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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-05-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

]. Is. Abrell was a passenger Friday
morning to Manning to look after
business matters.
Supt. F. w. Johansen had business
calling him to Atlantic Saturday
where he spent the day.
Arthur Cole had business calling
him to Manning Saturday, returning
to Audubon Sunday
Geo. Law was a Saturday morning
passenger to Council Bluffs to look
after business details.
Geo. Kellogg assisted at the Hans
johnson grocery store last Saturday
on account of the big rush.
W. s. Foster went to Manning Fri
day last to visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Rebecca Patton.
Mesdames Earl Maharg and Geo.
Viewer returned Saturday from a sew
eral days visit with friends at Omaha.
Miss Carrie Clark went to Des
Moines Tuesday morning on business
and incidentally to see the Birth OF
Nation"
Frank Sampson and family return
ed Monday from visit at Creston
with her sister. Mrs. Chas. B. Elliott
and family.
o. l.. Lane returned from Sioux
City, were he purchased car load
OF cattle and shipped them to Audu-
bon Tuesday.
Mrs. VIII Mutt and son, after a
visit here at the parental, Aug. Oelke
home. left for their home at Clarion
Friday morning.
F. o. Niklason departed the latter
part of the week for North Dakota
to dispose of a few car loads of horses
that he had there.
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Mrs. j. c. Craney of Omaha came
TO Audubon this week for an indefi-
mite visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. b. II. CASTOR.
DR.. Daniel Franklin returned home
Friday from Rochester, Mimi, where
he accompanied Mrs. John Ruesch-
ling and son, Harry.
Ed F. Bilharz left for Council
Bluffs Tuesday evening so as to be
in attendance at the bankers conven-
ttion, held there yesterday.
Alex Caldwell and wife last week
purchased of c. H. Sampson the lot
adjoining him on the east, and will
erect a new modern home thereon in
the near future.
Roland Kilburn returned Monday
noon from a weeks business visit at
Carroll and Omaha. He departed
Tuesday morning for Michigan to
spend the summer with relatives.
A. r. Hill of the Wilken monu-
ment works of Atlantic was here Fri
day OF last week and placed a monu-
ment at the grave of the late Jessie
c. Keith in Maple Grove cemetery.
The base ball game to have been
played between the Atlantic and Au-
dubon high school teams last Satur-
day afternoon on the Ebert grounds,
was postponed on account of rain.
The main business block of Menlo
was destroyed by fire early Sunday
morning, and It was with difficulty
that the remainder of the business
section was saved from the flames.
Mrs. E. G. Carter and children de-
parted Tuesday morning for q visit
at Waynesville, Penn, with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson.
e. G. accompanied them as far as At
lantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Michner of Milo,
Ia, came to Audubon on the noon
train Friday for visit with his ne
phews. John and Bert Bailey and
their families in the country, and to
make the acquaintance of their new
grandniece at the John Bailey home.
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Farmers State Bank
AUDUBON, IOWA

The Otto Rubel monument was
erected in Arlington Heights Gem
etery Tuesday of this week and the
monuments for the late John Burr
and Mrs. r. w. Feltner were erected
in Maple Grove cemetery. Several
other monuments are being erected
this week in the city cemeteries for
parties, whose names we were UNI
able to learn.
Thursday evening of last week at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. f. Kerwin, five miles northeast of
Audubon, their eleven year old son
Joe. had the misfortune to have his
left hand caught in the cogs of a
manure spreader, badly decorating
one of his fingers. He had the immed-
late attention of a physician who
dressed the wound. 1t was thought at
first that he would lose a part of his
middle finger, but with diligent care,
and II nothing of a serious nature de-
velops, he will be all right in short
time
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w. ]. Campbell went to Carroll
last week and brought a nurse to Au-
dubon to take care of Miss Blanche
Campbell, daughter of Jack" Camp
bell and wife of Melville township,
who was seriously i'll. We are pleased
to chronicle the fact that she Is i'm
proved very much at this time.
A. w. Chrisman, butcher at the
McCort market returned home Sun
day afternoon from Rochester, Mimi,
where he went to be with his wife.
who submitted to an operation for ap-
pendicitis last Monday week. He re-
ports her as doing as we'll as could
be expected.
Mrs. E. A. Bates departed Saturday
morning for Chicago to be with her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bernics Sic
bert Guernsey, who was seriously i'll.
She was Joined at Extra by Mrs. Sic
bert, who accompanied her to Chica-
60. Austin and Phil Guernsey, sons
OF Mrs. Bates are both residents Of
Chicago.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-05-04

