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Recipes for Today,

Stuffed Cabbage - Brown one
small onion in tablespoon of but
ter; to this add one-half pound of
chopped round steak and one slice
bacon; cook together a few min
utes. Have ready a medium sized
head of cabbage which has been
followed out, also some celery cut
very fine: First put layer of
celery in cabbage, then a layer of
meat, and so on until full, meat on
top. Put cabbage in a kettle, I'LL
two-thirds up head with water.
sailed, and boil two hours, then add
carrots and potatoes; cook a half
hour longer. Make a sauce of the
water left in the kettle and serve
on a platter, cabbage i'll center and
vegetables around "a dinner in
itself.
Sponge Cake - Beat the whites
and yolks OF four eggs separately.
To the >yolks add one cup granu-
lated sugar which has been sifted
four times. Beat thoroughly. then
add four tablespoons boiling water
into this, then sift one cup -four and
one teaspoon baking powder which
has been sifted four times. Add
vanilla and last of all fold the
whites in and bake one hour.
Ambrosia Salad - Three small
sweet oranges, three-quarters cup
cocoanut, sugar to taste.
Peel oranges and with kitchen
shears trim on as much of the
white as possible and take out
seeds, then cut in small pieces, add
sugar, let stand one-half hour, then
add cocoanut and let stand till
ready to serve. This is fine made
one day for the next and kept in
Nodded Vegetable Salad = Dis
solve one package of lemon jello in
one pint OF boiling water. Wet six
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Heart @oHOmQI
11,!IDTObIQmoC
u MRC. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am mar.
ried and have one child, a girl 4
years Of age. who is very unruly. ]
cannot do thing with her. She
has a step-father. but he doesn't
know how to correct her any more
than 1 do. When at home she minds
everything l ask her to do. wipes
dishes for me and tries to make the
beds, but as soon as / take her into
store she handles everything she
can reach and makes faces at other
children. When | ask her in a nice
way to stop she is worse and il
makes me feel very much embar-
raised. When l am harsh she is
just the same. She talks back and
sauces me until l am ashamed. |
have whipped her, but it does no
good have lost friends on her
account over their children. She is
a nervous child. but surely that
oushtn't to affect her that way.
She gets all the candy and sweets
she wants. She is the only child
We have and so there is no one in
the home for her to play with. But
she plays with others and the
rougher they are the better she
likes them.
Please tell me what can be done
to prevent her from being worse as
she grows older?
TWENTY-FIVE.
l am not in favor of whipping
children to make them behave.
Deprivation is far more effective
and does not make the child so
nervous. l would suggest that you
deprive your little girl of her des-
serts for two or three days or even
a week when she has been naughty
or saucy. To make her lie on her
bed for an hour or two would also
be good form of correction, or to
make her stay alone in her room
for two or three hours without
talking to any one Never threaten
to punish her without carrying out
your threat. If she sees you mean
what you say, she will give you far
less annoyance.
A 4-year-old child should not
have candy at all. Sweet should
be given to her in the form of
jelly on her bread at meal time and
in easily digested desserts such as
blanc mango, bread pudding, Gus
tard, etc.
Probably your chiId's roughness
results from energy. AS she grows
older she will learn to be like other
people and will be more gentle in
her manner. OF course she should
be corrected for injuries to her
playmates which result from her
roughness.
Read to the child as often as you
have time and keep her with you,
to her and playing with her
so that she will feel you are her
dearest and most interesting com
panion.
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Tea Courtesy for Visitor.

Mrs. c. Herbert White of 2eo7
Fifth avenue, entertained a com
pany of friends at tea Yesterday
afternoon complimenting her
houseguest, Mrs. Pearl Bowermas-
ter OF Ottawa, who yesterday OBJ
served her birthday anniversary
Inc hours were spent informalIy
and tea was served at o.cIock
Mrs Emma Hubbard and M
george Jester poured The guests
included Mesdames F. G.. RngrIeS
IN: Monett, David BANNER. r. G.
lsheu. j. Mosley and ]. N. White-
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Girl Scnuts Pian Party.

