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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Acquainted a Week
Young Pair Elopes
Son Of Owner Of SILK MIL Calls on
Girl Three Times, Then
WEEDS Her.

NEW YORK. June 14.-Miss Beu-
lab A. Lord. daughter OF Edwin A
Lord. prominent resident OF
2O5 Van Houten Avenue, Passaic. met
Raymond German, whose father owns
a big silk mill at Passaic, a week
ago on Wednesday. He called on her
three times.
They eloped and were married by
an alderman in New York yesterday
Mrs. Lord is a teacher IN St. Johns
Episcopal Sunday school Parents OF
both young people forgaye them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Wearers of Surf Suits Who Come
to See and be Seen Barred
From Salisbury.
STATE COMMISSION RULES
Spooning, Flirting, Turkey TrOt-
ting, Dice Shooting and Stump
Speaking Put Under Ban.

Oh. Mother, may go out to swim?
Yes, yes, my darling daughter;
But let the clothing hide the limb,
And you MUST go in the water,
old rhyme in a new bathing suit.
BOSTON, June 14.-Salisbury
Beach is being censored. Bathers, be-
havior, bathing costumes and even
the sands are at the mercy of the
Salisbury Beach Commission and the
beach police. The blue pencil is al
ready busy, and here are the official
rules to tell you what you must not
do on the beach reservation:
Don't wear improper" bathing
suits.
Don't spoon on the beach.
Don't loiter on the shore.
Don't be too conspicuous and DO
be good.
Don't hirt or strike up chance ac-
quaintanoes.
Don't nap on the beach.
Don't shoot dice or do any other
sort Of gambling.
Don't even pray aloud.
Don't try to do any trotting or
bunny hugging.
Don't try to DO any stump speech
ing or any other grandstand stunts.
Don't run on the beach.
Don't try to turn the beach into
a gridiron or a baseball diamond
Don't promenade. -
Don't pose, even If you are a Venus
or an Adonis.
Don't loaf.
Don't wear costumes that expose
too much, or the policell get you
And DO be decent and respecta-
BILE at all times.
How You Must Behave.
The Commission. which is headed
by George H. Dole. of Haverhill, says
that there are two classes OF bath
erB-
Bathsrs who battle, and
Bathers who never wet their suits.
I'VE intend to get after this second
class" says the Commission. They
must get into the water or stay off
the beach"
The new rules and regulations are
the result OF the States taking over
control OF the beach. Formerly cos
tunes on the shore were very very
| informal People we're known to
come from cities along the Merrimac
River and battle in any sort OF attire
the men in overalls and the women
in a Bingham wrapper-and, Oh.
didn't the water perform wonders!
There were always. a lot OF specta-
tors, for II was considered almost as
good as going 70 see the circus.
Commissioner Evans Talks.
But these days are past and gone.
declares the new Commission. Here
is what Secretary John Quincy Evans
Of the Commission has to say:
The regulations forbid the pa
rading up and down the beach OF
persons in bathing costume or the
Iounging on the sands in the same
attire, that may be scanty or
immodest. This has been the
practice in other years. but we
/ are 20 endeavor TO raise the
standard OF morals at the beach,
and this is the beginning"
This is done 70 check the ten
/ dency Of persons to put on bath
ing suits with no intention what
soever OF going into the water.
They parade the beach and dis
play themselves on the shore and
the whole thing. whether they be
mon or women. is improper.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
SENATE LEADER s VIEWS
ON FRI 2 SUGAR.

/ feel sure that we have a
sufficient vote to place sugar
and wool upon the free list. I
am now thoroughly satisfied
that it is wise to place both of
these commodities on the free
list, and that the farmers in
terested will not be injured.
AS I said before, the bill as a
whole is a splendid contribu-
ton toward the wise policy Of
fairer taxation. - SENATOR
HoKE SMITH.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
By HOKE SMI
Omitted States Senator from q, sorgia.)

