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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-04

About 200 eighth grade pupils began
taking the state examinations today in
physiology, geography, history and eli.
vii government. Tomorrow they will
be examined in the subjects of gram
mar, writing, spelling, arithmetic and
agriculture. Most of the students are
sixth and seventh graders and eighth
graders who have failed in one or two
subjects in previous examinations, and
few of them are taking the entire
eighth grade examination for the first
time. This is the last examination that
will be given until September and prac.
tieally closes this present school year.
Do not be misled. You do not pay
one cent more when DR.. Mendelsohn
fits you with glasses than you would be
required to pay elsewhere. Besides you
get the best possible service from one
who has had 81 years practical expert.
ence, and can refer you to over 5000
satisfied patients. DR.. NJ. p. Meudel.
sohp, U. $. National Bank building.
.
The Salem Motorcycle club held an
open meeting Wednesday, Jane 3, with
about so members and visitors present.
Walter Winslow was introduced by
President Gavel and entertained the
boys with a short but interesting talk.
Angus Fraser favored the crowd with
several selections on the piano, and
Speed Officer Hartwell, upon request,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-04

notwithstanding pickers; one
half mile northeast of asylum. Dick
Simpson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-04

Dr. Mendelsohn, specialist in fitting
glasses correctly. U. s. Bank building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-04

FOR RENT-Modern five-room bunga-
low, walking distance. H. r. w.,
care Capital Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-04

PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in short
hand. Call GS7 Marion to arrange
hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-04

Unitarian ladies will hold a cooked
food sale Saturday, June 6, at Buren,
& Hamilton's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-04

WANTED-Man or woman to travel.
Also lady to do very interesting local
work. Good salary. Address NJ. A.
B., care Capital Journal. Give phone
number and address.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-04

FOR SALE-Day-old white Indian
Runner ducklings, 10 cents each,
Phone 735, Turner, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-04

FOR RENT-Five-room modern house,
close in. Inquire ll6 Marion street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-04

SAND, GRAVEL or loan delivered to
any part of the city. Mimic Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11
SOFT FLUFFY HAIR IS
FIRST AID TO BEAUTY

Who does not love n head 81 pretty
hair2 Some women think 90 iaa rift
81 nature and envy their more for
tunate sisters. m your hair le not
hufy. soft and lustrous. is failing out.
sireaked. faded. brittle or FUN ~ dan
drum. and n tho scalp itchea. DO not
think ~ must always be- that way. for
pretty hair o. only n matter of care
and proper nourishment OF the hair
roots. Hair ig something like n plant
II neglected o. soon wlthors ana
dies. while with little attention %
keeps fresh and beautiful
Partisan Sage Is a scientific prepar
alton that supplies just tho elements
needed 10 inviEorate the hair roots
and stimulate tho hair 10 GROW iona.
thick. fufy. soft and luafrlous % re-
moves dandrum with ono application
and quickly stops itching head ana
falling hair 10 3D. the ideal hafr tonf.
and scalp treatment for men. women
and children contains nothing in-
furious and is delieately perfumed.
g. ~ Gricqt a. Co. or any drug
store or toilet counter can supply YOU
With Partisan Sage 10 is Inexpensive.
You cannot BE- disappointed with this
deligntful and helpful hair tonic. for
% surely viii give the hair the beauty
and charm of youth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11
SOCIETY
Aid Society Supper.

A most cordial invitation is extend
ed 10 the members. attendants and
friends of the Fourth street Methodist
Episcopal church and TO the public. ~
attend the supper given by the Ladies'
Aid society in the lecture room OF the
church. Thursday evening. from 20
s o'clock. The following named ladies
viii serve:
The president-Mrs. II. ID. Travis,
in charge. assisted by Mrs. f. b. Potts.
The kitchen-Mrs. A. T. Young
Mrs. w. H. Travis. Mrs. Elwood
Hughes. Mrs. w II. Higgins, Mrs. 4.
v. Harry and Mrs. Sterling.
Finance and tickets-Mrs. II. b.
Bowden.
Tables
No. Mrs. Thomas Perry: Mrs
W. L. Miller. Mrs. NJ. F. Giesey. Misses
Phoebe and Title Perry.
No. Mrs. J. A. Zorn; Mrs. T. A.
Little. Mrs. VIM. Smith. Mrs. +. NJ
Cottons Mrs. Cora Courtwright, Mrs
Lee Browning.
No 3.-Mrs. A. Shanan: Misses
Dorothy Stanton. Amy Rogers. Grace
Vice. Blanch James. Harriet Hannah.
No. Miss Ola Barnette: Mrs. J.
W. Root. Mrs. NJ. Stewart, Mrs. w. b.
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Quickest, Suresf Cough
Remedy Is Home
Made
Easily Prepared ia = Fsvr Mis-
sites. Cheap bst Uses.slsa

