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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-14

and on motion by Adams seconded by
Wilcox the resolution was adopted.
Adams, Wilcox and Peterson voting
aye.
Motion made and seconded that we
adjourn. Carried, all voting aye.
+. v. Williams, City Clc,'l.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-14
TRINITY MISSION CEPIsCoPAL)

Services every Sunday in the par
lors of the Hotel Gladstone.
February II, Septuagesima Sun
day. Holy Communin 500 a. m.
Eucharist with hymns and sermon,
I0:45 a. m.
George Clark, Vicar.
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CONGREGATIONAL

10:30-Public Worship. At this
service the pastor will deliver the
First of the Series of Addresses to
Young People. Young People are es-
pecially invited to be present. Good
and inspiring music under the leader
ship of Professor Geere.
11:45-The Sunday School.
5:30-The intermediate Study
Group.
6:45-The Y. P. S. C. E. devotional
meeting.
DIR. J. o. Thrush, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH
1000 a. m.-Bible school. Glasses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Monday Service at
OrthOpediC Shops

Capitol Hill guild win direct the
service on Monday at the Ortho-
pedic Lunch room. PA Columbia
st. Mrs Bruce Shorts will be host
css, assisted by Mrs. Fred Bradcn.
Mrs. NJ. ], Connell Mrs. Frank Il.
Case, Mrs r. J. Mullanc, Mrs.
Thomas Bordeaux, Mrs Z. U. Wolgc,
muth, Mrs. Lily Kennan. Mrs. Henry
Gray, Mrs. Miller Freeman. Mrs
W. l.. Frye Mrs. G. Gaiigcr, Mrs
Mary Terrell Gicsting, Mrs. Gene.
We've Blcthcn, Mrs. Z. C. Corcoran
Mrs Anton Govcnius, Mrs. o. c
Childs and Mrs, Mabel Dorr.
University guild, with Mrs. Caller
l.. I'M and Mrs. G. A. Wintcrmute
will be in charge at the Thrift shoI
on Monday morning, and Washing
ton Park guild will have charge or
Monday afternoon, Miss Mcloy
chairman.
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ActiUe Members Concert

Members OF the Victoria. II, c,
Musical club will present the program
Monday afternoon at the active meet
ing Of tho Ladies' Musical club. to
be held a, the Cornish school. Each
active member Is privileged to take
one guest
The program which will begin at
2 o'clock, follows:
Paper
Mrs J O. Cameron
ta) Romance In = sharp Major ..,s
..'sst.s. 10000. s-s.strr Schumsnn
'hl ToocHta and FuRue In y Minor
.....,.s.... Barh-ThuslE
Miss Margaret Campbell
ihl The Cave .sa 300 o.. s.ss,. Schneider
90 All My beloved" ......s. suckieH
teJ Soul OF Mine" ....... Ethel Harms
Hrs. Jesse A. Tongfleld.
Mrs. clifford warn at tho plano
lh) Nocturnc-ppus bs. No. L.. Chopin
90 Original Theme and Variations
Mlps Campbell,
! ta1 Spring" ...,...,.J. Douglas MACY
90 The Last Hour ......... Kramer
tCl 'HBrk. Hark, the Lark" Schubert
Mrs LonEficld
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FEDERATED CLUES

CLUBS
The Seattle Federation Of Won.
eng clubs win meet Monday No.
vcmbcr "a, at 2 o'clock, at the Fed.
Grafton clubhouse: The program will
be under the direction Of Mrs, Ellen
Dabney, chairman OF the home eco.
Monies department and director Of
homo economies in tho Seattle public
schools. Or G, II. Hcssclgravc, Uni
versity student pastor will speak on
THE American Home" while DR..
Fred c. Aver University OF Wash.
ington, research department of the
Seattle public schools, will discuss
THE School and Home MS Cooper.
ntivc Agencies Miss Errle l. Raltt,
head of home economics department.
University OF Washington. will speak
on Home Economics suggestions. -
The. executive board win meet at
1890 O'clock and Mrs George n. Mo.
LouRhlln win conduct the parlin
mcntury drill ut 1915 o'clock.
Meetings OF the Federated clubs
will be held this week as follows:
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Man Jongg and
BTId0g PnTtu