Members of the Girl Scout troop
No held their regular meeting
Last night at the Hawthorne school.
The following officers were elect
ed for the year:
Scribe|Lucille Decker.
Treasurer-Laura Valentine.
Plans fer a Halloween party to
be given on Nov. 81 at the home
OF Laura Valentine at $50 Third
+, avenue were made. The next meet
ing of the troop win be held Mon
day at the school.
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ILLINOIS SUNDAY
SCHOOL OFFICER
ADVISES WORKERS

Clarence DePew of Chicago ad-
dressed county Sunday school
workers at the First Congregation
al church, Moline, last evening. AR
DePew is business agent of the IL
hno1s SundayASchool association.
Mr. DePew spoke of various Sun
uay school promotion agencies and
OF their forms of organization in
township, county. state and inter
national associations. In this con-
necEon he urged the adoption of
statistical charts for the purpose
OF showing to organizations their
exact situation, thus enabling them
to render more efficient service to
their communities.
In discussing the matter of fin
ances Mr.. DePew mentioned three
main sources oflrevenue, offerings
from individual Sunday schools.
offerings from conventions and Off
er1ngs from individuals.
In concluding his talk. Mr.. De-
Pew advocated the plan of nush-
Ing some specific form of work
during each month in the year and
suggested n number of lines of ser
vice for associations.
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Bible Class HaIlowe,esu soctabrs

A Halloween party and sociabIe
was enjoyed last night by the mem
bers or the Covenant Bible class of
the First Methodist church at the
church. About sixty people attend
ed the affair. Halloween decora-
tons were used in the rooms and
games and contests were arranged
for the evenings entertainments
X refreshments were served The
committee in charge of the affair
was Mrs. Harry Denecke. Mrs
Henry Paulsen and Mrs. Charles
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Mrs. John McGee at her home,
1620 Nineteenth street, was hostess
n a delightful Halloween thimble
party yesterday afternoon, her
guests being eight intimate friends.
The ladies spent the hours chat
ting over their fancywork, and at
soFclock delicious two course lunch
Was served. Favors were dainty
candy bouquets, and table decora-
lions were in yellow and black. and
Halloween suggestions Streamers
stretched from the chandelier to
the table.
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- 4nltarhnln 6tntH -
MENU HINT.
Rra4EfaSf

MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Prunes
Broiled Mackerel
Bread and Butter
Coffee
Luncheon.
Cream of Potato Soup
Baked Apples Hot Rolls
Tea
Dinner.
Stuffed Cabbage
Bread Butter
Pineapple Salad
Ice Cream Sponge Cake
Coffee
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Mission Society Meets.

Mrs. Freeman Bingham of 1888
Forty-second avenue. entertained
the members of the missionary So
ciety of the Gloria Del United Pres
byterian church at her home yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Hugh Rails
ton was the leader for the after
noon and the topic, "The Sudan and
Abyssinia." The leader gave a re-
view of the mission field as a battle
field, and told how to reach the
heart of the black man and the call
from Abyssinia. Mrs. Robert Kin
ner had the topic" The Call of the
Blacks" and Miss Elizabeth Beck
that of 'FThe Girls Boarding School
and the Boys Home" Mrs. Paul
Sippel led the thank Offering exer-
else, and the members answered
roll call by naming a missionary
in the Sudan. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. The next
meeting of the society will be the
aid meeting at the home of Mrs.
Barbara Forgy next Thursday. Ii
viii be an all day session
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Surprise Party on Mrs. Brpbr

twenty friends OF Mrs. Elizabeth
brunn OF SOB Fourteenth avenue
Went to her home yesterday after,
Eoon carrying out surprise partv
IA celebration Of her birthday an.
ansersary- The affair was also in
she nature of farewell party far
mrs. Il. r. Trent. who has been
Sslang In the city. with her nus
,pand, and who is soon to return tn
her nome IN Telluride, Colo. Their
ware cards and music and the
Enests served lunch (which they
drought with them Nrz-- Bruhn
received numerous gifts as remem-
brances OF the happy~ occasion.
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May Robson to Be Mrs. Evans
Guest.

May Robson. who comes to the
Illinois next week. Nov. 2 and 8,
in at Pays to Smile, will be the
guest OF Mrs. Harry F. Evans of
Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, dur
ing her stay in the tri-cities.
Miss Robson is an old friend of
MIS- Evans There are no special
social affairs planned in honor of
the distinguished actress. as she
feels her work demands her best
strength and all her time
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Riley Club Entertained.

