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tuberculosis Committee.

tuberculosis Committee.
At it's first meeting the Monaghan
tuberculosis Committee appointed the
Most Rev. DR.. McKenna, Roman Cath
Ollie Bishop of Clogher, Chairman, and
Canon M'Manaway, Rector of Monag-
han, Vice Chairman.
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DUBLIN.
Death of Father Browne.

The death OF the Rev. Eugene
Browne, S. j., Midtown Park, is an
nOunced. He was native of County
Meath and entered the Jesuit Order at
the age of seventeen.
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Another Jay Fee.

AHotner Jay rec.
Mr.. P. McHugh, Wicklow, has been
appointed to the Commission of the
Peace for the county. He is an ex-
policeman and can be relied on to con-
tinue the dirty work in which he has
beer engaged all his life.
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Protest AGAINST PIav,

Youghal Guardians and Youghal
Rural District Council have passed
resolutions condemnatory of the play,
can Irish Lead" and approving of the
protest made against it in Cork.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.

~ S$$.o bsss$ e.!
1893 Bryant Ave. No; Miss c Mars e54h e1ain.
M Mss seSSfKs esfSy' $2s Sid Ave- Mrs:
n p: MRS Ross e GogWin. 60 couS stR Ays:
e9eeaaa 5erd Reo Mia5Ssas Az
PP sssp H., ss r.. cols%Ss: VIZ 81:
s5s ii Tn se' z7 MRS N &ssis
MISS Mary aya3 boy 81 H9 }sss 81 81 ~:
s.; Med. Examirser. Dr. Rcsa t4 Va, ~
III gis,, SYNDICATE a Bldg: Mistress -Asms.
and nnd ryan {si Meetings held on sec.
A. Q. i: ". haH. i7'a s. i7th q St. month at
de ntv Msnx N M, soo I'm
AY ss M r Req s0 sec! spMs NIL 3ses 5ersen
~ ~ sss1 al FL ST. n ms R sss
Tses s1 Eiisape sSs g1aa 81
Ave: u q; Medical Examine no aae sf 8
a1G G = Meetings held on the firsS
ann rnara n! Monday OF each month at ia
&sey n g:ss z5s:s
1rs s t.; A We H fr'1 .5 5.. Fl. RICE:
KssSsrins Ryaa 1 a. n. ri F AZ. Sc:
NNrei Is. Anna Ruean, 1850 Bryapt Ava
- Enc ins sec. hrs. Nellie webstsE, iS1E
Morrison. 2ois sth ST. e%RG n: ss0f;, ar1 =,
Mary Donovan. 1916 Dunont y.
Of eacs ne ea.t arst ana third Tuesdays
| 3rd st. N. S"Susn ssA
ant Div as1I Ne NJ 4-Pres. Mrs. Anna Bry.
sec Ia Ia. Mohler. ~ lsth Ave. s.; Rec.
Axe Axe Treas. Miss MG ari. sf Mur 1sth
K ISSs 18th a.. Ave s.; Fin. sec. Miss Edits
held held the first and third wadnesdsys~ %
HaGn He9 o1I In the rooms Of the East
Az Az; n: Vice Pres. Mary ~ ). dIs sSss
M No. iE%sr. fs,.A ~. Roc; sss. 1ss5
I 1as 81 81. IKs{e::in. Sssisssss' 81 81;
n Esan, III i11 81 hm Msd; nx.: ami p: J.
days o nei :. 81 SSvsey , arst ana third Thsrs-
ner 4th st. and Goth Ave. n.
Xjse NJ NOAH ss@ 4 sssi Ma Fl:
Moran 'e sSs 81 9Th n al r.; Fin Sec Mr.;
Mrs. M. Waddick, ase5 T f. r.; II aHs; NseS.:
Treas .,, Mrs.. e: Burns. siS Eth Avs. II Il:
r.; Medical Examiner, DR.. Rose Valley.
meetings held on the first and thir6
MWeGGne esq Of each month at 22nd Ave.
RAMSEY COUNTY,
County President. Mrs. Ellen c..rsv.
hanna Cook. 81 e. llth AZ: Rec ~
Mr. Mr.. Margaret Scott, ia Central AZ:
cs snas, ME- Ars Mergaret Carey. Sej ~.
nian hall. 7th and franklin ST.. n''''
Division No. I. st. Paul-Prss.. nli,>.
rres, Margaret Roach, sos st. AlhaSS
~: HeS; Sec. Margaret Clarke. NJ
lis AibemAsxr9is 81 1n' 1n Sec ~. Mary ay2ss
Ian. ~ Edmund ST.: Treas se isr1 { w ~
y. Owen McKeon, Se7 LoWr1 HixS
1 eeesGngs are held on second ana feufS
MAN Hail at s:1s ,. n. '"'. - A'ss'-
Division Ne. :. st. Pau1-p,...l.
Miss johanna Cook, 81 iith - ~
Pres; Mrs Mary Kenny: rs =. III q:
Elm: Sec. Mrs. Elisabeth 1oNsil1. ~
Mc csk91in Il X; c !ns See: Hrs Dstss0
aminer. DR.. r. A. Buras. ISsv~ ~
Meetings are held on 6ret III ~
Thursdays Of each meath IN 0Sm@ssS
., DaXisisa Ne: !: JaessvinsePrssaas.A
a e.asssn Fla, ~ ri N. We: rr;s, -
ply: Req. nv M Hsi;;.Scss S
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Death Of Post Office Clerk,

