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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-25
AMERICAN PUBLISHERS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

NEW YORK. April e ue'crates
fo fha tucnfy sirfh annual convention
Of rna American Nrurpaper Iublirh
era Association held fuo business 49,
slons today. d~iscuasiuE maffera ~ Im.
p~ortarre to publishers fhruurhouf ne
United States
A. fhe afternoon meeting President
Bruce Uaifeman. 81 fhe CourierIour
nal LouisVile delivered be- annual
adfrcsa
HeuCrfa a. TIE COMMITTEES on print
paper and paper topics we're read By
John Norris 81 New Vrrt chairman
RI no COMMITTEES on press agents and
poefomce matters By Don e. seifr.
business manager - the New York
World.
Tonight the annual dinner % NJ
Daily Newspaper club vas given AZ
tho waldorf Astoria. on Thuraday
niEht tho annual dinner Of the Pub.
ushcrs Association vii be Eiyen.
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NEW YORK. April 24-standard
copper-Quiet. spot SIS 0o0ib g
London. steady spot go. los 60
lures C7l. q. Cd Lake copper iG
Giclt ele~irciyuc i6G i6isc. cast
inr Bh dl5hc
Tin-Easy. So bsGN IS London
steady. spot E201. tos futures f30o.
Lead Easy. - t0nf % Neu YorE
london EiC. f2s. Cd
sperer-Cufef Sc s0uI % Nev
YORK Lnrdrn EZf. l5a
frrn-rirVeInud warrants 5fs I'M
London Locally iron uas steady.
80 foundry northern SIS $50
D. GO. so g SIS 0oa15 So SO 7
southern ard 80. Z southern oft
SIS 1sT1b g.
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OIL GOES UP
Ohio Company Raises Prices on ss
Grades % Oh IN That
Field.

FINDLAY. O.. April 2f-The Ohio
OF company this morning raised the
price OF me si1 grades % of. which
10 IL purchasing. tvo cents a barrel
an around The new prices are
North Lima 81. South Lima IS
cents Indiana 95 cents Illinois urhf
~ cents Illinois heavy % rents and
Princeton ~ cents That Be- the frsf
time that North Lima oh has fournrl
the dollar mark in two years
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with abrupt declines In Missouri Pa
eihe and International Harvester.
Net losses In many cases ran % a full
point.
The bond market was frm In the
early session. but receded later in
sympathy with the heaviness In
stocks. Total sales a value 81.
632. 600.
U. s. government 3's advanced Is
per cent on call.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. April 24.-wheat to-day
turned strong after a weak start.
There were reports that the spring
crop acreage would be reduced 12h
per cent, hat chinch bugs had APP
peared in Oklahoma and that -four
sales at Minneapolis were the largest
in months. Closing prices ranged
from kc to %6lc higher than last
night. All other leading staples. too.
scored = net advance-corn LISc to
lie. oats sac TO "a sc. and provisions
~ soc.
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For House Of Deleeates.

John X. Elson the popular corner
druggist. has announced himself as a
candidate fer house OF delegs,es, sub
ject TO the Democratic primaries TO be
held n this county May p Mr.. Elson
is well known all over the county. IN
Will no doubt make an excellent ran
for the nomlna lon.
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Clean-Up Day.

Preparations are being made by tho
beard OF health OF Wellsburg. assisted
by the city council and Woman's club.
to observe May l as a general cleanup
day. and all n Of vacant lots have
been noihed 10 have same cleared Of
rubbish on that date.
A road IS being made by Street Com
missioner Sci Combs from Bethany
pike to the piece OF land leased from
Jacobs. TO be used as a place for the
disposal OF garbage for the next year.
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Literary Entertainment.

The members OF the junior and
senior classes of the Wellsburg high
school Will give a musical and literary
entertainment at the new high school
auditor. um on May 3. Committees
have been appointed TO make the
necessary arrangements. After the
program has been rendered refresh
ments will be served.
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day afternoon at $3.50 D. m. on the
wellsburg diamond. Robertson and
McManus will form the battery for
the Giants. and a good game may be
expected. This win be the second
game OF the season for the Giants.
they having defeated the I. A. C.'s, of
Wheeling, on Saturday last.
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MRrrlaqe Iiccnses.

