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Local Biennial Plans.

4 The local biennial board of the gen
seral federation of women 8 clubs met
Friday in the Commercial club, st.
Paul, and it was decided definitely to
hold the meetings next May in the
armory, which has a seating capacity
of 5000. The board will meet the first
Friday of every month and at the next
meeting the rest of the committees,
those on badges, carriages, celebration,
credentials, hospitality, platform, COM
munication,- program, publication, reso-
buttons, tickets, transportation, ushers
and pages will be appointed. Mines. c..
E. .Furness and Archibald McLaren
have been appointed chairman and vice
chairman of the committee on recep-
tions; Mrs. Herbert Davis, chairman
of the committee on decorations and
miss Long, chairman of the press COM
/ mittee. An advisory committee was
elected, consisting Of Miss Margaret }.
Evans, Northfeld; Mrs. E. NJ. La Peno-
there and Mrs. L. P. William of Mime
apolis; Mrs. F. S. Allen, Dodge Center;
Mrs. +. L. Washburn, Duluth; Mrs. w.
B. Mitchell. ST.. Cloud; Mrs. G.. o. Wilde,
Fergus Falls; Mrs. H. L. Tomlinson, St.
Peter. Mrs. Russell R. Dorr presided at
the meeting. - ~
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Club Calendar.

! MONDAY
Froebel club, Y. W. G. A. building,
2.m.
Lecture, "Monk and Handicraft, J"
Mrs. Robert Seymour, Mrs. w. L. Vol
ford, 81 Tenth street S, 1880 am.
Tourists, public library building, 10
Authors Study club, Mrs. G.. l..
& Longfellow, ,l4o4 West Thirty-sixth
street, $3.50 pm. sa.
Mothers Circle of Prospect park,
fathers and mothers meeting, Mrs. j.
{ J.. Gable, Is Seymour avenue, evening.
Clio club, Mrs. c. E. Knapp, 20l6
Girard avenue S, 2:30 pm. - 49,,
~ Atawasios club, Mrs. T. A. Knight,
52S04 Chicago avenue, $3.50 pm. II
Il Columbian club, Mrs. s. L. Heeter,
Ills Fifth avenue s, $3.50 pm.
Executive board of the Woman g
Home Missionary society of Wesley
church, church parlors, 8 pm.
5 Kenwood Monday club, Mrs. Long
brake, 1909 Fremont avenue S, $3.50
PM e.. "-,
Mothers club Of the Church Of the
4 Redeemer Sunday school, church club
rooms, pm. 49, - >1 ).
Board meeting, Women IS Home Mis-
ssienary society, Wesley church parlors,
5 pm. 49,.
Al Disco club. Mrs. W. W. Sykes, n
Spruce place, $3.50 pm. ?"
Pc. O., Mrs. Nellie Bremen, 25l5
Third avenue S, evening.
@ Arts and Crafts society, annual meet
ing, Mrs. Bert Lum, 1904 Park avenue
evening.
Ladies' auxiliary of the Reformed
Hebrew Temple, vestry room Of the
temple, 2:30 pm.
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Social Clubs and Lodges.

