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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Entire Nous Club

Tho Entire Nous club IL planning
10 give one Of Its largest and best
dances Saturday evening, February
IS, IN the Masonic Temple Music
and decorations OF a novel character
are TO be introduced at the dance.
besides selections 10 he given by the
university quartet. Tho committee
includes Mr.. Robert burnside. Mr..
Riainc Gibson. MIR. Alien Pryrer. Mr..
Justin Haynes and Mr.. Clair Nc
Cabcs
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Rita wciman n tho author OF one
Of tho big hits OF tho present New
York theatrical season. '''Thc &C.
quittal." said 10 have had its inapirn'
ton In one OF the big murder eases
which. have stirred tho country. In
now playing 20 crowded houses.
Miss Wcinan was born IN Philsdci'
phia and educated At f'ricnda' Central
school. where sho edited tho school
paper. This did not dampen her
enthusiasm for journalism. and after
graduation Hhe worked for some time
on IN. New York Herald.
Her first play was The Core
spondent." written In collaboration
with Alice l.. Pollock. who wrote the
words OF "cleopatra'a Night" now
being sung a; the Metropolitan opera
HOUSE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

pul pun piitto ait toihk up
II is absolutely impossible for
us TO live decently. ] suppose
"Bill" will sniff and say,
Huh, no business having
such n large family" But,
bill" darling, consider we all
came before the war. Get me?
There have been no children
since. The youngest is 3
years. And do you suppose
mother predicted war, and
prices fit to kill? No. When
there were eight of US we
lived perfectly extravagant,
and until the prices started
sky plotting we were very
comfortable, too. ! am just
getting So more now than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
SPANISH INFLUENCE
IN HAIR-DRESSING

The Spanish influence and the
Oriental are noted In hair dressing. as
in gowns: the Spanish in the Golf
that piles the hair high on the head,
the Oriental In the coronet effects
which have returned. Tho shops are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
LARGE KNUCKLES

