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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25

piiing Il on top Of their heads.
women today are taking their hair
down and letting It hang In clusters
Of ringlets. The newest hair dress
Ing 10 . long curl on one shoulder
and q shorter one on the other.
New York. Oct 3k-Not all the
vagaries OF fashion can drive the
tweed suit ont Of existence for there
are too many women who know the
worth Of . practical tailored suit.
A novelty In tweeds worn at the
Columbia New York university game
IL q camel.a-hair. with IN attractive
pin-check. A wolf faccoon collar
looks web on . suit of this kind.
New York. Oct 3S.-The combi-
nation Of dinner frock with street
costumes is one which appeals to
every woman who wants = smart
gown without the sometimes too
formal evening cape. Black crepe
satin dinner dresses, without
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25

Dear Mrs. Thompson: ] am a.
girl Of eighteen wears and have
been employed for the past three
years doing Office work. When i
started earned S13.o0 and now I
receive $500. Each week ! give
my parents $500 for board. buy
my own clothes and dress well if
l do say 1t myself. have my
own spending money and I buy
most of my mother and sisters
clothes, and I have . bank account
of $4,000.
Don't you think that girl who
has taken care Of herself for three
years should be her own boss? l
never 60 with fellows and have
been to three dances in my life.
l haven't been to q party for three
years and have no men friends. 1
go no place except to a movie and
my little sister accompanies me. 1
am not of frivolous type, don't care
for men and don't care to go to
cheap dances or with a rough
crowd. Even when l go to a
movie three times a week my par
ents object and remind me I run
around too much.
live in an old tumble down
shack for a house, furnishings are
Of the plainest, have a 2x4 bedroom
with Just about eight inches be-
tween the bed and dresser. Even
this room is occupied by two others
Of the feminine gender besides my
self.
have a drunkard for a father.
Mother is good even though l am
treated mean by her. My parents
associate with what I call trash
We have eight boarders. all men. In
every corner you look there is a
man.
! Ny parents always complain be-
cause l dress nicely. Most Of the
girls in my neighborhood are Of q
different class, working in factor
les. Naturally they don't require
! the clothes that / do. My clothes
are not expensive because l plan
ahead, buy material at the cheaper
places. get the best quality ant
/ mother and I make them. Wher
mother sews for me / always man.
age to give her some money or bu,
some article she needs.
I am always reminded Of being
sent to business college and how
much it cost I would have hat
to go to school some place until
was fifteen and so they didn't d.
much more than the law required
Don't you think that if girl i.
capable of supporting herself as
have done she is capable Of tax
ing care OF herself? A girl VIII,
works in a stuffy old office TO,
eight hours needs a little amuse
mint. I am not grun,bling abou
what I do for others. but I wan
a square deal. I have high ambi
tons in life and if / find it neces
sary can leave home for I am pas
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25
Behr.HanSen Wedding.

Miss Frances Evelyn Hansen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Ham
sen, 1917 TEenty-seventh street, be-
came the bride of Harry Arthur
Behr of Des Moines, son of Henry
G. Behr. Davenport contractor, at
simple home wedding iris morning.
The ceremony was performed at
the home of the brides parents at
1890, Rev. Frank Marston. pastor
of the Spencer Memorial Methodist
church officiating. Attending the
bride ard bridegroom were Nj. and
Mrs. Ed Scheel of Davenport.
brother-inlaw and sister of the
bridegroom.
The bride wore a dress of blue
satin canton crepe with Spanish
lace trimming and carried brides
roses. Mrs. Scheel wore a dress of
blue silk and carried American
Beauty roses.
A wedding breakfast was served
the company of 20 relatives and
friends who witnessed the cere-
mony and Mr.. and Mrs. Behr de-
parted this afternoon for Des
Moines, where they are to make
their home. Mr.. Behr- is employed
by the telephone company in Des
Moines.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25

sleeves. are combined toeay III.
short coats Of printed cfsps IN pais-
ley patterns.
Paris. Oct. 1s.-0niy tho mefe..
touch Of lace Is permitted On In
gerie ct the moment. The tende,rv
II toward very simple underthinxs
in pale unts, the chief decoratinn
being butt0nhole stitchery in 4 cen.
trasting shade, or q few emhroid.
cred medallions.
New York. Oct. 25.-A scrutinv
OF crowds at recent football eame,
proves that the sub-deb wears !
costume which accords with the AZ.
mosphere Of the afternoon and also
with that Of the informal dinner
party which inevitably follows. She
selects a gay costume that utilizes
the fancy coat blouse in some brirh,
combination of shades, a Sports
length fur coat Of beaver or rac.
soon. and close fixing hat Of
metallic cloth.
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Fashion, NelDsl
Notes BY Wire
to The Argus

Paris. Oct 35.-The sll-fur COS
tune IL 1 development OF . season
which has gone in extensively for
furs, wherever It can e1VornN One
such costume worn here today is OF
hne moleskin, skirt Of mole with
bodice Of georgette being worn with
. short mole coat. Another cos
tune was OF broad tail and monkey
fur.
London. Oct. 25.-It Is a horrid
thought for the bobbed, but curls
are coming into vogue again. In
stead Of cutting their hair on. or
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25
Social Announcements.

