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Pine Street. corner Pine and Albe-
marie Streets---C. Z. B1ankenship. II
A. NJ; ]. l.. Bray, 8 M
Second Baptist, corner Adams and
] Franklin streets-4D. G. Kelley, .. d.,
III A. NJ; Bascon1 Dey. p. M.
l Tabernacla la2n3 Grove hyenle---A. L.
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Ashland--H E. Johnson. D. D.. IL A
st. L1ke's, West Hanover-s. w.
Day, II A. NJ.
Laurel Hill. Il. White,
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Fulton Hill Chapel--s. "A. Jeffries.
II a. NJ; o. L. Haga, s e. NJ.
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IuIHrItI, Z . n -, y
Decatur Street East Ninth Street,
corner Decatur street--W. l. Ware.
IL a. NJ; H. II. Smith, 2. NJ
West End 24la Hull Street--W. Fl
Riddick, ii a. NJ; ]. S. Wallace, L.
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able organist. The soprano solos were
well sung by Miss Bessie Birch Mrs.
Houghton sang the 'Slumber Song and
Mr.. John N. Waters Behold, the Day Is
Come" The tenor, Mr.. Richard Backing.
from Calvary Baptist Church, sang q
solo and also duets with Miss Birch and
Mrs. Houghton.
Miss Sharp. OF Cleveland Park. enter
tanned at bridge party Wednesday.
Mrs. ". c. Webb. Of Germantown. who
has lately, returned from visit with
relatives in England, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Brown. Of Q street Mrs,
Brown has also as her house guest Mrs.
Jeane Roberts, a sister. from Virginia
Miss Mary Hyde has arranged must-
Gale, TO be given next Saturday at St
Johns Church. Among the musicians are
Miss Taylor, Mr.. Glider. Mr.. Mills Mr.,
Norman DAILY, and Mr.. William Taylor
Invitations are out for a dinner dance
at Chevy Chase. to be given by Mira
! Worthmgton 10 Miss Evelyn Carpenter.
Mt. Jesse Williamson. Of Philadelphia,
spent a few days last week with his sis
ter, Mrs. Lloyd Smoot. at her home OF
the Heights.
| Miss Anna Miller gave a surprise party
| last week TO Miss Billiard, which was q
/ great success. A few Of the guests were
Miss Lucy Lee Offutt, Miss Peterson
Miss Margaret Cooper, Miss Miller, Dir
| Clark Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Gassaway. ant
Mr.. Mourning.
Friday evening. at Fort Myer. tho frs
! semi-monthly hop OF this year was given
| Invitations are necessary for all tbs
entertainments at Fort Myer,
| Capt. and Mrs. Jones have gone 20 For
Sam Houston. Mrs. Jones, as Ms.
| Diana Horton, made her debut IN nusica
circles a few years ago in this city, and
attained much success.
/ Mrs Jones and Miss Jones, mothez
and sister of Capt Jones. are stm al
Fort Myer. being detained by the Hines.
Of Mrs. Jones.
The Misses Garrard. daughters OF tn,
commanding officer at Fort Myer, vii
not return as soon as expected. Aftel
leaving Fort Riley they ere to visit a
Jefferson Barracks and at Covfngton, KY
The tea Tuesday given by Mrs. Will
lam z. P. French and her sister, Miss
Routhrit. at their home in N street wa.
/ one of the prettIest IN Georgetown thit
| season. The large colonial home wal
| decorated in pink Mrs French and Mis-.
Bouthrit were assisted by Mrs. and Mis-
Bell. Miss Brook, Miss Avery. and Mis-,
| Craig.
The dance next Tuesday at the DUN
barton Club will be one OF the most i'm
portant this year The members will en-
terrain the Rockville Country Club with
a pool tournament and dance. The dane.
Of last Tuesday was particularly enjoy
able. Mrs Evans, formerly Miss Dais,
Mackall. and Miss Anna Miller. who pre-
viously lived in Georgetown, were pres
emit Mrs. Evans wore handsome cow
OF gold mesh over green. Among Others
were Mrs. Smoot, Miss Fuller. who wor,
pink satin with crystal trimmings; NIisI
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Lloyd Smoot, have returned 10 their
home in North wnkesbOro. y. c.. after
visit OF a month 10 relatives in this
city.
