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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-06
.KELLIHER

The Woman's Study club will serve
a 6 O'Clock dinner at the home OF
Of Mrs. Latterell, March 10, at which
time the men are to be entertained.
Members of the club look forward to
this occasion expecting to make the
evening very peasant one. -. y
Rev. MacCloud, field worker Of the
Presbyterian church, preached Sun
day night. He was accompanied to
Kelliler by his son, who is an evan
gelist and singer, and who will hold
ten-day revival service in Kelliher.
There was good congregation SUN
day night, which it is thought will
be much increased during the week.
The Lutheran Aid served supper in
the school house Thursday evening,
and next week the Presbyterian Ala
will also use the school house for the
usual Thursday night supper. g.
The train is again arriving on
schedule time to the great joy of all.
r. N. Holt went to MINNEAPOLIS
Wednesday, to attend to matters OF
business. He will visit the depart
ment of education to confer on school
matters while in St. Paul.
| lie hluIlcy AaAiiy. az SNPSSSS"
back to >Kelliher this week from the
state Of Washington which has been
their home for the past year. MIR.
| Kinney will once more. take. charge
of the ,Crookston land sales which Mr..
West has handled during his alb
sence. IT,,
Charles West has gone to Phoenix,
Ariz., to take charge of drug store.
MI. West is re .:istered druggist and
has lived in Phoenix several years,
:, having charge of the. same store to
| which he is now returning. f
The Kelliher and Blackjack boys
played game of basketball Mon,
day night. This was not a high
i school game, as the Kelliher high
school team was disbanded for this
year. after the Bemidji game was
called off, because of the team break;
j ing the rules :. ,,..., -,
The senior class met Friday night
at the school house and began prac'
tice in earnest on the class play. The
title of the play is ''Thc Hoodoo" and
Twill be about the best and funniest
thing ever offered in Kelliher. The
/ time set for the play is April II, the
Monday Immediately after Easter:
At last the freshman class is going
Ito have frolic. They expect to du-
nlicSte the delightful time the senior
class gave them and the high school
at the senior frolic. IT
The Literary society meets Friday
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'the greatest organization in the
world" i. ~ II s@s}s. p.
The role of mother has been Madame
Schulnann-Heink's greatest success.
And now, with a son of her own and
million adopted sons, She finds as
great an outlet for her lovable nature
and her talent as in the war days, when
She spent much Of her time in camps,
singing, working with her needle, and
spreading cheer. h. y>s %#. .-S
\ Il have never been happier" said
the great star, who, in spite Of her
years, still has the grace and the col
or Of youth. IT. - ,,sis55 ~
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at 80 p. M. a good program has
been prepared. and parents and
friends are invited to attend the
meeting. ~.
Next Tuesday report cards are due.
The statements Of, the teachers indi-
cate a number Of failures in the high
school this tsix-Weeks period. ....
Miss Pauline Pfund entertained d
number. of. her senior chums at her
home, last Sunday, at a five O'clock
dinner. The names of the guests
were'as follows: Misses Marie Leach,
Clara Thorpe, Teddy Henjum, Hanna
Henjum, AEthel Liljegren, Hazel
Wagner, The evening was spent IN
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SYNOPSIS

, CHAPTER 1.--Wealthy and highly
placed in the Chicago business world,
Benjamin Corvet is something OF a re-
cluse and a mystery to his associates.
ner, Henry Spearman, Corvet seeks Con-
stance Sheriff.. daughter Of his other
business partner, Lawrence Sheriff.. and
secures from her a promise not to marry
learns Corvet has written to a certain
Alum Conrad. in Blue Rapids, Kansas.
and exhibited strange agitation over the
matter. 3" -1.,.
CHAPTER II.-Corvet's letter summons
Conrad, a youth OF unknown parentass,
to Chicago. ..,..
lCnntinl1ed from last issuel
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cause to which
Madame s c h u.
n a N i now
sixty Years . old,
has dedicated the
remainder Of hel
days. Back from
2 tour in the
Orient she has
plunged into the
taalssks OF being a
mother Ito the
American Legion.
convinced, sne
saws that il il
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-06

