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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-12
NOTICE or AssEssMENr

Black Metals. Inc. Location Of Princi-
pal flee. ego Felt Building, Salt Lake
city, Utah. Location Of mine. Phoebe
Ely mining district. Lincoln County,
Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at
meeting Of the Board Of Directors. hello
the nth day of October. 1890. an as
sessment to be known as Assessment
No. 2 of Two Cents (2c) per share was
levied upon the outstanding capital
stock Of the CORPORATION. payable i'm
mediately to f. H. Snyder. Secretar,
go Felt Building. Salt Lake Cit.
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on November 6.
1920. and will be DELINQUENT and adver-
tised for sale at public auction. and I'M
less payment Ia made before will be
sold on December 4th. 1920, a pm
at the Companys office. 220 Felt Build
ing. Salt Lake City. Utah. to pay the
deliQuent assessment together with
cost Of advertising and expense
E. H. SNYDER.
/ Secretary
go Felt Building. Salt Lake City. Utah
First Publication October Is. 1920
Last Ppblicat ion, November IL. 1920.
FOR SALE-Two frame hcuess II
Dslmar. Nevada. II you are interested
address p, o. Box lol. Phoebe.
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Notice Of Appatcsttoa Tor Persuasion
In Aporuprsase the Public Wsssrs NJ
the State Of Nevsd.
Application Number s2ss-
Notice is hereby given that on tfs
7th day of October 1920. In accord
ance with section 50. Chapter IS. Of
the statutes OF 1919. A " Lee and
VIM. Keele. Jr. OF Panaca. County of
Lincoln. and State OF Nevada. made
application to the STATE Engineer o.
Nevada for permission to appropriate
the public waters of the State CT
Nevada. Such appropriation Ia 70 BE-
made from an unnamed spring In
the N. w. Ia, Sec 90. T g.. R.ss
E.. M.D.B & NJ. al point In the n"
Ia of SW IA Sec 20. 7. g.. X. 81
E., M.D.B. 4 NJ. by means OF open
cuts. and one fourth cubic feet per
second is to be conveyed to the NV
Ia of Sw IA Sec. 20. T. g.. K %
E., M.D.B. & IN by means OF pipes
and troughs, and there TO be used fer
stock watering and domestic purpos'
ca. Water not to be returned i
stream.
(Signed) J. G. Scrugham.
State Engineer
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WELCOME CATTLEMEN

Phoebe counties today
county branch otn
the OF the two
but the fact that here are many
well TO
Of development particular
the visit to Pioch
the Nevada association and accounts
fort their Interest n organization and effort
their alone for
the that
growing induy in this par
Clark counties will
in the
to a standpoint
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David c. Empy has been Ill 1T his
home In Phoebe during the past few
days.
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Agent Sam DeBolt Is building q
garage 1t tho depot.
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Notice Of Application for PermissiOn 60
Appropriate the Pebble W aters Of t.e

Notice Of Application Tor fermAssaOn 70
ApprOpriate the Pebble " Alters vi t.e
State Of Nevada. Application No. 6les.
Notice Is hereby given that on the sth
day Of June. 1920. in accordance with
s,ecti.. 5y. Chapter ~. of -.e =.
utes of 1919. one Vernon Jeffcott. OF
Caliente, County of Lincoln. and the
state of Nevada. made application 10
the State Engineer of Nevada for pen
mission to appropriate the public "a-
tiers of the state of Nevada Such APP
preparation is to be made from Hidden
Springs. at points in the SW Y NE Il SO
u NEK. Ne IA Ne u. Section IL. 4. 4.
s.. X. SO E. NJ D b & M. by means Of
pumps. and ten cubic feet per se-
cond is to be conveyed to w y Sc "a y r.
"a Sc "A lei NE4. NV NE Y. Section
| II. Z " SEA-. Section 2. 7 1, s.. r. %
E., M. D. b & M.by means OF pipes. flu
mes and dtches. and there used for ir-
rigation and domestic purposes, from
January LIST until December 3lst OF
each year. Water not to be returned
| to stream.
First Publication october Is. 1920.
Last Publication, November IL, 1920
(Signed) J. c. Scrugham, State Engin-
eor.
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First Publication, November
Last Publication, December 8.
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NO TIME TO QUIT

