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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

lenged the American fleet team. and
by this time they have probably been
up against the sailors. The Wasedas.
according to Professor Abe. of that
institution of learning ielt pretty sure
that they could take the measure of
the fleet players. and II they did win
rom the Jackies the Wagedas must
be strong combination.
As showing the comparative strength
Of the Wasedas and the Keios, II may
bo mentioned that shortly after the
Wascdas had beaten the mobiles. the
Neio nine did the same trick. but only
by six to nil. wht reas the Wascdas did
It nine to nothing.
Henry Walker, the rice mill man re
turned from Japan last week; he re
ports having seen the Wasedas In ac.
ton ON the diamond. and that the
scholars played great ball Walker
considers that the Wasedas are the
best lot of ball players In Japan and
that they will be ipp good for any
OF the Junior teams here. That re
mains to be proved however. and
there are plenty OF Honolulu fans who
'naN .na' our iaus can noiu Veir own
WIN 'ne p'oA VI japan
p',"' preparations are oo'ns n'auP
'o' 'ne 'eoep''o" W 'ne "aseaa Team
"'u 'ne v,si'ors snoulu nave erea.
"'"e W i"'o'"'"' me '"panese oi
ta"an WIN urn o", III 'orce 10 greet
W NJ 'nu II goes without saying .ha'
,nc N,"'e''o rarN WIN We c'o"nc" W
N" 'u.i o'p'o'.y u"''ns 'nc series.
s'ar. mas oeeh n'aue On me eSten
SUI, VI .ne o'eacnsrs on 'he hwa sue
WI 'H' ram anu Stdt ioT tlOltSdnu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

The cornerstone Of the outrigger
Clubhouse was laid yesterday after.
noon, and the building when complete
will be great acquisition to the club.
There will be show at the club ON
the July Fourth and the Royals have
consented to take part In IT,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
TOMMY BURNS AND BILL
lang may SHOW here
Party Will Arrive on MarsmaF and
Jack Scully Has Practically Ar
ranged for Show.

II is practically assured that Hugh
Mcintosh and his fellow bunch OF
sports will give show In Honolulu
upon the arrival of the Mariana The
G. A. boat has now left Suva. Fiji
and should arrive here on June 81
Jack Scully has exchange several ca
bles with Mcintosh, and the latest one
sent was to enquire as to how long
the party Of sports would remain in
Honolulu
The Wilhelmlna leaves on the next
day for San Francisco and then there
Is another boat--the Manchuria-leav
ing on the Friday following. II the
party will stay over, and leave on
the latter boat there will he plenty
Of time for couple of shows.
Mcintosh Is said to have the fims
of the Burns-Johnson fight In his pos
session and everyone who follows the
boxing game IL hoping to see the pic
lures It Is possible that the films
may be shown independent Of the box
ing exhibitions that will be given by
Burns. Lang aud Co.
Jack Scully hopes to put the show
on. and u terms are satisfactory, next
Tuesday night there should he a
chance Of seeing the former worlds
champion In action Bill Lang will
be wei worth seeing also and he Will
probably spar with some local man.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL
l =. sp $ s':;; ......
WASEDA team Will MAKE
OAHU PLAYERS WORK HARD
ST. LOUIS WILL NOT TAKE PART SERIES SATURDAY GAMES
WILL BE AGAINST PUNAH0U j. ALL.0AHU TEAM TO PLAY
OPENING GAME WITH VISITORS

