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The commonwealth., 1922-01-17
STATES ACCEPT FEDERAL
AIDUNDERMATERN|TY
(By Associated PreSS.)

Washing ton, Jan. 17.-Twenty-two
states have already accepted Federal
Aid for maternity care authorized ua-
der the Maternity Act, according 20
the Department Of Labor officials.
The States are required to match the
Federal appropriations.
The commonwealth., 1922-01-17
WEATHER REPORT

For North Carolina: Probably rain
tonight and Wednesday. Eising tenn
jerature in the interior. Fresh easterIy
winds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-22
january %. 1922

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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01
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e Society 2! Z

Mrs. David Rosenberg. Miss Lu Hosea
and Mrs. Frederick Ernst.
The Junior section Of the Council OF
Jewish Women will sponsor a dance at
the Communal building Sunday evening,
April ., ct s o'clock. Miss Ruby Hendlc-
man. president pro tenn. and girls Of the
section will assist.
The Beta chapter of the Delphian So
ciety will meet at the Phi Delta Theta
house In Irvington Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will lead the dts
cussion, The Social Life of Egypt"
Others who win take part in the discus
sion are: Mrs Laten Allen. DR.. +. b.
de Langlade, Mrs. A. II. Freeland, Mrs.
J. r. Fry, Mrs. W. NJ Hestle, Mrs. J. b.
Leavitt. Mrs Tyler Oglesby, Mrs. w. S.
Friedman, Mrs. A. II. II. Robertson, Mrs.
u. G. Rumpler and Mrs. w. II. Shouts.
An open discussion Will then follow on
the subject OF Egyptian Character as
Revealed in Their Manners and Gus
toms"
The Beta Beta chapter Of Alpha Chi
Omega will be entertained with a 1
o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. f.
H. Jenne, 1858 Broadway, Saturday aft
ernoon. April 8. The appointments will
be in keeping with tho Easter times.
Mrs. Jenne will be assisted by Mrs. Sam
Howard, Mrs Robert Wolfe and Mrs.
Charles Morrish.
The Council Of Jewish Women will hold
their regular melting Monday afternoon
at the Temple, Tenth and Delaware
streets. Nomination Of officers will be
held, after which the council will hear a
lecture on Telephone Methods Of To-
day." by George Wellbaum of the Cen
trail Union Telephone Company. There
will be a miniture switchboard and OPP
orators, used to demonstrate the talk.
The Seventh District Democratic Wom-
ems Club will entertain the Democratic
women of the Third ward Mt a tea given
at the home Of Mrs. Isaac Born, 80 East
Sixteenth street. The hosteSses for the
tea are; Mrs. Arthur Dugan, Mrs. Wilma
Christian, Mrs Dorothy Fleming, Mrs
J. T. Trenck. Mrs. Stanley Zweibel, and
Mrs. John Downing Johnson. The speak
ers of the afternoon will be Mr.. Frank
Baker, Mr. Russell Ryan, and Mr.. Jo-
seph Manning. The president, Mrs. Adie
Deitch Frank will preside.
go
Eugene O'Brien and Mr.. Mcclure, ex-
secretary Of the National Board Of Re-
view, will be the guests Of the Photo
play Indorsers' luncheon Wednesday.
80
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Geisel entertained
at dinner last evening for DIR. and Mrs.
J. Gilbert George, who Will leave the
city soon for permanent residence. Gov
ers were laid for twenty eight guests.
The centerpiece was made of daffodils
and Easter novelties. Miss Dorothy Hill
gave several readings. DR.. and Mrs.
George were presented with a sterling
silver almond dish as a parting gift.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01
Clubs and Meetings