This no the mining game ihre are no au
v.s. factors affecting which cannot or VIII MOI
.oner or later operating conditions
metals and there must be margin Oh PROM
mining or no mining Of supply and
dsman vi the ndsury
In the meantime however railroads smeiters
Cooperate TO the u "
gree In order to over period Of readjustmen
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N0TICE TO NINE OWNERS

Notice is hereby given that the taS
on the proceeds Of the mines Tor the
quarter ending September so' a -.
Office of the County Assessor at Iioeh-.
Lincoln County. Nevada. A strict con'-
pliance with the law Is reauirs1 60
County Assessor In and For l-incoin
County. Nevada.
Date October i. 1920 80
Last publication October ~, ls2O
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A complete assortment of ONCE sup
plies always on hand at the Record
office.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Omega Gamma Delta
Fraternity TO Give Ball
Annual Winter Dance to Take
Place on December % in
Hotel PENNSYLVANIA

The Omega Gamma De,ta Fraternity
which IS at present established in
twenty-five preparatory schools cover
ing New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania, Massachusetts,, Michigan and
Washington, Will hold its annual winter
dance December 20 in the ballroom Of
the Hotel Pennsylvania.
Patrons and patroncsses include
Judge and Mrs. James A. Dunno, Dr.
and Mrs. Louis G. lie Roy Sd, DR.. and
Mrs Fred O. Kracmar ir., DR.. and Mrs
Charles K. Gavin, Mr.. and Mrs Ray
mond d. O'Day, Mr.. and Mrs. William
j. O'Connell, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Cur
roll, Mr. and Mrs. Frank +. Childs and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert WhclAn.
Members Of the committee are James
NJ Spagnoh, chairman, Delta; James
a. Carroll, Delta; Lawrence McGahan
Alpha; Raymond G. McGcc, Rho; A bert
g.. Graft, Epsilon; Howard Frank, Al
pha Fred Kruse, Gamma; Otis An
drcws, Kappa; Robert nodinc, Omricon
Frederick Rohlfs. Xi; Winder L. John
Non, !hcta; Harry Iansbury, Pi; John
;. Mckinney. Eta Donald Spcrry
lambda; ". Kenneth Vanness, Sigma
Howe c. AIMEE, Icta, Carroll Blake
M, Joacpn McMullcn, pi; Edward
nyfne, Epsilon, William G. Hall, Beta
Hugh Eagan, Omricon; Joscph Mn.
Crane, Nu; Hcdley Baker. Tau. and
Alfred Dunlap, Iota~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

The Washington Heights Chapter
D. A. R., Mrs. Samuel J. Kramer regent,
will give reception and dance Decem-
Der 27 at the Hotel Plaza. The patron
esses are: Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer,
Mrs. George D. Bangs, Mrs. Oviedo M
Bostwick, Mrs. Silas NJ Bostwck, Mrs.
John p Boyd, Mrs. John Buedinger,
Mrs. Loron NJ. Burdick, Mrs. James f.
Callan, Mrs. Frederick Mason Cook,
Mrs. Harvey r. Cronk, Mrs. Clarence
G. Dickinson, Mrs. Thomas n. Hill.
Mrs. Robert Vincent Howes, Mrs. Floyd
jarrett, Mrs. William f. Jacobs, Mrs
!. W. Lyman, Mrs. Audley X. Leon,
Mrs. Anthony lie Forte, Mrs. Foster
Moore, Mrs. John W. Mack. Mrs. War
zen c. French, Mrs Thomas R. Harris,
Mrs. George Il. Hendrickson, Mrs John
D. Samuelson. Mrs. John II. Storer,
Mrs. Thomas C. Shotwell, Mrs. George
". Stowe, Mrs. Charles " esley White
and Miss Susan W. Patterson.
The junior committee members are
Miss Elizabeth VIII te chairman; Miss
Florence L. Averell, Miss Olive Bost-
rick. MISS Marian Callan, Miss Grace
r. Colyer, Miss Edith H. Donaldson,
Miss Agnes f. Tallenbeck, Miss Ellen
Harris, Miss Ellen French Miss Louise
10 Forte, Miss Alice LYMAN, Miss
Helen Merryman, Miss Isabelle Van
Doren and Mrs. J. Pierre Seaman.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Harvey r. Cronk, chairman. 257 West
i00th Street
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
of the Women's Clubs Affairs in Society

