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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-24
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 Mrs. w. II. Graves luncheon for Miss Eleanor Matthews. Miss Kathleen Moore. hostess for Miss Marguerite Sibley. Mrs. Godbee's tea for her guests. Miss Helen Keiser's Lyric party for Miss Glover.
 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2e. Miss Perkins compliments Miss Sibley at bridge party. Miss Gregg's luncheon for Miss Mat thews.
 Miss Edith Bowron entertains Whit worth-Matthews wedding party.
 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27. Miss Eleanor Graves Matthews weds MT Charles Whitworth of Nashville Miss Messer's luncheon for Miss Sibley Country club luncheons. Temple Emanu-El chapter dance at the Phoenix club
 Norwood Forty-two club meets with Mrs. c. H. Krauss Mrs Black and Miss Black entertain at tea.
 Mrs. Arthur Barton entertains Wedncs- cay Bridge Luncheon club. Miss Nellie Haylow hostess to the Bechcelor Girls.
 THURSDAY. OCTOBER &. Miss Nell Cosby, a luncheon hostess, for Miss Marguerite Sibley.
 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29. Miss Mary Sibley and Mrs Charles Heidt entertain for Miss Sibley. Mrs Hal Dumas compliments Miss Martha Glover. Dinner-cance at the Newspaper club.
 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Powell honor Miss Keife.
 Miss McClary's luncheon at the South ern club flor Miss Marguerite Sibley, Dinner-dance at the Phoenjx club
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R A N D o M N o T E S

Among the out town guests for the Ryder-Glover wedding will be Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Ryder, Miss Janet Ryder, Ga; MT. and Mrs. A. L. Jernigan from Pensacola, Fla. and Dr. and Mrs. E. Green from Newman, Ga.
 Mrs. E. M. Mcclellan has as her guests Mrs. Will Labatt and Miss Daisy Clowman of Talladega.
 
 Miss Robina Gallacher is resting well at her home in Norwood after an op- eration on her throat.
 MT. and Mrs Harry E. Cassady of Dresden, O., are visiting Miss Nell Hop wood.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Black, Jr., have re- turned from their wedding trip and are at home with MT. and Mrs. John Black, Sr
 
 Miss Mabel Marler has returned from the reunion in Selma.
 Mrs. Otto Schultz is visiting her pa- rents in Anniston.
 Mrs. Mel Smith and her daughter, E<iiliys nave TeLuTneQ rom a NlSlL 10 Mrs. M. J. Mopes of Montgomery. Mrs. Hubert Moore will leave Monday for Eufaula to spend two weeks with her mother. Mrs. R. B, Blair. Miss Maud Carter of Jasper is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Motley. Mrs. P. V. Carson has returned to Me- ridian, Miss, after visiting Mrs. War ren Barnett. MT. and Mrs. J. D. Moore have re- turned from trip to New York and Atlantic City. Mrs. J. A. Turnipseed and son are spending several weeks with her pa- rents. MT. and Mrs. F. G. Mcconnell of Atlanta. MT. and Mrs. J. L. Gleninster have moved to Shreveport. La. There will be called meeting of the Girls Social Service club Monday morning at 10:S0 o'clock at the home of Miss Mildred Jaffee. There will be free parliamentary drill at suffrage headquarters Wednes- day morning at 10 o'clock. All are in- vited.
 Mrs. Charles Jones will be hostess for the Huntsville Avenue Chautauqua circle Thursday.
 Mrs. Hallon Harris Fletcher, chair man. calls meeting of the fancy work committee of the doll bazar at her home on Highland avenue Tuesday aft ernoon at o'clock.
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 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Haver have taken an apartment at the Rdgely.
 The Womans Civic board will hold meeting at the library Tuesday morn- ing at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. J. N. Winston of Valley Head is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Turnipseed.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