Miss Mamie Lippett has returned 10
her home, "Elmington.' near Berryville,
after a visit Of several weeks TO her Sis
ter. Mrs. William Wattles,
Miss Blanche Stansbury has gone 10
Fredericksburg, where she wifi be the
guest OF Miss Susie NJ. Yates for two
weeks.
Mrs. Clarence c. Leadbeater and little
Miss Katherine Leadbeater returned on
Monday from Lancaster Pa. where they
visited Mrs. Leadbeater's parents
Mrs. William B. Daingerfeld IS the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. James Mon
roe Love. in Savannah. Ga
Mr.. y. s. Greenaway spent several
days during the past week visiting friends
| IN Richmond.
| Miss Virginia COTse. Of The Plains. il
| the guest Of Miss Helen Cummings
Mrs Louis Scott entertained al card,
on Wednesday evening. Her guests were
Miss Lila Barrett, Miss Anne Lewis
Jones, Miss Mittie Herbert. Miss Hattie
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Douglas, Mr.. Edmund P. Hunter, Mr..
Taylor Burke, Mr.. Richard Chichester,
and MI William Chapman. Five hundred
was played and tho prizes were won by
Miss lila Barrett and Mr.. Burke.
| Mr. and Mrs. James A. Jsvins have
returned from Washington, where they
spent The past few months.
| DR.. J. ". Kellam, OF ACcomac County.
was the guest during the past week OF
| Dir. Conrad Johnson.
| Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Prettyman, who
have been living in Washington, have
returned 20 this city.
Mr.. George Y. Worthington, r., Of
Washington. was the weekend guest OF
his aunts. the Misses Worthington. at
their home. Crawford" on Seminary
Hill.
Miss Louisa Washington, OF Washing
ton, was the guest for several days dur
ing the past week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
Dawson at their home on Seminary Hill
Miss Beatrice Crawford has gone to
! Philadelphia, where she will be the guest
Of the Misses Houston for several weeks.
DR. William Marbury. Of Baltimore,
was the weekend guest Of DIT. and Mrs.
Angus Crawford, at The Wilderness, -
on Seminary Hill.
Miss Alice Crawford left on Tuesday
for San Antonio, Tex. where she will
spend three months visiting her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs Angus
Mcdonald Crawford
| AF{ro-7 Of 20 gH{ppfnr1
spent the weekend visiting his parents,
DR.. and Mrs Micou, on Seminary Hill.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett and Miss
Lila Barrett left on Thursday for Chi
cage. en- route to San Francisco, Cal.
where they viii spend several months.
Mrs. Mamie Eustaphieve. Of Richmond,
was the guest for several days during
the past week Of Mrs. Louis Scott
Miss Mary j. Hooff and Miss Louise 7.
Hoon returned on Monday from Rich
mond. where they spent the past two
weeks visiting Miss Ida Mason.
Miss Margaret Hoge, OF Washington.
was the guest during the past week OF
Miss Jean Brent.
Miss Mary Snowden spent several days
during the past week visiting friends
tfns Washington.
Mrs Herbert Smith has returned from
a short visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Shriver returned
on Thursday to their home at Union Mills
Nd, after visit of a week 10 their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. ard Mrs,
John Marshall Jones,
Mrs. Robert Alden Dawes. who has
been spending the past few months in
New York, is now visiting her mother
Mrs George P. Anderton.
Miss Jessie Armstrong has gone to
Washington TO spend the remainder OF
the winter.
Mrs. Fairfax Leary. OF Bethlehem. Pa,
is visiting her father, Capt. Herbert
Bryant
Miss Bessie Russell. OF Charlestown
w. Va, is visiting friends in this city
Miss Helen Holhan. of Lancaster. Pa.
is the guest Of her cousin. Mrs. Clsrencs
Leadbeater.
Mrs. Louis Cheeseman has returned
to her home in Scranton. Pa. after a
visit Of several weeks to her mother
Mrs Edward s. Fawcett.
Mr.. Charlie Hooff left on Monday fol
Laurel Md. where he will live in future
Mrs Clarence c. Leadbeater has issued
invitations to n card party. on Friday
January q. at o'clock.
Mrs. Frank S. Harper has issued in.
