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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27

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|'uersons leaving social Z
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h lr.ENDAR. :.
SBrewer will entertain :.
|-, .owcr this afternoon, :.
s6iss Stella Hubert. :.
III Mrs. J. j. Daynes. :.
ain at their home this :.
Qlkimball will entertain :.
IA Ia this afternoon, In :.
j. III. Kittermastcr :.
kniotario. Canada. and :.
~. of HALEY. Ida. II =
81 OF q series. =
liz Breeden VIII cntcr- =
krc tea this afternoon. :.
jan viii he hostess at =
fhis afternoon, 10 bc =
Sr or her sister, Mrs. =
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suInted" party VIII he =
IcnIng ut the Ell<s' -
arty going TO Caiifor- =.
r1rsion. :
| ne wedding at noon =
That of Mrs. Martha ::
d Eugene r. Palmer, ~,'
a Judge and Mrs. j. ="
p. A. Simpkin will =
hc presence OF the -
d few close friends. =
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Sitem. which will he Of
Salt Lakcrs. is taken
Ipniau OF Portland, Or.
Miss Dorothy Kinney,
II Salt Lake society. has
|@r Wedding, which is 10
Me- Kings Heights home
rs. James a. Oousherty.
tning. February ). Miss
C ". Whiteley, a Salt
viii arrive February l..
An Salt Lake viii attcud
Douglierty Will he the
'ator. On Monday. Mrs.
itcrtaincd at a luncheon
TUESDAY. Miss Kinney
l0r at a bridge tea given
Marshall. and Wcdncs-
and Mrs. Gay Lombard
h diuncr. in her honor,
a. ColIaday was guest Of
srming luncheon at the
Wednesday. given by
II thompson The TWEEN
'rierc seated at ono table,
ated in white and green,
;fS of white margucrii"s
n centcr. The place cards
Ionogram OF the hostess.
,1e guest Of honor were:
|lpsnn. Mrs. Henry Stimp-
}abian. Mrs. MARY Bailey.
81. Mrs. Alma katz OF
INrs. r. G Griffin. Mrs.
(r6. i. f.. Dooly. Mrs. j.
Mrs. Ellsworth Dagcrtt.
veil. Mrs. Schnider. Mrs.
Miss Colburno. Miss
den5ies of England, Miss
Shcarman.
ospital Charity associa-
-egulsr monthly meeting
"A. Wednesday morning,
10 few being present, lit
5 Transacted. The com
announced later that viii
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27

Mrs. 4. : Peters and son. stanley,
who left several weeks ago for New
York. are nicely located there. where
Mrs. Peters is continuing her vocal stud
les. They will he away until carly In
Inc Sprlng.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27

ne wedding at noon
\ that OF Mrs. Martha
.d Eugene r. Palmer,
"A fudge and Mrs. j.
p. A. Simpkin will
hc presence OF the :
few close friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27

Mrs w. II. Browning entertained q
fcw friends at n prettiiy appointed
luncheon Al her home Tuesday. in honor
nf Mrs. and Miss Dyer OF Washington.
-. c.. who are hero guests nf their
daughter and sister. Mrs. friedrich SteiG-
never.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27

saInted" party VIII he
Dcning ut the Ell<s
4rty going TO Califor-
ursion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27

Mrs. Joseph I<imban has returned from
Boise. Ida. where she spent several
weeks with her son Alma. who has been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever, but is
now improving. During her absence.
Mr. kimball was called 10 New York on
important business.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02
thrown IN, just by way Of eompenaa-

