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The Washington herald., 1913-10-22
AppeaI. TO cuhan..

Havana, Oct 21.-President MenocaI to-
day appealed to the Cuban people for
their support in his attempt to have
Congress indorse his plan for a new
$4,000 600 loan. Unless Congress yields he
order a new election.
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House building improvements.

The Senate yesterday passed a House
joint resolution appropriating $4,000 for
the furnishing of fifty-three new offices
in the House office building for members
OF the House.
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Isatonia.

First Race-J., Nolan, Robert Kay.
Sadorus.
Second Race-Galley Slave. Jabot.
Toddling.
Third Race-Cash on Delivery. VIM
ming Witch, Clint.
Fourth Race-Manager Mack. Rash.
Henry Rite.
Fifth Race-Ida Lavinia, Tavolara.
Tom Boy.
Sixth Race-Duquesne. -yreeland,
The Reach.
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san Do.uingo Revolt Ended.

Santo Domingo City Oct a.-The
Puerta Plata revolt came to an end to-
day. when the rebel chiefs formally ac-
cepted the peace terms proposed by
James ii. Sullivan. United States Mn
lister to Santo Domingo.
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CnlIu DtdIInE N d y
easily be avoided. No
woman need fear the
slightest discomfort If
she will fortify her
self with tn e we'll
known and time-hon-
ored remedy, moth
er's Friend"
This is a penetrat-
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ToDAY's SELECTIONS.
BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH.
Laurel.

First Race-chester Krum, After
glow. Jim L.
Second Race-shannon River. Malt
bic. The Evader.
Third Race-Polly Fl, Salon. Flask.
Fourth Race-Impression, Barnegat.
Col. Cook.
Fifth Race-Discovery, Margesum.
Cecilia II.
Sixth Race-yolthorpe. Mary Ann
X, Merry Lad.
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MEXICAN POLICY
FAILS in BRITAIN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CID not even admit that Ambassador
Page had called on Sir Edward Grey in
the British Foreign Office.
Dispatches to the State Department
continue to record a state of disorder
in large part of Mexico. 1t was in
sisted at the State Department that the
United States absolutely has done moth
ing since its notes of last week. view
ing the situation as wholly unchanged
since that time.
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Heray! Baby To
Rule The House
Nd.onser Do Women Fear the Great
est Of Al Human Blessings.

SIS comfort to know that those much
takd-of pains that are said to precede
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ease constituted exactly 10 per cent Of
the deaths from all causes in lsll-not
10 per cent OF the population. Even the
most terrible epidemics have rarely deci-
mated the entire population"
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BAND CONCERT TODAY.

By the g. S. soldiers Home Band. sohn
5. N. Zimmerman, diIecfor. at 80
o'elpck- -.
March. 'sUuirersai Psacc". .Lamps
Overture .sE<miramidc' ......-.... Rossini
suite Miiifaire, Atlantic. .safnnek
.lai Noculrne end Mouing Hymn Of praizs
fbl = Court Function
lei II Love Thee THE Prince and Aanai
I'd The Destruction Of Atlanta
Selection. Tho Girl ou the Film. :. Kollo
der Fflu1kauhsr)
Hawaiian Patrol. s'Kiiauea.. a......... Stewart
PotpourTi. Berlin Wsekelt" .Morcna
Tho Star spansied Banner
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Bickfords Entertain at Bonner.

Judge and Mrs. W. NJ. Bickford en-
tertalned a party of friends in a novel
and delightful manner Friday evening
with a car ride to Bonner and IA din
ner at the Margaret hotel. The party
boarded d special car here at 6 O'Clock
and made a leisurely run to Bonner,
where they found a splendid hot din
ner awaiting them at the pretty little
hotel, the dining room being bcauti-
fully decorated with flowers. After
the meal the ladies repaired to the
parlor for a game of bridge, while the
gentlemen smoked and told stories.
They all assembled for an hour Of
visiting before the big home coming,
Judge Bickford not being content I'M
til his guests had successfully
"loopcd the loop" at the Northern Pa
cific station, the special having
reached the city at II p. m. Those
who enjoyed the hospitality of Judge
n Mrs, Bickford were: Mr.. and
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EnQaqement Announced.

