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La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Elks' Nsw Years Dance.

The local lodge OF the b. p. o. f.
celebrated the advent OF 1912 In its
the omission Of the parade In the
morning which was called off on ac-
count of the extremely cold weather.
The lodge had the honor and the
pleasure of entertaining through the
day and evening District Deputy c.
II. Bacon. of Pueblo There was n
special meeting Of the order in the
afternoon for the purpose Of intia-
ton and thirteen new members were
received. 1t is said that Mr.. Bacon
delivered very impressive address
during this afternoon session.
The dance given in the evening at
which the Elks. their wives. sisters.
sweethearts and friends were guests
was a delightfully."- Informal affair dis.
tinguished by excellent music. hand.
some and appropriate attire. and
abundance OF seasonable refreshment
: In accordance with an impressive
custom, the lights were dimmed at
eleven o'clock and the following beau
uful and touching toast was given by
District Deputy Bacon. to all absent
brothers:
Brothers: This hour has been dcdi
Gated by the Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order OF Elks to sacred pur-
pose. As the hour OF midnight ap-
proaches, a time honored custom bids
us pause. and offer n toast OF regard
and regret II is to absent Elks,
To those whom sickness has stretch
ed upon Il bed Of pain; to those who
are detained by affliction. or the pa
who travel tonight. under the stars.
by road or rail. or upon the rolling
pillows OF the high seas; to those
whom the hand OF wanderlust has
beckoned beyond the borders Of our
country; to all those whose fraternal
comradeship We miss at this hour;
and to those who are sleeping their
last sleep. under the green sward. In
the silent cities OF the sacred dead
our abr~Wt hee@N~~ei
Al the close Of the toast, when the
lights flashed on again. Mrs. Bacon
sang Aud Lang Syne. and sang
again. responding to hearty encore.
A number were present from near
by cities to enjoy with our own peo-
pie the splendid social time afford
ed by this prominent and generous
organization.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
New Years Social.

The Sabbath school class Of Mr.
Fred Scott Of the Presbyterian
church. gave New Years social at
the home OF Miss Jean Marshall. 6o2
Cimarron avenue. on Tuesday even
ing. Fifteen young ladies are mem
bers OF this class. and each was
privileged to take u young gentleman
friend as her guest.
The game which Initiated the rv'
cniny's program WAS one In wh.ch
the young men determined their part.
ners by guessing them from deschp-
tons OF them.
Other merry games followed this
one, and Misses Marie and Marjorie
Kcffer added to the evenings pleas
urs by playing on the piano and s'ns'
Ing duets and solos. ScAsonable re-
freshment was served. making an &C.
ccptable finale To an evening OF gen.
uine pleasure.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Coed Roads Conference.

From present Indications the good
roads convention which will meet nj
Pueblo. January ilth and l2th. VIII
see the iiveliest Tits ever witnessed
at good roads meeting In this
state. The question OF II transconti'
mental highway ncross the state ~
the cause OF this. and the northern
and southern sections OF the state
are lining up for struggle at Pu'
eblo.
The people In the southern part OF
the state want TO have the Santa ="
trail and Rainbow route declared the
official route across tho state. Op-
posed to this are the people OF Den
yer. Jefferson. Clear Greek and other
counties who want tn see the official
route include the capitol city. Colo
rsdo Springs wants the route to 20
west from that point. and altogether
tho debates In sight promise to bs
very lively.
The convention will convene 1t 10
O'Clock Thursday morning. January
iith. In the Pueblo opera house. The
morning win be given TO organise
tion. Governor shafroth will be the
first speAkse Of he afternoon and fol-
lowing bic aAdrsss the report Of the
trsnsconthsatal Fouts COMMITTEES viii
- rssd. - tAea tAs struggle for
IL sdoptiea q rejection win - coM-
nencsd. oDeela1 rstes have bssn
nads ~ ~ rua1Pee1s ~ ~ 0ees'
r..
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Colorado College 0uss Club.