The death has occurred at New.
castle West of Mr.. j. Curtin. Deceased.
who was in the General Post Office,
London, returned some months ago
in ill-health.
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SLIGO.
ReconciIed In Court,

the last Rriverstown Petty Session,
when litigants named Scanlon and
Feeney settled their differences by
publicly shaking hands in court when
their cases were called.
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Postman's PIucky Act.

Postman's PIucky Act.
Carlow Urban Council have recon-
mended to the Local Humane Society
and Carnegie Fund Trustees the act of
Mr.. Francis Hayden, a postman, whose
plucky act saved child from fatal
burns.
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MONAGHAN.
Laborers' Cottages,

The Monaghan Rural Council have
threatened to dispossess their labor
ers if they did not till their garden
plots. Some of the laborers were said
to be growing flax.
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Death of Guardian.

The death is announced of Mr.. John
Bowden, Cappage. Dunleer, member
of the Ardee Board of Guardians and
Rural District Council
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LoNGFoRD.
Estimate Increased,

Owing to the increased cost of pro-
visions in the Ballymahon Workhouse
the estimate Of rate for the next year
has been raised 2hd in the pound.
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Price of Land.

Forty-six acres of land at Loughan.
County Meath, subject to an annuity
of G29 Is, have been sold for a1.O1O.
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KILDARE.
Meatless Day,

The Athy Urban Council have passed
resolution protesting against any day
but Friday being fixed as meatless
day for Ireland.
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QUEENS.
Killed by Kick,

Killed by Kick.
Patrick Purcell, Barney, Rainbow
ney, has died as the result of the
bursting of blood-vessel in one of
his legs, due to his being kicked by
bull.
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Doctor Gill Elected.

= BY 8 votes to for DR.. Mcguire,
Westport Guardians elected DR.. Gill
temporary Medical Officer for Newport
district, in room of the late DR.. Ber-
gin.
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DERRY.
Cropping Vacant Lots.

At recent meeting the Derry Cor
poration resolved to take steps to crop
for the ensuing season all pleasure and
undeveloped building ground in their
own custody, or in or about the city.
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Agricultural Organization.

Agricultural Organization.
At a meeting in Mas of representa-
tives OF Committees in the district for
the purpose of establishing central
agricultural organization society, az
pljcations were received for 2SS shares
from IS farmers in the district.
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Mark Of Respect.

The meeting of the Limerick and
Glare Farmers Clubs adjourned as
mark of respect to the memory of the
late Mr.. J. Nolan.
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Remembers Old Home.