Tie Ladies of Vasa will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Dave
Larson, 612 Fourth avenue.
The Woman's guild of South
Park Presbyterian church will hold
its regular coffee tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 at the church.
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TOday's Recipes,

Fried Cakes-One cup sugar, two
eggs. one tablespoon melted butter.
one teaspoon vanilla, one teaspoon
salt, enc cup milk. flour to make a
dough stiff enough to be handled.
Fry in deep, hot fat.
Cheese Soufie-Make a thick.
white sauce Of one tablespoon of
butter. two tablespoons -four, one
cup milk; season with salt and
paprika. Add half a cup of grated
cheese, the yolks of three or four
eggs and. lastly, the stifly beaten
whites. Put in well creased bak-
ing dish and bake 20 minutes or
half an hour.
Cabbage and Apple Salad-One-
half small head cabbage. three
large apples, nut meats, Thousand
Island dressing.
Shred cabbage, crisp in cold
water and drain. Peel apples, re-
serving thin strips Of red skin for
garnish. Quarter and core apples,
and divide each quarter into very
thin strips. Mix apple with cab
bage. add salad dressing and toss
lightly until, well mixed. Garnish
with strips OF apple and chopped
nutmeats<or steamed whole wheat
Thousand Island Dressing-One-
half cup mayonnaise or thick boil
ed dressing, one-hafl cup sour
cream. one-half cup Of chilli cause
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Circle Has Work Meeting.

Steadfast circle, Kings Daugh-
tiers. held work meeting last
night at the home of Miss Ellen
Thompson, 800 Nineteenth street.
The members worked on articles
for the gift shop, following supper
served at $50. Considerable work
was accomplished. Miss Margaret
Anderson, 917 Nineteenth street.
will entertain the circle in two
weeks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25

Miss Dorothy, Cory and Francis
c. Curren, both Of Marion, Ohio,
were united in marriage at
o'clock yesterday afternoon by JUS
tics A. NJ. Kloye. There were no
attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Curren
will reside in Marion where Mr..
Curren is employed as a clerk in
the Milwaukee railroad office.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25

Mix mayonnaise with chilli sauce,
first draining off any surplus mois-
ture, so that the dretssing will not
add to mixture. and stir until well
blended. A little chopped onion
or chives may be addict. but if the
chilli sauce is we'll seasoned no fur
Their addition will be needed. This
dressing is excellent for any green
salad.
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Pre.Nuptial for Miss Hermann.

Eleven employees Of the medical
department of the Royal Neighbors
of America gave a luncheon this
noon at the Y. w. c. A. in honor of
Miss Cora Hermann, a member Of
the office force, who will be mar
ried to Charles Green of Davenport
in the near future. A short pro-
gram was given after the lunch
con.
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CALENDAR

TOnAY.
Twin-Czay Luthsrsn1 hnsplti circle
meets with Nrs. Earl 1sanniIief. 4s15
HssIovs'en party = Outing club.
vaahfi Shrine. No. -, white Shrine Of
jerusalem. has halloween party.
Phi Delta Pas entersained b. Mrs..
Robert Ryan.
Heathertell club meets with Mrs. Nay
Anthony.
e s,, ss:si g. !. r y. 6; =.
Gil meets st Y. ". c. A.
EIzs Garfield tent. No. %. Daughters
Of Veterans. sponsor rummage SAKE IN
Moline. rs
THURsDAY.
Knights Of Columbus dance.
Home bureau meets 1t Y. W. c. A.
Etude club meets with MIS-. Freds
schricker at hons Of An. A. W. Lee. W.
Mid weekly informal dinner at Golf club.
Amoo Caldron drill tesA-card party.
Ladies Of vssa meet with Mrs.. Dave
Larson. 612 Fourth avenue.
FRIDAY.
Edward Collins recital d Ausustana
-Four Of Us club dance and card party
1t woodmen hail. Center Station.
SATURDAY.
In-His-Nsme, circle Kings Daughters
sponsors Halloween coffee at home OF
Mrs. R. E. Swanson. 1909 Sixth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Evans. Daven-
port give dinner dance at Golf club Tor
Miss Elizabeth Evans of Phi adetphia.
Tri-city n-Hellenic monthly luncheon
at Terrace Gardens.
MONDAY.
Tri-city women's Press club hallow-
cen party.
Mrs. Anthony French Merrill gives las,
OF lectures.
Business Girls Council and o. ]. c
club Of Y. W. c. A. entertain at haliow
cen party.
TUESDAY
Maccabees' Halloween party.
= Augustana Y. C. T. e. meets with Mrs
William Anderson.
Helen Gould auxiliary halloween part,
at Odd Fellows hail.
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|Chapters Cooperate in Sale Plans
Rummaxe Sale Nets 500.

