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FAIRBANKS. MORSE & CO.,
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND

Notice is hereby given that the re-
pular quarterly dividend of one and
one-half pen cent. az per cent? has
been declared on the Preferred Capt.
tai Stock of the above Company, and
will be payable on March LIST. 1921,
to stockholders of record at the close
of business on February 18th, 1921.
The transfer books Of the Company
VIII be closed for the registration of
transfers from the close of business
on February 18th, 1921, until ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of March 1st,
1921.
F. NJ. BOUGHEY,
Secretary.
Chicago, Illinois, Feb 18th, 1921.
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Passumpsic Lodge, No 81, r. &. A. M
Regular Communication Thursday
evcning, March 3. at 1890 o'clock for
lispatch Of business.
Also called communication Thurs
day evening, Fob. II at 1880 for work
munication Feb. II, at 730 for work
Of NJ. NJ. degree. This communication.
will be observed as Past Masters
night. Lunch will be served. Visiting
brothers welcome.
Arthur L. Graves, w. NJ
Fred II. Dollotf, Sec.
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Caledonia Council No 10, r. & S. M.
Stated Assembly Feb. %, 1921, 731
p. m. The several degrees will be
worked on 4 large class at this time
and a large Attendance is desired;
other business will be transacted.
Arthur l.. Graves, T. /. NJ.
w. V. circuit, Recorder.
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Palestine Commandery, No. s. X. T.
Special ConcIayc Tuesday evening.
Feb. p at 100. The Orders of the
r. c. and X. NJ. will be conferred.
Visiting Knights arc Away welcome
at our. ConclaVcs.
Bernard y. Johnson T.. Com.
Arthur NJ. Lang, Recorder.
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MARDI CRAS BALL
ENDS SOCIAL SEASON

= The Southern Educational Association
is TO have the social field TO itself Tues
Gay night for Mardi Gras ball to mark
the passing of the season and the open
ing of Lent the following day Miss
kathleen Beale Crawford, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Crawford. will be the
queen i'm the pageant. arranged by Miss
Belle Kinney. Among the debutantes rep
resenting characters in the groups
will be the Misses Mary Van Rens-
elaer Cogswell, Carolyn Ferriday, Betty
Merchant and Mary Trimble. Others
taking part include Miss Clara Sylvia
Guthrie. Miss Maud Ellinger and Miss
Frances Judson. In a Egyptian group
the role of Cleopatra will be taken by
Mrs. s. l.. Wexler. formerly Miss La
roussini OF New Orleans. who was once
queen of the Mardi Gras ball in her home
city.
Miss That's Lawton will appear in a
prologue written by Mrs. Blanche Shoe
maker Wagstaff. Miss Helene Maynard
will assist as stage manager. Others as
sisting include Mrs. William u. Leeds.
Mrs. g. Tracy Rogers. Mrs. Juan Cebal-
los and Miss Caroline r. Burkham. on
the entertainment committee are Mrs.
Livingston Rowe Schuyler. Mrs. Fred
ericlS W. Rhinelander and Mrs. Mere
dith L.angstaff Mrs. Algcrnon Sidney
Sullivan is president Of the New York
Auxiliary and honorary chairman of the
ball Mr.. Edward Simmons Hall will
head the floor committee.
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PAoro ~ DAVIS Ase oAnroxs

guerite and Clifford Walker Albert
Sterner will read 'The Ballad of Read
ing Jail" Hal Forde will act as master
OF ceremonies and the orchestra will be
under the leadership of Victor Barra-
velle. The theatre has been lent to the
committee by the Messrs. Shubert.
The patronesses include Mines. George
IT. Andrews. Il. Mcneil Bacon. George
Gordon Battle, Gordon Knox Bell, J.
McE. Bowman. William Hamlin Childs,
T. Coleman Dupont, Newbold lie Roy
Edgar Albert Gallatin, Charles Il. Gug-
gcnheimer. Elon H. Hooker, Samuel
Lewisohn, Franklin Lockwood. Rita
Lydg. Sidney Mezes, II. Fairfield Os-
|7born. Douglas Robinson, Ralph Sanger,
7. ~ Seligman, Ralph Shainwald. j.
Frederic Tams, William II. Wadhams
and Egerton l.. Winthrop.
The efforts OF the national committee
arc directed to the scientific and intel
iigent investigation OF prisoners who
are while serving sentences taught
trades for which they arc best suited
and thus helped on their release to be-
come helpful members of the CONF
munity,
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Greenwich Girls Produce 'Springtinle,
Musical Comedy, in Cos Cob School

