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Middletown transcript., 1921-07-16

Newly Reduced Prices
Increased Value
The plain statement Of price reduction tells
less than the full Mash story.
For the Nash manufacturing efficiency and
economy that made possible new prices also
added duality to Nash cars
The Ei:s Nash plants at Ken osf,a and Milwaukee
are the finest works that could be devised.
Ample finances provided the n1o5t modern
n1a<;Eainezy. Long experience developed the
n2ost effective shop practice. And Nash pro-
duction ability is constantly finding ways to
build more economically while building more
finely.
The new lower first cost means lower final
cost because oi the many bctter1nents contin-
uatly f,eirsq embodied In Nash cars.
That is exactly what Mash value stands for
paying less and gettng more in able perform
ance, in du1a billy and in solid comfort.
The worth Of evo-y Mash car is further safe
guarded by our Mash service that is territory
wide and unfailingly prompt. -
g.
Come see the Nash models at their new prices.
NEW PRICES
NASH SIX NASH FOUR
5passenger touring $1545 5pasenger touring $1195
2passenger roadster 1925 2passenger roadster 15
4passenger sport model 1875 3passenger E35
7passenger 1875 sedan 1885
4-passenger coupe. 1898 to - milwaukee,
7-passenger sedan. 2695 .,u..-., .... .....,..
Kenosh0
Middletown transcript., 1921-07-16

NASH SIX
5-passenger touring car $1545
2-passenger roadster. =. 1925
4-passenger sport model 1875
7-passenger touring car. 1875
4-passenger coupe. ..... 1898
7-passenger sedan. ...... 395
I. o. b. Ken0Sh0
Middletown transcript., 1921-07-16

An Noah models, both open and closed,
hnps cord hires as standard equipment
Middletown transcript., 1921-07-16

SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ of Lev. Fac. to me directed,
will De exposed to Public Sale at the
Court House, Southeast Corner of
Eleventh anu King Streets, City OF
Whining ton, New Castle County,
Delaware,
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CHANGES INPENl
IN BAPTIST ASSl)
Local Churches To With.
draw From Older
Organizations

The Goshen Baptist Association
will hold its annual msetiuz on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
September 10, 20 and 81 at the
Hope&e!l church in Preston coUn-
ty. A number OF members 1T the
PalatIne Baptist church, which
church Is affiliated . with the
organization, will attend the
meeting. Rev. Charles F,
Eddy; pastor Of the Palatiue Bap-
list church, will deliver the annual
sermon. Miss Iva Husteau, cE that
church, is secretary Of the Goshen
association and she will attend the
meeting. Miss Viola Springer, Of
that church will be ono Of the
speakers, p B. SwearilIgen and
Oscar Poe will be the delegates
from the Palatine church.
At the meeting the PaIatine
church will ask to withdraw its
membership from the Goshen as
Eociation to unite with a proposed
new association to be known as lie
Fairmont association which Ia to
be organized Immediately. The
churches OF Monongalia and Pres
ton county belong to the Goshen
association as does also the Pala'
tine Baptist church. The First
Baptist church has been affiliated
with the Union association hut will
also become member or the Fair.
mont association.
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GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Dora Youst is sick with
sore throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Crandal and
family spent last Sunday with hr
and Mrs. Eugene Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wallace and
cons, Ray and Robert, OF Morgan
town, spent last Sunday with
Charles Hess.
Miss Anna Camp. OF Morgantown
is visiting Miss Matte and Lul1e
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hess were
business callers at Fairmont last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence satter
field and two children we're visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Arnett re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hess spent
one evening last week at James
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall and
family will move to Morgantown
in the near future.
Mrs. William T. Talbert spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Youst Hite
at OSSOOu.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnett Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence satterfield and
children attended Labor Day at
Falrmont Monday.
Miss Belle Morgan was shopping
at Morgantown one day last week,
viii Snider was a business cal
Ter at Morgantown last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Arnett ano
son. Of near Brady, were VISITING
at Mr.. and Mrs James Arnett's.
S. J. Kennedy, Harley Smith. J.
2. Michael, Fiery Barker went on
motoring trip to Virginia and
Maryland last week.
Eugene Arnett is preparing to re-
pair his house near Arnettsvills.
VIII Teter was a business caller
at Fairmont one day last week.
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Visitors Hero Sunday

Mrs.. Howard Burnett, OF Barrack-
vile, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Vim
cent, Of Davis Ridge, were visiting
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.ARMINGT0N
At sunday sehoeI convension.

