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Dcckcr-Rieke wedding.

An afternoon Wedding OF more
than usual charm OF detail and en-
semble will be that Of Miss Helen
Decker and Mr.. James Calhoun
Rieke. which will be solemnlzed on
"wednesday at O'Clock at Grace Epls
copal church.
The bridal party viii consist OF
Miss Myrtle Decker. maid OF honor,
and Mr.. Louis Rleke, Jr. best man
Mas Retta Hatfield, Mss Lillian
Gregory. Miss Ruth Hail. OF Danyi,lc
KY. and Miss Faith Langstaff. brides
maids. DR.. J. q. Taylor, Dr. Frank
Bourne, Mr.. stuart Sinnott. Mr.
David Roger. groomsmen. Mr.. Ed
win j. Paxton. Mr.. Frank Davis. DIR
Frank Hamilton. OF Jackson. Tenn.
Mr.. Charles II. Rieke, Mr.. Charlie.
Allcott and Mr.. John @. Ml.cr, Jr.
ushers.
out-of-town guests for the wed
ding viii be; MIR. and Mrs. W.
Butterfeld. OF Battle Creek. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred vercoe. of Colum
bus, Ohio: NJ. and Mrs. James Rob
bins, OF jackson. Tenn.
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Entire Nous Club Rcorganizcd for the

The Entire Nous cub met Tuesday
morning with Mrs. Paul Province
i3t South Sixth street. and reor-
ganized for the winters pleasure. The
cub is a purely social one ard has
given some charming entertainments
during its two season. Ii will be a
Bridge Whist club thss year.
Mics Philippe Hughes was e.ected
president OF the club for this winter
Mrs. Paul Province was the retiring
president. -Four new names were
added to the club list: Miss Sadie
Paxton. Miss Katherine Quigley, Miss
Elolsc Bradshaw, Miss Gertrude Scott.
The Entire Nous members are: Mrs.
Paul Province. Mrs. Henry Rudy,
Misses Sarah Sanders, Mary Scott
Marjories Bagby, Corinne Winstead,
Lille May Winstead. Frances Ter
rel. May Owen. Ethe. Brooks. Robbie
Loving, B-anehe Hills. Phiiipa
Hughes. Frances Wallace, Katherine
Quigley, E.oise Bradshaw. Sadie Pax
ton, Gertrude Scott.
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Matinee Musical Club.

The Matinee Musical club he'd its
initial meeting for this season We'd
nesday afternoon at the Woman's
club house. At the business SEES
sion held at O'Clock, the following
officers were reelected for the year;
President, Mrs. II. S. Wells; vice
president. Mrs. Hal Corbett; record
ing secretary. Miss Virginia Newell;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lea
Wade Lewis; treasurer, Mrs. James
Weille: librarian. Mrs George u.
Hart; press agent. Mrs. Edwin Rivers.
The year books were distributed to
the members.
The program included some inter-
esting reports along the line OF
Musical Gleanings from the Summer
Vacation" and musical selections.
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Pretty Recipe shower Luncheon For
Miss Wallace and Miss Decker.

Mrs. James Campbell F.ournoy S
luncheon at one O'Clock today at her
home on Jefferson boulevard. was a
pretty compliment 90 the charming
brides OF the coming week, Miss Hell
en- Decker and Miss Frances Wallace
and their coteric OF attractive girl at
tcndants.
The beautiful home was decorated
throughout In a scheme OF white aud
sold and the round luncheon table
effectivey symbolized these colors.
The center-piece was a Brides shower
bouquet OF Bride roses. Streamers OF
white satin ribbon extended from this
10 the sixteen places around the table
with the place cards attached at the
leuds. These were pretty souvenirs
book marks OF white satin with the
quests names lettered In god. The
table was lighted by white candles IN
brass canlessticlls. An elaborate and
delightful course menu was served.
IL was a Recipe shower and Miss
Wallace and Miss Decker were pre-
scented dainty books bound In white
satin from their wedding gowns. IN
which each guest had written a fav.
orite recipe. as a charming souvenir
OF the occasion.
Seated at the table were: Mrs
F.ournoy. Mrs. Louis NJ. Rieke. Mrs
George G. Wallace. Miss Helen Deck.
or. Miss Frances Wallace. Miss Myrtle
Decker. Miss Belle Cave. Miss Kath.
lecn whitened. Miss Pauline Purcell
of Lexington; Miss Lucy Patton. OF
Virginia. Miss Ruth Hal. Mss Faith
I.angstaff. Miss Blanche HIS. Miss
Ethei Brooks. Miss Lillian Gregory,
Mis- Retta Hatfield.
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Miss Dradsliaw's Dance For Miss
Hudson.