SITUATIONS to tea, on Tuesday, January
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Louise Cox. gowned in violet: Miss Pen
nebeker IN blue crepe; Miss Margaret
yesterday. IN dark violet silk. and Miss
Mary Pierce, in a gown OF soft white.
Miss Helen williams has as her house
guests Miss Alice Roberts. OF Prince
George County, and Miss Mary Snowden.
OF Alexandria. Va
Miss Cathryn Powell entertained at a
luncheon Friday for Miss Virginia Gard
liner. who leaves the 10Th for q trip
abroad.
Miss Powell has as her house guests
the Misses Hoover, Of Elizabeth, y, J.
Mrs. Ballentyne will be at home IN
formally the last Tuesday in January
and the first Tuesday IN February.
DR.. Mathew Ames. Of the navy, was
the guest Of Mrs. Mccartney, OF Dunn
barton avenue. the past week.
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GEORGETOWN.

Cards are out for tea TO be given by
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby. January 90 On
this occasion Mrs. Gadsby viii entertain
for her house guest, Miss DearbOurne,
and for Mrs. Harvey Tomb, of the Navy
Yard, a bride of last summer at New
port. She was formerly Miss Helen
Drury.
Mrs. William Orme will give an at
home February 9.
A delightful at-home was given Thurs
cay at the home Of Mrs. Radford, In
Thirty-first street Mrs. Radford. Nine.
de Meissner, and Miss Radford receiving.
Those assisting were Mrs. Huntington,
Mrs. William Davis. and Mrs. Russell
Locke, OF Charleston, s. c. Mrs. George
King. Mrs. John r, F1tzhugh Magruder.
and Mrs Randolph Coyle presided in the
dinIng-room. Mrs. Radford's gown was
Of purple satin. Nine. de Meissner was
most becomingly goWned in smoke-coI-
cred chiffon. The young debutante Of
two weeks ago. Miss Radford. wore pink
satin. The house was decorated with pink
roses and palms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, who have been
visiting Mrs. Jones father and mother.
Mr., and Mrs. Truett. Of Thirty-first
street have returned TO their home in
Richmond
Miss Muriel Wilkes Bennett. sister of
DR.. Bennett. will give q tea Thursday.
January 20 at their apartment IL Dent
place.
Mr.. Hoyt De Shields, Of Edenton. n.
c. is visiting Washington relatives.
Mss Margaret Cooper is in Kenslngton
for q short visit
Miss Matte Guy Weaver Is the guest
Of her cousin, H. B. Weaver.
Rev. Mr.. Ballengee under the direction
OF the 7. NJ. c. A, holds services every
Saturday afternoon IN the Capital Trac-
ton Companys building.
Mss Bridges. who was the guest OF
Mrs. Wilson last week at the George
town Assembly, he's returned to her
homo in Baltimore.
Rev ". A. S. Wright has left his
charge ut St Johns Chapel to accept a
call for missionary work at Charlotte
Han. Md. He will be succeeded here By
Rev. Edward Dorise, = who VIII take VI
his work February l.
Miss Craig gave a studio tea Thursday
afternoon. Those assisting her were
Mrs. Emory Wilson and Miss Ruth Oar
win. Among the guests were Miss Neall
Miss Jewett, Miss James. Sister Eliza
beth, OF the Episcopal Home; Mr.. Bough-
ton, Mr.. Wright, and DR.. Craig. Miss
Craig has entered some Of her recent
work at the Pennsylvania Academy OF
Fine Arts.
Miss Elizabeth Charles Harmon has re-
turned to her studio, in n street, after a
few wesl1s spent with her mother al
their country home in Virginia.
The Incarnation" as sung by the choir
OF Dunoarton Church last Monday night
Was q great success. Mrs. Birch Is the
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IS. from to O'Clock, at her home, 5o9
Prince street
Mrs. William B. Smoot has issuel in
yitations TO q tea, IN honor OF Mrs J,
Lawrence Perry, Of Braddock Heights.
on Thursday. January 20, from to Z
o'clock, at her home, S4 Prince street.