on Its sixteenth annual tour. the
Colorado College Glcc Club fulfilled
an engagement In La Junta last FRI
day evening. giving . delightfully."- va
ried program. In the Presbyterian
church. under the auspices Of the or
KanixatIona Of the Ia Junta high
school. The object Of those who
were instrumental In bringing this
exceptionally fine musical attraction
70 our city. was not 10 much TO gain
financially - 70 give our citizens
another opportunity to enjoy m ab.
solutely refined and high class enter.
taiansat.
The attendance was not what II
should have besn. consequently those
aspiring oaes who were most en-.
thusiastie over the advent Of the
0jes Club al who believed that
tAsy Aal sseursl ~ attraction that
sus eitissnsAiD veull thoroughly sn.
~ ~ apDeseiaaA ssel consiAerab,y
disesusaes1. 81 ~ hesitate q
naAs q aoDs1atneae VIII tAs Des.
~ u11Vst1l1 ooeo -. aal With
~ ooDe - g ~ Cesesalo TINT.
49, ~ g WAtsA tAsy have
r. eeena
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Fertnlsht'y Club.

The latest regular session OF the
Portability Club occurred last Eat
urday afternoon at the hons q Ars.
J. 3. O'NsiL
TAs grsaess nunbsr Of tAs mem.
bsrs pesssnt rsspondsl 70 roll csu
b. slving . New Year reosiution.
kfs. N. .. Larssn's pager on "Ths
Riss Of the Dsana" vas especially
iatsrsselas and very instructivs. ase
was followed by ~ Interesting an1
sscssllagiy splsitsl discussion. Mn.
{. ]. nvaas alse gave . ~ Dasss.
hse euh3eet bsing ''1ansssDsess -
Q No." 1Aie Daose esosooee1 ~
peogsao. 81 ~ ~ Al3ouBne1 -
nest - ~ olloeloeQ ~
~ - ~. z y .y.lA ~
Cn6onno - x. y s3s'. !
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
New Park School.

The handsome new school building,
located at the corner OF Santa Fc nv.
enue and Tenth street. which has
oecn under construction for the past
eight months is about completed. and
the classes destined to occupy IL will
take their places within its new.
clean walls Monday morning.
The building is commodious, and
modern In every particular. and has
cost In the neighborhood OF SS5 900.
In the basement, In addition to the
furnace apartment. the halls. toilets
| and storerooms. there are four well
furnished rooms conveniently arrang.
~ TO be the housekeeping suite OF
Tie 1anitor. Tim Larsen, and large.
we'll lighted room that will be fin.
ished at a later date and viii then
~ used for whatever purpose II best
Ina
On the first floor are four big.
ftdeally lighted class-rooms. and the
| Drinclpals office On this floor the
flrst. second. third and fourth grades
Win be Accommodated under the super.
VISION. respectively. OF Miss Herren,
Mir Rourke. Miss Lesher and Miss
WsnaAd.
On the third floor again are four
haAdsome. spacious class rooms. hav-
~ superb lighting and ventilating
accoutrements. only three Of which
Wtli be In use for the present. Miss
3ackie will be over the fifth grade,
i6cAtcd on this floor. and Mr.. A. NJ.
Hughes will have charge OF the
sixth grade. acting also as supervisor
and principal Of the school.
As has been stated, this building
uects every requirement OF modern
comfort. safety and sanitation. The
hsating apparatus which has been In
stallcd is the Ideal steam plant.
uAnt6sctured by the American Rad
hbs Company. OF Chicago. and it
~ the wost required on one and
J p-half posa1a. - steam a4Seupar-
~ - ~ ~ SlIhSas - a(3fm re-
axif, 4 to produce the same result In
the "a cr buildings.
An outside doors are outward
swingint and arc supplied with auto
matte lever locks. the same kind
used throughout the schools Of indi-
ana polls. and thus the present school
laws. Justly strict. regarding safety In
case OF fire. are fully complied with.
Mr.. Walter Dubree drew the plans
for this adm irable building which Inn
presses one as practically perfect In
arrangement. and two local men. j.
W. Warner and c. II. Blankenship.
were the contractors. Mr.. Dubree hns
also the supervision Of the finish
Ing which is showing up nicely.
The location OF this structure is
simply ideal. being high and healthy.
and the view from It's windows Is
vcrl,abiy unlimited, which is no
small feature OF it's perfection. In III"
estimation OF one, at least. who has
gone over II.
On the blackboard. In one Of the
class rooms. we noted this legend
written there supposedly by one or
the carpenters who deserves the
epl,hct OF philosopher as we'll
Yesterday is dcad-forgot a.;
Tomorrow does not eNist-lont
worry:
Today In herc-use H.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
UneIs cam and Ns~seeeers-