Mr.. James Thompson, of Kentucky,
formerly of Eglinton, County Derry,
has sent donation of $40 to the
County Derry Infirmary.
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LoUTH.
Fatal Burning Accident.

Mary Duffy died at Ardee from
burns received in her own house. A
neighbor who eXtinguished the flames
said that she saw the woman at her
own door with her clothes on fire.
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Increase In Rates.

The demand of the Newry Guardians
for next year is ;c11,l16, an increase of
97S6, equivalent to rate of Id. in
the 6.
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LEiTRiM.
The Christmas Spirit,

The Carrick.on-Shannon Board Of
Guardians have agreed to give recipi.
ents of outdoor relief Is. extra in sin.
gle and Is. extra in other cases dur.
ing Christmas week and the week fol.
lowing.
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KERRY.
Appointed Solicit

Appointed Solicitor.
Mr.. Maurice McCartie has been ap-
pointed solicitor to the Killarney lIr-
han Council, rendered vacant by the
appointment of Mr.. d. M. MoriartY to
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WESTM EATH.
Increased TiIlage.

The South Westmeath Rural Council
has asked the Department to compel
owners of farms of 200 acres and up
wards to till at least 25 per cent of
them.
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Fisherman's House Destroyed.
A serious fire occurred in fisher.
mans cottage, situate in Lower Book
four miles from Stewartstown, where
by q large quantity Of nets and furni-
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MEATH.
Death of Farrell TuIIv.

Oede11 OF rdrreII IuI1y.
The death is announced in his nine.
ty-third year of Mr.. Farrell Tully.
Laytown, who was Chairman of Ke1ls
Town Commissioners for a long peri.
cd, and also member of Kells Guar
dams.
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Tl.PPERARY.
Death Of Thomas pwyer,

The death is much regretted of
Thomas j: Dwyer, manager of Messrs.
Murphy Company's Breweries, Clon-
mel. He leaves a widow and three
children.
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CAVAN.

Amaigamation of Unions.
The Local Government Board have
nation of Cootehill Union with Cavan
and Clones Unions.
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ANTRIM.
Food Production.

Belfast Parks Committee recon-
mends the Corporation to allot sixty
acres in the public parks for food pro.
duction.
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Death Of Mrs. o'ReiIly,

Death Of Mrs. o'ReiIly.
The death took place, after linger.
ing illness, of Mrs. O'Reilly, wife of
DR.. Charles O'Reilly, Neville, and
mother of DR.. James O'Reilly, Derry.
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White BIackbird.
A blackbird with perfectly white
plumage has been seen near New Ross.
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WICKLOW.
Contractors Death.

Contractors Death.
Mr.: G. Lawson, of Messrs. Lawson
and Son, contractors for the protection
works at Wicklow, has died at Leith.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF
HIBERNIANS
AND
LADIES' AUXILIARY

NATIONAL OFFICERS A. o. II.
Joseph Mclaughlin. N. p, Philadel-
phia, Fa.
Patrick F. Cannon, N. v. p, Clinton,
Mass.
Thomas ]. Mathews, N. s.. Providence,
R. I.
Peter J. Doyle, N. v. p. Montreal,
Can.
M. w. Delaney. N. r.. Chicago, Ill.
NATIONAL DIRECTORS A. O. IL.
James ]. Regain, st. Paul, Mimi
John E. Hea1y. Wilmington. Del.
Edward r. Hayes. New Brunswick,
N. J.
Conn.,
Myies F. Mcfarland. Brooklyn. N. Y.
NATIONAL OFFICERS L. A. A. o. II.
Mrs. Mary F. Mcwhorter. N. p. Chi
Mrs; Adelia christy. N. v. p. Glove
land. Ohio.
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ROScOMM MON.
Death of Centenarian.

Death of Centenarian.
James Towney, of Ba1laghadereen,
who is believed to have. been 1903
years of age, died yesterday in Cas-
tlerea Workhouse.
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Farmers Sudden Death.