The Evening Five Hundred Club was
entertained on Wednesday evening by
Miss Jean Brent. Those present were
Miss George French, Miss Clarence
Continued on Page i, Column 1.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mrs. Oscar F. Carter left on Thursday
for Orange. N. J.. 10 visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Calvert Smoot
and their little daughter, Miss Rebecca
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Palais Royal, A4see!: G and Eleventh

The
will expat
preso equt submit to lesser profits
friends and patrons That te Roa
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success beyond precedent is already history.

That the Palais Royal New Year "WI
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almost separate profession which can
rightly be entitled "i'he Procession of
Being Good-T cooking

The following extract from Working
Girls Budgets" by Edith wyatt and Sue
tinslce Clark. In the IL cSmber McClure's.
gives an Illustration of the difficulty the
uiiskilled laborcr finds in advancing in
his trade:
THE lack Of opportunity to rise. among
older unskilcd factory workers. may be
lett, an american woman OF 40. Il slight,
Gcntle-voiced little widow, who had been
packing candies and tying and labelling
boxes for 1G years. In this time she had
advanced from Il wage Of 81 n week to Il
wage of Sc. earned bN wcc!, Of nine hour
days, with saturday half holiday.
However. this had represented pay
service, aud not an nivance 10 more
skilled or responsible labor with more
outlook. This was parity because the
next step would liavc been to become n
clerk IN one OF the compan%'s retail
stores, and she was NOT strong enough to
endure tho all-day standing which this
would require. Mrs. iallctt liked this
and weeks vacation with pay was Civ
end to the employees.
Mrs Halictt lived III an excessive
y small. tnheatcd hall bedroom. on the
fourth flor OF nm enormous Old house
filled with the CHATTER OF In" cIyared
rHiirond. on the night of The inuuiicr'.i
eau. she was ,patheticaIiy concerned lest
hel' visitor should catch cold because
she wasn't used to It, She lighted n
iiShed with one straight hard chair n
cot. md II wash stand with :, h,nt.-
pitcher. but with barely spnco baeiha
Tor MIS- Clark ana her kind rihIir
"prltch llt:le hostess. They sat drovno,
~ 'i'neS IN the noise ur the elevated. In
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7
ware served curing .he evening. II
the SEASON " '''e 'uo'es''u' p''i',es VI
INC season.
1. a., 9,
r;',, ny ~ ~, Jpn 'olI'e fIiuay eve
1iniS nv. M e n sa'e .,eir annual so
Ia I,", nc ms. pait Oh Tue evening was
u ~, ~ ~ tne business OF inc church:
~ -, III ,, WY VI sln'ns - SeirlS report Oh
s .r i ~, ILL., M'.'cn NC 'ilnc was
froshn, a, music anu re-
'S
c,,.;' i.',e'S i'hrper entertained iieF
r,o m,'S w uesuns ~ 'er''ooii' he-
| 'N'''''e"'' Wei. ss',e"'
NH, v ,,,.,. ,
gu, iou''s l.auleS MUTUAL OF the
AN 1'N',' m,,u ih,t u umnc,nS parry fri-
,booS oG'is uSeo toward Il piano for
''e h' l. ~
,, nH 2enun,il M,lu Muluhis gave n
ri,ia ~ rl'i,H en.l'nE IN me
dro .h'iS o'isvr nu'lu,ns; me hatcher
o'u''ts. ~" lurilssi,ed tnc music. me
'eSS'
~
tie.y gave q Da@aitr at the d: y. c.
y ,,n,ot ,mn souus leu nue'' sou .ne tih,c
M"S Spent III uanclfe' me proceeds
n oi .e o tve MN. sp. '@ e ths pur
mn RI. ,
wahnosdor ,r,orn u.M,'' ,i,, G'1p ''let on
" meoI 1,sa, afternoon ,,;, WIN MIS- Rhodn
n n,,,,. me hlue bird, was most
nui y ", n nn ~ MSS @ t, iinmtsman
INA IN hd'inlalion OF me play read
by her IN her usual brilliant and ar
. .,s,,e manner ar hlter which the hostess
'eo 'eiies''i''e'''s'
,oa m' t, no, Gree met Mednesaay after
noon nt tne nome OF MIS- horace Ncbe-
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| Wadsworth will entertain the Social
800" club.
MIR and Mrs Eugene Roberts Of Salh
Lake City We're visiting friends ana
relatives here the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borlacc were
visiting relatives ut Midvale.