The following persons have been
granted licenses TO wed b. County
Clerk Brashear:
Harry L. Setback. Pittsburgh, ard
Irene r. wilkins. Pittsburgh.
Joseph 4. HUDSON, Holidays Cove.
and Epma VI. Jackson. Holidays Cove.
Herbert II Sprrlcck. beaver. Pa.
AMI Bessie Maude CTm. Nanport. Pa.
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NEw YORK. April e. Tho c1tton
Euuds markets are Ernensily 1uirf
sales 81 travr ueiFhf sherunrs uere
made for China shirmerf in 1une.
tuiy and AuEust Underwear anf
hosiery conunue In improved femarf.
JobhcrE are doing n moderate trace
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Cane SATURDAY..

The strong Giants baseball tom OF
this city WI cross bats with the
Wheeling Mold and Foundry con-
pany's team, OF Wheeling. on satur-
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McncY.

NEW YORK. April 2i.--Money on
call steady, 29i TO 3 per cent; ruling
rate. 2Ts; c.oslng bid. pa; offered st
2FS. Time loans steady; so days, ga
per cent. and 90 days. "a to 31s per
cent; six months. ga TO 80.
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OIL CITY. April 2f-Credf hal
ances fiks Runs. Ness averar
t11 eel shipments. 2261 average
1911.
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. April 20. '13.
Range or active stocks ou n Nsu
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily ~
A. K hasten 4 To. brokers
STOCKS. lOpsrihishi Low. Clos.
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fetal -asss SS7.OOO -A.re.
Pittxburg Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. April "a. IA
The actte lpttkBurEh stsskA c-rrsctet
daily by a A. fasf<n a Ca sanke-s
ami brokers Sai~laf bans
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CHICAGO, April 24-Close: Cattle
Receipts. 10000: market for beeves
steady. cows and heifers higher
Beevcs. S5.650S.75; Texas steers. none
Of call; western steers. S5.5OG765:
stockers and feeders sf.25H6.75. cows
and heifers. S2.SOG $50. calves. $3.50
67.65.
Ilogs-Rece!pts. $4,000: market
steady to ; cents higher Light. s. 30
M775. mixed. s740a7S5. heavy.
S740d7s7h; rough. s7fOG7.sO. pigs,
$i75H7 100: bulk OF sales. $1,000 $50.
Shcep-Rrceipts. 10 900: market
active and mostly i5a SOC h CHER. Ma.
tive. &4.5JdGSj. western. Sf75d5c5.
yearlings. S6.O00765. lambs. native.
Sj.65GS2s. western. 100000.
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WELLSBURG


f- R~epsblic.ns q Brooke oouuey
u1n bold nominating convenuons IN
hrooke county to-Dorro~ In ths sev.
er1i districts for TIE purpose q nam
nx delegates 10 the state R~epublcan
o~onvention at HuntinEron. 70 Be held
On Nay 70 Nine delegates are 10 Be
sent from this county. divided a. fol
lo~s: Five from weIlsb1rE district
Two each from Buffalo M Cross creek
districtA The conventions viii Be
held as follows: In Follansbee for
Cross creek district a. ? O'Clock d
m: In Bethany for Buffalo district a,
2 p. m. and AZ the city hall. Wells
burg. for welisburE district. at 1880
D. m. Delegates for each candidate
have been selected. but their names
have not as yet been made public.
Brooke county 10 one Of the last coun
ties to vote for delegates.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

,. \. EaftinEs announces the removal
OF his Offices 20 room SIS echmulbach
EailllnE. where he vial continue his
practice - structural and COnsuiting
EIEineer. Accurate and economical de-
signs. rlTnE and spelllcaGors for all
classes ~ Eul1iirg and Bridge Corstruc-
LCI e. specially
Eel Paons iTsT-J.
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To Give Play.