A warm oil bath each day. or n
massage with warm cocoa butter IN
good treatment for overly prominent
knuckles. Either oil or cocoa butter
will nourish the skin much more
quickly II heated.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willard
S;imson viii leave saturday on a
short trip to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing Price
have a. guest Mr.. Anthan Edwin
Pullman. OF the U. 8. $. wyoming,
who Is spending a few days with
them.
Mrs. Andrew Maury viii fcayo
Sunday for California. 20 be gone
about six weeks. She Will be Joined
at Coronado by her sister. Mr.. Fred
Cowan. OF Toronto. who has shipped
her car down. and they will tour
Southern California and Mexico for
a few weeks. The rest Of the time
Mrs. Maury will spcrd with another
sister, Mrs Eric Dart. who has "a
cottage at the beach.
Mrs. Leslie Miller Of billings.
Mont. viii arrive Saturday 20 he
the guest OF AIR. and Mrs Edward
bradley nalslnger. Mrs. Miller. who
was Miss Harriet Rowiey. visited
here last summer and II well known
in Seattle.
Mrs. Henry u. Henvls lcft sun.
day for California. 10 be some until
April !.
Miss Virginia Cook and her guest.
alss Alice Lowell. viii spend the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Philips at tho Philips country place
on WILDLY Island.
Mrs. Louise Van Ogie. wto has
been on a lecture tour of California
for the past three weeks. IL expected
10 return Saturday. Her niece, Miss
Dorothy Wrestling. who accom-
panied her. viii remain a few weeks
longer. visiting In and around San
Francisco
Mr.. Arthur Iaiinsr has returned
from a short trip to California
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Harx~rty
O'Scll. Of Everett. came down 10
attend the Mardi Gras ball Tucsiay
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Woodwork
have taken tho apartment OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Farrsworth for
fortnight.
Mr.. Farnsworih has returned
from Portland. whcre he spent the
weekend with Mrs. Farnsworth and
their daughter, Nancy.
Miss Pauline Smith Of Everett ar
rfves today 70 visit Mrs. Jesse Ives
for a day or two, and to spend a
few days with Mis- Alice Ives and
Mrs. Paul Wilbur Masters.
Mrs. william A. Shannon left
Sunday for Los Angeles TO visit her
nephew. Mr.. Allan Dwan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Corbett IIlr
and family have removed 20 their
new home at 4353 Sixth ave. ~. y.
Mr.. T.. G.. English and his daugh-
ter, Miss Alice English. left the first
OF the week for California where
they will make an extended tour
thru the Southern part Of the state.
Mrs George Stirrat In expected to
return on the 2sth from Omaha.
where she has been visiting her par.
ents for the past few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bliss Black
well. and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nc
Donald. will spend the weekend In
Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. ID. Jones have
MS guests Mr.. and Mrs. John Shearn.
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colonial costume. viii dance tho min.
uct. and Mrs. r. T.. Fahcy VIII speak
ion America nization There viii
also be talk on the Camp Fire
Girls Movement" Members may
bring guests.
Woman's Home Missionary league
The Federation Of Woman's Board
Of Foreign Missions and che Council
Of Home Missions have united In ask.
inx that the women Of tho churches
observe February 20. 1890. nB n ma
ton wide day OF prayer. In response
20 this call tho Congregational Won
ans Missionary league VIII hold a
prayer service az Plymouth conFrc.
Na'ional church Friday from 1890
until noon. II 10 lmportan, that
every church b. well represented.
Pennsylvania Study Club
The Pennsylvania Study club viii
entertain the president Of tho WON
ems clubs and organizations Of the
city on this. their annual reciprocity
day. from 20 .. m. at the home OF
Mrs. Jean X. Forrest. 4iis rnlvcr.
atty blvd. Interesting musical and
literary numbers will be features Of
born Pennsylvania women strangers
within our gates. the club" doth bid
thee welcome
Ad~ie ~ fIeide Parliamentary
Procedure Club
Adele NJ Fieide Parliamentary Pro
oedurc club meets at tho Washington
Annex at lao y. m. Mrs. Ella Cudi.
haa r. - ~ ~ faf -
law. subject ierpon. .Keconsidera-
ton" Madame s4urderson IL In
charge OF public speaking.
RidE-icy R~b~cca Social Club
Ridrslsy Rebccca Social club will
entertain with an Informal dancinx
and card party Mt sac y. m. at Doug.
ias hall. Odd Follows' temple. Tenth
and T.. Pine.
Womcn's Missionary Society
The women's Missionary society
OF tho First Presbyterian church will
meet ut y. m. In tho ladies' par.
lors. Rev. r. 4. Soitau Will be the
chief speaker OF the afternoon. lie
has recently returned to America
after working for fivc years among
the Koreans. A vocal solo will be
given by Mrs. Forrest Balycat. Tea
will be served by Mrs. W. n. Shoe
maker. Mrs. George Stanton, Mrs.
c. O. Brown, Mrs. l. 7. Bennett,
Mrs y. II. Harrah and Mrs. John
Crawford.
North broadway. Denny Thurman
Community Meeting
North broadway and Denny.Fuhr.
man viii have a community meeting
Friday evening at s O'Clock at the
Seward school auditorium. A good
program has been arranged. Every
one In tho district In cordially In.
vited.
Stevens Corps
Stevens Corps social will be held at
Veterans hall. Armory. Friday. Feb.
ruary 20. Luncheon ut noon. At
this meeting Miss Lutte Stearns Of
Milwaukee. representing tho Wash
ington Association fov Health and
Efficiency. will lecture on THE Bit.
ter Cry OF the Children" A large
attendance II desired. ms these lee.
lures arc very interesting.
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l6mal15Ed6e1
BY CYNTHIA GREY,

Whether family Of three may live "ioeR $f25 month
and save not has created discussion among readers Of
these columns Following feio letters ohch rot0
sideght upon this high cost Of vin0 problem
ou be glad publish the opinions and experiences Of other
readers.
Dear Miss Grey: am American born IN fact, all Of
children but just because my parents Italians
that's sign BILL" your correspondent figure live
on 1925 month
bringing in total of $246 month There nine children
besides my parents, making IL in ALL Can save?
I've known many supper Of potatoes and bread simply
because there not enough TO buy meat some
thing else. The three of work every day the week
I've had 81 and 81 raise like the working class has been
screaming for in the last year Neither has my sister My
father gets from 50cent TO 81 raise in IL months
Ivta~
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l@lE|y!ll[
North End Circle. q. CT.