We are frequently asked how the
postnffice department b Interested
In the payment or non-paymcnt Of
subscriptions! What business 10 II
Of theirs. Il papers are allowed to
run year. two years or three years.
without payments! 3
Some years ago. to encourage the,
dissemination OF literature among the
people. the government gave low
postage rate on newspapers clreulat.
ed through the mails.
The aim Was to encourage high.
grade newspapers and magazines. but
In time another class Of journals
sprAng up. largely devoted to adver.
tising; papers which really did not
expect payment for their subscrip-
tions. The mail for some time has
been loaded down with this class
Of papers. and the postal department
has been run At loss in consequence
Regulations now made provide that
only newspapers having bona fide
subscribers are entitled 10 receive
|tAe low postage rate from the gov
1annsat. and an papers are required
- show BY their subscription list
thsA their subscribers ere actual. the
evhence bsang that the subscrip-
lions ere paiA In advance.
The regulations require that delin.
quent papses be stopped. uassss four
ines A. mueA postage 10 paid ~
that on the paeers which are paid up.
The Tribune. Of course. could not
stand such . tax.
The direction label gives the dates
70 Which papers are credited. Sub
scfib~s should see that their pa
pees ars always kept paid In ad-
vance. even II only for few months.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
In Honor Of 3. p. o. e. Official.

Under the supervision OF an eff
Client entertainment committee com
posed OF Mrs. w. T.. Andrews. Mrs.
X. c. Todd and Mrs. Grant Harbour.
an elaborate five course dinner was
served Monday. at O'Clock. nj the
home OF Mrs W. r. Andrews. on
san Juan avenue, In especial compli'
ment to Mrs. G. II. Bacon. OF Pu'
cblo. wife of the district deputy Of
the Il. =. o. h.
The dining room was artl~
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
sem. osle.. Comparisons.


Sometimes the unexpected happens.
but 10 long time happening when
we are hoping that 1t will happen
soon. Democratic officials have al.
ways been very chary about giving
out figures ~ to the expense Of CON
ducting their various offices. but
we expected that Il would happen
sometime and be cited as q shining
example OF the efficiency and econ.
omy Of the present democratic ad.
ministration OF county affairs. When
we used to be brotAsr.in.law to the
court house we used to dig up all
kinds OF figures demonstrating the
economical and efficient manner In
which the affairs Of the county were
hAndled by republican officials. but
have not been doing much In that
line Of late.
In . recent issue Of the Daily Dem.
ocrat some figures were given show.
ing the amount Of business conducted
In the office Of the county clerk dur
ing the past year. and citing them
- evidence OF the very efficient aud
economical administration Of that
office during the year 1911. The gross
receipts Of the office for the year
1911 were sS.Si32o. and the expenses
Of the office for the same period
were t5.sos.s5. leaving = balance OF
excess fees to be turned over to the
county Of 33.037.55.
Business always WAS better under q
republican administration Of county
affAlrs tA Otero county and - proof of
this fact we will give some figures
showing the amount OF business tran.
acted In the county clerks office
during the final year of Harry Gar.
woods admialstratj tjon- 1897. During
the year 1907 the gross receipts Of
Tie county clerks Office tor the
yvsr were ei3.sis3s. which heluded
~ voek soe he county - Gosek Of
AlierA e essnay Senaees
nDkuaah4 ~ ~ -.
vsse III .ssAsS. and tbs exysase os
conductias the office for tAs year
were t%.f32.30. leaving . surplus 10
excess fees to be turned over to the
county Of S7.sO:.3s.
The gross receipts Of the county
clerks office during Mr. Garwood's
last term were sI2.sis35. and the ex-
pense Of doing this amount OF bust
ness was $4.l323O. During the
year 1911 the gross receipts OF the
county clerks office were $3.50 20.
and the expense Of doing this amount
OF business was 81 sos ,G5. Mr. Gar
wood transacted $;975.l5 more buSi-
ness In 1907 than the present admin
istration did In 1911. and the ex-
pcnses were si.i7335 less.
We are quite well aware that the
fees for filing instruments during the
year 1911 were somewhat less than
for the year 1907. but even with the
reduction cf fees the amount OF
business transacted In the county
clerks office during 1911 was not any
greater than during 1907, and the
expense 81 conducting the Office was
81 ,t13.3j more. The county clerk
does all the business he can. and II
Is not his fault whether business l.
good or bad He has everything TO
do with the expense OF conducting his
office. however. and we fall to see
where he made a record during the
past year that will Justify any great
amount OF boasting. The democratic
officials ought to investigate some
Of the old-timc republican records be-
fore they spring any new records on
uH.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06