The rummage sale given yester-
day at the West End Settlement an
mex by the B. X. chapter, P. f. o.,
was q financial success. Over $50
was cleared from the sales.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25
SUGGESTIONS.


To Remove Cork from Bottle
A good WY to remove a cork from
the inside of a bottle is to double
a rather strong cord, drop the loop
end into the neck, turn the bottle
upside down and then draw out the
cork
To Test Meat-Unless meat IS
very stale one cannot always tell
whether it is fresh or not. Fresh
meat always looks firm and has
certain amount of elasticity. Stale
meat is flatby in appearance and
leaves imprin. Of the finger when
touched.
When Putting Down New Mat
ting, do not cut it to it the corn
ers. Wet it thoroughly with soft
brush or clota dipped in hot water
to which has been added one cup
of salt. When thoroughly soaked
the mating becomes pliable as rub
Der and can be turned under with
out breaking. This makes a neater
finish than cutting and also saves
the mating for use in a different
shaped room. -
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All.Day Meeting With Mrs. Mikesell

Colonel Bracket circle, ladies Of
the G. A. R., held ar all-day meet
ing yesterday with Mrs. j. A. Nike
sell, 1000 Sixteenth avenue. A pic
tnic lunch was served at noon.
There was a good attendance pres
ent. Much work was accomplished
on articles for the bazaar to be held
soon. An all-day meeting will be
held next Tuesday with Mrs. J. c.
Stanton, 1907 Fourth avenue.
Lady Eagles Plan Gard Party.
The Lacy Eagles held their regu-
lar meeting last night at legion
hall. At the business session it was
decided to give card party Thurs
day. Nov. 2. at the Hotel Harms.
Five hundred will be played. IA
dance. to be given Saturday, Nov.
q. at the legion hall and bazar, to
be held sometime in December.
were also planned. The next regu-
lar session will be held at legion
hall Tuesday. Nov. IA. All MEM
bers are requested to be present.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25
Rock Islanders Guests at Festival.

Many Rock Island YOemen and
their families attended the chill
dren's festival and dance given
last evening by Homestead No.
1897 of Moline, at Moline Turner
hall. There was a program and
contests for the children in the
early part of the evening. Miss
Naomi Carlson Of this city received
the first prize in a dancing con-
test and Miss Mary Elizabeth Rice
Of Moline the prize in a speaking
contest. There was a treat for the
children, and the remainder of the
evening spent dancing.
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kale.HOfer Wedding.

Miss E. Marie Hofer. daughter of
Mrs. Mary Hofer. 610 Thirteenth
avenue, became the bride of Harry
Fl. kale, son of Mrs. George kale.
71S Fourth avenue, this morning at
an s o'clock nuptial mass at St.
Joseph's church. Dean P. H. Dur
kin officiated. The single ring
service was used.
Attending the bride as maid of
honor was her sister. Miss Ida
Hofer and H. r. Murrey, cousin Of
the bridegroom, served him as best
man. The bride wore a dress of
silver grey canton crepe with grey
hat and slippers. Miss Hofer wore
black taffeta dress with grey
trimmings and black hat.
The wedding breakfast was serv-
ed at the home Of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. F. o. Sellers, 610 Thir-
teenth avenue, for company of
rs relatives and friends at the con-
clusion of the church ceremony,
and Mr.. and Mrs. kale lett at noon
on a honeymoon trip to Chicago.
After Nov they will be at home
to friends. at 800 Fourteenth-and-a-
half street. Both bride and BRIDE
groom have many friends who will
wish them happiness. Mrs. Ka!e
has been in the supply department
of the Modern Woodmen head Of
fices for three years. and Mr.. Kale
is associated with the Kale Plumb
ing and Heating company. Both
attended the local schools.
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Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST.
Oatmeal with nafas

MtNu HIuIs
BREAKFAST.
Oatmeal with Dates
Cream or Milk
Minced Lamb on Toast
Fried Cakes Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Cheese Souff1e
Apple and Cabbage Salad
Fried Cakes Milk
DINNER.
Lamb Broth with Bread Sticks
Cold Meat Escalloped Potatoes
Sweet Tomato Pickle
Lemon Pie Coffee or Tea
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Luncheon to Compliment Visitors.

