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Music Notes

A musical under the direction Of
the Morawan Church choir viii be
given Tuesday night at the home Of
Mrs. Charlton Rominger, 24o2 Ashland
Ave.
The program Will be arranged by
Miss Helen Louise Qulg and the Choir
Association will be special guests.
Taking part viii be Misses Susan
Grey Shedd Janet Little. Nell Brown.
Martha Hoyle. Katherine Quolg and
Edwin Mccormick. Robert Shultz.
Ross Rissler and Mrs. C. Mccormick.
A recital and short play will be
given by students Of the Metropolitan
School OF Music at 3 p. N. next Sat
urday az the Odeon. There will be
piano. voice and cornet numbers and
readings on the program which will
precede the play Louise Afford
Dorothy Vernon Crouch, Helen Young
Mary Elizabeth Goetcheus. Mabelle
Schumacher, Daisy Townsend. James
Stafford Dorothy Blssel Margaret
Oldeudorf, Sylvia Hukeide. Elizabeth
Clements. Dorothy Jane Battenberg.
Emmalou Richter, Martha Ellen Rat
cliff, Ruth Repschlager. Jewell Mar
tin, Joseph Coffin. Jane Crabb, Lucille
Reeves. Martha Hill, Esther Cox, Mar
jorle Goetscheus, Frances Nicholson
and Ruth Edwards will take part.
In the play cast are Thelma Pier
son, Helen Foster, Marie Stoettler,
Joan Freeman, Ernestine Bradheld,
Martha Jane Baunister. Rea Davis,
Irma Ruth Zinkler Cora Alice Trefz,
Opal Buckley, Isabel Hanson, Ger.
trude Wlnklehous and Clara Jane
Hickman.
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DEMOCRAT WOMEN
STAGE BRILLIANT
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Fair Sex Meets Day in Ad-
vance of National Com
mittee at Washington.
BY SOCIETY HOSTESS
Copyright, 1924, by United News