Mrs. w B. Saunders of Moline
entertained the members of the
Riley Dramatic club at a Halloween
party last night at her home Mrs
Ralph Miller of Davenport gave
vocal numbers and Mrs. Henry
Kramer of Rock Island read an
original poem entitled. 20, What a
Pal was Mayme to Nell" There
was dancing during the late evening
hours and lunch was served by the
hostess Mrs. Ed Witt OF Dayen-
port will entertain the club next
Wednesday evening.
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Woman on Ohio Board.

Governor Harry L. Davis OF
Ohio has announced the member
ship of Ohio's new board of agri-
culture. appointed under the re-
organization ripper act.
The personnel is GaiQue in that
it includes. for the first time in
Ohio's history, the name of a wo-
man, Mrs. William L. Barger of Ur-
bana. Ohio. There are nine other
members on the board.
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mr. and Mrs. C. w. McPike of
1906 Twenty-second street enter
tanned at = dinner party last eve
ming at their home in honor OF Mrs.
r. Gerald Smith of Quincy, a recent
bride. The honoree is a sister OF
Mr.. McPike's and a house guest at
his home.
There were covers for seven at
table decorated with late fall garden
flowers. The guests included Miss
Elizabeth Greiner, Ira Greiner and
Mrs. F. Ffcken OF Muscatine, Iowa.
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Martin-Heimann Engagement.

Miss Myrtle Palmgren entertain
ed a company of her young lady
friends last evening at her home,
1922 Thirtieth street, last evening
at what proved to be an announce
ment party, when the engagement
and approaching marriage of Miss
Sophia Hermann OF 1909 Thirty
first street and Paul X. Martin of
Moline was announced. The we'd
ding will take place Nov. IT.
The guests had been invited to a
Halloween party and no hint of
the true nature of the affair was
given until luncheon was served.
Tiny cards were found in the din
ing room which told the secret.
Rooms were decorated in the Hal
lowe'en trophies and there were
games and music enjoyed. The
hostess served a delicious menu.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.\ Hermann.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Martin of 1874
Twenty-fourth avenue. Moline.
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Junior Girls Friendly Meets.

The Trinity Episcopal Junior
girls Friendly society held its reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon
at the parish house. There were
IA members present. Plans for a
Hallowe en- party to be held Mon
day We're made. The girls plan to
start sewing soon for their contri-
buttons to the Christmas box to he
sent to a mission in California.
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boards and in like offices. Birm
ingham's Woman's club has 1,400
members, and Montgomery has
groups being active in
civic affairs. Alabama women have
also forsaken the porch rocking
chair for golf and tennis, the south
ern woman stated.
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Only Woman Attends Meet.

A lone woman star gazer at.
tended the recent congress of as
tronomers, resumed after lapse
of eight years due to the war, at
Potsdam, Germany She is Mrs.
Winter Hansen of Copenhagen.
Most of the European nations were
represented at the congress.
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CALENDAR

/ TO-DAY.
/ Rock Island Musical club has thtmbls
party at homs Of Mrs. J. r. Robinson. 6ls
1 Twentieth street.
o. Y. 5. Haiiowe'sn party.
Jolly Girls Birthday club meets with
ara Mary Laden. lo2s Sixth street
SATURDAY.
Tn-Gty Pan-Heilenic sssocistion lunch
| con at TerTnce Gardens.
Haiga walsh wedding in Davenport
Tri-City Art League tea
Mrs c. A Ficke of Davenport gives
pre-nuptid luncheon IGNORING Miss MARY
Weir.
Fred C. schaRner auxiliary has Hat
lowe en- party at home of Mrs Otto Bruhn.
2342 Twentieth avenue.
MONDAY.
Mary Garden concert at Augustana gym
nasium.
Mrs. Anthony French Merrill gives fourth
morning lecture on What Is Art to Usr
Erks Halloween dancing party.
Monday Study club meets with Ars~G-
:. Searie. 934 Twentieth street
Knights of Columbus Halloween dance
Moose Halloween dance
Barbara Frietchie tent No. 81. D. OF "
aIl-day sewing at bone of Mrs Sylvia
AIIlhouse, 1015 Thirteenth avenue.
TUESDAY.
House committee of Bethany Home
sponsors fruit shower at home
Miss Dorothy Dow OF Davenport gives
bridge al Golf club for Miss Mary Weir.
Colonel Bracket circle. ladies of the G.
A c. have business meeting.
Barbara Frietchie tent No. 81. d. of ",
sponsors bszar.
Ready to Help circle. Kings Daughters.
meet with Mrs. J. l.. Dickman. 1000 -Four
tenth and half street.
Mrs. Leopold Simon of $500 River
Drive. Camp Mcclellan. Davenport. gives
first of two afternoon teas.
WEDNESDAY.
Mrs. Robert Bennett, Jr., hostess at tea
at Hotel Blackhswk.
Fort Armstrong chapter, d. A. r.
sponsor attic shop at Y W c. A
THURSDAY.
Rock island club Halloween dinner
danee.
Fort Armstrong chapter. d. A H..
sponsors attic shop at Y. W. C.. A.
villa Guild and Aiumnae card party Al
st. Joeeph's school hall.
New Idea club meets with ArB. W. &.
Brand. -3i2 Eleventh street.
Mrs. Weir Sears and Mrs James
Grafton of Davenport entertain at lunch
con at Outing club hOr,oring Mis- Mary
Weir.
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work MeetiRg at FNrrch-

