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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-31
Bauerkemper-Rhud Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Blanche
Leota Rhude, daughter of Mrs.
Anna S. Rhude, 1900 Third avenue,
and Herman Bauerkemper of Dav-
export, formerly of Omaha, took
place at 4 O'clock yesterday after
noon at--the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. D. N. Burrows, Il. R. No.
3, Davenport. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ,Launcelot Hada-
way. pastor of the Memorial Chris
tian church of this city before a
company of Is relatives and init
mate friends. Attending the couple
were two cousins of the bride, Miss
Esther Burrows OF Maquoketa,
Iowa, apd W. D. Burrows. The sin
gle ring ceremony was used.
Miss Helen Tefft of Davenport at
the piano played the wedding march
and sang, "A Bridal Song D. n.
Burrows, uncle Of the bride, gave
her in marriage. The bride wore
a dress of dark blue crepe with "a
! blue hat and her flowers were a
corsage bouquet of pink roses. Miss
Burrows wore a blue canton crepe
dress and dark hat and her flowers
were roses. A wedding dinner was
served, the table center being a
bouquet of snapdragons.
Mr.. fand Mrs. Bauerkemper left
on motor trip, going to Council
Bluffs to visit the bridegroom's sis
ter. They will reside at the home
Of the bride upon their return. The
bridegroom is assistant shipping
clerk at the Pittsburgh Plate Glass
company in Davenport. The bride
has been at the. l.. E. West Gum
company. Ont-of-town guests were
Mrs. Essie Stevenson OF Cedar Rap
ids, Mrs. Lillian Barham of St.
Louis. and Miss Burrows of Ma
Quoketa.
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The Misses Lewis Ent4htain.

The Misses Elizabeth and EVELYN
Lewis entertained 16 friends last
night at Halloween party at their
home, 1929 Second avenue. Each
guest came dressed in a costume
suitable to the occasion. Evening
hours were spent with games, and
refreshments weer served at a late
hour.
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Miss Williams Bridge Hostess.

Miss Persis Williams of Daven-
port is entertaining at bridge this
afternoon at Rock Island Arsenal
Golf club to compliment a trio Of
tri-city girls, who are being fetcd
at pre-nuptial parties The affair
honors Miss Tlice Skinner of Mo-
line, whose marriage to Robert
Vain of Davenport will be an event
OF the new year season; Miss Cath
crime Decker of Davenport, whose
engagement to James F. Lardner
has been announced and Miss Mar
garet Henigbaum of Davenport,
VINO is to become the-hride of Jules
De Lescaille of that city. Some
forty tri-city girls and young ma
irons of the younger set are guests.
Tea will be served at o'clock.
Bridge is being played at tables in
the lounge and parlors.
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Card Party Thursday Night.

Lady Eagles will sponsor a card
party Thursday evening at the
Harms hotel. The games will start
at s o'clock, and favors will be
awarded winners of high score. Five
hundred will be played. Previous
announcement stated the party
would be held tonight.
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Tent Sewing Meeting.

Barbara Frietchie tent No. 81,
Daughters Of Veterans, held an all
day sewing yesterday at the home
of Mrs. George Reddig, 1917 Ninth
avenue. Much work was accom-
plished for the bazar whish is to
be held Dec. l. A delicious lunch
was served at noon The next reg
ular meeting will be held Friday
afternoon in Memorial halk
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Miss Handley Party Hostess.

Miss Lucy Han6ley, 1920 Ninth
street, was hostess yesterday at a
Halloween party. The IA guests
came in the late afternoon and en-
joyed games. Supper was served
and the evening hours spent with
dancing. Miss Sadie Kruze favor
ed with a Halloween dance. Prizes
in games went to Miss Ruth Mel
son, Miss Sadie kruze and Marion
Temple. Halloween decorations
were used in the rooms.
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Circle Girls Party Guests.

The Misses Irma Rochow and
GRACE McGraw at the home of The
latter, 23S Fifth avenue, Moline,
entertained members or Be-Ye-Kind
circle, Kings Daughters, and a few
other, friends at Halloween party
last night. The guests wore cos
tunes. number of unique charac-
ter representations being suggest
cd. The circle members dressed to
represent a family, including the
dog and cat. phe home was cleverly
decorated in various Halloween
novelties, and the table decorations
were unique. The centerpiece was
a miniature farm yard, with vege-
table animals within the lot. Each
guest received a Halloween favor.
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Gypsy Party ut Camp