for AlbeQussQue. n. u. whsse -
vfu - enployed - . plunber In the
future.
Miss Ida Herren is expected honc
today or tomorrow from Buena Vista
and Salida In the former city she
was the Xmas guest Of her sister
Mrs. Earl Quiggle. In the latter. her
time was spent with friends.
Mrs. l.. W. Gilbert and sister. Miss
Frances Hart, and Mrs. Leslie Jones.
accompanied by her daughters. Irene
and Roberta. returned Sunday from
Bliss. Okla. where they had spent
Christmas with relatives.
Mrs. Fred Reed. formerly Miss
Molly Tanning. OF this city. came
from her home In Denver New Years
day. accompanied b. her son. Pierre.
ard the two are guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. N. f. Bradish. at 5o2 Colorado
avenue.
Rev. J. F. Findley left Wednesday
for Monte Vista. Colo. where he
goes to hold "A meeting. From Monte
Vista he will 10 to Canon City and
conduct meeting In that place
He will not return to La Junta be-
fore March list
The Aid Society Of the Presbyter'
Ian church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Joseph Posi- and the
time was given to the rejection OF
officers with the following result:
President. Mrs. Frank finney. sec
retary. Mrs. r. q. Edwards; vice pres
idents, Mesdames Marshall. PoSx.
Hurst, Mays and Cooter.
Mr. and Mrs. o. 6. Watson. Of Pu.
ebio. were In our city from Sunday
until Wednesday the guests Of NJ.
and Mrs. Theodore Thulemeyer. 5i2
Ration avenue. Mr.. Watson is gener'
d manager Of Northern New Mexico
and Southern Colorado for the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company Of New
Yosk. with headquarters at Pueblo.
ii midnight last Sunday nizht the
nsw year Of 1919 was ushercd In with
ths tootins Of whistles Of all breeds
asA Asecsiptioas. the sharp and rapid
eraehs a numerous automatic rsvoI'
vsss - . general pandemoniun Of
asesatnatsd Din. The big noiss
onanguaaeA ths arrival q the ysar
MI. wAieh win be With 20 fos .
pogtoA Of ~ Gays.
About : O'Clock Thursday morning
IGight Marshal Emerson nailed Mex
-tuna vho was ip1ustrtously Engage
n relieving . clothes line oe au ne
wearing aDparsl ard houssAoA hnsn
4 eoasains1 at ths hone oe 0W Wee
naa a. he corner q Bsbsvisw ave-
nuo ssl TosrtA strssG ~ Asusas
vas W bseees JuAss Tstss ~ sess
nessing asa ~ ssatssse1 - ~
coussy hesososw - eDeal ~ ~
thifu AayD q ~ ~ ~ Sses.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
m.rs s.es. e.... As.l".. resl.

H. q. Todd, our dowbts header mer.
eAaat. hae,1G1 uogn tAen bis share
4 ~ Ses1nsAs = u 1unta during
~ - k ,ettpsoa u b ss3e
undr = - nvtss
- 81 - 60 ~ NJ
aealnse bin-tve ~ .ssiiinG hssor
IN aati-saioon tssrtot1y and two for
seiiiag hQuor to . minor. Two Of
the cases are against H. @. r061. and
two AGAINST Ira Todd. his clerk. The
cases have been set for trial In the
district court on January 18th.
The complaint was filed by Mar.
shal Nixon. and the Witnesses In
the case are Frank Nixon. y. =. En-
erson. Edwin Ball. C. II. Wilson. W.
]. House seholder and s. w. Brown. Ed
win Ball made the purchase OF one
pint OF whisky. He WAS searched. be
fore entering the store. In the pres.
ence Of witnesses. by Night Mar
shall Emerson. and again after COM
ing out OF the store when he had the
bottle OF booze concealed on his per.
son. Emerson had another witness
In the store at the time who witness
I'd the sale transaction. II remains
to be seen what n Patterson jury VIII
do with this case.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
sL(NALyERS0NLI I11tS4