FaFmeFS Sudden Death.
Mr. William Power, seventy, one of
the wealthiest farmers in County Lin.
erick, was found dead at his residence,
Chesterfield, Newcastle-West.
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ture was consumed. The nets caught
fire. and Mr.. William Teagwell, while
trying to save them, got badly burned
about the head, face and hands.
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tivation of laborers' plots In their dis.
trict. in order to produce as much
foodstuffs as. possible.
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the position Of Clerk Of the Crown
and Peace.
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Encouraging TiIIage.
The Carrick.on.Shamon Rural Coun.
Gil have decided to encourage the cul.
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WA0DCA COUNTY.

Diytsiea Ne. I. Jaassvins-
NIsabeth 0yna; viee Pres, 60
hSSsness e. F1s: Az la 81, J1iie ~
Anna DQPkA s
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Junior Patriotic League.

The Missoula young Womcns Chris
tian association in behalf of the Junior
War Work council at Washington, u.
G.. organized 4 group of the Junior
Patriotic league. yesterday afternoon.
ut tic Y. w. c. 4. home on East Ce-
dar street. There We're present So girls
from the Whittier school and Miss
Dora Penna was elected leader Of the
group. Mrs. Kinsman. secretary of the
Y. ". c. a.. WAS assisted in making
the organization by Miss Jean Mar
shall. At their request. Mrs r. a
RoIcrick of the AIissoull Woman's
Patriotic association came in to tel
the little girls about the articles to i,
made for the comfort of soldiers il
!, France. At the meeting yesterday, tn,
! girls drew threads and cut 16o com
/ presses. They expect to learn to kni
| at the meeting to be held next Satur
| day afternoon.
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Epworth League Piarss Treat.

The E,pWorth leag,1. of the First
Methods, Episcopal ichurch plans a
series of SUNDAY afternoon snppers at
3 80 y. m. for the benefit of the uni
versity students and others who are
having trouble III getting to league
on time owing TO the fact that supper
for them is served too late TO allow
them To reach tho league services. a
decrease in the attendance on the part
Of the boys has been felt ever since the
new recruits for the army have been
leaving for Ill. c;IrtollRNnts. All boys
and men will receive Il most cordial
WcicpmG In come and sAaS tn the
league services Will, the privilege of
bringing lady friends.
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5@$9GIiEEFY4j

ladies during the coming week. Each
guest Monday. brought il gift Of 20
cents Tor Red Cross work; and she
will expect her four guests IN their
turn TO bring each one gift Of 20
cents and to pledge herself TO enter
tain four other ladies during the COM
ing week The numbers grow by mnl-
tiples Of four, making 10, 81. 2at, ana
50 on, in guests and in dollars. me
groups are expected to enjoy whatever
form of entertainment they choose and
i, is expected that every woman III
N.ssoula will have part IN one OF
these links in the chain. \ record Will
l., kept OF hostcsses and guests am
IN account will be made of the money
that is turned in.
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"Now to Transform Faces Involves Se-
crets Few People Know About"
Says Naieska Surstt, the
Movie favorite.
BY NhLESRa SURATT

With 4. few r..ntz IL, ,,t,.1...,. .t
minutes IF trn,I Az ,,-,,,,,, 't,'t =" 49,"
abou, q ycIr- rcnaIt;,1,',, ,,+.'' ,'' ~ t.-
persou4l 3pne.ranrr ,,,, III i.,,.
eases wLara a ,.ents,,-l, .,l,, , p" nam
occurred literally nyr f,.i '',r, '''l
an can ~ tHfG eit,,,l, ,etti ~ Nt,''-
making il i'm ~ 3,,'a 1,'s, ir'>' 'H'5lI ~,
is n,nTa nro"nn,i1nl T<, H.. ,e@'E+oS. u
,r..f94 ty,u ,s.,1t hn, ~ ~ @"t VI -.
from yn,I. tirug..iet 10 't'
for abnui rifty G@,1ts iftd nix ~ ,,,., NV
,ahlesno,1f,lr ,F .eit-s,'tir - " " i'L ~ ~
IF ,,aie- ,rIis rre,.,,, ,I',4'Ii t,.'H u tlt'
,ra}lv--n,,rI, d,ner.Is ~ -, Wv 49,,
shoula u. usad c,-o,.,, an ~" ma -
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Park Addition Club.