Mrs. Lillian Borchardt of Omaha,
after a pleasant visit here with her
brother, o. X. Purdy and family, left
Friday noon for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Purdy at
Oakland, Iowa.
l. s. Sherman and wife went to At
lantic Tuesday noon, where Mrs.
Sherman entered the Atlantic hospi-
tai to undergo an operation for ap-
pendicitis, which has been bothering
her for some time.
Earl Carson, who has been employ
ed by c. j. Thomson the tailor, left
Audubon Tuesday for Lewis, where
he will conduct pantatorium. He is
an expert tailor and no doubt will do
we'll in his new venture.
]. II. Parmley and son, who are do
ing mason work on the McCort mar
ket went to their home at Harlan
Friday, because of the shortage of
brick. They returned Monday morn
ing to resume their labor.
Jasper Jensen, who accompanied
his wife and daughter, Miss Elena to
Omaha last week returned home Mon
day. Miss Jensen underwent an op-
Grafton at the Emanuel hospital on
Thursday and is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Jensen remained with her
daughter.
A pair of twin colts were born re-
Gently at the farm of Earl Maharg,
a few miles east of town. They are
both healthy and rugged and If moth
ing out of the ordinary happens to
them, they will develop into a fine
team. 1t isavery rare instance where
twin colts are born that both of them
survive.
c. l.. Christensen of the Audubon
Hardware firm, who was operated on
at the Emanuel hospital of Omaha,
last Saturday week, has so far re-
covered as to be able to return home.
He came as far as Atlantic Tuesday
afternoon and was met there by Lake
Mortinsen and wife, who went by au-
to and brought him to Audubon.
John Roth, who is a smooth artist
at the barber trade came from Man
ming Monday evening and is now
holding down the first chair at the
Jim Nelson tonsorial parlor, COM
mencing his duties Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Roth and son came down on
Tuesday morning and the family will
again make Audubon their home hav-
ing moved into the Cal Mischler house
in the north part OF town.
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MONEY TO LOAN AT Low RATES

With optional payments. Complete
set of Abstract Books to all land i'm
Audubon County, kept up-to-date,
Insurance written. CHAS. BAGLEY.
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CARRIE BROOKS WOOD. DENTIST

Located one door north of DR..
Brooks office on the ground floor.
Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-05-04

Money to loan on LIST and End
mortgages at lowest rates. Abstracts
TO all lands and lots Ina Audubon
County furnished promptly
Arnold, Ross & Rasmussen.
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HOW TO GET AHEAD

That's the question that thousands
of ambitious persons are eagerly ask
ing today.
And every right answer to that ques-
ton includes this rule
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-05-04
SAVE SYSTEMATICALLY

That is the kind of thrift that we
stand for here at the Farmers State
Bank. Come in and start a savings
account now and we'll tell you how
to put system into your saving that
will insure success.
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wlson-rontaiae NuptiaI..

