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DEATHS

6an ave. where = solemn requiem mass
VIII be offered for this repose Of his
MOEN-Edward Calvin. husband of Ethel
Warren Cram Noen. son of the lsfo En-
ward A and Nary c. Noen. died sud-
denly IN New York Wednesday. October
~ 1920 Funeral services at Christ
Church. broadway and list ST. on Fri
day, October - at p. T.. kin1iS omit
flowers. ln'erment private. Woodiawn.
~ RFHl-on sunday. October Il. 1890.
Non-e beloved VIC If Timothy and be-
Muicahty. beloved sister of Charles.
Nalter ard John. Funeral froiu her
late residence. s7i East sisi 81. Flat
u. 80 q. M. thence TO the Church
ar 81. Catherine Of Genoa.
SH .N-I.uc.e Bii0en. widow 4 sh~ lara
William A. shaw. ON Tuesday. October
10. Of pneumonia Funeral private
sNiTH-Catherine. on October 49, 1920.
At her residence: 24l@ lniysrss ave:
bronx. mother Of Jsmcs J.. MAY O. and
Airs. Wiia;n J Gould. Funeral THURS
Church % -. Nicholas Of Toieatine An
drews ave- ana Fortshar, RI fntrrl-..r,
Cate Of Heaven Cemetery kindly omit
flowers. Automobile cortege.
SaiiTII-En'erea into rest. October 10.
1920, Nary Elizabeth. dang hteT u he
late J Willard ard Eliza i.athrop SIa.th.
Funeral services at the residence % her
brother. willard r smith, - Been
Road. Glen Rock. Ridsewood. y. j. at
n j..
terwent private. Automobiles wii he AT
Riagewood station to meet train leaving
Efie Railroad station Jersey tHy.
y.
SOILi,-0a Wednesday. October 90 %
pne uu0ula. Emma Knapp. daughter ot
the late Caroline ana ". Percy knapp
Funeral private.
sTEMLER--on October IL. 1920. Bertha.
beiov@i mother Of Max and Walter
Stemler. Funsral from Dargeon's Cha
Pei. lo7th ST. and Amsterdam ave.
Thursday morning. 10 O'clock Inter
nent St. Nichaels
sTEVENS-Enterea into eternal rest. at
Great Darlington, Mass. Charlotte Nc
Iutosn, daughter Of the late John G..
stevens, Of Trenton. y. J. Beloved by
all" Services IN chantry OF st Thcrnass
Church. 5th and 58d st. on Thurs
day October y. at IL noon lnterment
private
STol T-Jennie Ward. widow % Wright
CCnser stout and daughte- OF Edward o.
Ward ana SARAH sexton Ward. Fluerai
services AZ her late residence. as3
Franklin street Bloomfield, y }. at a
quarter past three. daylight saving time
on Friday. October p.
REILLX-On October "a. 1920. Michael
Reilly. beloved husband Of Mtrcs4lA
kiernan. brother Of the late Thomas.
John and Patrick Reilly. Funeral from
his late residence. q Bayard St. New
Rochelle Solemn high mass at SO
a M Friday, October %. al the Church
OF the Blessed Sacramento
WaISH-John David. at Quaker Ridge.
New Rochelle. y. Y on October 20. 1920
Funeral services viii be held at Presby-
terian Church, Harrison. X. Y. FRIDAY.
october -. al ll,SV q. III. Train leaves
Grand Central Terminal at Go q. m.
Eastern standard time Interment pri-
vate. kindly omit flowers
N Y. Virginia Kent VIE Of the late
Penaennis II. White and mother OF Mrs
Lloyd Bisseli- Funeral at Buffalo On
THURSDAY afternoon at O'Clock
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MARRIAGES

uOTFN NAN-yoSBURGH-On Wednesday.
October 20. 1920, by the Rev Herbert
Shiprnan. at the Chapel Of s.. Saviour
Of the Cathedral Of -. John tho Divine.
