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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-02

Maccabees.
The Ladies of the Maccabees Of the
World will meet for regular review
Wednesday at 2:9O p. m. at W. o. W.
Hall.
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Trinity Guild.
Trinity Guild met in the home g
Mra, J. c. Magruder Monday afternoon
at three o'clock The attendance was
good and the regular routine work was
disposed of and some time spent So
cially.
Hardy Street p. T. A.
All patrons of Hardy Street school
are urged to be present at the school
at two-thirty wednesday to see the
children receive their certificates. At
three o'clock the regular meeting of
the Parent-T Teacher Association will be
held.
Jewish Womens Council.
The Jewish Women's Council met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Maurice
Dreyfus with an unusually large at
tendance. The afternoon avs devoted
to the transaction of matters Of bust
ness. Mrs. Ed. Rubenstein will be the
next hostess, on the 18th of this month.
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Westminster Aid.
Westminster Aid met with very
large attendance Monday afternoon in
the parlors of Bay Street Presbyterian
church. After devotional exercises
and the routine business, plans were
furthered for the turkey dinner to be
given on the last Thursday in Febru-
airy.
$3.50
Broad Street Missionary Society.
The Womans Missionary Society of
Broad Street Methodist church met In
business session at the church Monday
and elected Mrs. K T. Moore as dele
gate to the state conference to be held
in Columbia the latter part of this
week: Mrs. Maxwell was elected as
superintendent of the Junior League
and Mrs. C. B. Stevens as secretary
in place of officers resigned. The pub
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society is urged to be present Satur-
day afternoon at three o'clo k at the
church when the building fund appor
comment will be made.
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Baptist Y. W. A.


Mrs. Wiley Jackson was hostess to
the Young Woman's Auxiliary of Main
Street Baptist church Monday after
noon, entertaining at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Ellis Hickman, on North
Main street
The attendance was unusually good
Mrs. Annie Cook was program leader
for the afternoon and at the conclu-
sion of the study a letter was read
from Miss Elizabeth Keithly, who is
a teacher in Fruitland Institute, one
Of the mountain schools for girls near
Uendersonville, N. c. The letter was
in thanks to the Y. W A. for a box of
lovely articles sent the school girls at
Christmas time. The Auxiliary also
sent yesterday a check for $3.50 to
Miss Keithly, with a box of magazines
o assist IN furnishing a iaading room
FOR these girls.
Mrs. Jackson and Nj Hickman
served sandwiches ard flee later in
the afternoon and Mrs. Z. b. Lokey
was announced as the next hostess.
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Mrs. r. l.. Breland is convalescent
from an illness of ten days
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-02

First Baptist W. M. S.
First Baptist Missionary Society
met at the church yesterday with Mrs.
r. B. Stapleton, the president, as lead
er. Devotional exercises and a large
amount of important business was
transacted Plans for the years study
course were completed and teachers
for each subject designated. 1t is the
desire of the society that the public
avail themselves of the privilege of
attending the Bible school which Rev.
Mr.. Christian will conduct every Tues
day evening at the church. The presi-
dent of each of the circles of this
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lie meeting announced for last Sunday
night, when the weather was stormy,
was postponed.
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ON THE SICK LIST.

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CHURCH AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETIES

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-06
History Of the Domestic Science Club