North End Circle. q. q. l..
Tho North End circle OF tho Child
Conservation league VIII meet Thurs.
day. February 20. at ? O'Clock with
Mrs. IL. H. Barnes. aa5t Pasadena
place.
Calcidh Club
The Caleidh club will meet Tues
day at ! o'clock with Mrs. l., u. lIar-
ris. ssi 18th ave. y.
Y. W. e. a. Notes
Tho Cosmopolitan club OF the Y.
W. c. A. will meet Tuesday night.
February "a, at Gas for Bible study.
followed by Red Cross nursing class.
At 10 o'clock In the morning the
Acacia club meets for its Red Cross
nursing class.
wednesday, February IS, the
Acacia club viii hold It's club meet.
Ing in tho club rooms ~ tho Y. w.
G. A. At O'Clock an Informal talk
on Food Hygiene" followed by the
swimming class. after which there
will be a social hour and tea.
Al q O'Clock "wednesday evening
the TSwan kweo club will meet with
tho Fellowship club for supper In the
tea room, and the members will 40
TO the biue parlor for Bible study.
Tho advisory council OF tho Y. W.
G. A. will meet NJ Gao Wednesday.
February &c. In the Erickson club
room on tho third moor for their reg
uiar monthly meeting.
Thursday the Friends OF An club
will meet for supper In the private
dining room In tho cafeteria at 9
o'clock. after which the members
will have a party in club rooms on
the second floor.
At o'clock IN. Red Cross class OF
the Cosmopolitan club will meet al
tho Red Cross headquarters.
Friday at l p. IN. tho Acacia club
will have their Red Cross class and
the executive board OF the Cosmopoli.
tan club Will meet at $50 In the %.
flee o. tho club secretary.
Rainier Post
The meeting OF Wonen'a auxiliary
20 Rainier Post No. 81 was held
Tuesday evening In tho library OF tho
Armory. Committees were appointed
an follows;
Amersoanlsm-M Mira. Sanders. chair.
man. Mrs Chrlsty and Dr. Alice 81.
Burr.
Ways and mrans--Mrs. Apple.
stone. Chairman; Mrs. colyin and
Mrs. Hunt.
vlastlnE-MIns Mcdonald. chair.
man: Mrs JohnHon and Airs. Ifatt
strom.
Gold star motherH-Mrs. Bra,,. |
sirosn. chairman. and Mrs. Mary r.
Knowles.
Entertainment VIM. III. |
Finck. chairman. Airs. Is. J. snow. |
Mrs. Nelson. Mra. Burr. Miss Saari |
and Miss Morrison.
pubilcity--Nra. Herbert w. F!nek |
The regular election % officers will
be held at tho first meeting In
March. A membership drive viii
start before the regular election,
which will be held for the purpose
nf obtaining new members before
the charter II closed. the date having
been set for March IS. All ladies'
wishing Information will please write
the acting secretary. Mrs. Herbert
w. FInek. sol Union at. or 10 Post
AdJutant Mcdonald. isies Third
ave.
The fcatur. OF women'- auxiliary.
Rainier Post No. 81. H. the gold star
mothers. and to them IN extended a /
special Invitation TO attend the next 1
meeting on Tuesday evening. Fcbru. |
airy -. In the library OF the Armory. |
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Rrna1iwax Guild

ernoon at the home Of Mrs. William
A. Peters. 1918 Miner ave.
Broadway Guild
The Broadway guild Of the ortho-
pedic hospital will meet Fridays at
the homo OF Mrs. Wallace Green Col.
lina, RIA 10th ave. n.
Marathon Entertainment Club
The Marathon Entertainment club
viii meet for drili practice Friday
evening Mt 4 O'Clock a, tho Trans
portation club room. EOS Railway Ex-
change building, Second ave. at
Cherry.
Ladies' G. A. X
ladies' q. A. r.. Northwest circle,
will give n dinner and entertainment
Friday night. February 20. Mt Vet.
erans' hall. Armory. from 6 60 $50
p. m. Friends and members invited.
Coterie Club
Coteric club meets at 2i5 q. m, at
the Phi Nu chapter house. $3.50 Uni
yersity blvd. There will be several
colonial features. and Mrs. Samuel
III. Mcdonald viii give several vocal
selections. among them My Mother
Bids Me Bind My Hair and "Be-
lieve Ae, II All Those Endearing
Charms" Little Marion Harnctt, in
c~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~- o-~~-~-~-~S~~~~~~~
of Denver. Mrs. Jones mother and
father. who are making an extended
visit with them.
Mrs. Frederick Adams II conyel.
escing from her recent illness.
Mrs. Lucille Fisher. who II con.
valescing from an injury in an acct.
dent sustained before Christmas,
will be removed from .ths Minor
hospital to her homo Sunday.
Mr.. Joshua MacIntyrs returned
last week from Butte. where he hAs
been visiting his son-in.law, DIR. II,
J.. Wehrbein. for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. Jack Chisholm. who has been
spending a fortnight In Seattle, will
leave tomorrow for Gan Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Green left
ruesday for California, to be gone
two months.
Miss Dorothy Bremen has re-.
turned. after spending the past
three weeks visiting friends and reia.
lives In Portland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Black
Gif,e Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Black
Rnvc q dinner at their home last eve
ming for the members 81 the firm OF
tho Seattle Hardware company.
Covers were placed for twenty-five
nueSts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
DATA CLEANED FROM READERS
WHO TRY TO MAKE SALARIES MEET PRICES

showing many lovely hair ornaments.
Il Is only with most formal evening
dress that these are being worn.
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Dance POSTPONED