The DeVoss-Lerch camp near
Rock river was the scene OF a gypsy
party Saturday evening, when %
young people were entertained
Guests came dressed as gipsies.
Ghosts appeared from the woods
surrounding the camp as the guests
arrived and conducted them to the
cottage. which was decorated with
Jack o'lanterns, cornstalks and au-
tumn leaves.
| The evening was spent playing
games suitable to the type of party
and record music was enjoyed. AT
midnight ( the gipsies gathered
around huge bonfire and delicious
refreshments we're served Those
present were the Misses Isabel
Gross. Georgia Miller, Dorothy
Schultz, Hazel Gross. Bee Schultz,
Irene Teschke, Cora Borrell, Letha
Donaway, Sgreme Schultz. Margarete
Deyoss. Ruth Pealstrom, Bernice
Marshall and Carl Johnson, Marcus
Lerch, Raymond Greider, Charles
Barlow. Raymond Osaom, Alvin
Scheuermann, Raymond Mably and
Noble kuehl.
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Camp TO Give PARTY.

Oakleaf camp No. 1895, Royal
Neighbors, will sponsor Hal
lowe'en party tomorrow night in
Woodmen hall, Center Station. The
affair is for members and only a
short business session will be held.
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Class EntertsinS Orchestra.

Members OF the Harriet Hender-
son Memorial class of the First
Methodist church entertained the
members of the orchestra last eve
ming, following the regular rehears-
al. Following an hour of in
formal sociability, refreshments
were served. -
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Halloween Party At DUNN Home.

Richard Manuel and Miss Lois
Duffin entertained at a Halloween
party last night at the home of tn ,
latter, 1414 Sixth street. There
were 16 young people as guests.
Halloween games were played and
prizes awarded to Ralph Keys OF
Chicago, Charles Hatfield of East
Moline and Miss Lola McCalley.
Fortune telling and dancing occu-
Iied the late evening hours, AMI
dainty lunch was served.
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HENU HINT.

Breakfast.
Cantaloupe
Coffee with Top MILK.
Bran Mullins Prepared Rice
Luncheon.
Baked Beans.
Apple Sauce Buttefed Beans
Rye Bread Tapi0ca Cream
Iced Cocoa b
Dinner.
Baked Whitefish
Baked Potatoes Tartar Sauce
Combination Salad
Il Parkerhouse Rolls
Coffee Currant Jelly
Peach Shortcake
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McCabe Empleyes' Dinner.

The McCabe forces dined and
frolicked in good Halloween style
last night at the Y. NJ. c. A. Every
thing was sufficiently spooky and
mysterious to please the ghosts
and witches that were much in
evidence during the evening. The
five wise ones in charge of the
affair gave the hundred or more
employees a taste of the creepy way
rs they filed up the dark stairway
where ghosts with cold and clamy
hands welcomed them.
When the company had been
seated at the festive board. the
lights, covered with grotesaue
pumpkin faces, were tufnel on aud.
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6nl1ar4uln fints

and put in deep crooks. salt and Il,
stand over night. Squeeze out ana
add cider vinegar enough to cover
three cups sugar, five cents worth
white mustard seed, a few.vhnl.
red peppers, a few cloves. a li.tls
ground cinnamon, and a few whnis
mixed spices. Cook well and seal
hot. Good with meat, as we'll -
attractive looking.
Mustard Pickle-To each gallon
OF vinegar use: Two cups brovn
sugar, one cup salt, one cup GROUND
mustard. Wash perfectly clean
pack in jars and pour the mi1turs
over them.
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.TODAY'S RECIPES