The members Of the senior class OF
the Wellsburg high school are making
arrangements to give a play entitled
The Sweet Girl Graduate" during
commencement week. The play will
be In three acts. and the following will
be the asst OF characters:
Maude DE Smythe. the Sweet
Girl 1870. Miss Martha Cox
Mr.. DE Smythe. her father, presi-
dent r. I. p. r.. r.. Alfred Clarke
Mrs. De Smythe. her mother
Miss Anna Helsley
Miss Hopenhoer. her aunt. who
never graduated ...........
Miss Beatric Duffy
Jack Hamilton. her beau, and
pres. OF the class. Leslie Miller
Valerie Reynolds. her chum..
................M Miss Erva Meyer
Madame Sateene. her dressmaker
.......... Miss Madeline Miller
Madame Rantum. elocution teach
er..............M Miss Marie Mace
Prof. Grindem. principal OF high
school ........ Harold Roberts
Mr.. Chinese Bulbus. the florist.
George Cornelius
Katherine. the maid.
.........M Miss Elizabeth Campbell
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Elour-Eirm.
Rye-No. 2, 96c.
Barley-Feed or mixing S5cgl %,
fair to choice mailing 81 22al &c.
Timothy seed-S5 00611 10.
Clover seed-Sl5 0Od20 80.
Pork-Mess SIS 2501s 81.
Lard-un ~tierces) SO 27s: short
ribs-uoose) $40 90.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS.
BURGH. April 24.-Cattle-Steady:
supply light. Choice, S8254S.5O;
prime, s775Gs.15.
Sheep-HiGhcr; supply light. Prime
wethers, S5.sO66.OO: culis and CON.
mons. $2.Oo03.5O; lambs, s4.5OG7.75;
veal calves, $S.OOdS5O.
Hogs-Active; receipts. 10 double
decks. Prime heavies. sS15dS2O:
mediums. fs.2O9s.25; heavy yorkers.
sS.20WS25: light workers.. S7.5OG
300: pigs. S7.OO0725; roughs, s7OO9
7.35.
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Total sales s.2i7 shares.
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING, w. Va. April "a, ~.
Reported by a l. Masten * Co.. I. r.
Brand. manager: members New Iors
Stock Exchange.
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NEW YORK. April 24.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper. ~ to AZ
per cent. Sterling exchange easy
with business in bankers bills at
1890 for 60 day bills aad at 4.S7.15
for demand. Commercial bills. 4.S3&.
Mexican dollars. 47c. Government
bonds firm. Railroad bonds irregular.
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FINANCIAL

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hooks clase April 2Sth for , pei
cent dividend payable May 10.
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WASHINGTON. April 24.-At the
beginning Ct business to-day the con-
dition Of the United States treasury
was:
Working balance in treasury Offices.
t63.s So. 43S.
In banks and Philippine treasury.
S32.67i.s2e.
The total balance In general fund
was S125.71f.375.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were
$685. 4s. with ordinary dlsOurse.
men's OF s1.49S.9
The deficit 20 date this fscal year
II Si{4s2.533. a. against deficit a
S~2.34g.57f a. his tline last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal
and pubic debt transactions.
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. April %. '12.
The following Quotatiouz on ne NOR.
active WheennE stocxx are corrected
daily for the Inr-Inxencer by Howard
Hazlett a Son. local brokers:
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srocEs. Par. Bid. ASK. Fa a

Bloom Bros EOb..ny0 l....-,....-1ot
do common. ...l1OO i......... -
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Transfer books close April 25th doe
; Per cent cash dividend payable May 10.
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Bsron's Local Stocks.
WHEELING. ". Va. April %. IL.
Th- Following quotations on tas mors
active Wheeling stocxs are ~oErsc- 20
daily Tor the teInEen Dy George s
Baron. local broker. Sno r. T. Marshall
manager Fond Iiepartmept
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The Washington times., 1912-05-12
INJURED PERSONS
IN CITY HOSPITALS
SHOW IMPROVEMENT
Condition Of Miss Ida
Schooler Remains Same.
Little Hope for Her.

Four persons lowering between life
and death as the result Of accident
and assault in Washington hospitals
are reported to be "holding their
own" today.
They are: John Marco, the three
year-old Italian boy, who was struck
with a brick in front Of his fathers
store at 1707IS Seventh street north
west, last Tuesday; Harry Hogentog-
ler the soldier, who attempted sui
eide by shooting himself at the home
of Miss Ida Todd, 25 Z street north
west, Miss Ida Schooler, the nine
teen-yeer- old girl, who was struck
by street car at Eiehteenth street
Richard shorter, who was shot by his
brother at their home, 1877 Pierce
street northwest.
Surgeons at the Children's Hospital
entertain hopes for the recovery of
the Marce child. George Armstrong,
the colored mnn who is alleged to
have thrown the brick which struck
the boy, Is still at large.
The case of Miss Schooler Is the
most hopeless Of the four, according
to physicians at the Casualty Hospi-
tai She has been Unconscious ever
since the accident happened and alter
the doctors say, Is a matter OF few
davs.
Hogentoglers condition showed i'm
provement and the doctors said his
chances for recovery are good Short e
or. the colored man whose brother is
held for shooting him, Is also i'm
proving at the Emergency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
NOTHING TO SPOIL
HIS WEDDING PLANS
Claude Grahame-White and Miss Dorothy Taylor to Be
Married as Per Schedule-Both Reported as En-
gagged Previously.