Miss Dorsey Harris compliments Miss Glover.
 Halloween dance at Birmingham Motor ard Country club.
 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ?. Miss Kettle Sibley hostess at a buyet supper for the Riley-Sibley wedding party.
 Mrs. O. B. Atkins honors Miss Glover.
 "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER B. Riley-olJay wedding at high noon. Dunn-Cobbs wedding in Montgomery church.
 Sample Seals nuptials.
 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. Roberson- Cunningham marriage taken place.
 Miss Hughlette Adams bridge party for Miss Glover
 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 5, Miss Kathleen Hayes gives linen shower for Miss Martha Glover.
 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER G. Dinner-dance at the Country club.
 MONDAY, NOVEMBER s. Ryder-Glover wedding solemnized. Reception at the Birmingham Newspa- per club.
 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS. Harris-kent wedding in Ensley.
 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S.i l.s General Sumter chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution bridge party at the Southern club.
 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. Opening ball at the Phoenix club. Thanksgiving bail at the Southern club. Prlnce-HuShes wedding so1enanfzed
 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9. Senior dance at the Margaret AIler school
 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24. Growlers holiday dance.
 MONDAY, DECEMBER 27. K. M. T. club gives Christmas dance.
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DUNN-COBBS
 WEDDING PERSONNEL

wedding in which a wide circle Of friends is deeply interested, that of Miss Mary Cobbs to MT. William Dunn, will be solemnized Wednesday evening" Mo- vember 3, at S:30 o'clock at St. Johns church in Montgomery. This church was built by the great grandfather of the bride Bishop Cobbs. and the cere- mony will be performed by the Rev F. E. Cobbs. her uncle.
 Miss Cobbs will have as her attend ants Miss Dorothy Cobbs. a sister. maid of honor Mrs. c c. Leslie of Montgom- cry and Mrs. F. M. Mason of Birming- ham, matrons of honor, and Miss Fan nie Dunn. a sister of the groom; Miss Eleanor Wilcox of Jacksonville, Fla; Miss Netta Jones and Miss Virginia Abercrombie of Montgomery. as brides maids.
 MT. Evans Dunn of Birmingham will be his brothers best man and MT. Dunn has asked the following to act as groomsmen: Mir. W. H. Hurter. Dr. Will liam Wescott both of Montgomery.
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MAY ENJOY LUNCHEON
 AT THE PRESS CLUB

The Birmingham Newspaper club was the scene of a number of luncheon par ties yesterday. Among the guests noted at the various tables were Miss Kathryn Donahoe. Miss Imelda Coin, Miss Claire O'Connell, Mrs Frank s. White, Mrs. C.. G. Brown, Mrs. s. B. McGruder, Mrs. w. R. Riggs. Mrs. A. P. Jenkins, Mrs. Nal colm Argo, Miss Margaret Rust, Miss AL gie Ashe, Miss Heath Dickson, Miss Le- lia Wood. MT. and Mrs. J. F. Slater, Mrs. w. M. Anderson, Mrs. l.. F. Grace, MT. and Mrs. c. R. Plosser Miss Lyman, Miss Julia Todd, Mcintyre, Ga.; Miss Sallie Will Hulsey, Miss Margaret Prendergast, Miss Lillian Hughes, Miss Kitty Sibley, Miss Kathryn Hutchinson, Mrs Nina II. Perry, Miss Estelle Strickland, Miss Kathleen Nesbitt, Miss Nellie Haylow, Miss Dorsey Harris, Miss Katharine Ross, Miss Etoile White.
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MRS. FORBES LUNCHEON
 FOR MISS SHELBY

Mrs Brooks Forbes was hostess at a pretty luncheon party at the Southern club yesterday to honor Miss Margue- rite Sibley, a bride-elect
 large mahogany basket, filled with crimson dahlias, adorned the center of the table and at each guests place several of these bright colored flowers were used with dainty cards.
 Those enjoying the hospitality were: Miss Marguerite Sibley, Miss Alma Messer, Miss Nell Cosby. Miss Mary Ellen Perkins, Miss Helen McClary, Miss Kathleen Moore. Miss Mary Sib- ley, Mrs. B. D. Sibley and the hostess. Mrs. Forbes.
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ter Miss Mildred Pledger. The house was beautifully decorated with ferns and white chrysanthemums. Two con- tests were enjoyed and later in the evening sandwiches and punch were served. Those present were Miss Ila Jennings, Miss Louise Tubbs, Miss Paul. inc Stiph. Miss Russell Tidwell, Miss Jessie Fitzgerald Miss Mamie Wallace, Miss Mattie Hursten of Tuscumbia, Miss Lillie Mcclure, Miss Mildred Hurd, MT. Phillips, MT. Wallace MT. Dabsden, MT, Terrell Mir Lowell, MT. Baugh, MT. Jen- nings MT. Carl Pledger and MT. Burt Pledger.
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be the inspiration or number or de- lightful prenuptial parties during the next fortnight.
 Monday Miss Helen Keiser will com- pliment Miss Glover at Lyric party.
 Thursday Mrs. Hal $. Dumas VIII De hostess at a bridge party.
 Saturday Miss Dorsey Harris will en- certain informally for Miss Glover.
 Tuesday, November 2, Mrs. o. B. Alt kins will honor this lovely bride-elect at a card party.
 Thursday, November A. Miss Glover will be honoree at a bridge party at which Miss Hughlette Adams is to be hostess.
 Friday, November 5, Miss Kathleen Hayes gives a shower for Miss Glover.
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1 MT. and Mrs. Robert c. Stobert are at the Blackstone in Chicago. Miss Sallie Nash Laney of Columbus, Ga, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary Cotton.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Warren have named their little son, William Till
 man Warren, Jr
 The following guests from out-of- | town will arrive the first part of the week for the Whitworth- Matthews wedding Mrs. w. A. Saffold Miss Eve I lyn Saffold, Mrs. William c. Oates and Mrs. Mary Harrington of Montgomery, l who will be with Mrs Edward D. Smith, Mrs. Leonard Whitworth, Mrs George Whitworth, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Grizzard, MT. and Mrs. Wickliff Ros- sitter. MT Banks Bennie, MT. Sidney Riddle and MT Keeling Phillips of Nashville and MT. and Mrs Louis Far ley. MT. and Mrs. Robert Ligon, Mir and Mrs. Bert Green and Mr and Mrs
 Arthur Lund.
 | Miss Margaret Terrell will return home this week after spending several | months with Miss Mary Hoover in Den yer. Miss Hoover will accompany her and be her guest for several weeks.
 
 1 Mrs. John Builder will leave Monday
 for Evanston, H., after being a guest
 of Mrs. w. D. Smith. l Mrs. Ralph Faulkner of Montgomery I is the guest of Col. and Mrs. w. J. Cameron at their home. Mrs. w. D. Parlow of Tuscaloosa is the guest of her mother. Mrs. J. T. l Nixon.
 l MT. and Mrs. J. B. Weakley are spending several weeks in New York, 1 Baltimore and other points of the east. MT A. K. Franklin Is a student at
 the Northwestern university in Chi- cago.
 Mr. and Mrs Van Lear Woodward of
 New York city are among the promi-
 nent visitors to the city. MT. Wood ward is brother of MT. Stanley Wood
 who formerly lived here and numbered her friends by the score. MT. and Mrs. Woodward are receiving many delight full attentions during their brief visit
 They are stopping at the Tutwiler. l Friends of Mrs. l.. Sevier will regret to know that the injury she sustained from a recent fall on the steps at her l home was more serious than first thought.
 A severe fracture of one limb will prob ably confine her to the hospital for at least two or three weeks Mrs. John Martin Couric and little daughter Charlotte of Thomasville, Ga, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Willis G. Clark.
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles I. McElvoy have taken apartments on Arlington avenue. Mrs. John Jemison has returned from Fortress Monroe, Va after visiting Miss Margaret Jemison.
 Mrs George IT. Rogers and Miss Flor cnce Rogers have returned home after very enjoyable visit of two months in New York city.
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thing for her state. as she is doing, don't you feel you would like to help in this way also?
 Mrs Woodruff has kindly consented to lend her house at Ii East Sixty-eighth street, for the first meeting of my com mittee on October 15 (Friday), at 430 o'clock.
 I do hope you will do me the honor to work with me.
 What work there is to do must be done before November 90.
 R. S. V. F. Very cordially,
 SUSAN GLOVER MAY. 122 Manhattan ave, city
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tertaining at luncheon at her beautiful nome for her Granddaughter, Miss Eleanor Graves Matthews, whose mar riage to Mir. Charles Whitworth will be brilliantly solemnized Wednesday evening. On Tuesday two other par ties will be given for the lovely Miss Matthews. Miss Cora Gregg will com pliment her at luncheon and that eve ming following the rehearsal Miss Edith Bowron will entertain the bridal party informally
 The first of series of delightful pre- nuptial parties for Miss Marguerite Sib- ley, whose marriage to MT. Henry 0ip- son Riley will take place Wednesday.
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RECEPTION FOR MEMBERS
 AT NEWSPAPER CLIJB

Extensive plans are being made for q beautiful reception to the members at the Birmingham Newspaper club. This entertainment will be an interesting event of Monday evening, November 8, and cards announcing the affair will be sent to members during the coming week. The entire club will be thrown open and with appropriate decorations and delicious re- treatments the evening promises to be one of the most enjoyable ever passed by members and their friends at the Press club.
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
 FOR BRIDE

A delightful shower was given on Thursday evening by Mrs. M. Damsky in honor of her sister, Miss Sallie Allen, a bride elect. Those assisting Mrs Damsky were Mrs. $. I. Ginsburg and Mrs J. Allen. Games of cards were en- joyed. Miss Della Davis won the prize. Miss Allen was presented with hand some cut glass vase. An ice course was served.
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THE COMING FORTNIGHT TO
 BE VERY GAY SOCIALLY

The next two weeks will be very gay in social circles, more so than at any other time during the fall and early winter season. There are to be num- Der of prominent weddings and the days preceding these nuptial affairs will be crowded with entertainments. complimentary to the lovely autumn brides-elect.
 Monday at 1 o'clock, Mrs. w. H. Graves will be a charming hostess, en-
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HALLOWEEN PARTY AT
 MOTOR AND COUNTRY CLUB

"get acquainted" Halloween party will be given next Saturday evening at the Birmingham Motor and Country club and members have received the following invitation. having a dainty and attractive water color covering:
 Come to the Halloween party at the Birmingham Motor and Country club. Saturday evening, October 30. Dance with the ghosts among the corn shocks and pumpkins. Have the witch tell your fortune. Play all the old fashioned games Apple cider on tap.
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MRS. HALL IS
 INFORMAL HOSTESS

Mrs c. V. Hall was hostess at spend- the-day party recently at her home to honor Mrs l.. sJ. White. Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock at table having
 dainty floral centerpiece, and the guests
 were Mrs. l.. J. White, Mrs. J. P. Weav- CT. Mrs. R. I. Busbee and Mrs. A. J. Nutall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-24
WILSON STEW ART
 WEDDING PLANS

The marriage of Miss Leita Stewart to MT. Harry F. Wilson, Jr will be solemnized Wednesday morning. No- vember, 3 at S:30 o'clock at St. Mary's- on-the- ghlands, the Rev. w. N. Clay brook officiating. MT. Harry F. Will son will be his sons best man and Mr. Enos R. S tewart will give his daughter in marriage
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HOSTS LAST EVENING
 AT COUNTRY CTJTE

The members entertaining guests at the Country club dinner-dance last evening were MT Alfred Shook. MT. w. T. Mar tin, MT, Oscar Underwood, IT, Mr. Rich ara Murphy, MT. Robert lHemphill, Jr.. Mr. Sterling Lanier, Mir. ]. NJ. Jones and MT. Stanley Woodward
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RYDER-GLOvER
 WEDDING PLANS

The marriage of Miss Martha Glover and Mir. Charles M. Ryder of New Or leans will take place Monday afternoon Novemberf 8, at o'clock at the home of the bride on South Sixteenth street The Rev. Preston Blake of the South side Baptist church will perform the ceremony.
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DINNER-DANCE AT
 PHOENIX CLUB

Beginning Saturday October 30, the entertainment committee of the Phoe- nix club wishes to announce that semi monthly Saturday night dinner-dances will be given at this popular club. The hour will be 9 o'clock.
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MRS. PEARSON CALLS
 MEETING OF COMMITTEE

Mrs. R. H. Pearson requests all chair
 men of the different committees for the Confederate ball. which will be given | early in November by the Williah l. fancey chapter of the United Daugh-
 ters of the Confectionery. to meet at her
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AFTERNOON TEA FOR
 REGENT BRIDE

Mrs. John Black and Miss Zoe Black have issued invitations for tea Wednesday afternoon at their home in Norwood complimentary to Mrs John Black, Jr., a recent bride.
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NORWOOD FORTY-TWO
 CLUB TO HOLD MEETING

The members of the Norwood Forty two club will be entertained Wednes- day afternoon by Mrs. c. H. Krauss.
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MISS HAYLOW TO
 ENTERTAIN CLUB

Miss Nellie Haylow will entertain the Bachelor Girls Wednesday afternoon at her home in Norwood
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The Sweetest of All in Accom-
 paniment

The Clark Irish Harp is admirably adapted to accompany the voice. Of all musical instruments there is none whose history is so rich in romance No other instrument has endeared it. self to so many people through Sd many ages.
 For particulars see
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MT. C. P. Noland, MT. F H. Morrow, MT. H. G. Seibels and Mir. David Rob- erts, Jr.
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COUNCIL OF WOMAN'S CLIJBS
 MEETS TUESDAY MORNING.

The Council of Women's club will meet Tuesday morning at 1:s0 in inc commissioners room, second floor. citv hall.
 The call is made by the Highland Book club, seconded by the Nineteenth Century club.
 The object of the meeting is to con slider cooperative plans for the early closing of the stores in Birmingham, also the matter of inviting the Ala bama Federation of Women's clubs to meet in Birmingham in November, 1918. and other matters.
 The club presidents or their repre- sentatives are urged to be present at this important meeting.
 MRS. T. O SMITH, President. MRS. G. F. HARRINGTON, Secretry.
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You Can
 Play the Harp in 6 Weeks

The a V e ra g e person may &C., quire much pro- ficiency in six weeks study.
 M rs. Oliv e r Chalifoux guaran- tees to teach you a number of con- positions in a very few lessons.
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PARTIES PLANNED FOR MISS CL0VER

Miss Martha Glover. whose marriage to MT. Charles M. Ryder of New Orleans will be solemnized November 8. will
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residence Tuesday morning at 10
 o'clock. This is to be very important meeting.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON
 WITH MRS BARTON

Mrs. Arthur Barton will be hostess to the members of the Wednesday Bridge Luncheon club Wednesday at her home.
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MISS EMONDS TO
 ENTERTAIN CLUB

1 Miss Flora Emonds will be hostess
 to the Young Ladies' Auction Bridge | club Thursday afternoon at o'clock
 at her home in Norwood
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R. M. T. CLUB ANNOUNCES
 CHRISTMAS DANCE
 The members of the R. M. T. club will be hostes at Christmas dance Monday evening. December 27.
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FRIDAY NIGHT 500
 CLUB TO MEET
 Mrs. A. M. Boyer will entertain the Friday Night 500 club at their her home in Norwood
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Mrs. Hallon Harris Fletcher, chair man. calls a meeting of the fancy work committee of the doll bazar at her home on Highland avenue Tuesday aft ernoon at o'clock.
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Mrs. George H. Rogers and Miss Flor cnce Rogers have returned home afte very enjoyable visit of two month in New York city.
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Mrs. Charles Jones will be hostess for the Huntsville Avenue Chautauqua circle Thursday.
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Dr. and Mrs. Charles I. McElvoy have taken apartments on Arlington avenue. Mrs. John Jemison has returned from Fortress Monroe Va. after visiting Miss
 Margaret Jemson.
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Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Haver have taken an apartment at the Ridgely.
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MT. and Mrs. Robert c. Stobert are at the Blackstone in Chicago.
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The Woman's Civic board will hold a meeting at the library Tuesday morn- ing at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. J. N. Winston of Valley Head is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. E Turnipseed.
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There will be a free parliamentary drill at suffrage headquarters Wednes- day morning at 10 o'clock. All are in- vited.
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Mrs. John Martin Couric and little daughter Charlotte of Thomasville. Ga, are the guests of Rev and Mrs. Willis c. Clark
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-23
Special Meetings VIII be Held Under
Direction Of Pastor, William
r. Neil, Beginning
Tomorrow.
CONTINUE TO EASTER
Or. e. A. Scheii Will Speak Next Sun.
day. Which Will be
Decision
Day.

There will be special program for
'lenten services at the Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal church commencing
Wednesday evening, March "a. The
services will continue until Easter.
These services will be in charge OF
the Rev. William H. Neil. pastor of
the church. ....
The public Is invited to attend any
and all of these services, and the
membership OF the church is urged to
be at these Lenten meetings, as the
faith and doctrine Of the church will
be taught
Following Is the schedule Of serv-
ices which begin tomorrow night:
WFDNESDAY-Opening service in
charge of Sunday school, with a very
interesting program. Subject of med
itation, Childhood and Youth OF
Jesus"
THURSDAY-A gospel song serv-
ice, followed by meditation upon
the Public Ministry of Christ"
What has 1t meant to me?
FRIDAY-Praise service. Media
ton on 1.-THE Early GENTLE Church.
Growth and Persecution"
I SUNLAY-Decision day in the Sun
day school. Sermon at 10:45 by DR..
E. A. scheil. president Iowa Wesley
an college. Sermon at 1880 p. m. by
pastor on His Triumphant Entry
MONDAY-The Junior League viii
have charge Of the opening service,
under the leadership of its superin-
tendent, Miss Ritter. Meditation,
THE Reformation and its Leaders"
TUESDAY-In charge of the Ep-
worth League, with good program
Meditation, Modern Christianity and
Christian ProgI ess."
WFDNESDAY-Pra and praise
service. Meditation, Our Covenant
Symbols" Followed by the Sacra-
ment of Baptism.
THURSDAY-Song service and
scriptural work by the Junior League
under the direction of Miss Ritter.
Meditation on .'Way we are Metho-
Fdists."
FRIDAY-A quiet hour followed by
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
SUNDAY, EASTER DAY--At the
morning service will be the reception
Of members into the church.
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work on New Station.

CHICAGO, March 23.-Thousands
of unemployed men were put to work
today on Chicagos mammoth new
union station. a S65,000,OOO project,
which will be completed December
IS, 1918, according to plans. inc
new plant will house the pennsylvania
lines, the Chicago, Milwaukee ana 81,
paul the Chicago, Burlington and
Ouincy and the Chicago and Alton.
II does not mean a consolidation OF
any OF the railroad terminals, simply
the replacing the structure at Adams
Canal streets with a great plant.
The erection of the station en-
braces several difficult engineering
feats, chief among which Is the
Strengthening of the Chicago river for
several blocks. The new station is
going up to the south Of the present
one, occupying the blocks between
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for the Streckfus line steamers. said
yesterday that II the Moose bathing
beach and amusement park is made as
big an attraction as Is planned at
the present time that it will prove a
big drawing card this summer for ex.
cursions from Quincy and Burlington.
The Streckfus company will land
their excursions from other cities at
the Moose beach this summer. in all
probability. he said. In the past peo-
pie coming here on excursions. espec-
tally on Sunday were able to find lit
tie or nothing in the way OF amuse-
ment. It is believed the bathing beach
will provide this and prove big draw
ing card for the excursions.