Luncheon to compliment VISITORS.
Mrs. A. Mosenfelder, sos Twen-
tieth street. and Mrs. Leopold ST.
mon, $500 River Drive, Camp Nc
Clellan, Davenport vii! entertain at
q luncheon at the Outing club, Dav-
export, Friday noon. The affair
will be~a courtesy for Mrs. Harry
We'll Of Cleveland, who is 1.-THE
houseguest of her mother. Mrs.
Mosenfelder, and Mrs. Louis Ros-
enstock Of Cleveland. guest at the
Eli Mosenfelder home in Daven-
port Mrs. NJ. c. Rice of Coffey-
vile, Kan, formerly of this city
who will arrive Friday for a visit
with friends. will be an out-of-town
guest at the luncheon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25
Women of Legion to Meet,

The Women of Mooseheart le-
gion, Rock Island chapter No. 351,
will hold the regular meeting to-
morrow night at S o'clock in Maths
hall. The business of Importance
will be nomination of officers and
several new members will be taken
into the chapter. An invitation is
extended to visiting members to at
tend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25
Mrs. Richter Kenslngton Hostess.

MIS-. william Rlcnter al ner nome
in Camp Mcclellan, Davenport,
was hostess yesterday afternoon to
q company Of 20 friends at an in
formal Kensington tea. Miss Anne
Marten, sister Of the hostess, as
sisted in entertaining the guests.
The hostess used yellow chrysan-
thefnums in baskets and vases in
the rooms.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25

- Music department. OF Rock
land womSn,s Climb at the first
Geting Of the session held yes
e1ay afternoon discussed the SELL
= Of tickets tor the motion pic
- performance to be sponsored
ut month Ut the Fort Armstrong
oetye. The department is COOP
nting with the Rock Island Mu-
e club in the affair, which will
y given TO raise money with which
pay the share Of the Rock Is
I'D clubs Of the biennial deficit.
-. Each member Of the depart
nout will be asked to sell tickets,
~ members ct yesterdays meeting
oGing to each take a certain
nmber. Mrs. A. F. Sala Of the
Dppartment and Mrs. A. E. VIII
6ms Of the Music club are in
rharge OF the ticket sale. Mrs.
fed DeLong presented the plan
Yesterday.
II Mrs. o. Leonard, registrar Of the
APARTMENT, reported member
lip Of 200 and Mrs. E. L. Schil-
niger, treasurer, total OF sos
= the treasury. AIRS. Andrew Dab
=. chairman of the membership
||Eommittee. made a few remarks at
HE opening OF the meeting. which
|iWas conducted BY Mrs. l.. II. Ken
|lnedy, chairman Of the department.
II Mrs. Edwin Gamble of Milan had
Icharge of the program and had Sc
lcured group d splendid musi-
Icians. a reader and dancer who
|Ipresented a very good program
ElThose taking part were Mrs. Carl
louist and Miss Gladys Meurling
/ 10 Reynolds, jim Cunningham
lfThomas Townsend and Philip
Ii6hepstedt of Moline. Little Miss
darlene Jones, Miss Azella Breh-
liner, and Mrs. Bartol ROLLS o.
milan, Mrs. John Cunningham ant
MRS. John McGreeyy of Moline ant
4 Miss Isabella O'Connor Of Daven
port.
Il The next meeting will be hell
Nov. rs when Mrs. Hervey Curtis
twill be program chairman.
4 Observe Wedding Anniversary.
y Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Voss, 2125h
iIThird avenue, yesterday celebrated
ilthefr 18th wedding anniversary. !
sacompany Of friends went to thei
5Ihome last evening to help then
ascelebrate the occasion. Five hun
ydred was played and there wa
Emusic during the evening. Mrs
H Anna Sersig and Mrs. Mae Meal
Alister received the ladies' prize
land Mr.. Voss and A. c. Herbert tn
8men's favors. Refreshments wer
8served at the conclusion Of the eve
&ning. which was greatly enjoyed b
1.-THE guests.
! Chapters Cooperate in Sale Plan
1l Various chapters Of Villa alum
'sssnae are cooperating in the plan
s!for the sale to be held at the schot
4 3Ncv. Is. A meeting Of the genera
association was held last nigh
1 and reports given show splendi
desperation. especially by the men
hers OF Reynolds and Chicag
groups. The sale will be the lare
ost Of its kind sponsored by forme
villa girls.
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Calloway.TruelL