The ladies of the Oak Grove Unit
ed Presbyterian church aid society
met yesterday at the church. The
meeting was an all day affair and
two comforts were tied during the
day. The women also sewed a
quantity OF carpet rags. Dinner
was served at noon.
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Guild Sale Tomorrow.

The Westminster guild of the
Central Presbyterian church will
conduct linen sale tomorrow aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. H. S.
Cable The sale will commence at
3 o'clock. Proceeds will go TO the
Louise Chase Mission school at
Sven Chun. Korea. The linens
which will be offered for sale were
made by the women students OF
this school and were sent to the
guild for disposal. Tea will be
served.
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Southern Women Busy,

Notions that the women of the
south did not welcome political
freedom as eagerly as did the
northern women are all "'bosh," an
Alabama lady recently declared. In
Alabama the secretary of state and
the state historian are women.
There are at least two women
deputy sherifs, several women law
yers, and many women on school
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AUXILIARY to Have Halloween.

The auxiliary to the Fred C.
Schaffner unit will sponsor a Hal
lowe'en party and wiener roast to-
morrow evening at the home of
Mrs. Otto Bruhn. 2342 Twentieth
avenue. The affair is for the auxil-
larry members and their friends.
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Dinner for Bridal Couple.

Mrs. P. T. Walsh of Marquette
street, Davenport, entertained last
evening at the Outing club for her
daughter, Miss Gertrude, and her
fiance, Eugene Haliigan, who will
be married tomorrow There were
| about eight in the party. Dinner
was served in the large dining
rooms. where a profusion OF late
! fall flowers formed the decorations
Dancing and cards occupied the
evening hours.
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tended to the members OF the board
of supervisors to attend. Mrs
George Chase of Moline is chairman
of the committee and Mrs. Morris
Haegy is working with her in max
ing the necessary arrangement
The supplies will be greatly APP
preciated by the children at the
home.
Embroidery Club With Mrs. Scott.
The Tri1City Embroidery club
was entertained yesterday after
noon by Mrs. C. W. Scott at her
home at 1915 Thirteenth avenue,
Moline. There were % members
present Needle work and victroIa
music were the afternoons diver
sIons, and lunch was served Mrs.
Scott was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Robert Mckee and Mrs.
c. H. Truedson. The next meeting
of the club will be held on Nov.
10 at the home of Mrs. w. N. Quick
at Bill Park, Sixteenth street, Mo-
line
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Embroiderr Cub with Mrs. Scott
Farewell for Mrs. Morse.

Mrs. F. H. Morse of Rock Island,
who leaves Sunday to spend the
winter at Zephyrhills, Fla, was the
guest of honor at a neighborhood
farewell party given yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Claire
c. Morse at 1908 Twenty-sixth
street The guests at the affair were
Is neighbors of Mrs. Morse. Hours
were spent Informally and refresh
ments were seryed-
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Barth-WaII@.