Read by Mrs. l.. H. Lohr at annua
dinner Of Domesli, Science club.
The Domestic Science CLUB. was
primarily organized. through the eff.
forss Of Mrs. NJ e. Hart, during the
administration Of Mrs G. NJ Barnes
as chief executive of the City FEEDER
alton A charter was obtained and
the first regular meeting was helo
February 25, 1905, in the club room
at the library. There had been some
preliminary meetings previous to this
time, but the records give this date
as the beginning Of real work. There
fore, we as a club are ten years old
yesterday.
The following original members OF
this club are still in good standing
Mesdames NJ. Il Hart. n. NJ Carter,
L. G. Sharp, H. l.. Miller, W. B, Her
od H. Il, Derwin, NJ. c, Black, j D..
Williams, C. P. McNeal, Emma Mil
Ter and l.. II Lohr. Members since
1907-Mesdame M. Cassidy, G. Z
Carpenter w. M. Cavolt, Miss Kath-
rya Cassidy and Miss Beulah Cavolt
n mcmoriam are six names. Mrs
g. NJ. Barnes, Mrs. i. II. Greer, Mrs,
w. l.. Rhodes, Mrs O. A Farqua
harson, Mrs. S. w. Hayes and Mrs
Joe Severns.
Mrs. NJ. L, Hart was the first pres
ident OF the club; Mrs. A. B. Dod-
son, vice president; Mrs. ]. B. Tho
burn, secretary. succeeded by Mrs.
Eva Eager; Mrs. II. l.. Miller, treas
urer These officers were all elected
for the year 1906.
The official roster for 1907 reads:
President, Mrs. A. b. Dodson; vice
president, Mrs. ]. b. Beadles. seere-
tary, Mrs. H. Il, Derwin; treasurer,
Mrs. II. l.. Miller These Officers
also continued in service two years,
with the exception of Mrs. Beadles
who was succeeded by Mrs. c. @.
Kneisley
In the fall of 1909 this clue lost
its chief executive by the death OF
Mrs. w. L. Rhodes. Mrs. Kneisley
vice president. soon after resigned on
account of ill health and Mrs. VI. I.
Black was elected vice president ana
presided during the remainder of the
term. Secretary for the same year
Mrs. H. e. Derwin; treasurer, Miss
Kathyrn Cassidy. Mrs. Herod was
president during 1910, with Mrs. E
]. Doughty, vice president; Mrs. w.
X. Patterson. secretary and Miss
Florence Hodge, treasurer In 1911
Mrs. L. J. Doughty was elected pres
ident; Mrs J D. Williams. vice pres
ident; Mrs. B. ]. Waugh. secretary
and Mrs. A. II. Boles. treasurer.
These ladies all served a second term
wl.h The exception of Mrs. Boles.
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GREAT HELP To
A SICK WOMAN
This Lady Says, :" Cannot Fin,
Words To Express How Thankful
Am To Cardui."

Jonesyille, Va.7-"I certainly appre.
ciate what Cardui, the woman's ton
e. has done for me-" writes Mrs
owen F. Wells, of this town. "Be
ore began TO take Gardui. coul
hardly so about. | had several WON.
inly troubles, which caused ne suf-
tering. and were very troublesome
But now u feel like a different per.
son.
had often read of Cardui. but hat
iitt.e faith in 1t. My husband urge
ne to try H. and now | cannot fin
words to express how thankful ! an
.Nardui is wonderful medicine and
feel that ii was a greater help tha
ANYTHING ! could have taken
had scarcely no pain or sufferia
It childbirth, and feel owe il all I
Tardui | know that no woman wou,
make a mistake in using fCardui
that most critical time. 1t viii say
hem so much suffering
1t is my sincere desire that thi
statement may be seen and read b
III sufferers who suffer as 7 did. 4 az
elling all my friends and acquaint
snces of the great cure have re
'eived
II YOU suffer from any Of the all
ments so common to women. Civ
ardui a trial Thousands of womer
ave Voluntarily written. to tell o.
he great benefit that Cardui has,
ieen to them. Why shouldn't it hell
on, too?
Try Cardui
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4 who was succeeded by Mrs. Black
man. In 1913 Mrs. Burnsdae, pres
/ ident; Mrs, Waugh, vice president
Miss Mae Doughty, secretary. afte
! the resignation Of Mrs, Derwin, Mrs
J. B. Fairfield was treasurer. Off
GERS for the past year are, Mrs. II. M
Mcclure, president; Mrs. Il j
| Doughty, lst vice president; Mrs. j
B. Fairfield 2nd vice president; Mrs
Heath, secretary succeeded by Mrs
Alma Farris; Mrs. Hunter treasurer
In the beginning a constitution anc
bylaws was adopted, and some time
later the violet was chosen as club
flower, with club colors violet and
white.
This was the first club in the state
whose study work was wholly do
mestic science. 1t was also the larg-
Cst club in point of numbers in the
state at that time, and in the ten
years. cf club existence an average
yearly membership OF over fifty IS
recorded.
The first two years meetings were
held once a week on Saturday after
Moons. but in 1907, were changed to
Friday afternoons, lessons on the
first and third Friday; demonstra-
lions ON the second and fourth. IN
1911 a change was made to two
meetings per month.
The first study worS Of the CLUB
a course in Chemistry OF the House
hold, from the American School OF
Household Economics Lessons were
conducted by Mrs, L. w BAXTER VINO
had been licensed chemist The
farmers bulletins issued By the Unit
ed States department of agriculture
were used as supplemental reading.
In 1907 the complete library of the
American School of Household Econ
omics, l2 volumes. was purchased By
the club and placed in the public i
brary as club property These books
are still in good condition. and may
be taken out by any member on her
card. They are also to be used as
library reference books. In Febru-
ary, 1907, the club secured the SER
vices of Mrs. S. A. Dodson of Chica-
go. a teacher of scientific and prac-
tical cookery. A three days school
was conducted in the United Presby-
terian church. Tickets were So. The
club members and other ladies de-
rived much benefit from the lessons
and over Sal was cleared by the CLUB
This money believe was expended
for the library OF economies. For
some years the club maintained al
to the Good Hcusekeep-
ing magazine, which was placed mi
the library reading room and is now
n bound form in the reference room.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-06

