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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
Donald and Rertram Stewart Hosts.

Donald and BGrtram Stewart were
hosts Monday evening to a lively COM
pany of young people who enjoyed the
delights of a sleigh ride for several
hours, chaperoned by Mrs. Edward
Christian, Jr. AT the end of the ride
the company returned to the Stewart
home on North Second street for a sea-
son of games and music, followed by
a delicious supper served by Mrs.
Stewart and her daughters, Mrs. Ed
ward Christian. Jr., and Miss Marjorie
Stewart. Those who took part in the
good time were Misses Laura Carson,
Lille Swanson, Ella CrawshaWi Fern
McCulloch, Bertha Carson, Genevieve
Crawshaw, Blanche Keith, Hannah
Brennan. Eva N~anstOne, Marjorie
Stewart, MIR. and Mrs. Edward Chris
tian, Jr., John Smith, Leonard CraW-
shaw, Robert Tubbs, Fred Maclean,
Charles Purtel, Roy Bai'ey, Franklin
Darrow. Arthur Brooks, Robert Hen
gren, Charles Derby, Bonnie Stowe,
Harry Whiting, Donald, Bertram and
Leonard Stewart.
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Florence Melchoir, Hostess.

Miss Florence Melchoir was hostess
Saturday afternoon to eight little
friends at her home 61S South . Fifth
street, west. Games and dancing oc-
cupied the afternoon until tea time
when a pretty supper was served at a
table decorated in green and yellow,
with green candy baskets, green and
yellow candies and ices. Miss Mel
/. choir's guests were Misses Marjorie
Wilkinson, Annie Hall, May Whiting.
Ethel and Hazel Brown, -tA4l and
Mary Evans.
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A. c. A. Meeting.

Mrs. e. w. Kramer entertained the
Missoula chapter Of the Association
of Collegiate Alumnae most delight
FULLY Thursday afternoon with a
s~leigh-ride to her homo in Orchard
Homes, where she served a delicious
hot suppe and then after the bust
ness of the meeting was concluded,
returned the ladies each to her own
home. The chief matter of business
under discussion vas a plan for CO.
operating with the other chapters Of
the association in Montana in the
work Of compiling statistics in re-
gard to epileptics and their condition
in the state, with a view to securing
provision for them other than the in
sane asylum.
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H. A. Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. Caine. Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomp-
stpn, Miss Madeline Buxton; MesSrs.
Nern Rowe, l.. u. Brill, @. F. Buxton,
Carroll Eakea, Floyd, Clarence and
lightful evening with cards and dane
ing varied by a number of dramatic
readings and character sketches and
an exhibition of fancy dancing given
by the guest of honor. A delicious sup
per was served hy Mrs. HarWood dur
ing the evening.
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Weddings and sleigh rides have he d
chief place on the social calendar in
Missouia during the week, although
two operas We'll worth while, several
dancing parties and numerous delight
full home parties have found each a
place for itself. Deep snow and cold
had no power to chill the ardor of Mis-
soula society people on pleasure intent;
in fact. their brisk steps and sparkling
faces have approved the weather, n
everywhere has been laughter and good
cheer. The one exception has been,
perhaps, in school circles, for 1t was
examination week. Students n teach
ers alike have been plunged deep into
the tide of trouble that sweeps over
every semoster's end. 1t is over now,
and thankfully the young people turn
to the new opportunity that comes with
the beginning of the last half of the
school year tomorrow morning,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26
Orchard Homes Country Life Club.

- ~ SotftN' ~ VIM
The first meeting of the orchard
Homes Country Life club since the
election of the new officers was held at
the clubhouse Friday evening. There
was a good attendance INC the whole
evening was spent most cnjoyably. a
business session came first when
President Otto Benson named his
standing committees and the general
work of the coming season and year
was outlined. A number Of new mem
berS were added to The list of those
who now help to make the Orchard
Homes club one of the largest and
most flourishing country life organi-
cations in h whole state.
The business session was followed
with a social. There was dancing and
then n midnight lunch of such things
as only h orchard Homes aides
know o to prepare. Their came
more dancing and music and it was a
late hour when the hall was deserted.
It was decided to hold these gather-
ings at the clubhouse weekly during
he rest of the season.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-26

after about W weeks use, when you
Will see new hair-fine and doWny at
nrst-yeS-but really new hair
Sproutlng out all over your scalp
Danderine is, we believe. the only sure
hair grower; destroyer of dandruff
and cure for itchy scalp and it never
fails to stop falling hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully draw it through your hair-tak-
ing one small strand at a time. Your
hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful
in just a few mOments-a delightful
surprise awaits everyone who tries
this.-Ady.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. HarWOod enter
tanned at their home on Mount avenue
Wednesday evening in compliment to
their son, Floyd j. HarWood, who is
here for a short visit, The guests as
scmbled in Mr.. Harwood's honor were
Mr., and Mrs. L. T. Harriott, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Buxton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Buxton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Rove. Mr..
and Mrs. +. T Bakcr, Mr.. and Mrs.
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w.. C., O.. +,