On July the waseda baseball
team will be on Hawaiian soil and
the day following they will go up
against a team picked from the Oahu
league. II was at first proposed to
have the Chinese Athletics play the
Waseda nine In the opening game
but as the visitors would probably
be defeated owing to their not having
got over the long sea voyage, II was
decided to have team selected from
all four Oahu league mines play the
travelled ones.
team the cable that conveyed the in
formation to Japan would not seem
so bad to the fans back In the land
Of Nippon. On the other hand. II thu
Wasedas went up against the G. A.
Cs. and were beaten. the news that n
Junior nine of Honolulu was too
strong for the Japanese would he the
worst possible news to cable.
The Waseda nine will be given a
chance 10 get their shore legs before
they are asked to play strong team.
and the opening game against n nine
picked from the Oahu League will
| not be too hard a task II the players
| suggested last night are to take part
In the game.
The meeting Of the Oahu league
which, was held last night arranged
matters for the Waseda nine. and II
was suggested that the following Oahu
league players should take part In the
opening game against the Japanese
visitors: Soares. C.; KeaIoha, y; Aka
ma. 1b; Assam. 2b; Weidmann. 3b Ka
imi. SIS; John Lo IT.. Madeira. CT;
Annoy. RI.
| The above nine could not be con
sidered n very strong one, and II the
| Waseda players cannot wipe the com.
bInation out even when stepping
straight of a steamer-they will have
little chance against the best teams
OF Honolulu.
II IL to be regretted that the Sta
Louis team will not take part In the
series of games that will be played
| with the Wasedas. At the meeting
last night II was decided that the Oahu
league teams be barred from taking
part In games with the 81. Louis and
Punahou mines during the Waseda Sc
ries. The st. Louis team withdrew
from the series as soon rs this deci.
sion was come to.
The Waseda players will play games
on Saturdays with the Punahous, and
on Sundays they will go up against
Oahu league teams, II was hoped
that they would also play the st.
Louis nine. but as the latter team
| will moi no allowed TO play any of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

On Sunday last the Aiea baseball
team defeated the waianaes by score
OF ~ to IL. II was great game and
much interest was taken In II from
start to finish.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
fine PROGRAM
IS ARRANGED
FIFTEEN EVENTS DURING
BIG DAYS SPORT
Running, Trotting, Pony. Mule and
Cowboy Races-Many Horses in
Training at Spreckels Park for
July Fourth.

Many people are looking forward to
a trip to Maui for the Fourth. and as
the kinau will be ready to take ex
cursionists away on Saturday night
and deliver them safely at kahului on
Sunday morning, there Is no doubt
that the one.time flagship Of the In
ter Island feet will be crowded with
sports who wish to see the races and
incidentally make trip to beautiful
lao Valley.
Maui is considered to be the most
hospitable place In the group. and
everyone who has enjoyed the com.
pany of the Maui boys knows what
real Joy IL. The Valley island sports
men simply fall over one another In
their efforts Ia make the casual visi
tor feel at home. and all the people
who have AT some time or another
been on Maui swear by the isle
The program Of races that has been
arranged ia,a fine one. and no less
than fifteen events figure on the list
Twenty.three hundred dollars have
been subscribed AZ prize money and
the races include running. trotting
pacing. pony mule and cowboy events.
Quite "A number Of horses are In
training at Kahuiui and SpreckclT
Park Is n scene Of activity every day
when the trainers bring their charges
out for their gallops. Fully dozen
horses are I'm active training and Jerry
Broherick. Lemon. Decoto and several
other trainers are hard at work get
ting horses into condition for the
| Fourth.
Coptic Is doing well, and Jerry Bro
derrick swears by his little mare; she
Is well bred one and Is showing
great form over half mile or so.
The veteran trainer knows how TO take
care of young one. and he IL put
ting In his best licks with Coptic.
Louis Warren has couple OF horses
at Spreckels Park and good old Indigo
who has boon seen In many Cruel
ling race ON the IIilo track, Is once
more speeding along like n two yea
old. Indigo Ii one Of the gamesi
horses that ever booked through bri
die, and all those people who have
seen the old warrior stay II out on
the Hilo race course, have an aloha
for Indigo and hope that he viii win
race at Kahului.
Warning Is another of Warren's
horses that should do well; the horse
IL a beauty to look at and, only for
the fact that he is supposed to have
suspicious leg. would not be rae
ing IN these islands.
Good old Major Collier VIII once
more have go AZ Indigo. and the
pair should put mp great struggle
and remind people Of their Hilo en-
gagements. Adion another well
known horse. will be on deck and the
Maui people may have better luck on
the home track than they did on Tho
memorable occasion on which Dickis
Davis took the horse to Hilo. and
most Of us went broke backing the
animal.
The races will start nj nine O'CLOCK
on Monday morning, aud the fine pro
gram should be all through In time
for the passengers for Honolulu e
reach their boat In comfort
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
DOTS AND DASHES.

