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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-16


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-16

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SOCIETY NOTICES.

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1910 Western Ave.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
The State Convention.

sThc Winona women are busy plan
riing for the annual convention Of the
Minnesota Federation OF Women's
clubs which will be held in their city
Get. 90, % and 25. The now officers
to be elected are vice president at
efal federati secretary and the treas
urcrs. The other officers were elected
last year and will hold Office for an
other twelve months. a
$The program committee, Mines. DIN
ton J. Backus, A. T. Bigelow, Miss
Mary Sue Willis, st. Paul, and Mrs.
G. E. Maxwell Of Winona, has com
pleted- the program and a most at
tractive one it is. The convention as
usual, will open with council meet
ing Tuesday morning, Oct. %, and an
Business will be taken up in the after
noon, when Mrs. Frank Doran Of
Winona will deliver the invocation and
Mrs. F. A. Rising of Winona will voice
az greeting to which Mrs J. L. Wash
Hhrn Of Duluth, president, will respond.
Hports of officers and standing COM
1nittees will complete the afternoon
work. In the evening the biennial will
10 reviewed by Mrs. E. J. Lewis of
Minneapolis Mrs. l.. D. Frost of
Winona, Mrs. Robert Morris Seymour
Of Duluth. Harrington Beard Of Min
neapolis will give an illustrated talk on
tie art in the new state capital.
#On Wednesday, Oct. "a. the reports
Of the standing committees will be
Continued and Mrs. H. A. Towne Of
Minneapolis will lead a discussion on
tie state industrial school. From -
O'clock until the informal ballot will
be taken. In the afternoon Mrs. Choir
no of
'fEducation-Moral Training of the
Young and Mrs. H. C. Marshall Of
Duluth will lead the discussion. Pro
ffssor George Weitbrecht of St. Paul
WI talk on % manual Training Of the
qhild.' There will be time for a
drive about the city and in the evening
Governor Johnson will speak on "Good
citizenship and Judge Tuthill of Chi
dago on Che juvenile courts. 49,;
1aittee will be the first business Thurs
pllowed by a general topic, "The
Home,' under which Mrs. Carolyn
Smith of st. Paul will speak on
stHousehold Economics.'
sThere will be an exhibition bv Mrs
j M. Blair, st. Paul; Mrs. W. B.
Mitchell of ST. Cloud will take ur
the subject of E'SThe College Girl at
Home, and Mrs. GO. W.elch of Fer
aus Falls will lead the discussion. Al
apon the formal ballot will be gtake1
and in the afternoon the president will
deliver her address, the new officers
vail be presented. A reception from /
to 6 CLOCK and a musical in the even
ing will practically close the conven
ton as only the officers and directors
will be present at the board meetin.
: Friday morning.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
Y. w. q. A. Opening Week.

Attractive plans for this week at the
Young Women s Christian association
Indicate that unusual activity and in
tersst viii be created for the opening
Of classes the following week. Miss
Charlotte II. Adams of Chicago, who is
Bible secretary of the national training
institute for secretaries. will address
the vesper service at O'Clock this
afternoon one the tho theme, "Why
Study tho Biblea' Miss Lily. Harmon
will sing. The young women Of the city
will have rare opportunity in attending
this service and hearing Miss Adams.
A large, reception is planned for to.
morrow evening. when both women and
men ave invited, The faculty, consist
ing Of secretaries and teachers, will re.
ceive, and an interesting program will
be given. Vocal solos by Mrs. T. D.
Bell, teacher of voice culture, and
James Wicks; readings by Mrs. Charles
Mead Holt, teacher Of expression, and
other interesting features will add te
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
AMuNDsoN COMING SOUTH
First Navigator TO Sail Northwest Pas
sage Is Nearing Civilization.

