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and Nine. Carlo Polifeme will give re-
ception at their home, 321 West Ninety
second street, on May 8. Members of
lie Lyceum Societe des Femmes de
France New York will assist In re-
ceiving and take part in the Johannique
celebration, this day being the anniver-
sary of the deliverance of Orleans by
Jeanne dare. Nine. Polifeme will give
u sketch The Pilgrimage OF Jeanne
dare and Nine. Amy Seward. soprano.
will sing appropriate songs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Brennan
when they return from their wedding
trip will live in Lynn, Mass. where he
has business interests. They were mar
ried on Tuesday in the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament by Mgr. Burke. A
breakfast followed at the ST. Regis.
Mrs. Brennan was Miss May Slevin.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Slevin
of 24S West Seventy-frst street.
DR.. S. Josephine Baker who has been
connected with the New York City De-
partment of Health for more than
twenty years, will have a dinner given
III her honor on Tuesday at the Hotel
Commodore. DR.. Henry Dwight Chaplin
Is chairman Of the active committee.
Among the other members are Miss
Mary Arnold. secretary OF the Babies
Welfare Federation; Mrs. Marion
Booth Kelley. field secretary of the
Woman's Municipal League; Dr. NJ.
Alice Assessor of the New York Tuber-
culosis Association Miss Olive Wade of
the Woman's Department. National
Civic Federation; Or. Haven Emerson
and DR.. f. Fl. Lewnsld- Corwin. DR..
Baker has been head of the Bureau of
Child Hygiene since its creation in 1908.
She has been connected with the City
Department of Health since 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs. William John Warbur-
ton of ga East Eighty-sixth street, who
recently returned from Europe, will
spend the summer at Stamford, Conn.
The Sixty Card Club. Mrs. Albert
Douglas. founder and president, will hold
its last card party of the season to-mor-
row evening at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
All games will be played and there will
be prize for each table. Tickets may
be had from the chairman of arrange
ments. Mrs Charles Nichols. $40 West
1S6th street. or from the president. 100
vice-chairman of the committee, which
also includes Mrs. A. a. Gerdes. Mrs. L.
Ray Cox, Mrs. John Goelon. Mrs. Sophia
Holden, Mrs. w. r. Hansen, Mrs. ID.
Becker and Mrs F. Freeman.
A spring festival of classic and inter-
pretive dancing will be given by the
pupils Of Miss Claire Holcomb BIoss and
and Mrs. Helen r. Edgar at the Hote,
Plaza on Saturday afternoon under the
auspices OF the Berkshire Industrial
Farm. Chapter l. More than 300 chill
dren will take part in the program OF
twenty-four special numbers.
A spring dance will be given on Thurs
day at the Waldorf-Astoria under the
direction of Mrs. Anna Mae White. Dur
ing the evening Theodore Kitty will sing
several songs. On the committee of
arrangements are Mrs. Paul Zigelman,
Mrs. Charles c. McLinden. Mrs. Lee
Caruthers. Mrs. w. s. Clayton and Mrs.
Lena Cardoza. On the floor committee
are Col. Thomas A. II. Hay. Col. Mann
Trice, Lieut. Col. Ira d. Hough and the
Messrs. Robert Manley. Thomas Reid
and Lloyd Allen.
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Fccles Mrs, G. NJ. Stebbins. Mrs. Emery
Brown. Mrs. Egbert Guernsey Brown.
Mrs. May Bennett, Mrs. a. Quenzer,
Miss G. J. Corwin. Mrs. William 4.
Bell. Mrs f. NJ. Raney, Mrs. Charles NJ.
Decker. Mrs. II. G. Palmer. Mrs. Will
lam McCarroll. Mrs. r.. Huntington
Woodman, Miss Meta Berge. Mrs. Ray
Kerley. Miss Catherine Bird. Mrs.
Willard +. Johnson. Mrs. David Porter
and Mrs. William Wilson.
Miss Alberta NJ. Reierson daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Reierson of S42
Park place, and Mr.. Richard J. Bigley.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bigley of
Brooklyn, were married Monday. After
the ceremony a breakfast was held at
the Hotel ST. George.
