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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
CIAMBAKE AT EITNFR,S,

Over 200 enjoyed the annual
Rhode Island clambake held at
Eitner's Midland Park, Grant City,
Sunday afternoon. The bake was
served at 4 o'clock and was consider
ed one of the best of the season held
at that place. William Vanderoot, of
New DoTp, and Frederick Drake, of
T~ottenVille, made the bake. There
was music during the time it was
served
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
AT LARSEN,s.

About fifty enjoyed the clambake
Saturday night held at Peter LaE-
sens cafe in James street, Totem
vile. The bake was made by Cap
tain Abram Marshall and was one
Of the best.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
Good FifteeT

Good Fifteen Room House on Madi-
son avenue; two stories and base
ment, large attic, slate roof, part i'm
prOvements. Lot 25X100. Price
$4,000; $1,000 cash required.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

Good % Acre Farm at Clarksburg,
N. ]. Six room house and out
buildings. All kinds OF fruit. Good
water. Ground in fine condition.
Price $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

Small Country Home for chicken ana
truck farming on trolley line pc
tween Woodbridge and Railway; ne"
six room house ready to move INTO
Price only $4,000. Payments month
ly like rent. Liberal commission 10
agents. Railway Homestead Co,
Suite BAT, 80 Church street. New
York, or on premises or o 1Oo'
Woodbridge, n. j. 553-9-l6-Lm'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

Seven Room House and Store on New
Brunswick avenue; good cellar;
barn in rear. All Improvements.
Price $4,000; part cash.
90 d
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

Fine Eight Room House at Sewaren,
all Improvements; lot 100x150
feet. Price $500. Mortgage $1,000
at 8 per cent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

Good Nine Room House on Gordon
street, part Improvements. Price
50, 500; at your own terms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

House for Sale-Now building, seven
rooms and bath, steam heat, all
Improvements; $500 cash. Easy
terms. Frank L. Harrington, 12z
Lewis street. g-tl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
Business Direciory.

Gardell Brothers. ia High ~.
Cartina, Trucking aud Piano Moving.
Orders by Phone or Mail promptly
attended to. Tel. 1871.
sTORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Storage Warehouse - Best facilities,
clean, airy, locked rooms for furni.
ture and pianos 1900 up. Albert
Leon, 1874 Smith street. 578-3-1-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
WEEKLY
& BLEW,
1888 STATE ST,
PERTH AMROY,

Nice Seven Room House on Broad
street; lot 5Ox100; part improve
ments. Only $1,000 cash. Price,
$4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
ONE CENTAW WORD
rou ruv PHOTOGRAPHER,

Films developed: Six exposures, loc
Prints, EHx3A, Sc; 2hx4h, 813xSh
9Ax4A, 4ej 3Ax5h, 4x5, PostaiS, o.
each.
jaime, L. Braidwood, 273 High ST..
Perth Amboy, n. j. Sole agents f0r
John N. I.ehrs, Woodbridge, N: D.
high-grade printing, developing and en-
larging for amateur photographers.
19650-3-25-lyr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
Woodbridge

Woodbridge Residence for sale
Seven rooms, improvements, cen
trally located, large lot. Address
Box 610, Woodbridge, N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
FOUND

Found-A purse containing money.
Inquire mornings at 199 Lewis
street. 717-9-23-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

100 per cent. Pure.-WhatT SimmenJs
Butternut Bread. Health and strength
In every slice. 1t all stores, 80.
1l1-tf-m.w.fs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
Ten Words or Less Ten Cents
REAL, T A FOR SALE.

Look for weekly real estate bar
gains, advertised every SATURDAY
Monday and Tuesday in classlneu
columns of this paper.
BY
SHIRLEY G. BLEW,
338 State Street,
Perth Amboy, N. J.
Office open evenings until y p
22196-6-23-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

EXCHANGE COLUMN.
Wanted-To exchange, small parlor
stove for laundry stove. Address
Stove, ire News.
9-23-6t
For Exchange-Two bicycles in
good condition. What offered?
Address Bike. 9-26-6t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
/ Am DESTROYS Of disposing Of three

1 Am DESTROYS of disposing Of three
pieces of real estate. AS their
sale to be effective must be submit
ted to and approved by the court, l
ask for proposals in writing. Chas.
K. Seaman, 2S4 High St, Perth Am
boy.
No. 1874 and 1856 Jefferson street,
50x100 it., with barn and office.
No. I'll Cortlandt street, 25x100 it.,
good paying tenement property. Old
No. 18 Wayne street, opposite Mas
soDust's. ~724-0-o2-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