GREEN NwfcH, Conn, Feb. 5.-The most
elaborate social event of the winter
was a musical comedy called Spring
time" given under the auspices Of
the Cos cob Community Association
In the Cos Cob school auditorium here
last evening. IL was staged and pro-
duccd under the direction OF Mr.. La
mont. assisted by Mrs. Edith d Peck,
the secretary Of the association. There
were r25 persons i'm the cast, including
"A number OF young women OF society
and pretty high school girls. Miss Ruth
G. Jaycox played the leading role and
Mr.. Alexander Gibson OF Greenwich. for
mcrly with the Savage Opera Company,
was the tenor soloist. There were nu-
mcrous dances drills and songs.
Hoover week will be observed here
soon. whom a gigantic parade will take
place M lodges. clubs societies and
civic organizations, together with mcm-
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FASHION SHOW FOR
INDUSTRIAL HOSPITAL

y fashion show will be held for the
benefit of the Industrial Hospital, OF
which DR.. w. Gilman Thompson is
president, in the Ritz-Carlton on the
afternoons Of February 23 and "a.
Among those interested in the work of
the hospital are Mrs. Carlos de Heredia,
Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler, DR.. Joseph
4. Blake, DIR. John A. Hartwell. Dr.
Charlton Wallace. Mr. Allen Wardwell.
Mr.. G. X. b. Wade. Mr.. Frank II. Jones,
Mr.. Robert q. Mead. Mr.. Robert G..
Hill Mr.. Giraud +. Thomson, Mr. Ed
ward VI. Townsend, Mr.. w. Emlen
Roosevelt, Mr.. Ralph $. Stubbs. Mrs.
j. L. d. Lanier. Mrs. John Nicholas
Brown, Mrs. Thomas r. Ryan, Miss
Mabel Choate. Mrs. j. Woodward
Haven Mrs. ]. Murray Young, Miss
Emily Tuckerman. Mrs Daniel Guggen-
helm, Mrs. John II. Parsons. Mrs Cort-
landt Field Bishop Mr. Grenville l..
Winthrop. Mr.. Charles Lanier. the Rev.
Or. and Mrs. Karl Relland and Mr.. and
Mrs Chauncey NJ Depew. The Indus
trial Hospital was founded for wounded
and sick soldiers. Tho equipment,
which was provided for this purpose.
will be used TO carry on for the benefit
Of industrial workers.
DIR. Livingston Farrand. chairman OF
the central committee Of the American
Red Cross, will be the chief guest of
the Women's Committee Of Ono Hun
dred Serbian Child Welfare Association.
al a reception to be held in the home Of
Mrs Marshall Orme Wilson, East
Sixty-fourth street, Friday evening.
Mrs. Wilson Is cooperating with the
committee by opening her home for the
reception, for which invitations have
been extended 10 a number of prominent
members of society who are active in
philanthroplc movements.
IL Is expected that Dr. Farrand will
relate something of tho destitution and
suffering of European nations In whose
interests the Red Cross has been active,
particularly with regard TO present con-
ditions In Serbia. The reception Will be
of n purely social and informative char
acter and there will be no appeal for
contributions.
Mrs A. Barton Hepburn is chairman
OF the reception committee, which In
cludes: Mrs. Edward n. Breitung, Mr..
John r. Pratt Mrs. James Lowell Put
nam, Mrs. III. Otto Wittpenn, Mrs.
George Barton French Mrs Abram l..
Eltus, Mrs. Lyttleton Fox, Mrs. Gordon
Knox Bell Mrs. William Jay Schieffelln.
loric Miss Alice Carpenter. Mrs. Rcg-
nald Furman and Mrs. Theodore t. Van
Norden.
Under auspices Of the women's COM
mittec bridge tournament Is being held
Thursday afternoon IN the Hotel Ma
jestic for the benefit OF destitute Serbian
children.
4 number OF dinners will precode a
dance which Is 10 be held tomorrow eve-
ming IN the Waldorf-Astoria for the
benefit Of the Mount st. Vincent Coll
lego alumnac building fund. AZ this Il
the FIRST public affair OF the kind ever
held for the behent OF the Mount"
which is one OF the oldest convent
schools In the country. II will be In the
nature Of college reunion. Many of
the former classes have taken boxes
and many members OF the alumnae are
coming from nearby cities to be present.
They will include graduates living in
Boston. Nowburgh. New Rochelle, Mount
Vernon. Syracuse. Albany Glcns Falls
and Philadelphia.