A notable social event Of the week
was the dance given on "Wednesday
leyening at the Three Links build
Ing by Mr.. and Mrs. william +.
Bradshaw and Miss Eloise Bradshaw
in honor OF their guest, Miss Mona
Hu ison. of Louisville. and compli-
mentary TO Miss Helen Decker and
Miss Frances Wallace. brides OF the
coming week. The german was led
by Miss Bradshaw and Mr.. Warren
Sights. Delightful frappe was served
during the evening. The guests were:
Misses Mona Hudson, Louisville;
Philippa Hughes. Catherine Quig.ey.
Catherine Powell, Lucia Powell, Eli
zabeth Sebree, Faith Langstaff. Hazel
McCandless. Blanche Hills. Lily May
winstead. Ethel Brooke. Rosebud
lHobson, Frances Wallace. Helen
Decker. Myrtle Decker. Lillian Greg
Tory. Belle Cave. Mary Cave. Nelia
Hatfield. julia Dabney. Rclla Cole
imam. Ethel Morrow. Lillian IIobson,
. Hecn Hills. Elizabeth Sinnott.' Henry
lAl!co,t. cariine Sowell. Frances Ter
lrell. Corinne winsteai, Elizabeth
. Boswell. Mary Scott, Elizabeth Kirk
, land, Jane Stevens. May owen. Sal
Idle Paxton. Ruth Hall. Halle Hlsey
lMessrs. Charles A,lcott. Morton Hand
Pat McEhath. Louis Rieke. Sam
| Hughes. Walter Iverson. Douglass
, Bagby. David Roger. Philo Allcott
4 George Dubois. Calhoun Rlcke, Her
: bert Hawkins. Stuart Sinnctt. VIII
I Rudy. Fred Wade. Frank Davis. War.
! rem Sights. Henry Henneberger
; Charlie Rieke. Billie Powell, Ceci
. Lacy. Gus Thompson. VIII RincklIffe
Cay Kidd. Virgil Sheriff.. james
, langstaff. Dow Wilcox. William ]
! Mann. Virgil Thomas. Robert Fisher
, T. c. Foss. Charlie Kopf. VIII Baker
1 Leo Keller. Rankin Kirkland. John G
Milleer. Jr. Melvin WaMersie!n
< George Cabell. DR. +. NJ. Bourne anl
DR.. I. u. Howell.
=, In receiving ane with Mr.. and Mrs
, bradshaw and Miss Bradshaw we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. W +. Bradshaw. Jr
Miss Mona Hudson aud Mr.. VIII
Rudy, Miss Frances Wallace and Mr.
George Dubois. Mss Helen Decker
and Mr.. Calhoun Rleke, Miss Elsie
Hodge and Mr.. Charlie Rieke. Miss
q Faith Langs,aff and Mr.. Louis Rieke
Jr.. Miss Lillian Gregory and Mr.
Stuart slnnoti. Miss Katherine Quig-
: Icy and Mr.. George Cabel, Miss Kath-
crime Powell and Mr.. Pat McElrath
! Miss Elizabeth Kirkland and Or. l. d
Howex. Miss PhIlippa Hughes and
Mr.. Charles Allcott, Mr.. Warren
sights. a
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Alumni Meeting.