For Sale Cheap-House on Sayre
avenue. Inquire Room z, Maul-
son Bldg, 1913 Smith street.
693-9-23-3t.wk .tf-Tu-Th-Sat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

For SaIe--House and three lots, also
three separate lots on Parker ave
nue., reasonable. Inquire IL Park
er avenue, South Amboy, N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
Up Against the
Tooth Question

Then 1t is high time you consulted
US, If you want the best Job Of dem
tistry at the lowest reasonable price.
We are experts in every detail Of the
profession, gcrupulously careful in
our work and very patient and pains
taking to get the best results. ASK
some of your friends and neighbors
about US. They will tell you We give
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

For Rent-A house on Stevens ave.
with all improvements. Inquire
of Mrs. F. Littell, Bordentown ave,
South Amboy. 139-9-1-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
HELP WANTED-FEIIALE.

Strong girl for general work In res
%taurant. 226 Smith street.
~772-9-26-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

To Let-Large furnished room, 175
Kearpy avenue. 764-9-26-tf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

Desirable Furnished Room, all con-
Yeniences. Inquire 232 Rector
street. 7~46-9-25-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Furnished ROom-For one or two
gentlemen; bath, gas, electric
light, telephone, steam heat. ll3
Market street. 763-9-26-1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
ROOMS TO LET,

To Let-Five fiat, with all
improvements. Inquire 345
Laurie street. 766-9-26-2t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

Elegant Apartme1ts-All modern i'm
p~rovemepts- "a Madison Ave.
10271-3-2o-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26
SITUATION WANTs-MALE.

Bookkeeper or assistant, experienced,
accurate, reliable; salary no OBJ
ject. Philip H. Phillips, 31S Smith
street. 694-9-2S-12t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

To Let-322 Rector street, all i'm
improvements. Inquire 1854
son, 2S5 High street.
726-9-2k-3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

Wanted-Girl for general house
work; family of three. 1913
Lewis street. 754-9-26-3t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

Wanted-Two frst-class butchers,
with good reference. Inquire at
once at Greenspan Bros.
756-9-26-tf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-26

Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Inquire Mrs. Belikov, 452
State street. 752-9-26-tf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

ThNnN-twp nrght.rN.d CURLY hair
'd Juveniles of Kindergarten te, mude
then 4. bat Boz tl, u.t world OF so.
,,'ty This afternoon 90 tb. birthday
I.rtl ot Utt, Eutu FROST. eldest
d.ugb.tr o' NJ tpd Mrs u A. Frost
The drmurt Htt, uo.trs- cutortainod
GA, future beetles tuu b,tuN uf Alhu-
uuotguy niiH prt,. Jh,t could scarce.
Is %, ,NrtU,I 90 hu. tg, We four
TIMES lpul Th, urst seen, 81 galctN
VIZ. 100 th. parlur. vl,r, Nrs. Him"c
aud Mrs. Dunbar assisted Ms. Frost
in booking utt'r the pleasure of the
couplu.. .ud was later transferred
Go tuc lawn Nh,r, a. frnlicsomc scu-
SON nHe spent 100 gHmos dear to thu
heart. li pHhto- The really PARTY
occurred .bout uV, O'Clock when the
table Vas .prrad 10 the hnlmy out
doors. Iud dctripus goodiss. r"ntcr-
up about tn, birthday CAKE lighted
ht four candles engaged the undi-
siIrd Httcui ion of the happy little
guests PLACE cards bearing pictures
of E1st,r rabbits were mighty priced
souvenirs Those present were Louis"
CLARK. p,rotht Booth Norma Booth,
Elizabeth Fee. Hohocca Fee. Ru-s'l
Edglr William G0udrich. newell
Dixon SuVcruc Dixon. Eprncstinc
ilunlng. Jane Hunng. Daniel No
Phoysuu. j.. Robert Wilson. maxwell
Merritt RUN Wylder Virginia Nc
inundrcs~. Katherine owen. EdIth
owen. owen Marrnn, Raymond
Stamm. jr., Howard li"Nn,Arceno Fur
nv. llona Harth. Jones Baker sarah
Davis Robert Hughes. Donald cave
anaugh. Frank Grimmcr, Dorutht
'chwcntk"r Franklin S'hwcuther.
lcu Lew inson. Francis Feraus-on
Mnrgtr"t White lewis riuWug. Ruin
Frost
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
SO Gle T Y