Misses Marie Lebkicher and Nellie
Schilling were hostesses at a pretty
function, yesterday afternoon, at the
home of Miss Lebkicher on South
Fifth street, west. The guest of
honor was Miss Nell Lewis and about
10 young ladies were assembled in
her honor. The entertainment was
in the nature of a Kensington tea and
while the guests seWed they were
treated to musical numbers rendered
by Misses Lewis, Wilkins, Payne and
Chadwick. IN There were also some
numbers played by the Victrola. At
tea time the young ladies were seated
in the dining room where a p%rofusion
Of pink sweet peas gracefully arranged
with ferns and smilax and lighted with
green shaded candles made a beautiful
decorative effect. Misses Florence
Lebkicher n Cora schilling assist
ed the hostesses in serving daintily
appointed refreshments. The most
interesting feature of the entertain
ment appeared in the form of heart
shaped favors, one laid on each tray.
When the pretty conceit was opened,
there were disclosed photographs of
Miss Lewis and William McGregor,
with the date of their approaching
wedding, June s, 1918. Both Miss
Lewis and Mr.. McGregor are popular
with a large circle of friends and their
engagement brings many fluctuations.
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Lady Nature has been very busy
during the week, laying filmy green n
rose colored wells of budding foliage
over the landscape. The spirit of
springtime floating through the at
mosphere has lent it's charming mys-
terry and fragrant romance to the So.
cial doings of the week. These are
the days given over to the first long
delightful automobile rides, the more
enjoyable because they have been for
so long a time precluded by cold
weather. Some of the more vigorous
overs of nature have no waited for
automobiles, but have one tramping
into the hills to bring back masses OF
wild flowers. Already has begun tho
series of annual banquets and recep-
lions marking the approaching end Of
the school year with it's commence
ment festivities. Announcement par
ties and brides showers also herald
the time of June weddings. Spring
is here and GUNNER is coming soon in
the social world as well as in the
realm Of nature.
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Law Students Banquet.

The first annual banquet of the law
students in the university was held
Wednesday evening at the Palace hotel.
Judge j. B. C1ayberg, head of the law
school, was the guest of honor of the
evening. The feast was sumptuous
and the after-dinner ak were good.
One of the best things offered during
the evening was an original poem by
Professor Ballentine of the law school.
The subject of the poem was Judge
Clayberg,' and everyone pronounced
the poem n the subject a hit. The
banquet throughout was an enjoyable
affair. The talks by President Craig
head of the university, Professor Bal
lentine and c. L.. F. Kellogg, express
ing confidence in and a bright future
for the University of Montana law
school, were especially good. Judge
Clayberg in his talk said the law
school located here was one of the
three schools in the country which
used practice work in connection with
the regular course. He declared the
system to be a good one, and was
watching the result with interest. The
judge said the work given in the local
school was of as a high standard as
that given in any institution. Several
of the students gave good talks con-
corning the law school. A resolution
was passed stating that a banquet
should be held in cOmmemoratiOn OF
the founding of the law school. in the
University of Montana. Professor
Whitlock acted as POSTMASTER of thu
evening.
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Park Addition Club.

Mrs. Harvey Johnson, assisted by
Mrs. r. M. Cobban. entertained the
Park Addition club Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Hafner was program leader
for the day, the subject being "Oliver
Wendell Holmes" Roll call was an
swered with quotations from Holmes
writing. Other numbers were a piano
duet by Mrs. Lucas and Mrs, Cobban;
a paper by Mrs. Hafner discussing
Holmes and His Work. a vocal duet
by Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Stennett; a re-
view of The Autocrat at the Break
fast Table" by Mrs. TAYLOR. There was
an election of officers to serve the
coming year which made Mrs. r. M.
.Cobban president, Mrs. Taylor vice
president, Mrs. Wright secretary, and
Mrs. Gray treasurer. A social hour
with refreshments concluded the meet
ing.
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F X | { s
Don't Hide Them With a Vol; Re
move Them With the New
Prescription.

An eminent skin specialist recently
discovered a new prescription, othine
double strcngth-which Is usually so
successful in removing freckles and
giving a clear. beautiful complexion
that It is sold by George F1eisheimer,
under an absolute guarantee to re
fund the money If 1t fails.
Don't hide your irecktes under a
veil: get an ounce of othlae and re-
move them. Even the first few APP
plications should show a wonderful
Improvement, some of the lighter
rockies vanishing entirely.
BE sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine; 1t Is this that
is sold on the one back guarantee.
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day evening at the home of Mrs.

day evening at the home of Mrs.
White on West Spruce street and
then summoned Mrs. Gibson to meet
them. She was thoroughly surprised,
but finally recovered herself and made
the ladies most welcome. The. even
ing was spent with a variety of games,
including the writing of poetry de-
scribing the talents n virtues of
Mrs. Gibson. There was also a clever
speech made by Mrs. Stumn present
ing in behalf of the ladies a set Of sill
yer oyster forks to Mrs. Gibson, who
responded gracefully with her thanks
and appreciation. Those present were:
Mesdames Pease, CraWshaw. Lemley,
Hoogbruin, Hornsby, Ryan, Cyr, Du-
rant, Walford, Dickinson, Wheeler,
Mcdonald, Barry, Sturm, Jones,
White, Skane, James, Daschbach,
Ross and the guest of honor.
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4 Birthday Surprise.