The Snow Flake Card club met with I
Mrs. Kleifgan, 1923 Grand street: Sc,
last week Prizes were won by Mines.
Mathey, Kleifgan and Kunz.. The club
will meet tomorrow with Mrs. Bergard,
70 Twelfth avenue NE. - -
William Bros, 677 Thirteenth avenue
NE, was surprised by the Acorn .Cineh
club Thursday evening in honor Of his
forty-third birthday anniversary;
supper was served for the twenty
guests. -
" st. Anthony lodge No. Sc, A.. o. y.
W., will give a dance Thursday IN the.
lodge hall for the benefit of. the sick
fund The lodge, will have installation.
of. officers the following week, Jan. l8.
The Colonial Cinch club met Thurs
day with Mrs. Christensen. The next
hostess will be Mrs. Slack, 1928 Fifth
street N. a.
i, Philomathean hive, L. o. 7. NJ, and
Modem tent, K. o. T.. NJ, will hold a
joint installation of officers on Wednes-
day evening, Jan. II, at A. O.: w.
hall. Members will be allowed to bring
their families.
Minnesota camp No. /, W. O. vs. and
Minnehaha grove No. H. w. G., will
have joint installation Of offc ers
Tuesday, Jan. 9, at Holcomb's hall, As
Fourth street S. All members are re-
uuested to be present. Lunch will be
served. ~
( Roosevelt hive and Palestine tent,
Ladies and knights Of the Maccabees,
will give the second of a series OF
dances in their new home, Richmond
hall, Fifth street and Third avenue S,
on Monday evening, Jan. l5. Dancing
at $3.50. %>.= = ..s
The Fleur de Lis Cinch club will meet
III ~. lor n r.
ternoon, at 2705 Grand avenue: :
The Sheridan club of the East Side
will give a skating party Friday eve
ming In the Casino rink, Washington
and Eighteenth avenues N. The club
house will be open that evening from
to 10 o CLOCK.
The Notable Cinch club met Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Davies,
1920 Aldrich avenue. Mrs. Proctor OF
1925 Bloomington avenue will be hos
| tess at the next meeting.
Lorraine Social club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Mathews, so Thirteenth
street S, Tuesday afternoon.
| Butler Sewing society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Leo
line Babcock, 1880 Western avenue.
The Enterprise Social club will meet
/ Ninth avenue s, when the annual cleo
ton Of officers will be held. rs
| The Donari club will meet tomorrow
| afternoon with Mrs. Krafze, 3l45 Du
pont avenue 8. "
Bridal Veil lodge, D. of H., will Civ
a cineh party Wednesday afternoon II
the hall, Fourth street and Contra
avenue. 4,
The Wild Rose Cinch club win NEE
Wednesday with Mrs. G. 2. Howe, Bill
4 Dupont avenue n.
i Glover Leaf Sunshine club will NEE
/ Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Gottfrie'
kaufman, s222N Thirty first avenue n.
i Mrs. George Gardner. Of s250l Dupon
avenue s will entertain the Lorin
4 Park Euchre club tomorrow.
i The Silver Grays vii! give dancin
i party Friday evening in Stevens hal
Stevens y avenue and Twenty-slxt
/ street.
The Master Butchers association
will hold it's first annual ball Thursda.
4 evening. Jan 18. in Masonic Temple. .
q Mrs. u. w. Everson entertained tn
i i. x. L. Cinch club at 3749 Fourt
q avenue S, Thursday afternoon. Mines
! Docking, Everson and Little won tn
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ST. PAUL