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bers OF all churches and Sunday schools,
will participate. Unaided by the men
the women arc endeavoring TO put
Greenwich over the top in the Hoover
campaign 20 raise the towns quota
which Is 100000 Thus far 10000 has
been subscribed. Mrs. George +. Vim
cent. Mrs. Julian w Curtiss and Mrs.
Alfred Gilbert Smith are among the
principal movers. Mrs. Coulter u.
Huyler addressed the children at the
Greenwich Theatre. and other meetings
OF similar nature arc being held tn
different sections of the town.
Next Saturday Miss Caroline Ruutz-
Rees. Miss Mary Lowndes and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Ashton Crosby will give buffet
luncheon ut the Field Club. II will be
followed by dancing az the Pickwick
Arms.
Mrs. .. G.. wills ana her daughter,
Miss Ruth Wills sailed for South Amer
.ct last Saturday.
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Of zoo we'll known women who are in
terested in the welfare of the beneficiary.
A group of members of the Junior League
will sell programmes and flowers to add
more dollars to the income. They in
cude the Misses Janet Brewer, Helen
Cameron. Betsy Flagg. Mary F'lagler,
Antoinctte Graves Alan Gray. Kitty
khnball. Helena Ogden, Katherine Post,
Louise Scheffelin. Audrey Sherman.
Katherine Speyers, Matgaret Tho'nspn,
Julia Walker and Harriet Wilbur.
Thursday is to bring the second of a
series Of three morning muscales In the
ballroom of the Plaza for the Brooklyn
Music School. The artists will be Nine.
Margarete Matzenauer of the Metropol-
itan Opera Company. and Hans Kinder,
cellist.
The third and last concert OF the series
will take place on March 10. Yvonne dc
Treville. colorature soprano, will appear
in costume recital. and the other artists
will be Marshall Hall and Rose Rolanda,
dancers. Among the patronesses and
boxholders are Mrs. George Barton
French. Miss katherine Mackay. Mrs.
j. Theus Munds. Mrs. A. Leo Everett.
Mrs. William Hirst. Mrs. Henry Rogers.
Mrs. George Leary, Mrs. Fairfax Land
street, Mrs Orson Mum. Mrs. Charles
Il. Mitchell, Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp.
Mrs. Peter B. Wyckoff and Mrs. VIII
loughby Sharp.
Events of the present week among
attractions for charity start this after
noon with n recital by Nine. Margaretc
Matzenauer In the ballroom of Mr.. Adolph
Lewisohn's home. Ss1 Fifth avenue, In
aid of the Wellesley College Semi-cen-
tennial Fund The ballroom comfortably
aYtI t.n t,,ftf fsaa
reports Il has been sold out The
recital is Introductory to the scoming
Wellesley Campaign, which Is TO start
February Is and is 10 raise s2,700. 900.
The directing committee includes Mr..
LewIsohn, Mr. George W. Dawson, Col.
Henry L. Stimson. Miss Marion Rock
ford. Miss Catharine Hughes. Mrs.
Charles T. Butler, Mrs. Newbold lie Roy
Edgar. Mrs. Charles S. Guggenheimer,
Mrs Herbert Shonk. Mrs. William AM
brose Taylor, Mrs. Henry VI. Alexander,
Mrs. Emlen Roosevelt. Mrs. a. Barton
Hepburn. Mrs. Charles II. Hughes, Mrs.
Douglas Robinson, Mrs. William X.
Draper. Mrs. John n. Shreve. Mrs. Will
lam d. Guthrie, Mrs George W. Davi-
son. Miss Candace Stimson. Miss Annie
Burr Jennings. Mrs. Enrico Caruso and
Mrs. Leslie Garrison.
\ programme or unusual scope hes
been arranged for an entertainment In
the Casino Theatre tonight In aid OF
:he work of the National Committee on
Prisons and Prison Labor. OF which Mr.
Adolph Lewisohn Is chairman. Stars
of grand and light opera, virtuosi and
entertainers who have volunteered 10
appear are Ben-Ami with Pauline Lord
and the entire company directed ty
Arthur Hopkins. who will contribute the
second act Of Samson and Delilah": /:
Florence Macbeth, coloratura OF the
Chicago Opera Company Sascha Jacob
sen, violinist. and Miss Margaret
Wycherly.
In the lighter parts OF tho perform
ance Frank Tinney will appear. besides
Willie and Eugene Howard. Savoy and
Brennan. Cortez and Peggy, Bankoff
and Mile. Phoebe. Virginia Futrene.
Sarah Edwards, Julia Kelety. Mile. Mar
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CONCERTS TO AID
CHARITABLE PROJECTS