nell, president and founder of III
clinic, and the board of directors 'aa]
December 50. in the Rose Room of ~ pl
Hotel Astor. There viii be a Chr;s.71 .'.71
mas tree and present for each ch;Ss
iusses will convey toe children e. ON
from the clinic, which Is located ~
325 East Eighty-fourth Street NJ
Thomas W. Bentley is chairman og -
committee in charge, and assoc;.,a
with her are Mrs. William Navnas
Haradon and Mrs. Walter ". Grifta
The Christmas dance of the Rs.)
thoyen Society, Nine. Aida Tanini-Tao
liavia president, fer the Reethoye, n;s
Gle Of young men and women usbers
VIII be held December 2S in the grsn1
ballroom of the Plaza Hotel.
Miss Clare Vial, chairman Of the a.,
Gle, gave a small dance last NIGHT fa1
the members at her home in Canvauj auj
Avenue. The other members inc,rS
Miss Marjorie Hastings, vice-chair,na ~
Kenneth Becbe, chairman of nsbar~
Miss Florence Bloomingdale. Miss Fis >,
Gehlen, Miss Emily Gref, Miss Tberss
Guilfoyle, Miss Jane Lowell, N;s9
Mildred Wedeking, Miss Mild
Wiertz, John Bond, J. Edward F;ts
SIMMONS. Herbert Hatch, Eugene Hvatt
Henry Manning, Alexander Peron ~.
Howard NJ. Potter, A. f. Wagner w
ginia Marcus, Wilhelmina Mahr. Cwsn1
dolyn Livingston, John Bowen. sbe,1
wood 3. Hyatt and julius Zra6e
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Winter Campaign
Plan of WOman's
Republican Club
Organization. Entering 2Ist
Season, Names Commit
tees to Garry Or Propa-
ganda in Aid of the Party

