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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
CELEBRATE 50 YEARS Welded
LIFE.

Fifty years ago Dec, rs, Ezra VIII
cher and Mary Ann Skinner were
united in marriage on the Skinner
farm which was located where is now
the city OF silvis. To celebrate the
happy anniversary Mr.. and Mrs. Will
cher entertained members of their
family at an informal gathering at
their home. 1881 Nineteenth street,
Tuesday. They were showered with
beautiful flowers and gifts of gold by
members OF their families and friends
in the surrounding cities. MIR. and Mrs.
Wilcher are the parents Of three chill
dren. two Of whom are living, Phil
Sheridan WiIcher and Morris H. Will
cher. There is one granddaughter,
Mrs. L. Paradise OF East Moline and
two grand sons, Frank Wilcher and
Robert Krenaman and two great
grand children. a boy and girl, chill
dren Of Mrs. L. Paradise. Mr.. WilCher
is in his list year and Mrs. WiIcher is
70 and aside from slight attacks OF
the grippe they are enjoying excellent
health. They were united In marriage
at the home Of the bride by Rev Mr.,
Champion of the Methodist Protestant
church and have lived in this county
throughout their entire lives and for
the last 30 years have made Rock Is
land their home. They have gained q
wide mountaineering throughout thf
county and many friends join in sin
cere congratulations on the happy oc,
casioD.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30

Miss Mabel Clara Alice Morris,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, George
Morris. 4l90 Fourth avenue, Moline,
last evening became the bride of Levi
IL. Ed, son Of the late Gust ia and Mrs.
Helen Ed. 406 Third avenue, Moline
The ceremony WAS performed In the
home Of the brides parents by Rev
X. S. Haney, pastor OF the Second
Congregational church, and an inter-
esting feature OF the service was in
the fact that the same bible and serv-
ice used al the marriage Of the BRIDES
parents 70 years ago was used in this
service. AT the hour OF the ceremony
Mrs. Jessie CLANCY Whaley Of Des
Moines played Hearts and Flowers"
as the bridal party took places for
the ceremony which was performed
beneath d bower formed in the bow
window Of the living room, and which
was banked with ferns and palms.
Bells In which were tiny electric
lights, were suspended from the bower
and festoons OF pale green and white
extended from the chandelier TO the
side walls Miss Esther Morris at
tended her sister as bridesmaid and
the groo1n's brother, Gilbert Ed
served his brother as best man The
bride wore a lovely gown of gloria
cloth trimmed In gold lace and it was
the same dress worn by her mother At
her wedding ~ years ago She wore
the full length veil and carried brides
roses, Her attendant wore green
crepe De ehien simply made and she
carried roses. At the conclusion of
the service a course luncheon was
served to the 40 guests attending the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Ed left last
evening for Chicago where they viii
reside temporarily while Mr. ED COM
pletes some construction work in
which he is engaged.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
PRETTY PARTY FOR CHILDREN.

Mrs. Harold W, Litten. at her home,
1884 Twenty-ninth street. entertained
at very pretty party yesterday aft
ernoon for her 7-months'-old daugh-
ter Janice. neighborhood friends be-
ing invited for the day The house
was wonderfully bright and pretty
with Christmas decorations and the
lighted tree was the delight Of the
little folks and their mothers. There
were number Of contests for the
children and Garnet Hill took the
prize for carrying the most peanuts
on q knife Helen Brown also receiv-
ing a prize in contest Refresh
ments were served and 3 pretty cake
holding lighted candles was an at
tractive feature. Each child received
as favor a Santa Claus box filled
with candy and each was likewise
given q gift from the Christmas tree,
much to their delight. Even the tiny
babies seemed TO enjoy the delight
full party, watching the other children
at their play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
HOUSEHOLDER
H.TNTLC ~,

