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yearS trip ID sure TO meet with such
sNeceeA Under the able direction OF
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= 4 ssplendid organization. This
4 e Mr.. Carison's first year as leader.
Nn Dunlap In Hostess.
Mr.. L. Dunlap OF 2704 Eighth
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Appefnt Ne111ng CeDme1oe
1rn- Margaret SaAbofn, liza
ltrt avenue, e1fert1heo the NJ
dses' MD sCciety Of the First United
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Pc MISREPRESENTATION.
sewing calpee isss ma
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April ana eoit.e ~ . yswI.
pseo OF ~. nm.
Z. Cooke served f.s ~ nre |
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sIeeI VII DC nossss ~ VIC
ciety Apfu l.
Aeese Da10ne ftV.
Some seventy-nve people at1eno-
ed the dance given y the Loyal
Order o. Moose. NO: ls0. iast eve
ming u MANS naA Caus were
enjoyed BY those WHO did not dance
and . luncheon vas served ~ .ne
ladies' o. Aoosenart iesion' NO. SSi-
Men Entertain Ladies.
The mems bible class of Central
Presbyterian church entertained
the Central ladies' bible class at a
very delicious supper last evening.
prepared and served BY the men
berg gave a stereop:icon lecture,
which dealt with the early history
of Rock island aad tie Indians
who inhabited these parts.
Cousins Celebrate Birthdays
Little Miss Mary Jane Gibson OF
Bavard. Neb., and Master Earl Carl
Ihrig. Jr., who are COUSINS, yester-
dav celebrated their second birth
day anniversaries at a party given
| by their mothers. Mrs. Frank Glib
Ibr;e home. e12 Fourth street
Twelve little guests and their
mothers enjoyed the afternoon
hours, the youngsters with toys
and the mothers chatting. A dainty
birthday luncheon was serTed late
in the afternoon. the children be-
ing delighted over the two birth
idsy cakes. each bearing two light
ed candles. Mrs. Gibson and her
daughter are visiting at the Ihrig
home.
|
Sixty Go On Hike.
| Members OF the Black Hawk
Prairie hiking club met at Eigh-
lteenth avenue and Twentv-fourth
street last evening at 6 O'Clock and
wen. out Twenty-fourth street road
was buil, and coffee and chocolate
made and supper .enjoyed. The
mixers returned nv vay of Seventh
stree. Moline Some s;1.y neopIe
na,t;cina,e5 in the event
friends Surpr;se Yrs. Peterxen.
when Mrs " Petersen return.
Cd IN her home 1en4 Fifteenth ave.
nue late Yesterday afternoon shs
w.s su,nrisad IN and a comnan,
: of1s vrss.. ..senhl.d A. har nom,
e - 49, hs- caIeh-,.e he, hsytbda,
$1,000 daI;c;cns ai,ne,
: To- 500 .. g o,c,oct and n.
sven;1g horrs xers snenr infor
: Ma dnr;ng -be evening and MS
Pe,ersen received numerous gif-I
e as remenhrances n, the occasion
8 Nv AND MIS- WILSON son warren
e md dsuoh-e- Marco Of Davenno-,
a and Mr. and Mrs VIM Semitic
md Mics Anna petersen of Mia,
wera ont-of-,ovn ruests
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one NJ the nost-Ian,en evenr
, will ba a dance vhien the FIks ar
a IN I've n, Faster Monday Narc,
!. sra;- n-om;ees to he the biezes
:. Nv ~. rIEs ca,ana.- for The 1es,
~ Tickats have heen n,s rod on cal
= hv -ha committee in savera, dowr
y town stores and a sneciai o-cbas
ira has heen engaged Pamela
" viii continue from & O'Clock mt
II All recerva,;ons ,us, X v.d
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win Give Dinner for Son.

Mrs. Matilda Koeaier Of Dayen-
port will entertain at dinner at the
Outing club Tuesday evening for
her son. Commander Hugo w.
koehier, who is in the city spend
ing a short time. having just re-
turned from a three years abseES
with his ship in European waters.
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Appoint DELEGATES TO Convention.

