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Birthday Party Given.

Mrs. G. Cochran. OF Patton's run.
celebrated her ffty-fourth birthday an.
niversary Monday evening. Various
diversions were planned which were
enjoyed by all the guests who were in
attendance. A delicious luncheon was
served. Mrs. Cochran was the recipi
ent of many useful gifts. The guests
included Miss Alberta Groppe. Mrs,
Charles Groppe. Mrs. Carl Teaman
Mrs. Clyde Ring. Miss Anna Teaman,
Mr.. Robert F1Dney. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Ring. Mr.. Ralph Coey, Mr.. Higg. Mr..
Ernest Teaman. Miss Florence Ring
Letha Gschendler. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold David
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hicks and
babe. Mr.. Willis Schnegg. Miss Eliz
abeth Schnegg. Miss Anna Stringer
Mr.. Earl Finney. Mrs. John Townsend
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NEWS BRIEFS

NICHOLAS REED PARoIED-
Nicholas Reed. the pepper" sent to
the workhouse for 30 days from police
court, was paroled yesterday morning
by the mayor. The young man is 20
years OF age. and has been given over
10 his father who promises that ne
VIII watch him hereafter.
DIVORCES, NIx-There is n great
falling of In the number OF divorce
cases Med in the circuit court. accord
ing 10 information CLEANED. Just why
this Is true. has not been made known.
FINISH STREET WoRk-Street
work IL being rushed by the street de-
partment and will most all be finished
before the real cold weather sets in.
The last paving job. Alley c.. from
Twelfth street north was finished yes
terday morning. Three gangs are en-
ployei on the work
POLICE COURT BLANK-Yester-
days police court was blank. not A
single offender being found Monday
or Monday night. Everything tending
to trouble was hushed up before the
flame got a start. and fights that might
nave caused arrests. failed 10 ma
terialize.
GRAN. cHARrER-A charter was
granted by the West Virginia sunday
school Association yesterday to the
Aduit Btble class of the FIRST Baptist
church at Hinton. The total number OF
organized Adult Bible classes TO date IL
SELECTED CLASS HIsToRIAN-P.
J. mckinley. OF this city. has been Sc
lected class historian OF tho law gradu-
ating class Of the University OF Virginia
SYRIAN MIGHT scHooL-Another
syrian night school has been opened up
on tho South side. under tho direction or
rev. Paul Abraham. pastor Of the Syrian
Catholic church.
SOLICITING sUBsCRIPTIors-M
Thomas ]. Niece. Of New York Is IN
inc city soliciting subscriptions for
The Missionary r. paper. which will
BE- distributed through the state in ad .
vance OF the coming Of the Pulpit Faith
crs. who will conduct missions in the
Wheeling diocese.
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CITY UNION
MEETING HELD
KINGS DAUGHTERS ASSEMBLED
AT ST. lukE's CHURCH TO
TRANSACT BUSINESS.
offieers Were Elected and Reports
Given Of the Various conven-
tions-Mrs. Reed Presided.

The City Union OF Kings Daughters
held their meeting in ST Luke's p.
T. church. on the Island Tuesday
evening Mrs Robert ]. Reed. the
secretary, and Mrs. s. p. Christian.
the newly elected State president.
conducted the services, which ad-
mitted 10 new members to the order
OF Kings Daughters. the newly elect
ed members to name the circle to
which they wish to belong. This is
the first service Of the kind conducted
here. and proved quite interesting.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Jacob Brittingham. who conduct.
ed the devotional exercises. Mrs. T..
c. Burke gave an interesting account
of the convention at Charleston. Mrs.
Robert J. Reed gave an account of
the Central Council meeting in New
York. from which place she has lust
returned. An invitation was extended
TO the International president, Mrs.
Evans, to be present in May and give
a talk to the Kings Daughters OF the
city.
The next meeting OF the City Union
OF Kings Daughters will be held in the
First United Presbyterian church in
February. The officers elected last
evening are:
Leader. Mrs. Charles Proudfoot:
secretary, Mrs. Bendel: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. T. c. Burke; treasurer.
Miss Lila Little.
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Aunt Sally's Advict
to Beauty Seekers