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Knox. Mrs. Addison Allen. Mrs. Harry
III. Randolph and Mrs. Jonathan G..
Wells, directors After the election DIR.
Marian w. Roberts gave an interesting
talk on Evolution" This was followed
by tea.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Foster-M Mothers Association. OF which
Mrs. Philip Simon is president. win be
held tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel
Aston. Mr.. j. +. Wright. leader of the
"Pathfinders of America" will be the
speaker of the afternoon. and his topic
will be THE Impelling Need or the
Hour
The Congress OF state Societies. fall
Ing In line with the National Music
League, will give musical program on
May /. when well known artists will be
heard. Before the program the annual
reports OF officers and chairmen will be
given. The officers of this organization
are Mrs. Thomas J. Vivian. president:
the presidents OF all the affiliated clubs.
vicc-presidents Mrs. John b. Sheppard
recording secretary; Mrs. Charles ID.
Hirst. corresponding secretary. and Mrs.
William G. Cauble. historian.
The National California Club enjoyed
Its annual social card game last Tues
day at the Waidorf-Astoria. with Mrs.
William II. Stewart chairman. Pre-
cedlng the cards there was a short BUSH
ness meeting presided over by the first
vlce-president. Mrs. Henry l.. Harrison.
the president being Ill.
On Friday this club will give sub
scription dance az Delmonicos. II will
be open TO all Californians and their
friends You may make reservations by
addressing the president, Mrs. Thomas
J. Vivian, 312 Manhattan avenue. who Is
chairman OF the dance. with Mrs.
Frances H. Carlyle. vlce-chairman. M
Town Meeting Night will be held by
the University Forum of America Tues
day evening, at the Headquarters of the
club. al 203 West Ninety-third street.
Or. Alexander Cumming VIII preside and
Mrs. Anna II. Lippincott will be the
hostess. Francis ID. Gallatin. A. r., Park
Commissioner Of the city Of New York,
will be the guest Of honor and will speak
on Policing Of the Park system"
Baroness LEILA de Torinoff, dramatic
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who will take part in the program will
be Misses Trauger. Doris Rich. Dorothy
Wilson, Florence Moxon, Gladys Bar
nett and MacConnell
Mrs Henry Anderson Conan, who re-
Gently returned from the South. gave
a luncheon on Monday at the Ritz Carrie
ton. ~Her guests included Mrs. Stuart
Hill Jones. Mrs Robert M. Phillips, Mrs
A. r. Baldwin and Mrs. l.. ID. Alexander.
Miss Catherine Oakie gave a luncheon
at her home Is East Sixty-four.h
street, on Thursday for Miss Victorine
Kellogg. whose engagement to Mr.. Hud-
son Budd was announced recently. Her
guests included Mrs. Van Henry Cart
NELL. Mrs. William ]. Warburton. Mrs
M. Dorland Boyle, Mrs. Gustav Erbe.
Mrs. Julius White. Misses Helen Isabel
MacMElin, Helen La Fetra. Margaret
Hennessy and Edith McCoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin B. Lippman OF
the Hotel Netherland went to Atlantic
City for the Easter holidays.
The Needlework Guild of America,
New York city branch. will have
luncheon at the Hotel McAlpin on Tues
day. Addresses will be made by Mrs.
Maud Darlington Booth. Volunteers of
America, and Miss Ella Phillips Gran
dali director of nursing service. Asso-
citation for Improving the Condition OF
the Poor. Miss Grace Bigelow is presi-
dent of the guild.
Nine Carlo Polifeme has returned
to her home from Washington. where
she spent last week as the guest
of the National Society, Daughters of
the American Revolution, who held
their Continental Congress there during
the week.
Mrs. Jacob Barley of Brookline. Mass,
spent several days in New York last
week. She was delegate of the PAlli-
ance Franchise to the meeting of the
TAssemblee General de la Federation.
which was held on Friday at the Hotel
Plaza.
In honor of Mrs Haryot Holt Dey.
president of the Womans Press Club.
and the other officers and members NJ.
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Continued from Preceding Page.

which will be one OF the largest events
ever given by the society.
