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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11
Albuquerque Ladies Guests of
Honor

Honor
Mrs. Nordhaus and Mrs. Ilfeld,
of Albuquerque, were the inspira-
ton for a very informal but
pleasant tea at the home Of Mrs.
N. B. Laughlin's Monday after
noon. 1t was to have been a
Lawn Tea but the rain spoiled
only that feature of it, the whole
affair was soon converted into the
sda5ious rooms of the Laughlin
home and a very happy time was
had. The tea twas more for the
strangers who have come among
us of late to become one of US,
and in this way, Mrs. Laughlin
took the opportunity to welcome
them.
House Guests from Ell Paso
Mrs. C. A. Haynes and Mrs.
Castle have as house-guests for
ten days, Mrs. V. L. Bean and
her talented daughrer, Miss Vir-
ginia. Seversl deligh full informal
affairs have been and are being
planned in their honor.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11
SOCIETY," ;iiiiEi:iii;' Clubs ;ljjl';;''l LODGES, lIliiji|iIil:;
From Here and There Over the State

in eqLipping and staging "The
Daughter of Heaven" and is in
general charge of the production.
Mr.. Henderson is now complet-
ing the scenery for the play, and
this scenic equipment will be ar
tistically a treat, and wonderfully
effective. The costumes that
will be used were secured at the
time of the Boxer uprising in
China by Col. j. F. McGill, SON
in-law of Judge and Mrs. Lorin
C. Collins, of Santa Fe, and are
principally from the palace of
the Eight Princes of the Chinese
imperial family at Picking, They
consequently excel those worn in
the big professional production
of "The Daughter Of Heaven"
in which Viola Allen srarred.
During the court sceneof the play
there will be Chinese Dances by
Mrs. Aileen Baehrens and Miss
Dolores Bergere, assisted by Sc
veral young ladies of Mrs.
Baehrens' class in rhythmic dam
cling. The music, which has been
specially selected, will be furnish
ed by Mrs. R. M. Henderson,
Mrs. G. H. Van Stone, Mrs.
Hamilton Rapp, Miss Elizabeth
and Miss Norma Fiske.
The complete cast is as follows:
The Daughter of Heaven. ...".......
......... Mrs. J. Fauntleroy McGill
Kwang-Su, the Tartar emperor
................".......H Harry S. Bowman
the Forest.
......................Dr. B. E. Hedding
Arrow Bearer. ...... John McFie
Prince. Francis G. Wilson
Winged Prince ..u.v.~....J. r. Dean
Son of Spring Time, the child en-
emperor of the Mings. .....~.".~
Parker Wilson
Yelled Light. Observation-Disclosures.
Chief Astrologer .............u.......
................. Robert l.. Ormsbee
Humpback .........
Viceroy of the South. .a............
......~.".,".,H Henry F, Stephans
Strong Arm. ,....W Walter B. Heizel
Golden Lotus Mrs. Paul Radin
Clnnam o ..,..~.".u..
G. Overness ...... ......................
....... .......... Miss Leila Gallaher
Beauty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
......... Mrs. Truman A. Spencer
Pearl. ........ Mrs. B. E. Hedding
Cherry Blossom "........,.....~"....
..... ...... Miss Beatrice Seligman
in Waiting ...~.~...~.~......
..,.......o Mrs. Mary Mcconnell
Captain of the Guard ..............
......~.~......~~..M. j. O'Byrne
Hera d
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11
new MEXICO EXCHANGE
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
One cent a word for each insertion.
Each issue reaches over 5000 sub
,cribers living in the state of New
Mexico.
FOR SALE-Hereford bull calves.
Prices right. Charley Sumner stock.
Do not write, come and SEES. c.
Rea, Riddle, N. N.
FOR SALE-Choice improved Lots,
also two family cottages. Apply at
State Record office.
WANTED-To hear from owner of
good farm for sale. Send cash price
and description.-D. F. Bush, Mime
apolis. MINI. Al.
If you want any Express delivered
to any part of the city apply to Luis
Escudero.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11
Dark Joy Riding

While some Of our young men
we're joy riding Tuesday evening
their lights went out and they
landed in the wire fence along the
road. None were hurt seriously ,
but the boys better just use gaso-
line next time.-Capitan Mount
aineer.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11
Watchman

Watchma Observation-Disclosures.
.....................H Harold Hammill
Grand Secretary. Ferdinand Koch
Counsellor ........ Roland Whitman
Soldiers: Alfred Rolls. Ferdinand
Koch, Manuel Manzanares, Ar
thur SENEGAL, A. r. Southland,
Nelson S. Stevenson, James Nc
ClintOck.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11
MRS, PAXTON IS
KILLED IN AUTO
ACCIDENT IN VA.
H. PAXTON SERIOUSLY IN.
JURED AS CAR TURNS
OVER ON SHARP CURVE ON
A VIRGINIA ROAD LAST
WEEK
&C Tipping from Vinrginia paper

Clipping from Vinrginia paper
Mts Kitty Fountain Paxton. Of
New Mexico, was instantly killed
and James H. Paxton, her HUSBAND
sustained serious internal injuries. al
u rs o'clock yesterday moring, If
an automobile accident on the val.
ley Turnpike near Burketown. Mai
or R. G.. Paxton, U. S. A., retired
brother OF J. H. Paxton, the owner
of and driver Of the machine, wa,
only slightly injured
/ he accident occurred on the fam.
GUS Burke rN" hill" where there
are two sharp curves in the turnpike
within a distance of fifty yards. In
making the first turn the machine
almost went over an embankment
Major Paxton not KNOWN that the
road turns SC sharply at that point.
When he attempted to regain coi,-
troll cf the Machine, the right rear
wheel smashed under the weight
thrown upon it in making the turn.
This caused the machine to roll over
sodewise and turn completely around.
Harry Mace, Of Burketown, was only
a short distance ahead Of the auto
mobile party, and was an eye wit.
ness 20 the accident. Ftc at olre
went to the scene. Mrs. Paxton's
neck was broken. Her body lay un-
der the running board Of the mach
inc, but was not held fast. Major
Paxton was under the car, which had
righted itself in the drain beside the
road. James H. Paxton was found
just behind the machine, unconscious
from his injuries. He had apparently
been thrown from the car before it
finally overturned.
Mr.. Paxton was removed to the
home OF F. S Van Pelt in Burketown
where Re was attended by DR.. Ward
!Iarshbarger, of W'cyer's Cove Later
he was taken to tie Kings "a rph-
wrist IS broken, and his left knee
tiers Hospital in Stanton. His left
badly bruised. There is a cash in
his back, and complains of severe
pains in his chest. His face Is also
painfully lacerated. The full extent
of his injuries cannot be detern med
for several days Major Paxton has
a scar under his chin, and another
on his right elbow, but was other
wise uninjured.
Sheriff D. E. Croushom was the
first officer to reach the scene He
found, howeNSr, that the accident
had occurred in Augusta county,
about $50 yards south Of the Rocking
ham line. Dr.. B. Catlett, the Aug
usta coroner. and Magistrate J. c.
Weast, of Harrison, were notified
of the tragedy.
Mr.. Weast was the first to arrive
He gave permission for the body OF
Mrs, Paxton to be moved, having
decided that no inquest was neces-
sary. The body was then removed
to the undertaking establishment Of
Lusty Koonz. at Weyer's Cave.
Mrs Paxton was about thirty-five
years old, and was a native of New
Mexico. She married James H.. Pax.
ton, who is a prominent lawyer, alb,
out ten years ago. Mr.. and Mrs
Paxton left their home at Las Cru.
ces, New Mexico, several weeks age
for Nicaragua, Central America
They came to New York City b,
boat and then to Washington,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11
Those Showers

Several good showers have visit
ed Lincon in the past ten days,
which have cooled the air and
caused the range to green up
Captain Mountaineer.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11
Tea for Artists

Misses Massie delightfully."- en-
tertained at a very informal tea
the early part of the week, COM
plimentary to the Artists who
are at present in Santa Fe. A
very enjoyable afternoon was
spent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11
CAPITAL CITY news

