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Batteries recharged 75c. Service
station for Titan and Gould Batter
les. SHALLCROSS' GARAGE.
SUMMIT BRIDGE

MRS. Wllllam f0DSOn is OH lie SiCh
list.
Mrs. j. Frank Eliason is on the sick
list.
]. o. Clark spent Tuesday in Cecil
ton, Md.
Little Miss Kathryn Kane is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Foster and son are guests of
Mrs. Carrie Colt.
Stephen Foley spent Sunday with MIR.
Howard, of Bethel.
Ralph Young who has been i'll for
sometime is improving.
Samuel Daniels is helping H. X.
Thompson with his garage work.
Mrs. Ella Shaw has returned home
after spending sometime at Milford.
Mrs. Bender is entertaining her
grandson, Jack Naylor, bf Townsend.
Miss Florence Calhoun entertained
Miss Catherine Kane one day last week.
Miss Edith Colt, of Wilmington, is
spending sometime with Miss E. W.
Colt
Ernest Schrader and wife are spend
ing sometime with Fred Austin and
wife.
Mrs. Walter Deputy spent Thursday
with Mrs. Clifton Deputy, of St.
Georges.
Watson Austin and wife spent Sun
day with Mrs. Sullivan, of near Earl
I vile, Md.
Mrs. B. f. Crouch and children spent
last week with Mrs. Lillian Price, of
Earleville, Md.
Boyes Salmon and wife, of Whining
| ton, We're weekend visitors of Mrs.
Belle Salmon.
| George Kane, of Marcus Hook, spent
Saturday with his parents, Wallace
Kane and wife.
Miss Emily Blackburn, of Cecilton
is spending sometime with her father
Frank Blackburn.
Mrs. Erma Weber, of Porters. spen
the weekend with her parents, Harry
Crompton and wife.
Mrs. Mitchell Colt recently enter
tanned Mrs. Barton Hopkins ard chill
dren, of New Castle.
Austin Harvey has purchased 10
and is building home, which he hope
to have completed by fall.
William Money and wife, of Laurel
spent Sunday with James Money ant
wife, at Clayton's Corner.
| Mrs. Annie Crompton, of Whining
ton, is the guest of Walter Cromptol
and wife, of Clayton s Corner.
The annual picnic of Summit Sunda,
School will he held at st. Augustin
Beach, Thursday, August Sd.
| Master John Walters. of Chesapesk
City, Nd, was the guest of Master
Walter and Harry Clark on Sunday.
i The August meeting of the w. C. 7
~. will be held at the home of Mrs
Charles Smith, near Glasgow, Wednes
day afternoon, August I'd.
We are very sorry to report tina
Walter Deputy had fall last wee
and broke one of his ribs, but at thi
writing he is getting along very nicely
IL Quite a few of the farmers in thi
vicinity have threshed, ard the yield
not as good as they expected. 1t
reported that the wheat is of poe
quality. Hard luck for the farmer.
5 Mrs. J. o. Clark and Mrs. j. v
b Kane attended the Parent. Teachs
meeting held at Wolf Hall, Newark. c
July 18th. DR.. Florence Bamberge
of John Hopkins, Baltimore, Nd, ga,
: talk which was thoroughly enjoye
!. and very beneficial to those who we
n present to hear her.
i ]. Sharpless and wife, who have be-
! staying with her parents, Harv,
y Jewell and wife, for the past fe
i months, have taken an apartment
,s Philadelphia, where Mr.. Sharpless h
accepted position. We wish h
4 much success as he made quite fl
y friends while in this neighborhood.
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The new Opera House bonds
are being sold rapidly. Have you
made your purchase?
Card Of Thanks

We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to our many friends who were
so kind to US during the funeral services
and burial of our son Wilmer N, Man.
nering. whose body was returned from
France on Thursday. July 9th, and
interment made in Townsend cemetery
Sunday, July 9th.
FATHER AND MOTHER.
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STATE AND PENINSULA

From present prospects there will be
a large yield of sweet potatoes around
Milford.
Slaughter Neck camp-meeting and
Milton camp will begin August 10 and
August 20, respectively.
The annual homecoming day of the
Red Men of Delaware is to be held at
the fraternal home, near Newark, July
20.
The Elkton Athletic Association,
which is backing the baseball team of
the Susquehanna League, will hold a
carnival August to IL.
Competitive examinations were con.
Quoted at the Wilmington post office
this week for postmasterships at Mar.
shallton and Delaware City.
A community beach party, with
plenty of pillows, flock Of banjoes
ukeleles and singing of popular songs
was held Sunday night at Rehobotf
Beach.
A syndicate Of Sussex county mel
has purchased the hotel and 70 acres o
beach land at Slaughter Beach, once
favorite Delaware Bay resort, and ar
rebuilding many cottages.
Work on the State highway throug
Laurel, held up for three weeks owinl
to lack of stone and rainy weather, hs
been resumed and it is expected to b
completed within twoweeks.
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They Are Going Fast