Mrs. John Eigeman entertained the
Women's Catholic Order of FOrcstcrs
Thursday afternoon at her home on
West Cedar street. An enjoyable game
of cards vas played and prizes were
won by Mesdames Gibney, Brooks and
Murphy. Besides these ladies there
We're present Mesdames Dougal, Bickel,
Brooks, Coulombe, Murphy, Kelly,
Schilling, HcrWeg, Ferguson and Their
riault. To these the hostess served
choice refreshments, Mrs. Eigeman
was the recipient of the silver souvenir
SPOON. presented her by the aides Of
the order.
Mrs. Bickel will entertain the
Women's Catholic order of Foresters
next Tuesday evening at her home, 636
TOole avenue.
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Bridge Club.

At the meeting of the Bridge club
held Wednesday, afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles H. Hall, Mes
DANES Maury Nichols, c. A. Barnes
and A.. d. Price were elected to mem-
bership in the club. Other members
present We're Mesdames Thompson
Fitzgerald, Rowe, Mulroney, Blair,
Lusk, Lombard, Evans, John Bonner
Kenneth Ross, Learnard and Mitchell
The accustomed delightful afternoon
was spent with cards and visiting
about the tea table. Mrs. II. A. Fitz-
gerald will entertain the club next
Wednesday,.
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For Mrs. Conley.

Mrs. Honora Houghton entertained
in honor Of her cousin, Mrs. Frank
Conley of Deer Lodge, Monday even
ing at a box party for The Quaker
Girl at the Harnois theater. After
the opera, the company went to Fort
Missoula to partake of a delicious
supper as guests of Lieutenant Kobes
in his attractive quarters. Besides
Mrs. H%oughton and the guest of hon
or, there. were present Major and Mrs.
Learnard, Mr.. and Mrs. Won dem
Bussche, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S. Lusk, Mr..
and Mrs. r.. r. Kilroy, MI. and Mrs,
William Murphy, Misses Ruth Worden
and Dorothea Lockwood, Messrs. Ry-
a Mccormick Winton and kobes.
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. Mrs. y. j. GibSon was hostess for
the Westminster guild Tuesday even
ing at her hOme on South Second
street. The young ladies have com
pleted the first half of their years
work and are turning now from the
study of Mormonism to b their new
book. "China's New Day" AS a pre-
paratory message, Miss Ruth Kellogg
read an article entitled Along Chi
nese Roads" and there was a general
discussion of present conditions in
China, The "Self-denial' offering
taken at this meeting amounted to
S2l.90. Misses Winnifrcd Feighner and
Winnlfred Mclaughlin will entertain
the guild at its next assembly, Sat
urday evening, February l.
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A Birthday Party,

Dorothy, the charming little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Harriott,
celebrated her fifth birthday Wednes-
day afternoon with a party for II
little cousins given at the Harriott
home on Blaine street. Games oCcu-
pied the afternoon pleasantly and an
attractive birthday spread was served
by Mrs. Harriott, assisted BY Mrs. G..
w. Buxton and Mrs. q. N. Rowe.
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For a Sleigh Ride.

STSEST VTUV
Misses B~ernadine and Lorraine
Lyons, assisted by Misses Ada Fisher,
Sylvia Holzknecht and Melanise Bour-
deau. asked a company of friends to
be their guests for a jolly sleigh ride
Friday evening. Mrs. Paul Holz-
knecht chaperoned the young people,
about 40 in number, who enjoyed a
ride abou town for several hours and
then went to the Lyons home on
South Forth street. There games,
music and supper completed the hap
by evening.
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North Side Mothers Club.

An enthusiastic meeting of % mems
bers of the North Side Mothers club
was held Friday afternoon in the
Whittier school. Roll call was an
sWered by brief mention of interest
ing current events, then Mrs. ]. A,
Miles led a lively and an instructive
parliamentary drill which was greatly
appreciated by the ladies.
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At Dinner.

At Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Chamberlain en-
tertained at dinner Sunday in their
ranch home southwest of Victor, the
guests of special honor being Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Chamberlain, who were
recently married. Covers were laid for
IS at the table beautifully appointed,
and a seven-Course dinner was served.
Pink and green were the prevailing
colors in floral decorations and place
favorS.
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At Cards,

At Cards.
Mrs. r. w. Hoisington entertained a
pleasant party of ladies Wednesday
afternoon at her home on fremont
street. After an enjoyable afternoon
at cards, a dainty luncheon was
served. Among those present were
Mesdames Charles Dodge. Byrnes,
Parks, Wheeler, Graham. Friauf, Jen-
nings, Fred Dodge and Hale.
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Norton.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Norton were
greeted and congratulated by many Of
their friends in Missoula yesterday,
while they were in the city on their
way to the Norton home near Victor.
Mrs. Norton was until her wedding in
Portland. January Is, Miss Mignon
Joslyn of Deer Lodge. Her mother,
Mrs. G. d. Joslyn, has lately moved to
Portland and it was at her home in
that city the marriage was solem-
nized.
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Christian- Ryder.

Miss Shirley Christian and Charles
'%yn Ryder were married Wednesday
evening at the brides home. Rev. j.
w. Bennett performed the ceremony in
the presence Of intimate friends of
the bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryder will be at home at 40S Oak
street.
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A School Supper.

, The Cold Springs school section I,
of which Mrs. Knott is teacher, gave
a box supper Friday night. A pro-
gram was rendered and enjoyed by a
large crowd. A neat sum for the
benefit of the school was realized.
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Y. W.. c. A. SIeighride,

Two dozen young ladies of the city
Y. w. c. A. made a merry
for a sleightride, Monday evening.
After a delightful drive over the road
to Lolo, h our ladies returned to
the association home on East Cedar
street for an oyster supper.
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9 o'clock in Judge Duncan's office at
the court house. Judge Duncan per
formed the ceremony in the presence
of two Witnesses.
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SIeiqh- Ride and Supper.

Miss Helga Stcnlund and Ellis John
son entertained 80 of their friends one
evening last week. The young people
enjoyed a long sleigh ride. followed by
a delicious supper served at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson at Riverside.
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Mesdames J. f. Harrington, E. G. An
derson, x. L.. kirkhart, Robert
Christy, d. r. Feighner, David Ora
ham, J. r. Daily, ]. L, Wallace and
Scott; while the guests We're Mes
DANES w. p. Maclay, William Bryan
and John Cyr.
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Sunday School Banquet.

Between 40 and 30 boys of the sun
day school of the Methodist church
We're given a banquet at the church
parlors Friday evening Mrs. Sidney
Williams, MessTs. c. A. Hills. Ralph
Arnold, King Darlington and j. E.Pat-
tersOn. teachers of the boys classes,
gay the banquet which vas served at
6 o'clock. Besides the spread of good
things to eat. there vas a splendid inn
promptu program of toasts and music.
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CempIinenting Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. w. H.. Smead entertained a
company of 20 young married ladies at
her home on Eddy avenue Monday
afternoon in compliment to her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Harris. The
ladies sewed, played cards and visited
with happy informality. At tea time
dainty refreshments We're served by
the hostess, assisted by Miss Dorothy
PolleYs. The guests were Mesdames
Harris, Edgar Polleys, David Mason,
julius Dergc, Hugh Forbis, Gilbert
Rcinhard, C. f. Simons. G. +. Rey-
nolds, Frank Borg, Robert N. Thomp-
son, A. n. Whitlock, J. J. Lucy, Albion
Lucy, James Bonner Frank Bonner. e.
H. Freeze, Fred Merrill, Hugh Sloane,
George Weisel, John Tolan, Hugh
Galusha, Gilbert Heyfron n Thomas
COnlOn.
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To Play Cards.

To Play Cards.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers,
Mount Sentinel division. No. 4e1, will
give a card party Thursday afternoon
in l. O. o. +. hall. The ladies' will be
pleased to welcome all their friends at
this time and they ave planned to
give them a splendid good time. The
game will open about 2:3O o'clock and
refreshments will be served at it's
close.
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Thursday Afternoon Club.