APPviut DciNE0tNS U NVuvCuQOUs
Mrs. Bessie Barth Richardson.
Mrs. Nancy Babb. Mrs. Bernice
Yoh, Mrs. Teresa Horst. Mrs. Eta
Plogh. Mrs. Blanche Bennish and
Mrs. Martha Hampson are the dele
gates from Barbra Frietchie tent,
No. 81, Daughters of Veterans to
the state convention to be held
May II. Is and 10 in Galesburg.
Alternates are Mrs. Jennie Swisher.
Mrs Louise Bansh. Mrs. Daisy
Cook, Mrs. Mary Barth, Mrs. Gene
We've Westcott and Mrs. HAYES.
These women were appointed a,
the tent meeting held yesterday in
Memorial hall. Thirty members
were present and three comrades
Three applications were received
for membership and one comrade
obligated
Plans were made for the annual
birthday party to be held April s for
the comrades and their wives and
widows OF comrades. The flag was
draped yesterday when word was
received of the death of Past Com
mapder in Chief OF the G. A. RS
John E. Gilman. An all-day sew
ing vii be held at the home of Mrs
George Reddig, 1917 Ninth avenue
On Monday, March IS.
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The coffee sponsored BY the
ledleG aid society Of the First
AeeAodist church yesterday after
- q the home Of Mrs. J. A Reid
- S0teentA street. was q success
A eome IFS ladies calling dur
- afternoeo- Spring flowers
ueee ased about the rooms and on
u table and . COMMITTEES OF %
esd u the AFFAIR. A sam Of so
- ssalised for the society's treas
-
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Members Of the Berean Bible
class Of the Cleiand Presbyterian
eeh enjoyed 4 social gathering
- evening at the home of Miss
"a shaw. 543 Twentieth avenue.
0.es we're played and q general
800 dme was had by all. st. Pat
yicks suggestions we're carried out
y Tie decorations Of the rooms and
ne social committee served delic-
iooS refreshments. The class will
g sntertained April Is by Mr.. and
~, Harry Lindley, At their home.
1eee Tenth street
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Alumni to Have Card Psrty.

81 Joseph's Alumni association is
planning for card party to be
hsld on Monday. April in the
school auditorium. The committee
In charge OF the arrangements in
elndes Miss Mary Cavanaugh, Miss
Catherine Fuller, Miss Irene Nc
Lood. Miss Grace Day. Miss Maud
0ruby, Miss Margaret Ferry and
Nh. Robert Stockdale.
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Audubon PIT. A. is sponsoring
. bakery sale at the Peoples Pow
- company on Saturday. March Is.
IAe. sale will open at IL O'Clock
an1 continue through the afternoon.
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Hrs. Dunlsp Is Hostess.

Mrs. L. Dunlap OF 2704 Eighth
anA-a-hAlf avenue. entertained 10
friends Thursday afternoon at q de-
nghtful st Patrick party. Dec
osatjons were In suggestions suit
able to the day and occasion and
the hours were enjoyably spent
With crocheting, chatting and mu-
ne. A delicious luncheon was
served in which the st. Patrick
Nea was used.
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vSO0 1e8 cubO8y A1UeaMUUus
Sunday Afternoon vespers are
hing arranged this week by the
members of the Blue Triangle club.
Friends Of the association are in
vfted to come for the tea hour. at 5
o'clock. Tomorrow's talk will be Civ
en by Mrs. Harriet B. Runyan on the
subject "Simplifcation Of Life"
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Friends Surprise Mrs. Petersen.


One of the post-lenten events
will be a dance which the Elks are
to give On Easter Monday. March
%, at the Rock Island club. This
affair promises to be the biggest
on the Elks calendar for the year.
Tickets have been placed on sale
by the committee in several down
town stores, and special orches-
ira has been engaged. Dancing
will continue from 5 O'Clock until
II. All reservations must be made
by March q. Al this affair one
of the features will be. buffet
luncheon.
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Some seventy-dve people attend
ed the dance given By the Loyal
Order Of Moose, No. $50. last eve
ming at Maths hall Cards were
enjoyed BY those who did not dance
and . luncheon vas served by the
ladies' Of Moosehart legion. No. 351-
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Men Entertafn Ladies.