The new series of Opera
House bonds are going fast.
Do not delay purchasing until
they are all disposed of. You
will regret it, if you do.
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FOR SALE-Two acre poultry and
truck farm, splendidly located in
Maryland. Six room house, buildings
4Ox78 ft. General store doing fine
business connected with the property,
also garage, wheelwright and black
smith shops. Possession immediate
ly. Owner will take mortgage for
one-half the purchase price. Address
TRANSCRIPT, Middletown, Del.
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have secured the agency for "The
Poultry Item, one of the largest
and best monthly poultry journals
published. The subscription price Is
$1.OO per year, or s1.75 for two years.
Send all subscriptions to j. G. BUR-
RIs. Middletown, Del. Telephone
273R11.
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WANTED-Good live man to collect
insurance for National Life Insurance
Co. Salary and Commission. Apply
to e. A. NELSON, S03 Ford Bldg,
Wilmington, Del.
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FOR SALE Berkshire Boar Pigs.
8 weeks old, papers can be given
dam Maybells Dutchess. The sire is
registered hog. G. H. DAVIDSON,
Middletown, Del. Phone 272R14.
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FOR SALE-To the people of Middle
town and vicinity some of the latest
models in used cars at very attractive
prices, which can offer you on small
monthly payments. Write me, T. U.
Box No. 169, Middletown, Del.
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WANTED-From 3 to acres of land,
with or without buildings. State price
and location. Address, P. o. Box 80,
Odessa, Del.
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FOR SALE-An outside Acetylene
light plant with fixtures and stove.
Will be sold cheap. Apply to GEORGE
W. DAVIS, Odessa. Del. Phone 46R4.
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Classified COIum n
FOR SALE

RADIO PARTS, per Government speci-
fications complete; phone included,
$500. Z. G. FREDERICKS Co., 2846
Penna. Ave-, Baltimore, Md.
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WANTED

WANTED-A good secondhand No. IL
Pump Gun. Must be in good condi-
ton. Apply to The TRANSCRIPT
OFFICE.
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REAL ESTATE

If you are looking for House or
Farm. Call to see JOHN HELDMYER,
JR., Real Estate Broker, Main street,
Middletown, Del.
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NOTICE

NOTICE-I wish to inform the public
that never have contracted any bills
on my husband H. H. Pleasanton, of
Odessa, but have helped earn every
dollar he has made. His wife, MRS.
ANNA MARIE PLEASANTON.
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Orders taken for embroidery
work. MRS. J. H. EMERSON.
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WEDDINGS.



The wedding of Miss Rose Gere
and Harold J. Keigwin took place
at 1880 o'clock yesterday morning
on the birthday of the bride, at the
Carlock ranch two miles south of
the city. The Rev. Hugh A. Coop
er. pastor of the Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremony in
the presence of friends OF the
young couple. The bride Is from
Livingston, Tenn. She came TO
New Mexico over three years ago
from Austin, Tex. She was en-
ployed Tor a year and a half in the
office of the Red Cross home serv-
ice and has been in the office OF
the federal educational board for
the past years. Mr.. Keigwin
came here from jefferson, Ind,
about six years ago. He has been
associated with the Bruno Dieck-
mann Real Estate company for
the past two years. The couple
left yesterday for honeymoon
trip to Old Mexico via Eel Paso.
They will be at home after Febru-
airy ! at 215 West Marble avenue.
The GUESTS at the wedding were:
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh A, Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs, Bruno Dieckmann,
Mr.. and Mrs. ], B. Mcdonald MIR.
and Mrs, Clarence Lafont. Mrs. A..
NJ. Bailey, Miss Mack, Miss Mabel
Mcdonald, Miss Erma Wolking,
Miss Mary Lee Fitzgerald, Miss Ora
Fitzgerald, Miss Josie Coward,
Mr.. Robinson. Ewing Mcdonald,
Neil S, Carlock. Mrs. Ethel Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. Carlock.
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o.

