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Askov American., 1921-07-14
Cl,orle 8 9 DoMeE

These are the eyes cabinet mem
bers and department heads have to-
look into in explaining government
expenses which ANY average
business man would question in his
own business" II is a new picture
ot Charles Dawes, director Of the
budget presnien, Harding has
promised will cut down our ex-
penses
Askov American., 1921-07-14

A news item from Chwapo
which Was Published in the siaAlN
press the other day read A.
follows,
An Italian f0acral MAS
STOPPED for foa1v-hNe MN
utcs h, men claiming to he
union officials Who objected
to a non union band IL The
pNwcssion. A union band
Was substituted
Wonder when the tisN IA com
INC that the casket fnast hesf
union label in ORDER that 81
occupant be admitted 70 his ttol
nal home BY st. retel'@
Askov American., 1921-07-14

NOTICE ~ hereby given tnaf aii
parcet< ~ land nd tn for the state
8yTd not assigned 10 purchasers Or re-
deemed within three tSl years fro'n
date of the tax sale AZ which they
were offered. snail he disposed of IS
provided by Sections 2f27 and 2f2s
( fer erHi StatHtss Of 1918 and acts
snpendstoYy thereof.
Pursuant ~ the statutes in such
caSe made ard provided I shalt on
t92f ~ 10 O'Clock IN the f,reno1r. at
Court House IN the Village ~ Pine
nasota sell said lands which are
and ON which taxes shall not have
been previously paid
DHted at the Village az Pine city
this i3th dry ~ July. 1921
Andrew I, Edin
Auditor ~ Pine County. MINI
tJtng ti.2st
Try an American Want Ad.
Nevertheless, we fail to observe nm,
rust, Of profteers TO cyclone cellars.
---------~------~-----~--4---
The victim of sleeping sickness NJ
this particular period can't he so badl,
of.
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tseAsta< NNN HEtWt>G a< rEF
S,n< tNN sNW,
sN <T,A<
...AtA Ii Aln.,.t 1.e MeeAer.

Estate ~ Alhett lie Meeher
state t,f Minnesota. ,ouNty ~ Ptn~. w
rfSAhate Court,
IN the Anttet M ire estate @f 5Nh"Ft
lie M@ekeF Hecssfeet.
T4E STATF OF MINNESOTA 70 All
fscg@nAe interested IN the Sf@NfN@ 81
ADMINISTRATION Nt ere estate ~ sac
stsee,sent 1he pvtStlen 81 A lS- Nee
kcF HAVING Nepr fteS ln thtS sN90rf
tss.as4se~eMt{Ng that hHeft Re Meeker
the1s a resident 81 fhe So0nts of PINE
state 81 N{nneSotA. ased tnte~t axe os
the nth day ~ suNe lA2l and sfAy
tns that fetters OF admenlStr teen y
hFx eStAt I've essaa9ted TO ]. y. eF~ln
Askov American., 1921-07-14

Struck out by Carlson 9. Eihon
2. McCann 2. Hill IL; bases on
balls of Carlson I Eibon o. NJ
Cam |. Hill 2, hit by pitched
hall off Carlson z.
Impires Nelson and plaisted
Time z hours and 20 minutes
Askov American., 1921-07-14

Gruninpen won its second
game pf the season on their home
grounds against kerrick Sunday.
II was anyhody's game throuph.
ont first one team ahead and
then the other t,ru,inpen went
lp hat IN the ninth inning ont
scotn behind but went ripht to
slamminu the ball and secured
two runs IN quick order before
ANY men were out and thus win
ming the pame.
Askov American., 1921-07-14
slEAUtfE' INTEREST
~ INCREASING
ll.anIInnel 1Enm rnea u

irontiftuea ftnni paee ~
Wn ~ bosch. Shafef 81 Dusch
struck out hy llady 2. Maaska
4. Bt,npati Z; hases nn bells Off
llady Z.
linl,ires T., erson and
Time z hours,
Askov American., 1921-07-14