General and Personal

capt w. e.. Reid, OF Roswell
was in the city the present weel
on legal business.
Lorenzo Delgado, of Las Vegas
has been in the the present weel
looking after matter business.
Miss Clara Fischer, of Los
Angeles, is a guest at the home o,
her aunt, Mrs. John Schumann If
this city.
Miss Josephine Hersch has
been visiting for the past week
with Mrs. |. Singer in Albu-
querque.
Senator Pankey was in the city
the present week on matters of
business. He has been busy ship
ping cattle during his stay here.
Mrs. Rufus J. Palen has left
for the east where she will make
a stay of some weeks before re.
turning to Santa Fe.
George Armijo returned on
Thursday from a trip in the
northern part of the state which
involved a political mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Teare are
entertaining their cousin, Miss
Nellie J. Teare, of Rochester,
New York, at their home in this
city.
Frank Hubbell was in the city
rhe past week looking after the
condition of his political fences
and comforting with his friends
here.
Senator 7. +. Catron was
home for a short time after a trip
10 Taos and left for the southern
part of the state where he has
some interesting matters to at
Tend to.
Mrs. Murray, OF Big Rapids,
Michigan, mother Of DR.. l.. +.
Murray, is visiting at the Murray
home, having arrived on Thurs
day evening for a comparatively
brief stay.
Adjutant General Herring has
been in the city The past week on
his way back from a vacation
trip in California, stopping here
before returning to his duty on
he border.
Miss Anna Hasse, left the first
the for the east where she will
study the lateststyles for millinery
and make purchases for the hat
shop of Miss Mlugler where will
be later displayed the latest in
feminine headgear,
DR.. TannuS was in the city
during the week on professional
business. lie will leave on Sun
day for New York city where he
will take a SPECIAL course in eye,
ear and throat treatment for the
coming six weeks.
Malaquias Martinez was down
from Taos for a brief stay last
week and found the prospects for
his nomination for the position
of corporation commissioner on
the Republican ticket decidedly
promising.
A. J. LOOMS has been in the
city during the past week, re-
turning from a trip on official
business connected with the re-
venue department in the U. S.
service. He has been the last
few weeks in southern New Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Grimshaw,
returned on Sunday from Cali
fornia where they had been for a
few weeks on a vacation trip.
Mr.. Grlmshaw reports that the
feeling in the Golden State is that
Hughes will carry it by a rousing
majority and that his strength is
growing there rapidly.
DR.. l.. F. Murray is recover
ing from a severe attack of blood
poisoning which he has been
fighting for d number of weeks
and keeping up under it when he
should have given himself a rest.
The DR.. finally gave himself a
little personal attention and Vas
- H. III -, f,,,v
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11
Violin Recital, at Scottish Rite
Cathedral

MISS virginia L.. Dean, FORMER
ly of Santa Fe, but now of E
Paso, Texas. delighted a represen'
tative audience with a violin anc
cello recital Monday night thai
was we'll worth hearing. Mis-
Bean in addition to a remarkable
technique, acquired by most care
full and expert training and much
application, also has a deep ap-
probation for the music she in
terprets, making her playing soul
full as we'll as finished. She is moi
so much the musical performer
as the interpreter of musica
themes to those who are privi-
lodged to hear and enjoy and ap'
preciate.
The program given by Miss
Bean at the Scottish Rite Cattle
dral Monday night gave the
young artist an opportunity to
display every phase Of her'musica|
skill. Through encores Miss Bean
was compelled to double her pro-
gram, and requests for the old
~favorites were many, among the
encores we're La Goldrina, which
she played complimentary to her
spanish friends, and Turkey in the
Straw; a concert fantasy arrang-
ed by Mrs Bean and Miss Bean,
for those who enjoy the lighter
vein, and Come Back to Erin"
on the cello was another encore
that was truly beautiful.
Miss Bean has a future OF rare
promise as a violinist. Her skill
upon the cello is on a par with her
violin The grace with which
she plays the largest instrument
is truly a picture of art.
Miss Ramona Beckenr, a finish
ed pianist, delighted the audience
with interpretations from COM
posers such as Chopin, Mcdowell,
Hollaender and others, which in
themselves credit Miss Beckner
with the highest ideals in compo-
sition, and to which, with her
artistic temperament she gives and
gets all there is, Santa Fee is in
deed fortunate to have within her
gates an artist Of Miss Beckner's
ability.
The Womans' club very kindly
loaned their ipiano for this con-
cert, and it is needless to say that
the success o. the musicale was
due much to this beautiful in
strument. Especially the rich
tones of the piano noticeable in
the Interpretation of the Water
Lily" (MacD lowell by Miss
Beckner, which is practically a
"tone-piece". The members of
the Red Cross are truly appreci-
arrive of this courtesy.
Following is the program as
given:
Violin Solo-Romanza Andalu.
81 a. ................. .. Sarasate
Miss Bean
Piano Solo
(a) Prelude in D Flat. .-.....
(b) Waltz c Sharp Minor .......
.. .....o... 900. .........C Chopin
Miss Becker
Violin Solo
<a) Here Kati ., Zeno Huba.
To- Serenade .,....... .Arensky
Miss Bean
II
Cello Solo-Liebeslied ............
/, -. ......... krieSle
Miss Bean
Piano Solo-March in B Flat
Opus "a ........ Hollaende
Miss Becker
Cello Solo
(a) Chant Sans Paroles ..........
........ ...... Tchaicowsk
10 | dove Thee ........ Grei
Miss Bean
rs. Van Nemman Lawrenc
Bean, accompanist.
A Home Production
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11