Spend part Of your money with
the La Junta Cash Grocery.
The Woman's Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. F. Miller, at
S02 Colorado avenue.
Mrs. Anna Phillips and little son.
Morris, left yesterday afternoon for
their home In Oklahoma City.
DR.. Jack Brown, OF Las Animas.
was Assc Monday evening. In attend
anes at the dance given b the Elks.
The w. A. b. Club viii meet next
Monday afternoon with Mrs. f. w.
RagsdAle. at her home. s3l San Juan
avenue.
Mrs. II. o. Wright spent Christ
mas week with her sister. Mrs. Scott
in Albuquerque. She returned home
last Saturday.
Miss Emily Rogers returned last
Thursday from a five weeks visit to
her mother, Mrs. r. II. Rogers In
Des Molnes. Iowa. I
The Music Study Club will meet
next Monday evening At 1880 O'Clock
with Miss Helen MeNeen at her
home. 40l Colorado avenue.
Edwin Porter. now OF Holly. wAs
formerly acted as chief clerk to F. NJ.
Bisbee at this place, was up Mon
day and attended the Elks' ball in
the evening,
DIR. X. ID. Wilson and wife. Of Holly
and DR.. A. c. Davis and wife, Of
Wiley. were guests OF DR. and Mrs.
Edwards for New Years dinner and
the Elks' reception.
Mrs. J. o. Wood gave a 10 O'Clock
dinner yesterday and had as her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jameyson
and children. and Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Harbour and children.
A eard from A. l.. Kirby, OF Albu.
QuerQue, N. NJ. advises the great
family journal that . fine large girl
arrived At HE hone o. January lst-
He n sure ssarsIwe the nov year
right.
Miss Bs1acss Dssssos snA~talne.
the nAabt1s q As 0hisAAs N'
New Years 1tseasea, u AAr be
on CinArr0a svaaAA Mn. Clyde
montos. - - Aolmea. vse a.
of town suese and ] /
Neal DraDa retsana1 Aor fnth st.
Saturday .tsVo . Aa111Ay
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
ILl(A.ERjOV|LilHE

Brtns yox produce to the Ia
Junta Cash Grocery. siA Colorado ay-
enue.
lers. Ethel Balch has ~ her guest
~ sister. Mrs. Fred Balch, Of
Dodge City.
Mtss Edna Rssnson returned home
~ Friday fron an extended visit
dDsh relatives In Indiana.
Mr.. G. 8. Woodard and Miss Helen
Woodard left last Tuesday morning
= to4n Mr.. Woodard In Fresno. Calf.
J Mn. simoston. Of Las Animas was
anong the out Of town attendants
upoA the Eiks' festivities Monday
evening. s
Mrs. c. 4, Stone returned Monday
ftoa AibuaacrqHs, in which place she
Dsat the holiday season with her
husAend.
Don't fail to hear Packard. He II
= Aumorist and An artist. He talhs
M his csayua - his tongue =
- Aas tiaka
N. - Mn. A1ay witty. Of sy-
racuss, Kan. wesesA the Saty Mon
day. ~ sueats oRr0f and Mrs. Vic
ter pssts. = ssssnA ~ HAs' fs'-
ttvs>ss.
llrs. psaA GU. asssoentsd b.
hss -, wayss. - bssa h Coffsy-
vIls. knA. the past tArss weeks
I (SislGsas Der hsaAaaA. ~ y employ
q tAsso.
lar. ~ - o. gSes1nd tve
cAaDlrea rsglss1 hsass ~ SATURDAY
fron Arvsls. 0s,a, II Which Dhce
they had spent tAs CAfssmas week
With Mrs. Roor's parents. Rev. and
naina opaes Sslsesl has rssiseed
her positioa In ths La Junta scheols
anA ~ scoep&sl . positios - teacA'
= q languages II he high scAse' u
- 0uss4 ~ =.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06