writer Of the "emctc cast has
rulogizcd ih, fair sex oi tails com
muuuy thus Tho flower ct Nmcri-
can Womauhnod bloumS unc,,,s,.ous
8. not unseen il the great sp.tnWo.t %
what higher tribute coulc nc paid
Than this one sentence" Unconscious
ul greatness 81 super,atiN" COVER tie
women Of the southwest az absorb
80 in the attainment pt tlusc ideals
spelling Freedom from t~uNcutlnus
ana Domestic WumHuine0s Freed
from tn, restraints of Eu.oprau aud
-. -tctu sisters tho southwestern Wo.
man pur~uos th" even ,caur pf her
way uuarcosted. undisnavrd aud un-
rrlukcd bN men who acoura the priv
ilcgcs to feminine aspirunss coveted
uy themselves Hence tn lack o
sunrugistic agitation due - back OF
restraints that strengthens .hc cause
The charm oi the southwestern Wo-
man lies IN the fcmuity that is ever
Wuman- chiof asset IN any c'im". The
tender friendships. 90" puwk tears
uf sympathy. Ga, glorious hospitaNts
and pleasure cot disponstnr 10Y as
an. presiding genius Of IN" home arc
tho characteristics that max. Tor the
southwestern Woman the pfaco at
tracting the world's uottcc. that BE-
Nithul unrourt'd with tir nrusdor
Wow ui real values ia lifc ana The
License To- wander in any nolt. TINS
woman turns TO the shrine OF hoWr
ana progresses in mental suut q
vclopmcnt hy Tho study ct duucstt,
tlcnpp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
,lnalrnt- iircci,llnn

Nark.uu fhr lcuith of tho yeor-'ud
r.IrtI.. VIII pr lhr reception THIS
uug loo Rode, BON Wnen pr anh
Mrs EdNIu NcQuoon Gray win enc
trrIun emo fIru'ft vtud nnts ant
fricud irom thc Dtt Tlls annual
rIr Uou De- pceomlnp au Indispensable
uarI oI H0r commencement program,
upd th o1usr 1t impatient oNpccta-
tilu faf many moons Dos the VARSITY
.tudruts
musical program uudor the III
r,.uou of Miss Epyptadcs ~ the Dc.
uattm,ut ul muHic Wiii include th"
t,II kuoWn -oloists, Mr.. l.. l.. itaa-
rurd Mrs Robert smart and Mr
DhariDe a. andrews. Dancing Val
follow 'h, musical numbers and Vth
continue wui midnight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Mrs. O~gon,l ,nirrtain-

1910. problems and plstin" Dt thrt
over interesting game ntc hundred.
engaged the attention pr hr cnm-
pauv Thursday evening when Nv.
% Osgood WIS hnsirvs tu oiaht
friends at her hom,, l0l south 3rN
outh rtrort. seated ut TWO tables the
party enjoyed mrrry evening cut
muutiIg u parinking of dainty rec
freshments. Thos, present We're.
Misses Riley. Galloway. MI McGuiu-
ness, Mr. and Ms NUphoN. Mr. aud
Mrs Saldor, Mrs. Degood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