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The hand
shat rocks the cradle and pours the
tea undoubtedly swayed the move
Inents of the Democratic party when
its national committee met in Wash
ington this week.
Plans for dominating the choice of
a convention city and charging the
women's representation were made
over cleaning luncheon tables, or be-
tween the Pickering lights of many
tall candles in stately rooms.
The Democratic women, some Of
the smartest women in American
society, gathered for the committee
meeting one day in advance, and were
first entertained at luncheon at the
Hamilton Hotel by the National
Women's Press Club. Among those
present were Mrs. John Blair, New
York; Mrs. Benton Macmillan, wife
of the former Governor OF Tennessee,
one of the beauties as we'll as one Of
the most brilliant of the official Demo-
cratic women, Mrs. Franklin d. Roose-
welt, who is a Roosevelt herself as
well as married to one, and who has
all the Roosevelt physical Characters
tics. and dainty Mrs. Bernice Pyke.
| of Cleveland.
Mrs Wilson Is Guest
The same evening Mrs. Emily New
| ell Blair, vice chairman of the ma
/ tional committee, entertained the WON
en- at dinner. Guests of honor pres.
ent We're Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, elias
sic in white. and the handsome Mrs.
/ Cordell Hun.
A certain shyness seemed to strike
the ladies from the blase East when
dainty cigarettes were passed, for they
looked at their less sophisticated
western colleagues and heroically
said, mo. thank you"
Clubhouse Is Opened
| On Tuesday evening the new Demo
cratic Women's Clubhouse on Con
necticut Ave was opened by a house
warming attended by brilliant gath
ering, Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman. with
an unprecedented good humor and a
striking blue velvet gown. greeted the
guests.
/ Assisting her were Mrs Woodrow
! Wilson. regal as a queen in a straight
black gown: Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell,
/ holding her inevitable cigarette In a
] chic Paris holder made OF a ring on a
/ little silver stick. and Mrs. Antoinette
| Funk. who insisted she was the most
kissed woman in Washington-oy
women.
Former Senator J. Hamilton Lewis,
/ his pink whiskers turning a little
grey. was on hand as usual the gal.
liant for every lady. steadily rising to
please even the most plain.
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Fay Banta, in their graduating
dresses, sang Aud Lang Syne," with
words written for the occasion.
Mrs. Willard Boyle a charter mem
Der, was presented with silver spoon.
The committee IN charge: Mrs
Henry Zizlaff chairman: Mrs David
Hadley Mrs. Glen Howe, Mrs. Frank
f. Long, Mrs. Willard Boyle, Mrs
Cecil, Badger, Mrs. Harry Lloyd. Miss
Fay Banta, Mrs. Louis Bruck. Mrs.
Forrest Chenoweth. Miss Anna Gas.
ton, Miss Hulda Hansen, Mrs. Earl
Hicks, Miss Bertha Hoss. Mss Edith
Huggin. Mrs. Fred Lorenz, Mr. Joseph
I. Marley, Mrs. Albert l. McCollum
Miss Anna Meier, Mrs Hollis Nay,
Mrs. J. w. Pendergrass, Mrs. Henry
Prescott, Mrs. Hiram Raffensperger
Mrs. Chris Schwomeyer, Mrs. Theo
dore Weesner, Mrs. Orrin Yeaton, Miss
Helen Shannon, Mrs. Lynn Whitcomt
Spray and Mrs. c. B. Talmadge.
Misses Helen. Martha and Mary
Hickey Catherine Howard, Margaret
Cronin, Alma Busald. Marie Mock
Marie Nolan and Mary Moran will en-.
terrain with a bunco party next Fri
day evening at st. Philip Neri hall
Eastern Ave.
Misses Frances Wishard and Geral.
dine Trotter VIII be the hostesses for
a social meeting Of Mu Phi Epsilon,
honorary musical sorority, wednes
day night at the Metropolitan School
of Music.
buffet supper viii be served. This
program has been arranged: Miss
Ruth Fillmore, Resume Of the De,
velopment Of the Opera From It's Be.
ginning to the Wagnerian Period"
Miss Mabel Wheeler. Review of VII.
liam Tell" Mrs. June Baker, soprano
solo, "Tyroline." ROsslni; Miss Nell
Smith. Review Of 'Lucrezia Borgta', !"
Donizetti; Miss Ruth Beals, contraIto
solo, II Seguto Pu Essu," Dinizetti,
Miss Trotter. Review of Norma. "
Bellini; violin quartette with piano
accompaniment, Misses Florence Jeup,
lone Wilson. Bernice Reagan. Mrs.
Hilda Kirkman West and Mrs. Lucille
Lockman Wagner, Norma Viene,"
Bellini.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. GausepohI. 23s9
n. New Jersey St. will leave Sunday
for Miami Beach, Fla.
The Founders Chapter Of American
War Mothers viii meet Tuesday aft
ernoon in the Spink-Arms.
s$s
Mrs. Charles w, Jewett will act as
| hostess for a benefit card party to b,
given by the indianapolis League oil
Women Voters Jan %, at the chapter
| house of the Caroline Scott Harrison
chapter of d. A. r., S24 N. Pennsyl
vania st. She will be assisted by the
following committee:
Miss Eldena Lauter, Mrs. Allen T,
Fleming, Mrs. z. A. Perkins, Mrs
c. A. Edwards, Mrs. w. o. Bates, Mrs,
Hattie Ryder, Mrs Albert J. Bever
idge, Mrs. w. H. Gibbs. Mrs. John w
Kern, Mrs. Thomas Henry Mullins
Mrs. Walter S. Greenough, Mrs. Leroy
Kahler, Mrs. Nettie Ransford, Mrs
Stephen e. White and Mrs. Martha
| Yoh Marson.
The monthly card party Of ths
Frauen Liga will be held at the South
Side Turner Hall Tuesday afternoon
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qheqan8le
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES.
COLT TO RUTH ELLINGTON.
CONTINUED
CONTINUED