Baked Whitefish and Potatoes
Clean whitefish thoroughly and
salt for an hour or more on ice.
Wash and place in baking sheet or
shallow casserole which has been
generously buttered. Sprinkle fish
with flour. pepper and paprika and
dot with dabs Of butter. Add
whole onion. Surround with small
round potatoes, which should be
sprinkled with salt and dabbed al
so with butter. Bake in moder-
ate oven for an hour or more I'M
til thoroughly brown and crisp.
Basic at intervals. Serve with
tartar sauce.
Combination Salad - Cut into
pieces not too small cold potatoes,
green pepper. radishes, an onion,
cucumber, celery. Season with
salt, pepper and mix with mayon-
naise. Serve on lettuce leaf. gar
nish with slices OF chilled tomato
and cooked beets and dash of
paprika.
Tapioca Cream - Heat a pint of
| milk in a double boiler. Add a
pinch of salt and one and one-half
tablespoons of minute tapioca.
Cook fifteen minutes or so until
the tapioca is clear. Add the yolks
of two eggs mixed with one-quarter
cup sugar. When it thickens re-
move from fire and add gradually
the stiffly beaten whites. Chill and
serve with cream. Fruit, fresh or
canned, may be added
| Peach Shortcake-This cake il
sponge. not the usual shortcake.
Beat stiffly the whites Of six eggs.
Add gradually cup Of sugar, then
the beaten yolks. Add a cup Of
flour sifted three times, to which
.. a heaping teaspoon of baking pew
der has been added. Fold in these
: ingredients lido not beat. Add the
juice of half a lemon and a little
ialmond flavoring. Bake in layers
in a moderate oven. Serve with
fresh, sugared, sliced peaches and
whipped cream.
Saratoga Fried Potatoes - Cut
potatoes into very thin Slices put
them into cold water with a small
bit of alum added to make them
crisp. Let them stand few hours
or over night; rinse in cold water
and dry them with a crash towel
Fry a light brown in boiling Eat
and when done sprinkle with salt.
Canning and Preserving.
| Sweet Relish-Six stalks celery,
one large head of cabbage, two and
one-half dozen mangoes, sone-half
| peck green tomatoes, one-half doz-
en- small onions. ChOD separately
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Old Clothes Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LAUDER, at
their home. 1890 Fourteenth street,
eptertained a company of 10 young
people at an old clothes party in
celebration Of Halloween last eve
ming. Tho costumes worn were
clever and during the. evening.
games were played. Favors were
awarded winners. A delicious lunch
Vas served by the hostess.
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Executive Board Meets.

At supper meeting of the exec
utive board of the Business and
Professional Woman's club held
last night at the Y. ". C. A., plans
were made to have a round table
discussion of activity plans and a
question box at the regular, meet
ing Monday night Members are
asked to come prepared to make
suggestions.
The names OF seven new mem
bers were acted upon by the board,
Miss Margaret 1oser. Miss Daisy
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Honor Club Member af Party.

A surprise party was given Sun
day, honoring Mrs. A. Aronsou, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. n.
Learner. 800 Twelfth avenue, by the
Ladies Palestine club. Mrs. Aron-
son is a prominent worker in the
club and the party was given in ap-
probation of her services in the
organization. The day was also her
3lst wedding anniversary. The
club presented the honoree with a
gold pin and she received other
gifts. In the games, prizes went to
Mrs. S. Ziifren, Mrs. H. Horwitz.
Mrs. J. Silverman and Mrs. NJ.
Marks. Refreshments were served.
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Bible Class Parfy

Members of Whose Ever bible
class were entertained last evening"
at Halloween party at the home
CT Mrs. Bertha Brox. 4240 Four
teenth street: Games suggestive Of
the season were enjoyed, and
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Halloween Party at Clark Home.

A Halloween party was given
last evening by Miss Donna Clark,
a her home, 1620ls Fourth avenue.
The home was decorated with corn
stalks. pumpkins and Halloween
novelties. Dancing, music and
aames occupied the evening hours,
prizes going to Miss Deloris Mars,
Miss Rena McGow. Miss Genevieve
Durney and Miss Helen Durney. A
delicious lunch was served at a late
hour.
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Monday Studx Clnh.

Monday Study club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. T. P. Sinnett
.7o7 Twsnty-third street Mrs. c,
I'M. Halves and Mrs. Allan Welch
had charge OF the program. Mrs
SWelch gave paper on "The Amer
'idRn Navy and Mrs. Halves re-
viewed William Dean Howells
Indian Summer" The next meet
ting will be held Nov. Is at the
a6ns Of Mrs. F. Q. YanGalder. \
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Halloween Costume Party.
Social Announcements.

The ladies' aid society of Broad
way Presbyterian church will meet
Friday with Mrs. Ida Wheaton, 709
Nineteenth street. Luncheon will
be served at 1890.
Ready to Help circle. Kings
Daughters, meets Tuesday, Nov. Z,
with Mrs. Glenn F. Burgston at the
Y. W. c. A. parlors.
A meeting of the Girl Scout coun-
ell will be held at O'Clock Thurs
day at the public library.
The regular meeting of the Pyth-
ian Sisters will be held at 1880
Wednesday evening at Turner hall,
Moline.
The Woman's Relief corps, No.
&c, will hold its regular meet at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Me-
mortal hall.
THE New Idea club will meet
Thursday with Mrs. w. "A. Brand,
1928 Thirty-siXth street.
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Surprised on Birthday.