Iplaying cards, and at g O'clock Mrs.
Pfund served a delicious lunch. The
table was decorated.in Mount Vernon
style with little hatchets las place
cards in honor of Washington's birth
day.. .ts .| E47 ,'ss. & +
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Austin. MINI, March 6.-An auto
mobile show that is expected to at
tract 10000. people to Austin this
week, began today. 1t will continue
throughout the week. Local dealers
hope to, boom business.
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MOTHER TO AMERICAN LEGION
Madame Sehumann-Aein Continues
}t Work Of "The Greatest Organ
49, sization in the WorId.'

"To bring Joy to the. boys who so
gloricusly offered their lives is the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

The National California Club gave
a most interesting program at its
meeting, Tuesday last. under the chair
manship OF Mrs Emanuel Elias, who
presented as speakers, readers and r,u-
S'c'ans only members of the club. On
Saturday. February is. this club viii
give an afternoon dance from r. 7
o'clock in the Rose Room of the Hotel
flaza with Mrs. Frances II. CARLYLE the
chairman
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

John Francis Yanwgcr. Mrs Otto Hahn,
Mrs. IIaryot Holt Dey, Mrs. Axel
Ihlsing, Mrs. George Strong Harrcl,
Miss Harriet Devoe, Mrs. Charles Tevs
Chl1s Mrs. Henry Bruckner and Mrs.
Dougns Mathcwson
Judge Florence L. Alien, of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga
County. Ohio, of which Cleveland is II
part, will speak ut the Ethical Culture
Society, Central Park West, on Sunday
morning, February 8, on "Womcn and
citizcnship." Judge Allen has been
invited to New York as the guest Of
the women's organizations of the
Ethlcal Culture Society She is the
hrst woman in the United States to be
elected judge of court of record, and
AZ justice of tho Court of Common
Pleas she has jurisdiction over both
criminal and civil matters.
Dr. Carrie Chapman Gait will enter
tam Ia. the New York Alumnae Club OF
~ Beta Phi at her home, 4o4 River
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
f Women's Cubs- Affairs in Society

side Drive, February =, at 2:so p. M.
Mrs. Gait will address the club on
"College Women as Citizens"
Mrs. Burton l.. MaxGeId, Of 3008
Bradford Avenue. Brooklyn, has charge
Of the arrangements. Replies to the
invitations may be sent to Mrs. Max
field on or before February !.
Mrs. c. Grant Cleaver will be chair
man Of the meeting and the program
will include a short address by Mrs.
Burton L. MaxGeld. Those assisting
will be Mrs W. II. Lough Wilbur, Mrs.
Francis II. Sisson, Mrs. Gerry Sullivan,
Mrs Edmund Osborn and Miss Kate b..
Miller
Members of Mrs. Cats chapter At
Ames, Iowa, who will be present will
include Miss Ruth Curtiss, Mrs. Har-
old Nichols, Mrs. A. j. GUIDE, Miss
Florence Pettinger and Mrs. r. j.
Flynn.
The Society Of Mayhower Descend
ents in tho State Of New York gave a
dinner dance on Friday evening. at
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