1t was nearly week. however.
Ruth. before Jack acted as though he
had forgotten what he had asked me
about you. In the meantime it was
very uncomfortable about our house.
He did not pay a particle Of atten-
ton about little Jack, because YOU
see I had countered his inquiries
about you with inquiries about little
Jacks parentage and that always
brings the blood to Jacks face.
wonder if I had woman friend
that I would protect her as Jack does
Sydney Carton. Some day he viii
have to tell me all about this Paula
Perier's and Sydney's affair but just
now there is nothing that makes him
so angry as any reference to 1t.
In time, however, Jack began TO
act as though he had dismissed you
and your affairs as trivial. I think
In his own mind he had come to the
conclusion that Harry had sent you
some money and with my cOnnivance
you had kept it from his creditors. So
you see where you get off with him
after he finds you prowling around in
my safety vault trying to deposit
nice roll Of bilIs-that safety deposit
vault in which he is not privileged to
intrude.
am so glad you have the pearls,
dear, but to tell the truth wish Karl
Whitney had them-had never been
so silly as to have given them to me.
I do not know why did not send
them to Alice. that would have savei
me a heap Of trouble.
Before l come home am going 60
try and see II l can buy back those
pearls I sold. Then I can send the
whole string back to Karl and he can
give them to whom ne pleases.
OF course I shall have to tell Jack
that lost them or make up some
other story to account for their loss.
wonder, dear, If such foolish little
mistakes as Karl's giving me this
string Of pearls can make such great
perils in the married life OF other peo-
pie.
You see, everything i~peifectly le-
climate and all right about them.
There is no other man considered i'll
the case. The triangle is just Leslie
and Jack and a string Of pearl beads.
It really is to laugh, dear, and yet I
have a premonition that some day
something is going TO happen that Will
make me wish had never seen them.
Dad and mother left yesterday and
after I have made the purchases you
wish me to make for the shop and
looked up my chances Of getting the
pearls back, shall leave for home.
Presume I will leave tomorrow NOM
ing.
Our friend Prissy what a lovely
name that is for herr has returned to
Mother Prescott with all her venom
intact. for I do not see her about the
hotel any more.
want you to meet that nice Eng
lishman that I write you about. He
SAYS ne is coming to our town. You
will like him, Ruth. He is real
man.
Until see you,
Lovingly,
LESLIE.
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her friend, Sally Ather5On-Another
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Man Defends Wives

Miss Martha Lee l see where on wife
writes that she is 20 and her husband Al
and he scolds her. 1 cannot understand how
a man at that age can help approaching a
sweet young wife. She is something to be
pround of. II this man would curb his
temper, and see that he has no faults before
he sees his wtfes, he would not have so
much to say.
/ am 80 Ny wife is 90 We have been
married FIVE years. love my wife better
today than did when we were sweeahearts.
We have 23-month- old baby boy and I
never get too tired from business to have a
kiss or loving word for my wife and baby.
And II is returned tenfold.
wife will take more abuse and continue
TO live with a man than a man would take
and continue to live with his wife.
My wife does al her houseWork, but she
keeps neat and tidy, and that goes long
way with q man.
HAPDY HT-SRAND
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GIRLS WILL CELEBRATE
Camp Fire Groups TO Hold Singing
Contests March 1920.

Camp Fire Girls OF Indianapolis
will take part in song festivals and
contests March 1920. in celebration
of the organizations twelfth birth
day, March II.
A National Music Group Honor has
been designed for the group win
ming in each Of the local contests.
A birthday fund will be used to es-
tablish scholarships for poor chill
dran with musical talent The fund
represents money which the girls earn,
individually or as n group.
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At the Ball

Dear Miss Lee L What is the proper
thing TO say when a young man thanNs
a lady for dance'
2. What should you say when anyone
asks you to forgive hlmf
l. A gracious nod and smile suffice.
Or you may indicate that you enjoyed
the dance.
2. That's too broad a question to an.
swer in my limited space. The re-
Spouse depends entirely on the cir.
pufOafancac
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W.C.T.U. Notes

Meridian W. C T. U. will NEE;
Wednesday, Jan. 90 at The Fletcher
American Bank az 2 p. m. Mrs. p. A.
Wood will lead devotions. A bust
ness meeting viii follow.
Tuxedo Union will meet Jan. %
at the home Of Mrs. Bertha Denny.
63e n Temple Ave.
University Heights Union will meet
ian. % at p. m. with Mrs. Ida
Weaver, Otterbein Ave. University
Heights.
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NEW DANCE INSTRUCTOR
Mime. Gano on staff at Metropolitan
School of Music.