\ wedding which viii be- uf great lu-
ter'st Co their numerous friends Was
that Of yesterday morning. when Mrz.
Jennie Poster Moore Fuutalur and Ir.
andrew Wilson were united ln mtrrIaE,
hy Rev. Clarence r. Allen az tHa par
~1nage OF the Fourth street N Il.
church. Th. Ceremuny was read 90 o. O.
ucluck and Their. were uu attendants.
Thr bride was at,IrcI iu o. stylish
travelling suit. and im-McdiatsIy follow
ing The service br. and AIRS. Wilson de-
parted tnr uu extended motor trip
Mr.. Wilson bias Tor the past several
years. been principal OF the school oi
nurses OF al. ohio valley General hos.
rittl and during her residence 10 this
tty uas surrounded herself with many
tri'ui-. She Boz the daughter uf the late
Rev and Mrs g. r. Moor, % View
tiaWp-h.r'. and D. m,un, OF "a prutn-
iuout NDw EuEiari family Dr Wilson
.~ one OF the city eminent phvsIeians
tnd BE- VOL kuowu throughout ths state.
The iuio~fnE cards nave been UlII.I.
Mrs. Jennie Foster Moore fuutaius
Ir. Audr,W Wilson
Married
THURSDAY. June The first
t.u'''"u Hun.rr. ana sixteen
Who Sins West virginia.
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for pulling a stunt hat was not down
on p program for the day. These
arrangements consisted OF the pur-
chase OF TWO tickets on the Pennsyl-
Nania Lines for New Cumberland. ".
Va. Now in New Cumberland resides
the Rev. W. +. Allen. a former pas
tor Of the Stone church ar Elm Grove.
ana upon their arrival the pair hicd
themselves hithcr and wheu they de-
parted a short time later % was Mr.
and Mrs. William r. Kcyser.
On tho plea that they wanted 10
break the gladstone udings them.
-tIlts' re. Allen was sworn 90 sec
recy and Mr. and Mrs. took the late
afternoon train back 10 Wheeling
he Forgot a.
On % return trip "Bill" suffered
an acute and complete attack OF I0as
OF memory and upon his arrival home
ipfsui absolutely TO sag a word about
Dr. Mrs keyser was also afflicted
with q similfr attack and she. too.
forgot to mention o..
Time wore on and Yesterday tho
Rev Mr.. Allen made his return 81 fhe
license To- County Clerk Wells TEi-
t'll into b hands ~ r. reporter n,
me News who Immediately uncorkeI
'N' Story % the l~nfellieencrr wa
''NI'i however. Hf d. the lot az
n'wepapcrmeu fO suffer numerous A.
appointments and We are wiuiDp ~
forgive and forget. aIthourb ne
l.uth O" Eet scoopod on your own
and nov that tho secret DEL or. ,r-
and Mrs ksrscr are tho r-srir.rt. g.,
gi CONGRATULATIONS ana boef
Wishes from their friends who a-, b,
zion a ItfIr later they viii TAI. a.
'N'"nf'd honeymoon trim and M,
I'' return "III Do af home 10 ffaIl
PIT '..f newly furnished homo
Hr I~rirfrrrfh street
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assistant clerk OF the state senate at
the last session Of The legislature. IS
spending a few days in the CITY.
% Elmer HOugh. Of WcIsburC.
spent yesterday lu Wheeling in IA,
interest Of his candidacy FOR the Re
publican nomination FOR thc state
senate.
Mrs. VI 2 Burt and daughter. Miss
Laura. OF South Penn street. have re-
turned from o. six months visit TO
their winter home in Southern Cali
foruia Mr.. and Mrs r. VI. NahIke.
VINO occupied their home here during
their absence. have returned To- their
new bungalow in North Warwoud.
Mr and Mrs J. W Rankin. DR. and
Mrs. " : Hamilton o. Mrs VI. a..
Hughes will motor 20 Bethany today
for a brief stay.
Mrs John Morehoad has returned
home after a few DAYS visit with Mrs
Guy Mercer. 40 Barussyillc.
Mrs. =. Bruce Hall. OF New Martins.
Vile. has returned home after "a brief
visit with local friends.
Nr % Mrs Harry Porter. formerly
~ Wheeling but now OF Cleveland.
have returned home after "a several
days visit with friends and relatives
here
arthur welshaupt. 81 Beech Bottom
va. % business caller Boo Wh',ilne y,s.
terday.
Robert " Reece. Of WcIlshu-r r4s
returned homo after a few days Visit
Mr ana Mrs % walker p..r-.op
nre in Chicago Cor % stay ~ i week
or more. and will br inter. tod spec
tafors az Tho Republican national con.
y'nfiOr. which |ruutsre4 June
Mr. Charlie d. C0pp arI N.s Car
'opp Mr and SIR 49, Rice
Mr and Mrs HAL SpeII.I and Miss
Lydia Speidsl returned ~r..f,r1l.
from HOcaiOrfaa county whom.
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YOUNGER CIRCLES
PLAN AFFAIRS
MONTH OF JUNE OPENS WITH
MARKED ACTIVITY IN SOCIETY.
Many Weddings Add Considerable
Interest 20 the Present Social
Season.