The pua,fy City buys won
,hpif first game IN the
"Siunp" leapue by aeleatinp
Bruno n that village in a rather
i,te-sided palne, Two pitchers
we're nsed 81 both teams ant
lwo catrlets hy Bruno, the bat
,ino heihp heavy.
Sente Nv inninos
Sand tone nn5niAtit l.
bruno .I, nonoloool :
Batteries. Sandstone Carlson
rihsn and Robertson, Bruno
Matann, liill end tuna. McCann
Summary sanasionc: Hits II
ih ~, 2h Z, errors 9: leF' on ha
acs 9; double Mays ! Twh has,
hits by {. ,ihrrinuhe'li Rol'crt
son aAa RYAN ne|hle play J
1,hatinphclli to II h itson 4
Ba,ylon.
Summary piuno. Hits . II
2, oh,. or,eAs g. left oo bases 4
| rwo hase hit by NrCann.
Askov American., 1921-07-14

>nsa w.aather may be- hara On the
haniAn race. hNt 4 enables TIVE oyster
10 ssense oelt StFone.
Askov American., 1921-07-14

~taessvs sssnwfssll IN rrans,e" does no'
eNunsa 10 onsinous as when shere were
rAsilsars 1T nscn lfysnS sn trenches,
Askov American., 1921-07-14

Thas rupllSh 0.o,nnn whe has n msn
heatsrtnalN nsighg ten nS what the
masculine ss feg Bridget
Askov American., 1921-07-14

rsfrnyraa N tieylna'ny 70 r>el ss n
N would annrectgte v hair cut and
M,tueshfng 20 eat,
Askov American., 1921-07-14

\ news ttem ASSERTS that corNSs'rtw's
hre Suhhsss 10 the tnNurA tax We'll
who seFsSs utsws
Askov American., 1921-07-14

An the txn,.lgs say the ''f'u' WIZ he
With us this Winter Them get t~adN
10 agst Il.
Askov American., 1921-07-14

Fnr the families wi,hou, supply
of chal for the kir.hen taoge, It's hod
tuck.
Askov American., 1921-07-14

fNerSthine seems 90 have strsfck eN'
sers the houf marking the fawn ~
neM ezra
Askov American., 1921-07-14

n unsch az strnngrsrherS nusht "
~ sss.se right NJ the ssars 70 Sell IT.
fsstscrsesNeM fev Us sASerste gsssa.
Askov American., 1921-07-14

STATE OF MINNESOTA 90
County Of Pine
We. T. T. Hogan. president. and }. +. Drummer.
cashier of the above named bank. do solernnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of our knowledge and belief.
r.. r. HOGAN. President
J. r. Drummer. Cashier
Correct Attest: r.. r. Hogan.
crwo Difectorsl Henry l.. Steinbring.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day Of July, 1921
Maud J. Brunner.
tSeall Notary Public. Pine County. Minn
MY commission expires March Is. 1895.
Askov American., 1921-07-14

lin, S,oneberp ard Schwartz.
kerrick King. lund AMI Sou
therton.
Time 2 hours,
Askov American., 1921-07-14
Try an American Want Ad.

Nevertheless. we fail to observe any
rust, of proflteers TO cyclone cellars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16

SEVENTH AND JEFFERSON STREETS
Apartment, 3 rooms and bath. Apply
| II. J. Pollard, 709 Market street, sec
l. rsad floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
COUNC|LMEN TO VISIT
new JERSEY CITIES
Will Inspect lncinerating Plants
and Study Garbage
Problem.