Nine. Leontine Gano will head the
department Of dancing of the Metro
politan School of Music, it was an
nounced today.
Nine. Ganos education was received
first from her mother, Nine. Leontine,
who was a professional dancer of the
sixties. Later she was trained in
France and Italy as well as in Amer
lea under the best teachers.
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Left Waiting

Dear Miss Lee: I am going with q boy
two years my senior. He took me out rid
ing. He acted very nice When We got
home he asked ME what my religion was,
and 1 tod him. He said he would call me
UP Tuesday, but he did not. Do you think
I should go with this boy7 He is very
handsome. PEGGY ANN.
The boy owes you an explanation
of his failure to call. Your further
actions depend on that.
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CANDIDATES TO SPEAK
League of Women Voters to Hear
Seekers After Offices.
The Indianapolis League of Wor

The Indianapolis League OF Women
Voters will hear candidates from both
parties for offices Of county commits
sioner and for county treasurer in
the coming primary campaign. Rec
ords Of candidates will be kept after
the custom of the league.
Mrs. Leroy Kahler is chairman of
the local affairs committee to investi
gate possibilities of a temporary psy-
chopathic ward at the county Jail and
Mrs. E. Stephen White was appointed
vtae chairman of the committee to
succeed Mrs. Winfield Scott Johnson.
who has moved to Lafayette.
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by Miss Stilz, Miss Gwendolyn
Dorey and Miss Katherine Le1nox.
Miss Brattain is the daughter of
Mrs. E. J. Brattain, 672S College
Ave.
Miss Dorothy Black. 1919 Key
stone Ave. will entertain for Miss
Brattaln. Jan. 20. Miss Katherine
Cavins viii entertain Feb. 1.
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Glass Tons

Glass tops save the wood Of your
dressing table from the possible in
juries of spilled liquids. but this is
rather expensive. A more economical
measure is to keep a blotting pad I'M
der the dresser cover to protect the
surface
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Sick-ROOm Light

For a sick-room a very adequate
light is provided by putting a bit of
camphor gum in a saucer OF water,
where Il win float, and then lighting
it. The camphor will burn slowly
with r. pleasant odor.
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Miss Helen BrattaIn, whose en-
gagement to Clifford w. Ferguson
has been announced, is being enter
tanned at many parties and showers.
Her wedding will take place early
in February. She was entertained
this afternoon at the home of Miss
Mildred Stilz, $50 n. Audubon Rd.
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To Keep Hands Smooth
Use borax frequently during the
winter to keep your hands from con-
tact with hard water, which hurts
the texture of the skin.
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American War Mothers will meet
Tuesday at p. m. in the Disabled
Veterans headquarters, 440 n. Penn
sylvania St.
The Ladies' Altar Society Of st. An
thongs Church will entertain with a
euchre and lotto party Sunday eve
ming in their hall. 279 y. Warman
Ave. Hostesses win be Mrs. Charles
Chesbrow, Mrs. John Flynn and Mrs.
William Winzenroad.
The Golden Rule Auxiliary o. E. 5.
will meet Monday all day at the home
OF Mrs. Alfred Ray, 81 S. Sherman
DR.. Luncheon win be served at l
o'clock.
Alvin p. Hovey, w. r. @. No. 1876,
viii meet Friday afternoon in the G.
A. r. Hall.
The Patriotic Order Of America,
Camp No. 2, has Installed these new
officers: Mrs. Alice Pollard, past pres
ident. Mrs. Cora Naugles, president;
Mrs. Minnie Sawyers, assistant presi'
dent: Mrs. Goldle Swartz, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Ellen Middietown. assistant
vice president; Mrs. Mary Gilby, con
ductor; Mrs. Sarah Wright, assistant
conductor: Mrs. Sarah Stanley, guard:
Mrs. Mary Haley, assistant guard
Mrs. Margaret Herman, orator; Mrs
Dora Beadle, Mrs. Emma Brumitt, Mrs.
Camille McClain, Mrs. Mary Spencer
color bearers; Mrs. Lucille Dalton
treasurer; Mrs. Dora Stacey, secretary.
Catherine Merrill Tent No. ? Will
hold a public installation of officers
Monday night in Morrison Hall, on
the Circle.
Temple Review No. 10, w. B. A.
Will have a card party Monday after
noon at 2:s0 in Castle Hall, 23O E.
Ohio st.
Miss Lucille Blank will entertain the
members Of the Alpha Lambda So
rority at her home, 2S4 Hendricks
Pl., Monday evening.
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Lee Says
Martha Lee Says---
Wives Given Credit For
Patience in Marriage