The dance Of the Fortnight club
omnounced for last evening at Red.
11nxs hall has been postponed Until
March /.
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Mrs. Ellis Hostess

Mrs. Laurence Recs Ellis was hos
oen~ It an Informal tea Tor twelve
q the younger girls and matrons At
hef home this afternoon.
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BY REBECCA STEVENSON
Office Phone. Main coo.
Announce ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. George II. purland
announce tho engagement OF their
daughter. Edna MAY. TO pr. Arthur
Truscott Mcmillan. The wedding will
take place In April.
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Miss Ames Hostess

fnr Miss Alice Lowell. Miss Mar
nAret Atpes viii entertain with a
small dinner nj the University ciuo
annex Friday evening.
TO honor Miss Mary Dclaficld and
leius Frances Robinson. Miss Mar.
ruret Ames gave n charming tea a,
her home this afternoon. she was
assisted by Mrs. George Faunco
Whitoomb AND Miss Gena Peters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Dance

Mr.. Lawrence Ives Will give an In
lormal dancing party a, his homo
els evening.
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The Broadway guild OF The Ortho.
pedic hospital viii meet Fridays at
the home OF Mrs. Wallace Green Col.
Inns, Hss 10th ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Birthddu Dinner

Mrs. George u. Baker and Mrs.
William lee Norris entertained with
= birthday dinner hast evening In
honor OF Mr.. George Baker. Covers
were laid for eight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Mrs. Louise Van Ogie. VINO has
been on a lecture tour Of California
for the past three weeks. IL expected
10 return Saturday. Her niece, Miss
Dorothy Wrestling. who accom-
panied her. will remain a few weeks
longer. visiting In and around San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
Flrrt unl Guild

The First Hin guild Of the ortho-
pedic hospital win meet Friday AFT
srncon az tho home 81 Mrs. william
A. Peters. 1918 Miner ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

colonial costume. VIII dance N. min.
uct. and Mrs. r. T.. Fahcy WI speak
on America lxatlon." There viii
also be Talk on the Camp Fire
Girls Movement" Members may
bring guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19
Informal Tea

Mrs. Andrew Gillespie Will enter
tnin a few girls Informally at tea at
her home friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Miss Virginia Cook and her guest.
aiss Alice Lowell. will spend the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Philips at the Philips country place
on WILDLY Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

The Marathon Entertainment club
viii meet for drili practice Friday
evening Mt O'Clock at tho Trans
portation club room. EOS Railway Ex-
change building, Second ave. at
Cherry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Mr.. Arthur IAiimsr has returned
from a short trip to California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hargerty
O'Scll. Of Everett. came down "a
attend the Mardi Cras ball Tuesday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs A. T.. Woodwork
have taken tho apartment OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clare Farrsworth for
fortnight.
Mr.. Farnsworih has returned
from Portland. where he spent the
weekend with Mrs. Farnsworth and
their daughter. Nancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Mrs. Henry n. Henvis lcft sun
day for California. TO be some until
April /.
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Ad~ie NJ. fIcidc Parliamentary
Procedure Ctub

Adele NJ Fieide Parliamentary Pro
oesiurc club meets at tho Washington
Annex at lao y. m. AIRS. Ella cudi.
hrc II IN charge Of parliamentary
law. subject Lesson. .Reconsidera-
ton" Madame H@underson IL In
charge Of pubic speaking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

Miss Dorothy Bremen has re.
turned. after spending the past
three weeks visiting friends and reia.
tivsa In Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-19

RidEslcy Rebccca Social club Will
entertain with an Informal dancing
and card party Mt sac =. m. at Doug.
las hall, Odd Follows' temple. Tenth
and Il. Pine.
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womcn's Missionary Society
North broadway. Denny .Fuhrman
Community Meefing