It has been a great week. An
other huge musical show has been
presented with home talent to the
great pleasure of the populace. All
Of the local favorites appeared and
endeared themselves increasingly
to their admirers. "Springtime,
the latest. deserves its title of the
best yet" The Shriners are to be
congratulated.
The Monday evening concert was
not quite so successful due to a
number Of conditions over which
the audience had no control. Miss
Rea has been with us for a week
now, Just yesterday regaining suf-
ficient strength TO return to her
work in New York. 1t Is under
stood that she takes with her Mrs.
Lewis B. Thompson, whom she is
willing to recommend to any musi-
clan as an accompanist of great
ability.
There were even few regular
parties last week to enliven the
somewhat drab social calendar.
The dinner dance of Wednesday
evening and the big social calen-
dar. The dinner dance Of We'd
nesday evening and the big bridge
tea OF yesterday afternoon were
affairs Of proportions and promi-
nence of the week. Many other
such entertainments are planned
for the near future.
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ENGAGEMENT OF MISS FLY
AND MIR. PECK TOLD,

]. L. Fly of Dallas. Texas, an
nounces the engagement of his
daughter, Miss Mia Fly, of this
city, to Carson c. Peck. The mar
riage of the young couple will take
place late in February at the home
of the bride-elect in Dallas Texas,
where they will later make their
home.
Miss Fly has been living in AL
huquerque for the past two and a
half years, during which time she
has been employed in the offices
of the Albuquerque and Cerillos
Coal company. She is graduate
Of the Sam Houston college at
Huntsville, Texas. She will return
to her home in Dallas about Feb
ruary /. Mr.. Peck is from Salina,
Kansas. He has been in Albuauer-
que for the past two years as man
ager of the Woolworth store. He
has recently been promoted to dis
trict manager of the chain Of stores
and will have headquarters at Dali
las. He left for Dallas on Friday
evening.
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WE'LL COUNTRY CAMP.
ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Howard,
former manager and matron Of the
camp. have moved to town.
Mrs. Kassing, the new cook, has
surely made hit with the boys.
Several of the Indiana boys claim
she is either from heaven or, Indi-
ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mitchell of
Kansas City. Mo. who have been
the guests of Paul Stevens for the
past week, left Tuesday for Los
Angeles. Calf.
DR.. Holgate. of Oregon, a sister
Of DR.. Frisbie, of Albuquerque, is
spending the weekend at camp.
She has proven to be a regular
good Samaritan to our tray patti
ents, and royal entertainer to all
of us.
Mr. Kenneth veitch has moved
into town.
The latest Improvement at camp
is telephone, which was installed
last week.
Visitors at camp this week were
DR.. Evelyn Frisbie. Mrs. w. VIII
son, Mrs. White. Mr. and Mrs. War
mock, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Gibson
Misses Anna and Olga Stuckel
Messrs. Hammond, Bonham, Waite
and Johnson.
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HIGH SCHOOL MUSICIANS
PLEASE CLUB FOLKS.