The Woman's Republican Club,
Mrs. James Griswold Vent president
which for z score of years has done
effective propaganda work for the
party, is entering upon its twenty
first season with renewed enthusiasm.
The membership now exceeds five
hundred, and in addition to the
monthly luncheons to be held at the
Hotel Plaza, the presidents reception
on January 4, and the annual lunch
con on Lincoln's Birthday, an inten-
sivc winter campaign has been ar
ranged under the direction Of the fol
lowing committees:
Resolutions, Mrs. -Eohn Iselin:
Legislative, Mrs. George Wilde; Civics,
Mrs. Warren Ransom; Program, Mrs.
Stanley Lyman Otis; Education, Mrs.
Emmons Bryant; Current Topics
Mrs. Charles Denison; Entertainment,
Mrs. Alfred Z. Ommen; Luncheon,
Mrs, Dexter Blaedon; Publicity, Mrs.
Everett Hamilton; Printing, Mrs
William McDermott, Badges, Mrs.
Francis Winslow.
Others active in the work of the
club are Mrs. Emily Glogau, Mrs.
Charles S. Whitman, Mrs. Nicholas
Murray Butler, Miss Sarah Butler, Miss
Emily Cass Gilbert, Mrs. Nelson
'Shaughnessy, Mrs. Robert Cart
wright, Mrs. Frank Northrup, Mrs.
William Gerry Slade, Miss Mary Wood,
Mrs. Samuel r. Guggenheim, Mrs j Ohm
McVickar, Mrs. Stuart Duncan, Mrs.
William II. V. Hoffman, Mrs. John
Sheppard. Mrs. Cornelia s. Robinson.
Mrs. Clarence Burns, Mrs. Arthur
Comfy, Mrs. Albert II. Gleason, Mrs.
Abram Ellenbogen, Mrs. John Prince,
Mrs. Mabel Mckinley Baer Miss Au-
gusta Wood, Miss Blanche Strange.
Mrs. Michael Van Beuren, Mrs. Paul
Crandell, Mrs. William Pierson Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Arthur Woods, Miss Cam
pion, Mrs. Ferrier Martin, Miss Ethel
Spencer, Miss +. c. Shoyer, Mrs. Henry
Amerman, Mrs. Walter Crump, Mrs.
Wallace Probasia, Mrs. Perry S. Boyn-
ton, Miss Juliana Cutting, Mrs. Van
Courtland Homan, Mrs. Samuel S
Koenig, Mrs. Livingston Seamon, Mrs.
Henry. Spaulding Schley. Mrs. Ruth
Litt' Mrs Gordon Bell Knox. Mrs. Mel
son Henry. Mrs. Arthur +. Warren.
Or: Lucy Osborne Wight. Mrs. James
Sullivan, Mrs. Arthur Kelley. Mrs
tredcrlck Thompson, Mrs Charles Mott
" rs. Arthur Warren and Mrs. George
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
1heater Club to Meet

- mo New York Theater Club, Mrs.
Belle de Rivers president, will hold
Us annual Yuletide luncheon at tho
hptei Astor on Tuesday. The presi-
dent viii hold reception ut 1870.
During the luncheon the old Envljsh
watts will be sung by the Catbedra
Ciee Singers Of tae Cathedral og s,
John the Divine.
Mrs. Daniel II. Tracy, chairman Of
program, viii present Emanuel stieri.
Of the Italian Grand Opera Company
Tho VIII sing t~o groups Of songs. and
one-act comedy Of modern liYe en-
entitled "Fifty-fifty" BY the Garden
Players Of Forest Nills, with Walter
Hart~ig, PRECEDENT; the Missee Bir
ninPhan and Cason and Erik Huneker
In the cast.
TIE ena rnoan " the day IL Mrs.
Josepn A. Lawrence, and the 9uests o,
9eror IRE Nr. and Mrs franl Eacou.
bltn Bfooxe, Hias Amelia Bingham,
.arl Carroll, Maciyl Arbuckle, mr.
=, N. Palmer, Mrs cora Wellca Trow.
niss Mary Garrett Hay, Mrs. Leonard
4 hili, Mrs. Ralph Trautman, Miss
men fyarick Boswell, Miss Edyth
1sitsn, Mrs Edmund w. Kingsiand.
~ HGQaa0 the zrfss@.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Press Club TO Give Benefit