Rev. and Mrs. F. NJ. Malcolm
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan Mrs
u. W. Galliep, Mrs. J. ]. Jenkins
r. S. RidepouF, r. ]. Downs, ~. e,
Tough, W. 3. Maple, OF the NJ 2
Sunday school, and Mr.. and Mrs
E. N. Downs, Mr.. and Mrs 7. c
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elem.
ing, Mrs. Ed. Capet, Jr., Mrs. Ada
Sheets, Miss Ida Cunningham and
Miss Jenness Downs. OF the n. e
South Sunday school, and Howard
Dawson and James Johnson, OF the
Willow Tree Sunday school, atteEd-
ed the Lincoln district Sunday
school convention held at the N,
E. church. South. in West Monon
Gah Sunday afternoon
The Marion county Sunday school
association will hold its annual con
vention here next month.
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Sls3 N iIlIih6 g, Al II "a Aay ct
the ether esftier 1Ioults atA also
buried. was dseded by Q! D. AoSf4-
son; Golden H6uIt and q 3. Ho1lt
to me association represented 81
G. II. Meredith, ". +. Hoult, Jas.
b. Bowman and Golden Hoult ne
trustees, 70 be fenced and cared for
in future By the association
Among the regular stereotyped
resolutions usually pAsEed at re-
unions was one offered BY the reso.
lutlons committee and accepted by
the association, setting the second
Sunday in September, 1929, a. the
time and Aurora grove or Houit
church as the place Of holding the
next reunion, and. In response TO
the growing opposition TO Sunday
reunions and Sabbath desecratton,
that the forenoon session shall con.
stst OF q study Of the Sunday school
lesson and a sermon by some distIn.
guished preacher, the afternoon to
be taken up with the usual pro
gram and busineBs.
There was IN the Hoult families
during the past year, five births,
one marriage and three deaths. In
the Meredith families, saVen births,
seven marriages and sevan deaths.
In the Prtckett famtlias,. two births,
three marriages ard SIX deaths.
There were no statistics available
for the MeEltreshes. The statisti.
cal secretary, Mrs. Nellie HarT, S18
Castor avenue, Fairmont, requests
that al members OF the four faEni.
lies keep her notified OF births,
deaths or marriages occurring in
their respective families, during the
coming year.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: President,
R. DIN Walking, Hoult: first vice
president, G. r. Meredith. Fair.
mont; vice presidents to represent
the various families, Miss Ruth
Kelley, of Fairmopt, for the Hoults:
Jas. ID. Bowman, Hoult, for the Nc
ElfFeshes; W, G.. Layman, BellVIew,
for the Mess1lths, and ]. n. Prick.
EFT, near Viola, to represent the
PrickettB. These will compose the
executive committee. Miss Evelyn
Prickett, FaiFlnent, vas selected
as. secretary; Mrs. Nellie Harr,
FairmOnt, statistician, and E. q.
Meredith, Fairmont, publicity.
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New Directors For
Federal Garbonie

At 4 nesting 6E the board 81 al
rectors OF the Federal Ca4honte
company Saturday two new NAM
bers, II. A. JoIllR, OF Falrnaont, ana
]. c. Halter, Of Phiiippi, were alect-
ed to the board.
Following the meeting, Il was an
nounoed that an investigation OF
the affairs Of the company had re-
suited IN accounting for all the
stock Of the company except what
the president, p. A. Bailey, Is
charged with mfsapproprlatinR.
It was also stated that the work
OF completing the plant OF Barrack'
vile Is going forward and that the
work wilI be completed within 4
few weeks.
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n. m l, b Rtaett Srs

Nj. aad e d Sarnet hSrs
.sunGhE.
NJ. Gn4 5ftS 0e6fEe paneii and
family ot ida 6Av, we're y1sstine
Mr. .BuHcillS parents, Ne. and Mtk.
Al Dunoil here Sunday.
Mrs. Lew Rice o. BaITAokville
was whiting Mr., and Mrs. Dsrt
PyIeS near hsFe sunday.
Mr.. N. MILAN, OF MorGautownr
was visiting his Sister. Mrs. r D
Parrish and MI. Parrish, here Sun
day.
Miss Hazel Williamson, Of Fem,
sylvanI8, was visiting her brother
II. NJ. Williamson and Mrs. Wi
hanson, here Sunday.
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Lloyd and Everett Jones, OF
Downs, were IN town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Less Mahaney, OF
this place, and Mrs. John King. of
.BarTackville, were visiting relatives
at Ida May sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Morgan and
two daughters were visiting rela-
tiveS at Plum Run Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Johnson were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James John.
son at Katy Sunday.
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Visiting Parents.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hallem and
daughter were visiting Mrs. Hal.
LENS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jamcs
Gatten at their home. in Fairmont
Sunday.
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srRlkE rAREArENEn.