his customary eraco ana oloauence.
sn.akius with carn,I lnror uf the
,.ve,cnc. due 20 Mason. fo, IN,
lo,,, ideals CHERISH u h. order
ana for IN, broad spu %. 1ltmilsm
that has moi hcen diII'd Inush the
pciiod of 2ooo yea sine It. pstab.
lishuten, ~ the tin, oil th, building
vt The worlds grca 0upl. leaving
tho pcriod of anlUlIit Guttruur
MW. smoke feelingl, OFF no., accom-.
nlsibm.nts of the local od.. IA the
ufpsont day and paid lowing trio.
uto In the chap'ts INI ..Isrd the
building of The ,din,. u' Which The
r,f, and state ma, welt b, proud
jle said - par Whom contcm.
platc the magniiiccnD. %. fbi, ,,rac.
uuo raised in New N,.cl through
the cooperation OF body OFF citizens
acting together ioi .u' purpose ui do.
ing good ana of hclpin- lu.. mar are
weak or IN distress. 1000 Impressed
with the principle i..I' earnest effort
IN tho direction OF good citizenship
can always be- co,utrd Iuu Iur rich
harvest. A siructuic 0I lhI sind is a
monument 10 the iuIU..U ana sin.
cerlty OF our people
This building stand Zoo the first
rank with structure ..oDeJod tor a
similar purpose IN otcN part ut our
country. east or We This Masonic
temple is n credit Poo tH. people OF
Albuquerque but "edi. and the
piidr of al New McN.cp as N,ll
Mr. T. A. Peterson. worshulW mas.
t,t of Temple lodgc No O. vas the
next speaker who spoke boo yompli.
mcutary vein on "rho l.ad..s Giving
great credit 10 the mcmp,r. oft he
Eastorl star Tor Their worl
lcitor from president William n
TAFT 90 his brothers n Masonry was
read bN former Poioulatr Chamber
lain In which the president oppressed
deep rogrot that his duties cous'rain.
'd him 10 be absent
disappointment WAS foIi d.. fho 40.
srucn Of Mr. T. l.. Modlrr saud mas.
ter of The grand lodge. and Mrs.
blanche Majors, grand uauon OF ne
New MoXicu lodge ~ pa, close OF
thp spp,, hmakng diuciue was the
'lNt'i VT N| .N| tIllHf WHO
desired la dance and th. splendid
iluor received wurtht dedication for
The f.rpsichor'an rbt,tits 10 follow
in mo wears 10 come
one 0l the many pleasures ~ the
evening Nas the grand concert by the
biMnurO orchestra in fuc luleo room
preceding he banquet hat was en-
iot'd uN great ihiuug of visitors in
heir rounds through ihn Dulding \
typical country village market place
with an its wares ~ wholesome
dain,i.s. barrel Of pinb lemonade.
glcous. etc. attracted crowd an
evening In The gcntitmpn's smok-
ing room on the third 'loor the Bcay-
,r's carnival band gave q concort for
an houl heeinning az n O'Clock
Owing TO the fact thar there was
such large attendance IL was de.
cidcd 20 omit the program Of spccia,
numbers composing the concert
There was indeed little need for fur.
iher entertainments when all visitors
were enjoying to The utmost the hos.
I pitahlt spilil OF the evening.
Music for the second dance was
struck up by the combined Alvarado
ana pastiines orchpstras at 1890 and
continued without inlermission until
"A. IN. over forty pieces were PLAY
cd during this time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Miss (.cntr, IlouOrcc.

one of the delightful pre- Easter
gatherings last saturday afternoon
Wns the party complimentary Ia Misc
Hannah Gentry. rendered by her els.
ter, Mrs. ] .. Gentry ut nor pleasant
country home north 90 tho cits
Fragrant ana beautiful IN the lavish
decoration 81 apple blooms the rooms
seemed to Doe corner of tho blossom
iug orchard Imprisoned In the house.
Tho feature OF the entertainment con-
siSt 81 in the writing of bioGraphs hy
each one present, each having for thc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

subject tb, biographical sketch ldfr
of Hannah GENTRY Btgiulins NTH
luo,bunod and featuring s,,,rt| p.r-
iods uitH magazine picturaH ine VrE.
Gus provided themselves oIrND. hu.
Wpruus Hud ublr The hnpk o. t'r.
presented Co the hoiunrU' "u UompiD.
tom N|th the request That th.t u.
Reserved fnr pcruaal 90 tnD irl.n while
On ruut. homo from thU ..uU. uf
pi, assure u tho RIO Gtaudo ,lIIrN
divinity tNp-coursc luncheon was cr.
i'r % al Inc clos" oi tire wr.tius
Those present were McWhlmft p. w
F'", Nprhocs. II y. Niliim> Misses
Gentry. Nda rhilhrick- Fec. MIS-.
- uir, ind the thre" Missus SW1Nnr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