HAVE doubt that the principles followed for the
of the tariff bill by the House OF Representatives
adhered in the Senate TIE bill whole splendid
piece of work following the p les enncaed by the
cratic Party Baltimore The Dill comprises than two
hundred pages thousands of different which
placed upon list and the large majority which
have varying rates of taxation The bill contains the pro-
and directions for the enforcement both
of the tariff tax and the income tax.
Since the bill presented in the House opportunity
given criticism of particular
upon of the members of the House Democrats
the should find necessary amend " BILL thereby
making it nearly perfect.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
HRS. JOHN HAYS HAM.

lN1 MOND, prominent in
Washington society, who is
active in campaign for eu-
genie marriages.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

If you nave any difficulty in buying Hearsts
Sunday American anywhere in the South notify
Circulation Manager Hearst's Sunday Ameri-
can, Atlanta Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

The next meeting OF th,. General
Federation Of WOn.ans club viii Do.
held IN Chicago in tho spring of 1914
wnen delegates from the different
state fede-ations will - present and
lake an active par on the program
Mrs. G. u. {. Allen of This city. who
has served two terms ~ director of
the General Federation. will likely al.
tend. Mrs. Percy Pennybacke- Of
Texas Is now the president Of tho
general federation and f. brIlian,
woman. She Processes q charming
personality which has aided In max
Ing her work a. president a decided
success
\ move is now on foot 20 orFanlra
a league Of organizations ~ women In
the United States FOR cooperation
In the vital work IT, purpose 4. FRA.
ternal and tho clubs OF this CITY viii
Cooperate when called upon Mr. a.
VI. Henro' IL tho HONORARY president
and is q woman % far vision and she
believing The timo is ripe Tor -Ha
union ~ women ~ fh" United States
In some mutual constructive work
proposed tho league Zach orrariz..
ton is 10 DO Ifs Individual work.
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Open Mcetlno
Announcement Made.
Inc following Handsomely engraved
cards were received today by relatives

The following Handsomely engraved
cards were received today by relatives
and friends. They read
j.. and Mrs. Lewis p Graham
announce the ma -lags
"f thsi" d@uEhtc4
shirley t.ottir
TO
NJ Eoy Ellsworth t-tterbach
wednesday. July thirti~th. nineteen
hundred and thirteen
Wheeling. ". Va"
The announcement came as a COM
plete but delightful sprprise 10 The
friends OF the principals in the inter
csting event. as their secret was care
FULLY guarded UP TO the present time
Mrs. Roy Ellsworth Ctterback Is a
DAUGHTER OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis 4.
Graham. OF kanawha. w Va. and IL
a beautiful and ACCOMPLISHED youna
ladv. For several years past she mas
been an ~ Gent telegraph operator
al hanaN 10 and las always been
greatly admired. The groom is a son
OF Mrs. .. \. ttterbach. OF Latroba
street. and a brother Of Edgar liter
bach. also OF this city He is a genial
and highly respected young man and
hoics responsible position with the
Is n -. Railroad company The Young
people VIII shortly begin housekeep-
Ing IN this city AMI are receiving the
CONGRATULATIONS OF host of friends
fdrkeTs burg sentinel
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Holland Women 70 unt.

Women will DO given the parlia.
mentary franchise IN Holland soon.
In ia" speech from the throne deliv-
cred az the opening Of the states gen
eral the new Dutch government
stated it, intention OF granting the
vote To women
The speech from the throne saws
that bin IL 20 be introduced r.
moving all constitutional obstacles in
the way OF granting tho suffrage 70
women. The same bill will revise
the Dutch constitution In such a way
as 70 extend tho parliamentary fran
chise 20 all male Dutch subjects on
reaching a certain age. with exceu-
lions 20 IL determ med later The bin
Is 20 he prepared without delay.
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Mothers, Club m..,inn

Kindergarten held meeting Ti,,rs,i,,
evening. which was lsreeI, attended,
reception ra- held Tor tho new lin
"' t'll h'If. Mr. Ada Smlth.utfltarv
'No Miss Gertrude smith Tho "a
N''nh"r- ~ ff" club wore present 20
"'''nu" The nos members Tho ,t
"'' OF fhe NU'n"--' club De- co.o,ors.
Ton ir fh" Wo.s Tor bettetmept 81 tr,
,'''inNn'' Many of Tho noighb,-
.''''I N''" present. Prof Jones. Of tho
1if ward school spute Miss Boss
made nnI" addro-- Miss Ef, Ron
'f'.. On" h-ri'u. was ON Tho prorr,r,
.hi i't Nr ti-t. rector of 80 81
-. cav" 10 'a.t OF interest a,onr
.-' TOO" or ..nd.rear.su work and a..
'H''i- o. fh" men and women or %.
fr.rrur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