thrown IN, just by way of compensa
tion.
While on the subject, perhaps ii
would he well to say that it happens
Tuesday night. early in the week, be-
fore %tiotoua Fun gets tired, in the
i,iks' ballroom.
Mrs. H. S. Woolsey, Jr., heads the
different committees which include
The following well known names Of
social life in this city;
Hall-Mrs. Ray. chairman; Mrs.
Bittner, Mrs. u. HELD.
Advertising and Printing +. s.
Woolsey, Jr.. chairman; Mrs. Ray,
Mrs. klock.
Music-Mrs. Felix Lester. chair
man; Mrs. Hopewell, Mrs Ivan Gruns-
field, Mrs. A. b. McCiaf1ey, Mrs. Noah
llfcld.
Punch-Mrs. Frank Wilson, chair
man. Mrs. u. a. Macpherson. Mrs. A..
b. Putney. Mrs. :. Q. Andres. Mrs. A.
3. Rccknagel. Mrs. W. Il, Mattoon,
Mrs. Pollock, Mrs. Margaret Medler.
Floor-Mr. John Lee Clark, chair
man. Air. Roy Mcdonald. DIR. u. s..
Alger. Mr.. sam Pickard, Mr, A.. G.
Ringland, Mr.. Roy Stamm. Mrs. J.. n.
O'Reilly. MIR, II. r.. Jamison.
observation-disclosures Stover, chair
man; Judge Abbott. DIR. and Mrs.
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chaves. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Ilfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. f. w, clancy.
Alfred Grunsfeld.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following Is the list ot adYef-
Used letters rcmainius uucalied rcr
In the Albuquerque po,toffice for lhe
week ending October d., 1870
Ladies Lirf-
Airs. Jorge "A. Atiln. placida APO
daca. Arts. Is. vi. Apodaoa Mrs, Ysoboi
Arsgon. MIS- Juan A. Alderete. elsie
Adams (2l. MS a.. g.. Burton, Mra.
Annie Bond, Mrs. Frsnk Blrbridge,
Mrs. simon Burela. Mrs. Felipe Blra-
Gus. AIRS. Eetram Bacu. Mrs. Juan -.
Baca, Mrs. Mnrgaritt gaca. Mrs. Pc
dro Buc4. Lecnora Curdova. Euiliia
l.. de chavez, Mrs Virginia Chaves,
Adaliua Chavez. Mona Chavez Mrs
Tcoflo Candelaria. Mrs. perdiio
Campos. Mrs. &. Daley. Niccutita
Gurule. Joscfiua Garcia. Annie Gabal-
don. Amelia b. Hcrrera. Miss e
Hastings. Mrs. J. Il. Harley. Mrs
Ralph Kinsloe. Mira. Catalina Lopez
Biatriz MCntolla Moua A%nntoya, Ger
trude Meier. frances Marines. MIS-.
-. MattOck, Mrs. Mary McGrcgor
ChOna Navarette. Mrs. s. &. over
street, Mrs. ID. l. Ritter. Miss T.. 7.
simpson. Mics r. Z. shlpman, Bitoria
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The Montezurna Ball

twelve pnGns have aeaved over The
WtFld's RIM and the siirct eye has
Witchedi he months AVA. Once
galn TIE Muntesuma looms on pleds-
urle's roar 1crizon and society stalis
= tically on tiptoe awaiting rs
advent.
Glorious anticipation has been a
tritle Hurried by hurrying prepara-
ton. for specimens Of masculinity
have resurreeted the dress suits after
a summertime OF oblivion and morsels
of femininity have been every twice.
in-a-while in the throes OF a fit
That reminds me-the gowns this
Yea are, according TO local mod
iistes. wonderful creations Of skill,
labor ana great beauty.
Since those made at home are such
dreams Of beauty, what car be said In
description OF the marYels which are
10 be forthcoming from eastern worlds
of fashion. for a number of the gowns
ARE briIG made III New York.
Flowers, lights and loneliness as a
setting for the gowns: and, mercy
ne, arTone who would fail to appre-
cfate such q scene would deserve to
be placed with Dante's billiards who
are slillcn in the sweet air. and
placed therefore by him low in his
Inferno. The decorations are on a
magnificent scale. but that | need
not add as the grandeur has been ex-
hausted by previous editions and YOU
all know about the hand-painted pro-
grams, Maybe. IL would be well to re-
mind the men that their programs
be autographed copies-the TWEEN
piece orchestra and the dec
plans of Mr.. Schweizer which
been partially revealed and are
10 be carried out in every detail.
Mr.. McGaffey, chairman Of the Mon
ball, has asked that it be an
nounced that regulation evening dress
is to be worn and for the benefit Of
strangers and those not familiar with
the ball, that no Invitations are issued,
but q ticket for gentleman or gen
and lady costs $500, una $3.50
for each additional lady.
The First street entrance will be
used for guests at the ban and the
reception will begin at $3.50 and last
until $3.50. The opening promenade
1T 10 o'clock will be led by Governor
and his choice of lady.
Carriages at 3 O.. IA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02
Here and There