JoHANNESBpRG, Africa, Sept,
13. ~ Bartepders are protesting
against a pay cut Of $26 month,
and extension Of hours from IS to
70 a week. A strike Is threatened
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The K. OF ?. band went to Far.
view Saturday night and gave a
concert which was much enjoyed
by the natives Of that place,
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Robert Lynch, who has been IN
a Pittsburgh hospital for some came
with a dislocated neck, vas
brought home Sunday. His condi.
ton Is favorable at this time,
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Partisan tatlors issue elaborate
,eataloEs containing clothing do.
atgps for pet dogs.
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A. ah,nnsao1.

Miss AIDA Burnett has gone TO
ShInnston where she will tea b
school in the public schools this
winter.
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PARIS WALL TORN DOWN.
PARIS, Sept. 18.-The tertifica-
lions around Paris are being torn
down. This will open up an area
OF 2,I6E acres Tor expansion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
Suburban

NInDLEBORO, Ind.-Mrs Mary J.
rtdridre attended the funeral of her
aunt Mrs. Susan Tracy of Greenwood,
Thursday Mrs. Charles AlorlEut Is
i'll. Mrs. George Canaday Of Hager-
stown. has been spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. LINDSAY Canaday
The Quiet StickerS will meet at the
home of Miss Elsie Hartman WedneS-
day.. Mrs. Roy Roberts, Mrs. Ruth
Bailey and Mrs. J. Kennedy attended
the funeral of Mrs Anna Kennedy OF
Winchester Thursday. She is an aunt
Of Mrs. Roy Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rov Buuerdick Of Richmond. spent
"Wednesday evening with Mr., and Mrs.
Fred Hartman. .... Philis Baynes rs
getting over a spell of Sickness. Nj.
and Mrs, Will Jetferis spent Sunday
in Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
le......Mr and Mrs Ross Marley
and daughter spent Monday in Camp
bIestown with Mrs Julia Marley. ...
MIR and Mrs Howard Jefferies and
daughter returned home from Lansing
Mich. Wednesday evening. $1,000. Mrs.
Lille Baird aud son Frank spent Wed
nesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Russell White and family Mrs r.
J. Addleman spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Charley Townsend. $50 Mr.
and Mrs. Russell White has had as her
weekend guest Mrs. Evel Sissor Of
Topeka. Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Patti and son Lowell spent Thursday
with Mr. and MIS-. Russell Clark CO.,.
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The Ladies Aid society will meet in -,
the basement of the Christian church
Tuesday Afternoon to knot comforts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crozier Thornburg en-
retained at dinner. Sunday at their
home, six miles north Of town, Mrs.
Martha Bodkin and son Raymond. OF
near Farmland, and Mr. and MIS-
George L. Thornburg. .... Mrs. HELEN
J. Miller went to Chicago. H.
Wednesday, to attend the funeral OF.
her daughter. Mrs. Florence kinGle,
who died at a hospital 10 Elgin, III.
Rev ParkhiIl, of Winona. state field
worker for the Near East Relief, was
the guest at supper, Tuesday, of Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles n Teetor. e.. Ralph
Test, a former Hagerstown boy, now
county agricultural agent of Henry
county, passed through here Thursday
enroute to Richmond and stopped for
a short time. A very interesting
farmers meeting was held at the
schoolhouse Tuesday night. There
were about so present, all, with the
exception of a few, were men. Graf
Stewart presided at the meeting. Mt
Pittenger of near Muncie made the
principal address. Everett Hunt, OF
near Richmond, alos spoke. There
were farmers present from Dalton,
Clay and Perry townships. Rev. Park
hill of Winona, state field worker for
the Near East Relief spoke in the in
terest of the corn drive now being put
on here Another farmers meeting
will be held Saturday night when the
corn drive will be arranged for. $780,.
John Mitchell, who was clerking here,
has returned to his home at Ander-
son, where he will go in business. ...
A called meeting of the League of Wo-
men Voters was held at the American
Legion room, Tuesday afternoon and
the program finished, which had been
arranged for the previous regular
meeting. Sixteen ladies were present
and they made curtains for the win
dows. MI Parkhill. of Winona, state
field worker for the Near East Relief
and Mrs. A. w. Roach. OF Richmond,
! County Chairman of the Near East
/ Relief We're present. Also, Mrs. c.
y. TeetOr who is the township chair
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cooperative dinner will be served . :
Miss Helen McCalmut spent Sunday
with her parents at Danville Mr.
and Mrs. George F'lorea of Corners
vile were guests of Mrs. Lycurgus
Beeson Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wagner and Mr.. and Mrs
Lamb were dinner guests of MI and
Mrs. William Vessel Wednesday eve
ming ...ln honor of her daughter,
Ruth's seventh birthday, Mrs. Wallace
Warren entertained at dinner Thurs
day evening Doris Doddridge, Lucille.
Murley, Maxine Hutchinson, Mary
Elizabeth and Martha klemm. Frega
Whitley and Mary Catharine Templin
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wagner were
at Richmond Thursday night. The
market of the Christian church Mis-
sionary society will open at 9 o'clock
Saturday morning at the postoffice.
. AT the annual business meeting OF
the Christian church held Thursday
evening the following officers were
elected: Elders. ]. NJ. Jones. J. l..
Manlove, Earl Crawford; trustees,
Wallace Warren, Ed Wilson. Charles
Hale; deacons, Clyde LevertOn, Clar-
enCe Hltmdn anu Alduue ASuDduSn,
| deaconesses, Mrs. Barbara Ferris and
Mrs. Ella Ashbaugh,
HAGERSTOWN, Ind.-Ar, and Mrs.
Lewis Kinsey. Greensboro. attended
| the farmers meeting Lere Monday
evening and were guests at six o'clock
| dinner of Mr. and Mrs Monroe Sher-
~ and family. Miss Byrd and Miss
| Horn were also entertained at dinner
| by the SheTrys. Mr.. and Mrs J. w.
| MendenhalI will spend the winter with
| their son Clyde Mendenhall and fam
| lily at Muncie. 90. Mrs. William Schmidt
| is spending few days IN Indianapolis
! The Masonic lodge finished NOV
/ ing this week into the Shively block
| which they bought recently. The new
! lodge room was inspected Thursday by
! Deputy Grand Master Philips of Rich
mond, and approved. AR. and Mrs.
| Horace Hoover returned Monday from
| Columbus. Ohio where hey were the
! guests of Mr.. and Mrs Mark Allen. 49,.
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man, of the Near East Relief. Coffee
and doughnuts were served T.. Local
grain dealers have agreed to handle
the corn for the near east relief drive
Mrs. c. n. Teetor, who is the township
chairman. will take care of the funds.
Charley Brown who was recently elect
ed town clerk. will receive the corn
money at Dick McShirleys grocery
80 cents is price of a bushel of corn
Each bushel of corn donated will save
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PAGE SEVEN