a c%ongenial group OF friends Will
De guests this evening at the res.
ldence OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wetmer. at Glenwood. with Raymond
Neimer entertained a large party at a
marshmallow toast. Mrs. Meimer.
with Mr.. Fed Cowl. will chaperone,
and various pleasures associated with
an. outdoor gathering. a blazing bon
fire. and "A merry company of young
folk will furnish delight. The young.
er set Will be guests and include the
following:
............ Misses
Ruth hirk Wilma Schenerleit
tgi Zig Bertha Kirk
Marie Bauerle Katherine McBane
COrnelia Neimer Ada Bonnesan
Bertha Weimer Martha Colvig
Helen Gaus MarJory Myer
Edith Schubart
Messre-
Henry Jacobs Myron Kirk
Tom Schoficld James Watkins
Junior Giifin Ward Elliott
Russell Bond Harold StroehmanI
Carl smith Charles Hodge
Fred Laupp Arthur hnarr
David Meimer
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Wurtzbaeher-Paur Weddino

yesterday afternoon al ( O'Clock a
pretty home wedding was solemnized
when Miss Matilda Paur. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paur. Of NcCol-
loCh street. became the bride al Mr.
ADAM W~urtZhachcr. Rev. W G. Tlfert
READ the marriage service and the at
We're Miss MARGARET paur.
a sister OF D. bride. and Mr.. Elmer
DAVIS. Decorations about the paur
nome were IN pink and white. with
roses used ~profuscly. an altar was
formed OF lowers and grccnery before
MhlCn M marriage was solemuized
Prof. Elumenherg gave m. weddfrr
march and played softly during the
ceremony.
II" bridal gown was Of white net
over satin n fashioned with "a fun
court train. her veil being held in
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place with orange blossoms The wed
ding bouquet Was formed OF roses and
valley hllies. The maid of honor was
blossoms.
An elaborate dinner was served at
. o'clock at which the families and
close friends were In attendance The
bride and q will be al home at
lU2S Lind street. where they will re-
friends.
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Events a, MT. dc chAn,Al.

Wednesday. Jun, O. will o.. AIumuns
Day AZ At. de Chautal when the older
.stud'ufs ~ the school viii assemble with
TO" classes uf fAIs year, for ths class
day exercises. The business meeting al
n clock viii De- followed by the lunch
con al 900 clock and az BOO o'clock
b. tu, school. ana tho Midsummer =
'-.rhts Dream br the class Of 1915
'u Thursday. Juu, r.. beginning at =
clock. the h"uor- wl' ho conferred on
tu' Eraduatez and tho medals awarded
M address VIII he delivered BIS Bishop
T.. j. Bouahu..
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-Schenk.