A benefit entertainment will be given
December % at the Waldorf Astoria,
under the auspices Of the Woman's
Press Club, Mrs. Haryot Holt Dey.
president. The proceeds will 60 to
maintain scholarship for student
journalists at Columbia University
and to create a provident fund for
tie assistance Of aged and needy mem
bers. The program Will be opened by
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, prcsi-
cent Of Columbia University, and there
viii be greetings b. Mrs. Dey, and
Edward Percy Howard, prcsident of
the Mems Press Club The artists
VIII include Ella Palmer. Grace Brad
ley. Rafaelo Diaz and Oliver Dentor.
Christmas party is 20 be yiven
to the children of the Dyker Heights
Blind Babies Home, by Clio. to-mor-
row. There will be a short program,
followed by gifts and refreshments.
An hour Of music under the auspices
Of the Euterpe Club Mrs. Alcinous
Berton, presidenD was given Tuesday
at the Waldorf Astoria. under the
direction Of Claude Warford. These
artists appeared: Miss Marjorie Lau-
rer soprano; Miss Julia Silvers, con-
tralto; Thomas joyce. barytone. ana
Gordon Stanley. pianist. The object
OF Euterpe is to introduce young
American artists and encourage them
III their career.
The annual musicale and dance OF
Euterpe will be held January 81 in the
large ballroom Of the Hotel Plaza
A luncheon and business meeting
of the Iowa New Workers (Mrs War
rem Thummel, president) was held at
the home of Mrs. j. B. Sullivan, Sol
Cathedral Parkway, few days ago.
Mrs. julius Bauer sang group Of
songs, accompanied by Mrs Emery
Deyo. The Christmas dance of the
Iowa New Workers viii be held at the
Plaza Monday evening, December 27
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs
Charles Stockton, II West Tenth
Street.
Phalo met at the home Of Mrs. Peet
IA West Ninety-first Street, last Mon
day, with Mrs. Eugenia Chapman
president, presiding 'philosophy'
was the topic Of the day.
The Daughters Of Ohio in New York
Mrs. Edmund W. Kingsland, president
were entertained Wednesday evening
by Elizabeth Cowdy Baker, portrait
! painter, at her studio, "a Gramercy
Park.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

Of the original subscribers are active
in the management this year.
The d6butantes, the younger mar
ried set, and also some OF the older
matrons, who have attended this an
nual event for many years, viii be
present at this winters ball. The
beneficiary is the New York Nursery
and Child's Hospital.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, last years
James ". Gerard, whose husband 3
mother, Mrs. James Gerard, was active
in the management of the dance years
ago. Mrs Robert Livingston Gerry
continues as secretary and Mrs. Frank
S Witherbee again will act as treas
urer, with Miss Florence v Doane as
executive secretary. Lawrence S. Butler
again heads the floor comnitton
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

be given by the club. George T. Curtis
was chairman of the entertainment
committee.
The Theater Assembly Mrs. J.
Christopher Marks, president) will give
& supper-dancc Tuesday at the Hotel
Astor. Mrs. c. L. Greig, Of 80 West
Eighty-ffth Street, is chairman of the
committee on supper reservations.
A dinner in honor Of Mrs. Florence
Foster Jenkins, president of the Verdi
Club, was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Garraway Smith last Sunday at the
Hotel Commodore. Sixteen members of
the board were present. Mrs. j. Jones
Christie and Miss Estelle Christie as
sisted in receiving. At the recent mu-
sicaIe Of the CLUB a 81 YER vase was pre-
scnted by the reception committee to
the retiring chairman, Mrs. James Risk.
The James Henry Parker Chapter,
United Daughters Of the Confcderacy
will hold its regular monthly meeting
tomorrow at the Hotel Astor. Mrs.
Charles B. Goldsborough, president,
viii be in the chair. Besides the social
side. charitable interests are part Of
the chapters work among which is the
care of Belgian and French orphans.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
W0men's Clubs to Make
Christmas Merry for Poor
Organizations Arrange Distribute Trees, Gifts and
Dinners Among Needy in This City and Also TO
Extend Helping Hand to Sufferers in Europe

Many of the will hold interesting this
together
the last will
the Holidays othe clubs elaborate
them being marked by Christmas festivities.
In midst of
this
behalf of the
the needy by of the larger clubs them
help this
New Year the regular sessions will be
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19


Mrs. ScImalhol@, on the left, is
active IN the Mozart Society and the
East Side Clinic for Women and
Children. She is gjving a theoter
party tomorrow night for Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell.
Mrs. Ommen is chairman Of the
entertainment committee Of the
Women's Republican Club, of sohich
Mrs. James Gris10o'd Wentz is presi-
dent.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