An early morning wedding was sol.
emnized Thursday morning in the ~.
n.iPhohsus German Catholic church
Miss Elsie Rosetta Schreiber dsnpbt,r
% VIZ. and Mrs William Schreibar.
htcaiH" The bride of Mr.. Henry Hu.-o
brrScr. 90 ID" Ed-t End
Nuptial mass vas celebrated AMI
me church was well filled with rsia
'iN's and friends The brides su.,
w. ~ black and white novelty c.o-h
bliss Fos" BecNrr. sister Of the groom,
Na@ ne bridesmaid. Following the
ceremony Nr and Mrs. Becksr us.o
driNe1 20 the home Of tho bride vhera
breakfast was served They later leff
I"i cleveland and other lake point,
moon
Mr and Mrs. Becker Will mako
their home AZ sos National road The
pride was formerly employed in the
Geo = Sfifel store Nr Becker holds
position with he " A wilson
sons "'''"i
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McekEkrII.AL

The wedding OF Miss RUBY Fliz,he,t
h'Hey. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Man.
rice Kelley. % South Chapline strsa,
ana Mr.. Edward L. Meeks took pI,,,
thursday evening The cerer,or,,,
vas performed al the home or m.
otide parents. and relatives ana
friends Witnessed the wedding. Roy
SchNIi<. pastor % the Pane stree,
'hNich' ohiciated. The bird. nor.. n
""iIe wolfe gown. She Wa attended,
pN Miss Mildred wills. and tho Ines,
. .uan was Mr.. Allen Kelley. brother Of
wedding SUPPER vas served for.
lo"ing the wedding ana IN info-,,a,
reception held. The bride IA MOI
hen, On church circles and the eroon,
W..S lucrative position with IA.
wheeling Corrugating compap,
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business session was held. and the
chief business was arranging the de-
tails for the old-fashioned country
cooked chicken dinner 10 be given at
the A. O. L. W. hall. Wheeling. Oc-
tober l. from IL TO L. o'clock. II was
planned 10 have the tickets on sale
at Perry's stationery store, 39 Twelfth
street. and probably at a store near
the lower market house.
Following the business session a So
cial hour was enjoyed and Mrs. Hem
mann served refreshments. The fol-
lowing members were present:
Messrs. and Mesdames VI. T. Mont
Romery. Isaac ID. Robinson. J. Elmer
Bender. Harry (Hemmann, Charles
Wilson. J. II. Hermann: Mesdames
J. c. Garvin. VI. f. Acker. Ernest
Book: Misses Mary Wayman, Signora
and Edna Hermann.
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DC ."' term Opened OF VI I'D, chan.
..' wednesday Student from ali
over 'h" country have been uourjrr .r
ln a.I about thirteen states arc ren-,.
."ni'i Nwurr fhD stu,h.nfs from rto
SCUM Hf" Miss Gertrude lynch -
~ Ifnfa. Ca. Miss N1rrarot Gleason
" savannah. co.. while fho Wasf
'nl' louise KeUar. Of tffle
ROOFS. Nrk and many others from
''".'r ro.uie 4 feature fe tho tsrra
l'iI''f " Iitfahurrh girls present
,I'"ht 'n0e" from Orc smoky t'lt, lara.
'n-"ff" and Inffy pboI,n
WISE Louis" and NirrInis NrssDt
W .."e 'd'i' U1maiur aud Foln,aig..
''' Frances and Dam. uY,f. ana
NI Elizabeth N.N.-f
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DADDY AND CHILDREN ALL
LOVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"