Red Nose The nose D. a more deli
cate organ than most people Imagine.
should be touched a. little ~ roaalhIr
Tor undue redneEs. the treatment recon-.
lnended in TIE following paragraph viii
Pc found effective Apply without rub
hfnF
MUDDY skin The sanesf. safest and
surost method o. SWING "a clear. EeaIfht.
transparent aprearauro 90 the ronrrlna
Jon o. auulT ordinary mrrrullgan was
gverg niHht for from one 90 two werEa.
This waE ohfainahle af any drug af0r
lone ounce a. sufficient. actually tales
~ bad complexion ~ gently and
rruduallg ahaorhing thr thin Veu IN
Furfare skin. The new skin then Dol nuI.
deure O. aa fresh end rolrefV 49, u younr
rirIa Tho uaE D. applied like cold
cream ard washed OF mornings
Wrinkle. a harmless lotion made ~
f0IluwH. has been found very effective fn
cases ~ wrinkle and crows feet. Pow.
ifred raroilff. 4 ~ dissolved in witch
Lafei p o. Hafhs fhe fare in fhls d4Ie
Ter - hiis ~ ouIanH Realm
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" Nee maxwell
We Done some globe frutflnr in NV dino
I've gone from place % place
ln every land and every cline
Encountered every race
I've seen the pafaEoufau Wild
IhU dreamy HfuEafrar
tne hussian pcaHant. meek and mild.
The thrifty faraueae
I've hohnobhrd with az Arab shriE
An eke FiIi chief.
know the Dialect they speak
To- far-uff Tfufriffr
7 ~ heard most every sort OF speech
That's spoken on fhir earth
tfufu polished French Co monkey afr fr.n
Prom Argentine o. Perth
I've studied tongues ~ every are
Huf never dld detect
such talk a. passes on the stage
For German dialect
Prom Judge
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ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTEDs.

STAMM-Wayne Ferguson, Kenova
w. Nj. Dunlap. West Alexander, Pa.
+. p. Grosscup. Charleston: o. IL
Woofter. Kenova; J. L. Davidson.
Ashland. Ohio.
MecIure-Herbert NJ. Blair. Weston
w. NJ. Conway. Charleston; r.. e.
Taylor. Parkersburg: a. T.. Youmans
Marietta, o.; w. +. Ramsey, Morgan
town; d. J. Jones, Wellsburg; w. s.
Trace, GAINESVILLE. o.: s. NJ. Carter
line. Fairmont; Miss NJ. G. Conner
Charleston; Ii. +. Williams and wife
II. ID. Councill, Charleston; George w
johnson. Parkersburg: n. T.. MerkIe
Charleston: Mrs. ]. F. Krier. F. NJ
OBrien. Charleston: r. NJ. CrowI
New Cumberland: Joe II. Ryan. Cald-
well, o.; George Thornburg, f. B.
Hubbard, st. Clairsville. o.: Z. C.
Burkham, East Liverpool, o.; Chas
Bushala. GAINESVILLE, o.
GRAND CENTRAL. r. Covert
GAINESVILLE. o.; j. W. Preston. Steub-
enville, o.; Milton Hedges. West Lib
erty; Thos. ID. Conway. Board Tree;
b. F. Finnegan. Cameron.
6RUNsWick-F. f. Arnold. East
Liverpool: +. NJ. George. Clarksburg:
John Sharpe. Steubenville. o.
Hal w. DePue. OF Spencer. promi-
nent Democratic politician. arrived in
the city yesterday on business.
Harry s. Miller left last night for
his former home at Jewett, o., to re-
euperate from severe attack OF ton
silitis.
Hon. r. =. Grosscup. of Charleston.
Chairman OF the West Virginia Pana-
ma-Pacihc Exposition Commission.
arrived in the city last night. enroute
home from Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Becker and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Backes OF North Main
street have returned home from Mar
ietta, Ohio. where they went to at
tend the funeral OF their aunt, Mrs.
Peter Backes.
William Stewart who is an employe
OF the Pennsylvania railroad Is de-
tained at his home in North Wheeling
on account Of illness
+. +. Barber of Brewster. Ohio.
travelling passenger agent of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
spent Monday in the city transact
ing business.
VIII Harwick, an employee Of the r.
o. railroad. is spending a few days
at ameron transactinR business.
Frank Woods OF Pittsburg spent the
hrst Of the week in Fulton transact
ing business.
Edward Lund of Elm Grove will
leave today for Iowa where he will
make his future home
Mrs. Robert J. Reed will return
today from New York where she has
been for the past two weeks.
G. W. Bente Is a business visitor in
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Harry Superior Is suffering
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Dinner Party.