At the social day meeting OF the New
York Theater Club on Tuesday at the
Hotel Aston a pearl necklace in honor
of her birthday was given to the presi-
dent. Mrs. Belle de Rivera by Mrs. Y.
II. Rucker on behalf of the club. Mrs.
Florence Beals, the we'll known artist
presented to Mrs. de Rivera one OF her
oil paintings. The meeting was opened
by Mrs. de Rivera. with greetings 20
the members and she also gave brief
resume of the clubs philanthropic ac-
tivities. Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards was
chairman of the program and among
the speakers were Maurice Brown.
father OF the Little Theater Movement"
Miss Mary Wood, president of the
woman's State Republican Association.
Edith King. Whiteford Kane, Allen
Dinehart and Mrs. Thomas Slack. the
clubs first vice-president. who gave
humorous recitation, Papa Honey Bees
Revenge"
The National Society OF Ohio Women
held its sixteenth annual meeting at
the Hotel Aston on Monday afternoon.
The president, Mrs. Rudolph M. Binder.
presided. and the guests Of honor in
cluded Mrs Benjamin Harrison, Mrs.
Richard M. Chapman, Mrs. Belle de
Rivera, Mr. John +. SCHNEIDER and DR..
Dwight w. Wylie. Juuge Isaac Franklin
Russell and Harry Davenport, who made
brief addresses. The musical program
was given by Misn Adelaide Wilma, ac-
companied by Prof Clement de Macchl
and Miss Catherine Snowden, who gave
three piano numbers.
The Misses Helen Shurtz, Alice
HaclSett and Mrs. Kenneth Wotherspoon
served as ushers.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers of the Manhattan study Club was
held on Monday at the Hotel McAlpin
Mrs. Edith r.. Pearsens was reelected
president and the other officers elected
were Mrs. Arthur N. Bridges first vice.
president Mrs. j. II. Crum. second vice.
president: Mrs. Henry NJ. Mcdowell.
treasurer: Mrs. Frederick Pcnnell re-
cordng secretary Mrs. Carolyn stod
dard, corresponding secretary and Mrs
Marguerite Robinson. Yrs. John H.
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Social Notes of
Richmond Borough

The wedding Of Miss Dorothy Wemple.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Y.
Wemple of Henderson avenue. and Mr.
Herbert Magruder son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Magruder of Townsend avenue.
will take place on next Saturday after
noon in the Randall Memorial Church at
Sailors Snug Harbor. The Rev. Dr.
James Fraser and the Rev. DIR. Edward
Deems will officiate
Miss Elizabeth Wemple. a sister of the
bride. will be maid OF honor. and Caro-
line Wemple will be the Hover girl The
bridesmaids will be Misses Helen Ma
gruder and Bertha Montgomery Of Phil
adelphia. Miss Louise Merritt OF Dam
bury. Conn. and Miss Hostettler of Cali
fornia. Mr.. Donald Magruder will be
best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold b. Pouch sailed
for Europe on, board the Aduitanla for
six weeks trip abroad. They expect
to visit London and Paris. In London
the party expects TO meet Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Pouch, who were recently in
Cairo, Egypt.
Mrs William G. orion gave bridge
party at her home in st. Marks place
on Thursday afternoon for the benefit Of
the Slosson Post Auxiliary contribution
The post-Lenten dance OF the Epsilon
Omicron Society was held on Monday
evening in the Curtis Lyceum and was
largely attended by active as we'll as
alumni members.
The New Dorp Field Club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph b. Horton
on Ninth street last week and elected
Mr.. l.. w. Staughton president. Mr.. r.
T.. Brown yice-president Mr.. A. W.
Roberts secretary and Mr.. G. w Ben
field treasurer for the ensuing year. The
executive committee OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary met after the election and made
further plans for the new clubhouse
The Port Richmond Day Nursery held
a rummase sale on Friday In the parish
house OF the Staten Island Reformed
Church. The proceeds will be devoted
to fund being raised 10 build a new
play porch for the children.
The annual luncheon or the Philemon
Literary Society was held yesterday IN
the Packer House. Perth Amboy Mrs.