think OF California Syrup OF Figs" as
pAysic. Don't think you are drug
ging yourself or your children. be
cause this delicious fruit laxative can
not cause injury. Even a delicate child
can take 1t as safely as a robust man.
IL as the most harmless. effective
stomach. liver and bowel regulator
and tonic ever devised.
Your only difficulty may be in get.
ing the genuine: so ask your druggist
tor 80 cent bottle OF California
syrup OF FIGS. Say to your druggist.
i want only that made by the .Cau.
fornia Fig Syrup Company" This
city has many couterfeit "ig syrups, 80
SO watch out
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,eived.
Bible Class Rally
Young Women's Christian Association
Monday Evening. September n
at the
First United Presbyterian Church
Chapline Street
$50 TO 800 O'Clock
Character study OF Esther
Miss Grace Save
Message 20 the Y. w G A. GIrlss
Miss Francis Miller
Reception at y. W. . A. to 10
1880 Market Street
Come and Bring a Friend.
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Harmless fruit laxative cleanses
stomach. liver and
bowels.

A delicious cure for constipation.
biliopsness. sick headache. sour stom-
ach. indigestion. coated tongue, sal
lowness-take California Syrup or
Figs" For the cause OF all this dis
tress lies in torpid liver and slug
gish bowels
\ tablespoonful tonight means all
poison. waste matter. fer
menting food and sour bile gently
moved out OF your system by morn
ing without gripping. Please don't
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l.. Miss Laura stifeL Miss Nell

man. Miss Laura stifeL Miss Nell
Washington Female seminary-Mra
James cummins. Mrs. John hickey
Beavor-Afrs. Andrew Hare
April IL. l9l+-Generai Meeting
Chairman Mrs. John Mcclure
Aides. 7. IL.
New York. Foreign and Other COLLEGES
Columbia-Mrs. L. W. :. stryker.
NRuds jefferson.
Elmira-Mrs. e. II. Cook
Toronto. Canada--Miss Alice Cook
Oxford. Englaud-Mrs A X Bourne
Emerson school oratory--Mrs. l.. q.
Notre Dame-Mrs Jas p. Hanley. Mrs.
Glenn smith. Mrs. Carol Reed. Mrs. T. T.
May II. lsi-wheelins Female Col
lnge Reunion.
Chairman. Mrs. z. L. Stone.
Wheeling Female College
Mrs. Guy u. q. Allen. Ars. John A.
Barnes. SrS. r l. Bowman. Mrs. =. W
Brooks. Mrs. y. O. Cummins, Mrs James
Itckey. Mrs. Maria Bingham. Mrs Wm.
Erskine. Mrs w. ". Glass. Mrs. T !.
Kline. Mrs Elizabeth Lawson. Mrs. I-s-
tella Long. Mrs. ". \. MilIisan Mrs
John McColI; Mrs, John Mcclure. Mrs. T
, y. Mcl-ain. Mrs Frank Nesbitt. Mrs D.
g Rigs. Miss Eta Roberts Mrs r l..
! stone. MI. Dent TAYLOR Mrs. Harry
Travis Miss katherine TaIson. Mrs W
Officers and executive board cole
giate Alumnae Association lslc-IaI2.
l'resident-Mrs. II. Maynard kiinber-
. lind.
Vice President-Mrs. Gustav 4. Asch-
mann
Vice Presideat-Mrs. Paul q. Rey-
, mann.
ttc''. Sccretary-Mrs. Elizabeth Fssev
Ior Secretary-Mrs Dent 4 Taylor.
Trcasnrer-Niss Jennie McGown
Auditor-Miss Gertrude Roberts
FlnaEce-MrS. Marcus o. Bond
MemberShip-Ml Anne IIuerle. Mrs
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MISS Gertrude Smith entertained
WIN sewing party Wednesday after
noon at her home on Fourteenth street
10 compliment Miss Hazel Olrnstead
and Miss Elsie Peabody. whose wed.
uihEs are events OF the near future
ne DAINTY pieces OF embroidery made
Mtre presented to the brides-elec,
ne guests Included Miss Elsie Pea
Oouy' Elsie Martin. Eugene Osborn
n+oecca Baird. Gertrude Smith. Hazel
Clinstead. Ruth Peabody. Elizabeth
HmI'h. Ethel Care. Mrs. Archie Huop
and Mrs. Gus Bullard.
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Y. w. c. A. Work