Y .oys, nuts and candies shower
was also given consisting Of clotn-
ing and other necessagles. The
first shower was given at the home
OF Mrs. Kneisley. The last at Mrs.
NJ. C. Blacks, the Current Event club
cooperating, Beside club donations
| 2 committee was appointed BY the
president, Mrs. Bnfnsdale, to solicit
money from the county commission
rs to buy blankets, Kitchen utensils
and necessaries for the home, Twen-
y-fiye dollars was given them from
he orphan fund and It was expend
ID to the best advantage.
The benevolent work this year
consisted in the donation Of $500 to
ire Belgian fund. and a Thanksgiy-
ing shower, This donation vas sent
to the city schools. where it was
distributed with The offerings Of the
children, a club committee assisting
Money and provisions have also
been given at different times to the
Holmes hospital
In 1893, first class New Years
dinner was cooked By members or
.his club at the home Of Mrs Far
auharson and donated to the Guthrie
5oor house. The captain Of the Sail
gation Army kindly offered to serve
It to the aged inmates, where 1t was
much appreciated.
Az an early day in the history OF
the club a resolution was adopted
that we assist in entertaining club
conventions. At the same time help
ing to promote all things pertaining
to the clty's welfare.
When Guthrie was the capital city
our meetings were always open to
The wives Of administration officials
and legislators. In 1907 a reception
was given these ladies by the Do
nestic Science club at the home of
Mrs. H. Z. Miller. IN 1atl lunch-
con was given the executive board 81
he state federation, also at the home
of Mrs. Miller
In order to bring the rural districts
IN closer touch with the citizens Of
Guthrie, an invitation to visit this
Hub was extended to the auxiliaries.
N 1911 fourteen Of our members
we're enrolled as members Of lAuxil
larry No Il We were invited to at
end their meetings, and were also
entertained at the home
Il Mrs Kiefer, south Of town, where
most excellent program was given
md refreshments served to more
han seventy fire ladies. In 1913
Pend the day club meeting was en-
Dyed by our members at the rural
ome Of Mrs, voris who is also one
e our members
This ciab has always endorsed and
lyen preference TO all home pro-
ucts generally and as far as pos
ible such material has been used In
10Th private and public demonstra-
ions.
In 1872. Mrs. Doughty, president in
ompany with Mrs Carter, offered
he services Of this club to assist the
han Der Of commerce in giving a
home products" exhibit and dinner
n Eighty Miner Day. Material
'as furnished by merchants and
A dinner composed
home products exclusively was
ooled and served by this club, to
of citizens. farmers and out
{ town people A fine exhibit Of
uthrie manufactured articles was
lso made by the chamber Of COM
Ierce. This ] believe was about the
Continued on Page Ska
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-06

Mrs. j. Fl. Burford will return from
Oklahoma City on Monday to remain
here permanently. While there she
attended a ball and banquet given by
the Shriners, a box party given by
Mrs. Henry Overholzer, luncheon by
Mrs. John Shartel, was the dinner
guest OF Mrs. ]. r. Cottingham and
today was a guest at luncheon given
by Mrs. Samuel H, Harris and a card
party for Mrs. A. D. Cottingham at
the home Of Mrs. J R. Cottingham.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-06
Under $4,000 Bond Pending Appea

Under $4,000 Bond Pending Appeal
Jack Davis, who was last week con.
yicted of obstructing the United
States mails by holding up and rob
bing the Katy Limited at Wirth, on
Get. 29, 1912, and sentenced to two
years with $4,000 fine, today gave
bond in the sum of $4,000, pending an
appeal, and is trying to get bond for
the three other men convicted with
him.
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Bills Signed by Governor.

Governor Williams signed the two
house bills making appropriation for
the salaries and expenses Of the Of
ficers and employees of the Legislature
and the per diem of members until
March 20 He also signed the senate
bills by Senator Barrett repeating the
farmers institute law and providing
for appointment Of veterinary sur
geons.
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NOTICE.