"a wife will take abuse continue live
than would take and continue live with his wife,
Not woman defending her sex, but man, makes that
statement He bases observation, evidently says
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Club Calendar

Jan. 81
Fortnightly study-Hostess Mrs. II.
c. Tope, AIS Park AVG. Program:
Mrs. John w Morrow, Our Reclama-
ton Service; Mrs. Harry V. Hyatt,
Roosevelt on His Ranch"
Irvington an's-Hostess, Mrs.
George S. Cottman. 336 n Ritter Ave.
Program: Mrs Ruth Davenport Ad-
ans. Modern Educational Methods. "
Monday observation-disclosures Mrs.
Leroy Mansfield, 1889 y. Meridian st.
Program: Mrs. owen L. Miller, Mrs.
Edwin Hunt. MY Life" by Emma
Calve.
New Era-Hoatess. Mrs. f. J. Yes
tai, 1906 Ashland Ave. Program Mrs.
J. X. Wallace. Julia V. Strauss"
Mrs e. A. Hunt. Some Things OF
Which Indiana Is Proud"
Woman's Observation-Disclosures, Mrs.
Charles E. Cottingham. 2142 Broad
way. assisted by Mrs. Oren r. Smith,
Mrs. Thomas Sinner. Mrs. Curtis
Hodges, Mrs. Thomas Overman. Mrs.
]. II. Hellekson, Mrs. M. +. Ault. Pro
gram: "Woman's Page IN the News
papers"
Jan. o.
Amicitia-Hostess, Mrs. Alex Good.
win. 1921 Ashland Ave; assistants,
Mrs George w. Green. Program
"Americanization Day"
Inter Alia-Hostess. Mrs. C. Frede-
rick Schmidt, 2007 Broadway Pro.
gram: Jeremiah" Mrs. Herman
Gaines; isaiah" Mrs. Earl Hansen;
Darius" Mrs. o. NJ. Brooks.
Meridian Heights Inter-Se-Hostess,
Mrs. Jesse Potter. 1884 CarrOllton
Ave. Program: sketch and Critical
Study Of Walter John De La Mare, -
Mrs. H. L. Mitchell; reviews, Memo
ries OF a Midget" MIS-. T. G. Dow.
Poems, Mrs. Scott L. Denny.
Irvington Tuesday-Hostess. Mrs.
s. b Walker. 81 Layman Ave. Pro
grant Mrs. c. II. Winders, Develop
ment of Natural Resources"
Fortnightly Literary-Propylaeum,
Mrs Jacob P. Dunn, Eighteenth Cen
fury French Portraits; Mrs. John r.
Curry, 1.-THE harrington Diary"
Independent SociaI-Hostess, Mrs.
w. E. Kyle, 1892 NJ New Jersey st.
Program: Guest day.
Jan. 80
Zetathea--Hostess, Mrs. Albert c.
Caldwell, 656 E. Forty-Sixth st. Pro
gram: Mrs. ]. l.. Sydenstricker,
Music" Mrs. J. e Martin, painters
and Sculptors."
Inter Nos-Hostess, Mrs. Harry Or
lott, 2O42 College Ave, 2;15 p. m. Pro
gram: In response to roll call. Quo
tations from Browning" Browning s
Lyrics" Mrs. r. e. Repass; readings
from "Pippa Passes" Mrs. 1. I. Hay
maker; musical program.
Jan. a.
Sesame 49, Hostess, Mrs. L. M
Poarch, 4241 Guilford Ave. Program,
Mrs Charles Trotter. Women of the
Bible" in response to roll call, "Bible
Quotations on Women"
Jan. 25--
Friday Afternoon Reading--Host'
esses, Mrs. r. w Stockdale, 1851 Cen
trail Ave. assisting Mrs. Caroline
Whist. Program: Greetings from
associate members, Mrs. Laura Inger-
sol, Lafayette, Ind; Mrs. J. v. Had
ley, Danville. Ind; Mrs. Harry Og-
born, Canton, Ga; Mrs. Kitty Bowles,
Los Angeles, Cal; Mrs. Sarah B. Gil
bert, Columbus. Ohio; Mrs. Laura
Hobson, Indianapolis, and Mrs. e. I'll.
Schmoe, Seymour. Ind.
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Banking at the
Fletcher Trust Branches
surface.