Mrs. Kenyon Joyce OF Texas city.
Tex, who has been the guest OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Jones OF
the Island was honor guest at a dinner
given by Mrs. =. L. Stone at her resi-
dence Tuesday evening. The din
ner was prettily appointed with COW
ers laid for:
Messrs. and Mesdames j. Sumner
Jones, w. +. Rownd. J. shewen Gibbs.
Jr, p. l.. Stone. Mrs. Kenyon Joyce.
Mr.. r. J. Stone.
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ENDS SQUABBLE

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov 17-secrc-
tary Of State Graves ended a sauabbl.
In Jefferson county to-day over the al
pointmeut Of an election board men.
Der By appointing Frank McLister. Of
Mingo Junction. Democrat. 20 succeai
kobet. l.. iagorty. Democrat. a. a
member OF that body.
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This afternoon at St Matthews
church Prof. Smyser. OF Wesleyan
college will speak in the Sunday school
rooms OF the same church. he
is here under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Literary Club on the topic
chosen is Our Era and Its Impression
on Modern Literature" Modern lit
erature is being studied by the club
this season and the talk in this con-
nection will be OF special interest TO
all. The public is cordially invited TO
the lecture and admission is free. All
who are in any way interested in lit.
erature are sure to enjoy the talk.
Prof. Smyser was here last season
and spoke on the Holy Grail"
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The last sad rites over the remains
Of the late Mrs. Cecilia Mueller. wh1
passed away Monday afternoon a. the
family home No SIS GrandvieW street.
viii be held tomorrow morning ~
3 30 o'clock. Requiem high mass viii
b. celebrated az O'Clock al 81 Al
phonrns church and interment viii 90
IN NE Calvary cemetery Mrs Muel-
ler's death resulted from an attack OF
asthma and dropsy that she has been
suffering from since February She H.
survived nv her husband. Dennis
Mueller and the following children
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Mr5. Rebecca Coffman. Of No. 1881
Chapline street. passed away Monday
evening Following aprotracted illness.
The deceased was i'm the eighty sixth
year Of her age and had been ailing
Tor some time. Funeral services will
be held at the home Of her son. r. G..
Cohnan this afternoon at o'clock.
and interment will be In Peninsula
cemetery. Rev. jackson. OF the SimD-
son VI. r. church will oTiciate.
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Arion Kaffee-vIsite.

Thursday the members OF the Arion
Society will enjoy their pre-Thanks-
giving Kaffee- Visite. Mrs. William
Elig Is the chairman Of the committee
In charge and fine time is antici-
pated. Turkey and other delicacies
OF the season Will be served. Cards
will be enjoyed in the afternoon and
dancing in the evening.
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Tho City Union Of Kings Daughters
held their meeting az the St. Luke's p
y. church Tuesday evening Mrs w
W Irwin. the president 81 the CITY
Union. was In charge Of the meeting
Mrs. .. =. Christian. the newly elected
state president led the devotional ser
vices. Mrs. Thomas Carol Burke
delegate tot the convention a. Charles
ton gave n report % her trip There
vas large attendance and officers
uere elected
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Y. w. c. A. Committee

The ladies In charge Of tho baby
booth Of the bazaar 20 be given under
the auspices of the Young Wowen's
Christian Association December 2 and
4. met With Mrs. Harold Young at
Park View on "wednesday afternoon
and sewed. Many dainty articles Of
wearing apparel for the babies we're
furnished Those who sewed were.
Mesdafnes Charles Aul. william
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MINNEHAHA SPRINGS. W. Va. Nov.
1.-THE hunting season which closes
December nrst. Is at its heighth now.
and has been a very successful one. thu
past week being the record breaker Of
the season great deal Of deer chas-
ing II being engaged In, and four deer
have been killed very close 10 the club
tain. nve pointer buck. which was shot
by Hanson Alderman Another big deer
chase will be engaged I'm this coming
week. when large parties win arrive
from all parts OF the state.
Great preparations are being made
for the annual banquet TO be given No
vember 25-the day after Thanksgiving
large crowds are expected to arrive be-
fore Thanksgiving. and they will remain
for the banquet The banquet will prac-
tically close the hunting season. al
though n number will stay over for a
last hunt on Monday.
Those registered at the club this week
are:
Judge chas. 3. Dice. Lewisburg. w.
Va: W. A. Bratton, g. w SHARP. Sum
mers sharp. Ray VI. Goodsen. Paris ID.
neager. w; J. Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs. @.
w. Clark. Mrs q. W. Sharp. Mrs. SUM-
mers sharp. Marlinton. W, Va; II p
Herold. Mil Gap. w. Va; NJ. +. Herold,
Frost. w. Va
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EIks Open House roniobt