which the following prorainnr.
nad tables: John P. Tide, a.. ,f parsos,
genera Of the general socie,t s,,, seyTeeFas,
{. Qunby. governor Of IVY fno Hsar
State society; Ernest " -few pw !ass
governor of the Washinyso, 'radfors
Harold G. Murray. govcrner s~V' ~ society
,crsey society, Francis r SINE " me Nts
benjamin T Van Nostrand' ''|qaatd %hatrd j,
Ackley. Edward G. Will,aa,s ern1a1ies ~ (
1redwe'l, John P. Haze ! nenrg h.
guS'us gibson Paine IT,. Mr. A.
Dallas Yeomaus. Mrs c.. 1''' l1.'eeory.
Mrs. Edwin z. Shatsuck M II siloert
sannaers and William II. Chill. dl,ehFg R.
The officers Of the soc;et'' t'''."s'
{: Qninoy, John ?. Haze pa pae aenry
William II. Childs. cry and
r IN, Inc Nsnnsttan Study cisb y
Edith r. Pearsons prcsiden, -'aDi ,,''a M
card paTty On TDesday q. 2.so st'' ~.
At the studio Of Susan P,.5 I,ny n,
ll9 kast Nineteenth Street w.. h1os
Il. Knox Will be the hostess s,s -, 1,'a ,,a
Arthur r. Bridge is the cha;r,o,n nan mn
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
City Club Federation
Meets at Aston Fridav
Big Program of Discussions Planned: Luncheon TO
lie Attended by Representative es of 365 Organza-
tions: Civic Federation Session Wednesday

The New York City
tne o Astor
of questions Of The Following
the
~h'ch the 800 clubs
will present
On Wednesday the National Fed
VIII hold policy
the United will be the subject Delegates
from Will The morning will
at 9 O'Clock viii be the public.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Daughters of Union TO Hold
Tenth Congress Tomorrow

Ihc National Society Daughters Of
'he Cnion WI convene Tomorrow at
the Hotel McAlpin for its tenth annual
congress- Mrs. William Z. Stewart
president general. will preside at both
afternoon and morning sessions. the
hrst 10 be devoted TO annual REPORTS
aha election of directors.
A reception 20 the pres dent general
and offlccrs viii be given from 1890 20
! CLOCK when luncheon will be served
reservations for the same have been
mace Tor delegates. alternates and Wis
lung members from most of the state
chapters.
After the luncheon an interesting
program viii follow under the cna;r-
manship Of Dr.. Frances W. MoueD. The
pr'nclpal SPEAKER viii be Mrs. Mar
euerlte +. Harrison. who was imprjs-
oned IN Russia as q spy and reloa sed
Wheh Hernert Hoover demanded the re
Ieasc OF al Americans. She Will give
neF experience IN prison. Instrument
TAI music Will be given by trio
Yolin. cello and piano-and Mrs
Louis c: schmidgall. contralto. viii sine
he Women's Theatcr Club ~ the
Bronx VIII hold Special Day on
ednesday, February s. at the nome Of
'ne president. Mrs. Charles Cyrus Mar
snali' zza9 llehout Avenue The guests
OF honor VIII be Mrs. Richard Chapman
president OF the Federation Of Womsn's
clubs Mrs. Harry Thomas. pres;dcnt
OF the Century Theater Club: Mrs
" iilis T. Miner, president of Clio. ana
MRS. otto Hahn, president of the So.
clety for Political Study.
Mrs. {. d. Baker will be the prin-
cipai speaker. giving tax on "Books
and Reading. oac-act play by Mrs
a Aimeda NJ. Castillo viii be read end q
discussion OF current plays will follow
Nanhattan Chapter Daughters Of tho
american Revolutions Mrs. Everett
barnes regent. held its rcru;ar
monthly meeting at tho Hotel McAln,n
on on Thursday; Presidents day vas
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
'hcater Club. Inc,
Has Grand Nncra naN

Has Grand Opera Day
The Theatcr Club. Inc Mr.. George
MAYNARD Clyde president held its
grand opera day program at Hotel
Astor last Tuesday under the manage
ment OF Mrs. Fred G. Grumman. chair
man OF music. Miss Eleanor Mangunu
and Alex. X. Crooks were the enter
tanners
The address OF the afternoon was
given ON "opora' by Edward Falck, for
merly of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. Among tho guests Of honor were
Baroness Katharine Won klcnner. prcsi-
dent of the National Opera Club. who
spoke Of the work of that club IN
stimulating American operate produc-
tons. and Mrs. klWin Kane Stewart
president of the National Society Of
Ohio Womon. Al the next regular
meeting. February L. The play. Anna
Christie" will be the sub iect of study.
with Mrs Albert a. Snowden as chair
man of discussion
The annual dinner dance Of the club
VIII be held Tuesday evening at Hotel
Astor at : o'clock Mrs Waiter W.
Grifhth Is chairman of arrangements
and Mr.. Griffith VIII ao, as master Of
ceremonies Among the guests Of honor
Will be Mrs. John II. Parker, honorary
president of the club. and Nj. Parker:
Mrs. Walter Comfy. -sidcnt O. the
Ne" ork State Federation Of Women's
Clubs. and Mr.. Comfy; Miss Dagmar
Perkins, Kenneth MacGowan and John
Weaver
Mrs. Emanuel Pilpel. of 49, Central
Park West, who has been vice-presi-
den. of the Federation for Children
'or many years. and chairman Of the
photography committee. entertained
q ST
home on Friday. Among those present
were Mrs. Howard ). Cans. Mrs. 5. NJ.
Gutenberg, Mrs. J. ". Enrich. Mrs. A.,
Enrich, Mrs. S. Roscnheim, Mrs.
VI. Whlttcmore. Mrs. A. B. Goodkind.
Mrs. Z. Fichandler. Miss Eleanor Dem
lng and Mrs. NJ. Morsenthau jr.
The fourth annual Roosevelt hall"
Of lie University Forum of America
VIII be held Tuesday evening at the
r ssoauarters Of the club AZ 2o3 West
A'nety-thlrd Street. Major A. L.
Boyce, Tiger Post. No % Of the
Of the evening and Mrs. Harrison c.
Lefferts the hostess. Among the
guests of honor Of the evening VIII be +
Or. Edmund Heller. who will speak on
Ny Experiences With Roosevelt, on
His Trip Through Africa
Thomas Pitt Grace viii read an orisi-
"a poem, the Baroness Lcja de Tor
iof. dramatic soprano. Will sing and
;. Walter krebs. the pianist and COM
1oser, viii play. After the program
Ind d reception for the guests Of honor
ne'e w:li DC dancing
Tie Government CLUB, Ma. George
H. Ovens president, Will hold It's next
meeting on Monday, February 6, At the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Mozart Clinic
Bal Masq"c Is
Brilliant Event
Mrs. Noble Mcdonnell AID.
pears az Marie Anioinette
in Pageant That Precedcs
General Dance at Astor

The Mozart Clinic bal masque, which
took place Tuesday evening in the
grand ballroom of tho Hotel Astor, for
the benefit Of tho East Side Clinic for
Women and Children, was a brillian.
affair of the week
The ball opened at 9 O'Clock when
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell. who il founder
and president Of the clinic, appeared
as Marie Antoincttc with a retinue of
attendants, who included Mrs. Bcnja-
min Adriance, Mrs. Owen j. McWil-
liams. Mrs. Emma J. Scamans. Mrs.
Mrs. Mile Ryan and Miss Adelaide l..
Mcnamara. They were preceded by
Miss Dorothy Weir. the premiere dan
seusc. There was general dancing until
midnight; when Marie Antoinettc and
her court ladies led The grand pageant
70" tho awarding of prizes.
Mrs Samuel Gardiner Estahrook was
chairman OF the ball committee. Mrs.
+. Bassford Schma!hoiz of tho boxes
and Mrs William Harra don chairman
Of program Mrs. Robert IL. Davis was
IN charge of tho Mardi Gras shop. Mrs
Horace w. du Moulin of tho balloon
booth and Mrs. Louis G.. Frecsc of the
voting booth The ball WAS a financial
as we'll as An artistic aud social sue
cess. as p substantial sum was realized
which viii he added to the fund for the
work OF the clinic
The fourth morning musicale lunch
con. dance and motion pictures. undcr
the auspices Of the New York Mozart
Society, Mrs. Noble Mcconnell prcsi-
dent, WIN take place Saturday at tho
Hotel Astor. The musical program will
iacludc solos by Miss Dorothy Miller.
andre Polah and Charles Gilbert
Spross. After the luncheon Cecil 4
de Miles "A Fools Paradise" Will be
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

.,,i, ne Chinese Womon" will be the
1u"soc' Tn','o OF an address hy Mrs. John
DeWcy wife of Professor Dewey Of
Columbia, at the Minolva club to-foop
row at the Waldorf-Astoria. Fdy.in '',v'
Markham will read some Of his noctrv
pr. D. Lewis Iartsock viii deliver .n
address and Joseph Mathicu. tenor viii
sihg group of songs. MISS .lenr;n
ola'er is chairman Of lbc day. In the
aoSonce a, Of the president, Mrs. uo>yarJ
"! N!dcNu't who is IN Florida. the ti,.st
WEE We pres don't Mra. john r. Yawrcr
Will preside. ''" se''
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Out-of-Tc~n Guests Will
Include Prominent Women

Out -oi- Town Guests VIII
Include Prominent Women
Guests from out Of town at the meet
inG viii include: Pennsylvania Mrs,
Barclay Warburton. Mrs John {.
Groome, Mrs. Bayard Henry. Mrs. j.
Willis Martin, Mrs Thomas Robins.
Washington, y. {. Mrs. Blaine Rcaie,
Mrs Henry A Pcckhsm. Mrs. Louis
Frothingham, Mss Mary Obernaucr.
Mrs. William X. Reynolds. Virginia
Mrs. J. Allison Hodges. Mrs James
branch Csbeli, Mrs. A. " Patterson.
Mssouri-Mrs. John Binncy Massa-
chusetts- Mrs. T. Lothrop Anes, Mrs.
Francis l.. Higginson. Mrs. Frederick
W Whitewell. Mrs. Cha udler HoveS
Mrs. James Lawrence. Mrs. Samuel ",
Mccall. Maryland Mrs. George Hunt
ington Wlllems Ohio Mrs. George
Hoadley. New Hampshire Mrs. William
Scoield Mrs Frank S,rcctor. Mrs Az
Rhode Island Mrs John c. Brown. Mrs.
Howard Richmond. Mrs. Maude Howe
Elliott. Minnesota -- Mrs. Cordcnio
Severance.
A dinner viii be given al the Cos
naopolitan club on Wednesday even
ing by the Federation, at which there
will be I25 guests. The speakers at
the dinner viii be Mrs. Thomas 6.
Winter. Miss Rose Brenncr. chairman
Of the National Council Of Jewish
Women, Miss Maud Wood Park, Of
Boston, chairman of the National
League Of Women Voters; Mrs. Will
liam Adams Brown. representing the
national board OF the Young Womcn's
Christian Association; Mrs. Louis De
lano Myers, OF the National Girls
Scouts; Misc Ida Tarbcl, Mrs. Charles
Sumner Bird Of Massachusetts, d mem
Der OF the advisory committee of the
Confe renee for the Limitation Of Arma
mcnt; MIS-. George Loft, Deputy Pc
lice Commissioner of New ! ork, Mrs.
Arthur livermore, who viii tell Of the
plans OF the brazilian Commission,
and Miss Mary Graham, Of North Car
olina, president os the Womens 3 Col
lege at Raleigh
Among the New York women who
will attend the dinner are Mrs Charles
Msude Miner. Mr.. William Sporborg,
Mrs. Rogers H. Bacon. Mrs. Sidney
Borg, Mrs. Hamilton t,sh kean, Miss
Edna Bargcr. Miss Jean Reid. Mrs.
Daniel Guggephoim, Miss Julia Arthur.
Mrs. Finley ! Sheppard Miss Wetmore,
Miss Anne Morgan Mrs Beckman Win
throp, Mrs. Coffin Van Rensselaer,, Mrs.
Marcus NJ MARKS, Mrs. John A. Logan.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge. Miss Bell
1urnes, Miss Florence Marshall. Mrs.
Whitney Warren. Mrs. Lewis B. Still
we'll, Mrs. Henry A. Wise-W ood, Miss
Mary Adrich, Mrs. Colgate lIoyt. Mrs.
Cass Gilbert, Mrs. Francis Mcneil
Bacon, Mrs. Charles II. Sabin. Mrs.
John V. Mott. Mrs Marshall j Dodge.
Mrs. +. L. Y. Ioppin, Mss Julianna
Cutting. Mrs. Mary IIateh Willard, Mrs.
Leland Eggleston Cofcr Mrs. Marion
Rooth Kelly. Mrs. Charles Scott and
Miss Martha Jamison.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Criterion : ;cty
February Luncheon
70 l'c Held Friday
'''l!sc l'scatcr'' " iIlEsc Topic
Of Afternoon, and Nla,,v
Stage G.csejer;l,cs Guests:
Reservations Made by 300