TIL" Park Addition club will meet
with Mrs. Grace Walpole Wednesday
afternoon. at the L. y. Prescott home
III Park addition. Mrs. c. L. Lucas
is program leader for the day. the pro-
gram topic being The Most Important
Bridges of America There will be
also dramatic readings given by Miss
Helen Kellogg.
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| For Mrs. Brown.

A birthday surprise was given Mrs,
James \. Brown Monday evening a.
her home, SIS DcEoe street. Mrs
Charles Raucll. Mrs. Rose Hewett, Mrs
ii. l.. Long; Messrs. and Mesdames G
A. Pease. J. J. Peplkr, George PrinGle
II. w Mossman, J. l.. Osborn. j. A
Brooks, John Tracy. y. +. stowe. I. j
Murphy and J. NJ. Jackson. Misses
Iva Rauch and Myrtk Pepper present
cd Mrs. Brown with a Ia ndsomc cas-
serole, after which a game of cards
and an elaborate supper were en-
ioHed.
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NJ saoula Social Dancing Club.

The Mssonla Social Dancing club
held the first of its series Of dances
for tho season, last evening, at the
+ EIks' temple There were present
nearly zoo men and Women mcnbers
and their guests.
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As You Like Il Club.

Airs. ]. 4. Catlin will pc hostess for
the As You Like II club, Tuesday af-
ternoon. al her home. 135 South Fifth
street. west. \ paper on Peter the
Great will be given by Mrs. W. II
Snead aud q paper on st. Peters
burg" will be given By Mrs. Catlin.
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Minard- uttle.

Miss Blanche Minard, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Minard. and Claude
H. futile of Boulder. Mont, We're mar
ried "Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Roy. u. II. Mobler performed the cere
mony at the Minard residence. $40
Kern street, in the presence of u small
company of relatives of bride and
groom. \ wedding dinner was served
after the ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs.
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A Jazz Ball,

iHr Young men and women Of the
Parish house dancing class are n1king
ready II give d Jazz ball on Erida Y
'EenlnE. Each ono of the 100 meme
3cTa viii invite one gnest,' i will be
costume party and every other dance
upon the program will b Il popular
"Jazl"
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Faculty Ladies Organize.

\ meeting is called Of all ladies' Of
the University faculty for Monday at
ternoon at 80 o'clock. at the home Ct
Mrs. T. c. Sthcueh. 80 South Eifih
street, west. The chief business OF
the session will be to draw up con-
stltution aud to elect officers Of the
oreG nization for the year.
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G. c. Bridge Club.

Airs. !. y. Mallowe WIS hostess for
the Il. c. Bridge club Thursday after
noon. at her home on Iniycrsitv
avenue. Mrs. T. X. Hardin and
Madamo johnson OF Denver were
guests with the members. Mcsdames
l., T. Johnson. $ J.. Eurdick, William
Steinprenner Newell Cough. II. o.
Bell, W. +, Springer, Harry Rawn
and the hostess.
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Lyeil. Dowd.

Miss Edna Lsell OF Hamilton and
Earl Dowd, formerly Of Hamilton, but
now located at Keller, Wash. We're
married last evening at 7:3o O'clock.
Rev. Charles -. Crouch, u. D., per
formed the ceremony III the presence
Of a few friends of tNe young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dowd will reside upon
their ranch on The Cohillc reservation
al Keller, Wash.
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A Guild Tea.