This month is to bring several inn
portant concerts and recitals for local
charitable projects. The first Is to be
a recital by Fritz Kreisler in Carnegie
Hall on February 10 for the Associa-
tion for the Aid OF Crippled Children.
of which Mrs. Edgar S. Auchlncloss,
Jr., Is president. Mr.. Kreisler's pro.
gramme will be as follows:
Adagio sostenuto-Presto. Andante con
variazioni-Presto.
. Chaconnc Nor violin alone) Dad. s. Bach
e. (aO Hymn TO the Sun. .Rimsky- X orsakoff
fb) La file au chcveux de lin. Debussy
Arranged by Arthur Hartman.
(cl Nalse. major. ............. Brahms
Arranged by David Hochstein.
(d) Spanish Dance .............. .Granados
(e) Molly ON the Shore.
Arranged by Percy Granger.
The recital will be under the patronage
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POPPY BALL, ST. VALENTINES
NIGHT, AMONG LENTEN DANCES;
SEWING CLASSES ARE REVIVED

which might well be
IN which begins this
and full Of self denial
without of
will we'll that
nesn al
Of
will be held at the Plaza
Chidren be called
tables will be placed in the
will possible atmosphere of
who will assist will be dressed
taking
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r1ere ~ AiMs DUPONT Srue,e