The Moana water polo team chal.
lenges the outrlgger or any other
club to game at Waikiki The Mo
ana team is as follows: Duke. Paoa
w. A. Cottrell, Kenneth Winter. Y.
Geouvis, Ted Cooper. Henry Steiner
and Jack Warrington, All replies to
this challenges to be sent to Ken
meth Winter or to this Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

Manco's Monks beat Connor's Colt
by score OF ~ to 3 yesterday at thu
Marine Barracks. Only seven innings
were played but that was enough Il
show the kind of ball Company y car
put up when opposed to Company A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
DOTS End DASHES.

Roy Kenny boxer who can fight
at 1853 pounds passed through on the
transport "g1n; he will be returning
before long and will arrange to stay
over In Honolulu and box Pat Cornyn
Kenny has good record as "A light
middleweight and he and Cornyr
should match up well.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
TO CURE 4 colo IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure.
E, w. Groves signature is on
each box
PARIS MEDICINE Co. St. Louia. Y 5. A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

Six yachts will start In the transpacl
Hc race and they are as follows lila
wall. Sweetheart. Gwendolyn II. 81
wash, Winsome and La Vagiera TIL
latter halls from Tacoma and Is en-
tesed by Captain Clayhorn of the Tia
coma Yacht Club.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
M. e. church South.

J. w. Critics. Pastor.-Sunday School
at $3.50 n. M. II. J. Jones, saperintenI.
emf. Preaching ut 1O:i5 "a. III. subject
Source of Comfort Junior League
ut 2 p. M. conducted by MISS Martha
HOFFMAN. Senior League at $3.50 p. H.,
led by s. e. James, top.2 "How to
Watch Preaching at 7:3u q. M. sub
ject ''Our fathers Business There
will be services each evening next
week. The workers service will begin
each evening at G:30. These meetings.
will be held in the Sunday. School
room. The preaching services will be.
gin ut 80 in :thc church auditorium.
The chorus will be led by aev. w. d.
Ccrdc'. OF ClarlssbHrs. All are invited
to come and worship with us In these
special services. The gospel story will
be told III plain practlcat7way.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
kenna.Be

The ceremony uniting Mr.. Edward
8. Kenna and Mics Francis Bcarisley,
II Charleston. tok place at the nurne
of the bri,le in that city, Wednesday,
he affair being very simple It was
witnessed by none, save the members
II the two families and few immedi-
ate friends. MIR. kenna Is the editor
Of the Charleston Gazette, a young
nan whose writings have attracted at.
tention both in the field Of journalism
md the local world OF poetry The
bride is one OF Charieston's accom-.
'plished and attractive society, girls
md the daughter Of one OF the ca pl.
al city.s most prominent families. MIR.
ind Mrs. kenna will leave Saturday
for honeymoon trip through the east
md south. where they will spend sew:
,rral weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
Central Christian Church.