North broadway and Denny.Fuhr.
man will have community meeting
Friday evening at O'Clock at the
Seward School auditorium. A good
program has been arranged. Every
one In tho district In cordially In.
vitcd.
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Miss Pauline Smith Of Everett ar
rives today TO visit Mrs. Jesse Ives
for a day or two, and TO spend a
few days with Mis- Alice Ives and
Mrs. Paul Wilbur Masters.
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Friday NJ ! .. IN. tho Acacia club
will have their Red Cross class and
the executive board Of the cosnopoli'
tan club will meet at ESQ In the Of.
flee % tho club secretary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
''KICKLESS" CIDER AMONG
FRUIT SHOW EXHIBITS

Rutland. Nov. 1s.-"Kickless'' cider
that will not pop when opened and will
be absolutely sweet, no matter how long
1t is sealed. was exhibited by Mrs. A. o.
Ferguson Of Burlington at the show OF
the Vermont State Horticultural society
at the second day of It's 2th annual con-
vention here to-day Home cooking and
canned articles made of products of tho
orchard are accorded conspicuous places
in, the exhibition and in addition to tho
boxes, barrels and trays of fancy fruit.
the visitors see apple pies, apple dump
linGs, apple fritters, apples canned in
many ways, even to canned whole baked
apples, apple salads without number and
apple Jelly.
Three addresses were given before the
convention to-day This morning Prof.
Ronald Reddick of the New York state
Agricultural College, Cornell University.
spoke on Some Essential Factors OF
Orchard Protection" urging that al
other work on the farm be allowed 10
wait when apple spraying time arrived.
This afternoon DR.. J. x. Shaw Of the
Massachusetts, Agricultural College.
Amherst discussed Recent Results in
Orchard Fertilization" Tonight Prof.
F. c. Sears of Amherst. who is the judge
Of the show, explained methods of select
ing and judging apples President c. l..
Witherel of Cornwall conducted ques-
ton box during which tools, diseases, in-
secticides and methods were discussed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
CHARGE BOOZE SMUGGLING
Mass. and New Hampshire Men May
Girl Held at Immigration Office

Newport. Nov. 1s.-Collector OF Gus
toms II. A. Rice and Deputy Collector
n. III. Lockiin OF Derby Line sue
ceeded In bringing in three booze snug
glers who appeared in Orleans County
Court at Newport yesterday on the
charge of bringing intoxicating liquor
across the border. The three men. who
gave their names as Joseph Robarge OF
Everett, Mass, Ernest Labregne and
Cyrence Lebonthelier of Lincoln. n. H..
~ere put under $500 bonds by United
States Commissioner Walter II. Cleary
to appear at federal court at Mont
pelier.
Tho trio came from the Canadian side
by way of Holland and registered with
the Derby Line customs officer. Lock-
lin searched the car. Chevrolet, but
"ound nothing. Not quite treasured the
officers set OF on quiet quest and
finally rounded up the three men and
conhscated ten gallons Of high wines
and ~ quarts OF Scotch whiskey. With
the three men was a young woman who
gave the name of Julia Legardin OF Lin
coin, N. II. She is detained at the Uni
tod States immigration station. awaiting
developments In the prosecution OF a
charge OF white slavery which the in
spector in charge. James c. Forte. Will
bring against the men.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
WITHERELL AGAIN HEADS
STATE HORTICULTURISTS
Vermont Organization Closes 24th An
nual Meeting al RUTLAND

Rutland, Nov. 19-G l.. Witherell Of
Cornwall was again elected head tf the
Vermont State Horticultural society at
the oath annual convention of the organi-
cation which came to a close here to-
night Secretary NJ. b. Cummings Of
Burlington ana Treasurer w. c. Cotton
OF Montpelier were also reelected. The
new executive committee consists of
r. Il. McRae of Casteton. F.. II. West ot
Dorset. r. c. Buxton Of Middletown
Springs and Mr., Cummings and Mr..
Witherell.
The society received an invitation to
hold its next summer meeting at The
Orchards, Bennington.
This morning the convention listened
to an address on Recent DEVELOPMENTS
in the Practice and Principles of Prun.
ing" by J. X. Shaw of the Massachusetts
Agricultural College at Amherst Mass.
This afternoon J. T.. Sawyer OF Airing
ton. Mass, gave n demonstration in
apple grading and w. s. Dronan of Mid
deport, n. Y, discussed dust sprayers
and spraying. This evening the women
had their say at the convention and var-
Gus phases of women's work along hor-
ticutural lines were taken up. The
speakers were George D. Aiken of Put
ney. Miss Alice Fairbanks and Mrs
r.. c. Jacobs of Bennington, Miss Alice
Holway Of Putney and L. II. West Of
Dorset.