The local Elks are anticipating
their open house TO be observed al the
club this evening All members and
their families viii be in attendance.
Various games are planned for the
evening which the amusement com
pany hope will be enjoyed by many
guests. Dancing will also be INDUCED
in and moving pictures shown.
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The Columbia Club T. arranging for
dance 20 be given ~ the auditorium
or their building on Thanksgiving
evening. Efforts are being made by
the Cub members 90 have this the
greatest dance Of the season and the
best attended
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
wo,rsrs CLUE cALxrDAn.

wednesday. November 1s-Prof Smy-
ser-Auspices Woman's Literery Club
ST Matthews Lecture Room.
Thursday. November 10 - Martins
Ferry Woman's Club-Mrs. Alpaugh.
Thursday. November 19-The Outlook
Giub. Wellsburg-Hostesses Miss Louise
Rodgers and Mrs. T. G. Clark
Thursday, November welIsburr
Woman's Club-Hudson House
Friday. November 2O-Current Events
Rooms.
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SOCIETY
EVENING Pre-NuptiaI.

Miss Margery Brady was the recipi-
ent OF a pleasant courtesy Tuesday
evening when Mrs. ]. Benton Bellamy,
OF Highland Park. was hostess. A
daintily appointed luncheon was sery-
ed after which the guests enjoyed a
session of bridge.
The guests included:
Misses
Margery Brady Louise Wood
Eleanor Greer Ida Hubbard
Hester Brady Hettie Dalzell
Alice Brady
Messrs.
seorge Whitaker Mr.. Thorp
Everett Greer Alfred Brady
Harlan Wood Hugh Brady
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ST. James Sumner.

The men of the St. James Brother
hood OF St James Evangelical Luth-
eran church vii give a supper at the
church this evening. An exsellent
menu has been prepared and compe-
tent walters will serve the public. All
are welcome 20 attend.
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The wedding Of Miss Regina Lutz
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William }.
Lutz OF the Island and Mr.. Harold
Moore Sawyer OF Waverly. New York.
will take place this evening at o.
clock at the Lutz residence. $40 South
Penn street, Island.
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Ih- young ladies ~ the First Pres.
byteriau church met last evening IN
tneir new club rooms Miss Carria
zane gave a lecture on tho "Catha-
drala % Europe" Tier talk was IN
tereEting a. usual Following the
business u social hour Wa enfovad
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aarnea.NlehnrnalI

pretty wedding takes place at the
parsonage OF the Trinity Lutheran
church on the South Side Wednesday
when Rev. o. &. Dean unites in mar
riage Miss Elizabeth NiebergaIl,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nieber-
gall 10 Mr.. Paul Barnes. OF New Phil
adelphia, q. There are no attend
ants. The bride wears an attractive
suit OF blue with hat and gloves 20
correspond and a corsage bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley.
Following the wedding the young
people leave for Detroit. Cleveland aud
other points along the Great Lakes.
after which they Will be at home in
New Philadelphia. The groom Is the
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes,
Of Bethesda and was formerly OF this
city. lie Is now pharmacist Of New
Philadelphia
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Card Party.

The Ladies' Carroll Social Club will
enjoy another OF their afternoon card
parties this afternoon. Miss Esther
He'll and Miss Catherine Beattie are
In charge OF the affair. Following
Five Hundred a luncheon will be
served.
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Mrs. william Zarnitz OF warwood
entertained Tuesday evening At o.
CLOCK with dinner for her sister.
Elizabeth Niebergall whose marriage
10 Mr.. Paul Burnes takes place today
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For Miss Harr.

Mrs. James L. Armstrong and Miss
Katherine Hirnith entertained at the
nome OF Mrs. Armstrong at 1911 Jacob
street. The affair was planned for
MISS Hulda Harr. who win wed Mr..
Culbertson Crouch in the near future
This was one OF the many affairs to be
given for Miss Harr.
Covers were laid for:
Misses:
Sudred kincaid. Louise Hahns
osocnrane Hines, Clara Becker
DeA'rlce GORDON: Catherine Hirnith.
-. Mesdames:
Walter Davis. James seapon
John He'll. Herman Hedrfch
Geo. l. bratton, j. r.. Armstrong
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Next Monday evening the first OF
the series OF travel talks to be given
by Miss Rose Sweeney. will be given.
The talks will be illustrated by Ian
tern slides and will be given in the
A. o. u. w. Hall the same as last sea.
son. The first talk is on Rural Eng
land" and will take the audience into
parts OF England seldom seen by tour
lists. The second OF the series Is 20
be given December and the subject
Is Florence" The third OF the ser
les is on December IL. "A Little Jour
ney Into Italy"
The lectures are arranged under the
auspices of the Woman's Club and are
attracting a great deal OF attention.
Last year Miss Sweeney had a very
program and since she
was in Europe when war was declared
she Will be able TO tell much which
will be OF interest TO every one.
Tickets are for sale by all members
of the club.
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haf ni1fohrr ore not eaaeufiai 10
nfe hHa been shown bF ~ errerfrre~s
win Fuinff pies Dol Frame The little
animals. supplied sim aferIlrrI food
and rurIfed aIr rrrv en rsr cent
latter fHrn nfHfrn
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Obituary
Mrs. Elizabeth strIekIIn.