cital will be followed by dance. The
proceeds will be used TO establish
scholarships for the Voice Training
Scholarship Fund. The council is COM
posed OF AIR. James M. Beck, Mrs. Paul
-. Cravath. Mr.. Otto II. Kahn, Mrs.
oliver Hartman. Mrs. Daniel Guggen-
helm, Mr.. j. Forbes Morgan and Mrs.
William Blair Perkins.
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the house has not yet been decided on
Those who will take part viii include
some of the seasouis debutapies and
girls who are not to be introduced to
society for several years. AS the event
Is taking place in Easter week there
will be freedom from school. In addi-
tion to the sale there will be tea and
dancing.
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will wear Louis XIV. court costumes.
Well known artists will sing and there
will be other attractive features. For
those who do not come in costume
there will be on sale at the entrance OF
the ballroom poppy decorations that
can be attached to conventional eve
ming attire.
Tickets at 81 each will include supper
and these. as well as boxes, may be OBJ
tained at the Plaza or from the commit-
tee. The party IL being given under
the patronage Of Nine. Millerand. wife
of the President CT the French Republic:
Mines. w. Seward Webb. Jr.. Ogden
Reid X. McCook Knox. Hamilton Fish
Armstrong, T. Townsend Burden, Louis
de Milhau, T. J. Oakley Rhinelander.
William r. Wilcox. Walter Il. Lambert.
Pierre Hoguet, Charles II. Dtson.
Henry p. Loomis. Algernon Sartoris,
Ernest c. Poole. Robert Livingston
Gerry and Edwin G. Jameson.
The board OF managers includes
Mines. Raymond Havemeyer, McAllister
Smith, James Taylor Terry, Fenton b.
Turck. II. Hinton Perry. III. Barlow
Farr. William y. Perry and Sims u.
Wylie.
Dance Tor Lost Battalion.
Battalion which was surrounded and
starving In the Argonne Forest. resist
ing for seven days AGAINST overwhclm-
ing odds with mo surrender" for their
watch word. Al except few were
lost and those who came back were
"'broken." a bcEefit reception and ball
will be given by surviving members OF
Company X OF that battalion on the
night of February II, in the ballroom OF
nd nr0NpC0S
will be used to maintain home wnich
will be n permanent memorial to those
who fell in battle or died from the
results of the war Through such n
home the organizers VIII be en2pleu
to carry on welfare work among men
incapacitated and their dependents. In
addition TO dancing there VIII DC enter
tainers from various theatres. among
these will be Nine Alice Deiysla, VINO
through the courtesy or Comstock *
Cest. will appear in n novel dance.
Among those who have obtained boxes
and tickets are Mrs. Vincent Astor Miss
Anne Morgan, Mrs Stokes Halkett' Mrs.
Dexter Blagden. Miss Elisabeth Mar
bury. Mrs Robert Hartshorne' Mrs
Charles VI. Sabin, Mrs. Coleman uu
Pont. Mrs John Sanford. Mrs. thsr-
r.. Alexander, Mr.. James A. Blair Jr !
Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin, Mrs. James
Rowland Angel. Mrs. jules ;. Bacne'
Mrs. c. X. Nelson Francke. Mrs. WIZ
lam r. Hearst. Mr. and Mrs. FRANCES
worthlngton Hinc, Mr.. Charles Hayden
Mrs. Henry Clay Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
William a. Read. Jr.: Mrs. W. Astor
Chanler Mr.. and Mrs. Richard l.. Beck
with and Mr.. A. Norris Bagby
Among the special guests OF the night
will be Gen. Robert Alexander. Col.
Charles w. Whittlesey, commander OF
t.se Lost Battalion Capt. Joseph \.
fiolahan. commanding Company X; Pri-
vate Abraham krotoshnsly OF Com
parry X; Senator James w. Wadsworth,
.Jr. Mr.. Stuyvesant Fish, Mr James w.
Gerard, Mr. and Mrs Nathan Straus.
nfr. James Speyer. MIR. De Lanccy Kane
Jay and Commodore Louis NJ. Joseph
thai or tho Naval Militia.
Lcntcn Sewing Classes.
For many years the sewing class has
played role during the season Of Lent.
IL
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Lenten sewing Glasses.