Ahhouncement has been made N
the marriage OF Miss Virginia Schenk.
daughter OF Mr.. John O. Schenk. To-
Mr.. Jack l.. Minton. Of Nashville.
Tenn The wedding was solmnized
az Nellsburg. on Monday evening 5y
Rev. Holmes at the parsonage Of the
Wellsburg PRESBYTERIAN church The
bride has hut recently returned from
Nashville. where they will reside. the
latter being connected with the Nash
VIE Railway Light and Heat com
pany.
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close relatives witnessed the ces
ilony. The bride was p~rettily attir,d
IN gray. with hat. shoes and gloves of
a like shade.
The young couple will immediately
20 TO housekeeping al 3l4 South Penn
street where they viii be at home 70
thei- many friends. Mr.. Conrath is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Con.
rain. OF Marietta. O.. and is employed
at the John :. Welty company.
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". MEN
HOLD MEETING
NAME OF THE COKE FIELD RAIL.
ROAD HAS BEEN CHANGED
Reports Received From Field Men
Road Certain 10 Materialize IN
Near Future.

At its Office In the National Bank
OF West Nirginia building a meeting
Of the Wheeling h~nanciers Interested
m D newly formed Wheeling. Ohio
River a Eastern Railroad Company
held a meeting az which ths work OF
preliminary surveys ana acquiring Of
rights ~ way were discussed.
OWING 90 another company having
been Incorporated under the name Of
the Wheeling g. Eastern some years
aro. % hes been decided to change
thr name % the company 10 the
MheelInE. Ohio River a Eastern. I'M
der which utl" the charter b. issued.
The necessary steps for the oruani-
zation % the company have been tax
en-. and encouraging reports were o.
ctlN'd from The Geld forces. regarding
tho preliminary work. were discussed
~ length, and The situation was de
clared most satisfactory
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Ih" following invitations were 70.
ceIyei YESTERDAY.
"' f"'uliF and Commercial Seniors
Of
So JOhsuh Academy
request the honor of your u~ras.rrc
20 their graduation
ON The morning ~ "Wednesday Inn.
.HFrrfH
~ fer.'i.rfs O'Clock
S. IO.suf's Cathedral
Wheeling. West NIrrIuIq
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Wedding Invitation.

Copies Of the following invitation,
are being received by the man
friends Of the couple.
Mr.. and Nrs T.. = Wade
request the honor Of yOur presence
al the marriage Of their daughter
Rose
10
Nj. Charles Hutchinson
Thursday afternoon. June twenty
second. n thousand nine
hundred and sixteen
az three O'Clock
Midway. Pa.
At home
After Aux. !. 1916.
t~aruc-is. Pa
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MARRIED

I'm the Fourth Street VI. T.. Church,
Thursday, June lSt, at As \. VI.
10y Rev. Clarence f. Allen. DIR.
Andrew Wilson aud Jennie Foster
Moore Fontaine.
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The bazaar and supper held az Inc
r"organized Latter Day Saints church
on Friday and Saturday nights was a
grand success.
quite a large crowd attended and
me various committees We're kept
busy looking after them.
\ goOdly sum Of money was r.aliz-
ed from the affair which will b. used
10 help liquidate the debt on the
building.
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Hon. William =. Hite. candidate for
TIE senate. never asked for nor hold
state office. lie b. not ba-ing his
claim for nomination ON q past poIifi-
cal record. bur 90 q living. breaihnr.
hearty. energetic present business
efficiency. political faithuIres-
and availability 90 serve the psopi. Of
his STATE Vote for hite and be
ripht. Xxx
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4 reception VIII b. rendered Rev.
and Mrs. r. g. Howard. Of RiChomnd,
Ind. in the lectur. room Of h First
English Luthern church. this evening.
Rev. Howard has recently arrived To
accept the passionate of the church.
and the congregation has arranged
the reception as a welcome. Address.
es will BE- made by Rev. q &. Dean.
81 Trinity. Rev. \. l.. Benze. OF Zion.
Rev. j. NJ Potter. OF the Vance Mem.
orial church and a short talk by Rev.
Howard
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Erlrrd.