Sigma Theta ri sorority. viii en-
terrain with n nah jongg and bridge
party on Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock for the "concluvc fund" The
affair win be given ut Temple center
If Temple de Hirsch Guests arc
requested to bring their nah Jongg
sctg.
Tho committee in charge includes
Miss Joanna Eckstcin, Miss Ida
Scit2ick and Miss Marianne Bur
nett -.---.,
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Patrons Announced for
Smart Event

Patrons and patronesses nre an.
uounccd today for the presentation
Of Ruth ST. Denis Ted shawn and
tho Denishawn Dancers, under the
OF the womcn's University
club. at Masonic temple. on Tuesday
evening December ?. They include:
Mrs. Frederic Hall White. Judge
and Mrs. Everett Smith. Sir. and
Mrs Frank s. Bayiey. Mr. and Mrs.
Alyuh Lemucl Carr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hcrvcy y Wilbur. Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Sumner. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
3. Trefcthcn. Mr. and Mrs, George
". Soliday. Mrs. Florence Denny
Hclikcr, Mr. and Mrs. Clemens J..
France. Mr.. ana Mrs. Leroy ~.
Backus. Judge and Mrs Thomas II.
Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. George Brehm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Clark. DR. and
Mrs. Albert D. Baldwin. DR. and Mrs.
Fordycc c. Gorham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman " Tondel. Mr. and Mrs. c.
G.. Crook. DR.. Mabel seagrave
Or. and Mrs Henry Suzzalo, Mr.
and Mrs. a. y. stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Stimson. Mr.. and Mrs
A. S. Kerry, Mrs. a. II Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Guy Frink.
Dean and Mrs. Frederick Morgan
Padelford, Dean and Mrs NJ Lyle
Spencer. Dean Minor Roberts and
Miss Milnora Roberts. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred II. Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs J. e.
MACPHERSON.
Rear Admiral and Mrs John V.
Chase. Col. j. f. Brady, Mrs. Myrn
X. Pless. Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Myers. Dr. and Mrs. Otis +. Lamson,
( Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Stevens, Capt,
and Mrs. Theodore Richards, Dean
I Winnifred Haggott, Miss Mary Ann
Wells, Prof. and Mrs. Pierre j
Freln.
/ Dean and Mrs John r. Condor
3 Dean and Mrs. G. Edward Magnus
son. Dean and Mrs. Henry Bandes
Dean and Mrs. Irving Glenn, Miss
Nellie Cornish, Miss Mary Aid, Mr.
and Mrs o. J. c. Dutton, Mr.. unt
[ Mrs. David Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. a
/ w. Leonard, Mrs. X. n. Denny, Mrs
Eliza Ferry Lcury. Prof. and Mrs
! Carl Gould, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Colt
stein Mr.. and Mrs. David Whitcomb
I Prof. and Mrs Serene n. Clarke
prof. and Mrs Herbert r. Cory.
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Personal

Miss Lillian Carstens will Join
Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat and
tho Misses Priscilla and Loyal Treat
on trip TO Honolulu. the party
sailing January II. on the Niagara,
from Vancouver, r. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Witter will
leave next Tuesday for san Fran.
cisco where they will spend a fort.
night before going to Los Angeles
to make their home
Mr.. II. F. Alexander and Mr. NJ.
a. Arnold returned Thursday from
ten days trip to Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs, j. l.. Carmen, Of
Tacoma, will spend Thanksgiving
with their son and daughter.in.law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Carmen,
Jr., in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Trumble, Of
Port Townsend, are the guests OF
Mrs. John Trumblc
Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Lightncr
will leave about December 10 for
California. Florida and New Yorl;
City, to be gone four months.
Mr. and Mrs Corydon Wagner
(Eulalic Merrill, win come over
from Tacoma to spend the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. r ID. Mer
rill.
Mrs John w. Gates Marie Fisch
err and small son win leave mex
week for Coronado, TO join Lieut.
Com. Gates.
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Mrs. Gaffney to
GiUe Luncheon