A number Of friends surprised
Miss Lora Mogler, at her home at
1924 Fifteenth street. last night in
honor of hex birthday\ Games and
music was enjoyed and at the con-
elusion of the evening, a three
coursed luncheon was served.
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Suggestions

Suggestions
To Clean Enameled Ware-yor
will find that a half-worn whist
broom makes good scrubhin,
brush for enameled ware. Whso
your whisk brooms become worn
take them and trim them TO a
stub. Then scald with soapy wster
then with clear water and fnally
rinse with cold water.
When washing enamel ware II
the food sticks, you will find that a
few strokes with one of these
brooms removes it without injury
to the cooking utensil.
To Remove Iron Rustic take
iron rust out of any white goods
dissolve five cents worth of oxalic
acid in about three teacups of warm
rain water, let stand "a hours. II
there are still acid crystals in bot
tom of bottle. pour off clear water
and acid and use that. Pour LIQUID
through the strainer and be sure
and put in sun; if stains do not dis
appear, repeat until they do. Be
sure and thoroughly rinse the acid
out Immediately after the stain dis
appears May be used on the finest
fabric, but be sure and have in the
open air and in the sunlight. Ink
spots may be removed in the same
way.
Sliced Ham en- Casserole-0ne
pound sliced ham, two-thirds inch
thick, four new potatoes, one cup
water, IL cloves, one-Quarter tea
spoon paprika, one teaspoon
chopped parsley and two table
spoons -four. Have frying pan very
hot, add ham and brown thoroughly
on both sides. add water and let
boil one minute and remove ham
to stick cloves into it. Then place
in bottom of casserole. Add pars-
ley and paprika to water left in pan
and pour liquid over meat Cover
dilu Ddhc III d atS ONtu uui
hour. Roll potatoes in flour and
add to casserole and basic with
liquid. Cover and cook three-
fourths hour. Serve in casserole.
To Prevent Blistering-Use the
white of an egg instead of water in
preparing a mustard plaster and
plaster will not blister the skin.
Canoe, Salad-For four people
flake two nice cucumbers. Cut them
in halves Qegnthwise) and scoop
out the cucumber boat shaped 50
they can be stuffed. Prepare TIP
following mixture: One cup peas.
one cup celery, a bit of red pimentp
and the remaining cucumber kt
from boat Halves. Mix with mayo1-
naise dressing. season with salt aM
pepper, then return to the haiveAI
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-4H
Chamber of Horrors" a feature of
the Halloween stunts. Refresh
ments carrying out the seasonal
idea we're served.
The class will be entertained at
the regular study meeting next
Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Ellen Bolman, $50 Twenty
second avenue
Halloween Costume Party.
A Halloween party was given
last night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ]. Brandemeyer, 2440 Tween
ty-first avenue. The affair was a
costume party, the % guests COM
ing dressed in pretty and unique
costumes. Miss Cora Hermann and
Miss Bessie Copperstein received
the prizes for the best costumes.
Games were enjoyed and delicious
refreshments served.
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Collect Articles for Sale.

The D. A. r. Attic Shop sale will
open tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the Y. W. c. A. and con-
tinue until Thursday evening. AL
donations, no matter how trivial
will be appreciated by the sale
committee. The truck is busy to-
day collecting articles. and if any
friends of Fort Armstrong chapter
have articles to give. they are ask
ed to call a member of the com
mittee, Miss Clara Whitman, Mrs
B. D. Connolly and Miss Miriam
Walker.
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CAIsE NlDAR


TODAY.
4accabeee Halloween paFty.
AugussanS 7. G. r. U. neess win 4rS.
Wfiliaa Andersun.
Heien 0eu,d AUXILIARY halloween party
u Odd Fellows' hall.
tn City Sisteshood Temple Emanuel
meets with Mn. II. 3. Cohmsn. Daven-
port.
Mr.. and Mn. Z. c. Roberts. Davenport
give DINER for Miss Elisabeth Evans.
Special meeting of Amoe CaIdron ~
Eiks' hall.
W. C. T. o. meeting II Moline library.
Mrs. P. J. Carlson. 1890 Thirty eighth
street. hostess 70 Ivy 500 club.
Miss Persis williams. DavenpOrt. gives
bridge at Rock Island Arsenal Golf club
for tho Of brides-to-be.
Colonel Bracket circle. ladies OF the g.
A. H.. have afl-day meeting with Mrs.. ].
C. Stanton HOT Fourth avenue.
Mrs. C. z. Cornell Of Moline enteftains
at thimbley party.
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Hansen, Mrs. Nellie briggs, Mrs.
Mabel Wochner, Miss Charlotte
Stone, Mrs. W. L. Franks and Miss
Edna Nelson. Twenty-six members
have signed for the bowling league
and definite announcements of the
plans will be made Monday. Miss
Clare VanGalder will be in attend
ance at the state board meeting in
Decatur on Friday.
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Parties for Miss Curry.