The American Criterion Society, Mrs.
Leonard L.. llill president. gives It's
February luncheon next Friday at tho
Hotel Commodore Tho afternoon viii
be devoted to "Tno Theator"
The guests OF honor VIII be William
Collier Joseph Santley Irving Berlin
Miss Ivy Sawyer and Miss Mary Beth
Milford. all of the "Music Box Re
vuc"; Hassard Short, who staged that
production; Augustin Duncan, Of "Thc
$. S. Tcnacity" company; Mrs. Duncan.
Miss porcthca Fisher, the Rev. Edgar
Whitaker Work, chaplain Of the Amer
lean Criterion Society, and Mrs. Work.
luncheon VIII re scrved in the big
ballroom and 800 ntombers have mad,
reservations. Mrs lil win hoid an
informal reception IN The foyer to the
ballroom preceding the luncheon. She
viii be aided ia presenting )hc club
members and thcr friends to the
guests Of honor by Mrs William j.
sloane. Mrs. Sidney r. Whitlock. Mrs.
William c. Dcmaress, Mrs Charles
T,ncent ,y Iatcrno, Mrs. Cora Wcllcs
Irow and Mrs. Bedel Parker.
Ihe reception committee Includes
Mrs. Albert Haustettcn. Mrs. William
H. Could, Mrs. James T.. Wost, Mrs.
Frank Keith Taylor, Mrs James Fred
Alien, Ms. Charles X Thomas. Mrs.
George havapaueh, Mr.. Henry Andrr-
son Conan, Mrs. Thomas Pitnam
spencer. Mts. Ntcderick Andrews Baggs,
~ NY VS. Frcderick Lincoln Kcnney, MIS-.
ANEW H. ''leHson. Mrs. Frederic Wcs
,'k a., STarp' ~ r.; John II. Judge. Mrs.
HlNI - lWlng baldwin. Mrs. Tnomas j.
nfummond, Mrs. Hudson Parmolcr
Hose' Mr. Cherries f. Bentley. Mrs
hlheri y Meisel, Mrs. CYRUS wownscnd
BRADY. Mrs Frank Merrill Scamane
y. " rs. William II Phelps. Mrs. Arthur
Nnowlson and Mrs. Arthur W. Corsc.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Miss katherine !. .1dunx is the
dcbnfautc daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles E.. 1dnms. OF Cedar
hurst. l.. L., Who took one Of The
leading parts in the Junior
League play. "Rcady Mndc." cf
the Plaza last mcck. She had
role Of ErcI,n in the cast
Mrs. Thomas Ellis Bro,ru is
member Of the board Of mana
gers Of the inwood Home Of
Rest on The Hudson. She ,cos
chairman Of the committee
'rhici arranged successful con-
cert at Carnegie Hall for its
benefit recently
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