Since Society took u week off,
the hereto writer doesn't know jusI
what 10 say. What did you think OF
the Eiks' smoker OF course YOU
did not go, Society dear, but equally,
OF couise. YOU heard that the fetching
little dancer, Rlvola. who is winning
1 comment and attention by her
dancing, did the Salome dance Thurs
day night at said smoker. Aren't the
Elks getting giddy? Entre-nons, The
Antlered ones declare the chic dancer
as pretty as graceful,
4
/, The automooilists about town are
bowling about the roads which inter-
rupt long stretches of JOY riding Well.
IL we must have sewers, what can You
expect? Just al this time II is in
convenient. but this general state oe
torn-up-ness cannot but impress the
visitors, who won't have much trouble
in perceiving Albuqferque is build
ing up.
The Flks and the Automobiles re-
mind me Of another OF Society's favor
ties The Elks don't get bouquets Ike
tina every day. Straight bridge is go
ing out Of style. Auction bridge is the
game Of today and played os entbust-
astically us straight bridge was
formerly.
In man social circles there Is a
great difference Of opinion and the
views Of those who cling to the older
game clash with the opinions Of the
adhrrents OF the newer one.
The elements Of chance, which IN
bridge gives one player good hands
and a high score in consequence, In
auction bridge is almost the entire
basis of fortune, and those who do net
approve OF 1t say 1t is not n ''gentio-
mans game" any more thar craps
The devotees, however, declare that
ell other games are slow in compari-
son. and straight bridge especially so.
Wonder what our bridge devotces
will think about it?
4
BY the way Il was reported recently
that several Newport women were so
worn out with social affairs that
tley tainted there. This summer,
while standing in line at the reeep-
tious. A rude editor in Kansas said
in reply. ANY FOOL m who de-
votes 50 much time 70 society that she
from exhaustion gets what she
deserves: when u woman becomes II
conscious from such a cause, it's a
pity she erer comes to
~ aakfAsllo i~lcan3-s{. tl.
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keIeher- Gertig NuptiaIs