a very popular VI Iile
hotel, leaves Sunday for Chicago
where he formerly resided. He
will be succeeded at the De Vargas
desk by E. S. Bauer.
During the presence of Hon.
Frank Springer in the city, his
son, Wallace Springer came over
from Las Vegas to spend a day
here and to renew associations
with his former school chum,
Jesse Nusbaum.
A party consisting OF Mr.. Mrs.
William G. Kelly and son Ora
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gid
dings, George Kinsell, j. II. Crist
Frank Marion under drivers Tom
Ciosson and Black, made the trip
toTwining in northern Taos coun-
ty on Wednesday, returning on
Thursday evening, by the auto
route
Mrs. V. r. Kenney and
daughter left the latter part OF
the past week for their home IN
Roswell after a visit at the home
of the Surveyor General and
Mrs. Lucius Dills. Mrs. Dills Is
a sister of Mrs. Kenney.
United States Marshal Huds-
peth took Guy L. Hartman, ar
rested for bootlegging while scout
for General Pershing, to Fort
Smith, Arkansas, last week and
left him at that place where ne
was wanted by the U. S. authorl-
ties. He will be placed on trial
for the ~offense with which he Is
charged.
United States Senator Catr n
has been in the city the past
week having returned from a
trip to various sections OF the
state in the interest Of his can
didacy for reelection. He reports
that the out ook is very favor
able for his nomination.
The Catron home in this city is
enlivened by the reunion OF the
sons who have been in other
parts of the country, having come
for a visit at the home OF Their
father. United States.SenatorI I. Is.
Catron, Fletcher Catron, a stud
ent in Chicago law school, arrived
last week. Lieutenant Tom Cat
ron, U.S.A on detail at IT.
Leavenworth came the present
week and John Catron, a mining
engineer came from Los Angeles,
making the trip overland by the
auto route.
Mrs. Matthew S. Groves and
Mrs. Eugene Roberts left the
first of the week for Ell Vado,
Rio Arriba where they will visit
for a time with Mrs. Groves
father, Mr. Biggs. Later Mrs.
Roberts will join her husband,
Lieutenant Roberts at Columbus,
where there is colony of officers
wives where there will be some
social life of enjoyment. Mrs.
Groves will go to California be-
fore returning to Santa Fe.
The meeting at the Frijoles
canyon is in full swing, as is the
general summer custom. The
school is in charge of DR.. Edgar
l.. Hewett and as last year Hon.
Frank Springer took out a party
to be present during the session.
1t will be remembered that last
summer, the Springer party was
successful in uncovering many
pictures and inscriptions that had
been hidden for no one knows
how many years under the plaster
and adobe that had been placed
there in succeeding seasons.
Mrs. Emory Marshall, former
" Miss Helen Laughlin, arrived
here with her little daughter,
Bonnie, coming from Des MoineS,
Iowa visiting at the home Of her
husbands parents. Mr.. Mar
shall joined his wife here on
Saturday and together they will
spend a month at the Laughlin
home before returning to Globe
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-08-11

appreciation Of the voters without
one word Of dissension, at least
within the ranks ofhis own party.
The Denver star., 1916-07-15
STRUGGLING TO PUSH AHEAD
LIFTING AS THEY CLlMR-BIG
MEETING MONDAY NIGHT
AT SHORTER.