Lydia Vosburgh 10 Charles GouFeritf ur
HOFFMAN Of New York city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At Reaaing
conn October 49, Frances BoUghton.
daughter Of Mrs. Herbert Boushton, to
J. Bartlett Sanford jr
TAyLOR-EDEY-On Wednesday. October
20. at St. Thowas's Church chantry', BY
the Rev DR. Stires Mary Frances Edey.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles L.
Edey, to Edward Winslow Taylor ir,
son Of DR.. Z. WiHslow Taylor. Of Ger
copy
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DEATHS

RRETT-Suddenly on Wednesday Oc-
tober, 20. at GreenwicG1h Conn. Iohn
ratt. son Of the late John Thorndyke
and Alice lyman barrett. Funeral serS
ices at his late residence, Greenwich,
Conn. 3 p m, Saturday. October %.
Train leaves Grand Central l2;5l p. m.
Eastern standard time. Please omit
flowers
BECKMANN-on Monday, October II.
Vagts Beckmann. aged 66 years. Fu-
neral from his late RESIDENCE. - She
nm nan ST Lynbrook' + L. Inqr1aS; 1 H. .e :.
Cemetery.
BERNHEINER-On October II Gertrude.
widow Of jerome Bcrnheimer. Funeral
services VIII be held at Temple Emanu-
I'll. 5th av. and 4Sd St. on Thursday
morning. October q. at 10 o'clock. Re
mains lying in state at the Universal
papers please copy
BRJTON-On Monday. October 1s. 1920.
Hugh. beloved husband OF Minnie (nee
his late residence, S15 Avenue A. Thurs
day October q, 1920. At 2:3o p m.
CAROLAN-sudden on Monday. October
is. 1920. John J. Caroian. beloved hus-
2ol Washington av. Funeral from his
late residence, on Thursday at a. ~.
Requiem mass at Queen OF All Saints
r. c. Church. Lafayette and Vanderbilt
Intcrrnent st. Johns Cemetery.
CLEMENTs-Elzabeth A Wheeler widow
Of Charles J. Clements. at the home of
her daughter. October 10. 1920. Funeral
from her late residence, 4S Franklin st,
Jamaica, L. /. Thursday. October 2l
at 2:30 o'clock.
COLE-B. David, son of, the late Bayard
n. Cole. in his second year. Funeral
from his late residence. 31i East 1850
st, on Thursday October u. at p. m
Friends and relatives are invited to at
tend.
COOMBs-Florence. THE FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway and 6sth ct. Fri
day. II noon
cRow-october 1a 1920. Matilda Crow
copal Church Home. 92d ST. and Amster
dam ave. Thursday morning 1890
Members of Calvary NJ K. Church In
GRANDMA the Convent Of the Sacred
Heart. Manhattanville. October IS.
Mother Sophie Grandin. religious Of the
Sacred Heart Requiem on Thurs
day. October II. at a.
LOUGHLIN-Monday. October IS. Eliza
BETH wife OF the late Francis J. Lough-
lin and daughter OF the late John and
Mary Mary Hawley, Of Paterson; n. J. Fu-
Mrs. r. Morris. IS West 65th st Re
QUEEN mass at the Blessed Sacrana
Church list st. and Broadway. Thurs
day. October Il. 10 a. m.
LOwENTHAI-On October 49, Albert r.
beloved husband OF Gracy a Lowenthal
father of Mrs. stephen Gitnic.S and
brother OF Hannah c. LowenthaI Fu-
neral from hi his late residence. s4s West
End ave- Thursday, Octobsr 81 at 10
a. Interment private. Syracuse and
San Francisco papers please copy.
MARKEY-John, on October IS. beloved
husband OF Margaret Markey tnes Null
DOOM. Funeral from his lats residence.
fs4 Amsterdam ave. on Thursday, Oc-
tober 2ls az s3o &. m. : thence TO Church
OF the Holy Name. ssth St and,Amster-
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honeymoon at the Hotel Ambassador,
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Vanderbilt, who returned a few
days ago from Lenox, where she was
the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs.