The Civics club held an instructive
session at the New West hall We'd
ncsday afternoon many ladies in
tercstcd iii The civic bcttermcnt of
Lehi being present.
Miss i'losslc Dorton pleasantly en-
tcrtaincd the Arep Glce club Monda.
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Child were salt
Lake visitors the first of the week.
Mr.. james Evans and Mrs. Evans hi.
mother of Masrath. Canada have been
visiting Leh friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Farley Austin spcn;
the first of the week with Ncphi
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider have
returned from prolonged visit with
trends in the east.
Mrs. G. D. Kelly of idaho Falls is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson Of Logan
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.
3. Worlton.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Smith of Black
foot have moved to Lchi.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Duncan havo
moved to Mercur, whore they will
make their future home.
Mr.. George Homestead will spend
the winter at Logan.
Mr.. Thomas Broadbcnt is visiting
Davis county friends.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Kirkham
were visiting Salt Lake friends the
first Of the week
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Five million women are today employ
ed ut wages III the United States. The
greater number of thcse-thoSn employed
In mills and factories at rough manual
labor. or women engaged In routine clcr-
zeal work In Ercnt business houses where
they are screened from the public view
make them. and their positions are not
thereby endangered. But tllrre have
grown up certain kinds of work from
winch the girl minus good looks and n
good figure is absolutely barred. says Nil
u1am rim Scott in "SticceSs Magazine"
IN consequence, there has developed an
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gave very interesting and Instructive
talk, "Christmas and What It Would
Mean to Children If the True Christ
mas Spirit Was Brought Out" The
club will meet next Wednesday with
Mrs Lund.
Mrs. C. a. Hammond returned to her
home in Salt Lake, after a most en-
ioyable visit with friends in this city.
a guest at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Hansen.
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CLUB CHAT.

The Daughters of the Handcart Pho
necrs will meet next Wednesday with
Mrs. Frances Armstrong at o'clock
and n feature of the afternoon will be
the singing of the Handcart Pioneer
song with words written by Mrs. Lydia
B. Alder and music composed by Prof.
George Careless.
The Pan Hellenic society met on
Thursday with Mrs. Charles Read and
the Misses Ellerbeck at the formers
home. and an interesting afternoon
was passed.
The Bay View club meets on Mon
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THE NEW MOTOR VEIL THAT GOES ON IN A J1rEY.

THE NEW MOTOR VEIL THAT GOES ON IN A JIFFY
ribbon
ribbon
pleatcd velvet
An of
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Lizzie Jackson, who was married on
to Leland Fife. brother OF the hostess.
Many presents were received by the
bridc-elect, there being about % guests
present
Miss jackson is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenzo Jackson of 3l59
Adams avenue. Mr.. Fife is a youn;
machinst, employed in the Southern
Pacific shops.
MISS Helen 1vcrson. who has been
visiting friends in this city for the past
rev weeks, left on Monday for Den
Yer.
One of the most successful parties of
the season was that held at the Fifth
ward amusement hail on Tuesday eve
hIns for the benefit of the l6 travelling
missionaries now laborins In foreign
iiclds. Over 100 couples enjoyed tho
evening in dancing and social rccrea-
ton
Following the business meeting of the
.; OF X. 7. on Wednesday, evening, ut
winch officers for the ensuing year were
elected. 4 banquet was held at tho T,iv-
inEston Cafeteria. ut which covers for
more than one hundred guests were
iaid, The committee having charge of
me aifair made elaborate preparations
ana no detail that would add 20 the
pleasure of this annual event, was
overlooked. a large number OF out
oi-town guests were in Attendance
Miss Lila Jost. daughter of Samuel
y. Jost Of 500 Twenty-sccond street
Is IN New York City on her return homo
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LOGAN.

On Monday evening the Agricultural
college club gave n dancing party in
the pavilion The hall was decorated
ana made inviting with cosy corners,
rugs ana easy chairs. Refreshments
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day with Mrs. j. X. Davis lois east
Second South ut 2:S0 o'clock.
The Cleofan meets on Wednesday
with Mrs. Charles II. Wells and Mrs.
w. Is. Ritter has charge of the pro-
! gram.