The first public meeting oI the Ne.
gro Woman's Club Home association
will be held at Shorter Chapel Mon
day evening, July II.
This organization represents about
$50 Of Denver's most prominent club
women. who have organized for the
specific purpose of fostering and
maintaining club home through
which various phases OF social serv-
ice, charity and club work will be car
ried on
Having confidence in themselves
and faith in the righteousness of their
cause. they are waging n $1,000 cam
paisn which opens with the meeting
Monday night and runs for two
months.
Special invitations have been sent
to all women's secret and fraternal or
ders to join in making the meeting
the biggest thing of the season.
The organization has as officers:
Mrs. Amelia Reeves. president: Mrs.
j. r Contee. treasurer: Mrs. f fife
Waldon, secretary: Mrs. Alice Webb.
chairman of board of directors; Mrs.
Eva Thompkins. chairman of public
subscription. and Mrs. Gussie Carriss,
chairman of Tag day.
he association is incorporated
with $1,000 of stock, and the princi-
pal officers are bonded. II is com
posed of seven clubs. each having
subscribed for equal shares of stock.
The association was organized in
March and in three months over one
thousand dollars worth of stock has
been paid for.
The women are now looking for a
suitable site to buy and expect to be
comfortably housed in their perma-
nent home by Thanksgiving.
Monday nights meeting is free.
The following program will be rend-
cred
The Negro Woman's Club Home As
sociation; Its Origin. .............
.........-.........M Mrs. Amelia Reeves
Progressive Art Club: Its Purpose
..................M Mrs. Theta Miller
VoCaI Solo. .... Mrs. Minnie Williams
What it Means to Club Women.
-........... Miss Nelsine Howard,
lis Influence for Good in the Com
Duet
Misses Mary Colston and Lillian
Richardson
Our Method of Financing This Cam.
paign ..-............ Mrs Gertie Ross
At the conclusion of the program
refreshments will be served free. You
are invited
The Denver star., 1916-07-15
THE '. N. c. A. APPEAL

To carry out the program OF the
Association as now planned, and TO
meet some outstanding obligations.
the committee Of management has
lust started a campaign to raise $l,OOo
by Saturday, August 18th. The COM
mittee knows that our people are SUI
nc;ently interested in the work OF the
association to respond literally to the
appeal and for that reason are ap-
pealing to you. Already the follow
ing subscriptions have been made TO
the fund: DR.. c. d. DeF'rantz, *25;
Titus S. Rector. s25; S. A. Bondurant.
sos; l.. H. Lightner. s25: Edward
johnson. $40; Wesley Lyons, -; VIM
Parks, s25; The Denver Star, s25:
Willis S. Evans. s12: Thomas J. Bell,
$40. George Gross. $40: w. A. Moore,
s5: l.. II. Walton, s25.
During the time the campaign Is on
n chance will be given TO everybody
to subscribe to the fund. Our people
should respond literally to TINS ap'
peal-as no doubt they Will. SUP
scriptions should be sent or cheeks
made payable to S. A. Bondurah''
Treasurer $500 Glenarm place. Wha'
will you give?
The Denver star., 1916-07-15
cAMmEL & CO., uNDERrAkERs