Following the meeting of City
Council last night. James Il. Nc
Manus, chairman Of the finance COM
mittee. submitted to the COMMITTEES of
the whole, in meeting, a detailed re-
port of his recent trip to Norfolk and
Portsmouth where he. with j. III.
Gregory. made a thorough inspection
of the incinerating plants in those
cities and the methods of collecting
and disposal of garbage.
II was decided to send a committee
to Trenton and New Brunswick, n.
j.. next Thursday TO inspect their
incinerating plants and to see how
the garbage problem is handled In
these two places. This committee OF
Councilmen will leave here at csc
o'clock in the morning i'm automobiles
In Trenton they win meet j. II. Greg
ory. the expert engaged by the city
VINO will accompany them on the tour
The Councilmen hope TO be back
Thursday evening in time for th'
weekly meeting.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Gregory
Councilman McManus, DR.. c. Nj
Handy, President of the Board o.
Health and Howard Frantz, the sec
retary of the board, made an EXTENDED
tour about this city TO look over the
garbage collecting and disposal sys
tenn. They visited several of the publi'
and private dumps where the stree
sweepings and waste are disposed o
and they also visited the new in
eineratlng plant. They followed som'
OF the garbage collecting carts fol
several blocks to see how the mel
work.
Just what is going to be done Will
regard TO the garbage situation her
has not been determined. Everything
depends upon the recommendation
TO be made by Mr.. Gregory in his re
port and no one knows what these vii
be He has not fixed any definite tim
for the submission Of this report.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16

TWO CHOICE LoTs-4o by 100 feet
with garage, room for two cars; on East
Apply 1905 Washington street. Prone
s5G24.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
CONFER ON LABOR PROBLEM.
p. 1. Jones of Government Employ
ment Service and Mayor Harvey
to Meet,

Mayor Leroy Harvey is in receipt
OF a letter from f. l. Jones, Director
General, United States Department of
Labor. United States Employment
Service. Of Washington, stating that
he would be in this city
this afternoon and that he
would stop at the mayors Office in
City Hall for a conference with him
relative to the unemployment sitaa-
ton in Wilmington.
Mayor Harvey had written to the
director general for information with
relation to what the department might
b. planning to do TO relieve the large
number of men who are out of work
and Mr.. Jones consented to come here
himself TO confer with the mayor on
the subject. Mayor Harvey is hope
ful that he will be able TO obtain much
valuable information from him for
use and guidance in the work he has
under consideration in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16

He said he wouls but he didn't and that
night the Ere embers fell upon the roof
Of his earthly possessions and be lost an
he had in the World Don't be a some
timer. be a NoN-docr and attend 10 hat
Insurance We represent only the best
rates
Automobiles. Tornado, Plate Giass.
Health and Accident Insurance
TNQTpE VOW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
USED CARS

We are placing on every nearly new car
We own rock bottom price. Our sacrifice
is your gain, Never have values been SO
diSregardcd
1918 Franklin touring, less than $3.50.
1919 Oidsmobfie Roadster. less than 5000
1918 Dodge Roadster, less than S475.
1917 Dodge Roadster, less than 1925.
1916 Dodge Roadster, less than $500
le20 Overland Touring, less than S425.
1920 Maxwell Touring. less than $3.50.
1918 Chalmers Touring, less than $3.50.
1920 bort Touring, less than $3.50.
1918 Chevrolet Touring. less than S275.
1919 Dodge Coupe. less than SS75.
1920 Dodge Sedan. less than 1875.
1918 Mitchell Touring less than 1915.
1919 Maxwell Coupe, less than $3.50.
1920 Oakland Sedan. less than $S75.
1918 Ford Sedan. starter, less than $4Z5.
1919 Ford Touring, less than S275.
1919 Ford ROADSTER. less than $3.50.
1918 Ford Roadster, less than slS5.
1918 REQ Touring. less than SS75.
We have many more different models In
our show rooms, which is full of used
cars. These cars are all in excellent con-
dition. NO JUNK HERE. Satisfaction
with each and every car. These cars car
be bought on terms 20 suit the buyer
No red tape. Open evenings.
KEEL MOTOR co.
Phone 64oo. Eleventh and Tatnall SITS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16

LADY WILL SHARE APARTMENT
With congenial lady apartment modern
location desirable. Address K IA. Every
Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16

have several real bargains. Mortgage,
secured Mortgages sold 903 Shipies
street Prone s4a6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-16
NOTICES
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