Captain ROAD Amundsen, whose sen.
sational discovery and navigation OF
northwest passage along Ahes Arctic
coast of North America has attracted
the attention of the world, is speeding
toward civilization as fast as his
stanch little vessel, the Gjoa, can sail.
He has been expected at Nome for some
time, but undoubtedly has delayed
sailing as long. as possible in order to
complete certain explorations and OBJ
servations. He cannot wait much
longer, however, for the ice will soon
begin to fill Bering strait.
Harry Randall Of Minneapolis, who
is Captain Amundsen IS representative
in America, received the following
telegram from Washington yesterday,
which shows that the famous explorer
is leaving the Arctic regions.
"Amundsen in Gioa has arrived off
Point Barrow on way south. All well.
20 Worth G.. Ross, Chief Of Reve-
nue. Cutter Service
While there is no information as to
when the Gioa passed Point Barrow, it
is known that the most difficult part
Of the journey has been accomplished,
and direct word may be received from
| Amundsen at any time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
Minnesota w. @. T. q.

About 800 delegates will attend the
annual convention of the Minnesota w.
c.. T.. u, which will be held in St.
Paul Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Bessie l.. Scovell, president: Mrs. Kate
.Kercher, vice president; Mrs. Ella T.
Hendrix, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Belle M. Wklch, recording secretary.
and Mrs, Della r. Mandigo, St. Paul.
treasurer; and it is expected that they
will all be reelected 7H&sb IN
The program has many interesting
features. It will open Tuesday after
noon in the old capitol with L. T. l.:
and Y. conferences. The, evening will
be q HWelcoming night land tho regu-
lar business will be taken up Wednes;
be diamond medal contest, the first
that has been held. in the state, and
young people from Wisconsin. and Iowa.
as we'll as Minnesota, will contest. -
The w. R. G. gave a program yester-
day afternoon at the Soldiers home
Little Pearl Boomhower. the clever
child dancer, gave several fancy dances
was was Scolambia and after al RS She e' fnisIc
the song she gave the Columbia flag
dance: Rev. G. L. Morrill, contributed
several musical numbers and also gave
a talk to the old soldiers. r. ::
/ Mary Elizabeth Starkweather TEN
No l, Daughters of Veterans, will. NEE
to discuss plans for winter entertain
ments.
The John T. Rea circle, Ladies' Of thu
G.. A. R., will hold an important meet
ing Tuesday, in McElroy's hall, at 2:3(
pm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
TIE MINNEAPOLIS 4 JOURNAL.
,aay,at 1o:45s IN. at the hospital, a2ol

,days,at 1o:45s Nm. at the hospital, a2o1
I The Tuesday, club will resume its
meetings for the year this week when
the club will meet with Mrs. E. A.
Jones, 1925 Blaisdell, avenue, Tuesday
afternoon. The club will study Italy.
The Progressive Study club met
Wednesday with Mrs. NJ. E. Tanberg,
323 Beacon street Sc. The program
was on Helen Hunt jackson and Mrs.
p. a. Jones read paper on aThe Mis-
sions Of Southern California; Miss
Elsie Tanberg varied the program with
a piano solo.
The meeting Of the Political Equality
club, set for Tuesday, has been post
poned until further notice, owing to the
absence from the city Of those on the
program.
The Thursday Study club began it's
winters work Thursday afternoon,
| when it met with Mrs, w. B. Ferguson,
2742 Fremont avenue S. The program
on tho United States was taken up,
and the current events were given bv
Mrs. collars, the photography Of North
America, Mrs. P. Brigger; "Prehisto-
4 rial America Mrs. Van der Lass
Amerendi. Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. schnor..
enberg gave a piano number during the
| afternoon.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
.Suslt!sy, Septernbe r rs, 1906.