Has anyone ever realized how far
reaching Is the work OF the Young
Womens Christian Association? II
seems in these days of rush and wor-
~. few stop TO mediate on the sub
Ject OF good really accomplished"
Not long ago officials or the local
organization received a letter from
England headquarters OF the Young
Nomens Christian association. in
which the authorities wished to know
OF Wheeling people travelling in that
section. Their aim was 20 send 10
Wheeling housemaid and wanted
her placed in good company and
where she had the opportunity for
good Christian association. To show
what faith they have in ORGANIZATIONS
or this kind all over tho world. their
hrst step was to make inquiry
through the local association.
Upon receiving tho letter the local
officials Immediately assured the
England association that parties
whom they had mentioned are OF tho
highest standing. This made every
thing safe-just a letter across tile
Atlantic. a communication from one
good institution 10 another-brings
safely 10 this country the party men
toned. This IS only one OF tho
many good moves taken by the y.
". C. \
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Japan-nee Dance

The popular COtilllon club will give
Japan-nee dance on next Monday
evening FOR which the Carroll club
SIditorium will be beautifully decorat-
ed IN lanterns. a new dance will be I'm.
troduced during the evening. The
opening dance given last Monday was
grand success. about one hundred
and nifty couple were present. Music
VIII be furnished by the Elks' fulI on
chestra. -'' VI
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lfihi'd rally dst poe. ard i,,l.,.
toms ar" hs.r- sent GA f,, ,.... -.
h'ff and friends ~ Befblet..., ~,
.-'.' -'''"I 'or 'h" rll'r dt5 n-o.
'.'"N'F f.i"r."Hn. september
and DO Dol hored fis. many ,..i,o-. ~,
"rd That r't fnrmbs-. u..i
h' added t1 fr. fsr..f. .is..,.
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Sewing Circle

Al her home. Silverdale. well known
for rs profusion OF beautiful howe,.
Miss Dora Behrens and her sister en-.
tertained the Allen Grove Sewing
circle Thursday afternoon. The time
was pleasantly spent with sewing and
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Msueh-st-sus.

ai.s ANNA Strauss. Of East Nc.
iiIoIrh street. and Mr. C;eorge
hAu'n. o. BrOOkside. were married AZ
VIC ~ Alphonsus church Thursday
s ,ioIh.i,' Rev Father lgnatius pe~.
week visit down the sal. ~ -,
Nfs Mauch Will make their home in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19

into the Womans Literary club tlss
season. The honorary members are
as follows: Mrs. Guy K. c. Allen. Mrs.
II. j. Mendel. Mrs. W. r. Hudson.
Mrs. A. L. Wilson. Miss Ann Wilson
Mrs. +. II. Lange. Mrs. J. Summer
Stone.
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INFORMAL EVENTS
OF SOCIAL NATURE
CROWD ONE ANOTHER is a
WHiRl OF PLEASANT
HAPPENINGS.
Various Clubs are Busy Making Ar.
ransements for the Seasons
Rounds OF Pleasure.

Miss Dorothy Duncan pleasantly en-.
tertained at the home in bridegroom
Thursday evening with a Tango party,
The arair followed the delightful
musical given I'm the afternoon. MANY
OF the twenty-five guests who were
present In the afternoon remained for
the evenings pleasures.
rolio"inS the program OF late so.
cletE dances refreshments were
served. The following wer, a,,e.o
those present:
Misses:
uora NeininRer Alice NrCir-
Eleanor Taylor Nettfe ,iu,,,s
S-...ee Sohhson' Dorothy Duncan.
"s'"'a heshl' Leata Neiuinger
- Messrs.
-, SINNERS, Glenn Branum
r'h Nate, mouse, Tom iippincott
.'I'i ~ Tom Beckett
owen Zimmerman.
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Rally DAY.

September II viii be rally day at
the Zion Lutheran church. IL begins
at p. m. and every pupil n request
ed TO be present
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At Wayslde Inn

Mrs Joseph McGulgan entertained
thursday afternoon at the Brooksfde
Lhn INeniN-hVe guests were present
and Mrs Andre served q delightful
dinner
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For Miss Oimstead.