Another affaire d'amour-sounds
more recherche" than a common
everyday love affair. does It not p
ana its happy matrimonial culr1ina-
ton engaged the attention of So
ciety the past week. Society never
grows too tired. nor blase to rejoice
in a wedding and was especially inter-
ested in the keleher-Gertig nuptials,
owing 10 the prominence and popu-
larity Of the contracting two. That
the date was set, then changed, be-
cause the prying old world found out,
only added the flavor Of romance and
said world thinks il was "a good ex-
cuse for Fastening the wedding and
smiled induigently over the morning
news of Wednesday which told Of the
quiet on a late September
morning and the vanished pair who
did not stay for congratulations or rice
and old shoes. The aftermath tells
of Wild pranks customary at weddings,
ana at which this particular groom
had been r~ingleader when scores OF
his friends had previously gone the
way of all bachelors Cbe they not too
sour or ODD, and the aforementioned
Benedicts and many Benedicts-to-be
had planned a dire and double dose
lpE MT. Iuoilds kelCntft Jf., VINO NdA
Jolly wise TO follow Cupid In a silent
steai-aNay march for his bride.
The ceremony was performed Tues
day morning, in good time 20 make
the westbound limited, by Father
Mandalari at the pastoral residence
Mrs. Jessie Keleher. mother of the
groom, and the attendants, Miss Kuth-
ryn Gertig, and Mr.. w. a. keleher
We're, with the principals, the only
ones present at the tying OF the mar
ital knot and needless 10 add were
bound to secrecy.
SO Miss Nettie Gertig IL nc more.
and another of our charming girls has
entered the realms Of matronly dig
nifty and will doubtless prove as nice
addition TO the ranks OF the young
married as she was 70 the young I'M
married set.
And in things matrimonial, as in all
else. the gain Of one is the
loss OF another, which, balancing.
keeps the world rom tipping with
either greater measures Of happiness
Or woe.
To return TO the KeIeaers. who are.
Of course, tipping the scale OF life on
the side OF happiness; Mr.. and Mrs
Keleher after their return from the
Grand Canyon wiz reside in q pretty
new home out on kele1er Avenue
eminently 1T, don't ron think, they
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Personal Mention

Albuquerque society is much inter
ostud IL the Wedding OF Miss Harriet
Kunx and Mr.. guy H. Robers which
viii occur sometime this week in
Chicago where the bride-elect and
mother, Mrs. [. W. Kunz, are visit
ing. The young couple win go to New
York Immediately following the oere-
mony und return to the city the lat
ter part Of the month. They will re-
side in one OF the Arson apartments
on North Fourth street.
Z 4 4
Word comes from across the ocean
OF brilliant successes of Miss Claude
Albright. who is singing leading grand
opera roles in the Stadt theater In
Bremen, Germany. Miss Albright ~
singing four different operas q week
and IL making a name for herself
With the beautiful voice which most
Albuquerqueans have heard. Since
the singer is an albuquerque girl
born and bred, residents Of this city
viii follow her career WITH much in
terest ,
Mr.. pnd Mrs. Byron Henry Ives
have invitations out for an elaborate
wedding anniversary party TO be
given at their beautiful home, corner
OF Fourth street and Santa fe ave-
nue.. Saturday, october Sth. II is to
be the silver anniversary as the eeil-
pie have been Twenty-Five years mar
ried and the decorations and details
OF the affair viii be beautiful in the
extreme.
=
Don't forget to visit HE art depart
ment rooms in the Casino Building
when out 1T the fair grounds. The
display is attractively arranged under
the supervision Of Mr.. T.. ". Roberts
who IS IN charge. Mr.. Roberts says
the display is really worth while and
that the exhibits are coming In stead
lily. The room will be pretty in their
array of pictures. fancy work, handi-
craft. etc, and win afford a coy re- |
from the crowded ground.
Mrs. George Albright and daughter
Mrs Ward Anderson have invitations
out Tor an AT Home for Monday |
afternoon. October 10Th. The affair |
is la honor OF Mrs. Harold Blckford |
formerly Miss Mabel Anderson |
" this cit and who Is the guest or
her mother. Airs. D.. l. Anderson OF
iis south Edith street.
4
Mr. and BIrs. Louis Gales have re.
to Albuquerque after "a years
absence. They resided part Of the
in El Paso and the remainder
San Antonio, Texas.
Mir. and Mrs. j. S. Garrett OF I,
amarillo are IN the city as guests vi
,Ir. ana Mrs. ]. n. Houston Of J02
North Second.
Mrs. = +. Putnev has returned
d visit Of some months dura-
ion IN Waukcsha, Wisconsin.
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The Charity Ball