Some people are constantly ANNOYED
from one years end 20 the Other viii a
persistent bronchial cough. which IL vrboi
" unnecessary. Here is n home mai.
remedy that gets right at The cause and
VIII make YOU wonder what became 81 H.
Get ~ ounces PineN $50 cents WORTH
from any druggist, pour into q pint hottie
and hll The bottle with plain rranulafod
sugar syrup. start taking Il AZ once.
or aduallv but surely YOU will notice the
phlegm thin out and then disappoar I'll.
together. thus ending a cough that Won
never thought would end NJ also loosena
ne dry. hoarse or tight cough and heals
the inhammution In a painful cough with
remarkable rapiditv. Ordinary eortohs
are conquered by Il in % hours or iess
Nothing hettrr for hronrhitia vrfnter
coughs and bronchial asthma
bis flneE and Sugar Svrun MIXTURE
makes full pint enough 10 last a
family q long time at y cost q oniv "a
cents. kccps perfectly and tastes pieas
ant; hasiiy prepared. Pull directions
with Piuex
fineN is q special and highlv concen
tfated compound Of genuine Norway pine
extract. rich In Euaiscol. and IL famous
The world over for its ease. certaintv and
pfomptness IN overcoming bad coucha
chest and throat colds
Get the genuine Ash your druOvist
Tor ~ ounces Pine1 /" and DO not accent
ANYTHING cleo 4 guarantee 81 absolute
satisiact ion. or money promptly refunded
gnra with this preparation. The pipsr
Do, "a WAYNE Ind
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for the bazaar from merchants nor 20
contract bills at any store.
The outing club will hold a business
meeting at the association rooms Mon
day evening at 1880 O'Clock. Every
member Is urged TO be present, a.
matters Of interest TO all win be dis
cussed
This IL the Y. W. C. A. week Of
prayer for the associations OF the
world The High School Girls club
has arranged an appropriate enter
tainment for foreign week. and on
Thursday evening az 7:45 o'clock viii
Eive The building OF the ship" All
members Of the association and their
friends are cordially invited.
seif~lpporting young women living
away from home who are planning 20
live In the new association building
are asked 90 make personal appllca.
ton for rooms very soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11
How to Peel OFF a
Weatherbeaten Face

It's really a simple matter 10 renovate
race soiled by dirt. wind or cold. or
1lnary mercoized wax. used like cold
re am. viii transform the worst old COM
seivety softness. 10 literally peals or INC
outer veil OF surface skin. but so gently
gradually. there's no discomfort The
Wcrnout skin comes off not In patches
but evenly, In tiny particles. leaving no
evidence or the treatment. The younger
healthier undsr-skn forming the new
complexion n one or captivating lowell
less One ounce Of mercolized WAY 10 DO
nad at any drug store. IL enough to re-
move any coarse. chapped pimpIed
freckied. faded or sallow skin Apply
before retiring washing 10 of mornings
Many skins wrinkle easily with every
wind that blows. An excellent wrinkle
remover. because " tightens the skin and
strengthens relaxed muscles. IS "a wash
lotion made a. follows: Powdered saNo-
lite. , or. Dissolved In witch hazel. One
half pint. This gives Immediate results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11
Did You Ever7