For many years the sewing class has
played a role during the season Of Lent.
At some of these meetings notably
those held Of tho class tn'er the aus
piccs OF the Fresh Air Assooia ion OF the
Cathedral Of ST. John the Div nc. which
often Is rofasrsl 10 as the Cathedral
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when Mr.. and Mrs. James Bartlett
Leary return from their wedding trip
they viii live at $50 Park avenue The
bride was Miss Helen Hinman. daughter
or Mr. aud Mrs Edward Hinman Of $50
Park avenue. MIR. Leary is tho son %
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Lcary OF S1e
FIfih avenue. Their wedding took place
last month IN the chapel OF st. Bar
tholomews Church.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Atterbury have
returned from their honeymoon. and are
az home at IL East Ninety-fifth street.
Mrs Atterbury was Miss Anne Adams.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Coz
Adams OF Buffalo. where the wedding
took place Mr. Atterbury Is the son "
Mr. and Mrs stone Atterbury.
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NO date has been set for the wedding
OF Miss Florence Gunnison. daughter OF
Mr.. Herbert r. Gunnison. 10 Mr.. Charles
II. Brown Jr.. whose engagement has
Just been announced. Miss Gunnison's
father Is publisher OF the Brooklyn DailV
Eagle. She and her father arc spending
the winter at the Hotel Margaret. Brook
lyn They have country place al FUR
chase, ~ Y. Mr.. Brown Is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Brown OF East
Orange, n. j. His father Is vicc-presi-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Everett r.. Cooke. w,o-s
marriage took place recently in the
Church OF 'hc Messiah. when they re-
turn from their honeymoon will Ina Se
their home at Il East Fifty-sixth street
Mrs. Cooke was Miss Jean He'll. the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Bell OF Boston. Mr.. Cooke is the son
or Mr. and Mrs. Charles y. Cooke OF
East orange. lie was graduated from
Cornell in 1917. and served as an aide
to Admiral Decker during the war.
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The wedding OF Miss Marion Welt TO
Dr. Henry Stern will take place in
March. Their engagement has just been
announced by her mother. Mrs. Il Veit
of 31i West Ono Hundredth street Dr.
stern who is tho son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Stern. during the war served
with the Medical Corps. u. S. A.
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Formal announcement has been made
by Mrs. Rose letter OF 81 West Fifty
eighth street OF the engagement OF her
daughter. Miss Gertrude Wlnifred Jet
ter TO Mr.. Thalman Bigelow. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Blgelow Of 120 East
Fifty-sixth street
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No date has been set for the marriage
OF Miss Margaret Louise Beach 20 Mr..
Charles l.. Anger, Jr., whose engagement
has Just been announced by her father.
Mr. Henry NJ. Beach OF Paterson. ". J.
Miss Beach Is ono Of the seasons debu-
tantes Alr. Anger Is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Anger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Reed McBurney
OF Hartford. Conn, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss lsa-
belle McBurney 10 Mr.. Edward a. Rock
we'll OF this city. Miss McBurney Is
student OF the New York School Of Fine
and Applied Arts. Mr.. Rockwell is the
president OF the T.. A. Rockwell Com
pany. Inc, and the Rockwell Manufac-
turing Company.
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For Miss Elizabeth Lea Hawes. whose
engagement 10 Mr. n. Russell Carew
was recently announced. luncheon
was given by Mrs. J. J. Carley OF 5s5
Seventy-eighth street. Brooklyn. last
Saturday. Among those present were
Mines. Armstrong. Johnson and O'Brici.
Misses Helen Cecile Riordan, Dorothy
Chisholm Webb and Edith Caroline
Johnson
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Mr.. and Mrs. William J. fIussey OF
Shippan Point. Stamford Conn. have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Marion Lincoln Hussey.
10 Mr.. William I.e Fevre YounlSin OF this
city and San Diego. Cal.
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Y TITH the advent of Lent there
\A will be practically cessation
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
concluded with dancing and refresh
ments.
DULUTH NOTES

Covenant lodge, I. O. B. B., of Du-
luth, will hold it's annual election Of
officers on Tuesday, December 81,
nominations having been made at the
regular meeting this week.
Those nominated follow: For pres
ident, Abe B. Kapplin and D. A. Mil
Ter; vice president, Harry A. Shapiro;
corresponding secretary, Salem J. Sc
gal; financial secretary, Charles w.
Green; treasurer, Hugo Freimuth;
guardian, Lorenz Freedland; dele
gates to the grand lodge, Charles D.
Oreckovsky, Albert Mark, S. B. Cop
ilowish and A. B. Kapplin.
The lodge has just completed nego-
tiations for the leasing of Camels'
hall, the name of which will be
changed to Covenant hall after the
first Of the year. The first meeting
in the new hall will be held Tuesday,
January 10.
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AT THE Y. w. III. A.

The next interesting affair being
arranged by the Y. w. H. A. is a
Chanukah entertainment, to be given
Thursday evening, December %, at
the Talmud Torah Auditorium. This
event is being arranged especially for
the parents and friends of the mem
bers. Included in the program for the
evening, will be two tableaux, light
ing the Chanukah candles accompan-
led by music, Jewish reading by
Miss Rose Berman, Song Review of
the Nations by twenty members, di-
rected by DR.. A. D. Freedman. The
Y. w. requests it's friends and pa
irons to keep December % open.
Sixty members were present at the
social meeting, Monday, December 5.
Miss Grace Gordon gave an piano
logue, and Master Irving Friedman
entertained the members with toe
dancing number. The evening was
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POLISH ANTI-SEMITES PRAISE
FORD'S SYSTEM

Warsaw q. T. A.)-At public lee
ture held here by a member Of the
well known anti-Semitic society, eros
woj," Henry Ford's system of anti
Semitic propaganda was highly
praised for it's deficiency and excel
lent results" The speaker argued for
an adoption of a similar system in
Poland and declared that all the Jews
were Bolsheviks and as such a danger
to the Polish state.
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