help in the recent national gathering
was Is invaluable, Governor johnson,
Perry starkweather. Wallace !; NYe,
Fire. Chief j. r. Canterbury. Mr., futile.
Mr. Slater, Asa Payne, a number Of
the merchants and to those who gave
the use of their lawns on the day Of
the g. A. r. parade. A short program
followed the business meeting Miss
tributed readings and Mrs. Freadlum
and Mrs. Ora Paine, music. The next
meeting will be with Garfield corps in
st. Paul. Mrs. Wilson has called a
meeting of the state fair committee
Friday in the G.. A. R. room at the
courthouse.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16

the pleasure of the evening. An exhibit
Of needlework will be shown and it will
also be open all day Tuesday, Mrs. Jen-.
ME Gary, teacher of domestic art, will
be present to explain the work. - =.
A cooking. demonstration on New
Desserts will be given by Miss Mary
L. Townsend Tuesday at $3.50 pm and
again at 8 pm These will be, free and
will be the special occasion planned to
introduce Miss Townsend, the new di-
rector Of domestic science. -, 60. - ~,
Agymnasium tea. from 8 to 5 o CLOCK
"Wednesday afternoon: will be held in
the parlors of the association, and
Mines. C. W. Gardner, W. "A. Jones.
Willis A. Hall, o. K. Richardson, E. A.
Davis, H. V. Darlington, and W. T.
souder, and Miss Margaret Hubbard Of
the physical training committee will re-
ceive. Miss Ellen: H. Douglass will give
short talk on the value of physical
training, and piano and violin numbers
will be given by Misses Woodcock: A
free gymnasium is planned for Friday
| 8 clock. a'. .''->=.
These varied and interesting gather
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
Patriotic Gatherings.

The federation Of corps met last
week with Downs corps, and Mrs. Emo
gene Wilson presided over the pro-
gram. The receipts from the dining
room at the state fair were announced
as $646.89. and the sum was divided
between the twelve corps interested in
Wilson,. Mrs. Bertha Allen, who acted
as treasurer, Hugh Wilson and John
Lewis, who furnished efficient aid. The
secretary was instructed to write let
ters of thanks to several people, whose
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
Club Notes.

The Social circle Of the Andrew Pres
bytcrian church will d meet y with Mrs.
aesday, at 2:30 pm. s..
The Atawasios club will meet tomor-
row at $3.50 pm. with. Mrs. Lewis Koch,
33l7 Second avenue S to begin. it's win
ter$'s program Miss .Eugenia Golf will!
lecture on The Early Discoveries of
America. - A feature of the program
this season will be the selected topic
which each member, will give. The
topics chosen must all pertain to- the
The monthly meeting Of the directors
Of Maternity hospital will be held Tues
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
TEAM GOES TO TORONTO
Minneapolis I. o. o. F. Drill Team Keen
for Prizes.

Degree team and staff of North Star
lodge, No. 6, I. o. o. F., of Minneap-
oils, left last night for Toronto to take
part in the annual session Of the SOW
teams will participate in the contests
and drills incident to the gathering Of
the grand lodge and have promised to
come back covered with glory and
bearing all the prizes offered. The
party left in special car. The team
and staff numbering twenty-six were
accompanied by other members of the
1Offua 5:7-z ~ ,zftss-z stsr 4 ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
NO WONDER.
Philadelphia Ledger:

Philadelphia Ledger.
That little minnow," said the first
fish. "seems to have got a big opinion
of himself all of sudden
Yes,' replied the others, che man
aged to wiggle off hook this morning
and then heard the fisherman Dragging
about his size.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
Club Amenities.

1 The Study club Of Prospect Park will
give its annual reception for the presi-
dent and the new members Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Harriet
Gable, 38 Arthur avenue Sc.
The Utopian club has planned an
evening in Japan with tableaux for
Wednesday, evening at the home of Mrs.
George u. Bryant, 1916 Fremont ave-
nue. S. A fortune telling booth and a
candy booth will also teresting
features. The affair is for the bene-
fit Of the philanthropic work of the
club which has a regular Sunshine ,le-
partment. l.Ea ! i$ 45,:@ &
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
Mrs. Williams a Delegate.

again represent Minnesota at the ma
tional prison congress, which will be
held this week in Albany, N. Y.SThis
is the fourth time that Mrs, Williams
has been SO honored BY the. governor
Of the state. She left. last wee kss for:
the east. Mrs. Williams liz well known
in Minneapolis. She has been secretary
OF the Winona Humane society for d
was well deserved. 5. !. {. Is IS! s s,ss s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
Retter than Ever.