We have discontinued the practice
Of employing a collector and begin
ming March 1st, 1915 all bills for
Electric Service and Merchandise
will be payable at our office. n'nsr
Yours truly,
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
(The Electric Light Coz
GALBN CROW, Z
Manager.
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her OF the state board Of education in
the place Of w. Z. Rowsey OF Musko-
gee, who has resigned. The governor
also received the resignation of Dan
.. Herring, parole officer of the state
penitentiary, whose official position
was abolished by the penitentiary law
that was signed yesterday The APP
pointments under the new law have
not yet been made.
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Study work Of the club has beer
continued in the form of papers ans
discussions, The different year books
show consideration OF such subjects
as The House, Its Plan and Decora
ton, Household Art, Sanitation, anc
Prevention OF tuberculosis, Hygiene
PRINCIPLES of Cookery and Dietetics
Marketing High Cost of Living
Home Care OF The Sick, Child Life
and Care Of Children, Special atten-
ton has been given to the subject
of pure foods, and committee from
this club presented d petition to thc
constitutional convention asking that
the first pure food clause be inserted
in the constitution.
Club study work has been supple
mented by demonstrations OF food
cookery, given by the members A.
their different homes. The frs
demonstration recorded, 1905, was
the making Of "Cauliflower Pickle
BY Mrs. Baxter 'GCTeamed oysters
and the use OF Rosette IRONS BY
Mrs. Black.
A later demonstration, by a tnem+i
ber of this club, may also be OF in
terest at this time. copy the fol-
lowing from the report of the Bien
nial Federation in Tulsa, 1918. "The
conference on the High Cost OF lsiv-
ing, under the leadership Of Mrs. w
b. IHerod of Guthrie. chairman Of
Household Economics was fine Mrs
Herod took for Illustration the prob
lem of meats, We do not know how
she accomplished it, but she had two
butchers there with whole carcasses,
and the demonstration Of meat eut-
ting was accomplished, with complete
information as to the relative a elits
Of cheap cuts, and expensive ects
and much valuable information was
given as to preparing, cooking and
serving"
Guthrie has the distinction Of be-
ing the first city in the state 10 in
clude the study Of domestic science
in the city schools. and our club was
one Of the factors in bringing this
about. Teachers of this department
were made neutrality-suspicious. Of the
club, and for several years, the club
attended in body, demonstration
made In the different buildings. Atl
all times, members were ready to
cooperate with the school manage
ment in making success Of this
department
After the first years study Of do
mestic science in the schools, an OK
hiblt was made at Ardmore in li30S,
at the meeting of the Territorial Fed
GRAFTON. Work of pupils was carried
to the convention in a steamer trunk +
BY Delegate Mrs. N. f. Hart The
exhibit was surprise to the ladies'
and received much praise Some
pieces were sold and orders given
for more. think this work was in
sewing.
Our records show special inter-
est taken in the welfare Of orphan
ihildren In 1907 a benevolent COM
nittee was appointed composed OF
Vines II, l., Miller, f. p MtlNeal |
md J. b. Beadles. They We're in
;tructed to visit and report on the
reeds Of the receiving hoa-e. Mrs,
uiller's report on the needs OF the
'eeeiving home. Mrs Aliller's report /
If first work done deals: zone room
furnished and s4,45 paid
IN Indebtedness Of kitchen range
orphan day became an annual event.
Zach year in December, money vas
collected to buy Christmas tree,
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Samples Free by Mail
Margaret Milroy <Messrs. Joy Paris,
Brown and Gordon Gano.
Hostess to cIoyer.Leaf.

Mrs. J. $, B. Hall was hostess to
the Clover Leaf club yesterday after
noon. Mrs I. J. Walton was asked
g become member Of the club. The
usual hours We're spent with crochet
ng after which the hostess served
light refreshments Next Friday Mrs.
q. d. Hopkins will be hostess to the
club. .t
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New Idea Club.

New Idea Club.
The New Idea club was entertained
Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Helen
Durling. Mrs. ] II. Stagner was invited
to Join the club. After several hours
spent with needle work the hostess
served salad course. In two weeks
Mrs. Sam Evans win lie hostess to the
club
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Sends Invitation TO Roosevelt.