July 3 at the county hospital after a
illness of some months from general
Iparesis. The funeral services were
held from Scott Chapel Sunday at
2:3O p. M, Rev. G. Sawyer officiating
assisted by Rev. Bell, secretary OF the
Colored Y. NJ. C. A.
Mr.. Arthur Jones died at the county
hospital July from general paresis.
late of 2530 Clarkson. and was sur
vived by wife and two children. The
funeral services were held from the
CammeI & Co. chapel Tuesday. July
II, at 2:30 p. m. Rev. Pope. D. D., of
fciated. Interment, Riverside.
Baby Faucet. late of Gil Twenty
ninth street, died from premature
birth July 10 lntermeut at Riverside
Tuesday. July II.
The Denver star., 1916-07-15

flowers, giving evidence of a vari-
colored flower garden. Everything
harmonized with the color scheme:
even the ladies' gowns of the evening
silently gave evidence of comple.c
harmony. Many beautiful presents in
silver We're received from thei-
friends. These beautiful tokens of
love and respect the hostess can
never forget, and she takes this oc-
casion to thank all of her generous
donors and inform them of her deep
appreciation for the valusEi gifts.
The Denver star., 1916-07-15
SHOULD SLoAN's LINIMENT GO
ALONG?

OF course it should, For after a
strenuous day when Your muscles
have been exercised to the limit, an
application of Sloans Liniment will
take the soreness and stiffness away
and get You in fine shape for the NOR
row. You should also use it for a
sudden attack of toothacre. stiff neck.
backache, stings. bites and the many
accidents that are Incidental to va
cation. We would as soon leave our
baggage rs go on vacation or camp
out without Sloans I.iniment." writes
one vacationist; we use it for every
thing from cramps to toothacre." Put
a bottle in your bag. be prepared and
have no regrets.
The Denver star., 1916-07-15

TO AVOID CONFLICTS, CONSULT
THIS COLUMN AND SEE WHAT
is TO BE GIVEN.
AUG. 4-Emano:pation excursion to
Colorado Springs.
3 Aug. 1-Mason's Annual Picnic and
Outing.
July 18th-Chureh Of Redeemer Pic
mic at Tuiileries Park. Enolewood.
JULY 17-Metropolitan CLUB Trolley
Ride and Outing.
AUG. 3-Shorters Annual Picnic at
Dome Rock.
August 10, Metropolitan club trolley
ride and outing.
August 3-eowles Grove-Bethie-
hem Baptist church.
July 17-Panama Temple and Rice
Pure Gold Tabernacle at Fern hall.
Aug. 2I-Mens' Progressive Club at
Starbuck Park.
The Denver star., 1916-07-15
sRE'R EFE ON 'SCRIPTiONS.

Sally Ann won't pay her 'scription,
Still dat paper she mus hab,
Ell de newsboy fails to fetch it
Den he gifts a lot O. CAB.
When de klecter comes for money
Sally always tells dat man:
Come termorrow, come mex Monday
And I'll hab it, eff | can"
Po' ole fellow comes mex Monday,
Sdlly's in de same ole fix.
How dat fellow runs dat paper
OATS de compound | can't onmiX
Donated: EF'E RAILER.
PlEACE PAY UP-WE NEED THE
MONEY. THIS MEANS YOU.
The Denver star., 1916-07-15

The 2Sth Street Cafe at I'll 2Sth
st. has an elaborate croquet grounds
with the service of all kinds of soft
drinks. ice cream and cake. All kinds
of outdoor sports, with the best OF
conveniences, with first class service,
are the features of her place. Many
young people are the devotees of the
various games.
The Denver star., 1916-07-15

Mrs J. II. Hall. formerly of 1890
Ames street. Denver. left Phoenix last
week to join her husband at Globe,
Ariz., taking a ride of ll5 miles by
auto stage TO view the great Roose-
welt dam and beautiful Roosevelt lake.
Also the cliff dwellers' caves and
many beautiful mountain scenes.
Mrs. Hall will spend the summer at
Globe
The Denver star., 1916-07-15
DE Agra CLUB HAS FINE OUTING
TRIP.

The last meeting of the De Agra
club was held last week at the home
OF Mrs. Charlie Rothwell. Much bust
ness was discussed. principally that
Of an outing. which was held in the
early part of the week at Morrison
All enjoyed a lovely time and re
turned without interest The next
meeting will be held at the home oi
Mrs. Ida Gay. 1921 Tennyson. Friday
evening, July a.
The following meeting will be held
July 2l at the home of the vice pres
ident. Mrs Jess Johnson. 2ilS Marion
All members are urged to attend both
meetings if possible.