The office auxiliary to the Public
Health Nursing Association will meet at
the home of Mrs. Ray Weaver, 1927
Broadway, at u 80 o'clock Friday. Mrs.
]. o. Emond, an English ex-service nurse,
will talk on THE Victorian Order Of
Nursing" Mrs. Clarence Weaver will
give a piano solo.
The Ladies of the Calling Gun Club
will hold a business meeting Monday
nigh { the club house.
The members of the William E. Evans
School, viii hold a special meeting at
s O'Clock Tuesday evening. Judge Frank
J. Lahr, will speak on Better Homes"
and music will be provided by the chill
dren.
The members of the George II. Chap
man w. X. c., 10, will hold an all-day
meeting Tuesday at Hamilton hall,
Hamilton avenue and Washington street,
to finish the quilt started last Tuesday.
The members are asked to bring their
lunch.
The Leonard Y. P. B. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Laura B. Leonard, 1910
East Washington street al o'clock Mon
day evening. The feature Of the after
noon will be a debate on us 1t Right To
Dance in the Basement of the church,"
go
The Golden Rule Ledge, 1, r. o. o.
s., will give a dance and card party to-
night at Shepard's hall, Alabama and
Washington streets.
The Auxiliary to the Indianapolis
Chapter, 1893, o. E. s. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the temple, 1922 West Nor
ris street.
The auxiliary to Frances Review, w.
D. A., will meet Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Blanche Willis, 1858
North Belle Vieu place.
The luncheon and regular business
meeting Of the Marion County Council of
the American Legion auxiliary for
Wednesday has been postponed until
April 10.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01

Mrs II. T. passed. and her two sons,
Howard and Charles, will take the part
of Cornelia and her Jewels. This pageant
viii be open to the public Thursday eve
ming in the assembly room OF the Claypool
Hotel.
The following program will be used
for the convention:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 8. 1929.
PARLOR b" CLAYPOOL HOTEL.
0 80, invocation and music.
1000 general business; reports of
State committees.
II 90. Mrs Fred Lucal Of Greencastle;
national photo indorsers.
LUNCHEON.
30 presentation OF flag with music,
Mrs Claudia X. Erther
200, Mrs. Daisy Douglass Barr.
3 90 Or. w. It. King, State board of
health.
500, evening, assembly room; pageant,
written by Mrs. S. K. Artman, depictin z
woman's progress from Eve to present
day; characters Of different epoches rep
resented by ladies in costume; music.
Mrs Claudia X. Erther: reception COM
mittee, president Of affiliated organiza-
tions.
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 7. 1922.
10 90. opening business.
1915. greetings, presidents Of organi-
cations.
90. election of officers.
10 90. luncheon. Riley room. Claypool
Hotel Il o'clock prompt; reservations
made through Mrs. w. II. Blodgett by
Thursday. April Z: music, DR.. Huston +;
Lecture. Or. Virgil Rorer.
Committee on Credentials-Mrs. Felix
McWhirter, Mrs. Theodore J. Louden,
Mrs Allen T. Fleming.
Committee on Resolutions-Mrs. w. A.
Denny, Mrs Rose Sutton. Mrs. David
Ross, Mrs o. C. Lukenbill, Mrs. Daisy
Douglass Barr
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01
MISS THURSTON ;.
WILL ADDRESS
WOMEN OFG. O. p.
Former Actress ActiUe in
Partys Behalf in Late
Years.

Miss Adelaide Thurston of the Repub-
heal national committee will speak on
THE Achievements Of the Harding Ad-
ministration," under the auspices Of the
indianapolis Woman's Republican Club
In the Assembly room at the SEVERN Ho-
tel at o'clock next Monday evening. The
meeting is open to the public and both
men and women are invited.
Miss Thurston has made a large num-
Der of speeches throughout Indiana dur
ing the last month and presents a COM
prehensive review of the work under
taken and accomplished by the present
Republican National Administration.
Miss ThurstOn for a number of years
was on the legitimate stage, appearing
with Maud Adams. During the war she
was engaged in Liberty loan and recruit
ing work, where she met with great sue
cess. Since the beginning of the 1920
campaign Miss Thurston has been giving
all Of her time to addressing meetings
OF Republican women throughout the
country.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01
w. O.. z. II. Notes