is as simple as dealing at your neighbor-
hood store. You need feel no hesitancy
in asking for information or in opening a
small account there You will find the en-
ployees just as human and as pleasant as
your grocery clerk. They are anxious to
help you.
These neighborhood banks have been
established to make it easy for you to do
your banking They save you time and ex-
pense and afford the same safe manage
ment as the downtown bank.
Step into any of these banks and let us
explain how we pay interest, ranging from
go to 40, on checking accounts, savings
accounts and certificates of deposit.
Main Office and Branches Open
Saturday Evenings From s TO s
Fletcher
5ahtngs anh Crust Company
Northwest Corner Market and Pennsylvania
BRANCHES AND AFFILIATED BANKS
1898 Oliver East Tenth Street
1888 Roosevelt Avenue 40 West Washington Street
s North NSE Illinois Street Street ISIS East East ss
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Sharper Knife

Dip the knife in boiling water jus
before cutting newly baked bread.
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Clubs G. MeetinsS

The Marion County chapter of
American War Mothers will meet
Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Disabled
Veterans headquarters, 440 n. Penn
sylvania St.
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Miss Lucille Blank will entertain the
members Of the Alpha Lambda So
rority at her home, ga Hendricks
Pl., Monday evening.
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Lovingly,
. 49,

LESLIF4+
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Incl
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her friend, Sally Observation-Disclosures
separation
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Temple Review No. 10, w. B. A.
Will have a card party Monday after
noon at 2:sO in Castle Hall, 23O E.
Ohio st.
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IlVII Meridian St, entertained with
IL a Iuncheon-bridge at the Sphinx
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Jan. a.
Sesame 49, Hostess, Mrs. L. M.
Poarch, 4241 Guilford Ave. Program:
Mrs. Charles Trotter, women Of the
Bible" in response to roll call, bible
Quotations on Women"
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Catherine Merrill Tent No. . will
hold a public installation of officers
Monday night in Morrison Hall. on
the Circle.
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The Golden Rule Auxiliary o. E. 5.
will meet Monday all day at the home
OF Mrs. Alfred Ray, Fl S. Sherman
DR.. Luncheon win be served at l
o'clock.
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Alvin p. Hovey. w. r. @. No. 1876
viii meet Friday afternoon in the G.
A. r. Hall.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-09-20
been the slogan of the session, and
rxoraro1 Joo;olofivo anaef,nantS were

been the slogan of the session, and
several legislative enactments were
adopted in keeping with this view.
Mr.. Lee Trent, Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
was elected Grand Master and Mr.
H. H. Winters, an attache of Store1
College, Harper's Ferry, w. Va. was
elected Vice Grand Master.
Mrs. q. M . Thompson Of Rio Vista
Va, the Grand Worthy Mistress
was reelected Mrs. l.. L. Stanard
Of Richmond, Va, the Grand Score
tary was reelected and also DIR. w.
II. Smith, of Richmond, Va, the
Grand Treasurer. go
Prof. +. H. Blackwell, Mr.. s. w.
Hall and Mr.. HI. Faux. members
of the Board Of Directors; who re-
side in Richmond, Va. were re-
elected, and along with the Grand
Master Grand Secretary and Grand
Treasurer, constitute the Executive
Committee of the Board of Directors
ALI the other members of the Board
of Directors were reelected and Mr.
Samuel Taylor of Philadelphia, Pa
was elected to fill the vacancy of the
late Allen D. Purnell, of Philadelphia
Pa.