other, visitors viewed On ucry hsnd
new attractions IA the spiaudid odi.
nee aud ncN entertainment More
than seven hundred ptupIc thruneod
tn ruoms during the evening and
anticipated ~ The pleasure nii tnc
've, Sma hnuTs w the hYnpupt
halls ou the lower rnol th' ~py
orchestra provided splendid mu.t
TN the hour fut tn, baupuot az thc
long tables when three huudr"d tud
NIFTY people were SEATED ut "ur tW,.
ENuuisitciy omb, lii.h,d with mAssrs
"t ctiiu lIli.s, urang, blossom. aud
tulips. aud smilnN the git ot M,-.
DANES iiarsch ana PARKS, fnvmci ma
irons OF the order. nov IA California.
the tables presented a vision pt lotli-
ness and The menu enjoyed hV the
din' Ntu l delight tu IN" most fnS-
tidiou cp,curr
Great credit is du" IT, Mrs r. r.
ii""d, who. Vita srurr ~ able as
s.sianis served tWir, ia" number that
was expected With . dispatch that
was the NOR" r,iunrkahl, IN that cV"r>
appointment of The dinner was as
perfect us We're uh, ,iands hounumi
ana tasty.
The attention 90 each d,an evi.
doncrd ~ the napkins thl, nor, IN
the corners the ompiem oT th, East.
crn star Contrary To- tho plan ~
the toasts and spoochmak 90 occur
at the banquet table, the first Complain.
was Obliged to give way to SECOND
contingent ct diners. ami ~, urst
contingent adjourned TO the spacious
lodge room for Tho spccchmnkug 800
this auditorium. magnihci'nt loo tbe
insignia of tho noble order hraling
the crescent. star aud other omhl,ms
Ia is stained glass Windows. Mrs
Temperance Whitcomb. worthy ma
tron Of the Eastern star formally S,.
coined The guests aud called on other
speaker who responded happily. Mrs
Whitcumh said IN part Ladies' and
gentlemen brothers IN MasouciN sud
sisters 81 thu chapter sensible Of tn
honor drvolvilg upon me 10 express
the sentiments Of the Eastern -
on thiE auspioioua occasion. it is with
Muccrost eordial'ty aud plcasur" I
welcome you 10 SHARE ia thu glad crl-
'pr3tiuu tonight that ~ tho 'oulizatiuu
ui 30 long cherished dream Animal
'd Boy Ia" desire 10 serve the living
and Boo build for postcrity II has bc, n
IN ambition "f the sons aud dauQh-
tors of Masonry tu nave ~" local or
Ger housed Ia such u mobile home to
hrn'ht Hud shelter generations To
come ~ WiNes daughters. mothers
und sisters OF Masous the Ideals and
activities OF the Eastern star ar, an.
sep" abby interviewer ia the desiint-
"I HE Masonic order that represents
Zoo them nll that Is nearest. dearest
'nd u"hlc~t In lif'. Auxiliary work
is our N1t'hWord and nand In hand
with aur hrothctt We hnNr toncd to
attain the ambition realized Ia this
proud event Thcs, lIhnrs hay, been
IN" inspiration that has mark,d Now
growth In M" chapter and S.. dn-ire
G." express to our brothers Ia Mason
O., our desire Go c0nttuuc n cn-opcr.
'tNc EFFORT with Hll their plaNs. NJ.
thinks IN, star 81 the East CLEANS
brighter tonight than ever btfne and
th1t this temple il lighted by ts
radiant glow. We are favored tonight
nN the p.DSeuc, ct New MrNico'l mos,
diHuusul.h,d official and citizrn, GOV.
! William ]. Mills. whom ! ain ask q
speak
Governor Mills responded with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

IN the aau1ls OF tha Duke ga, no
moro brilliant social function VAS ever
enjoyed ,hlu the LIBERATION last
evening wUrkWg ,lr opening oi the
nllEuIii.,nt t"mplr OF MASONRY to the
publi" Guests from Haion. santa
fc. Gallup. Hclon and oven from
col foi'l.H grDccd he occaslou bN
having madr ia, mn los the express
purpose of Sharing IN IN" uspicious
dedication cot one of tn, nohi,st Ma.
sHuie homes 90 the southwest Cow
trn"r Mtl. came from the capital 20
'ttrud dnd ais distngui she'd prcsour.
l.HI an addcd dignity tu the event
that wiz bo rr-told 40 many future
gatherings. The order nf the Eastern
stan. Ndoh rHapicr 80 =. was tho
huHt uf thc evening and tn Tho IN
ems work cot this order b. due nm
NfintDd praise fur the Success of IN,
brilliant celebration. IN the rcc,p.
ton room where guests Uor. greeted,
th. strains from the Elite Mandolin
"Iub inspired th. company with thr
CurdiI spirit Of welcome that prpva an
20 throughout th, building Ths
too0 Wi- elegantly decorated aud Far.
mfu"d in rich RUGS, Irnperi,s and
flowers. forming bcautiful setting
iur in" delicate spring gown. nf m.
Iadirs ard evening dress OF tn mon
, Moving from one apartment Co m,
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Wedding tn'ils.

