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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-15

THB NORTHUMBERLAND.
New Hampshire ave. and v ct. nv.
THE MoNTaoMERY North cap. and NJ sts. So
TIE soS %oo SoS ftT 10th and Sd. NV. ''''
TIE EAR %RK WI Isii sos 81. NV 70 ''i00
No. Sl-a rooms and bath ............... 300
No. a. rooms and bath ...,.......... 5000
THE NAVARRO. 215 e st. NV
No. 21-5 rooms and hath .............. .$2C. 90
NO. IL foomS ana pStn ............... <ZOV
wARDMAN COURTS,
Southeast cor 18th and Clifton sss NV
New dve-story freproof building: all modern
conveniences.
rooms and bath $40 % :ssS CO
rooms AND bath -......................3 $3.50
rooms and oatn .-..-.................. Icy
.;oRTEEASr COR. 18th AND SITS. NV.
New 4-stov dreoroof build ng.
uaaM0ND COURT. soth and q sts NV - WV
NJ. 1876 rooms and bath. .447. so
NJ: sos ;,.s rooms ,I and bath ;.... $500
Desirable location. AL outside rooms.
roons and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T6o
! room and bath ........................ 1890
THE LAWRENCE 1922 18th st. NV.
THE SEMINOLE. 1444 " st. NV.
4 ROOMS and hath Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
I room and hath ..............-........l 10 50
TIE PARKyIKw. 42e 4th st. NV.
NORTHEAST COR 18th AND K SIS. NV.
New dseproqf 7-story building; elevators. free
electric light, refrigeration. and Ice water II
each apartment.
rooms and bath .$60. 90
rooms and bath -...-.........:::s,...... egg
TIE wAsiiiSGroXi loan AND Trust 60. CO..
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-15

FUR REM
IS. 600. 1857 Wyo av. 18r
$3.50. .2401 Mass av, 0f
$50. .1402 L nv, Tor
$llc.O.35l713th NV. 19s
f1l0.1SH Wyo av NV, lii
tlN.1133 18th nv. LIT
f76. q Grant pl NV. III
$50. 472 Pm av NV. store
$40. 1851 Mintwood, Tor
E@ BIB 18th nv. In
S6S. $50 18th nw,2n. e
S8. ITO = nv. Tor
$50. 2023 kala I'd nv, 10r
$50. 1919 Mintwood, 10r
SEQ. 1909 oath NV. 12r
$3.50. .2512 Ont I'd, 11r
$Sa.1.3156 18th NV, l2r
Isl Is. 1915 RI ev nw.l0r
5000. 1s37Cal av NV. Tor,
$50. 1927 Newton NV, 10r
$50. .11 D NV. 16s
t4s.b0. 3349 18th NV. i0s
S46. .S173 18th NV, Tor
$43. Is. 28 A Sc. 11r
$&f.0 .S22 18th nv, Or
s4O.65.. 2024 n NV, 8r
$40. so. iii 18th nv, 81
5000. 1722 Euclid nv, Or
$40. ...1418 9Th NV. Tor
$40, 1924 Newton NV, 81
S3S. @. ..S1l D NV, 1S.
S,S. 20 $40 Pa av NV, Sr
S35. 90. .b37 21st nv, 1OP
ST.. 30. LOG L NV. llf
e35. 50. 1870 W NV, g.
S35 So. 1880 W nv, O.
e35. so. e.. 1888 T NV. Sr
$3.50. 1872 X NV. 12R
S3S. .....l717 U NV, Sr
$35. .SO7 Rock Creek
Church road stors
$32. SO. 1915 C0rc'n nv, II
t3i. so. 1922 t;orcoran,9 81
5000. 1000 Sd NV. &
5000. 436 Fla av nw,9r
5000. .40O1 4th NV. Or
5000. 4O07 9Th NV, Sr
$50. 50. 1000 Marlboro, Or
$40. -1s62 . NV. Sr
$2S. :. 1902 18th NV. Or
$27. so. .5S Q ne. CT
eZ. 80. 1000 eth nv. Z,
APART
Sd5. The Brunswick. Il
SIS. Tie Ionsdaie. 6f
SO. The Dresden, n
$40. The Cambridge, 4r
$37. 30. The Morton. 4r
tS7.0. The Earltngt0n,6 Or
SIS. 1.-THE Ripley. =
$500.
For complete list of pr
weekly
SWARTzELL. RIFE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-15
FOR sA1E-HoUsEs.
(COAtanued.)