For Miss Oimstead.
Miss Hazel Olmstead, whose en-
eagement TO Mr.. Sidney Mccoy has
been announced. the wedding TO take
place early in October. was honor
guest Thursday evening Miss Mae
Porter. of Woodlawn. entertained
With a theater party al the Court to
witness the production OF Quo
Nadis. after which the guests were
invited TO the Hoge-Davis tea rooms,
where lunch was served
This is one of the many events CIV
IN for the bride-elect. The guests H.
Cluded:
hazel olmstead Elsie Martin
Emma Wilkinson Mae Porter
Elsie Peabody Evelyn Mccoy
Adelaide Schockey Julia Mayer
hsssdamss-
Elmer olrnstead VIII Cook OF Dun
Mrs. Rhodes. OF dee. y. Y
Kings Daughters Meet.
Tho Kings Daughters held an inter
esting meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Alex Young. Thursday, to make
badges for "Babys' day" Several
hundred dolls were prepared for
selling and all interested in the work
are hopeful OF good sale. The clI-
cles OF Kings Daughters include the
First Presbyterian. First Presbyterian
Junior. Second Presbyterian. Third
Presbyterian. Second L. p. 81. Mat
thew's. ST. Luke's. Fourth Street VI.
+. Thomson VI. r. St. James circle,
WHATSOEVER circle. City union. All
are busy as bees making preparations
for the event
Committees in charge are composed
or Mrs. Dent A. Taylor. chairman OF
publicity committee Mrs. Leon Reef
er. chairman decoration committee:
Mrs. Don Merriman. chairman doll
committees: Mrs. Jesse Bloch, Mrs.
William ii. Higgins and Miss Henri
eta Harper, in charge OF the flowers.
Open Meeting.
This evening in the a O. L W
hall the Equal Suffrage meeting 10 be
held Will he open TO everyone Miss
Mary =. Blackwell. vice president OF
the Equal Franchise federation. or
Pittsburgh. will talk. She will be in
troducec by Hon. George A. Laugh
lin. who recently returned from Eu-
rope.
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Music Department.

Charles 5. Morrison. Mrs. S. OFT Cum
minis.
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ohio Wesleyan UnivsrSit,=Nr % VI
cumberland. Mrs. Ada Hilleary. Miss
Ann IlIgus.
carthage Mrs. ". =. rsysinger
pberlin-Miss Erma Beatt!e
cincinnati NediCal-Mrs Anna Rob-
ertS
Mount Union-Mrs Thos. ProsSer
Muskingum-Mrs. T. Bigger Best
February .. Isia-Genrral Meeting
hartman. Miss Jessie McCulloeh
Aides y :
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Ten ne~ memeer- have been taken
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The Music Department OF the
Womans club held their meeting
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. X. H.
Browne. Arrangements were com
pleted for the programs for the
coming year. II was decided to hold
two meetings a month-one a recital
meeting and one a study meeting.
The latter il strictly for education
Each program for the recitals will be
IN charge OF one member OF the club
The programs for each month show
careful study and preparation. In-
teresung themes have been chosen.
The fall opening OF the club will In
clude the rendition OF Greir - the
"Cloister gate, In November the
New Word Symphonies by Dvorak
will be presented In December the
Music Department OF the woman's
club will entertain with a tea In
January the musical meeting will
be devoted to Schubart and Chopin
and in February u recital lecture
will be given
The study OF Richard Strauss will
be taken up in March and April with
musical setting as feature.
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folks were ushered into the dining
room. where a beautiful luncheon
was spread. the table being adorned
with the class colors. Covers were
laid for:
Misses Emma Frey, Ethel Narple.
Irene Marble. Hannah Rick. Jean
White. Hannah Baker. Alice Groux.
Lota Bonar: Messrs. Carl Snedeker.
Harold Hamilton. Frank Hediger. VII
bur Bremen. VIII Snedeker. Eugene
Wayman. Dwight White. Hadden Gar
win: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e. Snede-
ker. Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Schmidt. Mrs.
Oma Bonar.