William Douglas Sloane, at Elm Court,
has taken large apartment at the
Hotel Biltmore, where she will remain
until she opens her house l West
Fifty seventh Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Condit Hay have
taken an apartment at $40 Park Ave
nue. for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadby .Loew
and Miss Florence and Miss EVELYN
Loew will return to the city November
| and will be at a62 Madison Avenue
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Theodore Hane-
man are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son on Monday at their
country place at Hewlett, l.. l. Mrs.
Haneman is a daughter of Mrs Fred
erlck Charles Prentiss, of this city,
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Going On To-day
DAY


American Museum of Natural History; ad-
mission free.
Metropolitan Museum of Art admission
Aquarium. admission free
Van Cortlandt Park Museum; admission
% cents.
Geological Park; admission 25 cents
Meeting Of the National Industrial Confer
encs Board. Hotel Astor. 9 a. m.
dorf Astoria, 10 a.
Luncheon Of the Rotary Club. Hotel Nc
Lunehcon S1l', Of II the he Rotary Club. Brooklyn.
Hotel Bossert, 1880 p. m
Luncheon of the Chamber Of Commerce of
the Borough of Queens, Hotel commo-
Luncheon of the Associated Motion Pict-
ure Advertisers. Cafe Boulevard. Forty
f'st Street ana broadway; p. m
Meeting Of the Daughtor. OF the Empire
state, Waldorf Astoria, P m
Waldorf Astoria, p. m.
First Of the seasons conferences under the
auspices of the Federation for Child
study. Home of Mrs. Howard 5. Gats.
$50 West Seventy sixth street. : so p m.
Meeting OF the American Asiatic Assocla-
tion. Chamber Of Commerce OF the State
of New York. 65 Liberty Street, 80
civic teachers conference at Public School
II, Forty seventh street. near Elgnth
Avenue, p. m. NJ. Kaltenhprn and Mr..
Nicolai viii discuss the citizen in gov.
ernment
Lecture by W L, George on Love and
Na~riase' Aeolan Hall Sis O'Clock.
Address by Elihu Root on The lnterna-
tional Court" at the Bar Association.
a West Torty-tcurth STREET O'Clock.
Dinner of the telephone officials to British,
French, japanese. Italian and American
delegates to the Interna tional Communi-
cations Congress, Waldorf Astoria, 7:20
o'clock
Dinner of the Printing Ink Manufacturers.
j stel Commodore. o'clock.
Lecture by DR.. Berkeley Moynihan before
the New York Academy Of Medicine. IT
West Forty-thrd Stretn. S:l5 O'Clock.
Dinner Of the American Protective League,
Zone 7. Cafe Boulevard, Forty first Street
and Broad O'Clock.
Dinner Of Admiral Glennon to the officers
OF the Brazilian battleship Minas Geraes,
Waldorf Astoria. o'clock.
Lecture by Andre Tridon on Sleep. an
Escape from Reality" Psychoanalysis
Study League. 1913 East Fifty-eighth
Street. O'Clock.
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An entertainment for the benefit Of
the. Robins Nest, home for crippled
children, at Tarrytown, will be given
tomorrow evening in the Irvington
Town Hall, Irvington- on Hudson. Mrs.
Reginald H. Jaffray is chairman of the
committee in charge. An interesting
rrogram of Original plays, medieval
legends and old ballads will be given,
and Salvatore de Stefano, the well
Anown harpist, will be heard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Roosevelt jr..
Tho were married last week in New
York, have been passing part of their
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REV. CHARLES W. MCCORMICK

The Rev DR.. Charles ". Mccormick,
formerly superintendent of the New
Haven District of the New York Meth
odist Episcopal Conference, died Tues
day night in East Orange. \. J. lie had
been associated with the conference
for twenty-five years, retiring last year.
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Robert Marshall served as

best man "'A Veu Us
: Mr.. Daggett is a Yale man and the
pI'oe Is an alumna of Goucher COLLEGE
n,ur'ng !, the war Mr.. Daggett served in
ane marine Corps and Mrs, Dageett
WIZ 'he I. M. c. A. in France.
n nter the wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
A"sse'' VIII 1--we IN Forth Worth, Tex.