The Marion County W. c. T. U. execu-
tive board will meet at 2 o'clock Monday
afternoon at the Young Mems Christian
Association, In room f.
The Northeast Union will hold an all
day meeting Thursday at Peace Memoir
ial Church, Commerce and Windsor
streets. Mrs. Minnie Mater Bronson will
make an address, Mrs. Sedwicl will
give a reading and Miss Ida De Bruler
viii talk on Purity in Literature
Art" Refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Sarah Shake, 1880 East Tenth
street, Will be the hostess for an all-clay
meeting Of the Vayhinger Union Wednes-
day. There will be a praise and song
service at IL o'clock and in the afternoon
the Rev. B. @. Greyer will speak. There
will be the special music. Please bring
box lunches,
The regular svangelistic meeting Of the
Central W. c. T, U. will be held Friday
afternoon Mt the home of Mrs. W. W.
Bushby, 3347 North NcvAJersey street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01

officers, discussion, Better Films" Mrs.
David Ross, chairman.
Monday Conversation Club-Monday
Hostess, Mrs. Owen L. Miller, 1888 Wash
ington boulevard. Program, THE Feast
of Lanterns by Mrs. Frances Mont
gomery and Mrs. C. B. Blakeslee.
The New Era Club-Monday. Hostess,
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, 124 West TWEEN
tieth street. Program, ELLA Wheeler
Wilcox" by Mrs. C. r. Miles; quotations
and election Of officers.
The Woman's Research Club-Monday
Hostess, Mrs. r. o. McAlexander, 2101
North Delaware street. Surprise pro-
gram.
Wednesday Afternoon Club-Wednes-
day. Hostess, Mrs. f. Erath, 1888 North
keystone avenue. Program, Easter re-
sponse local council report, Bible les
son and Easter story by Mrs. ]. A.
Clark.
Woman's Advance Club-Thursday
Hostess, Mrs. D. N. Baker. 3S47 Ruckle
street. Program, responses from Eugene
Field, Immigration by Mrs. NJ. S. In
ger; current events.
Woman's Rotary Club-Monday. Lunch
con at Claypool Hotel.
Kurt-Te-Se Club-Monday, s P. NJ.
Host, Glen Bertels, 1921 North LaSalle
street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01

Upper-G. Carleton, director of recre-
alton In city parks, who Will be one OF
the end men In the Ministries which will
be a part of an entertainment to be given
by the HOosier Square and Compass Club
at the 9Iurat Theater. April 14-15.
Lower-NIayor Shank. who will dis
card his cigar to be one of the end men
in the show.
Preparations for the entertainment TO
be given by the Hoosier Square and Com
pass Club. with both professional and
home talent at Murat Theater Friday
and Saturday. April II and 10, are pro-
crossing, Horace Mitchell, director,
announces. The first dress rehearsal has
row evening at 6 O'Clock. The entrance
on Michigan street will be used.
The entertainment will be in three
parts. The first will be q minstrel per
Torrance with twelve end men. OF whim
Mayor Shank and Director @. Carleton
Guy Of the park recreation department
as the star end men. Forty men and
the interlOcutor will be utilized. as we'll
also the HoOsier Square and Comp; IS
Club band OF forty-two musicians, d.
rected by Samuel Gaddis. and the clubs
orchestra under the direction of William
r. Mendell.
ne SeEOuu phEks EUkAA4tu i no Ayd!c VI
49," has twenty eight speaking parts, a
quartette, thIrty-fve in the cast and a
chorus Of fifty men and fifty women.
The third part Of the entertainment
will be a patriotic review, "The Birth
Of the Z. g. O." in which the band or
chestra and chorus Of 100 viii be util-
lied. The leading roles will be taken
by Frederic Morris, who sings the role
OF Uncle Sap; Mrs. Lee Busch, that Of
Columbia: Miss Margery DOty. "Indi-
ana" and Mrs. Gaddis as Liberty"
William F. Swope is chairman Of the
clubs entertainment committee, in
charge: Samuel Gsddis. director Of the
former police band, a lieutenant of po-
lice and for more than twenty years
IN the department, is bandmaster.
An auction sale Of the boxes and a
few choice seats in Murat Theater will
take place at a smoker given by the
Hoosier Square and Compass Club, at
its clubrooms, 43 and As South Meridian
street, on Monday evening, April 10.
Mayor Shank will be the auctioneer.
Tickets are on sale at several Of the
downtown drug stores, at the social
rooms Of the club and at the business
office of the Indiana Daily Times and
the Indianapolis News.
Tickets now on sale may be exchanged
for reserved seats at the Murat box Of
fee after April TO-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01