SCOLLECTIONS S--Anywbere. The Henry
Mercantile Agency. p o. Box No $50.
DIVIDEND NOTICE-At a meeting held
this day the Board Of Directors Of the
! Wilmington Trust Company declared
a dividend of per cent lsl so per share)
payable October l. 1921, to stockholders
Of record at the close of business Sep
tember 20. 1921 Checks will be mailed
n K Craig. treasurer
NOTICE-On and after this date / vii
not be responsible for any debts unless
contracted by myself James Y. Flana-
gan 1877 Jackson street.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

who are giving a dance for their daugh-
ter on December 26. luncheon for
Miss Carolyn Frances McCoon. debu-
tante daughter of Mrs. James Henry
McCoon will be given on November 80
by Miss Margaret Hennessey Of 9o3
Park avenue. Both Miss McCoon and
Miss Hennessey were in Europe during
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey of $40
Park avenue are giving an afternoon re-
ception with dancing on December 20 at
the Plaza for their debutante daughter,
Miss Margaret Ramsey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Adams of Oak Lodge. Law
renee. l.. l.. are giving a dinner and
dance on the night of November 23 at
the Rockaway Hunting Club, when they
will Introduce their daughter. Miss
Katherine v. Adams. for whom they are
holding large reception on the after
noon of the day following, THANKSGIVING
Day. at Oak Lodge. Bishop and Mrs.
James Henry Darlington will come 10
New York frequently during the winter
when they will give various entertain.
ments for their debutante daughter. Miss
Kate Darlington. who Is to be formally
introduced to their friends on the after
noon OF November rs. at See House IN
Harrisburg, Pa. the home OF the Bishop.
He and Mrs. Darlington are giving a
dinner on the night OF December 2 in
advance of the First Junior Assembly
for their daughter and some OF her
young friends. 1t will be given at the
Ritz-Carlton.
Even at this late day frequent changes
have to be made In dates already an
nounced for debutante parties. but there
seems to be plenty OF time to attend 10
all of them with the season ahead OF
practically four months.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

held Wednesday afternoon at tn, Wal
dorf-Astoria. with the president, Mrs.
William Gerry Slade, in the chair Mrs.
Clarence Wilbur Smith was elected IL
brarian; Mrs. Washington l.. Mann.
third vice president: Mrs. Frances Glib
son, councillor. and Mrs. Turner. his
torian. each for a four year term.
The first meeting of the season to be
held by the Andrew Jackson Chapter
u. s. D. of 1872. will take place Tues
day at the Waldorf-Astoria. Mrs. Ho-
mer Lee is regent Of the chapter.
The National California Club has made
arrangements at the Waldorf-Astoria
afternoon. 1t will be in charge OF Mrs.
Gladys d. Gordon. chairman. Mrs.
Henry l.. Harrison and Mrs. Charles
Austin Bates. Mrs. George Perkins
Lawton as chairman of the reception
committee will be assisted by Mrs Sam
uel l. Warren and others Of her COM
mittee.
Dixie Club OF New York will give a
large card party on the afternoon OF
November % at the Waldorf-Astoria for
the benefit Of the philanthropic fund OF
the club. In addition to the cards there
will be a musical programme by Miss
Marion Armstrong. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned from the chairman of entertain
ment. Mrs. James a. Allen. 3l2 West
Eishty-third street.
The Washington Heights Chapter. L.
A. r., Mrs. Samuel ]. Kramer. regent,
held a meeting at the Waldorf-Astoria
on Armistice Day. The speakers were
| DIR. Sidney Gulick. secretary OF the Feb
eral Council OF the Churches of Christ
of America. and Col. Helen r. Bas-
| tedo, director of Social Service. Ellis
| Island and the artists were Amelia
Bingham and Minnie Carey Stein. Mrs.
Edmund w. Kingland was chairman OF
the committee in charge of the pro-
| gramme.
The chapter will give card party al
| the Waldorf on Saturday. Mrs. Cora
Pike Stowe will be chairman of the en-
tertainment committee.
DR.. Frances w. Mcneil, president. WIN
preside at the meeting of the Society o.
New York State Women tomorrow ar
ternoon at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. A. J.
Herbermann will be chairman of pro-
gramme. Prof. Alexis du Pont Coleman
of New York City College will be the
speaker. Miss Beatrice Bowman. so.
prano, Miss Mary Carmel Haley. re.
otter. and Harold Manly, violinist, the
artists.
The drive Of the Christian Brother.
for funds with which to erect and eq liz
! Manhattan College at Van Cortland
Park will culminate In a ball at the
waldorf-Astoria on the night of Novem-
| ber Is. The Manhattan Alumni has con.
tributed $25o.000 to the fund and Arch
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