The apotheosis, as it We're, OF the
smart set Us all the starry lights OF
swclldom, viii be there. Society, the
wide world over, is always found in
prettiest mood and raiment at q
charity ball, and the philanthropic
smile is all-embracing and hints gent
~ of democracy-for sweet charity's
sake. Philanthropy is not merely fash
ionable; it's human, sweet and wom-
'Inly as %espoused by the fair Of the
land; and why should society, just be-
cause jolly and gay be above, or be
low. those qualities Of the eternal
feminine2
Speaking OF democracy reminds me
Of one writer who declares the point
of view of smart society of today is
very much that Of Able Sieyes. whose
comment to ~Talleyrand as to the sit
tings of the assemble constitlante'
was: Yes, We get on very wei when
we discuss Liberty II is when we
get on the subject Of Equality that
we quarrel" Perhaps the comment
applies. but. anyhow, no one ON this
side of the water has gone so far as
that delightful old a%ristocrat. the
French Duchess, who. dying. viewed
her coming dissolution with equar-
unity, because. she said, h felt sure
AA0A PV0 must Qtoi Nohl ANNArtA WIN
Q person of her quality.
But ! have wandered far away from
the charity ball, which annually comes
and goes. leaving on Memory's calen-
dar a red letter mark. 1t viii be this
year. as In years previous. a scerie of
pretty gowns. irresistible dance. music
and irresponsible laughter. There are
no regulations and rules OF dress 10
apply and you may wear what you
viii. and need have no fear of tread
ing on the toes Of Etiquette or For
mality. Fact Of the matter is that
the latter commodity CT polite society,
won't reign supreme rs at the Monte
yuma. II is a good time for everybody
Who cares to come. and it's rather
nice 10 think hat you are dancing
happiness into lives Of sordid poverty, |
don't you Think Maybe. that is the
reason the spirit of good fellowship
- so much in evidence at the charity
ball, n everyone so glad with the
JOY of living and dancing. It's so com
Portable &c feel good; and since Il
doesn't require ~self-sacrifice or much
money n one should lose the chance
II q play In the game OF philanthropy
With q rare good measure OF funl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02
Church and Club Circles

young ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church al her charming home on
North Fourth street. last Monday
among the young people OF the
church TO promote the social life as
well as in the interests Of philan-
throphy. The evening was largely
spent IN the discussion OF plans and
in q slight outline Of the work 10 be
accomplished. The first work viii be
the making Of articles Tor furnishing
the Presbyterian ~Sanitarium. Miss
Josephine Nordy was chosen pres;-
dent; Miss Berry, kcnworthy. vice
president. Mss Henrietta Wolking.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL


Preaching by the pastor. Charles
Oscar Beckman. at II a. m. and 1880
Up. m. The morning subject viii be,
"a Sure Foundation; evenings. 1.-THE
Value Of Religious Feeling" Mr.. Carl
hDavidson will sing a solo at the
morning service. entitled "Come,
Jesus, R~edeemer." The Sunday school
meets at 0:45 q. m, r. A. Porterfield,
superintendent. This is rally day In
the Sunday school, and II is hoped as
many OF the members and friends OF
the church and school as possible will
he in attendance. Epworth league at
d.. m, topic. Christian Stow
4ardship'': Miss Clara Wilson. leader.
Strangers as we'll as the friends and
members Of the church viii find q
cordial welcome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02

cietF and What 1t stands For" Mrs
Minis.
NChureh Finances and How to con-
duct Them" edgar Bass.
Church Property" ". G.. ThaXton.
q =
Tile Woman's club philantluopic
day which was planned for last Fri
day has been Indefinitely postponed.
4 regular business meeting was held
at that time at which a bazaar was
planned for the afternoon and eve.
ming OF Friday, November 18th,
There will be five booths. tho fancy
work in charge o. Mrs. lslae Barth;
the candy booth, Mrs. Hurry Strong.
the art booth, Mrs. Lyons: the home
cooking, Mrs. Cannon. and tho apron
booth, Mrs. Wellington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02