The Misses Dorothy and Frances
Rhoads, 1882 Twenty-first street,
entertained small company of in
innate friends of Miss Greta Curry
Mt a prenuptial bridge this after
noon. Three tables are being
played, favors to be awarded win
ners of high scores. There will be
a party favor for the honoree.
Dinner will be served at 6 O'Clock
in the dining room, where decora-
tons are in the brides chosen col
ors, pink and cream, carried out
with roses. Roses are used in the
other rooms.
Tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Karl
WahIberg of Moline will entertain
at a bridge for Miss Curry and
Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. F. Rob-
inson. 613 Twentieth street, will
entertain at thimble party.
The marriage Of Miss Curry and
Floyd P. Ogden. of Denver, Colo,
will be an event of Saturday after
noon at the home of the bride
parents.
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Press Club Halloween Party.

Members of the Tri-City Woman's
Press club enjoyed a Halloween
party at the Auditorium of the
Times building in Davenport last
night. There were about thirty
five present. Upon entrance to the
dimly lighted hall, the guests were
greeted by uncanny looking ghosts
A program of weird, spooky games
featured the evening entertainment.
Special dances, including new
variation Of the Virginia reel were
given. Luncheon, the MENU con-
sisting of real Halloween eats, was
served. Those on the committee in
charge of-{he affair were Misses
Mable Wickham, Hannah Rothchild,
Stella Gibson, Angelus Malone,
Grace Woodrow and Grace La Velle.
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Mrs. Karl ". Wshibefg, 1905 Fifth
avenue. Moline. gives pre-nuptial for Miss
Curry. %
W. Z. c. business session.
Phi Delta Pas entertained by Mrs.
Robert Ryan.
d. A. 4. attic shop sale at Y. VI. c. A.
Margsret Giles circle. King Daugh-
ters meets with Mrs. b. J. Holet. 80
Fourteenth street.
Mrs c. W. Foss. 1905 Eighth avenue,
and Mrs. Paul Gordon Siias entertain Au-
gustana Endowment fund society.
Palestine Orphans sewing group meets
with Mrs. n. Canter. $50 Third avenue,
Moline.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Decker French. Dav.
EXPORT give dance at Outing club for
Miss Elizabeth Evans.
Mid-weekly Informal dinner dance al
Outing club.
Chaminade club meets with ~M1s. c. s.
Kramer. Davenport.
Pythian Sisters meet at Turner Hall
Moline.
Eliza GARFIELD tent meets.
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ocial Events
u. NJ. C. A. Activities.

An especially good Time was nd0
! 1t the birthday party last evening
Seventy were served a chicken sup
Der in the club rooms made festive
with Halloween decorations. The
gymnasium was used for the games
and stunts put on by those having
! birthdays in the different months.
rs. Ada Schwatka and Miss Grace
Warner put in a busy evening read
! ing palms. The Council Girls and
| o. l., C. club had charge Of the at
/, fair. spvering birthdays OF those in
April, May, June, July, August and
September.
Swimming class started last night
at Augustana pool. with Mrs. M. F..
Bundy, the physical director, as in
structor. The classes this year will
/ be held on Monday nights, to Z
class work; to s, class work and
general swim; to 9. class work
and general swim. Suits required
are gray cotton Annette Kellerman
, and physical examination is asked
Of those not having had an exami-
nation since March. The matrons'
class meets Wednesdays. 10 to II.
| Tonight is the gymnasium class
for business girls from Z to 8 and
a new class for business women
, from to 9 in aesthetic dancing.
There is also a wOman's class in
aesthetic dancing on Thursday aft
I ernoons from 2:30 to $3.50. The
woman's gymnasium class meets
Thursdays, 10 to II. All the classes
are doing good work and are en-
thusiastic under the teaching OF
Mrs. Bundy.
Miss Mary Crawford will meet the
dressmaking class Tuesday eve
nings from to 9. The millinery
class with Mrs. Charles Graham as
teacher, meets Friday nights from
IL to 9.
The noon bible class has been
having some-<ery worth while les
sons. Mrs. c. W. Halves arranges
the lessons so that any girl can
come in for short time.
The Council Girls meet Thursday
night with supper at 5:45. Mrs,
Halves will give the lesson from
Is. 6. Miss Annette Dempsey is the
newly elected president for the en-
suing year.
The Browns Business college
girls have their next meeting TO-
morrow evening.
| Mrs. Bundy is starting out Satur-
day morning. $50 to 1890, with a
class in aesthetic dancing fol-
school girls. No term ticket will be
required but each will pay a few
cents feet each time they come.
The Girl Reserve play hour is
4 from 2 to Saturday afternoons in
the gymnasium with Mrs. Bundy
teaching. Each girl pays a few
. cents feet each time she attends.