Frank Valentine Of Woodbridge headed
the program committee. The speaker
for the day was Mrs. Walter Comfy Of
Portchester, president of the State Fed
Grafton OF Women's Clubs Mrs. j, T.
Hopping was chairman OF the reception
committee.
Tho Prince Bay Country Club opened
the summer season last night with
euchre and dance at the club house IN
Carlton avenue. Little Farms.
Court Genevieve of Catholic Daugh-
N,tI f.@
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In honor of Mrs Haryot Holt Dey.
president of the Woman's Press Club.
and the other officers and members NJ.
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Mrs. w ". Sheely has returned u ner
home on Amboy road after spending
four months Of travel through Europe
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Major and Mrs. Herbert Barry have
closed their apartment at 1885 Madison
avenue and gone to their country place
at Llewellyn Park, West Orange, Nj.
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Mrs. Henry Berg. Jr., will give din
ner tomorrow in her home in Orange.
n. j.. for Miss Jane Bond Ingersoll,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III.
1ngersoll. whose marriage to Mr.. Joseph
Durand Scheerer takes place on Wednes-
HaV
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Or. Simon Strauss has returned to
his home. 1873 West Seventy
street. from Palm Beach. where he went
10 recuperate from sleeping sickness
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Mrs. Fred e. Stevens Of Hillside tor
race has gone TO Florida 10 spend sew
erai weeks. n
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A benefit recital will be given by
Greer House students on Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Harriet
Devoe. SO Park avenue. Among those
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Andrew. OF Tren-
ton. y j., will give a dinner at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel on Thursday for thirty
friends to celebrate their tenth wedding
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Mrs. William G. Orion gave a bridge
party at her home in st. Marks place
on Thursday afternoon for the benefit of
the Slosson Post Auxiliary contribution
to the Veterans Mountain Camp.
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The first OF series Of monthly con-
certs was given on sunday afternoon
for guests and friends at the Wistaria
at St George. The soloists were Miss
I;stelle Enrich. Miss Celia Alpine and
Mr.. Charles r. kenney
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. J Worrell Of the Bev-
ory Apartments. entertained Miss Chris~
tine Seaman last week.
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DIR. and Mrs. John Dodge Peters spent
few days last week with Mr.. and Mrs
Howard s. Kerner at Forkhurst Farm
in Great Darlington. DR.. and Mrs.
Peters will spend the summer in the
Berkshires.
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Knox. Mrs. Addison Allen. Mrs. Harry
III. Randolph and Mrs. Jonathan G.
Wells directors. After the election Dr.
Marian w. Roberts gave an interesting
talk on Evolution" This was followed
by tea.
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When Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Mon
roe return from their Southern wedding
trip they will live in New York. Mrs.
Monroe was Miss Mary West, daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. James Nephew West OF
IL West F'orty-ninth street. Their mar
riage took place on April IA.
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The post-Lenten dance Of the Epsilon
Omcrop Society was held on Monday
evening in the Curtis Lyceum and was
largely attended by active as we'll az
alumni members.
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I'M. and Mrs. Van Dusen Burton have
arrived at Hot Springs. Va. where they
will remain several weeks.
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The closing meeting OF National So
ciety of New England Women. Brooklyn
colony, will take place at the Pouch
Gallery on Thursday afternoon, May IL.
Mrs. Charles Sperry, president, viii be
chairman.
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Mrs. Frank V. Storrs. who spent the
Easter holidays in the mountains. has
returned to the Ritz-Carlton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold b. Pouch sailed
for Europe on, board the Aduitania for
a six weeks trip abroad. They expect
to visit London and Paris. In London
the party expects to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Pouch, who were recently in
Cairo. Egypt.
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Mr.. Francis Xdues OF Heberton ave.
nue. spent Sunday with friends at
Stockport, y. y.
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The Nightingale Club will hold a card
party on Saturday. May 8. at the Pouch
Gallery. on che committee will be Mrs.
Bernard b. Christ. Mrs. Emma Melvin.
Mrs. Horace krey. Mrs. Robert Gras-
ley and Mrs Gillette Wear.