LONDON, May 12.-"Nonsense! Alb
surd" said Miss Dorothy Taylor today
when told OF rumor that she was not
going to become the bride of Claude
Grahame- White, the aviator, and that
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Taylor,
OF 7A Fifth avenue, New York, were
on their way to this country to prevent
her wedding.
'Why, such report as that Is ridicu-
lous!'' she continued. Instead of
mother and father coming here to try
and prevent my wedding they are com
ing here to attend 1t next month. That
Ia all there IL to II and / cannot see how
such a silly rumor could have started.
Miss Taylor, who is the niece of the
late Governor Flower, of New York,
is the guest of Sir Daniel and Lady
Gooch. She is almost as well known
in Europe as she fs In her own Amer
lea.
The announcement of her engage
ment to the aviator was made some
while ago. She Is an enthusia site
horsewoman, tennis player, swimmer
and general all-around athletic young
American.
She has made several ascents with
Graham White, but refused to chance
the English channel as passenger with
him. Both Miss Taylor and Grahame-
White have been reported engaged sew
eral times to other persons Grahame.
White was said to be engaged to Miss
Eleanora Sears, Of Boston. Then Miss
Marie Campbell was reported as the
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
FAST PASSENGER
TRAIN PLUNGES
|NTOOPEN SWITCH
Engineer and Firemen on
Mississippi Valley Express
Are Injured.

NEW ORLEANS, La. May 12.-Run-
ming at the rate of thirty miles an hour,
the Yazoo and Mississippi. Valley ex-
press at 1913 o'clock this morning
plunged into an open switch at Sarpy,
La. turning the engine completely over
and derailing the baggage car and one
passenger coach. The engine crew was
unable to jump to safety and as a re-
suit Of injuries Fireman Edward
Holmes may die, while Engineer
Charles E. Cook is badly scalded from
escaping steam. but is expected to re-
cover.
The forty passengers on the train all
escaped injury almost by miracle. As
soon as the news OF the wreck reached
New Orleans a relief train was rushed
to the scene bearing nurses and medical
aid and at o'clock returned to the city
with the injured fireman and engineer
and the belated passengers.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
Stotesbury Not to
Attend Convention

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-E. T
Stotesbury, a Republican national dele
gate from the Second district. will &C
ABROAD OH next Tuesday, and will not
fnturn in time for the Republican ma.
tioral convention at Chicago OH June ls
He was elected a Taft delegate. and
II oward p. Brench, the alternate, will
probably go to Chicago in his stead.
John Wanamaker, who Is the other
delegate in this district, Is abroad. AZ
his Offices yesterday It was declared b,
his associates that Mr.. Wanamaker had
not advised them of the time OF his re-
turn. They expect him to return ii
time for the convention.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
Young Girls Body
Found in River

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May E.-The
body of Christina F. Bradley, aged six
teen, who had been missing from home
since last Sunday was found today in
the Ohio river at the foot Of Light Hill
street. The condition of the body when
found indicates that the girl had met
with foul play before being thrown in
the river.
Deputy Coroner John Black, who is
working on the case, declares the girl
was murdered. He has learned that a
foreigner had accosted the girl before
her disappearance, and he with COUNTY
detectives is hunting for this man. The
girls body shows marks of violence,
such as could not have been made while
in the water.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12

Beautiful Spring Flowers.
Always an abundant supply of fresh,
home grown flowers at GUIDES, 1914 F.
-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12

aviator's choice, and before Miss Taylor
II was Pauline Chase, the actress.
Miss Taylor was reported TO have
been engaged to Ralph Bloomer the
Yale football star. and also TO Scotti,
the singer None of the reported en-
pagements OF either Grahame White
or Miss Taylor, save to each other, was
ever confirmed by them.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
Couldn't Beat EN-.

II will give you your dinner II you
will beat those rugs" said the woman
with the gingham apron at the back
door.
"Ah. madam" replied the wanderer,
his hat In his hand. those rugs are
really and truly beautiful-exquisite. l
don't think they possibly could be
beat!'-Yonkers Statesman.
The Washington times., 1912-05-12
Fight Loan Sharks.