Did you ever experience the sensa.
ton OF hearing yourself physically de-
scribed by another who did not happen
TO know that you were within earshot?
IL so you may have heard yourself
pictured as that short legged man
with the scraggly gray mustache. you
know.
You may have been panied or
amused-it all depends upon your
sense OF humor OF the fitness OF things.
But do not despair at your portrait.
Just listen some time to a pair Of
men when one OF them Is trying TO
recall to his companion a third individ-
ual, the latter seen perhaps only once
years ago by the auditor. The gentle
man jogging the other mans memory
u likely 10 sketch the absentee In a
lew bold strokes, something like the
following:
oh. sure remember him-the Eel.
low with long yellow teeth-he parted
his hair near his ear and he had a scar
on his chin"
Now. I do" cheerfully replies the
other az this piece OF graphic descrip-
ton, and then adds his own touch: He
was with little chap who suffered
and wore big spectacles Of tortoise
SHELF"
And the interesting question IL
brings up II why do people. generally
speaking, remark defects and singgu.
larities rather than perfections and
beauties? A man with long yellow
teeth might have had fine eyes and a
noble head set upon his shoulders
and begoggled chap with a stammer.
ing tongue might have had a Greek
profile and an artists hands
We are assured that beauty IL
everywhere. yet people seem 20 take
particular note OF the ugly No doubt
II is easier 10 see the ugly than the
beautiful In humanity. but Why take
the easier way?
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Elliott. Misses Lillian and Maud Muir
rim.
No. 5.-Mrs. Carl Kepner: Mrs. r.
=. Probst. Mrs. John Dinger, Mrs. ~.
b. Gregory. Mrs. w. p Robinson, Mrs.
d. A. Ungare.
No. 6.-Mrs. NJ. F. Ferguson: Mrs
Frank Stanton. Mrs. w. b. Hicks.
Mrs. w. b. Mckee, Mrs. S. Clegg
Mrs. L. W. Brown.
No. Mrs. w. b. Walters. Mrs
Earle Reed. Mrs. J. +. Layman. MRS
X. Britt.
No. S.-Mrs. Harry Lemon; Mrs,
Ben Pritchard. Mrs. J. NJ. White. Miss
4. Hatfield Mrs. A. Glauser. Mrs. Ross
Hamilton.
Cake and ice cream table-Mrs. 4.
A Graham. Misses Letitia Travis,
Sela .Bullard, Syble Seybold, assist
ants to Mrs. J. w Brooks.
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Miss Rose Sweeney. sister of Mrs.
John b. Garden. will give a course or
three lectures here under the auspices
OF the Woman's club. The first lee
ture will be Rural England" which
is given Monday evening. November
%. This lecture takes us over the
paths az rural England which are
rarely II ever trOdden by tourista
Yorkshire. the Loran Doone country.
Devonshire. the English peasants will
be spoken Of
The second lecture Is on Florence %
Monday. December Z. Miss Sweeney
and Mrs. John Birch had an apar.-
ment at Florence one season. and
while there Miss Sweeney learned to
appreciate Florence. with her treas.
ure OF art and historic treasures. more
than any other place.
The third Of the series will be "a
Little Journey Into Italy" Mas
Sweeney will begin With the Swiss
frontier adm will include many points
OF interest so Turing TO tourists. Miss
Sweeney will also tell Of their many
experiences after war was declared
Tickets for the three lectures are
one dollar. and are for sale al the
various meetings OF the Woman's club
Those who heard Miss Sweeney lee
ture last season will be present this
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11

We have never had a complaint from the find
ing of settings in milk nor did we have one
complaint of sour milk during the summer just
passed, which proves that our milk is clean.
This is a splendid record and one which very
few dairies of the country can show; but even
with this record were not satisfied, for We
knew that milk could be made still more scien-
tifcally pure. In order TO begin this great task
il was necessary TO have bacterial tests made
by expert chemists. The splendidly equipped
Coleman Laboratories we're engaged TO make
these tests and since the first test made,
the first of October, we have succeeded in d.
mnshing the number of bacteria by an educa-
tiona campaign on the higher arts of Santa
tion to our employees who engaged in the
direct handling of our milk.
Now United Dairy customers are receiving
purer milk than ever delivered in Wheeling
before and as this educational campaign goes
on still, purer milk will be provided
Watch this space next week
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Country Club Dinner.

The following is a copy OF cards
received:
A strictly stag dinner will be given
Thursday evening. November IL, 1914.
at O'Clock
This is TO be a sort of nineteenth
hole fest. with our friend. ]. ]. Coniff.
as POSTMASTER.
II you choose you may bring two
visitors with you TO see that all the
FUN OF golf is not confined to hitting
the ball or digging the turf
BE sure and come and bring some
friends. for you will miss a good time
II you don't.
Notify Manager Dimmey. not later
than Wednesday. of your Intentions.
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saa snd easket comml,te.-

Miss Nettie Young. OF Park View.
will entertain the members OF the bag
and basket committee In charge of
that department az the Y. W. &. A.
bazaar. These ladies will meet Thurs
day afternoon. and handsome and .iso-
M articles Will be completed Those
who are incharEe are. Meadames Sam
Hazlett Julian q Hearne. otto Laugh.
lin. George W. Norton. Fred Faris.
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Reid Taylor Weddino