The program given by the High
School orchestra before the Fort
nightly Music club on Tuesday was
one deserving more than passing
comment. Under the able direction
OF Miss Bertha Peet the young mu-
sicians are fast acquiring a profess
sional style.
Mrs. John D. Clark read an in
teresting and comprehensive paper
on Demonstration" describing the
various Instruments and their in
divldual adaptability to certain
styles of composition. BY request
the orchestra rendered Evening
STAR" the cello carrying the solo
alone quite creditably in the abb
senee of the trombone.
The program closed with popu-
lar numbers, a whirlwind of syn
copation roundly applauded. Fol-
lowing the program the club went
into a business session. Plans
were made for immediate activities
which will be announced as ma
terialized.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
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Mrs. ]. P. Stockton. Of Austin,
Texas, returned to her home yes
terday morning, after visit OF
two weeks at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl C. Magee. A few of Mrs.
Magee's intimate friends were in
vinted to meet Mrs. Stockton infor-
mally on Friday afternoon.
Miss Molly Kelly, of New York,
Is i'll with pneumonia at the st.
Joseph sanatorium. She came from
the east last week to attend the
funeral of her uncle. p. #. Nc
Gamma.
Herbert Horton has returned
from q trip to Kansas City and
Des Moines.
Miss Virginia Rea, coloratura So
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Doris Pineau in brilliant peacock
costume was artistically done. Miss
Pineau is a character dancer of
exceptional ability who is seen
too intrequently in the city.
The choruses Of the play were
composed Of the following MEM
bers:
Society Group-Lila Boyd, Louise
Blakemore, Betty Mack, Grace
Wickham, Dorothy Wickham. Hell
EN- Grunsfeld, kathryn Cunning
ham Frances Cartwright, Ben
Harris, Harold Ely, VIM. Vaughey.
Don Cavanaugh, Edmund Clayton,
Joe Hall, Harold Levitt and Otto
Bebber.
Seryants-Mary Livingston, Ruth
Riedling, Gladys Bass, Rebecca
Fee, Catherine Nunhst, Evelyn
Parrish, Lillian Caldwell and Ma
RE owen.
Bridesmaids - Wayne Galley.
Mrs. H. l.. Kenny, Mrs. Albert X.
Blakemore, Mrs. Earl c. Porter
field, Mrs. Walter Noneman, Mrs.
Paul H. Roberts, Mrs. r. C. Bangs
and Mrs. Il. l., Cooper.
Maids Of Honor and Best Men
Lillian Kempenioh, Helen Groves.
Alice Lewis, Grace Charming. Ben
Harris and Joe Hall.
Wedding Guests - Mrs. A. /.
Riedlng, Florence Hanson, c. M.
Barber, Frank Darrow, Mrs. r. l..
Mcneil, Anna Snow, A. l. Riedling,
! sam Baumgarten, Mrs. +. NJ. Lyon,
Cleda Mae Bass, l.. b. Thompson
and r. l.. Chapman.
Quartet-FTank barrow. Harry
Walter, L, B. Thompson and C. NJ
| Barber.
May Day Guests-Mrs. A. /,
Riedling, Anna Snow, A. 1. Red
ling, +. L. Chapman, Mrs. R. L.
Chapman, Cleda Mae Bass, Sam
Baumgarten, Francis McGaugh
Mrs. w. l.. Noneman, Florence
Hanson, L. B. Thompson and Har-
ry Walter.
Playmates Vivian Carroll
Seheer, Dorcas johnson, Dorothy
Hoover, Hazel Blake, Elizabeth
Graham, Betty, Chase, Arthur Lily.
ingston and Jimmie Gladding.
Futurist Group-Catherine Nun.
list, Athena Koury. Betty Ziegler
Rebecca Fee, Mary Livingston, An.
mabel Franklin, Marion Raney
Marie Owen, Lillian caldwell, Mar.
tina Moore, Niles Strumquist ant
Ruth Riedling.
Jury Group Violet Buxton
Stella Stubs, Herman French
Perces Bryce, Antoinette Chauvin
> Anna Connant, India Clifford
Clarke Watson, Helen Newberg,
!, Adeline Clifford, Mrs. Walter
| Noneman and Helen Hemlin.
/ Can't Help Loving the Girls
Eliza Seligmah, Annabel Franklin
Elizabeth Fee, Nellie Falkenberg
Lenore Petit, Clara Stevens, Heller
Schneider, Sophie Sickler, Rose
mary Horgan, Helen Stevens, Der
nadine Lewis, Dolores Benjamin
Nadene Bowers, Jescile Wolf, Ell;
Clayton and Eunice Herkenberg.
! Rainbow Trail-Cleda Mae Bass
Grace Chaning, Mrs. e. L. Cooper
Mrs. Walter Noneman, Valyn
Galley, Mrs. Earl c. Porterfield
Mrs. r. L. Kenny, Mrs. Albert K
Blakemore, Lillian Kempenich ant
Mrs. Paul H. Roberts.
i Mardi Gras - Grace Wickham
Frances Cartwright, Louise Blake
more, Laura Shaner Doroth,
Wickham, Thelma Noe, Violet Ian
caster, Johanna Kleipworth, Bett,
Mack, Helen Grunsfeld and Heller
Sievert.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO
In Albuquerque Society.
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The Commercial club entertained
at a ball last night. The music
was excellent. The gathering held
till a late hour. Those present
were: Messrs, and Mesdames S.
Neustadt, M, Mandell, I. Grunsfeld.
w. H. Hahn, Frank Mckee, C. X.
Newhall, L. L. Medler, ]. G. AL
bright, A. Borders; Mesdames A.
Grunsfeld. J. r. Saint, Harper,
Frankfutter; Misses Mamie Carter,
Madrid, Heyes, Fitch, Hahn, Stew
ems. Baer, Saint; Messrs. Pickard,
Alger, Chamberlain, Flournoy,
Frost. Ifertzog, II. Welller, Ray
nolds, II. Myers, Cleland, New
conner, Newman, Wilkerson, D.
Weller, f, L. Myer.
The light sparkling comedy,
per Telephone" was well pre-
scented at Orchestrion hall last
night by some clever performers
from the university. Tom Keleher
in the divertlng part of Guy Narl-
ing made a very palpable hit. The
part of Nan had been prepared by
Miss Mata Tway, but as that young
lady was unable to be present, Miss
Ethel Hickey interpreted the char
acter with much ability. Miss Nell
lie Brewer was excellent as Nora
Miss Lou Anderson as Mary and
Linus Shields as Ned did full Jus
time to their parts
The elegant Maloy apartment
house may he considered as com
pleted. Yesterday three families
were moving In. Mr.. Maloy and
family will live in the south apart
ment, James Grunsfeld will have
the middle flat and DR.. ]. r. Elder
viii have the north end. The home
Is one Of the prettiest In the city.
Miss Grace Hahn left Friday
night on the flyer to pay n visit TO
friends and relatives In BROOKLYN,
N, Y. She expects to be absent
several weeks.
Many OF the society folk of AL
buquerque are planning to be pres
ent at the inaugural ball and re-
ceptlon to be given to Governor
Otero next Thursday evening at
Santa Fe.
Mrs. James A. Wroth delight
fully entertained the members OF
the Tuesday Literary club at her
beautiful home on North Fifth
street. Prof. c. e. Hodgin stood
up TO preside over an old fashioned
spelling bee. Mrs. Wroth and
Mrs, March were captains.
From the Journal-Democrat,
January, 1902.
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U. N. M. SOCIETY