MEMPHIS, May 12-Attorney General
2. N. Estes, several attorneys who have
volunteered services, city and county
detectives. and the business mems club,
the leading commercial organization,
propose to combine in a wear against
loan sharks.
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CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

The Standard Bearers gave a delight
ful party surprise TO Mrs. Eta
Bloomhoff last evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Harrison in Ma
son street. The party was given to
celebrate Mrs. Bloomhof's birthday an
niversary and she was presented with
many gifts from the young women of
the society. The party was also in the
nature of farewell as Mrs. Bloomhoff
Will leave Hammond soon after the
holidays for an extended visit with
relatives in Iowa. There were sixteen
young women al the party. They en-
joyed music and games during the
evening. dainty luncheon was serv-
ed in two courses. Carnations. the
flower of the society. were given as
favors. There was brief business
meeting when several matters were
discussed. On account OF the approach
ing holiday season there will be no
other meeting this month and an
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-11
REbEKAH
PRESIDENT
IN REGION

Arsene Rebekah lodge, Indiana Har-
Dor. held an interesting meeting Mon
day night, the occasion being graced
president of the Rebekah Assecbly Of
the state of Indiana.
large gathering particinated in the
festivities, there being delegations
present from East Chicago. and Gary
The Gary contingent was headed by
Mrs. Ellen Knots who is also an Off
cial of the Indiana Assembly.
A part of the evening was devoted to
the initiation of candidates four receiv-
ing the work. The candidates were
Mesdames Ida Berkoyitz and Louise
Colder and Messrs. Robert Black and
Harry Hetrick.
Mrs. Nichols gave a splendid talk
on Odd Fellowship and true Rebekah
daughterhood. many present declaring
her one of the finest woman speakers
they had ever heard address gather
ing. There were also good talks by
Mrs. Knots. Mrs w. H. Jeppeson and
Dr., Jacob Goldman, the last two of East
Chicago At the close of the session
refreshments were served
Mrs Nichols was entertained during
her stop in Indiana Harbor at the
homes OF Mrs. T. Is. Walker and Allen
throughout the week. having a number
of engagements to I'LL on business for
the order.
Tomorrow she will be in Gary and
/ Saturday in Hammond.
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GET $3.50 FOR
NET PROCEEDS

production of Tanning of the -Shrew''
last Friday night will amount to APP
proximately $50. Not all of the t>ils
are in yet but 1t is thought that the
final figures will not be far off.
The high school faculty is highly
pleased with the results and feels that
the public gave a generous support CT
the other hand, the splendid production
was well worth the price of admission
The money will be turned over to the
high school fund, to be expended for
things which ordinarily cannot be ex-
pected from the board of education.
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4 KITCHEN SHOWER.

The Misse Ethel Hoffman. Iva Sim
coke and Alice Bump entertained at a
kitchen shower last evening at the
home Of Miss Hoffman, 446 Summer
street in compliment to Miss Edith
Shearer whose marriage to John Z.
Myer will be one of the events of tht
months. The young women at the
party presented Miss Shearer with
many gifts. Games and music were
features of the evening. n dainty
luncheon was served in two courses at
ten o'clock. Tiny hearts cut from red
paper were festooned in the parlors.
Red and white was the color scheme
and the decorations throughout the
home were attractively carried out in
those colors. The hostesses entertain
ed Miss Edna Switzer formerly of Ham
mond but now of Plymouth. Ind, who is
visiting here and the following Ham
mond young women, the Misse Ethel
and Edith Shearer. Luella Meyer. Eva
Ortt. Nancy Bryan, Ethel Duyal and
Helen Wagonblsst.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-11
A MISSIONARY MEETING.

Mrs w. Mayes Martin opened her
home at 81 ogden street yesterday aft
ernoon for the meeting OF the Woman s
Foreign Missionary Society of the First
VI. Il. church. 1t was a very delight
full meeting and number of mem be rs
Were present 10 enjoy the program. At
the close OF the program there was a
social hour. a dainty. luncheon was
served by the hostesses Mrs. Martin
and Mrs. Whitzel The devotional ex-
ercises We're conducted by Mrs. Beach
and Mrs. Ar NJ Towe. The program for
the afternoon was in charge of Mrs. A
Z. Wilcox. The following musical and
literary selections composed the pro-
gram which was one of the every
pleasing ones of the year:
Violin Solo $500. Miss Gladys Martin
A Story-"Lan Kuie Yen" Mrs. Davis
Vocal Solo-"The Mission of the
Rose" Observation-Disclosures Miss Fuller