Evening journal., 1907-05-13

the home of their president, Mrs
Harry Hackett. Goa Harrison street.
on Friday evening. May TO- The meet.
ing was opened by singing the Sum
shine hymn, after which we had our
business, Mrs. Cora Dashier, was
elected press correspondent and coll
lector of Sunchine dues. and Mrs. Wm.
Beselle was elected chairman OF the
blind work. Her address is 2OO5 JEFF
tcrson street. ID. & A. telephone 290i
After spending a pleasant time the
meeting adtourned with the Mizpah
henediction, to meet at the home Of
Mrs Cummlns on May "A, 1907
Tho Coreopsis Branch OF the Inter
national Sunshine Society held it's
regular monthly meeting at the home
f Miss Edna Field 902 Gtpin avenue.
Tuesday evening Nav Z. The president.
Miss Lucy Primrose, presided and
called the meeting promptly to order
nc o'clock, About fifteen members
answered to the roll call.
The committees fo~ the entertain
ment to be given in the New Century
Club reported progress Miss Prim-
rose was appointed The dolegatc to
represent the branch at the annual
convention TO meet at Bensonhurst.
May 49, II, and is. The meeting adj
icurucd to meet at the home of Miss
Ethel Cook. 1903 Van Burcn street.
the .rst Tuesday evening in June.
Miss Cook IS going to Nevada FOR
q prolonged visit and she would like
to have a fun attendance. as this SIS
the Lass meeting she viii have The
PLEASURE Of attending for some time.
At this meeting tho officers for the
coming car win he elected so IL is tr
he hoped that the attendance viii be
large.
The Wide Awake Branch hold their
regular mcnthly meetine last Mondav
evening at the homo OF Miss Clar1
Wood 700 T. Tenth street This
branch is growing, nnd at this meet
ing several now names were proposed
! and accepted as menhora
We are an SO ready 10 criticise and
! 1 have never denied that criticism
serves its own purpose. especially.
when playing round public persons
But oh how slow we are TO praiscl
have seen MANY cmbittered by crit
cism and others cnfeehled Cor the lacl
of l,iud cucoura cement, but ] do MOI
come across any who have been spoii
by deserved praise. Ian McLaren.
The aoove quotation frum Ian Nc
I.aren eivcs us food eor thought. Ar
we criticising everyone we come ir
contact with? Whcther in private OF
| public life? Arc we slow to plaise
Are we embitterin~ others with ON
criticisms? Are we euceebling Others
by tie lack OF a kind encouraging
word If so turn about face and de-
termine in our minds that it is better
to SPOIL a person with deserved praise
than It IS to embitter them with un-
Jest criticism.
Make up your mind today. this very
minutes that everything you are temp
ted to criticise that Sou win count
one hundred and then stop and SET
IL you can't find in the same persor
you were going to criticise something
To- praise. I know YOU can If Won W.
only try Jane w. Pennewiu %tatl
President
The entertainment given by the
Corcopsis branch in tho Century
| Club on last Friday evening was un-
doubtedlv the most pleasing event
given I'm this city for some time. Ar
evening of song, music, dancing ant
tablcaux was novelty and the large
audience present showed their appre-
citation hv heart. applause
The program was a varied one, ant
one intended TO please the most fastid
ious The rendition OF the SOM. 'Ma'
! Morning" Denza, Miss Julia BaynarC
with Miss Williams acComDanist, was
superbly rendered and GAINED hearty
applause: Miss Beulah Grubb enter
tained with violin solo; Mr.. G. I
Cote gave a baritone solo in swee
! voice with fun round tones; Mrs. a
V. Ruthven gave delightful sopran'
solo. accompanied on the piano by Mrs
Painter: Miss Mary Donahoe sang "Ir
! Tovland." with Miss Cahill as accom-
panist in an excellent manner. Miss
Irene Fulton gave her recltations il
a manner beyond criticism. Her mum
bers were of a dramatic order anC
gave hcr an opportunity to display
her ability. Miss Elsie Davis recite,
in lighter and more childish vein
/
were thoroughly enjoyed by the aud
iencc.
of course the tahleauN We're tn
drawing card Of the evening. witt
rapt silence. the audience -azed upoI
the living sights, beautiful to the eN
trome. and made more realistic bl
being accompanied by soft low an,
sweet piano music hv Mr. George p
Monck. Applause greeted each tab
leau. as tho lighting, music, decor
ations and pictures were all in har
I mony
The tahleauX We're: The Hanging
Of tho Crane" Miss Helen Hudson an'
Mr.. Harlan Hudson. accompanying
music being "In Dreamland;" "Th'
New Love" Miss Francis Brown
music "Imllaby From Erminio;" "Th
Evening Prayer" Miss Francis Brown
music. "Slumter SOM" Their Pres
euce Of Mind" Miss Ida Wilson, Ar