t. ]. u Is &. 3
l. N. Grisso. Pastor Sunday School
ut $3.50 a. M. Seymour Atclntire, super
inten.icnt Remember your promise
to increaEe the average. Preaching at
l1e:45 n. IN. anu at 1890 p. m. At the
morning service the pastor will pre-
sent the annual report OF the church.
The report is splendid one anu every
member will want to hear 1t. A. the
evening service the pastor will give a
sermon-lectnre. entitled Natures
Runrmagc Sale This lecture Il full
of interesting matter for young anu
old. The Junior Christian Endeavor
will meet at o'clnek. Mrs. l.. Fl. Wet
eel, superintendent. Teachers meeting
at the home OF F. r. Dickerson OH Lo-
Gust avenue OIL Tuesday evening. De.
votional meeting ut the church on
Wednesday, evening at 7:3U. topic
forgiveness Human :.n1 Divine" A.
+. Carpenter, leader. There is n call
ell meeting of the official board Of the
church at the church for G:15 u. m.
Let every member be present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
Military Ball.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va. Feb. S.
Attended by several hundred. students
and visitors. The annual military ball
given by the students Of West Vir
ninia university, last night at the. Ar
n1ory was the finest In the history oil
the corp. OF. cadets. The bali room
VAS lighted with thousands of clcctri:
lights and the room was beautifully
decorated with rotted plants and pen
Inants. The reception started at {
O'Clock and at $3.50 the grand marcf
was started. Dancing continues
; throughout the night, and the atfait
was not concluded until during the
wee hours of tie morning.
Visitors from nearly every county
In, West Virginia wer. present. alsn
4 large number from Pennsylvania
attended. Wheeling was well rerrc
sented at the. affair, about fifteen
graduates from that section of the
State attended.
4 number OF people from Fairmont
attended TIE dance, aonfff1 the mum.
be- being: Misses Katherine Race,
Josephine Lavender, Virginia shinn.
Gal staggers, Mary Reitz, Mary Hay.
mond, NclIie cass-day, Edna Jacobs,
h1aIissa Williams. Lucy Raymond,
stella Stevens, Elizabeth List, Rutl,
Arnett, Agnes Henry, Mary Ward,
Nan Cox and Mary Mckinney
end Miss ~ Mayme Wertz, of Hunt.
innton and Miss Jean Bowers, Of
Huntingdon and Miss Jean Bowers, Of
Washington. o. c.. and Messrs. Guy
Prichard, Brooks Fleming. charl.l
Hood, Frank Raymond and Frank
Pricharr. Mrs. 1. G.. Race and Mrs.
6. E. Hutchinson were also guests at
thu dance. W. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
First Baptist Church.

w. j. Eddy. PastOr.-The evan elis.
TIC meetings have been in progress for
more than two weeks. There have
been several conversions. Next week
we hope to see the best meetings yet
held Parents are urged to attend and
also to bring their children. All the
new membership is earnestly solicited
to attend. The public generally is
cordially invited. The services for to.
morrow are MS follows: Sunday School
at the usual hour. We nope to have m
unusual, attendance. Morning service
ut 10:15. subject Drift ana Drifting
Evening service ut so. subject .tEct,
ter Repentance" A special prayer
meeting for the meetings. CT the week
viii be held at ESQ y. NJ. This met
Ing Will be conducted by the pastor
Good music is promised for tho. LAY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05

d. I'M. Conway. superinte nlent
Morning Worship at 10: As. subject
Giving the Kingdom tie Right Of
Way. Watt. o: 9: Junior End eavof at
2 p. M. in charge OF Miss Dena Knight
Social Study Glass at 6 AS p. n, . sub
ject Individual and Social Righteous
ness. Evening worship at $50, with
sermon on THE Hygiene OF the Cos
pel,' James 4 IS. We commence our
revival services on Wednesday even.
Ing, and the.General public Is cordially
invited to cooperate with lis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
Wjtkjns-Wjsc,