,,,,, cy 1,,1, 49, 40, -.
FOE sAL sS.r S4,soo: on 18th ST: CO
house that Will compare tsvorably with other
houses listed for sale at 1900; contains ten
rooms and bath: hot-water heat; colonial front
porch: rear porch; good lot to paved alley With
room for garage. You VIII niIss a bargain II
you DO not look at this property.
BOSS & PHELPS Nnc.) ia 18th ST. NV
WON s1IRppTF 81 40 non, ~, ;;;;
full home in Saul's Addition. that cost the
owner $1,000 few years ago: ten-roo,n
house, six bedrooms, very large rooms, hot
water heat, electric lights hariwood noors,
large porches: garage, room for two cars
This property Is worth your consideration
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.l ia l4th at NV
ron s1IyF-pRT15S q IN. ! copIi;I, iIoI7z;;
Connecticut ave. car line. Owner leaving city
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FOR SALE-IF YOU WANT TO GET THE
best new Groom house in the city for 1886,
you've got to act TODAY. Finest location In
Petworth. Big rooms. hot-water heat; electric
lot to rear alley. The fact that this is a re-
markable value is proved by the sale of the
whole row except two before completion. $500
cash required. Don't delay. Address Boz aOs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-15

FOUR NEW HOUSES-o35 TO al 7th ST. Me- :
rooms, tile bath: hot-water heat; cleo. and
gas lig t; trimmed in hardwood colonial front
porch, double back porch; concrete cellar; serv-
ants toilet and laundry. WILLIAM MURPHY,
18th st. me-, owner. 17s
FOR sALE-R1GHT on 18th ST. tTHE MOST
beautiful street on Columbia Heights); SIX
rooms and tile bath; hot-water heat; gas and
cleo. lights; hardwood floors throughout; large
pore es; lot 125 1t. to paved alley; this Is not
boz house; was built by owners personal su-
pervisiOn for home.
Any one DESTROYS Of locating in this section
should investigate. Price. $500: 81 600 cash.
balance monthly. WIN sell before Oct. 1st
No triners. Box 151. star Office
CORNER HoUSE-3O1 18th ST. Ne: 8 ROOMS
tile bath; hot-water: laundry: concrete cellar;
col. front porch; double back porch: large
yard: Apply at residence: Owner MARY L.
sHEEaAN. SOl lotl St nc. IT,
FOR sALE-coNvENIENT TO THE NORTH
Capitol st. cars and located In the best part
Of Bloomingdale; beautiful new Groom house;
tiled bath: oak foors hardwood trim; hot
Matsr heat gas "a, and electricity beautifully
bargain for $4,000. Easy terms II desired.
Address OWNER" Box ao4. Star ONCE
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-13
Activities ~ WomeA.


New York storekeepers employ Ovss
1000 extra girls during the holiday
season.
From 1901 to 1911 the mortality due
to cancer among women has increased
20 per cent.
Ninety per cent. of the members of
the Shirtwaist Makers union in New
York are young girls.
Women in Switzerland who gradu-
ate in theology will hereafter be en-
titled TO the status OF the clergy.
Mrs Philip N. Moore has been ap,
pointed a member of the Provisional
Alumnae council of Nassar college.
The Women's Municipal party has
been formed in London which will be
strictly non-political and will repre-
sent women as women.
Instead of helping women 1t is
claimed that the new Ohio labor law
has driven tnem out of trades to be
superseded by men.
Girls who are reared in dire poverty
are 100 per cent. more likely TO GO
wild than those who have had better
opportunity.
About 1000 girls are banded togeth.
er in their various colleges under the
Women's Intercollegiate student Gov
eminent association.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-13
Widows Are Mothsrs TO Navy.