The mems bible class of Central
Presbyterian church entertained
the Central ladies' bible class at a
very delicious supper last evening.
prepared and served BY the men.
Following the supper ]. H. Hau-
berg gave stereop.icon lecture,
which dealt with the early history
Of Rock island aad the Indians
who inhabited these parts.
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RadcipA Reuter-. pianiss Of Chicago
gives Eth artists rectal Il AuEusixna
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-27

home of Janet's mother, Mrs. Alice
George, corner Tenth-ave and BARN
ard-st, last evening.
An. elaborate birthday dinner was
served. the beautifully appointed table
being conferred with a big birthday
cake. Cut flowers and ferns added to
the attractiveness of the table. Pretty
birthday place cards marked each
guests place and novelty favors We're
given.
The birthday feast closed with toasts
drunk to the honor guests and show
ers of good wishes. The remainder of
the evening was merrily spent in
playing games.
Among those enjoying the evening
with Janet and Allison were: Misses
Marie Purdy, Evelyn Mobiles, Sallie
Bell. Carrie Bell Mobiles, Evelyn Lewis
and Mary Stubbins. Masters Mack Nc
Jack Purdy, Clarence Bell and Ross
Lellan, Walter Mum, Kenneth and
Marler.
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Grade 1-A-Teacher Miss Julia Lee
Cooey. Ruby Lukers. Gathryn Bur
meister, Polly Franklin, Paul Geof-
gettl. Nelson Bass. Carl Dunning.
John Rauscher. Roscoe Cults, Walter
Mitchell. Everett Murphy, Richard
Gregory, Edwin Hanson, Potter Yer
diche. Carl Carnley and Salvador To-
ranto.
Grade LAB Teacher, Mrs. Tom
Moore. Alton Parker. Charles VIII
liams. Carl Shell. Estelle Brown. Eli
zabeth Churchill Isabel Churchill
Margaret Villar, Alma Wilkinson. LIZ
ellie Sclease, Arthur Hlnote, Valentino
Scotto. John Ingram, Louis Solari.
Ellen Morris. Lucille Smith, Geraldine
Schoulta and Emory Hyatt.
Grand 1-B-Teacher, Mrs. S. II. Col
Inns. Josephine Viscuso, Margaret
CLARKE. kathryn yildibiH Hindu Will
lenzik, Flora Creel, Emmett VanMarte
Elver, Grant, Robert Murphy and Dam
lei Eddins.
Grade 2-A--Teacher, Miss Catherine
Stewart. Gilbert Arnold, Harold
Dimitry, George .O'Brien. Hazel Dill
lard. Allene Duncan. Florence Fomt-
son, Clara Gonzalez, Marjorie Hoist.
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Rora Martin, Mary Radcliffe, Mar
guerite Slease, Ellen Thorsen.
Grade 2-B-Teacher, Miss Kate
Hall. Mable Majors, Edward Salter,
George Andrews, Harry AVERT, john
ME White and Vivian Langford.
Grade 3-A-Teacher, Mrs. John
Ashbrook. Thelma Armstrong, Marie
Dickens. Sophie Hartman, Hazel Hep
lin. Lucille Patterson.
Grade 8-B-Teacher, Miss Nellie
Mcconnell. Madeline Benson, Thorn
as Van Matre, oscar Willenzik, Bette
Ross Zelius.
Grade 4-A-Teacher, Mrs. Justin
Smith. Barbara billiard, BURNS Gift
ford, Cyril Burgoyne. Florence While.
Edward Cobb, William Dunning, Chas
Frederickson and Molly Langergrcn
Grade 4-B-Teacher, Miss Edith
Fitch. Esther Blackwell, Maxine
Freeman, Dorothy Swanson, Avis
Mack. Irving Roberts, Larkin Beck
Carl Hinote, Haynes Clark and Miriam
Schloss.
Grade 5-B-Teacher. Miss Evelyn
Lewis. Robert Kelly Wilton Tugwe,l,
Edna Address, Vyvarn Blackwell,
Lexie Myers, Wynelle Robinson, Fear-
ly McLeroy.
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Women and Events
Phone 38 between 10 a. m. and p. IN.
MEMBERS woMANs CLUB TO SIGNIFY CHOICE
OF OFFICERS AT MARCH MEETING