Mr.. Elmer ). Watkins, an employe
IN the purchasing department OF the
Consolidation Coal Company, was uni
ted in marriage yesterday afternoon al
fcur-thirty O'clock at Grafton to- Miss
stella Wise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
W. F. Wise. Of this city. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Rev. J
W. Engle. raetor Of the Grafton Meth
odist Episcopal Church, at the resi-
denee Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Thon,p
son, Of Grafton.
Mr.. Watkins and his bride returned
10 Fairmcnt to-day and will take ur
|taeir residence In this city. Both the
bride and groor, are we'll known young
people OF this community and have ;
,ost OF friends who will join in extend
ing congratulations and best wishes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
y =. -. - - y FilI--',f q sI-ll7laI
YOUNG MEN WANTED
Government Pays Railway, Mail cterko
i, $500 to $1,000 Year-Frcc z
49, schclarshipsE Are Offered. N

y $500 to. $1,000 Year-Frce
ecs'elarships Are offered. h
Uncle, Sam holds examinations for
railway mall clerk, postottice clerk or
carrier, custom house and department.
tai clerks. Prepare at once for the
coming examinations. s,{
The Job is for life; hours are short,
salary twice monthly and vacation.
20 any young man who has energy
enough to answer. this is the oppor.
tunity ct a2lifetfnne. 81 Z;
Thousa nos .of appointments are =
he made. copn1on school education
is all you need: city and country peo-
pie have equal chance. Start 80 prs
pare now-free information. Free
scholarship thie month. W rite I'm.
n:edlatcly to Central Schools, Dept.
50, Rochester, N. Y. ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
Phi Kappa Pei tRece ptfor7.

The Phi Kappa; Psi Fraternity kept
open house at the Phi Psi Hall at Nor
santown yesterday q fternoon from two
10 four o'clock. The atfalr was a bril-:
liant one and several hundred guests
called during the receiving hours. An
elaborate two course luncheon WA
served during the afternoon and dam.
ty souvenirs were given the guests. A
number OF Fairmont people were pres.
emit at this reception. VI (, I, Isl. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
M; p. Temp,e.

J. G. Greenfield. Pastor.-1t will be
oil interest to! the music loving public
to know that Mr.. harrington has been
employed by or fticinl board us tenor
sololst In OUR church services. Special
emphasis will be laid OH the singing
of Gospel Hymns. Tomorrow ut both
services he will sing docs Jesus
Care" talfsyon have never heard this
song. twill be wurth while hearing
It tomorrow. StInuay School n" q :s0
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
Birthday, Party at Mononuah.

Mr.. and Mrs. ). Q. Shaver, Of Mo.
Inongah, gave b birthday party last
night for their nieces, Misses Sarah
and Alta Lieving, the. former slxteer
and the Latter. seventeen. A mcrr,
crowd was there and an enjcyabls
It:mc was had Those present were:
Misses Fanniedoliker, Grace Jenkins
Grace Victor, A.na ollker, IONA Corn
ell, Cora Leonard, frankie Nay, Julia
Highland. Laura Leonard, Grace XII
lem, Beatrice Hall, Messrs. David
Victor. John Costello, Earl Morris
Ralph Temple, Junior Orr, 3. g. Par
riott, E.Flening, {. x. Talbot, VII
liam Cornell, william FindIey. MIR
and Mrs. Fred Shaver. John Li=ving
J. A. Friedman, Martin kilIeen, Harr,
oiiker, Dick Talbot, Harry Honaker
Harold Victor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05

Worship MT 10:45 n. III; baptism and
reception OF members. Epwortb
League devotional services Mt G:3O y.
III, Prof. o. A Watson. leader. Public
worship and cvangelistic services at
1880 y. m. The Brotherhood double
1tartette will sing al the evening ser.
vice. The public Is cordially invited
to participate tn these services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
THE GREAT ROOT. q. NJ, &. !. {
JUICE Is HERE
Is Predicted That Many viii Call
at Rooher's Drug Store During the!
-Fii Den1onstratIonS 4ay54