top Of apple and serve on salad plates
with lettuce leaves.
Salad-Use white grapes, sliced
peaches (canned) and pineapples, pull
ed from the core with fork (if can
ned pineapples be used cut in small
bitst The grapes should be skinned,
cut in halves and seeded. Dispose these
in separate mounds on heart leaves Of
lettuce. Serve golden dressing in q
bowl Golden dressing; Heat one
fourth cup lemon juice and 0ne-fourth
cup other fruit juice pineapple,
orange and the likel in double boiler.
Beat two eggs. beat in from one-fourth
to one-half cup sugar and cook in the
hot liquid until spoon is well coated.
Remove from the fire to dish of cold
water, beat few minutes: when cold
and ready to use, fold in half cup Of
cream beaten firm.
Currant Puffs-Four cups -four, cake
compressed yeast. two tablespoons
shortening, two-thirds cup sugar, two
thirds cup currants, two eggs, one cup
milk, half teaspoon salt, teaspoon
rated lemon rind. Put flour in bowl,
soften yeast in two-thirds cup luke
warm water, beat into middle of -four,
combining enough -four to make very
soft sponge. When light scald milk
beat eggs we'll, add with all other in
gradients and work well with hand
tor Is minutes. Let rise again: when
light cut in portions from dough with
tablespoon and fry in deep lard, Just
before serving roll in powdered sugar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Verna Mae Hornecker daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Martin Horuecker.
and Clyde A. Beslor. son Of Mir. and
Mrs Henry BestoF, all Of CISCO, Ill.,
were united in marriage at 100
o'clock last evening at the Central
Presbyterian church. Rev David A.
johnson officiating. The ring cere-
mony was used. The young couple
were attended by Miss Grace Farrar OF
this city and Robert Neville Of Moline.
The BRIDES dress was Of white silk
crepe meteor and she carried bou-
quet of lilies Of the valley. Her at
tendant was gowned in pink satin.
After the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the Hotel Black Hawk in
Davenport where a dinner was served
Mr. and Mrs Bestor LETT last evening
for eastern points on q short honey
moon trip They will be at home after
Feb. IS. at Geneseo. Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
HARgEs.NEWFIFLD

Friends Of Mrs Helen Beimers
SawGeid. formerly of this city. now Of
Chicago, viii be interested In the an
nouncement Of her marriage 10 Mr.
Harris Of Chicago Friends in the city
have received word thar Ehe eere-
mony was performed 10 Texas the
fore part OF December. The bride
will be remembered Tor her beautiful
voice, having served as soloist In sew
eral OF the local churches before go
ing to Chicago where she continued
her musical studies acting as sotois1
in churches in that city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
SOCIAL EVENTS

articles OF gold. hand painted china,
etc. In the afternoon from z TO 5
O'Clock with their daughter. Mrs 2. 7.
Harvey. as hostess, were received the
many friends who took advantage OF
the opportunity TO offer congratuia-
tions to this esteemed couple. The
house had been decorated in gold and
white and In the Christmas colors, red
and white. Just before the guests de-
parted each was given s. piece OF the
brides cake which was marked with
the year OF the marriage and the pres
emit year, 1865-1s15. The cake was pre-
scented to the bride OF 80 years by the
daughter in-law, Mrs. E. B. George.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30

Mrs. Louis Ostrom entertained in
formally at a birthday party yester-
day afternoon at her home, 1887
Twenty-frst street, 10 ladies being
invited for the day They were enter
tanned witM victrola music and in
general sociability and an elaborate
course luncheon was served Num-
bers Of bouquets Of lovely flowers had
been sent to Mrs Ostrom and these
with the holiday decorations and a
Christmas tree made the rooms very
attractive.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
DINNER 10 FORTNrGHTLy CLUB

Members Of the Fortnightly Read
ing circle aud their husbands were
entertained at holiday dinner party
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs J.
HasseIquist at their home, 3427 Ninth
and-a-half avenue. Covers were laid
for 80 at the dinner, which was
served in four courses. the table hav-
ing as it's centerpiece a bowl Of roses,
carnations and hyacinths, Poinset-
tias and Christmas greenery were
used to further brighten the rooms.
The hours following the dinner were
spent informally with games and mu-
sic Mrs. soderberg and Miss Esther
soderberg Of Chicago, house guests Of
Mrs. 0. V. HoImgrain, were out~of-
town guests. The regular meeting OF
the club will be held in two weeks in
the home of Mrs Grant Hultberg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
HOSPITAL CIRCLE WITH MRS.
I0HNSlAN

Mrs. C. s. Johnson. at her home, 623
Forty-second street, yesterday after
noon acted as the hostess to the Twin
City Lutheran Hospital circle, 16 Of
the members enjoying the afternoon
as her guests. The ladies had with
them their fancy work and were en-
tertained with Victrola music. A
lunch was served III the late after
noon. The circle will meet next
month with Mrs. Carl Johnson on
Third street, Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
". s. c. CHRISTMAS PARTY.

". s. G, ladies' enjoyed delightful
Christmas party yesterday afternoon
10 the home Of Mira c. L. Safer, 1918
Thirteenth avenue. The house was
very beautifully decorated In Christ
gnas greenery. potasettias and holly
wreaths, Each member of the CIRCLE
had brought gift and these were
placed In Christmas box and then
drawn by lots A delicious luach was
served In the late afternoon she ladies
spending a most enjoyable time Jhe
esreie will BIZ entertained In two
weeks BY Mrs. David 4. johnson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
CnInNIAL. WHIST CLIfR.