dren and the cardiac classes OF the city
OF New York. Members of the Junior
League and debutantes will take part In
the cast. They include Misses Lois
Stumer. Margaret Oppenheimer. Rose
mary Rothschild. Dorothy Frank, May
Rose. Kathleen Kohn, Nina Schwartz
Priscilla Mitchell and Ethel Elkug.
Mrs. Frederick Greenbaum is chair
man of the programme committee and
Mrs. John Morgan assistant chairman
The ticket committee is headed by Mrs
Clarence Milheiser and Mrs. Bernard
Denzer while Mrs. Herbert Lehman is
chairman of the doll committee.
The Woman's Forum. Miss Helen
varlck Boswell, president, will hold a
meeting on Friday morning at the Ho-
tel Biltmore. Mr.. Winter Russell, a well
known lawyer. publicist and member of
the Harvard Debating College, will pre-
sent the subject of Science Of Busi-
ness"
The Iowa New Workers. entertained
two hundred and fifty Iowans at a mu-
sicale and tea last Sunday at Green
wich House. Mrs. E. Henri Boyd. colo
ratura soprano, gave an interesting pro-
gramme, accompanied by Miss Fern
Sherman. Mrs. e. T. Devine was chair
man of the tea, and was assisted by
Mines. ]. b. Sullivan. C. w. Stockton. c.
+. S. Whitney. Emery Deyo, Julius
Bauer, c. S. Gallagher, Clarence West
H. A. Ludlam, l.. T. Gaylord. Gerry
Philbrick, w. o. Bagley. d. Il. Baker,
+. r. Raiff and Frank Moelber.
A regular meeting of the Society for
Political Study. Mrs. Otto Hahn, presi-
dent. was held on Tuesday at the Hotel
Astor. An instructive programme was
given by Miss Amy Wren, the topic, be-
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

printing: Mrs. George L. Fowler. discus
sion Mrs. Harry c. Davidson. reception I;
Mrs. c. N. Garryus, Americanization /,
Mrs. p. G. Sawyer. aid. and Miss Alice
Sardefield.
On November Is Mrs. George Kuofrain
will be hostess at luncheon at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. and afterward the club
will attend a performance Of six 'ylin-
der Love-"
Preparations are in progress by the
club for it's usual au. INN card party
which will be held at the Waldorf on
November % for the bcnehg ,f the
philanthropic fund. Mrs. T. A. Schaef-
fer of $40 Riverside Drive rs the chair
man. from whom tickets may be OBJ
tanned. The club has EXTENDED its be-
nevolent work this year. and in adji-
ton to a little French wac orphan. It
now cares for two American giIls.
chosen by Mrs. Clarence Burns pres.-
dent Of the Little Mothers Aid Associa-
ton.
A large audience greeted Mrs. Thonas
Slack. president of the Legislative
League. at the Political Day" pro-
gramme on Thursday at the Hots, Astor
A parliamentary chart drill. ied by Mrs.
Angelique Orr preceded tn, regular PIC
graInme. Reports were made by Mrs.
Janette Boynton, recording secretary
Mrs. Ella o. Guilford, treasurer Mrs.
Frank E. Bradner. corresponding secre-
tary Mrs. A. Orr. chairman of member
ship. and Mrs. John J. Mcdonald OF pub
licity.
The speakers OF the afternoon were
DR.. James Hamilton. Commissioner of
Correction, and Mr.. Robert p. Lewis.
Republican leader of the Eleventh dis
trict.
Drama Comedy. Edyth Totten. presi-
dent, held it's first social matinee of the
season on Friday in honor of those who
made the supreme sacrifice. the
Americans Come" was given by Miss
Mildred Holland. with Miss Fay Foster.
the composer. playing her own accom-.
paniment.
Nine. Mariana Vote sang three arias
to the different nations with the famous
composer Maestro Cavalier a. :. Doda.
at the piano. Maestro Doda was the
Italian composer invited by Mayor Hy-
Ian to grset Richard Strauss on his re-
cent visit to America.
A scene was given from 1.-The Circle, -
with Miss Annette Ewart as Mrs. Leslie
Carter, Harry G. Bunnell as John Drew
and Charles G. Hull as Ernest Law
ford.
The conservation COMMITTEES OF the
New York City Federation has inaugu-
rated a conservation week In Greater
New York. 1t has been found necessary
to change the date and have the week
begin April 3 instead Of April 10.
The annual meeting of the State of
New York Society. National Society OF
United States Daughters of 1872. was
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
DANCES AT KEW GARDENS.