The wedding OF Miss Virginia Tay-
Tor. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dent
Taylor, OF the Island. TO Mr.. John
Reid, son OF Mrs. b. F. Carver. took
place Tuesday morning at IL o'clock.
DIR. A. w. Mills OF the Fourth street
church. OBLIGATED at the Taylor res
idence. Only immediate relatives
were present.
The bride wore a blue cloth suit
trimmed in skunk fur. a blue hat.
grey shoes and gloves. She wore n
corsage bouquet OF lilies OF the val
ley and orchids. Following the we'd
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Reid left for an
eastern wedding rip. after which they
will be at home At Birch Lynn. Mr..
Reid is the junior member OF the Nc
Cullaugh-Reid real estate firm and is
vel known in the city.
The bride was largely entertained
preceding the wedding. She is a
favorite in the younger set. The fol-
lowing cards are received:
Mr.. and Mrs Dent 4. TAYLOR
announce the marriage OF their daughter
Virginia Louise
20
Mr.. Johu y. Reid
on Tuesday. November tenth
nineteen hundred faurteen
Al home after Feb 7. 1915
Birch-Lynn
wheeling, West Virginia
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Mrs Kenyon Joyce. Of Texas CITY.
Tex. who D. the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. 70 r. Jones. on tho
Island was hostess 20 number OF ner
friends Tuesday afternoon az q com
pliment 90 her cousin. Miss Blanche
Davis. ~ Pittsburgh Bridge and sew
Ing were enjoyed. after which n lun-
chcon was served the guests. There
were coyrs for eighteen guests.
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WnI cel.brat. nlrthdau

Miss Elizabeth Hubbard. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greer Hub
bard. OF ieatherwOOd. will celebrate
her eleventh birthday to-day By en-.
tertairing n number Of her little
friends. Tho guests VIII include her
classmates ~ Miss Bertha Wnson's
school al Echo Point The young
ladies viii spend the afternoon In va.
rions games. and birthday luncheon
viii be served
The little ladies who viii attend
are.
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Miss Sarah Hazlett and Mrs. Joseph
PAUL.. Jr.. have issued cards for a re-
cepiion 20 be held az the PAUL resi-
dence az Hawthorne Court Friday az
ternOon. The hours viii be- from .
10 8. during which Wheollng's society
viii call
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Newton waltz. Jasper Baum. william
Round. Charles O'Brien. the Misses
Eva Egerter. Nell Stifel. Emily Shep-
ard. Ida Hubabrd. Elizabeth Stamm,
Delphia Young.
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Miss Sarah Hazictt anu Mrs Joseph
PAUL Jr-. have issued cards for a re-
ccptlon 20 be held a. the PAUL residence
AZ Hawthorne Court. Friday afternoon
The hours Will be from 2 20 6. during
which Wheeling's society will call.
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the Gffair win be a delicious turkey
supper. wehn all teh delicacies which
accompany that tempting fowl will be
served. The decorations will be IN
keeping with the Thanksgiving sea
son. and turkey tally cards and place
cards Will be used. Handsome prizes
will be awarded for the card and
domino games in the afternoon. This
Thanksgiving party VIII be given in
lieu OF the regular kaffee-visite which
was 10 have been given on that date.
Mrs. William G. Elig is the able
chairman for the day. which is assur-
ance OF the success OF the party. All
the members will be present to cele-
brate together. There will be dane
ing IN the evening. with special music
furnished.
The committee in charge is com.
posed Of:
Mrs. William G.. Elig. chairman.
Mesdamcs.
W. a Driehorst. y G. G. Goilner
n. g Driehorst. Mary Hoffman.
Elizabeth Discher. Mary p Hess
r.. II. Eick. Louis Heiner
anton Ernst, Charles Horstman.
Sharles Etz, I'D. Horstman.
herman Friedrich. Kate Hoffman.
CHARLES Freese, William Burke.
william GoehrinR
Misses:
Helen Elir. Rhoda Hild,brand
COrina Frederick
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club be present. but their friends, who
VIII be admitted upon the payment Of
p cents. Miss Cecilia Speyer. chair
man Of the department. will preside.
Miss Speyer r. ever awake to matters
OF interest to come before the civic
department, and when she was IN
Pittsburgh to attend the Woman
Club Federation OF Pennsylvania she
secured hne speakers for the season.
who VIII be announced later.
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Arion Ladies Entertain.