Brennan. Mrs. William Maurice Ballin,
Mrs. Philip c. Boerum, Mrs. Kenneth
W. Buell.. Miss Lulu Breid, Mrs. Edgar
0. Challenger, Mrs. Frank G. Cochran,
Mrs. Robert n. Davis, Mrs. Henry Dun
kak, Mrs. Richard Denbigh, Mrs. Sam
uel Gardner Estabrook, Mrs. Frank H.
Edmunds, Mrs. Louis c. Frese, Mrs.
Grace Ethel Folk, Miss Anna Fitziu,
Mrs. z. 0. A. Glokner, Mrs. Walter W
Griffith. Mrs. William NJ. Haradon, Mrs.
Henry c. Hawkins, Mrs. Florence Eos
ter jenkins, Mrs. A. Edwin Keigwin,
Mrs. Henry W. McCandless, Mrs. Viii
liam H. McGee, Mrs. Robert Ii. McCon-
nell, Mrs. Frank A. Peteler, Mrs. Rich
ard T. Percy, Mrs. John II. Parker, Mrs.
Lyman D. Post. Mrs. Joseph j. Root,
jr., Mrs. E. Bassford Schmalholz, Mrs.
Cary F. Simmons, Mrs. Valdemar Sillo,
Mrs. Edwin Bliss Shays, Mrs. Leslie L.
Savage, Mrs. Emma F. Seaman, DR..
August c. Schwenk, Mrs. John Thomas
Taylor, Mrs. Lionel Van Praagh, Mrs.
Paul C. Wooster and Mrs. Augustn V.
Wendell
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Waldorf To Be Scene
Of Annual Charity Ball
New York Nursery and Child's
Hospital To Be Beneficiary
This Season

The annual Charity Ball viii be
glVen February at the Waldorf-Astoria
under fashionable patronage. For
slxty-four years this affair has been q
feature Of New York's social season
and the grandsons and granddauphters
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Society
Gives Concert
At Hotel Astor
Governor and Mrs. Edwards
Are Guests Of Honor at
Most Brilliant Affair in
History of Organization
Every Box Is Occupied
Miss Anna Fitziu, Paul
AIthouse and Chief Cau-
poIican Lead Program

With three artists from the Metro
poitan Opera House on the program,
and with Governor Edward l. Edwards
of New Jersey and Mrs. Edwards as
guests of honor the New York Mozart
Society, Mrs Noble Mcconnell presi-
dent, gave the most brilliant concert
in the history Of the organization last
Tuesday night at the Hotel Astor. The
ballroom was crowded with we'll known
persons and every box in the parterre
and grand tier rows was occupied
The artists engaged for the evening
were Miss Anna Fitziu, soprano, and
Paul Althouse, tenor. and an added at
traction was Chief Caupolican, barry
tone, Of the Metropolitan, who was d
guest of the society for the evening
and sang two numbers. Miss Fitziu
and Mr.. Althouse were in good voice
and among other numbers they sang
the duet from the first act of LA
Boheme." The Mozart choral sang
several pleasing numbers, under the
direction of Richard T. Percy. Charles
Gilbert Spross was the accompanist.
Governor and Mrs. Edwards were
escorted 20 the presidents box by
United States marines and later s
number OF men, headed by Mr. Nc
Connell and Lincoln S. Rogers. es-
cVlOeu Inc IVFciNOl 70 inc pldllOlUl,
whore he made a few complimentary
remarks about the society and its
president.
The concert was followed by supper
and dancing.
The boxholders included: Mrs. Ben
jamin Adriance, Mrs Bertrand H. Bill
man, Mrs. Richard A. Colroon, Mrs.
Carrie Hession, Mrs Frederic Gushing
Stevens, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, Mrs.
Owen j. McWiliams, Mrs. Lincoln S.
Rogers, Mrs F Macdonald Sinclair
Mrs. Clarence Burns, Mrs Willis J
Blackwell, Mrs Thomas W. Bentley,
Mrs. Anthony Bassler, Mrs. Thomas E
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Euphony Society Gives Tea