ma ZEN AZ = h
The annual spring concert Of the Men
delssohn Choir will be given Monday,
May s, at Caleb Mills Hall The assist
ing artist for the concert will be Madame
Marguerite Matzenauer. the famous con-
traIto Of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany.
The choir will number about $50 voices,
chosen from the citys leading singers.
Weekly rehearsals are being held under
the direction of PerceVal Owen and the
result of five seasons of intelligent and
persistent training is easily seen in the
beautiful ensemble work achieved by the
singers. The May program Is the best
ever presented by the choir.
new madrigal entitled an the Pride
of May" by Charles Wakefield Cadman,
an American composer, will be given its
first rendition on any concert stage in
the United States. This composition Is
dedicated to DIR. A. S. Vogt, former d.
rector of the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir
and a close friend of Perceval Owen
Among the other NUM- ers, Wagner's
Spinning Song from 1.-The Flying Dutch
man" will be song as four-part chorus
by the women Of the choir. A fine male
chorus number entitled Might Witchery"
by A. NJ. Storch, director of the Vienna
Male Choir, will be sung by the men.
Madame Matzenauer will present pro-
gram Of concert songs and operate selec-
tions She will also sing two numbers
with the choir, taking the obligato voice
part in the famous Christmas Son" by
Cornelius and the solo parts In the
"Mendelssohn's Thirteenth Psalm" which
will be the closing number Of the con-
cert. While Madame Matzenauer is
heralded as the worlds greatest con-
tr2'to, yet her performances at the Metro
pOlitan Opera House have included even
the high dramatic soprano role Of Isolde"
so phenomenal is the range and compass
OF her voice. She has been rightfully de-
scribed as 1.-THE Queen of Song" in whose
opulent and golden voice there is such
ravishment and charm that completely
foods an audience.
Last season Madame M4s4enauer ap-
peared twenty three times in concert
with the great symphony orchestras Of
the country in cities like Chicago, Ds.
troit, Cleveland and Cincinnati Her
regal figure and wonderful artistry were
accorded the most enthusiastic. plaudit at
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01
MUSIC
CLUBS TO HOLD
SESSION HERE
Matinee Musicale Will Enter
tain Visitors to Annual
Convention in City.

The Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
will convene April 4. 5, G at the Hotel
Lincoln. The Matinee Musicale will be
the hostess club at this convention, and
many delightful programs have been
planned. On Tuesday morning, April t.
Mrs. Charles A BoOkwalter will give
the welcoming address, with greetings
from the board of education by Mrs.
Benjamin p. Burris Mrs. Lafayette
Page will respond with greetings from
the Matinee Musicale, followed by Mrs.
Henry Schurmann, giving responses from
the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs.
The program for Tuesday afternoon Is:
Music-Leader, Mrs. Mildred Barrett
Pearson; report of credentials commit
tee; report Of officers and chairmen
of standing committees
Song-"Honor and Arms" Samson
.............. ............. Haendel
Ernest Hesser.
Mrs. Dorothy Knight Green, accompanfst.
Talk-"EducatiOn Progresses in School
Music Education" Ernest Hesser di-
rector of music, Indianapolis public
schools
Tuesday evening concert by rep
resentatives Of the State clubs will be
given in the Travertine room. Among
the artists Will lie SlT6- nun OSDoEHe
of Kokomo, an organist, who will play
"Fantasie," by Demarest.
Special attention will be given on
Wednesday to the Junior organizations,
with a program in the afternoon by the
Junior Clubs Of the State. luncheon
has been planned for Thursday to which
all the registered guests are invited. The
Orion Trio will play for the luncheon.
This trio is using the music of the Music
Memory Contest being used in the pub
lie schools. Tickets for the luncheon
may be obtained through Mrs Edwin
Shedd, 1889 North Delaware street.
The State officers Of the Indiana
Federation of Music Clubs are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Henry Schurmann, IndianapO-
lis; first vice president, Miss Caroline
Hobson; recording secretary, Mrs. Ed
ward B. Birge; corresponding secretary,
Miss Anna May Johnson, treasurer, Ms.
A. J. Heliker, Knightstown. The chair
men of the local committees are: Mrs.
Lafayette Page. reception; Mrs. Edwin
H. Shedd. hospitality; Mrs. Charles Max
well, local arrangements; Mrs. Reid
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01
STYLE SHOW TO
BE FEATURE OF
CLUBS SESSION
PUPILS of Miss Hester Bailey
to Appear at Y. W. C. A.
Convention.