The introduction of new electric
lighted sleeping cars upon the Mime
apolis g St. Louis y: railroad ira trains to
Des Moines is adding greatly to the
operate a $4,000 parlor car on the day
trains to Des Moines and Omaha. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-16
Anoka Club Women

Club life began anew in Anoka Fri
day afternoon, when the Philolcctians
met in the Library hall for the opening
meeting Of the year. New Yearbooks
and constitution and bylaws were dis
tributed. - '.'~, - q: - S''S>'H"@"'s
NJ: The , following e program was given, with
solo, Mrs. selden Nc affey; violin solo,
P a8e ' Foo3 SeiMSE Mrs. B. 1cf
talk on "Pure Foods,'j concludiaag
profitable afternoons study in domestic
science. IL Mrs. A. T. Caine, hostess,
served frappe and waters. from table
asters. The officers for the Year are:
Pre- sident, Mrs. y: Greenwala; vice
president, Mrs. G: T.23Daniels; secretary,
Mrs. s. Bond and. treasurer, Mrs: g: p.
Mclean. The following; committees
will. serve:% Program, Mines. A. E.
Giddings, H. H. Carlson, B. c. Smith,
E Ewell; Charles Chase; library, Mines:
! Gertrude Greenwald, o. G. Bland, 9. x.
T. S. Herring; educatio Mines. T. T..
H. Wyman and Geo. Hilliard; music,
Mines. Lester McGaffey, James :; Ma
honey, A. T. Pratt; membership,
Mines: A. R. Woodmansee, O. G. Wan
less. H: G. Johnson; club courtesy,
Mines Hdnega d 7; j.: Abbott, Mary Cutter,
The program for the year will consist
Of a travel course. in the British Isles,
with special meetings on domestic sci
ence. The membership of the club is
limited to sixty married women and
was organized in 1890 and federated in
1895. -" -
A New Court.
st. Paul court No. 9, Order of the
adaptive rite to which only master
Masons and members Of the o. E. s
are eligible, was constituted and dedi
Gated Tuesday in Summit lodge hall
A. F. and A. NJ, on Laurel and Mack
ubin avenues, St. Paul.
The meeting was called to order an6
the GO commission N s. N of Deputy, SUPREME
ture Of the authority, he: appointed Mrs
A. M. Smith, royal matron; A. Gardner
royal patron, who presided white thu
following supreme officers were es
corted to their stations: .",..
Alice Y. Bordwell, supreme matron
81: s. futile, supreme deputy; Ads
+ Wakeman, supreme assistant matron
ron; Annie. N. Keller, supreme secre
I tar Annie Chadwick, supreme treas
urer; Nellie Mccall, supreme conduct
ress; Celia Smith, supreme assistan
conductress; Martha Emery, suprem
| warder; Isaac Bowers, supreme sentinel
I Mary Te1ttle, supreme mar shall in eth
east; Emma Nelson, supreme erganist
the west; Ada Demming, supreme truth
Sarah Late, supreme faith; Sophie Poo
supreme wisdom; Botila Smith, suprem
charity. LIZ -. ><.. .a.t-s' s.I-
The court was then duly constitute
with the following officers: Eleano
young, royal matron;. Alexander fGar6
ner, royal patron; Mari Seward al
sigtant m gatae He Hele4 slagg seer!
| beth ,Yorke. conductress; Daisy
! Yorke, assistant con ductr will @ca
ry forward the work of the new cour
j which starts out with a large membe,
j ship. - ~: g.. - r'' g. 'E.-.,s =: 80 Is
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ings will be open to all who are inter

The members Of the South American
club are. invited to a tea Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Mabel Jane
son, delegate to the Worlds Y. W., g. A.
conference in Paris last May.
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Territorial Pioneer Women.

The Territorial Pioneer Women s club
y. Bordwell at her home. Oakhurst.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES

HsAtawasias club, Mrs. Lewis Koch,
aSl7 Second avenue S, $3.50 pm.