The marriage of Miss Martha Wash
,.ngton Moller, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William c. Moller, of 1855 Broad
way TO GoAdon c. SleepeA of this citv.
iormeriy of Boston, took place at s:30
Q CLOCK last evening in Trinity Lutheran
Ihurch. The ceremony was performed
oy the Rev. E. Brennecke, and a r.-
cept!on followed at the Hotel Marseilles.
MISS WiIhelmina Shattuck was the
MAID OF honor and the bridesmaids
were Miss Grace Rohrs and Miss
Lillian buckman. ]. Dwight Sullivan
served as best man and the ushers
were Charles S. Batchelder, James C.
Marshall. Dwight w. Sleeper, Of Bos.
ton, brother of the bridegroom. and
Dietrichs Moller.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Helen Oakley Under
NH. daughter of Frederick Edgar
Inderhill, to Henry Wick, I'd, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bryson Wick, of
Cleveland, Wednesday afternoon, No.
vember 10. The ceremony will be per
formed at o'clock in the Church of
the incarnation, and a reception will
IoIiow at the Hotel Gotham Miss
FRANCES Wick, sister of the bridegroom.
will be the maid of honor, and the
brides other attendants will be Mrs.
Joseph Beatty Powell, Miss Cecilia
Zip Banks, Miss Emelia Ros, Miss
Beatrice Draper, Miss Catherine Quack-
enbos and Miss Mary Sampson. Will
liam J. Sampson will serve as best man,
and the ushers will be George Hendrie.
Lawrence Jones, Gaddis Plum, Joseph
Beatty Powell and Alexander Bunts.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Ran
dolph Swain, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Allen Swain, to Stephen Cordts
Carr, of this city, will take place to-
morrow evening in St. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church, West End Avenue
and Eighty-sixth Street. Miss Allene
K. Swain will be her sisters maid of
honor and only attendant. Malcolm
Wallace Carr will serve as his brothers
best man, and the ushers will be the
brides brother, Laurence R. Swain, DR..
Wilhenry Fuller, Arthur P. Caldwell
and DR.. Robert D. Mclean.
Miss Marie Peckham, daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Walton M Peck
hen,, will be married to the Rev DR..
Nathan A. Seagle, rector of ST. Steph-
on's Episcopal Church, West Sixty
ninth Street, this afternoon in Dr..
Seagle's church. Bishop Burch will
conduct the ceremony, and reception
will follow at the Hotel Gotham Mrs.
Leonard Cox will be the matron of
honor. Perry Edgar Seagle, youngest
brother of the bridegroom, will serve
rs best man, and the ushers will be
Willis E. Dowd and the Rev DR.. Prince.
Miss Peckha,n, since the death of her
parents, has been making her home
with her aunt, Mrs. Samuel A. Gold
schmidt, at SO West Seventy third
Street.
Colonel and Mrs. H. A. Evans are due
to arrive in New York tomorrow on
the Mauritania. They will be the guests
OF Mrs. Evans's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clafin, in Morristown, N. j., for
time before sailing for Bermuda,
=
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take place tomorrow afternoon from
Christ's Church. Broadway and Seven
tieth Street. Interment viii be made
in Woodlawn Cemeterv
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Savings Grow ain New York
State Banking Report Shows
Continued Thrift
SDcctdI Dispatch to The Tribune

4l!1r1lll! -717llll17!
ALBANY, Oct 2O.-The high cost of
living has not tended to reduce saw
ings bank deposits in the state. On the
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Birth Engagement, Marriage cath and In Meoram Notices
may Be cakored TIE Tribune midnight
insertion in the next dav Paper. Telephone Bckran 5000
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IN MEMORIAM

BRUCE-Memorial services for the late
Rev. Wiiiai =. Bruce. D. d. will be
held in the Park Hill Reformed Church
Ludlow ST. fonkers. X. Y. Friday. Oc-
tober %. at O'Clock p. m
WILsOS-October 2l. 1919 Lillian May
Wilson. May she rest in peace and may
light perpetual shine upon her.
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Colonel and Mrs. George Perkins
Lawton have closed Lawton Villa,
Saratoga, and are at IA East Sixtieth
Street for the winter.