Art. l. sec. I. The annual election
of officers shall be held on the first
Wednesday in April of each year.
The nominating committee shall
consist Of three members, one of
whom shall be appointed by the exec
utiye board from it's own members
and the other two members shall be
nominted by informal ballot and
elected by a majority vote of the club
at least four weeks before the annual
election.
on the meetings previous to the
annual election a sealed ballot box
shall be provided for the deposit Of
nominating ballots for choice of can
didates TO fill offices, this box to be
in charge of the nominating commit
tee and to be opened two weeks be-
fore the election in the presence of
the entire committee. From the names
receiving the highest nominating vote
for each office the committee shall
present a ticket Of candidates to be
voted upon, consisting of two names
for each office to be filed, it having
been ascertained that candidates are
fitted for office and are willing to
serve.
Nominations may be made from the
floor, in addition to the names pre-
sented by the nominating committed
Elections shall be by ballot and ma
jority vote shall elect.
Sec. 2 The president, vice-presi-
dent, recording secretary, treasurer;
corresponding secretary and chair
man Of finance shall not be eligible
for election more than two consecu-
tive terms to these respective offices.
The bylaws further provide that
no officer can hold same office for a
period longer than two years.
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KNOX ENDEAVoRERS PLAN
INTERESTING EVENING.

A joint meeting OF the Senior and
intermediate Christian Endeavorers of
the Knox Presbyterian church will be
held at the church this evening at
Gas o'clock. Franklin OertinE will be
leader. Subject for the evening will
be, Flow Cen We Make Our Lives
Userul?" Special talks on the subject
will be given by Clinton Tompkins
and Don Mcclellan. Questions per-
tanning to the subject will be given
out by the leader to be answered by
the members.
Delegates representing the Knox
Christian Endeavorers at the district
convention, opening at DeHuniak
Springs yesterday and closing today.
are: Dove White, aMrgaret Purdy,
Maggie Ingraham. Graham White,
Wallace Purdy, Grover Gray Clinton
Mcconnell and Otto Richman.
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their home in the future. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherrard have resided in Pensacola
for the past five years and during that
time have formed many close friend
ships.
Mrs. r. H. Hemmingsen and little
son Peter left Tuesday night for Tam
pa, where they viii join Captain Hem
mingsen, who is master of Armour &
Co.'S S. S. Dewitt Brown. With him
they will sail for New York city. Dur
ing the past year and a half Mrs.
Hemmingsen has made this her home
and numerous friends here regret to
learn of her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Flodin and
daughter, Mrs j. B. Mcneil. have as
guests at their home, sos n. Spring
ST, Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Flodin of
Hutchinson, Kan. and Mrs. G. o.
Schryver and children of brooklyn,
N Y
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president of section one. State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, and Miss Nell
Burrow. president of the Pensacola
Woman's club, will be present to as
sist in organization.
Escambia county at the present
time has three clubs in the state fed
Grafton, the Pensacola Woman's club,
the Ferry Pass School Improvement
association and the Home Demonstra-
ton club of Fig City. It is hoped be-
fore long that there may be enough
federated clubs in the county to form
4 county federation.
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ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mrs Charles Saunders returned
home yesterday after q delightful two
weeks visit in Mobile, where she was
the guest of the Misses Ollinger.
Wilmer Hayward has returned
home after a business trip to New
York city.
Miss Angela KIuss leaves Monday
for her home in Chicago, after spend
ing several months in Pensacola. Dur
ing her stay here Miss <luss made
her home with Miss Minnie Porter on
n. Baylen st.
Mrs. Walter Lind and son Earl
left last night for their home in Port
Arthur, Tex. Mrs. Lind was called to
Pensacola by the sad death of her
sister, Mrs. owen O'Conner at the
Pensacola hospital, Feb. IA.
Mrs. r. e. Sherrard leaves the first
of the month for Miami, where she
goes to join Mr.. Sherrard to make
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At the time OF the art and literature
meeting OF the Pensacola Woman's
clu Wednesday, March 2, members of
the club will signify their choice of
candidates for the election of officers
10 be held at the time of the succeed
ing meetin, April 6, by deposlting ball
lots naming their choice Of candidates
I'm a sealed ballot box to be placed in
the Red Cross rooms, where the club
holds its meetings.
Officers TO be elected are: president,
first. second and third vice presidents,
record and spending secretaries,
treasurer and parliamentarian, chair
man OF finance.
Present incumbents are: Miss Nellie
Linn Burrow. president; Mrs. Fred
erfek Gilmore. first vice-president
cart, music and lterature); Mrs.
Thomas A. Johnson. second vice-pres-
ident (soclal Department.; Mrs. +. a.
Brink, third vice president (philan-
thropic Department.: Mrs. r. Pope
Reese, recording secretary; Mrs.
Francis Wilson. corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs Sam Pasco, treasurer;
Miss Minnie Il. Kehoe, parliamentar-
ian; Mrs. J. Frank Taylor, chairman
OF finance.
The arr and literature meeting Of
the club March 2 viii be in charge Of
Mrs. c. NJ Wilson, Jr. chairman of
that committee. and program OF
much Interest has been arranged. The
meeting Is TO be held IN the Red Cross
rooms at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon
and 4 Is hoped it may he possible for
every member 20 be present.
That the lawful procedure in the
election OF officers for the club may
be fully understood by members the
following portion of the bylaws is
Reproduced by request
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SEABREEZE DIVISION, 1. A.
TO o. r. c., TO HAVE SCHOOL
OF INSTRUCTION..