Mrs William y. Gaffncy will On,
tcriain With a luncheon Of HiNeen
covers and later at nah iongg on
Tuosday afternoon. at The Sunset
club.
Tho affair win honor Mrs. Bonc,
wife Of Gov. Scott G. Bone. Of Alaa,
ka, and Mn Albert Charles Phil
hpa, who recently returned'from an
E-astArn and Southern trip.
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fords Third ave. store at 1880 n. m,
Parliamentary procedure depart,
mcnt will. meet at o'clock in the
board room OF the Y, w. C, A.
Wednesday-The chorus meets at
10 o'clock 1T the home of Mrs. ]. II,
Tomplcton, 1908 Seneca St, ST. Paul
Friday--Literature and travel do,
portment meets at II o'clock at the
Y, w C, A. Program Review Of
"Cbstc and Outcnst' tMukcriD, by
Mrs, NJ, r. Rumsdcn Reading from
poems by Tagorc, Mrs, NJ J, Carri
gun.
Political science department. meets
at 1880 noon in tho private dining
room Of the Y, w. c. A, cafeteria.
Members and friends viii listen to
interesting talks by Col. l., t. May,
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Women's Clubs
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Clionian club az Federation club.
house at 2 o'clock. Program, Nor.
weEian literature; Mrs. w. II. Haw.
thorno. chairman. Norwegian
Statesmen talk by Mrs. L. i. Chal-
lis and review Of Last OF the VilS.
inEs," by Mrs w. r. Hawthorne.
Vocal solos by Miss Minnie Alice Os
berg. accompanied by Miss Mabel
Brennan, including My Love. He.
Comes on tn Ski" by ClouRh Leigh.
ton; "SortFooted Snow" by SiEnid
Lie, and "synnove's Song" by
Kicrnts, Tea hour.
Seattle womans club with Mrs.
a. ]. Meaker. 1883 3Oth ave, S. Mt
1890, Luncheon Responsive TO roll
call, literary quotations Literary in.
depreciation department at 1870;
study OF Goose Man" led by Mrs.
Lee Wheeler. Current events dc.
pnrtment at $50, Summary OF
events, national and International. by
Mrs Charles Kitchen; talk on "Thc
! Chinese Civil War" by Mrs Eva
Felt. and The German Government.
old and New" General discussiop
Education dcnnrtment NJ tho 20.
toric with Ntrs II n Arouc,, ,ooe
+, 5Oth St, at o'clock. Organiza.
ton meeting.
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FRIDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
SEATTLE POETRY CLUB

The local branch OF the American
Literary Association Seattle Poetry
club will hold It's regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday, November
Goth, at p. mo at tho office Of
the president, Dr. william Lafoy
Hail, in the University National
Bank building
An verse writer's nro invited to
associate themselves with tho club
and attend the meetings.
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Song Recital at Sunset Club Wednesday
Afternoon; Dinner to Honor Eastern
Guests

THE second musicale this season at
Il the Sunset club is announced for
Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock,
wita the program presented by Lois
Holt Brown, coIoratura soprano. as
sisted by Waiter Nash, cello, with
Miss Alice Peterson at the piano.
Mrs. Henry Field and Mrs. Law.
renee Boyle will be the hostesses,
The numbers follow:
Minuet-'Ta Phyllis" .....s.... GHbSrts
Rose Softly Blooming from "Azor
and ZcmIrH' ....s.s...-.. spobr
lObbliFato by Mr. EaBh.J
III
"Dla Mainacht" ................ Brahms
tJbhligatD by Mr. Sasu.J
"Eiu JungIlng Lglbt Elm MadeHsu".
..t.......... s.......... Srhumann
'Die LOrIsi" .-.................... List
ia Nand0iIue" ...-............D ebussy
'Plaeet Futila'' ..s..s..,...r,.s RavrI
"ChoysuE Dc Bots" .......... DsbusBy
"Ah Fors Luf' from Ta Traviata"
...,............ ..,...... ....... Verdi
"
"T1tis Bells Of Seville" ....... samueIs
Chinese Lyric Absence" ...... Rogers
Jean ...t...s., .s.t...-. waller Nash
Nature Holiday -........... HaEemun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Music
s-Gromakovsky
Concert