The federation Of industrial clubs Of
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton will conduct its annual spring style
show Wednesday night. It will be held
at Z 80 in Hollenbeck hall following the
regular weekly supper. The program will
open with two ballet numbers by pupils
of Miss Hester Bailey. The first will be
a Grecian dance by the following girls:
Joanna Meyers, Lillian Rose, Frances
Wallace, Helen Beatty, Dorothy Vernon
Crouch, Mildred Fallender, Amelia
Schmidt. The second number will be
The Dancing Models" presented by the,
following: Jean Anderson, Dale Grandt, !
Millicent Coleman, Betty Fulton, Gather
inc Heard. Jane James. Iris Myers, Nary
Elinor Ritch, Doris Ortel, Dorothy Ma
James. ~
Following these nearly 100 diSsSs
costumes showing the spring sSV &
be presented by L. S. Ayres & Co
will use their own models to &
these, and they will walk down RI
from the stage into theNhall. Thl
tunes will include suits, dresses &H%
occasions, bathing suits and chi z&<<
clothes. Each costume viii be disr
as it is shown. The women and 81 g
the city are invited to attend.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01
WOMEN TO OPEN
ANOTHER HOTEL
AT TURKEY RUN
State Park Will Be Scene of
Voters League Con-
UentiOR.

The Indian League of Women Voters,
meeting in third annual convention at Le-
fayette, May to II, will formally open
the new Hotel at Turkey Run State Park
on May II. The first hotel at the park
was opened by the Nature Study Club,
June 81, 1919.
Sessions of the convention are sehed-
uld at the Hotel Fowler, Lafayette,
for May 0, 10 and II, closing with the
Post Convention Motor trip from Lafay-
cite to Turkey Run on May II. Dele
gates will close the annual session with
a practical demonstration for new voters
on obtaining first hand knowledge Of one
of the most vital, essential and attractive
phases of our State Government. The
League recognizes the importance and me-
cessity Of the work of the State depart
ment of conservation within whose juris-
diction the State parks come and 1t
urges voters to learn for themselvesc
what the department is doing in insur-
ing the future prosperity Of our COM
monwealth.
THE Post Convention Trip" said Mrs.
Walter Greenough, general chairman OF
the convention, us planned not only as
delightful outing, but as wonderful OPP
portunity for many women of Indiana to
become acquainted with the work OF
the conservation department. We plan
for the welfare Of the future generations.
There is no better way Of bequeath-
ing a rich legacy to posterity than
through preservation Of our natural re-
sources and beauty spots, provided they
are maintained without burdensome tax
tive. wildly beautiful recreationaI CEN
ter that is profitable investment for the
State because it is not only self-support-
ing, but in fact ia a money maker"
Many delegates plan to motor from their
homes to the convention and the Lafay-f
cite committee is providing facilities for
these women motorists and particularly
for their trip to the State park. Through
the courtesy of Editor Smith Of the Craw-
louisville Journal, who arranged the
motor trip Of the Republican editors two
years ago from Charlottesville to incl
park, a similar service will be main
tanned for the trip of the women, withi
special garage facilities. ~
The conservation department VIII fur
nish a map routing the drive from La
fayette to Indianapolis and also to Terre
Haute via Turkey Run. This may viii
also be printed in the souvenir program
issued to convention members.
Representatives of the Hoosier Motor
Club will meet the delegates at the park
and give all necessary information and
direction regarding the return trip to
any point in the State. Extra cars to
accommodate delegates not having their.
own are being arranged for by the Lafay !
cite hostesses.
The new addition to the hotel which Ii
to be opened by the league has thirty
two rooms and a commodious dining han
strictly modern in their appointments.
Turkey Run is becoming more popular
and appreciated as the number Of yisi-
tors increase and the fame Of its natural
beauty is spread The park was bought
by the State in 1916 to commemorate the
one hundredth anniv srsary Of the State.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01