Tho Women = guild Of the Church Of
the Holy Spirit will entertain their
fl1cnds at a social tea, next Friday
afternoon ut the home of Mrs. F. r,
S,"rlinE on Gerald ;vcnue There
VII be a cooked food sale in connec-
ZION with the tea, which will be from
@;3t O'Clock until & o'clock.
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For Miss Smith.

a company Of 50 young men and
women surprised Miss Margaret Smith
at the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs w. y. Smith. at Bonner present
ing her with an electric grill to take
with her as she goes to Seattle to
enter upon a course Of nrscs training
In the Sisters Of Providence hospital.
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For Mrs. liayt,p,

Mrs. w. $. Nacger was hostess al a
shower for Mrs. Joseph Haytin, who
was before her marriage Miss Rather.
me MacLean of this city. Assembled
at Mrs. Yaeger's nome, o3O North sec
ond street, We're Mrs. Charles Pitts
Mrs. $. Il. Riley. Mrs. Oscar Holding.
Misses Helen Hopes. Mona Derby
Pearl Derby, Myrtle Hendrickson
Pearl kuhl. Muriel shipton, Leora
Swami, Bertha Rehfield. Alvina Stab,
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Orchard Homes Wonan's cIua.

Mrs. Shelley Schoonover viii he
hostess for the Orchard Homes Won
ans club next Wednesday afternoon
The aper Of tho day will lie given by
Mrs. Charles Haney upon the subject
OF Thank sgiving.'
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Graduate Nurses Meet.

The Mtssorlu County Association OF
Graduate Nurses held session. Monday
evening. 1t the home OF Miss lola
Clark on Eddy avenue. In the absence
Of the president. Miss Ella Sterling,
who Is in Red Cross service i'll Call
,ornia, the vice president Miss Elrdie
King had the chair. The business
session was followed by A social hour
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Mrs. Darlington Hostess.

Mrs. ". ]. Babiggton was hostess at
luncheon in compliment To Mrs. Maui
rice Schwartz OF Great Falls and Mrs.
Shepherd. Seated with the hostess and
! the guests of honor We're Mesdames
Moore Clark and Robertson.
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Not At Home.

Mrs. Il. 9. Sissbn will not be at home
To callers. Monday afternoon, because
Of the meeting for organization OF
ladies of tho faculty.
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Art Department.

The Art department OF the Woman;
club will meet Monday afternoon. Il
tho home of Mrs. Newell II. Mason a
SO East Cedar street.
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Social and Domestic Science Depart.

The Social and Domestic Science de-
partmcnt of the Missoula Woman's
club Will meet Monday afternoon. at
the home oil Mrs. Theodore Lentz at
aa9 Blaine street. \ talk will be given
by Mrs Clara Aust Bush on The
Feeding Of Children,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-18
THE HOME GUARD.
BY Mabel Kinney Hall.

To guard is to keep, to watch to wait
Instant service. early or late.
TO guard is to hold with loving care
The treasure we count beyond com
pare.
TO guard is to cherish through veal
or woe
The JOY that a future day may know.
To guard is to trust. to hope, TO pray
While working TO bring the better day.
Guarding the home fires, the mothers
stand
While lending their boys to guard the
land.
Sisters and wives, with faith sublime,
Arc building the nest for home com
ing time.
Blessed this home guard OF women Who
do,
Staying the battle line through Ana
through.
Making in spite of lonely pain.
a shining link for an endless cham.
Innovation has DeeH tlt KY +iOt' y
the week in the social life Of Missouri
1t Is not a new idea, that boys ana
girls men and women. who are AVA
from home. living in barracks or dor
mtories become desperately homesiek,
no matter how brave they maN PC,
hut it is Il new practice Of hospitality
that was put into effect this week
when soldier boys We're invited INTO
one of the beautiful homes Of the city
to enjoy Il happy evening and when
plans were made to repeat the enter
tainmcnt OF soldier boys in private
homes.
An endless chain for Red Cross Work
has been innovated and 4 fattiesnaks
Women's Patriotic league was organ
lied. New plans for being OF service
at home, helping to win tbs war
abroad have been instituted IN oHt
group after another until the entire
community is keyed 10 q high pitch q
patriotic devotion