Up in the North Carolina mountain
region, between the Blue Ridge and
the Great Smoky ranges. q wealthy
resident, j. McWhitaker. recently
gave a dinner 10 II widows. Aside
from the fact that II takes a bold
brave man to attempt entertaining sc
many women at one time there is the
additional point. properly shown by
figures that the region Whereabouts is
one productive of long life and large
families.
The combined ages Of the IL widows
are 1888 Years. the average being six
ty-one. The number of children OF
these wor,en is 1872. grandchildren 2ss
great at-e~sn6children. GO. at-great
gran dc,.iIdren 8. The average ages OF
the grandchildren is seventeen years
and Of the great-grandchildren nine
The dinner was a bountiful one and
the mountains lent il their best, in
cludssg Wild turkeys. pheasant, veni
son and the choicest products of the
farB and the garden
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-13
E0CeEa Nr 01lancE
o1oav o. q easaucG q sa.nnn
49, . cAascea
O~siao esaps saaaDsau- oA.uue . ~
- GsaasGsaso - . - 0sssu~
- = opanaU -

Ah'--aa Us exciaiU vAaa . Ouuns<
goes ~. Al A.sa W tshs - Uinas
sro& ssrdsd s0ssrs 20 49, - -
ioas CAB visssss ossr ss~a ~
nspce-a ronasace shining US<h hpso
and especially with paterasl assosios
a is the romance q she ussssrsos< q
Sapsrshsla inasa- whe b noe touch
ns shese shores wssh hsr hussaad.
siho ~ss once. aud ws sssl sure stin is.
1er lover We pui~sse sApsurously -
~e read of the substantial proof he
gave OF his love. aad ws thrill ooncis-
lively when the psbliaity agent tells
ss ef hos dearly her tssher held hsr.
strange to say. this lovely Iudias
Vriaeess Is. OF vas. . SYsasard--a
spanish dancer When the prince os
ndsa saw her dance he Immediately
tell ON his knees and besouehf har 20
shanGe her name from plain Anita
Oelgado to sonoroas maharanee Of kar
Durthala. Dear. old dad Objected to
having the fine odd Csstilian strain
zrafted on TO Oriental royalty and told
Httie Annie's siitterins suitor 10
vamose. which Is spanish fer aaesmp.
Hut instead Of folding his tent like
an Arab and silently sneakins back 10
Kapsrthala. what did the swart but
spangied lover do2 Did he murder the
1oting Deleado and nee with the pull
shritudinogs daughter? No. Did he
-ide on with her like L.ochniyar out
If the East No. Ind he Romeo
around her aormer winaowg No. Ind
he stram . p,aintive guitar and In
auce her to slope by the light Of the
moong No. Then what did he DO?
Let the news item tell IL In Its own
way:
The maharanee Of kapurthala, In
sia. and her husband are visiting IN
the United States. The maharanee
formerly was Q spanish dancer named
Anita Deleaao. Her father objected to
The attentions Of the Indian prince -
his daughter The maharajah over
came the parental objections BY Uivins
her father Is 00o."
How much more efhcacious than
writing Petrsrch's sonnets to Laura.
or Dantes poems to Bestrice-the sim
pie writing Of Q $4,000 check Let We
sit by the boraeriand Of old romance
in tAe twilight:
Where glitter hauberk. helm. and lance,
And banner waves. and trumpet SOUNDS.
And ladies' ride with hawk oa wrist.
And mighty warriors sweep along.
Maenihed by the purple mist.
The dusk of centuries and OF song
snA vt us dream upon the magic snl
ths wonder aRA the glory anl IL
pOver ef Q o6 600 check,
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-13
- As Iaes rl.LASk sON
Msaa sssr FsmsAy -
rysaos@sisS-