TT S1Uy TTOOV VEUOs
Mrs. l.. EllinghOuse entertained
h Thursday Afternoon club at her
home on Alder street. The ladies
spent a pleasant time with their nee
dlcWork and then the hostess served a
delightful lunch. Those present were
Mesdames Hodson, Goheen. Johnson,
rSiefert, LaGrandeur and Ellinghouse,
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Miss Simons Hostess,

Miss Marjorie Simons was hostess
last evening to a happy of
Young people. Her guests were Misses
Evalyn Thomas, Irene Murray. Ruth
McHaffie. Beth Hershey, Lewina AIMS
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To Play Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Mason and DR.
and Mrs. f.. p. DUNCAN asked a com
pany of friends to play auction bridge
Monday evening at their apartments ir
the johnson flats. Mr.. and Mrs. j
M. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Tylar B.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Kohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Barnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. M. Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs. ". F.
Plew, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Boos, Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Birdsall, Mr.. and Mrs
A. l.. Avery, Mrs. Cronkrite and Mrs
Martie were the guests assembled ir
the home of DR.. and Mrs. DUNCAN
There they enjoyed a lively game OF
bridge and then adjourned to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason for a spread
of good things to eat daintily served
Several musical numbers rendered by
talented guests present added to the
charm of this unique progressive
party
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Union Station Party.

Union Station Party.
Members of the Young Women's
Christian association will entertain
their friends Friday evening at a
unique union station party. The gym
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Charming Dancing Party.
Miss Ida Hurlhut gave a charming
dancing party Friday evening in the
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home in Butte. Both the bride, who
is a daughter of J. w. Shryock of
Orchard Homes, and the. groom, an
enterprising young business man, have
a host of friends in this city to wish
them well.
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worth, Phoebe Ector, Hazel Swear
insen, Florence Lebkiehcr, Gladys
Peterson, Gladys Brewer, Gladys Phil
Ups; Messrs. Irvine Bennett, Roy But
Zerin, Leroy Lebkicher, Paul Barden,
Stuart McHaffie, Stillman Ross, Tom
SWearingei, George Witnee, Claude
McQuarrie, Harold Lansing and John
Patterson. After a good ride about
the city the party went to the Si1nons
home for a splendid supper and games
and music.
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spacious rooms of the. Hurlbut home
on South Higgins avenue. In the COM
pany of 80 guests there were many of
Missoula's most talented young people
and these added to the pleasure of the
evening with recitations, fancy dance
ing, vocal and instrumental music in
terspersed through the program of
dances. The hostess was assisted in
serving a dainty supper by Misses
Josephine Moore and Dorothy Harlow.
The guests were Mesdames G. e.
Simons, w. e. Moore, Oliver Harris.
William Murphy, Margaret Clark,
Misses Rernice Kemp, Edna Power,
Alice Napton, Evaro Avery, Ethel
Hughes and Eunice Dennis; Messrs.
Murphy, Dennis, Simons, Harris, Pet
tilt, Moore. Insbusch, Rider, Angevine,
Burnett, Elstrum and Nartcn.
In the Fourth Precinct.
h suffrage tea given wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. II. w. M%pss'nan
and Mrs. George Pease at Mrs. Moss
mans home on DeFoe street proved
/ a charming success. A large number
of ladies living in the precinct We're
present and Mesdames Miles, Butzerin,
ShA oiF' ''ii'o SoiiC AIiSIoAi "
represent the Fifth precinct. An in
teresting account of the meeting of
the state central committee for equal
suffrage held recently in Helena was
given by Mrs. Pease and Mrs. Moss
man. Mrs. Miles also told entertain
ugly of the organization of the Po-
litical Equality club which was 'ef-
fected by Miss Rankin n herself
x,.o ,.e,~. auo -, N.a. u,-1::-.-.
refreshments We're Served by Mrs.
Mossman and Mrs. Pease at the close
of the afternoon. The next meeting
in this precinct will be held February
26 at the home of Mrs. J. N. Brown,
SIT Philips street. The program will
be in charge of Mrs. William Longley.
German Societies Celebrate.
F. w. Kuphal, Ed Rohkramer and
Charles SCHNEIDER, officers of the
grand lodge of the Sons of Hermann,
acting in the capacity of installing
officers at the Joint installation held
last Sunday evening by Schiller lodge
No. 4, Sons OF Hermann, and Lima
lodge No. Z, Daughters of Hermann,
indicted the officers of the two lodges
into their position. After the installa-
tion ceremonies there was a social
session and banquet of the German
citizens.
Following are the new officers OF
the Sons of Hermann: +. w. Herweg,
president; William Werner, vice presi-
dent; F. w. Kuphal, secretary; H.. C.
Sonntag, treasurer: Louis Weight,
guide; Louis Streitberger, inner
watch; Charles SCHNEIDER, Ed Roh-
kramer and H. Partoll, trustees.
The Daughters of Hermann will
have the following as their officers
for the term just beginning: Lizzie
Heckler, president; Lizzie Wagner,
vice president; Margaret Hubert, Sec
rotary; Caroline Greenfield, financial
secretary; Marie Bornan, treasurer;
Theresa Walterskirchen, guide; Anna
Schatz, inner watch. Minnie Beyers,
outside watch; Helen CUM, Christine
Siegel, trustees; Magdalen Hornsby,
Kate Blindauer, financial committee.
To Play Cards.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers.
Mount Sentinel division, No. 4e1, will
give a card party Thursday afternoon
in l. o. O.. +. hall. The ladies' will be
pleased to welcome all their friends at
this time and they ave planned to
II
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Retail Clerks.
A n enthusiastic meeting of the local
991, of the Retail Clerks I%nterna-
tional Protective association, was held
Tuesday evening in Masonic hall. An
election of officers for the year made
Roy Liston of Reilly's, president, for
a third term; Mrs. e. M. Race of
Donohue's. vice president; w. Fl. Den
mis- of Barber & Marshalls, treasurer,
and Fl. B. Davis of Links. secretary.
These officers will be. installed at the
next meeting, February 4. An initia-
ton of new members and a social ses-
sion completed the pleasant entertain
ment last Tuesday evening.
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Houah-G riffeY.