:
Demonstrations.
The Root Juice Demonstration
l'tarted at Booher's Drug store today.
The scientist said: II earnestly hope
hat Root Juice will do us much good
n Fairntont as 1t has at Fort Wayne
and other points. It Is easy to say a
remedy will cure certain troubles. but
we have positive proofs that Root
$}uice will cure rheumatism, indigeg.
ton, catarrh Of the stomach, constIna.
s:ion.- nervous weakness, and most OF
the kidney complaints It cures by re-
moving OF destroying germs that often
.infest the body and weaken and dis.
lease the organs. The Juice also has
= wonderful soothing. .-ealIng a,ul
tonic action on the stomach. bowels.
bladder, liver and kidneys. What 1t
has done at other points. 1t certainly
gan ID in Fai,1nornt. feel sdfe in pre-
dieting that In less than two weeks
:scores of local people will be loud in
their. praise Of the health promoting
Juice St I.
a5 Newspapers. reports indicate that
many epxerience rapid Improvement
from the very start. The denonstrn;i
tion will continue at Booher's Drug
Store q few days. The Jtttre Is sc1f
for5 La bottle, ipr three bottles for
-. 5g Y has created a great sensa.1
ton dnring the past few months on
account of the many r7ningl re.
niarkabie cures ita has made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
Manninultcr, Dance : (

The Elks' masquerade dance which
was given last night at Warrington
was a highly enjoyable affair and was
largely attended by the, society set al
Warrington. A number of visitors
were present from different points III
the State. Miss Louise Cook, ii. this
city was guest present us well as
Miss inez Shields. OF Parkersburg. VINO
Is a guest OF Mfr, and Mrs. c. e. sniitni
In this city, 4. "a,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
Entertained for Pastor.

The members OF the congregation OF
he First Baptist Church OF Grafton
enderpa very delightful reception to
heir new pastor and his wife. Rev.
/: md Mrs. l.. J Powell, at their home
IN Thaycr street on the West Side
last evening. and there was a large
lumber OF the congregation melnber-
ship present.-G Grafton Sentinel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
Weekly Meeti,nsa, &C Of Me dicai school, {

weekly Meeting Of Medical School.
The Post Graduate School of the
Marion County Medical Association
held its regular weekly meeting last
night at the Offices Of 5Drs. G.. Q. Henry
and H: RI Johnson; In the Jacobs build
Ing number Of the physi clans Of
the city We're present and a most pro-
ifitable AMI pleasant evening was
spent An interesting paper was read
by lpr, al w. add ell on the subject
The PLY 6loEys of5 the stomnc ~ sey:
5erals other nteresti ting tal ks were given:
during the evening Is. i!Ssjss3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-05
Women Clubs
4 II Jews 3 81 II EMS cLuas.

l
Aiiss Irene 81. yers Of The Transyi-
Vania University. Of Y U xinnton, Ken
lucky, addressed the Wcnan's Club
yesterday afternoon at ita regular
Injecting. Miss Myers spoke 81, the
subject OF ..The Child LABOR laws,
md made = brilliant address ON this
Subject. MISS Myers "a a highly Gull
ltpred woman and her5renarks ycstcr-
day showed her to be thoroughly enn.
yersatn with the subject OF Child La
!or. Her remarks were both interest.
ling and instructive ard she made 4
rlnst splendid impression ON the large
number Ct club members present. This
Us generally conceded to be among the
very best lectures delivered before this
club and the women Ct the city are for.
tpnate to have had the opportunity Of
hearing this address. Sa
il Miss Myers was formerly a teacher
u: the State Normal School Of this
city and has a large numbcr Of friends
here. During her visit In this city
she was guest at the home Of Mrs.
| 9. /. Butcher and Mrs. John Lehman.
The programme yesterday wan In
charge Of the civiea Department, with
Mrs. 7..L. Butcher aa chairman. Miss
Myers will leave to.night for Lcxlng.
: ton. y. s =, go =
| Complimentary to Miss Myers. a
banquet was served =, the club rooms,
which were tastefutiy5 decorated In
/; green and white. Mrs. George De Bolt
presided as toast mistress and a mum.
/ her OF happy responses were made
!; during the course Of tn. dinner. About
forty members Of the club were seat.
ed at the banquet board. Mrs. q. G
iWillian,s. of the Dome site Science De.
irartment OF the club, was the cateress.