
city. has returned home.
Lucien c. Smith and Edmund Frank
lin, having passed their examination,
will receive the degree of N. d. at
GeorVe Washington University on May ..
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Asentha Moore Graves.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. ". z. Graves,
to George A. Chadwick. The ceremony
Will take alace at the home or the
brides parents on May 20.
Charles Stuart visited relatives IN
Alexandria last week.
Miss Hortense Leterman. who has
been visiting friends In New York.
Philadelphia and Boston. has returned
home.
Miss Frances Robertson. who has been
visiting Mrs. ". B. Smithers. In Wash
ington. has returned TO her home In
this city.
- B. [. Jones. of Los Angeles, Cal, is
In this city visiting relatives.
Miss Dangerheid was in Baltimore
last week as the guest OF Miss Mamie
Sullivan. In North Calvert street
The Washington times., 1905-05-21
POLICEMAN ConvaIescenr.

Policeman Danis, Connor. OF the Sew
cnth precinct, who has been i'll at the
Georgetown University Hospital for sew
eraI weeks with an attack of rheuma-
tism, has sufficiently recovered to re-
turn TO his home.
Miss May NJ, Kiiieen, Of 1927 p street.
bas recovered from a weeks Illness.
Joseph 6. Waters. president of the
Potomac Savings Bank. Of Georgetown.
The Washington times., 1905-05-21
MIR. Heisley Ill.

Mr. HelsIey III.
Frank e. Heisley was confined to his
hene in South st. Asaph street during
the week by sickness.
George Bland has bought from
Stephen Davis the sloop Water Lily
Mrs. D. J. Howell, Miss Virginia
Burke, and Miss LouIa Smoot enter
tanned their friends at tea served at the
golf clubhouse. on Friday evening
John ]. Brill, the little son of Jacob
The Washington times., 1905-05-21

At Saranae Lake.
DR.. and Mrs. William r. Purvis. ac-
companied by Miss Margaret MEG. ASH
The Butler weekly times., 1905-09-28
Correction.

The Bates County Fair Association
wishes to make the following state
ment and correction:
Where 1t reads in catalogue that
where there is no competition only
hall of the First Premium win be
awarded, they wish to say that the
Association will pay the full amount
oil First Premium whether there be
any competition or not.
They wish also tocorrect hesitate
ment as to charge for pig pen-it
should read 80 cents for each pen.
The Association will have all stock
stalls we'll bedded with straw free
whenyour stock reaches the grounds.
Is 2t t. ]. DAY, Sec'y.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-09-28
To St0ckmen.

The owner OF $50 acres % iorties in
a sqnare) that will make the finest
stock ranch in this county finds after
commencing to improve IL that he
is too old for the work, and land is
now for sale, at a sacrifice. Price
asked is very low, and 1925 worth of
"a Inch Page wire, nearly enough to
fenceit, will 60 with it. Will pasture
1000 sheep, with hogs and other
stock. 1t is great bargain. Write
to, Box 332, Butler. Mo. 47.3t
The Butler weekly times., 1905-09-28

Nyoa contemplate going to the
wheat belt OF Kansas see me. | can
put you next to bargains in land.
Have anything from government
land, subject to homestead entry, to
the best improved tracts at right
prices and your choice of locations.
viii arrange exchanges. Excursion
dates 1st and 3rd Tuesdays OF each
month. Ben B. CANTERBURRY,
Al Wv. Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-09-28

Warrensburg, Mo. Missouri Bap-
tist General association, Oct. "a to
2S. Tickets will be sold Oct. 81, %,
"a and % Round trip 81 45. Final
return limit Oct. 80.
Farmers, Merchants, and Miners
Fair at Rich Hill, Mo. Sept. 81 to
29. Round trip so cents. Final re-
turn limit Sept. 80.
J.t'. GEIGER, Agt.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-09-28
A Warning.

Positive warning is hereby given
to all parties who trespass upon my
premises, known as the Dickey OF
Green farm, composing about 1,OOC
acres enclosed by fence. Notices are
posted 80 all may know.
41 PM +. L. EBSl ER
The Butler weekly times., 1905-09-28

STRAYED i grass fstted steer,
about 3 years old, color red or red
white face, branded on left hip with
either the letter rs" or "R." Please
notify me Of any information con-
eerning this animal. ]. F. GEIGER.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-09-28

Frank Koontz and his driver at.
tempted to ford q swollen stream
southwest OF town Monday night
the water was deeper than koontz
thought for and his sample cases
were washed out OF the buggy and
down stream. Review.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-09-28

The tallest stalk OF corn brought
to the Pumpkin Show meas ur d 1G
feet and s inches. 1t was 8 ieet from
the bottom OF the stalk to where the
first ear started. The corn was
raised by 7. s. Colburn and is now
on exhibition in front OF his son 8
store on Main street.-Amsterdam
Enterprise.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-09-28

Those wishing to buy a Farm or
City Resident Property should see my
list. Some choice bargains to offer.
40 II A. s. Milhorn.
The Butler weekly times., 1905-09-28

We take eggs in exchange for dry
goods, shoes and clothing.
Aft. SAM'L LEVY 4 Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
Teachers Met.