Saturday evening dances at Kew Gar
Gems Inn are popular. Among those who
enjoyed dancing last evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Bollnger. DR.. and Mrs
Charles K. Conrad. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Crosthwalte, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Foster
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Magrane, Mrs. Vic
tor Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wood
ward, Mr.. A. n. Conner, Mr.. Colby Bell
and Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Bellinger.
Col. J. w. Wadleigh. United States
Marine Corps. and Mrs. Wadleigh are az
the inn Others there are DR.. John BoIo-
gino. Mrs. Peter Burden and Miss Ma
'ilda Burden OF Brooklyn and Mrs. L,
] lcndnlari. widow of the late Italian Min
lister 10 Canada.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

pices of the Federation for Child Study
Wednesday evening at the meeting
house OF the Society for Ethical Cul-
ture. West Sixty-fourth street DR..
William IL. fitzpatrick, professor OF edu-
cation. Teachers College, Columbia Uni
versity, will speak on Freedom and
Discipline"
A card party for the benefit of the
New York Fresh Air Fund for Adults
and Elderly People. Mrs. Alexander
J. Schwartz president will be held at the
Hotel Astor tomorrow afternoon. Mrs
Charles Forester and Mrs. Henry G.
1saacs will be the hostesses.
A successful rummage sale for the
benefit of the society was held last Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Life as Fine Art Club. Mrs. Mildred
Manly Easton president. met on
Wednesday ut the Hot4i Commodore,
when Mrs. Easton gave the second lee
ture of a series on Life and Mental
Hygiene" Mrs. II. w. Phelps gave a
talk on Current Events" and the other
speakers were Mrs. Harry Lilly, Mrs.
Charles Winter and Mrs. John J. Mac
Donald. Judge Tod B. Galloway, barry
tone. sang.
The club will have luncheon and
card party on Tuesday at Stockton
Chambers Mrs. Elizabeth Black will be
chairman.
The fourth annual "Armistice Ccle-
bration' of the University Forum OF
America and the "Tiger Post" No. 23.
of the American Legion will be held
Tuesday evening at the headquarters,
203 West Ninety-third street
DR.. Henry r. Lesser, who was chief
of the eye service Of Base Hospital No.
EOS. A. Z. F., will give a short address
on THE Medical Corps Here and at the
Front"
The Southland Club, Of which Mrs
Simon Baruch is president, held its first
meeting of the season Thursday after
noon at the Waldorf-Astoria. Because
of the illness of Mrs. Baruch the first
vice-president. Mrs. P. J. Can't, presided
at the installation of the officers for the
year. The officers are Mrs. Baruch,
president Mrs. CAN'T, first vice-presf-
dent: Mrs. Austin Hancock, second vice.
president; Mrs. j. +. McDougall, record
ing secretary; Mrs. b. +. Amos. treas
urer: Mrs. Charles Hagan. correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. w. s. Byers, assist
ant corresponding secretary; Mrs. l.. V.
Fort, historian Mrs. John Robert Miller.
chairman OF press. and Mrs. II. G.
Julian, chairman OF reception commit
tee.
After the regular meeting fine musi-
cal programme was given by Miss Eliza
beth Carina cellist: Miss Hilda Hin
richs. pianist, and Miss Geneva Young.
soprano.