a life. The Dalton township Sun
day School Convention will be held
Sunday afternoon at the Nettle Creek
Friends church at two o'clock. Rev.
Frank Long, of Farmland and T. W.
Druly, of Boston, county president
will speak o. S. Thomas, ID. D.,
Home Missionary secretary, Will
preach at the Christian church at 1926
Sunday.
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Angeles with Mir. and Mrs L, f. War !
rem. They Will stop at Denver for a
few days visit with Mrs. Mary Man
love Dear. Ninteen members OF the
Jolly "a had a surprise cooperative
supper with Ms LOrene Warren
Tuesday evening". Mrs. Nene Bee
son assisted by Mrs Mary Walker and
Mrs. Hattie Heist entertained at din
ner Sunday, Mrs. Nora Brown and son
John. of Richmond and Rev Trow-
bridge and family. ..... Miss LOrene
Trowbridge was home from DePauw
to spend the Thanksgiyina vacation.
The Rebekah lodge held election Of
officers Tuesday evening". II $. ia
cob Murley has gone to Kendalville TO
visit Mrs Frank Myers until after
Christmas. ...Neil McMahan spent the
weekend at Cincinnati ......Mr and
Mrs Horace Hurst and Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Hurst and family spent Sun
day with Mrs Alice GreSh $685.. Mrs.
PassmOre moved Wednesday 10 Bloom
ing Grove. Miss Mary Caldwell has
charge Of the sale of the Red Cross
Christmas seals in the southern part
Of the township. Miss Abbie HOshOur
and Miss Mary COnnell have them in
the schools in the eastern part OF the
township. Albert Newman and Ohm
Davis assisted the BentOnyile OTChes-
ira in its concert Wednesday nisht
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hess are spend
ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Wellington Swearingen near MOreland
....Miss GusSie Miller was the week
end guest of her cousin, Mrs Earl
Ward, near College Corner. Mr.. and
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Constance Farber, we'll known to
vaudeville and musical comedy au-
diences as one Of the Farber sis
tiers, has been playing in Avery
Hopwood's revelations Of the movie
studios called The Dcmi- Virgin"
Magistrate McAdoo If New York
has denounced the play as indecent
and purposely vulgar. Some mo-
ton picture folk have SAID that the
play is gross libel IN he vast body
of actors who work hard and lead
clean, moral lives. Miss Farber
refuses to give her view of the
play.
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BOYS CLOTHING