Mrs Chester Caldabaurh AZ bc-
homo In NcN'chen. was hostess YES.
t"rilL "y"ninr az an interesting par.
tF Music n games afforded "A plea.
ant diversion and a luncheon was
s'rN.d az which The following were
guests.
Mcssrs and Nesdamas James K.,
pic. John Conner. W NcNfecber
WIZ chapman. CLYDE sharp. Iobn'
Hrancau. James Kemple. Jr. lance
klsrS. Earl McCracken. Mr.. and Mrs
Sfeu-pr
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MONDAY BRIDGE Club

Miss Elizabeth Stamm will BE- no
stess on Monday To The Bridge club.
Of which she Is a member. al a lun-
cheon To be given at the Country club
The usual games will follow the sen-
ice
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Miss Leonhart COMMUNICATED.

Mrs. W. :. Leach was hostess TO n
pretty affair yesterday afternoon at her
home In McMcchcn. when she entertain
ed at "a n~"edleNork party In honor Of
Miss n"t conhart al Twelfth
street. whose marriage To MIR. William
Milkin of East Liverpool. .. Will be
an interesting event Of the month. Tn,
party wac also planned as "A misceIlane-
GUS shower and the honor guest received
"a number Of handsome gifts. Following
the features n the afternoon an attrac-
lively appointed luncheon was served at
Mhlch the following were Euests.
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Birthday.

Carl Bensell az the home of hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bensell. o
Jacob street. was host last eveninl
To a party OF his young friends. IN th'
celebration OF his sixteenth birthday
anniversary. Music with ame an,
exciting contests furnished a happ,
evening which was concluded by tn,
serving of a dainty luncheon. IN,
following were guests:
Misses
Helen McCabe NINA Campbell
Dorthy Burman Zillah Newman
Lillian BentZ
Messrs-
James Miles Vincent Costello
Francis McCabe Paul Bensell
John Ben-eu
Evening star., 1916-10-15

Mrs. John L. Beatie will leave tomor
row for Richmod Va, where she is
delegate to the Virginia Synodical.
Mrs. A. NJ. Benson of ST. Michaels, on
the eastern shore of Maryland, is visit :.
ing her daughter, Mrs. A. Bruce Sic
la ski.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Smell have pur-
chased new house in Mckinley street
and have moved into it.
Mrs Robert L. Corby aud Mrs
George Winchester Stone gave two very
delightful }uncheons at their respective
homes last week to the members of their
committees of the y. W. c. \. bazaar on
October 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Keys have taken
possession Of their new house in West
Irving street
ing the summer in the Adirondacks, has
returned to her home
The Chevy Chase Citizens Association
held its first fall meeting at the library
President. Mr.. Samuel Joseph Henry;
vice president. Mr.. Olive Smith: score
| tary. Mr.. Q. c. Merritt: financial secre-
tary. Mr.. Gift r. Richards. and treas
urer. Mr.. f. NJ. Mix.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Picket have moved
into their new house in Mckinley street
Mrs. George Winchester Stone has been
appointed to represent her class at the
laying of the corner stone of the Mount
Vernon Seminary tomorrow afternoon,
when the Secretary of State, Mr. Lam
sing. will have charge of the ceremonies
Mrs. Walter G. Clephane viii entertain
at class luncheon at her home before
going to the cornerstone laying.
Mrs. F. H. Mattirgly was hostess to
the members of the Community CluI, at
| her home in Brookvi!le road, last Wed
nesdav. when Mrs. o. II. Tihhitt Of
Alta Vista gave a cry interesting talk
about the new free clinic to be estah-
lisled at Bethesda. Md. under the au-
spices Of the Social Service League.
Mr. md Mrs. A. NJ. Caldwell are in
their new house in Mckinley street
Mrs. Horace Chandlee has returned to
| her home on Oliver street. after SPEND
ing the summer on the Muskolta lakes in
lanala