~'
A of friends assembled at
the nome of Mrs. Cash Brunette, $50
West Spruce street, Monday evening
f.r a surprise in honor of her birth
day. Among the numerous gifts
brought to Mrs. Brunette We're a
handsome coffee ~percolator, a cut
glass water set and many pieces OF
linen hand-embroidered. The evening
was spent with a game of $780,
musical numbers, both vocal n in
strumental, and an appetiZing supper
including a great birthday cake with
lighted candles. Those who had part
in the pleasant celebration We're Mr..
and Mrs. Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
NORM, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion, Mr.. and
Mrs. Borchers, Mr.. and Mrs. Their
ault, MI. and Mrs, T~hibodeau of Ana
conda, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Violette,
Mrs. Violette, Miss Donna Violette,
Miss Bertha LiZotte, John Quinn, Jo-
seph Sauer and the host and hostess
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honor at a banquet held at the Palace
hotel. a delicious dinner was served
and good after-dinner talks were
made. Professor G. T.. Reynolds, head
of the department of English in the
university, acted as POSTMASTER.
Coach Thorton of the Washington
debating team was first called upon
and responded with a neat speech.
Regarding the debate Mr.. Thorton
said; Il wish to compliment the
judges of the contest tonight on their
decision. The losing team has more
to gain than the winners, because in
losing its members learn something.
We are satisfied with the debate. We
are good losers and we lost to a good
team"
Judge f. G. Day, one of the judges
of the contest, was called upon to
respond to the toast, THE State" The
judge expressed himself as pleased
with the showing made by the uni
versity in the debate. He said that
debate was an activity that should re-
ceive more attention from the stu
dents, as it is a fine training, and
While not spectacular is a great
factor in a college education.
The POSTMASTER referred to Pro-
fessor William M. Abcr as The typi-
cal Student'--a man interested in
every activity entered into by the uni
versity students. Professor Aber said
in the course of his remarks: AN in
tellectual victory like this one means
more to the university han a victory
on the football field"
X. A.. O'Hara of Hamilton, a judge
of the debate, declared he was sure
that the men from Pullman would
admit the Montana metal was good.
H.. S. Davis, leader of the Montana
team; L. b. Vincent. leader of the
Washington State college team; M.
Fitzgerald, a judge, and Coach Palmer
of Montana, all gave interesting talks
on the teams debating in general and
the high standard of the contest held
last night. Mrs. G. f. Reynolds gave
a reading in her entertaining style.
All in all the function was most en-
joNable.
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Wise and Otherwise Club.

Mrs. John A. Scott entertained the
Wise and Otherwise club Friday aft
ernoon at her home in the Graham
flats. Her guests, Mesdames Clarence
Prescott, John Daily, e. H. Collar,
Robert Christy, w. P. Maclay, J. L.
Wallace, Clara Lawyer, Davis Ora
ham, E. C. Anderson, w. G. Smith, ID.
r. Feighner and Clara Andrews, en-
joyed a good game of $780, after
which delicious refreshments We're
served by Mrs. Scott, with the assist
ance of Misses Irene Scott, Gladys
Phillips and Ethel Graham.
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In the Fourth Precinct.

IN the fourtn PRECINCT.
A meeting vas held by the Equal
Suffrage club at the hone of Mrs.
j. L. Kritzer in the Fourth precinct,
Wednesday afternoon. There was a
good attendance of ladies, who en-
joyed the excellent program offered.
There was a piano solo by Mrs. DIM
mick, a vocal solo by Miss Norma
Longley, a reading by Mrs. Howard
Emmerich of an article by Belva
Lockwood on mo Law to Prevent Us
Using the Ballot" a paper by Mrs.
Charles Roberts on How We Will
Use the Ballot When 1t Is Given U.s.
a reading by Mrs. Rely on Herbert
Spencer's discussion of "Woman's
Development" and a paper by Mrs,
Gartman on "Socialism." Refresh
ments We're served by the hostesses,
Mrs. Kritzer and Mrs. Longley, and a
social hour followed.
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Miss Hart Surprised.