Under the auspices Of the PAINE
ton Mendel bureau. Edonard poVe
noted Belgian pianist, and sasS
Gromakovsky, Russian dran-s
baritone. will give Joint rse- :.
Monday evening. November "a :
Plymouth church.
Potjes, is the composer q y.
grand operas, "Ariadne,' which VI y.
bought by the Belgian goyeInll'.'
and "salome's Jewel Box. oe0s z.
cd to the queen Of Belgium. IVY !,
was decorated by King AioeN :, 8
service rendered TO the musN~
arts Of his country. =,
Gromakovsky, preceding Int -
was member Of the PeuOs"
Grand Opera Co. His voice ! y
onant, FUN OF beauty, and ne Os's
with skill.
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Kreidler Concert
Wednesday Night

Louis Kreidlcr. tamous 49,
baritone. whose concert u'a +
for Monday evening, Novefh0u II
was postponed owing to lines -
FIN his engagement at the Meu .i,,
itan theater "Wednesday
November Goth. "a 4
The tickets that were re'a.i" "a
the complimentary conce,' =,
Monday are to be used for ''"s
cert. odd
Kreidler Is appearing N.Y. N.
the management Of the am"
Mcndol Music Bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
MeTriILS to Entertain
on HOLiddu

Mr. and Mrs. X. y. Merrill win
entertain with "a Thanksgiving din.
ner at their home on Thanksgiving
day in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Rich,
ard Grant Of Cleveland, who viii ar.
rive next week to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Edward l. Garrett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Supper VIII Honor
Colonel and Mrs. DnuidS

Lieut. Col Ronald r, Fisher. L.
$. A., and Mrs Fisher. viii honor
Lieut.. Col Howard @! Davids. L. s.
A. and Mrs Davids. at bridge
supper, at their home, next Tues.
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Bridge and Nah
JORad Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Charles Phil.
lips will be hosts az their home.
this evening. entertaining twenty
guests at dinner and later at bridge
and NAH jongg.
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Entertnin at Dinner

Mr.! and Mrs, Edwin Ralph Rinker
entertained with dinner Of ten
covers at their home on last Tues
day evening.
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Mrs. B0ckNs Entertnins

Mrs NJ. +. Backus entertained
with an informal luncheon on Fri
day afternoon at her home at The
Highlands in honor OF Mrs. Coontz.
wife Of Admiral Robert Il. Coontz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
nENEFIT CARD PARTY

Tho Ladies' club, Of Hcrzl congrc.
cation. viii give benefit card
party at the home OF Mrs l. Vein.
or. 341 18th ave, on Monday, No.
vcmber "a, at p. m. Members and
friends invited
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S1lndau Ninht Sumner

Or. and Mrs. Frederick Bentley
will entertain eighteen guests at
supper at their home on Sunday
evening.
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WILLARD W c. T, U.

The willard w c. T. L will nave
its annual benefit for the White
Shield homo on Monday. November
-. at p. m, ut the home OF Mrs
EubanlSs. ll0l 32nd ave S Sheets,
pillow slips and Infants apparel, be.
sides jam. Jelly. fruit or money dona'
lions VIII be acceptable. Everybody
welcome. For information call
BE acn.2S53 or BE acn.33i3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
LAnrRSENYA HIVE

Laburscwa Hive, Ladies OF the
MnccnbccE, will give a bazaar Mon.
day afternoon, November -, fol.
lowed by a dinner at their hail at
White Center.
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Dinner Dance

The seattle yacht club has carda
out for Il Thanksgiving dinner
dance on Saturday evening, No.
ycmbcr 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22

expert cnminologist, on my /, !,
otic EVIL" and Mr.. Roy e h'"
prohibition Enforcement ~ r,s,,
The members OF the club WI, ! i.
in general assembly at : oeV
the auditorium nj the y 49, A
At Z o'clock the social ser, VITA,
partmcnt. Mrs. AlonEo H. ,,nkA
chairman, viii give a pros''"r al J.
has been arranged BY MIS- -
Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
TWILIGHT TEAS

TWILIGHT TEAS .,,o.ops;
The ladies' Of Bosant INV, Roy
lodge. III North Broadway ." :, nj.
win give the first of q ser's s,r, 4
light teas Sunday evening ,,'v,0,rs,ra
I O'Clock, followed by an ,gs,,a 4
tail, by professor Trevor KlnC !" !
the University Of Washinhlul
THE Life and Labors oil NV
All interested are invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
CLUBS For MONDAY

FoRTsoN.THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY
Fortson.ThyRescn auxiliary will
have It's regular meeting Monday,
November -, Mt p, m, ut Roosc.
welt hall, l6l6n Third ave
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
SHENANDOAH SET
 FOR TESTS TODAY
Will Take Part in Spectacular
 Aerial Circus

1akshuret, \. l.. May sl.--Ths Shenandoah. aerial pride of the navy. swung gently from her steel mast to- day ready 10 take inc air for her stcl- lar role in tho aerial circus later in inc day. She vas mocred 10 her mast late yesterday.
 Officials of the station declared weather conditions ideal for the days program in the air. yesterdays wind having moderated to a spirited breeze.
 Besides inc Shenandoah. the J-t. non-riEid dirigible. several free and kite balloons. and about 100 airplanes og various types. will GU inc air with the hum and whirr of propeliers and with innumerable thrills Tor spscta- tors. Lieutenant Williams. worlds champion speed f1ier. and Chief Petty Officers Starr and Ford. spectacular parachute jumpers will be among the attractions.
 The aerial circus opened with the ascension Of an aerological kite and uin close at 4.5g D. m. when the Shenandoah. after several flights. one rith lucky visitors aboard. will he re- turned to her hangar. The shenan- doah's speetaGular feat of the day Hiil lse the carrying aioft or Lieutenant Williams in a $500 pound airpiane. siung from beneath her giant silver firm by 2 rope sling. He Viii release his plane al height Of 2.oeo feet. snd isose-divH.
 Before the stunts startcd 25.oeo spectators had gathered on the field. with iailFations that IUg. .0b6 would be Hsre Tor thr thrills
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31
?. 4. R 70 MEET AT ELLSWORTH HOMESTEAD Bridges and Teas Make Week
 Personal

A meeting of unusual interest was held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Up- son of Shuttle Meadow avenue on South church interested in sending delegates 10 the conferences to be held in Northfeld this summer were invited to be present. A large num- Der came together and various phases of the life and spirit of Northfield were presented by Mrs. Douglas John stone. Mrs. Buol E. Bassette, Mrs. George Traut, Miss Elizabeth East man, Mrs. Albert Wizard, Miss Wood bury Rand and Mrs. Grant.
 Plans were discussed in regard to raising money to send delegates; Mrs. Eassctte moved that the necessary amount he raised from the floor. The motion was seconded and Mrs. Bas- sctte made the first pledge, followed by others. until the required amount of one hundred dollars was raised. Following the business meeting, Mrs. Upson entertained her friends delight fully at tea, Mrs F.. w. Schultz and Miss Mary Bingham presiding at the tea table, assisted by Miss Laura Wood1or Mrs. Proudman, Mrs. Claire Cpson and Miss Airline Root.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Maurice Pease of Armislice street arc spending the weekend in Marthas Vineyard, Mass.
 Mrs Huol F. 3a&sottc of Emmons Place, Mrs. Louis Young of Lincoln road and Mrs, E. V. Mitchell of Hart ford spent Wednesday in New Haven the guests Of friends
 MT and Mrs. Fortis Allis of Rrattle- boro, Nt., formerly of this city, spent a few days this week at inc Burritt hotel.
 Monday afternoon tho College club of New Britain held it's annual meet ing at fho home Of Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston Of Maple IItll. Quantities of Chinese lanterns were used for decoration about the yard where the guests enjoyed a picnic supper. Those elected to office include: President, Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston; vice presi- don't, Miss Gladys bay: recording sec rotary. Miss Jane Porter, correspond
New Britain herald., 1924-05-31

A bridge and whist party was held Monday evening in the Y. NJ. T. A. and E. hall under the auspices of St. AIary's Ladies' Temperance society. Twenty-Five prizes were awarded. i The committee in charge was com- posed of Miss M. Lynch, chairman k. A. Walsh, A. Coffey. A. O'keefe. Mrs. E. Hogan, E. Egan, A. La Ro- chelle, Nj. Walsh, Mrs, Carr, M. Car roll, Mrs. Ringrose and F. Fitzgerald.
 
 Mrs. Carl Ramsey will entertain number of friends at dinner at her home on Garden street Thursday eve- ning.
 l Miss Agnes Johnston, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Johnston of West Main street is attending house party at Smith college this week end. Miss Mary Whittlesey and Miss Frances Whittlesey will open their home on West Main street next Thursday afternoon from 3 o'clock until 6, when the Woman's club of l tea. This event which comes yearly. at the end of the Woman's club pro- gram is always a delightful occasion and this year it promises to be Iespccially so. The civic committee = the club consisting Of Mrs. Maurice Pease, chairman; Miss Florence An draws, Miss Ruth Bristoll, Mrs. George Christ, Mrs. Charles Mitchell. Mrs, H. H. Pease, Miss Esther Stan ley, Miss Gertrude Rogers. Mrs. W. H. Coholan and Mrs. Stanley Galpin, 1 have charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Buel B. Eassette, president of the Woman's club, Miss Mary Whit tloscy and Mrs. Nj. II. Pease will re- ceive the guests.
 Just as all the world is thinking of it's summer holiday, the members Of the club are planning the outing for little children at the French Air Camp, Burlington, and so the object of the tea is to raise money for Ae camp. The club hopes 10 raise and contribute s750 for the camp, and cordially invites it's members and | friends to attend the tea. Miss Caro- l line Bartlett who started the camp years ago and who has been SO great l ly interested in the welfare of the little campers, will, on Thursday. with group of the children, provide 2 short entertainment,
 Miss Eleanor Malley who has been visiting Miss Marguerite Kenney of Frand street has returned to her home in Thompsonville. ! Miss Gladys H. Marsh of this city is spending a few days at the Grace Dodge Hotel in Washington, D. C.
 Miss Mae Toner of New York city has been visiting friends in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Jason Wright of Collinsyille announce the engage ment of their daughter Miss Elizabeth Lois to Harvey w. Doolittle. son a Mir and Mrs. William Doolittle of this city. Miss Wright is a senior at tho Decrheld Academy in Deerheld. Mass. and will be graduated from there June 10th. Mir. Doolittle served in the World war on the r. s. l s. Vermont and in the submarine 1 service. No date has bsen set for ! the wedding.
 sttanley Holmes. who has been under treatment at the Charter oak i hospital in Hartford, will return home ] tomorrow.
 George kimbsll. son of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball of Lexington street, student at Exeter Academy, will go 10 Camp Timagami in Canada this summer
 Miss Corrine Goodwin, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Burton Goodwin of sherman Court is spending the week end in Vermont with Miss Esther Wells.