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Colonel and Mrs. H. A. Evans are due
to arrive in New York tomorrow on
the Mauretania. They will be the guests
OF Mrs. Evans's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
john Clafin, in Morristown, n. j., for
time before sailing for Bermuda,
where they will spend month. Mrs.
Evans was Miss Mary Stewart Claain.
Colonel Evans is the Youngest man to
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MA 1. Hizx'5 v@Uo<o

receive his rank in the British army,
having been commissioned when lit
tie more than twentyone years Of age
lie served on almost every front, in
every branch Of the army-infantry
artillery and r. A. F. He was wounded
in Palestine and after his recovery was
sent to France, where he again was
wounded. He served from August s.,
1914, to the armistice.
Miss Millicent Rogers, daughter of
Nh and Mrs. Henry G. Rogers, gave a
dinner last night at the Ritz Carlton
Her guests numbered thirty-sx. Miss
Rogers's engagement to James NJ
Thompson was announced last summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and their daugh-
ter returned to the city few days
ago from Southampton.
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Miss Marion Tiffany, daughter of
Mrs. Henry Fletcher Godfrey, has re-
turned to the city from White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va.
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ENGAGEMENTS
C0JTE\-s oroNON-Mr and Mrs. Elias
solomon. Of 400 East lfoth St an
nounce the engagement Of their daug h :
ter. Frances, TO Michael Il. Cohen, OF
Providence
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1920 John. beloved husband OF Ann:
Vagts Beckmann. aged SIS years Fu
neral from his late residence. l52 She
man st. Lynbrook J. l., Thursday. Oc
tober 81. . p. Interment Lu1he -sr
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THE FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway and 6sth ct, FRI
day, IL noon.
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honeymoon at the Hotel Ambassador
Atlantic City.
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COLE-B. David, son OF the late Bayard
n Cole. in his second year. Funeral
from his late residence 31i East 1e3d
st, on Thursday. October u. at p. m.
Friends and relatives invited to at
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CROW-october 1a, 1920. Matilda Crow
aged So years Services Methodist Epls
copal Church Home. 92d st. and Amster-
dam ave. Thursday morning 1890
Members of Calvary NJ. E Church In
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BERNHEINER-On October II. Gertrude
widow of Jerome Bcrnheimer- Funeral
services VIII be held at Temple Emanu-
I'll, 5th V. and 43d St. on Thursday
morning October 81 at 10 o'clock. Re-
mains lying in state at the Universal
Funeral Chapel, 597 Lexington av- Paris
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and VIII be known as the Lady Owls.
There are twenty members and the
hrst social activity VIII be d Ash din
ner held at q Robertsdale resort. one
week from Friday. The regular meet
ings will be held every two weeks on
Wednesday.
The Christian church parlors AFFORD
ed a most pleasant entertainment in the
welcoming OF the new pastor. Rev,
c. McFadden who came here from the
East accompanied by his wife VINO
shared the hospitality of the evening
the members Of the church and their
friends arranged for. There were dec
orations Of yellow and white and
most artistically placed The luncheon
served consisted Of three courses
There was large attendance through
out the evening and the minister and
his wife We're greeted with the as
surance that they Will meet With ready
cooperation in their duties in their
newly chosen field. Revivals held
OF recent date at the local church has
added many new members and il :
a most enthusiastic parish now that
win assist the pastor IN carrying on
the work 50 started.
Mrs l. H. Larson or North Bar
ing ave. has returned from Assumpt-
ion. III where she visited with her
mother and in returning home brought
with her a sister Mrs. Laura Dammery
OF the same city to spend few weeks
here.
Mrs William II Purteil n Mag
GUN ave Is visiting IN Chicago for a
few DAYS this week.
Mrs Charles Whitehouse Or Nun
cie Ind and her son. John. are re-
turning home after a pleasant visit
here with daughters. Mrs Edgar Lew
is of Melville ave and Mrs. Ben Reese
Of Fir = Mr.. Whitehouse, who has
also been visiting here at the same
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during the month of August and VIA
reopen Tuesday. Sept. 18th.