~ iA'iibn - H''8S
way home he WAS snoWt
ty-six hours. Mr.. DrAp
still visiting In TexAs.n
William Wing. OF
Maine. an old time ~
Mrs. Edwards. !
here and has u r
the Mount
and Teller
nor. with our "
=
ROCKY Fot
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-13
YOUNG LADIES MEET
Miss Miller and Miss MoLarsn Greet.
ed by Several Hundred Young
Women Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon at the meet
ing held by Miss Miller and Miss
McLaren at the First Baptist church.
between 500 and 700 young women
crowded the church. The meeting was
exceedingly interesting, each Of the
three Bible classes reporting a large
membership. The largest delegation
from any one company being sixteen
from the Herbst department store.
Mrs. Carl Buttles lead the devotionals
and Miss McLelland Of the high
school fauclty san very beautifully.
Only a Step to Jesus. Miss Miller
announced that memberships in the
classes could be secured at the X. M.
G. "A. or from the secretary of the
class which it Is desired to join. She
told the girls that they must not be
expected to be asked personally to
join these classes Us that would be
impossible. The classes are open to
all and each girl will be cordially
welcomed. AT the close of the meet
ing the girls all joined hands and sang
God Be with You Till We Meet
Again. Miss McLsren sang very
sweetly, He is Real to Me.
Miss Miller talked from John x: TO-
which is the Y. w. G. Al. motto: II
come that We might have life, and
that most abuntantly !" She told her
audience how by giving fully Of their
talents, intellectually, physically and
inIuentially, that they would realize
the fullest meaning OF life. That only
the largest and best satisfaction could
be gained from living so that our
talents may be best used and de-
veloped. Her message was most in-
spring ana made a lasting place for
itself In the hearts Of the girls,
The ". w. G. A. will give d re-
ception this evening to the business
girls and the Thursday Afternoon club
at the First Presbyterian church. Miss
Miller has remained over for this oc-
casion and d pleasant evening is am
~ticipated. The business girls class
win be organized this evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-13

very likely will be impossible to get
n before the latter part of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rowland and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Hardy motored to
Lake Melissa yesterday for a few. days
outing
Mrs. Geo. A. Everhart returned home
Saturday from Minneapolis where she
spent the past week with her daughter,
Mrs. B. G. Massie.
Mrs. M. Bagus and little son, Cur
tbs of Minneapolis are spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Bogus sister, Mrs.
g. Punton of College street.
Mrs. Robert Kennedy returned home
Saturday from Los Angeles, Cal,
where she has spent te past four
months at the bedside of her daughter,
who has been very i'll. Mrs. Kennedy
reports her daughter as improving
nicely since being removed from Ell
Paso, N. M to California. Mrs. Ken
nedy was called to FL Paso by a mes
sage which stated that her daughter
was very i'll, she left Immediately and
upon advice of physicians took her
10 Sdll4OIu WnCAS dAtSL
four months watching she left her
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected. En- route Mrs. Kennedy Wis
tied in New Mexico and Texas.
south in honor or Miss McLaren, who
home Of her parents on Tenth street
Miller was a charming hostess at the
in honor of Miss McLaren, who
rs to be a bride early in july. About
twenty-five young women were pres
ent, mostly members of Miss Miller's
Home Girls Bible class. Early in the
afternoon the Bible class met n per-
fected their organization by e~lecting
the following staff officers:
President-Miss Beth Hanson.
Vice President-Mrs. Arthur Cannon
Secretary-Miss Florence Turner.
Treasurer-Mrs. Cupler.
The class decided to hold their first
meeting on next Monday afternoon al
the home of Miss Hanson. Later in
the afternoon other guests arrived and
all spent a very happy AFTERNOON II
chat over sewing, the guests hemmina
dainty dust cloths for the bride elect
The rooms were very beautifully ar.
ranged with vases Of roses and a bas.
ket of purple flags was served. Miss
McLaren vas the recipient of a show
er of beautiful gifts of linen and EN-.
broidery. She delighted the guest;
with several OF her beautiful songs
Miss McLaren left with the remainder
Of the Sunday party last night, Miss