Mrs. Elizabeth. wife Of Geo. T..
Stricklin. passed away at the family
home near Cambridge. O.. az 10
o'clock y. m. Saturday. death resulting
rom Bnuemonia Deceased was IA
r. sixty-second year. and had been
. Tor about ave weeks. but her con-
iition had not been thought OF AZ seri-
~. Mrs. Stricklin was formerly 81
I'm Grove. W. Va News OF her
leath came ~ y severe shock to hsr
many friends. Besides her husband
he leaves 20 mourn her death six
children. Misses Eva and Mary at
home. Mr.. VIII Stricklln. OF Pitts
burgh. Pa. Perry C.. OF Washington.
Pa. Dorsey. Of Elm Grove and Arthur
a.. OF Wheeling. W. Va.
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coIored LadY.s Funeral.

Mrs. Francis Link. Mrs. Lawrence
Bietn. and r. J. Mueller.
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'fts ths iiveiisst svsr-iust raises my
cake - hieh ~ falls over my uans."|
saws Eertha TAYLOR. Monfriair. 81 ~ Or
Davis EatinG ruwdcr. The ruro fo,1
Kind 10r ~
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Weiss. Bates McClain. Harold Young.
Frank Klieves. Miss Nellie Friedel.
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Very impressive funeral services
we're held yesterday afternoon over
the remains ~ the late John Mckee.
probably the oldest business man In
the city. The services were held II
the family home No. 80 Eighteenth
street. IN charge Of DR. Thomas Grier
kocuiz. Following the services IN
terment was In Greenwood cemetery.
Mr. Mckee passed away Saturday
evening following q two days illness
Of pneumonia
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BOND FOR SUPPORT.
Charles Hshne Furnishes Bond For
support Of Hla WE

Charles Hahne was required 10 give
bond that he viii support his wife
when he was arraiEned on y non.sup-
port charge before Squire r. G. Hobbs.
last night In the county jail Several
witnesses we're examined Hahne's
bond was fixed az $3.50. which was
furnished
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For Miss Brady

Miss Eleanor Greer entertained
with luncheon Tuesday afternoon for
Miss Margery Brady whose marriage
10 Captain William Mitchell takes
place next week The appointments
We're OF green and white, the center
table being decorated in white chry-
santhemums and fern.
There were covers for: Mesdames
John b. Bellamy, Prentiss Abbott. OF
New York City: Misses Martha Irwin,
Hester Brady, Hettiz Dalzell. Eleanor
Nancy Peterson. Ida Hubbard,
Nancy Peterson. Ida Hubbard,
Margery Brady, Eleanor Greer.
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MANY HUNTERS AT
SPORTSMAN'S CLUB
sEAsoH WILL CLOSE N
TE8 STATE DEcE1E1EB 4.

Deer Chasing Near Allegheny club has
rroven Observation-Disclosures 20
Re Isld november AZ.
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Current Events Department.

Members OF the woman's Club will
be pleased 10 learn that Miss Julia
Morgan Harding will be here on Fri.
day afternoon to speak before the
Current Events Department Miss
Harding has recently returned from
the battle fields OF Europe and has
much 10 talk OF
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Island Bridge Club.

Mrs. Dave Tappan entertained the
members Of the Island Bridge Club
on Tuesday. This was the first Of
the series OF meetings for the year.
a luncheon was served to the follow
ing members; Mesdames W. Harry
Truschel. Harry Gilbert. William
Ward. George Hook. Frank Evans.
Harry Klieves, S. NJ. Noyes, Dave
TappAn, Dent Taylor, Frank p. Nc
Nell. Charles LETTERS. David Evans,
John Reid. Harry Northwood. Leo
Refer, William Schwertfeger Misses
Carrie Frazier, Carrie Copp. Hannah
Whaley.