Why not have the boy well dressed, bringing pride
to himself and parents when you can gel Wool and
Corduroy Suits reasonable? Try US for this item
-hencefOrth you will know where to save money.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
BLANKETS and COMFORTS

The cold snappy winter weather has come, why
be uncomfortable when you get real Comforts
and Blankets at Kute's at such reasonable prices.
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YARD GOODS

The yard goods section has shown much activity
We haven't every item that intend carry but
what have is sure attractive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-05
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HATS

Most any sty'e and color in Velvet and Velour al
prices that will tempt you to buy two in place Of one
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22
Makes Special 30 Day Trial Offer
Consultation Free

experienced by its wearer. Amazing cures
of long standing cases are being constantly
reported. 1t is designed to heal the
Hernial opening and cure the rupture en-
tirely. 1t is put out on so days free trial
with the binding guarantee that If in thirty
days you cannot actually see your rupture
is getting better. or you are not entirely
satisfied in every way, your money VIII
be refunded.
Mr.. Christoff will be at the Throop hotel
for one day only, from 9 a. m. to II m,
to p. m, and 6 to p. m. You owe 1t to
yourself and family to investigate the
Easyhold, as it may mean the end of your
truss and rupture troubles. If you cannot
call, write the Easyhold Truss Co, lib
Wyandotte St, Kansas City, Mo-. for their
free book on rupture and self measurement
blank, as they also guarantee to fit you by
mail, but see Mr.. Christoff If possible
Adv.
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A luncheon will be given at the
Country club Thursday at l o'clock
by Mrs. c. W. Horne, 434 Topeka
boulevard.
The guests will be the members of
the Amaranth club.
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Mrs. c. B. Crosby gave a children's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22
r. CLUB NOTES.

Items for this colin must be phoned
in or sent in to The State Journal So
ciety reporter before or on Friday of
each week for the Saturday evenings
paper.
The Monday Tourist club will meet
next week with Mrs. H. A. Alexander,
1894 Topeka boulevard, as hostess.
The roll call will be answered by His
toricaI Landmarks" Mrs. S. T. Nc
Clure will have a paper on Chinese
Traits and Customs" and Mrs. Ralph
Scamen will review a magazine
article.
The Myosotis club will be enter
l. Evarts, 619 Buchanan. street, as
hostess.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
United Brethren church will meet in
the church parlors Wednesday after
noon at o'clock for work. All mem
bers have been requested to be present.
The guest evening meeting of tho
West Side Forestry club to have been
held Thursday evening, october II, at
the home of Mrs. Thomas Page, has
been postponed and will be held
Thursday evening, November 3.
The Cosmos club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. D..
H. Shore, 1928 Wabash avenue.
The NJ. L. C. club will meet on Mon
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with
Mrs. Harry Pugh, 1411 West Sixth
avenue, as hostess.
The ChanceI chapter of Grace cathe-
dral will have an all-day meeting on
Tuesday with luncheon served at
1890 o'clock.
Mrs. Will Lyman, 1116 Huntoon
| street, will be hostess Tuesday at a 1
o'clock luncheon for the members of
the Ideal Luncheon club. At the last
/ meeting of the club, Mrs. W. G. Dickie
| was reelected president and Mrs. VIII
Lyman, secretary and treasurer.
The Western Sorosis club will be
entertained Saturday afternoon, Octo-
Der 29, at the home of Mrs. T. f.
Lyon, 1854 Mulvane street. Mrs. ]. r.
Madison will have the paper. Mrs.
Lyon has asked the members of the
club to use the north door for en-
| trance.
The Nineteenth Century club will
meet Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
with Mrs P. ]. JClevenger' SoS West
Tenth avenue.
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3
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Snyder will en-
terrain guests at dinner this evening
at their home on Nulvane street
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Mrs. ". c. McVey's team of the
Woman's club will have luncheon to-
gether at 1 o'clock next Wednesday at
Mrs. McVey's home in Buchanan
street.
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The benefit recital to have been
given next week at the home OF Mr..