The Seventh Assembly District Of tho
League of Women Voters Will give a
card party and tea q; the Hotel Majes-
tic on Tuesday for the bcncrt OF the
leagues civic fund. which Is used -
instruct women in thc methods Of pro-
noting clvle improvements. Ms W. h.
Richards, associate leader. = donating
'hc room aud the card tables. twenty
i've of winch already have been en-
gagged.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

. The Eclectic Club. Mrs Aibcr, can.
"e'd bage president, held q mcct,no and
~. uncheon on Wednesday, mornjno ~ ,ho
!" @'d @stoi'la.s Nh John .lo,dan
y, IS chal1man Of tho day. Mrs. Tonr.'
- 'tnfa' chairman of reception re-,
Nea TIC Guests and Mrs. lonrv Krnn.
N"s eH.l l.iaan Of luncheon.
Haf''n Richardson, tenor sany ~,
lave arias ard the Toast TO tbo
r'ag' OF the American LEGION AL Az
dresses were made bv SjJncy pian,. ~
"a. SlHf oi ihe Mountain Man and
Snafies L. WAGNER. producer. on ;nc' '
- "V'e ~ - III eher Careers Mrs. Cbarln.
-. hraN mar was chairman Of mus. and
.''S' imam Dariand had chareo ~
we oilegc party in Inc aftcrnoo1,
rV'5.S ~, ol hoHor inc pded Mrs. Fd,.,,.
a., d, hli Z ans. Miss Saliv Pr,n4e nt,
J" 'l.'S T. Miner Miss Helen I.o,';.a .,
Johnson and Nj. Olive Stot Cahrici
the Bronx Noman's cl,b r,,uo,
ryerated, ncld its formal r@p' oee'; lnfor, ri,
:, Sw,T"nes0ay at The clubhouse lqotb
'3e'efl anu jerome Avenue. rhc nres,'
r'.'' ,'f5. Alfred II. iiauyrath 49,,
S.sl', BY the officers and the hoard 81
a. ''s'p's' received The quests Ama",-
C.''', y p''*cnt we're Mrs. Waite.
Dou''S pres dent of the Stato Feae,.'
IIo', 81 omen S Clubs; Mrs. Charla.
'i. H. ni',ln, MIS-. Charles A Ra,or' NJ
NJ my IiS. Richard NJ hannah
H,fs; ~ Stanly lyman OTIS, Mrs. Cha,pa-, sl.,
''''S'' MRS Helen V. Ritchic. Mr..
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

lie Government CLUB, Ms, George
H. Ovens president, Will hold It's next
meeting on Monday, February G. a, the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Virginia Society Viii be held on FRIDAY.
February 3, at $50 p nj. at the Wal
dorf Astoria. With Mrs Daniel /. Tur-
aer the hostess. Mrs Frank Murray
Tench is president Of the society and
Mrs. Kate Mosby McMurran correspond
ing secretary.
Morris tribune., 1922-08-04
Red Cross Worker. Speaks

Work of the American Red Cross
was outlined by Miss Grace Hayes
of Chicago, Minnesota field director
of the Red Cross, Friday afternoon
of last week when she spoke before
the local chapter of the national or
ganization in the Office of the county
nurse. She discussed the future and
permanency of the organization and
declared that the work of the Red
Cross did not stop with the conclu-
sion of the late war.
According to Miss Hayes, the Red
Cross is now doing a valuable
home service, assisting tuberculosis
victims, aiding ex-service men in hos
pitfalls and with loans and making
clothing for hospital patients. The
organization also stands always ready
to aid in time of fires, tornadoes and
other disasters when outside aid is
needed. She stated that someone in
this city should be made responsible
for calling up Walter Davidson, man
ager of the Central Division of Red
Cross in Chicago, in case of need.