Miss Ethel Mae white OF the VIC
key apartments. accompanied Mr.. ana
Mrs. J Kuch with Mr. Ross Hands
in the party. on q motor trip to Gran
lite City. ST. Louis. and through Wayne
county Ill. They expect to be gone
a week and anticipate a very pleasant
Journey.
The Meesrs George stenen and Louis
Bessie are enjoying vacation at
sheridan M Mr. Steften is a resi-
dent Of Grapevine st and Mr.. Bessie
OF Fts 81.
dance is announced for the early
part of October by a social cluh which
OF late date has changed it's name from
the blue Bells TO that OF the Rain
bows. The Masonic Temple has been
chosen and the Copeharvcy orchestra
Of Chicago VIII render the music. TN
der tie name of the Blue Bells the
members. comprised Of young ladies'.
sponsored a dance a couple of months
ago and which proved most successful
They are endeavoring 70 make their
coming affair as satisfactory and trust
for the same patronage.
Miss Mary Snyder. ~ Fulton. Iu
who has been the guest Of Mrs James
1. Judge Of Hemlock 81 and Miss
Mae Ergiehaupt OF Block ave. has
departed for her home.
:. Kadetski. the Chicago ave tail
or has visitor. Max Reichgot. or
New York city who intends TO re-
main in this city and become associa-
led in the estabh4hed business.
Fire damaged a residence at aszS
Cedar st owned by ; kadetski q
East Chicago The origin is unknown.
a new social club had its origin at
a meeting held at the home OF Mrs
Frank Grass in t44th st. last evening
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time viii remain a little longer. di-
viding his time with his daughters
The stephan Kristons If South Todd
ave. are leaving for visit to Lima
o.. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs A1ich-
ael Rexinger VINO formerly lived m
this city and are wei known here
The couple expect rs he absent from
here for more than couple Of weeks.
The young ladies employed in the Of
fices Of the Calumet building are plan
ming 10 spend their noon hour in the
intricacies Of needlcwork dcvoting
their time IN the making of many
pretty and suitable gifts for the com
ing Yule tide While the time %
but one hour Is allotted them yet there
is ample time to perfect many stitches
and the cooler weather viii permit OF
them commencing without any delay
Mrs NJ j. Walsh Of Elm ST. has
her niece Margaret Hyde or Chicago
visiting her for a few days this week
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TUin City
We1Us Notes

Visitors at the home Of Mr.. and MIS-
n. J Reid OF North Magoun ave. are
Mrs. T c. Myers Of Anderson. Ind .,
and Mr.. and Mrs Roy Jones. and 4.
Woody Of Muneie. Ind
The John Hartmans Of Feacon ST.
have as their guests THIS week. Mr.
and Mrs John Carr Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
MIR. Carr is a nephew OF Mr. Hartman
The r. a. f cue win not meet
this evening as announced In last eve
nines issue Of this paper owing 20
the reception to r. rendered tins eve-
ning to Rev. Roiio C. Speer. \ la
ter date viii be selected.
Miss Marian Vosburg OF the Marx
subdivision is opening dancing classes
at 81. Adams Guild Hail commenc-
ing Saturday afternoon SEPT. 4th
Classic and toe dancing is 10 be spec
tally featured and Miss Nosburg comes
we'll recommended to the community
as a pupil OF the American Conserva-
tory of Chicago A reader in the Twir
city advertising column gives infor-
nation as to the hours and contract &C
be arranged
Twin city Circle. Daughters % Is
abella viii meet in one of their reg
ular sessions tomorrow evening Il
is desired thar an members he pres
emit
Tire Christian Science Reading room.
in the Calumet building were closcc
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Lorin Ashbaucher. state Superintend-
ent of intermediate Christian Endeav-
ors. VIII speak at the Christian Church.
Calumet and Summer SITS on Christ
ian Endeavor Hash" Mr.. Ashbaucher
is an expert on Yonug Peoples So
cieties and has an interesting message
for all Everyone Interested in this
work are invited TO De present sunday.
Sept 5th. at 200 p. m