The Paducah Alumni association
he'd its regular meeting for October
Friday afternoon at the High school
auditorium. Plans for the years work
were discussed. but viii, not be def
nitely decided until the next meeting.
The Alumni's work last year was for
marual training In the public scho,s
aud is looking forward 70 Peeing il
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kaIosophic Club.

The Kalosophic cub met on FRI
day morning at the Woman's club
building, The program included sew
eral c.ever discussion as follows:
1. Religious Movement in HAY In
the early l2th Centuw-'rhe Crusad-
er-Mrs. Edward Bringhurst.
2. Italian Politics in the 18th
CeDtury-The Guelphs and Ghibel'
Ethel Brooks.
3. architecture of the Byzantine
Period of Sow Development
of Italian Art In Early Christian Era
Miss Belle Cave.
4. Current Eyents.-M9ss Cath
crime Quigley. Is
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Palmer House. 1t was an open meet
ing and a number We're present The
Auxiliary at its regular missionary
teas through the winter will discuss
the work OF the Episcopal church in
Kentucky and the series was inangu-
rated last evening with an informa.
address BY The rector, the Rev. David
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liz BASKET.

;et of thy day
ig good and each thing
nst find along thy way.
". however small.
verify bcfall
scarcely hold them al.
asket OF thy day
WI find It's way.
rets and worries stay.
day be brave and fair.
" It's happy share
blessings every whore.
sonard. In Sept. outlook
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rty and Out-of-Town
the Wallace-Latimer
Wedding.

&c OF Mss Frances Wal
William Carroll atimer,
a.. viii take place on
ming at the First Chris
At nine O'Clock. A re-
$3.50 until II O'Clock
q wedding ceremony, at
Mr.. and Mrs. George
ace. 1913 North Ninth
beautiful and elaborate
tn a number of out-of-
nts. Miss Belle Cave is
iouor and Mr.. IL. p.
.tIanta Ca. Is the best
bridesmaids are: Miss
. OF Bolton. South Caro-
ullne Purcell. of Lexing-
S Lillian Gregory. Miss
/, Miss Kathleen White
Ethel Brooks. The
e: Mr.. Robert w. Wal
phis. Tenn; Mr.. Claude
Cincinnati: Mr.. Ctarles
tlanta: Mr.. Marion Har-
"a; Mr.. Stuart Sinnott.
col. The ushers viii be:
uBois. Mr.. David Roger,
ie. Mr.. Frank Davis.
,f-town guests present
lony will be: Mrs. A.
nd Miss Sarah Latilner,
tC5 Mr.. aud Mrs. Rob-
irow, Of Memphis; Mr..
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Leap Year Dance for Popular Visitor.

About twenty ooup.es enjoyed a de-
ligLtful dance last evening at the
Three Links" building. Miss Eieanor
Goldbach. OF st. Louis, who is visit
Ing Mss Marie Roth, 5o2 Iiarahan
boulevard. was the guest of honor. III
was a Leap Year dance.
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Literary Meeting.

The Literary department OF the
Woman's club inaugurated its studies
from American Literature With a
pleasant and Interesting meeting on
Friday morning at the club house.
The Beginning and Development OF
the Literature Of the Colonial PERIOD
was discussed By Mrs. c. y. Purcell.
Franklin. the Statesman ard Dlplo-
mat" with a discussion OF Poor
Richards Almanac was presented by
Mrs. James BALDWIN.
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Mrs. Wheeler Entcrtains Magazine
| Club.