Miss Eva Hart was pleasantly sur
prised by 80 of her schoolmates, who
assembled at her home on a Pine
street, Friday evening, for a celebra-
ton in honor of her birthday. A
game of whist. some delightful music
and refreshments furnished the enter
tainment of the evening. Ruth Hickey,
Victoria Finley, Richard Hale n Tom
Lizotte were prize winners in the
games played. Miss Hart was pre-
scented with a gold signet ring as a
birthday remembrance from her
friends, self styled "The Kids"
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At Orchard Holmes.

A meeting not large. but very en-
thusiastic, was held Friday evening by
the Country Life club at orchard,
Homes. The subject considered vas
"Beautifying Home Grounds" and a
very interesting and practical talk was
given by Thomas Whalen of the Mis-
soula Nursery company on Garden
ing" At the conclusion of his talk,
Mr.. Whalen answered a number of
questions asked by persons in the au-
dience. There We're also informal talks
about the flower garden contest for
the school children and about a united
effort for identifying of the orchard
Homes suburb. People were urged to
grow more roses in their home gar
dens and to grow asters for the flower
carnival to be given in Missoula next
fall. Musical numbers of more than
usual excellence were given by Mrs,
H. Fl. Hayes, Mrs. Will Walker. Miss
Lenore Hemmick and S. f. Schoon-
over. The evening was concluded with
dancing. Many compliments were
given upon this occasion, as upon
others, to Mrs. Clements and Mrs. De
Jarnette, who have planned the de-
li2htful programs for the Friday
evening meetings of the club lind who
have shown a happy faculty for max
ing things go smoothly.
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Auxiliary to Country Life Club. .

The Women's auxiliary to the Or
chard Homes Country Life club held
a meeting of especial interest Wednes-
day afternoon at the Hawthorne
school There was a piano solo beau
tifully rendered by Mrs. Will Walker,
and then James Thomas talked of the
famous Rhodes scholarship n its
value to the American young people
The ladies' Of the club state that TINS
talk by Mr.. Thomas was the finest
and most inspiring thing that they
have yet had on their programs. Be
cause of it's educational value, the two
higher grades of the Hawthorne
school were assembled to hear the
talk,
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A Deliqhtfui Evening.

Miss Merle kettlewell entertained at
her home on South Fifth street west
Saturday evening Misses Bess
Khoades, Stella. Duncan, Donna Nc
Call, Alice Hardenburgh, Marguerite
Bonner, Messrs. colin Clements. Her
bert Molchoir, Tom Busha, Neil Nc
Phail, Claude Molchoir and Norman
STREET. The young people had a de-
lightful evening, enlivencd by a game
Of cards. some music and dancing and
a delicious supper.
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DRUMhEADS ARE MUSICAL.

Washington. April 19.-Drumheads
are parts OF musical Instruments with
in the meaning of the tariff law and
not dutiahle at A. per cen ad va
loren, according to n decision Of the
customs court today. Importers
claimed they should be admitted at Is
per cent duty as dressed skins.
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To Be Married in Helena.

Shirley Travis of the hardware de-
partment of the MissOula Mercantile
company, goes today to Helena, Where
he will be married next Wednesday
forenoon to Miss Myrtle Daley OF
that city. Mr.. Travis has taken an
apartment at 1877 East Front street
for his new home when he return
with his bride to Missoula.
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kush. ke-te

Misses Josephine Sheedy and Evelyn
Rafferty, entertained the Kush-ke-te-ta
group of Camp Fire girls, Saturday
evening, at the home of Miss Rafferty,
on South Third street. Music and
games enlivened the evening and a
spread of good things to eat We're served
at it's close. Those who had part
in the good time were Misses Alice
Wright, Estelle Hansen, Eethel Gra-
ham, Gladys Phillips, Irene Scott,
Lorraine Lyons, OZete Hatcher, Mary
Kroone, Elma Peterson, Flora Nc
laughlin, Charlotte Stone and the host
eSSes.
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Crescent Club Dance.

The Crescent Dancing club held an
other enjoyable dance Thursday night
in Elite hall. The hall was decorated
with streamers and the Missoula Club
orchestra furnished good lance music.
The floor committee in charge of the
dance was Henley Hale, Stephen
koegler, Roy Billiard and Fred
Mineard. A large crowd spent a pleas
ant evening.
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jen, Shoup, Mcdonald, Stoddard,
Champlin, Josephine and Miriam Hath
away.
For Mrs. Evans.