The Wpmans club will meet on
| Tuesday Dec. Is with Mrs. George Cat
| trcll. and the program vii include
| papers on Isabella and Ferdinand by
| the hostess and Il talk on Pure Food
| and Certified Milk" by Mrs. Allen 4.
| Sanford.
Yesterday the regular meeting Of
the Ladies' Literary club was Uni
! vcrsity day" and was under the di-
rcction of President j. T. i<inssbury.
An exhibit OF the work done at the
university, illustrated by stercopticon
views was one of the features of the
program and the music was in charge
of Squire Coop OF the university.
The poet section of the Ladies' Lit
crary club met Monday with Mrs.
Oscar l.. Cox, ~ Wall street The
study Of Faust" was continued.
The tourist section of the Ladies'
Literary club held its regular meeting
Tuesday morning in the club house.
Mrs. r. a. Wicket gave personal eN-.
pericnces of n trip to Norway.
t
The history section Of the Ladies'
Literary club met Thursday morning
mt 1915 In the club house. Mrs. b. II.
kutncwslsy read tho paper of the
morning on The Roman Empire"
The members Of the Browning sec
ton of tho Ladies' Literary cluh are
entertained this afternoon by Miss
Colburnc of Rowland Hall. Luncheon
was served at / o'clock, followed by
the regular Browning study.
There vii be n meeting of the Moth
crs' congress this afternoon IN the
assembly room of Rowland Hail. at .
paper on the girls gymnasium in
the new high school Prof. James Nc
Knight OF the University speaks on
"Chidren's interests"
The Woman's Republican club held
its annual meeting this week at the
home Of Mrs Johsua NJ. Melton The
principal business was the annual cleo
ton of officers. which resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs. Howard a. King was re-
elected president; Mrs. Margaret Zane
Witchcr, vice presidents; Mrs. T. D. |
Lewis. treasurer: Mrs. II. l.. Cum
mngs, secretary; Miss Lillian Cutler, |
corresponding secretary: Mrs. Ira d. |
Wines, auditor; Mrs. r. S. Witcher |
historian. Directors Mrs. J, w. Per-
cival. Mrs Fred w. Price Mrs J. y. |
Melton and Mrs. William Mossup
Pure Drugs and Prosecutions our
spec!alty. Halliday Drug COMPANY.
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LEHI

w The Anthcnian Literary society
met ut the homo OF Mrs. C.. c. Eriel
afternoon, Papers on Nor
wesian life and customs were read and
discussed.
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from Berlin, Germany, where she has
been studying music for the past nine
years.
Miss Rose B. Mckenzie OF Garland Is
visiting friends in Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. shermcr ana Mr.
and Mrs DRESSER of Payson were Og-
den visitors during the week.
In honor Of Miss Vera Tracy. a
pleasant surprise party was held OF,
Friday evening last which was at
tended by about As young friends. Pop
ular games. songs. piano solos and vari-
GUS social diversions were enjoyed until
late hour. when refreshments were
served. the guests leaving for their
homes soon after.
Miss Irene Chpcketts was pleasantly
surprised at her home. IOl Shorten
avenue ON Saturday evening. Games,
music and guessing contests were much
enjoyed after which delicious repast
was served. There were about 20
guests present.
Mrs. S. l.. Brick entertained at Il
pleasant Informal dinner on Monday
evening. and again on Tuesday evening.
Covers were laid for eight on each oc-
casiOn.
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How important 1t is that the child
should hear and see and be taught only
that which will make for beauty and for
minds Of children are like sensitive pho
Geographic plates. recording every thought
or suggestion to which they are exposed
determine the future possibilities. says
OriSon SWEET Alardcn in Success Maya.
zine"
! T YOU would encourage your child and
help him to make the most Of himself.
inject bright. hopSul. optimistic. help
fuI, unSelfish pictures into his ntmos-
phere TO stimulate and inspire his con-
fidcnce and iinselfishnes means growth
success and happiness for him in his flu
ture years. while the opposite practise
may mean failure and misery,
Keep the child's mind full or harmony,
OF truth and there Will he no room for
discord for error.
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almost complete darkness. as Mrs. Hal
iett insisted on making a vain effort to cx-
hibit content and scheerfulness.