Colonial Whist club members went
to the home Of Mrs. J w. Siegel in
Davenport yesterday afternoon for
the fortnight1y meeting. The game of
whist was played at four tables and
the prizes went to Mrs, l. NJ, Tenen-
bom, Mrs H. H. Waxenberg and Mrs.
Dave Brady Lunch was served at
the small tables after the games and
the ladies were invited to meet in
two weeks with Mrs. A, Waxenberg in
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
HOSTESS AT DINNER PARTY.

Mrs. e, r. Godfrey was the delight
full hostess at IL dinner party given
Tuesday evening at her home 723
.Twenty-second street, to honor her
niece, Miss Ella Wright. Dinner was
served in five course with covers laid
for ~ guests at a table bright with
Christmas decorations. The place
cards and nut dishes carried out the
Christmas idea and bells, holly, flow
ers Of the season, etc, further sug-
gested the holiday season. After din
{ner the evening was spent with music
| and cards and the affair was most de-
ilightfui. Perry Davis of Chicago was
aA out OF town guest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

a company Of friends OF Charles Fl.
Olson, 1903 Thirtieth street, called
last evening to help the young man
celebrate his birthday anniversary
Progressive 800 was played, the high
score going TO Mr.. Bosenbery, second
10 Miss Florence Schumacher, conso-
lation to II. schuemacher and all cut
to Mrs. Bosenbery. All enjoyed a good
supper, d feature Of which was q beau
tifully trimmed AMI lighted birthday
cake. The guests were favored with
a number Of selections on the violin
by the host.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
SIMPLE HOWE REMEDIES.

When very hot cloth is needed do
not wet the whole cloth. Take hold
Of the ends. one IN each hand, drop the
center into boiling water, and twist
the cloth very quickly The result viii
be very hot cloth and cool hands.
Sweet Oil for Burns-Bathe burn
with sweet Oil. 1t will relieve the pain
instantly and no bIisters viii form.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING.

December Twenty-tifth Mr. and Mrs.
Charles George at their country home.
.'shadydale." near cordoya. enter
tanned at their annual Christmas din
ner also celebrating their golden we'd
ding anniversary Their children.
grand children and great grandehil-
iren were guests OF the day. Just be-
fore dinner was served the many gifts
were distributed among the children
by the parents and the children in
turn presented their parents with rich
gifts. Included in the presents were
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
WEDNESDAY 800 CLIR.

Wednesday SOC club members en-
jeyed the afternoon yesterday as the
guests of Mrs. Ben Geer, the usual
three tables of SEQ being played. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs Robert Downs.
Mrs. Cue ana Mrs. NJ. L. Sutherland
A nice lunch was served at the CON
elusion Of the games The house had
been frightened with Christmas deco
rations, holly poinsettias, etc. The
club will be entertained in two weeks
by Mrs NJ l., Sutherland, 1920 Sew
enth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30

EIIzAI>l 'T ono
pL<):!,eBL...I,MS
MRS ELTzAE1rH TLeNQsQN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have been
in love with young man who cares
for me, but has been too busy to pay
much attention to me. He has d heavy
debt hanging over him and he is try
ing to pay it off. His father sent him
10 college with the understanding that
he was to pay back every cent of the
money he received, I know this young
man cares for me, although he has
never said so and has not until lately
come to see me more than once in two
weeks. He works almost every even
ing in order to get more money For
a long while / didn't enjoy anything
except boys, but they bored NE, Then
quick as flash one evening / real
ICED that / did not love the first young
man, that there was another I cared
for more. I'm not in love with any
one, though.
The man I used to care for is not
working so much now and so | have
seen a little more of him lately and
every time he has come he has SEEM
ed to care more for me I used to
! try every way I could to make him
care for me and now that I have sue
/ ceeded I don't want his love When ]
I used to encourage him I was perfectly
/ sincere and thought tire was no one
+ could care for so much.
Please advise me what TO do.
feel entirely responsible for this affair.
II had tried at all to keep us just
friends I know I could have succeeded
beautifully. wouldn't break his
heart for worlds, You may say TO
yourself that mems hearts aren't cas-
lily broken and [ know they aren't
but this man is different, He is so ter
ribly sincere and serious about every
thing he does and thinks. If / get out
of this affair l shall never permit an
other man to love me for fear that
will find at the last minute that
don't care for him. If you can tell me
what to do / will be forever Thank
full
TROUBLED
It Is fortunate for you that he has
not told you he loves you. Begin now
to give him the impression that he has
been ideaiizing you and that you ara
not all he thought you were. This
can be done by being unresponsive
TO his moods, and by ceasing to dc
and say the little things that used It
please him. Don't change abruptly OF
he will realize that your attitude TO-
ward him has changed and this viii
make him care more for YOU thar
ever. The old way of telling a mar
the truth as soon as you don't care fol-
him is all right in its way, but it Ii
apt to hurt so much that the man new
er gets over it, II is easier fer tht
girl to tell the truth, because it doe:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
PATTY no HONOR VISITOR.