Mr.. and Mrs B. 81. Evans, Summit
avenue, announce the engagement of
their niece, Miss Blanche Josephine
Lufkin, to Joseph William Cook Of New
York. The wedding will take place in
the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood w. shirk Of
Los Angeles, CAL, formerly Of st. Paul,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Mabel to Leonard w. ROLES
ton Of st. Paul The wedding will take
place Jan. 2 at the bride g home in Los
Angeles. Mr.. Rolleston and his bride
will lreside in st. Paul.
Announcements have been received in
Hammer to Miss Eva M. Surface, at
Manila, p. I. The wedding took place
Nov. 26. Mr.. Hammer was volunteer
in the late war, going with the Mime
sofa boys to the Philippines. After the
close Of the war he obtained a clerical
position with the government, and at
present is holding position in the com.
missary department. in Manila. He is
the son Of Rev. George Hammer Of ST.
Paul Park.
Mrs. Josephine Bowlin of Summit
avenue will give dancing party Tues
day evening.
Mrs. B. 81. Evans Of Summit avenue
will give a dancing party Friday FOL
| Misses Prouty. Black and Cooke.
The Misses schliek, Summit avenue
! have issued invitations for a small
bridge party Tuesday, Jan. 16.
The second assembly was give,
Thursday evening in Ramaley's hall
J Palms and foliage decorated the room
The committee, Mines. John Field, AZ
chibald MacLaren, William F. Peet
| Charles w. Gordon and Ether T.. Shep
ley, received the guests, and Mrs. Ed
] ward L. ,Hersey distributed the favor
for the cotillion, which was led by Han
rison G. Foster. -"
A dinner was given at the Minnesot,
club before the assembly by the mem
/ bers Of the committee.
A dinner dance, chaperoned by Nj
and Mrs. Walter j. Driscoll, was give,
Wednesday evening at the Couuntr,
club by Misses Lucille Davis, Mariai
Wheaton, Lorena Abbott, Barrows
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Handy. After the installation the Of
fcers presented Mrs. Allen with hand
some silver souvenir spoon. me 4, r n,1al
ing president, Mrs Margery Mason s..aa9
dent badge as a souvenir. Mrs. Mason
in turn presented the president OF the
sewing society of the corps, treasurer
and secretary beautiful silver spoon.
The patriotic instructor OF the corps
Nellie Bryant, received from the corps
"a solid gold corps pin. 4 brief program M
of musical and literary selections fol,
lowed and the department president.
gave a short talk. ;,i
Levi Butler post and corps held JOINT
installation of officers last week. M rs 9;
Kate Carlin and Mrs. S. A. Price acted
as installing officers for the; corps. me
following officers were placed IN ofhce:
President, Mrs. Nellie McEWen; senior! .
Ecepresident, Mrs. lnez HaT; junior
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Booth; secretary,
Mrs. Addie Duntley; conductress, Mrs.
Evangeline Ackers;j associate conduct
ress, Mrs. Kate Bretz; associate guard,
Mrs. Saphronia Pryor; musician, MRS.
Stella Close; patriotic Instructor, Mrs.
Julia Reynolds; press correspondent.
Mrs. Florence Subway; color bearers,
ton, Cora Ralph and Mary Jassaud: Mrs.
Carlin was presented with a handsome
dish and the past president with a
badge. pin. A program OF music ana
recitations was given by Mrs. Close,
S. H. fowler, Ray Close, Miss Florence
Bretz and Messrs. Clothier, Robbins and
Hilton spoke. Refreshments. were
served. - Il.
The Butler Sewing society will meet
| Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. 3.
| Babcock, 1880 Western avenue.
Banner lodge, D. Of H., installed the
the following officers Thursday: Chief
Of honor, Mrs. Carlson; lady Of honor,
Lottie Gordon; C.. Of G., Mrs. Jennie
Crouch; usher, Mary, Bartlett; ; recorder,
receiver, Mrs. NJ Boffnger; INSIDE
watch, Miss McKusky; outside watch,
i Caroline Peterson; retiring chief Of
honor, Julia Lobdell; captain Of drill
team, @. ID. Hoffman; pianist, May
Redmond. The, installing officer was the
grand chief of honor Of the state, Myra
L. Sprague, assisted by Ellzabeth
Shredder and Frances Buell. Olson Mrs
Dora Burgess presented the installing :lli
china. !,
James Bryant w. r. G. will install
it's new officers Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. NJ. E. Harvey, Hal w
Lake street. The officers to be installed
by Mrs. Ida x. Martin are as follows
President, Mrs. Eugenia Dennis; senior
vicepresident, Mrs. Conant; junior vice
president, Mrs. Nellie Rudluff; chap
lain, Mrs. X. SNichols:. treasurer, Mrs
s. Whitney; secretary, Mrs. Nellie Day
press correspondent, Mrs. Ella Robin
son; conductress, Mrs. E. Perry; assist
ant conductress, Mrs. Mary Nero
guard, Mrs. M. E. Harvey. assistan
| guard, Mrs. Susan French; color bear
ers, Mines. May Sprague, Celia Shum
way, Mary Kelley, Huston. Mrs. Mar
tin was presented with a souvenir spool
and Mrs. Porter, the retiring president
withsa bouquet or pink carnations ant
a souvenir spoon. The next corps meet
ing will be Jan. 16. #......,
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ton during the first year Of it's exist
ence and out Of these six are from Min
sneapolis. The constitution and bylaws
of the federation will be distributed
among the club members at the ami
versary meeting. Il
is the president, Mrs. L. D. Hickman
s is the state organizer, and the two are
untiring in their efforts to further the
interests of the federation. Mrs. Matte
Wade is the associate editor and at
the meeting an effort will be made to
vote for monthly federation publica-
3stion. Just at present the women of the
interesting articles to the s'National
Notes, a paper edited by Mrs. Booker
Is r. Washington and published by the
national federation. ~
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SALTWATER

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Conrad were
over from st. Paul to spend New Years
with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bean, w Olive
street.
Miss Myrtle Reed returned to Minne-
apolis Monday evening to resume her
duties as teacher in the Lowell school.
The annual Epiphany party Of AS
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Slaughter, Fifth street s.
Mrs. George s. Willard and sons are
at San Antonio, Texas.
George Chase Of Minneapolis and his
friend Frank Sandstrom of Chicago
were in Saltwater New Years as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Chase.
Miss Lyma McManus of Duluth has
been the guest of Miss Lura Sawyer.
Miss Gertrude Mclaughlin has re-
Cnnfinned ON Papa IL This Section.
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Officers Installed.