Mrs. T. A. Fitzgerald entertained 8
few ladies at bridge, Monday evening,
as a farewell compliment to Mrs. J. M.
Evans, who left later in the week to
join Mr.. Evans at Washington, D. G.
The ladies who had the pleasure of
Mrs. Fitzgerald's hospitality and the
opportunity to say goodbye to Mrs.
Evan were Mesdames c. w. Blair,
Charles Fl. Hall, Harry Parsons, Dan
Ross, j. w. Buford, A. D.. Price and
Agnes Lombard.
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urn, and Miss Bernice Kemp assisted
in serving tea. A charming color har-
mony of yellow was wrought with
flowers and favors. The ladies asked
to participate in the pretty function
were iMesdames Ballentine, Mulroney,
Polleys. D. T. Mason, Freeze, Derge,
Donohue, J. M. Keith, Galley, j. NJ.
Lucy, G. A. Ketcham, Whitlock, j. ].
Lucy, Thane, Gougler, Rothenberg,
GREENWOOD, G. J.. Heyfron, Frank Bon
ner, James Bonner, Pearson, Melchior,
Albion Lucy, Charles Johnson, Hollen-
beck, Power, Murphy, Bickford, Per-
ley, Mccall, Fox, Wayne, McGuffey,
Weisel, Toole, Briggs, Parks, Nc
Laughlin, T. A. Price. West. Gaines,
Morell, Brown, Lautz, Thomas. Borg,
Catlin, Curran. Dahlgren, Van Patten.
Merrill, Misses Polloys, Lucy, Gagnon.
Avery. Cecile Johnson, Charline john
son, Sloane, Kemp, Elrod, Hollenbeck,
Robbins, Sterling, Power, McLaugh-
lin, Epperson, Margaret Roman, Isabel
Roman, Ross and Ingalls,.
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Mrs. C. II. Mcleod, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj.
Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. George Briggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.. Parsons, MIR. n
Mrs. Fayette Harrington, Mr.. II Mrs.
+. Il Sterling, MIR. and Mrs. Johh
Price, DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Buckley, ME-
and Mrs. +. $. Lusk, Mr.. and Mrs,
Tylar Il. Thompson, Mr.. and MIS-
Kenneth Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. George
X. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l." Muir
ply, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. l." Avery, Dr
and Mrs. Robinson and Miss FANNIE
Robinson.
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Dramatic Activity.

III dVtok'S NSttSiAy
A considerable part of the social
life at the university just now cen
ters about the play which is to be
given by the University Dramatic club
next Friday evening in Assembly hall.
The play chosen is Bernard ShaW's
you Never Can Tell" often named
the cleverest comedy by this lever
author. Mrs. Reynolds is training the
actors and directing the presentation.
OF the young ladies in the cast, Miss
Diana Uline has the part of a naughty,
high-minded young lady; Miss Evelyn
Stephenson is to play the strong
minded woman of a pre-suffragette
period: Miss Clara Robinson is the
~coquettish maid and Miss Stella Dun
can represents a dainty little creature
in search of a father. The time of
action is 1895 and the play is char
acterized as "A Farce of Ideas" The
university orchestra will provide music
and there will be refreshments served
by members of the university Y. w.
c. A.. between acts.
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Commencement Exercises.

Invitations have been issued by the
Sisters of Charity and the graduating
class of st. Patrick's hospital training
school for the commencement exer-
cises to De held at Nurses hall, next
Thursday evening. There will be an
interesting program of addresses by
some of the physicians of the city and
musical numbers, followed by a recep-
ton to the graduating class.
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A Farewell Surprise.

Mrs. Anna Gibson a the guest OIL
honor, Thursday evening, when mem
bers of the Women's Relief corps as
sembled for a farewell surprise before
she leaves to make her home in Hell
ana. Mrs. Gibson has been junior
vice president of the corps and re-
signed her office at the. last regular
meeting. The ladies gathered Thurs
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A Basket Social.

On Saturday evening, April 26, the
ladies Of the Park Addition club will
give a basket social at the Lincoln
school on the Rattlesnake for the
benefit of the Young Women's Chris
tian association. There will be music
al numbers, a talk by Miss nellie
Houston, secretary of the association,
and an auction sale Of baskets of
lunch, followed by a social hour. All
persons who may care to have part
in the pleasant time will be made well
come
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May Day Ball.

The ladies of Emmanuel chapter of
the Order OF Eastern Star, are maxi
ing good Roadway with their arrange
ments for the May Day ball to be
given by them in Elite hall. They
expect to welcome a large company
of friends and they promise a charm
ing welcome,
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With Mrs. Bell.

A company of past matrons and Of
ficers of Electa chapter of the order
of Eastern Star spent the afternoon
delightfully."- with Mrs. w. B. Bell.
There was a guessing contest, music
rendered by Mrs. Orr and readings by
Mrs. Mowbray, followed by refresh
ments to add to the pleasure of the
occasion.