Sanchez. lcuobiba saiasar. sophia
S|andoKaL Mrs. Flaviu .sandoyal Mrs.
Estnyan ~Andpvrl. Mrs Dct0Viaan
tOctutiul silhin Mts isabel TtIrin.
Mrs. Solita rreuor,a.
Gentlemen Idst-~
schuyler u. Arnold, Louis Armiiu.
G. L. Arbuthnei C21. A.. W. Andrews
go. } s., II. Bush E. nuraen. Les
he, Beuy, R j Hc1rmon. Arthur
Beh@n. Marshall He-A Louis Eslrtia
D.. p Conue'l. Willie crawford. Han
lam Cooper ue AN Clarke Chiis
Chile. Refuelo Ceesntes. Joe Catrop.
Sam Carter. seiso Carte Lorenso
Nofriuo ~ n. Bics tal. W D.. Evans.
81 lrnnkf. tlogea.io bcIuandez.
E~fpelidion Gaerara, Nplltuie GriHpo.
Francisco criego. trrHauo Con
1uies. Tom Gilmore. r. a. Ccgseii. VIII
Gary S a. 0arcia. j. s.. eaiiahcr, r.
- Uu1beli. William Hooiyway.
Roberto Jalamliiu 4 a. Nirstc. Feoe-
rico Lu.an. Jack Lce. Marsnrito
Murlilo. VIM. j. Mullen. ! r.. Nor
tom. David Morgan. Ramon MircleS.
IT, T. Mcrch4ut (2l, g. r. MahOncy
Jn-r 81 MNdfei Dan ORE. Brigtdo
Droposa. Albert Penny. Manuel
Pierce. Juan $ Ranches Fred Eues-
Wilhelm Ruenis. q s. Rigdon.
Rcmigiu.. ~ D.. Reed, J r..
Stegali. g.. "a. smith. e.. =. sanchez.
Ned sherman (41. Horl. Tihhs. Mel
Torres Csraiia Truiillo. VIII
Turner. g.. j. Tull t1l. -. >. Walker
". A. Nuihtcc. Fred Williams.
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Wbere NWcrSbipI cday
TEMPLE ALBERT

New Years services win be held at
Temple Albert tomorrow evening,
Monday, at 7;l5, and Tuesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Subject OF sermon
Monday, Time and the Truths il
Teaches The choir is composed OF
Mrs. h Mcdonald, soprano; Mrs. ".
II, Lyon, alto, Mrs. II. @, Bullard,
'basso; Mr.. c, j. Andrews. tenor, Mre.
Frank Kcrzman, organist.
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OHRIs1IAN sClINCE.

4 tle LIbfury BuiIulnE.l
Services at II a. m. Subject. "Un-
reality sunday school at 9;45 il. IN
Testimonial meeting wednesday az 8
p. m. Reading room open Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday from . to 4
a. m
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CIIUIiCII or CHTsIsT.

Gold n HroadNuN.
Hermon =. Williams. Minister,
Bible school at GAS u M. Morn
ing sermon AT IL a. m, subject, Pre-
lvailing Prayer" Evening sermon Ut
1850 o'clock, subject, The Faithful
Saying
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-02

should live on the street named for
the family aud will be at home to
their scores OF friends after the pass
inE of October.
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ST, JOIIN's CHURCH.
HIGIILAND METHODIST CmIRCH


sunday school az 9:45 a. M. Or. J.
X. Thompson. Supt. Preaching at II
a. m and 7:45 y. m. b. Rev. J. Ilobt.
Moose, for eleven years . missionary
In Korea. At 3 y. n. the Junior
League win re-assembie after the va
cation. The Senior Epworth League
win hold lie devotional meeting at
8 as y. m. leader, Rev r. s owens
'At the morning service Miss Howell
2ili sing God BE Nereiful 10 Me-"
BY Brown, ana the choir viii render
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Hoarseness IN q child subject 70
Group ia "a sure indication Of the an
proach or the discase. II Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy - given at ono
even after rhr croupy cough has
%appeared. Z viii prevent h attack.
Contains no poison SOLD by all drug
glsls