4 I'D nos sss yos q he es9~ssr
soispas aeozzre yssssranS. - OEs
T~nkisr
Ne. sas~~r~s nn. - -
There is no s~s " ~ souGU0G %
sssssss sessoce.'
-~hy nos- They ssa yos ~ u Al
soass sse ~ - tsd 10 osas6Bn - 0<e
tham sro~ in a heal=hfsi nanns esd
a.Sesas psopesS
Az cassa-ea aoat vana - hEar
ssaas looss thai sTe good - 90
~sithsr loes nsy hnsbsna. esa1 oHre
tel shsa shss . certain sood n Ossd
ioE taem. They ~iA nessr touch = II ]
40 They thssh u ia the DsGDias
class
= used TO feed them rice. 2sss. as
! learned when ! sstenaed the hsnWes.
gsirss . certain smoaaf " protsin-
4 expsained IL ali to my hsshasa end
;he bows and that settied The rice oaes-
tion forever They said they - .
care Tor drugs with their meals M
said they ate for the fun Of the sAing
not for their health
They made ali sorts Of fun q M
Nr De Vote would say. Have Dme
u-ateids boys and the boys would ~.
spoud Siaetrack 'em. dad
IA was the same with albaminsus
Ioods TheT woulan Z eat eges. m
said they didat care for albamsa. ]
aut INST in time or they would hsv ve
abandoned their cereal IN the u.ern
ing
Some people want 70 be IN aayway
Il would be a deprivation TO them not
70 be ill Suppose old Uncle Whter-
sop should cure himself OF all his al
ments BY eating proper foods What
a lot Of good fun he woald miss
Uncle Witterkep likes to Jake nsedi-
cine. He can have more fun win sach
symptoms as he can extract o4nn he
can with Japanese puzzle or . Goeni
can experiment II IL science, pbtlpso-
ply and mental exercise to him te And
oat his symptoms. They are his sOm-
psnions morning. noon and nighG
When he discovers new syUD4om
he feels that life is worth living. He
hurries to the medicine chest wa an
elastic step. He is anxious 10 So What
his favorite remedy will do to thak new
symptom. II the remedy wias he
smiles with delight. II the symptom
wins he rubs his hands. II Is . spien-
did game.
1T would be q shame to feed Uncle
Witterkop properly and thus 1sDfive
him OF all that sport.
so I have decided TO drsp ~ bee-
lures and let things take their Gu1DUD.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-13
Billiards Extraordinary

Harris Merton Lyon. the author, has
a number of gross and earthly friends.
He says that the other day two Of hem
began TO play billiards As drouth
overlook them they took the necessary
steps. Toward evening one Of hem
closed one eye and looked at the clock.
Then he left 20 telephone his wife The
ether remained stolidly to pursue the
balls about the table. After Is min
utes ahe first returned.
How-hic-many you raae?- he
asked.
Ala made none" said the s.her.
drearfly
What7" demanded III. hrst friena
You been shootin' all thish time and
ain made none,"
fesh." said the other. with soma n.
ritation- I ain made none. An le2ee
tel you. ] been shootin' for you. too
and you ain made noas s4ther."
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-13
Japanese Superstition.

If guest leaves Japanese hotel
without paying his bill a broom is
dressed up, his name is attached to It,
and ii is inverted as a sign of disre
spect, W L. Hildburgh said IN lee
ture on Japanese popular magic before
the Japan society, London corre-
spondent of the New York Sun writes
Complaint. he added Is then made
to the figure. and It Is ordered to bring
the money next day. Farmers heat
beans TO find out what the weather ie
going to be. and sacrifice black
horse If they want rain. Paper anu
let's are used during Thunderstorm
and shopkeepers at the end of each
year conduct demon dispelling cere
monies
To avoid litigation the person who
fears it bathes in the twilight on the
fourth day of the fourth month In
villages wells are covered over during
eclipses of the noon, as the people be.
lieve that poison drops from the sky
at that time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-13
Lees MeA.

A prominent Methodist bigA1D is
quoted e. having warned the Dsaoas of
a certain congrega alton aestnG9 Dut
ting their trust In lean men. TAo ban
man. he says, takes himself too oaEt
ously, 10 inclined TO be hypercritical
and to regard himself self-appointel
inspector Of the universe"
The good bishop draws conclusions
too sweepingly. There are lean men
and lean men, some lean, perhaps.
through meanness, others through her
edity or chronic illness. We protest
against the generalization that BE-
cause q mans waistline 10 scsnt his
character is warped The old dictum
that nobody loves a fat man should
not be reversed so abruptly, as ii there
was nothing to be said on the other
side.
Girth, like bald head, Is but poor
index of what IL In the heart One
greatly fears that the bishop is ro-
tund gentleman who falls into the
quite natural error of believing that
some necessary relationship exists be-
tween his own physical proportions
and his own undoubted qualities of
grace 1t has always been hard for
a crosseyed man TO understand that
any beauty or virtue attached to eyes
that were straight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-13
Appropriate Enouah.