The first meeting OF the Magazine
club for this season was he,d on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charles X.
Wheeler. the new president OF the
Cub. was the hostess. entortaln.nc
with luncheon at one O'Clock at her
home. 500 Kentucky avenue.
Tho luncheon vas a beautifully ap-
pointed affair with covers laid for 90.
Tho guests we're seated at a large
table and the smaller tables around
Il. The cub co,ors. white and gold
were carried out in the decoration OF
the table and In the luncheon menu.
A bouquet OF white roses was the
centerp!oce OF the large table. A
white rose. was at each pate and the
place cards were manipulated IN
yellow flowers. These were the work
M!ss Mary Wheeler. the ta.ented
elder daughter OF the house. who Is
at college in New York. The lunch
con was a five-course one and the
white and yellow motif was pretti,y
emphasized IN the fruit course OF
oranges tied together with white rib
bon. In the white and yellow brick
ice cream ana Individual cakes iced
in white with bows OF yellow ribbon,
and IN the yellow and white candy
served with the coffee.
The meeting OF the club followed
the luncheon. Mrs. Wheeler assumed
her Office with graceful speech. At
the business session the name OF Miss
Matte Fowler vas presented to fiji
the vacancy caused by the resigna-
tlon OF Mrs. Louis Maxwell from the
club. The year books were distribute
ed. They are prettily gotten up IN
the cub co,ors on rough paper.
The program was an especially de-
lightful one. Miss Ethel Morrow
reported from the Literary Digest on
Mansfield and Irving. Miss Kathleen
WHITEHEAD gave sketch OF "Jane
Adams of Hull House" from the
Circles series on good work OF the
world. From the Harper's Magazine
Mrs. Whee.er gave humorous ar
ticle. THE Uses OF Fathers" and Mrs.
Mildred Davis elaborated the idea
with a'cleyer illustration OF "A Moth
er's Youngest SON. Miss Julia Scott
sang very delightfully."-. Punch was
served at the close of the program.
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Pretty birthday Party.

Miss Julia Dabney entertained II
OF her girl friends on Friday after
neon from 4 TO 6 O'Clock at her home
on North Fifth street. In celebration
of her seventeenth birthday. II was
a delightful occasion with a number
OF pretty features.
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the orchestra played. Two new mem
bcrs were added TO the society.
The society is arranging to have
|on old-time concert 10 the near future
and Plans wcre perfected at the meet
Ing on Monday. It will be an at
|tractlye AFFAIR. Olden songs Will be
sung by "old folks" in colonial cos
tune Mrs. William G. Gray will have
charge OF the musical program OF
this. After q twenty minutes inter
mission for social pleasure a pleasing
little cantata vii. be sung by a num-
Der OF children in quaint attire.
Miss Ruby Lamb Is arranging the
cantata. The concert will be given
In the parlors OF the church.
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Pleasant Open Meeting Of ChurcI,
Society.

The Church Furnishing society OF
the First Christian church held its
regular open meeting for October on
Monday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. Harry Williamson on North
Sixth street. II was delightful oc-
casion with G5 guests present. The
house was beautifully decorated With
pains and flowers. A pleasing must
cal program was rendered by Miss
Ruby Lamb, Miss Katherine William
son. Miee Mary Boniurant, Mr.. Clark
Bordugant and Robert Bondurant. An
attractive luncheon was served While
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Mrs. Roger, Mas. Roger. Mrs. Roy
Mckinney and Mis- Mabel McNiehois
were elected TO represent the chapter
at the annual u. ID. c. meeting AZ
Bardstown next week. Mrs. McKin-
ney was appointed delegate for the
national meeting in Atlanta in No
vembe- Dainty refreshments were
served
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U. ID. @. Meeting.

The October meeting OF the Padu-
cab chapter. United Daughters of the
Confederacy was held Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Gardner Gilbert AMI
Miss May V. Patterson, 51i Jeffer-
son street. il was a business session
with reports from the various de-
par,mcnts and The annual report Of
the chapter given by the president.
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Cady Wright. on "Tramping Through
Kea;ucky."r Dr.. Wright told Of his
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tcontlnued on page o.