The Arion Ladies' Auxiliary will er-
terrain their husbands Thursday
evening at the Arion parlors Card :
Will be enjoyed and a luncheon served.
The Officers. Mrs. William Elig. presi-
dent; Mrs. Max Reuter-. vice presI-
dent; Mrs. Frank Thurm. secretary:
Mrs. Hannah Korn. treasurer. will DC
In charge. All the members are re-
QueSted to attend
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Tho Junior Auxiliary 10 ST. Mat.
theWs church Of which Miss Gusale
Wright L. the able leader. gave ono
OF De famous auppers in the Sunday
school rooms 81 the church Tuesday
evening The tables were decorated
10 chrysanthemums. astera and can.
doibras. Covers we're laid Tor more
guests Than ever attended the suppera
In the past A delicious menu waa
served and was prepared by Mrs q
a. Aschman. Mrs fsucy Gather. Wrs
VI g. ogden. Miss Fannie Brady. Miss
Fannie last. Miss Martha Pryor who
had charge Of the kitchen The SUD.
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Enoeh Arden Readinn

The splendid opportunity is given
10 hear Mrs. sherman in her won
derful reading II Enoch Arden. with
Miss Jessie Wolf. at the piano. These
artists gave this number at a recent
meeting OF the Woman's club. but
only a limited number OF people were
privileged TO enjoy Il.
l. Is with pleasure we announce IN
ptfer performance At the English Lu-
theraa church on sixteenth street. tire
evening OF November 20. at s O'Clock
In connection with this mum b er.
there will be a playlette in lighter
vein. so that all may be entertained
and unused.
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Tho wedding u Mics Agnes Rust.
Of Martins Ferry. and Mr. Walter sha.
Ter. 1f Warwood. viii take place this
morning at the 81 Mary's church IN
MARITIME Ferry Rev. Father g. A.
Mulhearn VII onlciate a. . o'clock.
when uuptial high mass will be cello.
brafsd
Tho bride viii be- attended by her
bridesmaid. Miss Julia MrCaun. OF
Wheeling and tho best ma nwi1 ho
Mr. jess RenFer. 81 Elm Grove Fol.
lowing the wedding a breakfast VIII be-
served a. the home ~ Mrs George
Webb on South Firth street IN the
evening n reception viii DO held at
the home ~ the Eroom's parents. ffr
and Mrs Adam Shafcr. az Warwood
The bride o. popular Young lad
~ Martins Fcrry and was n Bell tnle.
phone operator in this city The groom
lg wcll known iinotypist on the
Wheeling News. where he o. popular
among his fellow workmen
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At Home For Gueat

Mrs. s. L. Lazeron. mother OF Rabbi
Morris Lazeron will arrive in the city
today. While here she will be the
house guest OF Mrs. Louis Horkheimer.
at kenwood Place. Mrs. Horkheimer
viii be at home informally on Thurs
day afternoon for her guest.
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Ladies' Aid Sumner

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Isl.
and Christian church gave a supper
in the basement OF the church Tues
day evening. A fine menu and refresh
ments were served from $50 to s
clock.
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Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

Tho committee for the Y. ". G. A.
bazaar wishes 20 announce that 10 has
not authorized any persons 20 solicit
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There viii b. a meeting Of the Equal
SuraEe LEAGUE II the Washington
district ~ the home % their chairman.
Mrs. Flora A. Williams. az 71O Main
street. Thursday evening Tho object
81 tho meeting Il 60 become better
acquainted and formulate plans for
monthly meetings All the women OF
Washington district are invited 20 at
tend. The meeting is At O'Clock.
when an Interesting program viii b.
rendered a. follows
PIANO solo ...... Miss Bertha schradar
vocal solo.-'Jamie Come Home ...
49, .....t... .......... Mis- Mae FrVo
EcndlnF Selected. Miss Jennie Wilson
kcadinE Poem .... Mrs Flora Wiluama
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WIS Kenyon IOICe. OF TeNaF CIV.
Texas. who IL the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. 4. Jones. on the Island.
was hoaters % number or her friends
luesdaE afternoon. ns a. compliment Co
her cousin. Miss Blanche Davis. OF
Pittsburgh. Bridge and sewing were
enjoyed. after which luncheon was
served tho guests. There were covers
FOR eighteen guests.
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Civic penartm.nt

The civic department OF the Wo-
mans club will hold its meeting Fri
day afternoon al the 4. q. u. W.
rooms. when Mr. Ben Rosenbloom Will
speak on Much Needed Legislation.
Not only will all the members OF the
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Miss Bette khranek. a Polish lady
residing ~ the Young Women's Chris
tan Association. inaugurated a class
~ the Mckinley school for the bono-
NJ Of the Polish people who wish to
learn the English language Miss
anranek Is also teaching sewing and
embroidery among the girls Of her ma
tionality. she o. organizing English
classes for them alone