A two days school of instruction
viii be held for Seabreeze division $780,
L. A. to the o. r. c., at the w. 0. W.
hall beginning Thursday morning at
Q o'clock. The school will be con-
Quoted by the grand president, Mrs.
j. II. Moore of Toledo, and the grand
vice-president, Mrs. j. NJ. Sewen of
Chicago.
The visiting grand officers are to
be guests of honor at a dinner to be
given Thursday by the local division
and reception will be held for them
at the w. o. W. hall Thursday night.
Visiting auxiliary members and mem
bers of the four o. r. c. brotherhoods
are invited to attend.
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ney were: Misses Edith Wise. Mary
Lu Harrington. Leona Lonsberry,
Hazel Crook, Pearl Reeder, Margaret
Frederickson, AWE Hunter, Florence
Van Pelt, Nellis Nual, Mildred Crook
and Ethel Larkin; Messrs. Warren
and Charles Larkin, Herbert Crook,
John Oliver, Freddie Crook. A. Hunter,
Lamar Rozear, Charles Pinney, Hope
Harrington, Shirley Pinney and Eddie
Collins.
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IMPORTANT SUFFRAGE
MEETING AT INGRAHAM
HOME MONDAY EVENING.

All members of the Pensacola Equal
Suffrage league are urged TO attend
an important meeting OF that league |
to be held at the home of Mrs. Walk |
er Ingraham, 1904 n. welfth-ave. !
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
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ALEX OLSEN TO LEAD
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

The Christian Endeavor societies of
the First Presbyterian church will hold
their regular meetings at the church
this evening at $50 o'clock.
The Senior Endeavorers will be led
by Alex Olsen, subject: Making Our
Lives Useful" The Intermediates and
Juniors will meet at the same hour.
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MR.. AND MRS. JOHN EAMES
HAVE A LITTLE SON.

Pensacola friends viii be interested
to learn of the birth of little son to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Games of San
Francisco Feb. 2. Little Mr.. Eames
will bear the name OF William Joseph.
Mrs. Eames was formerly Miss Mary
Deery Byrne Of Pensacola and Mrs.
Eames was a former ensign in the
navy stationed at the Pensacola naval
air station at one time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-27
SUPP RtS &
PARTY.

Miss Queenie Pinney was the in
spiration of a delightful surprise par
ty given at the Pinney home on East
Hill Friday evening.
Informal dancing, games and music
were enjoyed by the young people and
later in the evening delicious refresh
ments we erserved
Enjoying the evening with Miss Pin
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-27
WOMEN OF BRENT AND GOULD
ING TO ORGANIZE A CLUB.

All women Of Brent and Goulding
interested in the organization of a
club for home, school and community
betterment are requested 10 meet at
the home Of Mrs. Jack Roberts near
Brent Thursday afternoon at o'clock
The nature of the club is to be de-
cided at the organization meeting.
Mrs. d. r. Read of Milton, vice
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-27
SPIRITS TO BE HEARD IN
MESSAGES AT WOODMEN HALL

Messages from spirits in the other
world are to be received a a spirit
uaIist meeting to be held at the w. O.
w. hall, w. Romano st, this evening
at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Lena Garris and
Mrs. Star are to be in charge of the
message work. The public is invited
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-27
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS,
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
TO MEET THIS EVENING.

The Christian Endeavorers OF the
First Christian church will meet at
the church this evening at 6: 80 O'Clock.
Miss Jeanette Foster will be leader
for the evening, the subject to be: