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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Hall have
returned from visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. j. T. Merrill has returned to
her home at Pitts Creek after spend
ing some time in Wilson, N. C..
Mr.. Harold Matthews, Of Philadel-
phia, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Matthews last week.
Mrs. Ernest C.. Young, of Cape
Charles, has been the guest sof her
sister, Mrs. Cleveland Townsend.
There will be preaching at Oak
Grove Church every Sunday afternoon
from now on by Rev. j. P. Daniel.
Prof. and Mrs. Eutsler are home
after spending the Holidays with the
formers parents in Winchester, Va.
Miss Irma Bevans has returned to
her home in New York after visit of
several days with Miss. Annie Young.
Mr.. Bryan Pilchard, Of Philadel-
phia, spent the Holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Pilchard.
Miss Anne Young left Tuesday of
this week for Massillon, Ohio, where
she will spend the rest of the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Chauncey A.
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman D. Coul-
bourne and son of Easton, Pa, spent
the early part of the week with the
formers mother, Mrs. Emma r. Coul-
bourne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hancock,
of Baltimore, have returned home af-
ter spending. the Holidays with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Vincent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson have
returned to their home at Smyrna,
Del, after visit with Mrs. Wilson's
mother, Mrs. Bessie Merrill, of Wal
nut street.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-01-05
WORCESTER DEMOCRAT, POCOMOKE CITY, MARYLAND
+, Mr.. Charles Millar of Cape Charles
spent the weekend in Pocomoke.

i, Mr.. Charles Millar of Cape Charles
spent the weekend in Pocomoke.
Miss Mary Davy, Of Baltimore
spent the Holidays with her mother
Miss Mildred Clogg spent the week
end with friends in Cape Charles, Va
Mr.. Claude Branner, Of Washing
ton, D. c., has been on a visit t.
friends in this city.
Mr.. Francis Sheppard, accompanied
by Mr.. Wood Payne, motored tx
Philadelphia, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Miles, of New
Church, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Stevenson, Of
Cape Charles, Va, were visitors il
Focomoke this week.
Miss Olive Fries has returned tc
Philadelphia, after spending the Holt
days with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. R. Merrill, OF
Fairmount, spent the weekend with
their daughter, Mrs. c. X. Howard, Of
Laurel street.
Mr.. Dunno Grande has returned to
Philadelphia after spending the Holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Grande of Dudley avenue.
8 Miss Cynthia Payne has returned
to Philadelphia after spending the
Holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodland Payne of Market st.
Quite a number of Pocomoke people
attended dance given by Miss Ellen
Wharton at her home in Stockton,
Md, Monday evening Of this week.
Mr.. Victor Johnson, of Ohio, spent
the Holidays with his parents in
Mr.. johnson was formerly
by the I. H. Merrill Co., Po-
comoke.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-01-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. A. D. Merrill is visiting her
parents at Winchester, Va.
Mrs. Annie Barnes is spending
some time at Ocean Grove, N. ].
Mr.. and. Mrs. E. T. Hope, of Sails
bury, spent the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wiltbank have
been visiting friends in Virginia.
Mr.. George w. Cutler, Of Ports
mouth, Va, was visitor in town this
week.
Mr.. c. C. Birmingham, of Balti-
more, is visiting relatives at Pitts
Greek.
Mrs. Emma Walls is spending the
winter at GAINESVILLE, Fla, with her
daughter.
Mr.. T. A. Ward, Of Baltimore, spent
a part Of the Christmas holidays in
this city.
Mr.. J. M. Fendlay has returned
home after spending the Xmas holi-
days in Baltimore.
Mr.. Harrison and James Merrill
spent the weekend in Smyrna, Del,
visiting their sister, Mrs. Edward
Wilson. ,st
Mr.. G. C. Hudson has returned to
Texas after spending a few days with
trends and relatives here and at
Stockton.
Mr.. A. H. Stevens left Tuesday of
this week for New York where he
was called at the death Of his sisters
husband.
Mr.. Milton Baylis, of Norfolk, Va,
spent the, Holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Baylis, of Mar
ket street.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-01-05
CIVARZ STORE NEWS

Agency for American Lady Cor
sets. There are no better.
If in need Of q Coat, Suit or Dress,
visit our second floor department.
The only correct patterns are the
Butterick. We sell them.
None better than ready-to-wear in
ladies' goods than we carry.
New arrivals in Coats, Suits, and
Dresses. It is the biggest, and best
and most reasonable priced line we
have ever had. Give US call.
BENJAMIN GIVARZ.
Pocomoke City, Md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14

The marriage Of Miss clara Louise
rcnberthy. daughter OF Mrs, J. ".
Peaberthy. 10 Mr Glen Evans VII
son. son 81 Mr. and Ms Harrison H.
Wilson. viii BE- solemulEed Tuesday
evening. April e. al $50 o'clock in
he Madrona Presbyterian church.
with the Rev William A, Major read,
ng the service.
Mrs- Prnherthy will give her
laughter In marriage and the maids
af the bridal party win be Miss
, ouiso Ellingcr. maid % honor. Miss
'touise powisy. Miss Nerua PuWioy.
Miss Marie Nor,iahl and Miss Ruby
Hutchinson. bridesmaids The little
flower giFl VIII be Lois Jane Brad
bury
Mr. Robert Macfarlanc viii be best
man and AR. Ralph Major. Mr.. vii.
lam Boyd. Jr. MF Frank Small and
Mr Hart Snyder. the ushefs
Tho wedding marches viii be-
played hy Miss sylvia Troho and h.
oore the ceremony Miss Hannah
Hughes viii sins
Following the service there viii b.
reception at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs renberthy win be as.
sisted ia Mrs. William n. ruwncr. %
nellinghsm. Mrs John Allwsrd, Airs.
Clinton Fleetwood. Miss Mildred Her
uian Miss Carrie kollnor. Miss Mar.
sarct Herman aud Miss Mildred
hutler.
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PdtronesSes Named for
Mission Card PdrtU

Tho patrunoasrs for she hudts
and NAH ionEg party Broadwl A.
circle Of the Fruit and t1oN
mission viii give al the Engiuce
club on Monday afternoon. April u
will include the following list;
Mrs =. s Goodwin. Mrs =. h
Oliver. Mra o. n pcrshinE. MIS-
Per Lee Welty. Mrs = NJ Brudn
Airs J. =. Argue. Mira W. q. Ciafk
Mira :. r Hayes Mrs w. +. KIN
nedy Mrs n. O. Mcknight. Mrs.
H. l. Merritt Mrs u. l. Prbtt
Mrs Fred Powell. Mrs r. X
wyiie. Mrs william Pigott. ,irs
:. l. spencer. Mrs ". ". Iaihfop
Mira A. T. McCaiium. Mrs. l.
smith. Mira W. a. Fritch. Mrs, =
c. AIT Mrs A. NJ Atwood. Mrs
J. h Brantnober. Mrs. A. W. Greek
EFT. Mrs william Calvert
Mrs. Arthur Campbell. Mrs. W o
Coppa Mrs ~. n. Dudley, Mrs
Gerald Frink. Mrs W. .. Fisher,
Mrs. J.. g. Horton. Mrs J r. Hama
man. Mira ~ A. Johanson. Mra. A.
p I.oe. Sir. j. c. Lang. AIRS
Henry II. Morris Mrs ". 4. Peters.
Mira Louis schwagrr. MrA 4. A.
Sutherland. Mrs NJ l. Spencer
Mrs Park W. willis. Mrs w II.
Lyons and Airs r. c jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Campfire Notes

The trip TO Camp sealth for Easter
vacation lasts from Monday evening
to Thursday morning. All girls must
sign up at the ship and pay deposit
OF 81. The fee will be tho
Same az during tho summer camp
81 a day. The boat leaves Pier
-Four at $40 in the afternoon. and ar.
rives In Seattle at $40 Thursday
morning. The boat fare will be 30
cents. Girls are urged TO bring seeds.
bulbs. flowers and plants for planting
and transplantlng over at camp.
Heavy sweaters. extra stockings.
shoes and plenty of wnrm blankets
will be needed.
All material for the May Torch
should be in nj headquarters by April
IS. Favorite poems, stories of group
organizations and Camp editorials are
a few suggestions.
The stoohc Campfire Girls have
made two dozen dish towels for the
galley aboard Camaraderie. Most OF
them arc handmade with the group
name neatly embroidered in the cor.
ner.
A new group OF girls at Alld, un.
der the guardianship OF Mrs. Chris.
ner. In making dish towels for the
ships galley. They are re-decorating
cottage near Alki Point for their
own use. The cottage was given to
the girls by gentleman in the
neighborhood who is interested In
Campfire work.
Where arc the group pennants?
Tho day when Miss Ruth returns 10
Seattle we want to greet her with
pcnnnnts representing every group
in the city-flying from the mast.
April rs IL the date for the cap.
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tain's dinner. II is TO be held aboard
the Camaraderie. Only Firemakers
and Torch Bearers are eligible. The
other requirements are TO TO sub
scribe to Everygirls and Torch; have
both parents ship Comrades (having
given definite service or financial as.
sistance to ship; earn and give 10
ship fund IS. give 10 hours OF real
work aboard ship cleaning, washing
windows. etc.l: turn in a written &c.
count Of the second annual North.
west conference OF Campfire Girls,
and have record of attendance OF
rs per cent nj group meetings.
The monthly dinner OF the Sun.
day school teachers OF st. Marks
church was cooked and served
Wednesday evening. April ., by the
Hantayweo Campfire Girls OF the
same church. Ethel Liyesley, Sara
Blair, Louise culwell, and Miss Van
Brocklin. the guardian, cooked the
dinner. while the rest OF the group
set tables and served. a vote of
thanks was given the girls by the
teachers Afterwards. A cake and
candy sale has been planned for the
near future to raise funds for the
furnishing OF portable on the
church grounds that has been given
tho group for ciubroom. Many
OF the girls are going camping
Easter vacation at the Campfire
Girls camp in Kirkland.
AZ the guardians training course
meetings, Monday. April II. from Z
TO In the evening, and Wednesday
morning. April i6, from 10 to IL In
the morning, Campfire songs, with
all the motions, will be taken MP.
Any guardian not taking tho
course, but wishing TO attend either
one OF these meetings, is invited to
do so.
Tho Woanbeha Campfire Girls,
under the guardianship of Miss
Mclna Rogers, held their semi-an.
nual election of officers. The fol.
lowing were the results: President,
Marian Elder; vice president. Jane
Evans; treasurer, Betty Lewis; song
leader, Louise Pope. and scribe,
Margaret Payzant. A menu was
to the group for APP.
prevail. 1t is to be used on their
weekend visit to Camp Sealth,
which was won for collecting the
largest number of Christmas toys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Commits Suicide
by InhaIinp Gas

Addressing note to his wife, de-
claring that continued ill-health had
driven him to act, L. E. deNeer-
gard Killed himself by inhaling
gas in a room at the Bell apart
ments 1894 First ave. Saturday.
The body was found by Mrs May
Thomas, the proprietress. and a
number of roomers who broke in
the door late Saturday afternoon.
The deNeergaards resided at 5o7
saith ave. The body is at the city
morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Pinchot to Join
Coolidge Cohorts

HARRISBURG. Pa. April a.
Gov. Clifford Pinchot, leading ex.
ponent OF prohibition enforcement
and long considered an insurgent
in the ranks of rock-ribbed repub-
licanlsm in Pennsylvania, has made
his peace with the organization.
BY conceding the republican nom.
iation to President Calvin Cool.
idge and relinquishing whatever
thoughts OF 1t he may have had for
himself Gov. Pinchot has served to
solidify the republican party-on
dry enforcement.
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Personal

Mrs. W n White. who has been
spending the winter In California. 10
expected home on Tuesday.
stra j. 81. Wade. u wenatchse.
is the house guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce GriFsu. AZ their home a, Ear
liagioa
Mr. Edsar l.. Webster is ia Cali.
fornia ca two weeks trip.
Air. and Airs. r. II. Hhmlln have
removed from their home 20 tho
olympian apartments.
Miss Jane and Miss Ruth Nettlt,on
arc homo from Miss Ransom's school
AZ Piedmont. 20 spend their Easter
variation with their parents. Mr. and
airs. Walter b Net,leton.
Mr.. Emerson Gdfuths. OF Portland.
was weeks end visitor In town.
Mira. Charles Dresser yurphey
Cynthia Robertson viii leave next
Thursday FOR Coronado. 20 join
Lieut., Murphcy. who ia returning
from the Panama cruise.
Mrs Chester Caithness dfelcn
HardinEl. Of Washington. D. c.. and
her sister. Mrs, Eugene Bcebo (Marie
HHriingl. Of Honolulu. are visiting
their father. Mr.. Herbert L. Harding.
At 1929 24th ave,
Mr.. H. l.. Faulkner, Of juneau. is
IN town. guest at the Hotel Wash.
ington.
PERSONALS the-n0.l& -?
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Pringio |
are removing TO nm apartment nt
The Broadmore. 42S Terry ave.
Mira. Henry Ristine Is expected 1
home Tuesday from three weeks
visit IN California.
Francis Frink. spafford Frink.
James Brinkley. Raun De Voc and |
Jack McLauchlan. viii como over |
Tuesday from the University school.
In Victoria. to spend the Easter |
holidays at their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Roger Morse Bone,
who removed recently to Los An
Eelcs to mako their homo. have
taken a house at No. cabrillo pl. |
Mrs. Arthur Hamlin, who has
been whiting her parents. Mr.. and |
Mrs. ]. n. sandvigen. left Saturday |
for San Diego to join her husband,
Ensign Hamlln. attached TO the U. |
s. s. Omaha, who Is returning from
tho Panama cruise.
Miss Lucille McRae, of Vancouver. |
y. c.. who has been a guest at the
Hotel Washington for the past week.
Sunday. to her home.
Mr.. Phabc Smith. OF Spokane. and
Mr.. Dwight Paul, OF Rochester n. |
y. who were weekend guests Mt the
Hotel washington, left last night
for Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Albers
and little daughter. Gencvieve, with
Mrs. Richard A. Swain. left Friday
by motor for months trip to Call.
fornIa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

JOINT CARD PARTY
Tho Musouic club and the East
ern star olub viii give a joint c,rd
party in The Masonic club rooms.
Saturday evening, April 10. at s
o'clock. Mrs Ella RossmAn. prcsl.
dsnt' Of tho Eastern star club. is
chairman u the affair. and Mira
fansy shhfor. chairman OF the
Eastern Star Wednesday Bridge
club. and Mrs Helen Munger are
assisting chairmcn Bridge and
whist will b. played. Masons. East.
ern stars and their frieudA invited.
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Patrolman NJ. A. Coons, Both
strawn and Desormier were held In
jail for investigation.
Joe Sier and G. A. Farnham.
Karl hotel, reported Sunday night
that they were strong-armcd by
two bandits near the Tourist hotel.
but that they lost no money or
valuablea
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Bridge and Whist Party


Tickets Tor the bridge and whist
party which is TO be given for tho
heneft Of the Sacred Heart orphan.
agc. m tho lobby q the Columbus
sanitarium. az Roron aud Madison.
a. o'clock on April -. have been
selling rapidly.
Mrs. Prank Carroll who rs ia
charge Of the affair Is assisted by a
large corps ~ workers. Chairmon
% tho various committees ue. Mu
H. II. Peck. tickets; Mrs. Edward
4. Kelly. refreshments. Miss Fran.
ces German. music. and Miss Mar.
garet Schmitt. publicity.
During the afternoon musical So.
lections VIII b. rendered and re-
frcshmrnts served
Tickets may be- procured, or "a.
hlvs reserved. by calling Mn. Peck.
PA stsst0,
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give short talks on their own bust.
ness. The new members who joined
the club during the recent member.
ship contest will be introduced.
a report viii be given on the clubs
recent trip oyer the Carbon river
road to Mount Rainier at which
time they served sandwiches and cof.
fee 10 the volunteer road workers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Hiss Macpherson
BetYOthed

SIR and Mrs. " r. Macpherson
announce tho engagement Of their
daughter. Fraser. TO Air. S. ]. Cal.
,ierhcad, son Of Atr and Mrs. S. c.
Cslderhend. OF Seattle.
Both Miss Macpherson and Mr.
calderhead Graduated from the Uni
ersi,y Of washington. where she
- a member Of Alpha Phi sorority.
,lnd Mr. C8iderhead n affiliated
ayith Della Theta fraternity.
The Wedding viii take place May
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Hold Victim and
Alleged Bandit

Identified by Jerry Desormier,
mechanic ms the man who strong
armed him and robbed him OF SIS
Sunday night, Herbert Strawn, II,
was arrested at the Ohio hotel by
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Melody Club
Entertained

Mrs. Gathn Peterson entertained
the members of the Melody club ~
her homo on Thursday evening. when
the following program was given.
Mgzrp sonrano=-
ave Maria" as....s.....franz Abt
Mrs cha. 4. Piimgton.
anSgnnx waters .......... Brahms
Mrs oatha Petersen.
Mszro soprano
ca Noon lfrom '-rhs Sun piai
CyetH-f s.s.-fsr+s.ssss hfenacofubs
90 April Fool' .ss.s..s.....s.r.
Miss fuHrit SaIiu.
Paper on ~TIfs % ponlrettt-'
Miss Dorothsa Rodgers.
aeaao soprauo--
tal '~rhs Jewel sons" from
C'Faust''l ...-.s..t...... oounod
s.ssss.s.tts-s ssasf srrsstsss. Iouund
tbl 70 Ny FIRST Lave ........ Lohr
Nrs- Helen Halt
ms World Is waiting Tor ths
Sunrise" ..........t.-.....
Miss Olga KnehL
Mszso rontraits--
Dawn in ths Desert Gsrtruds Rbss
Miss Ely saiin.
Memo soprano--
The Swallows" .......s4s......Ce wsn
Mrs. Gstha- Peterson.
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Luncheon Planned for Saturday at Sunset
Club, Wedding Attendants Chosen

Mss ETHEL IRWIN ana Anss
wi Eleanor Irwin have arranged a
luncheon Of twelve covers followed
2y NAH iongg, Tor saturday after,
noon. April no. AZ The sunset club,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
BUREAU OF
ISSIN G.
RELATIVES

The Star invites its readers 90 use this
department ~ an aid In finding missing
relatives or friends. Tho department a,
TO help In reunitinE those who have boon
separated. Those whose relatives or
friends arc missing are invited TO report
tho disappearance directly to The Star.
Headers who may know the whereabouts
Of persons mentioned In this column ms
missing arc requested also 10 report to
Tho Star. Other newspapers arc Invited
20 reproduce such items as viii interest
their readers.
The main office OF the Western
Union Telegraph company'is holding
undelivered kilograms in regard to
the death or illness OF friends or
relatives for the following persons:
FRANK SAULTIAR, 5Osl califor.
mia ave.
PETER MUNsON, Seattle.
MRS. IVA STONER, lis n. 43rd
st.
MRS. MARGARET, postoffice box
1873.
MRS. BUTLER, 1907 Rainier ave.
A. ID. JOHNSON. Hotel Yesler,
Sixth ave. and Yesler way.
CLIFFORD w. REED is asked 70
write "A. l.. r." at box 655. Brem.
erton, Wash, on a business matter
Immediately.
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Parties for Miss Marsh

. To compliment Miss Mabel Marsh.
.og Connecticut. who Is visiting Mrs
Maguus r. Crawford. MIS- Crawford
Anderson viii entertain with an In.
formal luncheon on Tuesday after
noon AZ the Golf club. Only intimate
friends have been asked,
saturday afternoon az tho sunset
club. MrS, parrah Corbct viii have
a luncheon Of twelve covers for Miss
Marsh and her hostess Mis-. cmw.
ford
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AUXILIARY MAPLE
IEAE POST 40 81

Auxiliary 20 Maple Leaf Post No
p viii give whist party Tuesday
evening. April is. at o'clock. la
the American Legion club rooms.
New Arctic hotel. 500 Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Waste Explodes;
Chemist Burned

Thomas y. Polk. n chemist, was
recovering Monday from severe
burns on his face and arms, re-
ceivcd when a box OF cellulold waste
exploded in his laboratory, 1927
Second ave, Saturday.
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FREMoNr ~ q r hi

Fremont W. c. r. U. will hold it's
annual institute Tuesday. April 10.
at the Christian church. WaIingford
ave. and 43d ST. Take car No. IS.
The meeting will open at 10 n. m.
and continue during the afternoon.
Luncheon at noon. a fine program
has been arranged.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Canadian MoMAN.s cLrn

CANADIAN woMAN's CLUB
The Canadian Woman's club win
give a card party Tuesday evening.
April IS. at O'Clock. at The FEEDER
ated clubhouse. Bridge and whist
viii be played. with the affair in
charge OF Mrs. Thomas CouLson. as
sisted by the social committee. Dur.
ing the evening Mrs. Kathryn Mir.
acie will sing a group Of Irish songs
with harp accompaniment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Spring Dinner Dance

The seattle Yacht club will gi,i
a spring dinner dance ON Saturia
evening. April NJ. with dinner froTi
$40 % 5 o'clock. and danciug unit
midnight
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WEST SEATTLE

glaf FsFks NJ IVb
West Seattle chapter. No. i0s. o.
+. s.. wilt meet In the Masonic han
Tuesday. April Is. at D. m. The
hostesses win be Mrs. z. Marsh.
Mrs. J. y. Klefer. Mrs j. Minnock
and Mrs. William Dignon. All
Eastern stars invited.
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MOTHER AND LITTLE

N4ft"'8Ft TN tsItFtIIFFVEF
The Mothers Congress Of tho
First Presbyterian church viii give
a Mother and Little Daughter"
luncheon at the church. wednesday.
April rs. A delightful program has
been planned for the occasion. Rescr.
vations must be IN by Tuesday noon.
April IS Tickets may DO Obtained
from Mrs. IT. r. Hadley. Mrs X. c.
Christianson and circle presidents.
All daughters welcome
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Easter Party for
Small Niece

For the pleasure q her niece. Julia
Ann Foster. on her 10th birthday.
Airs Boyd G. Goebel VIII entertain
with an Easter party at her home
% Saturday afternoon. April 10.
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To GiUe Informal
Breakfast

Mrs Gerald shannon viii give an
Informal nah jougg breakfast at her
home on Wednesday. Eight guests
viii be entertained.
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The heating influence OF the sun
increases with the length of the day
and with the suns altitude at noon.
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Women's Clubs
SUNSET HEIGHTS

SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB
The sunset Heights Literary club
win meet In regular session Tuesday.
April IS. NJ .. m. al the home Of
Mrs. Louie Miller. $500 walIlngford
ave.
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woMAN's DEMocRAT1c CLUB

WpmAN > ltElbNkNAlN NlsAb
The woman's Democratic club
viii meet a, Dartnaii's cafeteria,
Saturday. April Is. at p. m. Mr.
Newton coiver viii address the
meeting. II IA planned TO organize
a class in public speaking to- meet
at II a. m. on Saturdays.
All Democratic women and their
friends are invited 10 call at the
club rooms. 5i6 Central building.
Tea will be served every afternoon.
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GUARANTEE CLUB

Tho Qunrnnto club viii meet Tues.
day evening, April 10, with Or. and
Mrs. l.. II. French, i2O2 Chiibcrg
ave.
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ROUND TABLE
MEETING,

The regular round table meeting
Of the orthopedic Guilds will be
held as usual Tuesday. April Is, in
room io44 Henry building.
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DRILL TEAM TO

JINFt INKD PANTY
. The drill team Of Clara Barton
and Nina Fry Tent. Daughters OF
veterans, VIII have a card party
IN the ~. Regis hotel. secotd ave.
and Stewart Tuesday evening
April IS.
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woMENs COMMERCIAL cLUF

The women's Commercial clnb
will hold It's next luncheon nj the
Hotel Washington Thursday. April
II. NJ noon. Mr.. Herbsmnn. OF the
china club, will speak on what the
Women's Commercial Club Means TO
our city" Mrs. NJ NJ. Cullen, Nine.
Carson and Mrs. Sophie l., carlk will
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SoRwEGrAN HOSPITAL
4 ASSOCIATION

The Norwegian Hospital associa-
don will meet In Norway hall,
Tuesday. April IS. at 1890 D. m.
Board meeting at IL O'Clock. Mrs.
s. o. Hangar. Mrs Andrew Nor
land and Mrs Harold Engdahl will
be the hostesaa.