The vicar of Leeds. England. Doctor
Bioksrsteth. tells of a clergyman who
ranS him up on the telephone to ash
IL he would consent to his taking g
obey" was left out. He replied that
he WAS not the bishop. but was toler
ably certain that the bishop would not
allow him to omit the word.
But who h the lady going tt
marry" he inquired.
The answer was: She is going to
marty . doctor
He then askea: Would she mina
n yvs put n the word consult N
stead~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

seven o'clock. Mrs. Il. l.. Bradford IL
instructor and an invitation to Join lis
extended to those who have had sJme
instructions rs well as 10 beginners.
The Sepewa Campfire Girls will meet
Friday afternoon at four o'clock.
The last meeting of the Campfire
girls was held at the home OF Louise
Trenenberg n was particularly i'm
pressive. The girls all wore their In
dian ostume and Ave woodgatherers
became Firemakers under the guild
a e Of Miss Jane Heron. the guard
la".
The Count. which is the minutes
arranged In the meter OF Hiawatha.
was written by Eileen MOrdy and
Grace Stortz.
A social hour and general good
time. including refreshments. follow,
ed the ceremonial part OF the even
ing.
The Home Nursing lesson which
was " have been given at the meet
ms Of Las Amigos this week was
postponed until next Thursday.
At a business meeting OF Las
Amigos u was decided to ask Mrs.
Belle Maxwell Cain OF Dallas, Texas.
a dramatic reader and impersonator
OF exceptional ability, 20 give an en-
tertainment under the auspices of the
Y. w. G. A. The business Girls club
viii. be responsible FOR a part Of the
expel,se and viii have charge OF ar
rangoments for the entertainment,
the place for and date OF which will
be announced later.
The regular Bible class will meet
Thursday at half past seven o'clock
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the University in 1889 by Legislative
Act"
There will be talks By other we'll
known speakers and several musical
numbers.
The program will be given Friday
afternoon. February 81 at two o'clock.
February Is Ia the real date Of the
anniversary but the committee felt
thai saturday would be an %inconven-
tent day for the celebration,
Plans are well under way for the
Washington Birthday celebration
which will be held al the armory. SAT-
urdsy. February 81.
The AFFAIR will be similar TO the one
Of last year. with several additions
and improvements and should be a
great success.
o.
Mrs. Dave Weinman Is entertain
ing at bridge next Tuesday after
noon In honor Of Mrs. Ira Rothber-
ger of Denver.
Mrs. Louis Hunlng and Mrs. Wal
ter Connell have Issued invitations
for two auction bridge afternoons
next week, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31
Comings and Coings
of Your Friends
in Albuquerque

Miss George sherman. who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. ]. A.
Hubbs. for the past three months.
left Wednesday for her heme In Chi
.caEo. Tier father. MIR. G. A. sher-
man, spent Wednesday In AlbuQuer-
que en- route from the Pacific COST
60 Chicago. and Miss sherman. who
had planned 10 remain until next
week, decided TO accompany him.
The public Appearances OF Miss
sherman, M Of the most gifted so
pranos ever heard here. were great
~ enjoyed by music lovers.
Mr. and Mrs. y. E.s Dearth ana
family left tnls week for Las Vegas.
whore they win reside In the future.
Mrs. sydney Rosenwald has gone
TO Springer, ~ A.. for a whit. after
which she viii 30 20 Denver for a
few weeks. Mr. Roaenwald. who
has zone east on an extensive buying
trip VIII join his @iss 81 Denver.
Mira Harry Weller has gone to a.
Louis for q six weeks visit with her
parents.
AIRS. W. W Clark Of Joplin. no.
left Monday evening for her home
after . few days visi, with Mrs her
nard Iifeid.
Word has been received here Of
the birth OF q daughter 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenso Grad a. their villa IN
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WANTED.