The marriage of Miss Refa F
Waller, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Draese of 1903 Fourth
avenue. and Carl ]. -Barth. young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Barth of Ills Third avenue. was
quietly solemniZed at s O'Clock last
evening at the parsonage of the
Evangelical Church of Peace. Rev
F. j. Rolf officiating.
Miss Mildred Draese, sister of
the bride, served as maid of honor
and Raymond O'Connor as best
man. The bride wore a pretty
dress of navy blue Canton crepe.
and her corsage was of pink roses
and carnations. Her attendant
wore a dres of navy blue serge.
with a corsage of corseS and car
nations.
Immediately after the ceremony
a wedding dinner was served at the
home of the bride. They will be at
home to their friends at 1921 Sec
ond avenue, after Nov. 1.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Barth have A
large circle of friends in the tri-
cities who will wish them happi-
ness. Mr.. Barth is associated with
his father in the bakery business.
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Muscatine ConnIe Med-

Miss Ida B. Gilman and Robert
B. Hess, both Of Muscatine, were
married Wednesday afternoon at
4 80 by Justice Joseph P. Kelly, in
ms office. The home will be on a
farm near Muscatine.
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Harmony Club Entertain..

The Harmony club was enter-
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Bert Williams at her home, 3119
Eighth avenue when the members
spent the afternoon playing cards.
Two tables were surrouaded Mrs
c. L Weaver taking first prize.
Mrs w. N. Raiston second and
Mrs James T. Robinson the all
cut favor. Luncheon was served
at the dining room table. on which
were used Halloween colors. Mrs.
Robinson, at her home, 1850 Thir-
ty-nlnth street, will entertain the
club on Nov. 10. A Halloween
party is being planned for next
week to be held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Williams, when the ladies
will entertain their husbands.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am a
girl 20 years old and have no boy
friends. Please tell me how to get
acquainted with some. The boys
nowadays don't want a respectable
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Hostess at Dinner.Theaire Party.

Miss Hazel Dodson of 1908
? Twelfth street and Miss Bernice
Gasseling of Davenport were host
esses last evening at a dinner party
at the Dodson home, and theatre
party at the Columbia theatre, Dav-
export. The guests were five tri-
city young couples. Table decora-
tions were Halloween favors. The
guests enjoyed the performance at
the Columbia during the evening.
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Mission With Mrs. Warneeke.

Mrs. Emil Warnecke of 205 SaIa
apartments was hostess to the
members OF the Broadway Presby-
terrain Missionary society yesterday
afternoon. A splendid attendance
is reported. Mrs. S. f. Taylor had
charge of the devotionals. Follow
ing is the afternoon program:
Paper, THE Near East"-Mrs.
Frank Mixter.
Paper, Alaska" Mrs. W. S. Park.
Vocal selections, Bow Down
Thine Ear" and Evening Prayer
Mrs. Fred Mann.
Mrs Mann was accompanied on
the piano by Miss Katherine Guest.
The resignation of Mrs. Ella
Reed, president of the society, was
rendered at yesterdays meeting.
Mrs. Reed will spend the winter in
Kentucky. The vice president, Mrs.
John McGown Stevenson, will fill
the Office during the remainder of
the year. Mrs. Warnecke served
dainty refreshments.
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browned breadcrumbs and cream
are-delicio1s for breakfast --'
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Dissatisfaction.

Miss Clara Shelton of Port Byron
became the bride of Cyrus c. Oh
son of this city at a ceremony per-
formed Wednesday evening at 6
O'Clock at the rectory of the Sacred
Heart church Rev c. P. ONeill
officiated. The bride was attended
by Miss Charlotte Direndahl and
Steve Miller served the bridegroom
as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Olson
left by automobile for Chicago. Mrs.
Olson is a graduate nurse, hating
completed her training recently >at
ST. Anthony's hospital Mr.. Olson
is connected nth the City Steam
laundry.
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Classes Have Halloween Party.

The junior classes of the Cen
tenary Methodist church have is
sued invitations for a Halloween
party to be held at the church on
Monday evening. A pie and coffee
social will be held in connection
with the affair. Guests are asked
to come masked.
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House Camnit1ee Spansnrs. Shnuar

II Stke SPVnsUIS shower.
Members of the house COMMITTEES
OF Bethany Home are sponsoring a
fruit and jelly shower Tuesday
afternoon Nox-1, at Bethany home,
the affair being given in order to
securb needed supplies of canned
goods for the winter. In ccunec-
t1cn with the affair. coffee viii be
served the friends of the home who
call between the hours OF 2 and <
O'Clock The general public is in
Sled-and-a special invitation is ex-