Mrs. Lennart S, Hasselquist at her
home, 6l5 Fofty-fourth street, enter
tanned a company of IA ladies yester-
day afternoon 10 honor Miss Elsie An
derson Of st Paul. who is the guest of
her aunt Mrs. j. Hasselquist. The
holiday decorations were used through
out the rooms ana the ladies busted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
Tea nansante New Years Day Event.

Aea Hahsaiate Ne" lear y Dry Event.
The tea dansante arranged by the
Illinois-Iowa branch of the Associa-
ton Of Collegiate Alumnae, promises
TO be one Of the big events OF New
Years day. The affair will be held
at the Masonic temple In this city
Saturday afternoon from 10 7 o'clock
and according to plans made by the
committees in charge 1t will be very
enjoyable party. Solo dances will be
given by Catherine Lewis Of this city
Jane Skinner Of Moline and Hide,
gard Koehler OF Davenport The pub.
lie has been invited to spend part Of
New Years day at the temple as the
guests of the A c. A. and they will al
the same time help in establishing a
scholarship fund for girls In their
effort to procure a college education
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
HAPPY CIRCLE ENTERTAINED.

HRS. Albert Soienaky at her home.
1871 Ftfth~and-a-haH avenue. yeater-
day afternoon entertained the Happy
circle. The house was lovely In it's
decorations Of Christmas festoous. and
there was a lighted Christmas tree.
The ladies had their fancy work and
we're entertained with musical selec-
tons, the hostess serving lunch at
the afternoons cIose. The next hos
tess in two weeks Will be Mrs. Henry
Wells, 1908 Fourteeath~and-a-half
street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
Fairbanks for President Is Slogan.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec 30.-"Fair-
banks for president" read signs post
ed in hotels and throughout the bust
ness district today. tt is understood
the former vice president will be pIac-
ed before the nation as candidate for
the republican nomination for presi-
dent at the party love feast" here this
afternoon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30
SOCIAL ANNoyyCENFsvs.

The meeting of the Loyal Bereans
OF the Memorial Christian church, an
nounced for this evening in the home
of Miss Nena Fiekenscher, has been
postponed indefinitely because of the
death OF Mrs. Graves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30

themselves with their fancy work and
enjoyed 8 delightful tlnae. The hostess
served luncheon during me course Of
the afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30

All the news al! the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30


one less attractive than she really is.
Dear Mrs, Thompson: I am u
years old. Three years ago I was go
ing to school aud I caught lice and
had them about a week before I knew
it. My mamma was sick and could not
attend to my head and so she got an
other girl to take care Of 1t. Instead
of pulling the nits off the hair she kill
ed them on my hair I have tried lots
Of things, but they don't get the nits
off They are all dead nits. / haven't
lad any lice since the girl killed them.
I feel ashamed and worry about my
hair all the time, WORRIED.
Wash your hair in cider vinegar.
This will loosen the nits. Then brush
it thoroughly, a small strand at a
time, You may have to repeat this
treatment several times before the
nits are all gone,
Dear Mrs. Thompson; III Do you
think it would be all right for me to
correspond with d boy four years older
than myself? I am Is years old.
/ DARK BROWN HAIR.
(1l Yes. but be careful what you
write so that when you are older you
won't regret your early correspond
ence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-30

New York, Dec. 30.-Edward L. Dia-
mond, his wife, Celia Diamond, Sam
uel Parkin and Samuel Simon were
today indicted on charges OF first and
second degree nanslaughter growing
out of the deaths Of II persons in a
fire which destroyed the five-story Dia-
mond Candy factory on Nov. s.
Mrs Diamond as owner, and her
husband, as agent of the building,
were charged with failure to provide
adequate fire protection.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-21
COX WAS PRIME
MOVER IN ACTION
he NOW CONDEMNS

| wish to present a few facts IN
regard to the road money, where It
went and who was responsible for
its going.
can't, for the life of me, under
stand Mr.. Cox's attitude in regard
to this matter. He is publicly con-
demning the action of the Board of
Commissioners for using money tenn
porariiy to take care of notes coming
due against the city, when, as mat
ter of fact, in the meeting of the
commissioners on October 18th, Mr.
Cox advocated this same thing, and
on motion by him, seconded by Mr..
flanagan, the chairman OF finance
was instructed to make such az
rangement Also, Mr., Cox sane
toned the action of the board in
borrowing this money from the Win
ter Haven bank, and siened the note
together with myself, Mr.. Toph and
Mr. Eaton.
Now, fellow citizens, as Mr.. Coz
says these thin?s are such unpardoh'
i able crimes, why does he work TO!
them, vote for them, even make thu
motion that they be put through
then come right downstairs and hol
.er that a crime has been commit
ted?
Now. people, | may make SOM
mistakes in administering the affair
of the city, but 4 want to assure YOU
that they will be of the head AM
not of the heart; and | cannot con
c7ive of a man who can have so lit
tie regard for his obligation an
oath of office as to deliberately, Il
open session, advocate a measur
which he thinks in his heart is no
for the best interests of the city.
Respectfully,
w. S. IRWIN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-21
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ADJUSTMENTS
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Coming TO the Airdome, that great
siy-act vitagraph feature, Mt
Barnes of New York Watch !of
bills.
Tonight at Airdome, Chadfori
diamonds. drama, featuring Charles
p riley and Augusta Anderson
Bag of Gold at the Airdome -
nj hi is one Of Essanay's best one
reel drama
cutey Fortune hunting is the com
edy toni lit at the Airdome u'sS
wants 10 marry fortune and a vii ;
I,ncid .ntally after Wholesome les
son and lots Of fun h" Win.
which?
A. the Airdomc tonight studies =
c,av one OF those funny ehara i'r-
istic comedies
The Airdome conundrnms ar -
inc GUESSED ~ ry night corr
Have YOU tried vet? Better get busy
and win pass to the show ! d'44
saved is dime gained
The Texas Quartette tomoTro"
n.;u sim The Rosar This very dH
scnIt ard very beautiful son :
.on.idered by the quart II" tH"ii
foa,ura number and was sung =
them very Friday during '3
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-21
Mrs. Jackson Entertains
For Miss Southland

Mrs a. NJ. Jackson was the host
ess yesterday afternoon at a miscel-
ianeous shower given in honor OF
Miss Margaret Southland.
The living room, den and dining
room of this pretty home were beau
tifully decorated with garlands of
smilax, festoons of which were sus
pended from the corners of the liv-
ing room to the chandelier, pink
hearts and cupids being strung
] thereon. Pink roses adorned man
| tells and tables making the scene one
Of unusual attractiveness.
! When the guests arrived they
found a huge pie. the size of the
ching table. from which issued a
maze OF pink ribbons Each guest
pulled ribbon. Billie Jackson at the
same time pulling one which re
leased shower of rose petals which
tell on the blushing bride-to- be .
y ASii 'hA SutStS puileu Tie TlDDOHS,
the gifts came to view. and for over
half an hour Miss Southland was bus:
opening the many lovely presents
Refreshments of heart-shaped
cakes and cream We're served by
Misses Frances Holland and Mar.
gurite Patterson Those who enjoyed
this pleasant affair were Miss Mar
earet Southland. Hazel Williams. He
loise Bowyer, Mary Jackson, Emm,
Nelson, Hattie Patton. Laura South
ard. Mrs. G. +. Southland. Mrs. II
: J. Drane Mrs. W. II Mum, Mrs
Roscoe Skipper, Mrs NJ F. Hether
: in2ton, Mrs. Geor2e NJ Wright
Mrs. s F. Smith, Mrs. F. NJ Ro
: d rick. Mrs. ] Edgar Wilson, Mrs
j. f. Wilson, Mrs. w. F. Johnson
Mrs b. Murphy, Mrs c. y
: Pinch, Mrs G. T.. Todd. Mrs. NJ
G. Mum, Mrs. John Patterson, Mrs
F. b. Terrell, Mrs. w. II. Com
. bear, Mrs. J. NJ. Holland. Mrs. W
X Jackson, Mrs. II e. Memmina
or. Mrs H NJ Richards, Mrs. job
/, O'Donald. Mrs. NJ. l.. Bradley.