dorsers; Mrs. Edna Pauley, Indiana Wom-
ans Patriotic organization; Mrs. Rose
Sutton. TT. Wayne Indiana W. r. c.; Mrs.
Cora Swartz. Indiana Auxiliary Sons Of
Veterans.
A special feature Of the program for
the convention will be pageant. written
by Mrs. S. r. Artman, depicting woman's
progress from the time OF Eve to the
present day. The characters of the dif-
ferent epochs viii be represented by
women in costume Mrs. NJ Z. Robbins
win take the part Of May Wright sewall,
who is crowned at the end Of the pageant.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01
Flower Growers to
Show Their Ability

indianapolis flower lovers whose inter-
est in flower gardening has been slim
ulated by the past weeks exhibit of floral
achievements shown at the State fair
ground, are to have a chance this sum-
mer to show what they can do in the
way OF attaining superior results with
flowers grown in their own yards. The
Bankers Trust Company, Pennsylvania
and Ohio streets, is offering prizes for the
best of eight different varities Of flowers
which are to be grown by amateur gar
deners of Indianapolis The various bios
SONS are to be exhibited during the
month when they reach their most per-
feet development-roses in June, sweet
peas in July, gladiolus and zinnias in
August, and daisies, cosmos, celiosia and
verbenas in September.
TIL, rust company will furnish full
particulars of the contest to growers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01

The May Wright Sewan State Council
of Indiana will hold its State conven-
ton Thursday and Friday, April and
Z. In parlor b Of the C1aypool Hotel The
presidents of the organizations comprts-
Ing the State Council are: Mrs. Allen
T. Fleming indianapolis Local Council;
Mrs. Theodore J. Louden. Bloomington
Local Council; Mrs. Howard Gray, Hunt
ington Local Council; Mrs. w. A. Denny,
Anderson Local Council; Mrs Morn T.
Cause, Kokomo Municipal Aid Mrs. Daisy
Douglass Barr, Newcastle War Mothers !:
Mrs. David Ross, Indiana Photo In
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-01

No. so will meet at 8 III O'Clock
{ ay. The third grade viii repeat
aty-Third Psalms and the Lords
! The primary grades will give
4of motion songs and rhythmic
]. o. Grsff will speak. A piano
Edith Mae Pierson. a third-grade
~ complete the program.
Fred Hoke will speak at School
next Wednesday. Sewing done
Ipcational class will be exhibited.
fti-Tuberculosls Society win pro-
} peaker on Nutrition" at the
"Wednesday. At 2:3O a musical
viii be given by the children.
@by the talk at S:15.
Ems Shower. director OF the Her
I Institute, will talk on Costume
:" at the afternoon meeting at
". q. Music will be provided
s imary grade.
&ty We Love and the City We
= will be the topic for a talk
= ". Frank s. c. Wicks on next
afternoon. Arnold Davis
a violin solo. Officers will be
the coming year.
airy z. Cammach, domestic
her, will talk on Proper Food
hoOl Child" at School No. II
afternoon. Suitable menus
- between 7 and u years will
IA The school nurse will tell the
" work done in the district.