Nineteen teachers from Greeley
and vicinity attended the first annual
meeting of the Northeastern Colo
RADIO Teachers association, at Fort
Collins last Friday and Saturday.
The first day was spent largely in
the reading of papers and discussions
pretaining to the work of teaching.
Saturday afternoon was spent in a
visit to the agricultural college and
viewing the athletic events and base
ball game on the college field.
The following Officers. were chosen
for the ensuing year:
nt-Superintendent NJ. f.
Miller of Fort Collins.
Vice president-Prof. D. w.
Spangler of Longmont.
Secretary-Miss Belle Burkhart of
Fort Collins.
Treasurer er-Superintendent James
L. McComb of Longmont.
The executive committee will be
composed of the president and secre :
tary and Prof. d. D. Hugh of Gree
ley, Prof. F. NJ. Wells of Loveland
and Prof. d w. Spangler of Long,
mont, the last three being elected as
members by the meeting.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
Claim More Shortage.

Joseph Weidman, formerly chief
clerk in the freight office here was
again arrested last Monday. 1t is
claimed that further shortage of
about $500 has been discovered in
Weidman's accounts. He is now in
the county Jail, for lack of 81, 200 for
a bond.
About a month ago Weidman was
arrested, when a shortage Of s1O6
was discovered. His friends then
put up the amount for him and he
was released. The auditors of the C.,
e. S. and U. P. railroad however,
kept at work upon the books, and
claim to have discovered more fr-
regularfties. The arrest was made
by Sheriff Florance. upon advioes
from Omaha.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
DEATHS
Pollock.

W. Perry Pollock, formerly Oh
plotteyille, one of the old COLORADO
nj oneers, died Friday night AZ ho'
Springs, Ark, where he went re-
Gently for his health. Death was
due to pneumonia which he con-
tracted EN- route.
Mr.. Pollock came to Colorado III
1858 and stopped for while III
Arapahoe, the site of the city OIL
Denver. He was identified with
John Gregory, Green Russell ana
George Jackson. miners, who were
the early gold discoveries. lie at
first engaged in freighting. across
the plains and after his marriage
with Miss Laura A. Johnson in lso2'
moved to Idaho, from where they re-
turned in 1866 and settled on the
Platte river at what was then known
as the Pixies Peak house. Later they
moved to the farm near Platteville'
where they remained until the deatll
of Mrs. Pollock last January, after
which Mr.. Pollock sold his ranch
and made his home with his niece,
Mrs. Clara Kimbrough, 3244 Hum
boldt street.
The funeral took place in Denver
Tuesday afternoon.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
A Desk and Rifle,

Great interest has already beer
aroused In the Tribune Greeley BanG
excursion up over the Moffat road, or
Thursday, May 25.
The Clough Furniture compan,
has put up a fine quarter sawed oal
writing desk, with French plate
mirror, for the girl or young lady
who can sell the most tickets for the
excursion.
At the same time d. r. McArthu,
IS Offering fine % rifle to the DO,
who sells the greatest number OF
tickets. Both prizes are the yer,
best of their kind, and are worth do.
ing a whole lot of hustling for.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
Water From Thompson.

1t is likely that the city is about
to stumble upon just the kind of a
water supply wanted, from the
Thompson river, through an ex-
change system with reservoir waters,
in one of the largest reservoirs in
Colorado, about to be constructed.
Although this would necessitate
a revoting of the bonds, a saving
of $4,000 could probably be made
in the construction of the system.
On account of details not being
finished upon the reservoir project,
more extensive notice cannot be
given for few days.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
DUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Aryid w; Larson. by his
January, A. D. 1904, and recorded on
flee Of or the @ county clerk lei K and I rIecorde1 m r
the, county OF Weld and state OF Colorad
and appearing OF record therein in boy
yeyed to the undersigned public, trpst1
as trustee, the following described rd
county COUNT OF Weld and state OF Colorad
The west half OF section twenty-thrz
ty-seyen t67l west of the sixth princip
m meridian, rid n, together with three @, shar
pany. and all lateral rights. Reservil
;nr ana eTSfispthing ,Si;lp therefrom rights oi W. ",
and all lands under the Eaton ditc
about ninety 900 acres, more or less,
formerly DECIDED for reservoir purposes
ment of three certain promissory notd
in said deed OF trust described, and
,axI, Wmereas; default has been made in IN
payable January 22d. A. b. 1905, in yiol}
ton ?i the agreements and stipulation
~ ~ hirh SAG heed o. trust contained. BY reaso1
owner of said notes has led NTH 1ns the
uerslRned his declaration in writing d
the violation of the terms of said deed d
trust and his demand that said propertj
terms OF said deed of trust.
sss Now; i dth,esreiore, err BY virtue Of the prem
aSaeements sgae9aas in the said deed Of trus,
property. and by virtue OF the power and
authority vested by law in me. as public
Of COLORADO. will. on Friday. the 7th day
oi April, A: ID. 1908, at the hour OF II
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day, at the
east east II front door Of the court house, in the
ia state OF Colorado expose for sale and sell
aeed OF trust described, at public auction
ioT the highest and best price the same
viii bring in cash, together with ali the
right, title, benefit and equity OF redemp
tiol OF said Arvid w. Larson, his heir,
A! h!ea s. l at GreefS G&eer &&Slerfde MaFshh Il
Public Trustee in the County OF Weld
D. and State Of Colorado.
rlrst publication in the Greeley TIT
o pune March 9. 1905; last publication Apri
+, Upon the, written request OF Gustav
dLyckman the above sale is postponed to
amy imdpFhsday' homy May I, Iso5, At the same, place
Public Trustee.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
North Side Country Club.

The n. S. C. C. held it's last
meeting with Mrs. Chester Howard.
Eighteen members were present.
Two excellent papers were read.
The first, ''Our Humorists and
their Characteristics, ~ by Mrs. Sol
Hopkins and the other, Evolution
of Journalism, by Mrs. Fitch.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess after which the club ad.
journed to meet April 2l with Mrs.
G. B. Tisdel.