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THE Princess" BY Alfred Lord Ten
nyson. was given Friday evening by
the senior pupils of the Congregation
dc Notre Dame on Grymes Hill. Tho
acting of the youthful players was APP
plauded warmly by the audience. conf
posed largely OF friends and relatives
Of the performers and students. Miss
Hortcnse Lindemann is president of the
dramatic class.
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Mr. and Mrs. George G. McCabe OF
Fort wadsworth spent Easter as tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic HSSs
at Newburgh on the Hudson.
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Mrs. Robert j. Kelly soon viii close
her apartment at the Buckingham
Hotel and go to her country place.
Kalmia Park. at Huntington, L. l., for
the summer.
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A bridge whist with an opera box
and seats for prizes was given on
Thursday afternoon at Sherrys for the
benefit Of the Mcmahon Memorial Tenn
porary Shelter for Children. II was
under the patronage OF Mrs. John ID.
Ryan Mrs. William II. Taft. I'd. Mrs.
Robert S. Peabody. Miss Georgine Iselin.
Mrs. Charles ". Harris, Miss Teresa
O'Donohue, Mrs. Nich< las Il. Brady. Miss
Adele Le Barber nd Miss Yvonne
Gourd.
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Announcement Is made of the engage
ment OF Miss Ethel Marie Kane. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Kane OF
200 Clinton street, to MIR. Purdy Belts
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Announcement has been made OF the
engagement of Miss Helen Margaret
Lisk. daughter of Mrs. Joseph p. Lisk
OF 247 Jefferson avenue, to Mr. Francis
J. Rice OF Brooklyn. Miss Lisk was
graduated from Adelphi Academy in
1920.
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a large bridge paxty will be given
on May at the waldorf-Astora under
the auspices OF the Societe des Beaux
Arts sirs. Ferdinand Minrath acting
president. The society will give its
second supper and dance on Tuesday at
the Columbia Yacht Club.
At the annual business meeting and
election OF officers on Tuesday Mime.
Marie Cross Newhaus was unanimously
reelected president making the fif-
tecnth year she has held that office.
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HE art exhibition of posters de-
signed by Staten Island artists

Mrs. Thomas Connery of Castleto1
Hill has gone TO Saratoga Springs with
her two children for a visit.
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Mrs. Ripley Hitchcock OF the Art
enter 60 East Fifty-sixth street. talked
IN Art in Relation to Every Day Lv-
ng' on Friday afternoon 10 the students
md friends of the Montessori Traininl
school. S66. West End avenue.
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who will take part in the program will
be Misses Trauger. Doris Rich. Dorothy
Wilson, Florence Moxon, Gladys Bar
nett and MacConnell.
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Mrs. Carrie Randolph OF IL Clifton
place has announced the engagement OF
her daughter. Miss Harriet Esther RAN
dolph. to Mr.. Walter Winslow Barre. son
of Mr.. and Mrs Harry r. Barre, OF
IL Arlington place
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills. whose
wedding took place in London on March
30, are spending their honeymoon in
Spain and at Biarritz. They will make
their home in New York. Mrs. Mills
was Miss Beatrice Stahl. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolfo Stahl of go Park
avenue. Mr.. Mills Is son of Mrs. C. c.
Mills of 90 East Sixty-first street.
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Mrs Vincent Kerens gave a young
peoples dinner recently at the Plaza for
her daughter, Miss Janavince Kerens,
ope of the winters debutantes.
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Miss Agnes Syme. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell Syme of 1915 Bed
ford avenue, and Mr.. Alexander Col
lie. son or Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Collie of 96T Putnam avenue. were mar
RED on April IS at the home of the
bride. Mr.. Collie served with the Can
adam forces In the wor and was
wounded at Mons.
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The New Dorp Field Club met at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph y. Horton
on Ninth street last week and elected
Mr. l.. w. Staughton president. Mr.. r.
r. Brown yice-president, Mr.. A. w.
Roberts secretary and Mr.. G. w. Ben
field treasurer for the ensuing year. The
executive committee OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary met after the election and made
further plans for the new clubhouse.
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