Closed season for social stunts
prevails on the campus on account
of the mid-year examinations.
The Phi Mu girls held their regu-
lar "cosey' at the chapter house
on Thursday afternoon from to
@. Miss Helen McGinnis, a Phi
Mu Of. Waterville, Maine, was a
guest OF the chapter for q few
days on her way to California.
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DANCES.

The music committee of the Elks'
club has announced another dance
in the new ball room on January
27. Music will be furnished by the
Elks orchestra, b group of seven
musicians from the full orchestra
Of the lodge.
Mrs. Inez Westlake, local artist
who makes specially of Indian
stenciling and embroidery on wo-
mems garments. has opened a
studio down town. She will be
found afternoons in room of the
Melini building. She will also con-
duct her china painting class. in
which there are twenty members
OF the Woman's club, at the studio.
She will also keep a display of her
attractive handwork there,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cooperrider, q son, on Friday,
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prano who appeared here in con-
cert last Monday evening, will leave
today for New York city. She has
been detained here by illness.
DIR. and Mrs F. L. Schneider.
Miss Helen Schneider and Miss
Pansy Hicks motored to Santa Fa
last weekend to attend the high
school basketball game there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George simms. Mrs
Margaret Medler and Mrs. r. w.
D. Bryan motored to san Ysidro
for tea last Sunday afternoon.
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EDITORS NOTE.

) All items for the Sunday {
society section must be in the
) Journal office by Saturday
noon at the latest, Reporters
, are urged to call the Journal
> as early in the week as posi-
Bile after the event occurs.
> The society editor may be
5 reached at telephone No. 10.
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Princess Mary's emerald engage
ment ring has served to recall the
fact that Mary, Queen of Scots,
was the possessor OF a wonderful
collection of those regal gems.
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Mrs. McAvity, the noted Cana
dian artist. who has just completed
q portrait OF the Prince of Wales,
says that the heir to the throne is
the most friendly and consideratc
sitter she has ever met.
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lasted quite late. The evening was
most delightfully."- spent by the en-
tire party of merrymakers.
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CLUBS.

Mrs. Carl MILKY entertained the
Ensemble Bridge club at her home
on Monday afternoon.
A big turkey dinner for seventy
five persons was given January 81
| by the Housekeepers' club of
| Ranches de Atriseo. The affair
was held at six O'Clock at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Donaldson.
| The newly elected officers of the
| club are: Mrs Stanley Vivian,
president; Mrs. Farrell, vice presi-
dent Mrs. Charles Hall, secretary,
and Mrs Cockrell, treasurer.
The Tuesday Literary club met
last week at the home of Mrs. A..
B. McMillen on West Central ave-
nue. for Bible study. The principal
address of the afternoon on the
subject was made by the Rev. Will
liam Worthington of Providence,
r. l., temporary rector Of the st.
John Cathedral church. The cur
rent events discussion was lead by
Mrs. Lynn H. Fox. A business ses-
sion followed the program. The
next meeting will be held on jan
uary 81 at the home Of Mrs. c. M.
Bolts on University Heights.
The Business and Professional
Women's club will meet on Mon
day evening at 6:15 o'clock at the
Y. w. c. A. on North Second street
The address of the evening will be
made by II. r. Robinson. who will
give an illustrated lecture on In,
dian basketry. Miss Mary Paine
will give planolog and the wo.
mans club chorus will sing.
The Conversation and Bridge
club was entertained last Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. s
B. Miller.