VITA quiet snlcmnity, lacking o-.
toniuliou. thu matrimonial rites unit
ink two lives 1.iu ho performed Mon
daV cvcu.nl at the Priests HON
when Miss Anna Norriman ana VI
" r. nmucr viii plight thom troih
DO tho presence 90 few Intimate
friends Father N1ndul'ri niiiciaiius
Tho bride to he arrived last week
from her home in Rochester y Y.
pud Ias boon the house guest of Mrs
Powell the past Wrok. Mr. Raucr be-
tine efficient manage of the AlNarldo
pharmacy and has hosts If friends %
Welcome Mrs Bauer 90 the social NE
of tn CSC, where they win reside.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Woman's Club.

Domestic science ANA vegetarian
demonstration engaged the attention
oi the Womans club members yosicr-
day afternoon In the absence of the
leader III the day. Mrs Baca, who Is
,0nvalescing from an ILLINOIS, he noN
chairman OF the do nestle scicnc" de-
paimcnf. Mas Mailoon. had charge
of affairs. ably assisted bV Mcsdames
MacGrcgoL earns, Cannon. Wroth
aud Barth After brief business Sos
sion devoted To business, a. which
only the board of managers were
present Mrs iiittncr tho leader
OF the domestic science propram.
opened the proceedings hN ~,
roll call 10 which each ladv re-
sponded with ideas on cooper
alive housekeeping These ideas con.
fliciing somewhat spirited discus
sion was elected IN which he mcT
hcla III engaged
\ rare treat were the violin solos
Hy Miss Gwendolyn Allen oi Chicago
who was accompanied on the piano
bt Mis Hmoc Miss Aliens mastery
80 her instrument aud soulful eEnrcs
SION drew enthusiastic applause and
appreciation from those privileged O,
bear hor After the music conVotsa
ton again drifted TO domestic sci
enco and vegetable diet In proof of
the efficacy of Vegctarianism o. Re-
licious menu was served consisting
81 icntil soup with WEI WATERS. NM
loaf. salad garnished with olives
radishes postum IN" ser,irc wa,
the popular cafeteria style and eacl
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ThursdaY Gard Club.

The initial gathering OF the Thurs.
dai Card club after the auto.Eastcr
adjournment was enjoyed with nm.
usual rest by the twelve members in
attendance Yesterday afternoon at the
nome ol Mrs iko Graham High i've
Vas the amuscmen' that engaged The
players az thro, tables tll the score
closed With Mrs Fred Russell winner
of the FIRST prize dainty lace hand
k"rchieL ana Mrs l.. \ Tcssicr sec.
und ~ honor who was also awarded
lace handkerchief White and pun.
pie flowers ot the Ypringtimc adotn.
ed the table aud gave festive al.
mOsphrre 40 The rooms ~ the con.
cinsiun OF toe games iuothsomo
luncheon was served boy 'hc hostess
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Tu,sdaY Club.

Mrs \ u Siroup will entertain the
mcdbcrs of the Tuesday club next
wcch on the occasion al the regular
meeting Ior the study and discussion
og Germany The class study will be
conducted hy Mrs Roy Stamm. Mrs
Hickey viii read the Contemporary
History The Great German States.
man, Bismarck" will be- the theme OF
a paper hos Nrs. W II barney Brie'
talks of three great art galleries ol
Germany viii bee given by Mrs. liick.
az who wiz AIN on IA, art gallery of
berlin. Mrs Louis HELD win discuss
ar r 'lcries of Munich and Mrs.
Louis Hnnng will taik ON the CALLER.
les ct Dresden
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As q courtesy Ca her sisters. Mrs
Gcttz ot Topeka and Mrs. Eitram OF
Dcming Mrs Al Eilram OF THIS cilN
WIS hostcss Thursday evening nt a de-
ughtrullN Informal tea party ~ her
houi, ON south Edith street.
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Home Missionary Society.

The regular meeting of the Home
ana Foreign Missionary society o. rhe
Lead Avenue Methodist church was
held Thursday Afternoon AZ The home
of Mrs. - \ porteriield on south
Edith street Twenty-Five ladies We're
prcsen, to study the subjects OF INC
ia, aud enjoy u pleasing program and
Dcon,inucd on Page Il, column -
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Pupils Recital.

The rogulni muslonI prorr0m n
the Woman's club next FRIDAY after
noon VIII be devoted ia q song and
piano recital bt tir advanced pupils
Of Mrs. Roy Mcdonald and Mrs Hmoe.
The performers win De Miss Louise
Nichols. plano punt 81 Mr.. III
NOES in chicago ana ~ this city,
and Miss Margaret Franklin. Nocal