Governor Williams has sent a tele-
gram to Theodore Roosevelt urging
him to accept the invitation of the
Southern Commercial congress to
make an address before that body in
Muskogee next month.
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Governor siqns Commissioner

Governor Signs Commissioner Bill.
Governor Williams yesterday sign
ed the bill creating nine members OF
the supreme court commission. He
will announce his appointments soon
Each commissioner will draw a $4,000
salary.
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Surprise Birthday.

Surprise Birthday.
Mrs. Martha Neal gave a surprise
birthday dinner Friday evening in
honor of the birthday anniversary o
her son, Arthur The guests were
Misses Jessie Fogarty, Mary Neal
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Dinner Party Delightful.

DIHHtT FdTly DeIIgHtTUt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Owens, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Burford and Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Green were the dinner guests of
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Y. Cronk last
evening at seven O'Clock dinner. The
table decorations were in pink and
White and the center piece was OF
pink roses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-06
Friends Play Bridge.

The Friends club played bridge
Thursday night at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. John Adams. Mr. and Mrs
B. Estes are new members and Mrs
Estes and Mr.. Charles Olson made
top scores A two-course luncheon
was served after the games In two
weeks Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Boasor
will be hosts to the club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-06

A little health, little wealth,
"A little house and freedom,
With some few friends for certain
ends,
But little cause to need 'em.
Longfellow.
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Infant Smothered in Bed.
The 2-month-old infant OF j. r.
Bradley section foreman on the
Frisco at Fort Sill, was found smoth-
cred to death in its bed early today
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Monday.

Monday.
Cambridge Club Library,
I. Works Club Mrs. Galen Crow.
Family Club-Mr. and Mrs. Will
Poison.
NJ. M. G. Club Mines. B. Wolverton
and e. ]. Allen.
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late president of the W. x. r. d, mrs.
y. NJ. N. stevens. The meeting was
presided over BY Mrs. r. L. M. Ray.

>>~ - = " e4@S ~. - A. ~ ~ z
" NJ. n. Stevens The meeting Wal
prssided over by Mrs. r. L. M. Ray.
Program.
Song @Blest Be the Tie thai
Binds.
Scripture Lesson Mrs. varble.S
lnvocation-M Mrs. Packer.
Reading Life Sketch OF Mrs
Stevens Mrs. Hershbcrger.
Vocal Solo Miss Rimare, accom-
panied by Miss Fasken
Reading Prayer of Queen OF
Sheba Mrs Humphrey.
Extracts from proceedings of the
National W. CsT.s usaconVhntion at
Atlanta, Georgia. A personal visit to
Mrs Stevens home in Portland,
Maine Mrs. league Ray.
Mrs A. r. Rankin, local, and for
fifteen years state superintendent OF
Medal Contest work in Oklahoma, ex-
hibited two medals, one Of gold, her
personal gift, and silver medal given
by the union, to present to the win
ming contestant of the Methodist uni
versity in the intercollegiate prohibi-
tion oratorical contest which is to be
held in April. Medal contest work is
one of the most important and popu-
lar departments of the w. G. 7. U. for
the dissemination Of temperance senti
ment throughout the nation.
The meeting passed resolutions COM
the courageous action Of
those officials who are striving for
law enforcement.
A committee composed Of. the Press
Supt. Mrs. Ray. and Mrs. Hackney tol
arrange for a. national prohibition
rally to be held the
twentieth of March. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs, Rankin.
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Mrs. A. T. Embree and Mrs. c. j.
O'Hornett Of Henryetta, are the guests
of Miss Dessa Matchett and Miss
Edna Graham.
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Members Of the various clubs of the
city are requested to attend the
lecture, what Guthrie Needs to-
morrow night at the M. E. church.
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Surprise PARTY

Surprise Party.
The members of the West Guthrie
NJ. Il. Church gave surprise party in
honor OF the birthday Of the pastor
and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. McCallis-
ter, Friday evening at the church. \
rocking chair was presented to the
pastor and a handsome parasol to his
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Mrs. Barde Entertains.

Mrs. +. S. Barde entertained the
Friday Bridge club yesterday after
noon. Only the members were pres
cnt and high score was made by Mrs
Charles Seton and low by Mrs. George
Billingsley. The next meeting will b.
held at the home Of Mrs. SIX. Var
Voorhees,.
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Domestic Science Club.

domestic Science Club.
The Domestic Science club will give
q musicale next Friday at the home of
Mrs. Charles Adler, with Mrs. E. j..
Overholzer, Mrs. Pickard, Mrs. VOL.
gamot and Mrs. G. w. Speer as assist
ing hostesses.