Miss Maude TruxeH. daughter OF
Mrs. Charles Long, 2f02 Fifth ave-
nue., Moline, became the bride Of
James n. Galloway, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Galloway, 2103 FIN
avenue, Moline. in q pretty cere-
mony performed at 10 O'Clock this
morning in the parsonage OF the
First Methodist church. Moline. the
Rev. J. T. Dodds ofiiciated, read
ing the single ring service. MI.
and Mrs. Ed Stewart attended the
bridal couple.
The bride wore suit Of dark
blue bolivia cloth and her hat was
small blue model. She carried an
arm bouquet OF bride roses. The
attendant matron was also in . dark
blue suit with hat to match and
her flowers were Ophelia roses in
corsage arrangement.
After the ceremony the bridal
party went to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart, 721 Seventeenth ave-
nue.. East Moline. where the we'd
ding luncheon was served, covers
being laid for eight at very pretty
table, a large bouquet OF roses
forming an attractive centerpiece'
Other decorations were in Jade
green. flesh pink and orchid, the
! chosen colors of the bride. Only the
I immediate families of the young
people were guests for the lunch.
con.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway departed
late this afternoon for short hon
eymoon trip at conclusion OF which
they will be at home at 2307! Fiji
avenue. Moline, their apartment be-
ing furnished and ready for them
Mrs. Galloway has been employed
at the Peoples Power company. Mo
line. She graduated from the Mo
line public schools. MI. Callowa,
i is engaged as a barber in Daven
:, port.
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Rerea1 Class Meets.

The Berean class OF South Park
Presbyterian Sunday school met
last night with Mrs. r. ~ Whitley,
l6l9 Twenty-ninth-and-a-half street.
The regular business session was
held and record music enjoyed. 1t
vas voted to give $50 to the build
ing fund and to contribute the
usual number OF Thanksgiving
baskets. Lunch was served and a
social hour enjoyed. The next
meeting will be held Nov. % at the
home Of Miss Annie Berger, 1928
Thirty-seventh street.
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Play Greatly Enioyed.

The play, Ruth In a Rush., pre-
scented last night at the Washington
school by the Loyal Young Peoples
class of the Fifteenth avenue Chris
tian church, was decided success.
Cast members all took their parts
extremely we'll and the large audi
ence was pleased with the produc-
tion., 1t is planned to repeat the
play at later date. The proceeds
OF the event will be donated to the
church building fund.
Auxiliary Sewing TsnoFrow.
Mrs. G. H. Clapper. at her home.
1881 Twenty ninth and a half
street. will entertain members Of
Helsa Gould auxiliary tomorrow
afternoon At = sewing ather home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25

The Moline Commercial club was
the scene of a pretty party last
night when Mr.. and Mrs. Jay U.
Barnard Of Moline entertained at a
dancing party there, old friends
meeting and greeting and enjoying
the party the more because it was
the first to be given this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard received
, members Of the younger social set
alone.
Miedke's orchestra furnished an
attractive dance program and dur
ing intermission refreshments were
served In the dining room.
Legion Auxiliary Sale Tomorrow.
A rummage sale will be held a.
the legion hall tomorrow by the
American Legion auxiliary. Mrs.
loretta Kerr and Mrs. Minnie AL
dTich are members Of the collechng
! committee. The hours Of the sale
will be from 3 until s O'Clock
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TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
Maccabees' Harowe'en party.
Augustana Y. c. T. z. meets with Mrs
William Anderson.
Helen Gould auxiliary halloween party
at Odd Fellows hail.
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Miss Julia Marshall. 907 FIJI
tsenth street, was hostess last night
to members of Queen Esther circle
Of the First Methodist church.
There were 20 members present.
The program Of hostesses and lead
ers for the year was announced by
Miss Margaret Lamont. 1t was de-
cided to hold the annual thank-of-
fering service in connection with
the auxiliary program, the service
to be held some time next month.
il Is probable that no delegates
will be sent to the conference at
EAirbury, Nov. 2 and g.. due to the
distance and expense.
+ Miss Ruth Bradford had charge
Of the program, which consisted Of
vocal numbers and q review of the
ilrsk chapter in the new study book.
NiEs Marshall served refreshments.
The next meeting will be held Nov.
Is with Miss Marjorie Walker, 1902
Seventeenth street.