Harmony chapter No. 8, o. E. s., will
ing iHa' + The worthy grand matro 1 Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas, assisted by Mrs.
Clara Huntington, as grand marshal,
will install the following officers:
Worthy matron, Mrs. Edna, M. Kirk;
worthy patron, Ernest Pratt; associate
matron, Mrs. Georgia Lowe; secretary,
Mrs. Abbie L. Townsend; treasurer,
Mrs. Nellie Quayle; conductress, Mrs.
Elizabeth Davis; associate conductress,
Mrs. Ethel West; chaplain, Mrs Milly
Crary: Adah, Miss Gertrude Donohue !;
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L,Alliance Franchise.

Professor Eduard P. Ballot, head Of
the French department of the North
western university, will lecture Friday
evening in the Church Of the Redeemer
lecturerooms, on {. lie Drama de Mater
linck, = before the local branch Of
Ia'Alliance Franchise. Professor Ana
tole lie Braz, the official lecturer from
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France, will deliver his lecture, Il La
Bretagne chez les grands ecrivains du
XIX siecles," April l6. Professor
Ballot will be followed the last of
January by Professor r. R. LeRoux,
who has been appointed one Of the two
lecturers in the United States between
Boston and San Francisco. His sub
ject will be 'La Bretagne ct SEES
legendes,'' as that lecture has been
almost unanimously chosen by the mem
bers of the alliance
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Rawlins Post Woman,s Club.

Elaborate preparations are being
made by the Women's club of Raw.
Inns post for the reception, Wednesday.
evening, at Hotel Waverly. Mrs. Alex
ander Hughes, presidents; Mrs. "A. NJ
Corey, secretary, and Mrs. M. T.,
Meeker, treasurer of the club, are to
be the hostesses and will be assisted by
the women of the club in entertaining
the guests. During the evening pro-
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Reception for DR.. stockham.

A reception will be rendered DR..
Alice B. Stockham Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Ruth B.
Ridges, GA Seventh avenue S, to en-
mirers to meet her during her one days
stay in Minneapolis !. z s~s 49,
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Afro-A1nerican Federation.

{ The Federation of Afro American
clubs of Minnesota will meet in the
day, Feb. 8. It will be an au-day meet
q ing and will celebrate the first ami
.versary Of the organization. It is the
purpose Of the federation to build
home for old people, either in Mime
! apolis or st. Paul, and this proposition
! with many others for the progress of
the women's work, will be discussed
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Federation Of Corps.

tanned Thursday afternoon by Morgan
corps. Mrs. Wright, chairman of the
relief committee, reported that $122.62
had been spent during the year in relief
work. A program Of music and recita-
.tions was given by Miss Bertha Kneel-
and, Mines Morris, Ellis and Myrtle
Schussler. The federation will be enter
tanned by. Appomattox corps the first
Thursday in February in the hall, 1927
Franklin avenue S. z $50.
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gram. of music and readings will be
given by Mrs. T. A. Whitworth Of,
Saltwater, pianist; Mrs. George
Hughes, vocalist; Mrs. Alberta Fisher
Ruettell, vocalist; Mrs. G. M. Holt,
reader, and James Walker, instrument
talist. -lsr
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guard, Mrs. Holmes; assistant conduc-
tress, Serepta Bocum. Mrs. E. II. Lob
dell by unanimous choice acted as the
installing office and she was assisted
by the deputy president, Catherine A.
Hoyt. After the installation, Mrs
Fritter presented Mrs. Lobdell with a
handsome cutglass souvenir Of the occa-
sion in behalf of the assembled women.
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John P. Kea Circle No. SO, L. Of g..
IA. r., installed officers at the last
meeting in the following order: Presi-
dent, Helen F'ritter, senior vice presi-
dent, Helen Hilton; Junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Winchester; treasurer, Han
nah Turncliff; secretary, Hattie L..
Mohler; conductress, Addie Firkins;
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College Club Tea.

" The College club tea will take place
in the public library on Tuesday From
8 to 6 pm, Mrs r. G. Winter, Mrs
viii act a as RECEPTION r aSs Committee mite -
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Continued on Page II, This Section.
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A dinner dance, chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Walter j. Driscoll, was given
Wednesday evening at the Country
club by Misses Lucille Davis, Marian
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The Misses schliek, Summit avenue,
have issued invitations for a small
bridge party Tuesday, Jan. 16.
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Goats at a Saving of Il to IL

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you and many prominent publishers
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INDICATED
is OLD MARK HANNA IN USING
MONEY.

Old Mark Hanna ought to be al
lowed to come back to see 81 900
600 spent in an election fight in one
state alone, within three years after
his death. He would feel almost as
much abused as Jimmy Hyde. of
Paris, France. Boston Record.