WANTED-TenRnt for storerOom in
the hear, OF business district. espe-
cially adapted for grocery business.
A firm with an already established
business preferred. Living rooms
above and small warehouse on track
within two blocks included In leas-
70 desired. Excelient opportunity for
right parties. Address PostOfhce
Box Ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-31

Criticised Edited and Revised
II you ave a script about which
you are doubtful. send Il TO me with
n and set a detailed criticism, with
suggestions for It's Improvement
Scripts put IN proper form ana mar
keied az usual rates.
ID. r. LANE The Scenario Man.
Box 2tis Albuquerque, y, Y.
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McMurray n his wife.
A NEEDLE PARTY.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Sam Liv-
ingston, SiG West Iron avenue. enter
tained the @. l. A. TO the u. OF l.. E.
with a very pleasant needle party.
After much talking and a little sew
Ing the ladies' were invited into the
dining room where n delightful sup
per was served. The table had a love-
ly centerpioce Of fragrant pink and
white carnations. with ferns.
Those present were Mrs. r. W.
Manning. Mrs. Elmer Bryant, Mrs.
sydney Hockett. Mrs. James Camp
bell. Mrs. +. Requadt. Mrs. sam Liv-
ingston. Jane and Mary LIVINGSTON.
Mrs. j. H. Holman. Mrs. Edward
Spwers, Mrs. q. Garrison, Mrs. Cecil
Phillips Mrs. George Cochran. Mrs.
Hames Mcguire. Mrs. Alfred Good
rich, Mrs. Mary shafer, and Mrs. VIII
Thomas
The Eccentric club will meet next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Henry
Rogers. 1893 West Tijeras avenue.
Mrs. william King, 327 North
Fourth street, was hostess TO the
Wednesday Afternoon Sewing club
this week n served a delicious
lunch. Mrs. Ed Price OF Tacoma,
Wash, was a guest OF h club.
Interest In tho Physical Culture
club continues to grow. Large
crowds are present az each meeting
and Il II impossible TO admit into
the class all who wish 20 join. Mrs.
j. 8. Easterday Is In cnarge and from
now on will be assisted by some OF
the older girls who have learned the
drills.
The wednesday ThImbie club viii
be entertained next week by Mrs. r.
H. Asselin.
sirs. l.. Kempenlch will be hostess
to the German club next Thursday.
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution held their regular busi-
ness meeting followed by a delight
ful social hour at the home OF Mrs.
r. II. Pollock this afternoon.
NAAhs Af'tAhAA HAANt
the Wednesday Sewing club delight
fully this week.
The Microbes club met this week
with Mrs. J. q. Gentry and complet-
ed the reading OF Stoddard's lecture
ON Japan. A delectabie lunch was
served. Those present were Mrs. r.
Hunt. Mrs. q. Calkins. Mrs. NJ. G.
swayne. Mrs. c. Phjlbrick. Mrs. f.
Pomerank. Mrs. r. Blake. Misses Al
ma and Rhoda swayne. and Mrs
n. Mobicy and Miss Jean Mobley OF
Little Rock. ARK.
d
The recently organized Music club
wishes To make the following an
nouncemcnt:
An those who wish 90 become as
soclato members % the Thursday
Morning Musical club are asked 10
communicate with Mrs. Frederick
winn. i2si West Central avenue. or
to come To the next meeting, which
viii tab place at the woman's club,
Thursday. February the twelfth at
ten o'clock.
Dues for associate membership
are three dollars a year and anyone
who Is Interested In music II ellgi-
bile for this membership.
The Tuesday Literary ciab met
this week with AIRS. J. II. Wroth n
enjoyed the following program:
subject-Italian Painting.
Current Events-Mrs. Raymond
Stamm.
Glass Study-"The Obedience n
Modern Work-i600-is9t" Mrs. IL.
n. Henlng.
paper-"Guido Rent n HIS
Works" Mrs. Max Nordhaus.
Paperz'Nineteenth Century Paint
ing IN italy" Mrs. NJ. r.. Hickey.
The club will hold rs next meet
ing az the home OF Mrs Max Nord-
haus