The esteem and regret most people
have for you Is both tedious and
tasteless.
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OF Miss Winstead 60 MIR,
.ry. Of Georgia, An
nounced.

n. Samuel Huston Win
&c the engagement and
marriage OF their daugh-
lay TO Mr.. John Swift
Jr.. OF Thomasviae, Ga.
viii take place on We'd
tx. November 20. at the
thodlst church.
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established. A delightful, musical pro-
gram was rendered.
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and Mrs. Holllns Randolph. of Allan
ia: Miss Aline Baker. OF ST. Louis.
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Al CALENDAR.

NJ CALENDAR.
Miss Ethel Brooks
: complimentary 10 Miss
lace at . o'clock In the
Reception In honor OF
Jubilee OF 81. Mary's
IN 2 to 5 O'Clock at the
ding on North. Fifth
'rtainment with musical
program at night at the
eatre.
-Ds.phlc club meets az
the Carnegie library at
q program Is;
'ccian Myths-Mrs. w,
arch for the Golden
LES Carrie Rieke.
Jason"
ojan Mrs. Louis
Miss Blanche Hills
Afternoon Tea from 4 70
her home. $50 North
IN honor Of Miss He.en
ilss Frances Wallace.
Mrs. William y. Brad
will entertain with a
especial honor OF Miss
haw. a debutante of the
Il Mics Bradshaw's guess
Hudson. OF Louisville.
: OF honor will be the
coming week. Miss Hell
ID Miss Frances Wallace
lay Winstead. a bride OF
nd Miss Jessie Hopkins,
a.
)AY-Thc marriage ol
Decker and Mr.. Calhoun
clock in the afternoon al
pal church.
Y-The woman's club
regular business session
O.. az the club house. The
at 4 O'Clock Is under the
he C.vics department.
Y--The wedding oil
Wallace 10 Mr.. William
YER OF Atlanta. Ga, at 8
Ne evening az the First
fnch. with reception from
o'clock at the home OF
George Clayton Wallace,
NTH street.
Tho Kalosophic club
a. M, ut the Woman's
he following papers will
House as studied from
d OF Pompolan House
,tius"-wa.i Decorations
Coleman.
oumo Of Florence and lis
Miss Lillian Gregory.
$. their Use and influ-
History OF Painting
Flournoy.
I Miss Lula
Y-The AT department,
ms club viii meet at 10
;lub house. Subjects for
::
f.uence OF Courts OF
and Louis XIV, 1901
compton.
e lie Sour. i6i7-i65s-
We.
Lorraine, isOo-isss--
,rlan.
%
OF Miss Winstead 90 Mr..
.ry. Of Georgia, An
nOtnccu.
n. Samuel Huston Win
&c the engagement and
marriage OF their faugh-
lay TO Mr.. John Swift
Jr.. OF Thomasviae, Ga.
viii take place on We'd
tx. November 25. at the
thodlst church.
-
rty and Out-of-Town
the Wallace-Latimcr
Wedding.
&c OF Mss Frances Wal
William Carroll Latimer,
a.. viii take place on
ming at the First Chris
At nine O'Clock. A re-
$3.50 until II O'Clock
q wedding ceremony at
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The Woman's Auxiliary of Grace
Episcopal church held It's initial meet
Ing for the season last night at the
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Open Meeting of Grace Church Aux
iliary
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Just as an evidence Of the
value Of advertising

L. G. GuLLETT ADVERTISED
DREN
O'CLOCK BEFORE
ING THEY HAD SOLD EVERY SUIT THEY
SALE WAS JUST THE SECOND OF SERIES OF SPECIAL
FRIDAY SALES GULLErr
PADucaH WHAT THEIR STORE MEANS TO
BUYERS SEEK MONEY AS
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Cavalry Nay
Go TO Islands