Hough-Griffey.
Miss Lucrctia Hough and Arthur
Griffey, both of Wallace, Idaho, were
united in marriage Friday evening at
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Wise and Otherwise.

WISE dTu OtTeTVISe.
Mrs. w. H. Smith entertained the
Wise and Otherwise club at her home
on West Pine street Friday afternoon
An enjoyable game of 500 was played
with prizes going to Mrs. Wallace and
Mrs. Anderson. AT the conclusion OF
the game dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
Misses Isabel Tyack and Hilda Marion
Members Of the club present were
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SIeiqhinu.

SIeighing.
Misses Amelia and Amanda Loft
ness, Lena Wightman, Jessie Lang,
Nellie Connolly, Louise Weisgerber,
jamie Eddy, Isabel Hardness, Irene
Thompson and Mrs. Peter Loffness
enjoyed the good sleighing Saturday
evening. After a delightful drive
about the city they were served a de-
licious supper at the home of the
Misses Loffness on Cooper street.
After Theater Supper.
One merry company of the many
thu dined in the Palace hotel cafe
Tuesday evening after the perform
ance of "On a Roof Garden at the
Harnois heater included Misses
Maude Mccullough, Evaro Avery, Mil
dred Ingalls, and Anabel Ross; Messrs.
Henry Turner, Harry Sewall, Barry
Nash and Donald Macdonald.
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Lerd-a-Hand Society.

~~ ~'S SSSsVt
Mrs. j. G. Ambrose,s section of the
Lend-a-Hand society OF the Methods,
church entertained the society Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. AM
brose on South First street. Between
40 and so ladies were present, all feel
ing elated over the success of the So
ciety in raising the money promised
for the church building fund. A re-
port read yesterday showed that less
thar 500 now remains to be raised
to complete the mount of $4,000
pledged by this organization. Mr.. Am
.brose came into the meeting for a
few minutes to say in behalf of the
trustees of the church that a banquet
was to be rendered to the ladies of
the Lend-a-Hand when formal and
heartfelt thanks would be expressed
for their splendid work accomplished.
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Notice of Ele cti0n.

Notice is hereby given that, by order
of the county Board of Edncation, an
election will be held at Hebron church,
in Hebron school district, No 10, on
Tuesday, May 20, between the hours of
8 am. and p. m. to determine whether
a special tax of 2 mills shall be levied
in said district for school support. The
election will be conducted as general
elections, and only qualified resident
electors will vote. Those in favor OF SAID
lew will vote Eyes" and those opposed
will vote mo. The trustees will act
90 managers. BIN MCELvEEN,
S B MCELyEEN,
MR. D BAKER,
5-1.3t Trustees School District No l9.
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The County Record and The
Youths Companion, / year $2.75.