The officers and members of the
choral of the New York Euphony
Society Mrs. James J. Gormlcy, pres
dent) gave a tea at the Waldorf and
theatcr party at the Hudson for the
president, yesterday.
Those occupying boxes were Mrs.
Arthur KniPht, Mrs Ar in@ton Mead
Mrs. A. T. Foelix, Mrs Samuel Har-
liam Eschman, Miss Ruth Michelbecker,
Miss Lillian Sarbach, Miss Mabel Cos
grove, Miss Celia Petri and Miss Ger
trude McDermitt.
Mrs. Gormley haa engaged the roof
garden Of the Waldorf for New
Years Eve for supper dance which
the society viii give. More than 500
reserFat'ons have been made.
A series Of card parties will be
1lVen' beginning IN January and con-
tlnuing through April.
ihe third matinee musicale will take
place at the Waldorf Saturday, Jan
uary 8. in the Astor Gallery
The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mrs.
jessie Emerson Moffat. president. will
meet to o-norrow afternoon at o'clock
IN tne alGorf Astoria. "Thc American
One-Act Play' viii be the subject Of a
TAX by Mrs. James ". Howie. Miss
Ei5ie kizcr, Of "Thc Tavern" company,
"Iil be special guest. The club at
s,,s.nded a matinee performance Of "Thc
laVefn" on Wednesday, following "a
i"hcheon at the Waldorf Astoria, and
"ill discuss it and Just Suppose" to
~hlcn there was an evening thcater
party the preceding week Mrs. +. H..
/ 9ca'acheld viii preside in the absence
u mrs- Moffat in California
Inc new Cala1y Club. Alfred JncR
toh Younder and president, gave ita
s'''p o'nu"r' entertainment and dance
innftNay eYening AT the " omcn's Uni-
Yefsily Club. There we're informal
speecnee, and Piastro EorrisoN, the
guest of honor, played several violin
soi's. Moie than 100 members and
guests contributed toys for the Christ
taas bag for poor children which viii
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

Mrs. Emil Glogau and Mrs. Walter S
Comfy.
The Society Of Michigan Daughters
will attend the unveiling of tablet
or February 19, to be presented by the
Woman's Home Missionary Society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in
memory of Mrs. Clinton B. Fish. At
the same time and rlace the president,
Mrs. Edgar Park, Will unveil tablet
General Clinton B. Fisk.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

Mrs. Z. Bassford SchmalhoIz will
give theater party, followed by sup
per at the Hotel Astor, tomorrow. for
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

Two hundred children and their
mothers, of the East Side Clinic for
Women and Children, will be enter
tanned at dinner by Mrs Noble McCon-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

The Daughters Of Ohio in New York,
Mrs. Edmund W Kingsland, president,
were entertained Wednesday evening
by Elizabeth Gowdy Baker, portrait
painter, at her studio, "a Gramercy
Park.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19

y saong the artists
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
TROOP 10'S MOVIE
 IS GREAT SUCCESS

Members and officials of Troop 10 are feeling rather "chesty" over the success of their scout movie" These scouts have been working on the pie ture for quite a long time, and when they saw it on the screen they felt more than repaid for their hard work
 This picture was shown at the Colonial last Thursday and Friday. Good crowds greeted this first venture of Troop 10, and convinced the scouts that their picture had in every way been a success.
 The picture dealt with scouts and scouting. The good work of the Boy Scouts was brought out, as well as the value of the woodlore known to every good scout. This picture was a boost to scouting on more than one account First, the theme of the pic. ture put forth the good principles of scouting, and second, the fact that a single troop of Boy Scouts was able to film, act and put on a movie stands as evidence of the resourcefulness of the scouts.
 The exact financial gain has not yet been ascertained fully, but Troop 10 says that a goodly sum was cleared, with which these scouts intend to bet ter scouting in their dsitrict.