The Fourteenth cavalry will in all
probability be ordered to the Philip
pines by the war department next
spring, the regiment, including the two
troops stationed at Boise barracks, che
four troops stationed at Fort Walla
Walla and six troops at Preside, Cal,
to sail from San Francisco about the
first of May.
Although orders to the above effect
have not been received as yec at Fort
Walla Walla, reliable reports indicate
that the movement of the regiment
will be accomplished in the spring to
relieve troops returning home from the
Philippines. The order to the Four
teenth cavalry will apply to the Four
reenth cavalry band, one of the most
renowned musical organizations of the
northwest, which has been generally
assigned to duty at Fort Walla Walla.
The officers will in all probability
take their families with them to the
inland possessions. The movement of
the troops will result in other troops
being detailed to duty at Boise bar
racks, Walla Walla and Preside, and
it is likely that one of the regiments
of cavalry returning from duty in the
islands will be assigned to fill the
posts vacated ~ the troops Of the
Fourteenth cavalry
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GermdnStO Dedicate New Church

Free from debt and with a mem
bership of rs, the German Methodist
Episcopal church of this city will ded-
lcate its new home at the corner of
Poplar and Seventh next Sunday. The
building is nearly completed, and the
congregation has for the first time, a
church home.
The new building is a beautiful
frame structure, modern and conven-
lent 1t is AZ by 54 feet, and at the
corner has a we'll proportioned steeple,
III which is the entrance and vestibule.
\ concrete basement for social and
sunday school purposes has been pro-
Nded nine feet high. The church is
We'll lighted and furnished. 1t was
erected at a cost of $1,000.
sunday morning Reverend Joseph
hepp, of Salem, will preach and in
uHe evening Rev. c. A. Wentsch, for
merry pastor of the church, here, but
HOW OF Edwall, will deliver the ser
mon. In the afternoon will be a fel-
'oNShlp meeting which will be attend
GU oI the pastors of the city and by
all others who care to come. Thi:
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An elaborate menu, with the head
line, Here are the Goods" in bright
red letters, has been printed, and pre-
ceding the various courses are, quota
tions from Shakespeare and other
poets appropriate to the occasion. For
instance, the quotation: He that hath
no stomach for this fight, let him de-
part" appears at the head of the menu
following which are the words, Oyster
Cocktail, a la Koumiss."
The banquet will last until near
O'Clock Sunday morning, when the
visitors will leave on their special
train for their homes.
This is a fair sample of the Shriner
poetry, and an advance indication of
what is coming:
Everybody sits but father,
He stands round all day;
Then slides in the chair so queerly-
What makes him act that way?
Mother says He's a Shriner,
That's the only way he can" a. -
Everybody's gay at our house -
But my old man. y II
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the movement is, primarily, in the
interests of labor, manufacturers or
this CITY will derive no little amount
of benefit through the workings of the
association, by which all members Will
be pledged, whenever possible, to pur-
chase nothing but Walla Walla man
ufactured goods, and under no circum-
stances to procure sweat shop arti-
cles. In view of the fact that all OF
the home manufacturers employ union
labor the ends of the league may be
largely obtained through the patron
age of home industry, and the Manu-
facturers' association is wholly in har-
mony with the establishment of the,
league.
Among the speakers who will talk
this evening are President Louis Kan,
of the Manufacturers association;
Secretary p N. Conway, of the same
association. a number of the leading
business men of the city, and the
members of the committee, and labor
ing men who were instrumental in
starting the movement for the inau-
puration of the "Woman's Label
League" in Walla Walla-
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will be an English service. H. F..
Luecke will preach at this time. A
choir of 16 voices will furnish special
music.
The board of trustees is composed of
C. Dietrich, president: John Stoller,
secretary, G. Smuckall, G. Tiempke
and William Pfefer, H. F. Lange is
the pastor of the church.
I'VE have a bright outlook for our
work in this city," said Mr.. Lange
this morning. Our new church affords
US comfortable and commodious
home and with our membership of rs
we soon hope to enlarge our work
considerably. The membership is
growing rapidly. We have always
been hampered by lack of a church
building. Now that We have this, free
from debt and unemcumbered, our
work will go forward more rapidly
even than in the past. Especially are
the young people interested in our
work and We have hopes of doing
much good in the city. The dedicacory
exercises are open to the public and
all are invited to attend"