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The Washington times., 1925-10-16
JEAN ELIOT'S SOCIETY NEWS
CHINA MISSION
DUE HERE
SOON
Headed by General Hsu, +.
Visitors Will Study
Customs

Washington is due for a visit
soon from a group of representa-,
tive Chinese, headed by General
S. r. .Hsu, who arrived in New
York a day or two ago on q mission
Of inspection of our institutions.
customs and so forth. already the
mission has visited eleven European
countries for a similar purpose.
Soviet Russia was among the coun'
tries observed. While in Washing
ton, General Hsu and his colleagues
will make their headquarters at
the Mayflower Hotel. They are
expected in town the latter part
of next week. Meanwhile they are
established at the Plaza in New
York. The mission. was sent out
from China last December and plans
to return there after month
spent in this country.
General Hsu is distinguished in
the military annals of China ann rs
mentioned for the premiership when
be returns to China, that is, II the
present government is still IN
power. He has served as chief OF
staff of the Chinese army, as gov
crnor general of Mongolia ana
Fukien province and one time was
acting minister of war.
n y
BRILLIANT GROUP
AT TEA DANCE
Mrs. Walter. r. Tuckerman, was
hostess to a party Of twenty at the
opening Of the tea dances in the
garden of the Mayflower yesterday
afternoon. She had as her guest
of honor Prince Serge Romahovsky,
who is in Washington for short
visit.
The other guests included the
counselor and charge d'affaires OF
Hungary, John Pelenyi; the Secret
tary of the Belgian Embassy and
Nine. TIlmont; sLeander Mccormick.
Goodhart, commercial secretary OF
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The Washington times., 1925-10-16
Never Hig1l-Hat''

Personally the new War DEPART
ment executive is described as a
man who could go through Harvard
University and yet retain the friend
ship and affection of the railroad
brakemen, track walkers, etc., Win
whom he had gone to school back
In his boyhood days in a small Iowa
town-a considerable achievement
when you consider the reputation
Harvard has among the masses for
turning out the classes and for he'
ing generally ehigh-hat."
Mrs. MacNider is a college girl,
a graduate of Milwaukee-Downer
College, ana OF the University OF
Minnesota. Like her husband, she
has been an active worker in the
American .Legion-or, more prop
erIy, 1 suppose, IN the American
Legion Auxiliary; and. as I under
stand it, they were first thrown to-
gether in American Legion work.
Their home is In Mason City, Iowa,
and they have made no plans as
yet as to- what they will do on
coming to Washington.
The Washington times., 1925-10-16
MISS MANN CHOOSES
BRIDAL PARTY

Miss Alice Mann, whose marriage
to John Churchill Owen of Boston
will take place on Saturday after
noon, October 81, in the Church of
the Covenant, will have as her
bridesmaids Miss Elizabeth Hit.
MISS Louise Sewall, Miss Gladys
Chapman Smith and Miss Anita
Henry of Washington; Miss Mary
Taylor, Richmond, Va, and Miss
Patricia Ainsa, FL Paso, Tex. Mrs.
Jonathan Pierce of New York will
be matron of honor, and her sister,
Miss Gertrude CuIhbert of Paris,
maid or honor. A reception at the
nome Of the brides parents, : Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann, will fol-
low the ceremony. Miss Mann
made her debut three years ago,
shortly after she had been sponsor
for the U. S. S. West Virginia.
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Arthur Fredrickson returned here
Wednesday evening from a visit in
Litchfield, MINI.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Rantz Thursday.
William, John and Don Randall
of Chicago, ILL.,, returned to the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Randall, Wednesday evening.
National Guard companies from
Froid, Culbertson and Poplar en-
trained last week for the summer en-
campment at Helena.
Edwin Inglehart left Friday morn
ing for the National Guard encamp-
ment at Helena. He is attached to
the medical division of the Poplar
Company.
Dean Herman broke his arm just
above the wrist, on Tuesday after
moor while cranking his fathers car.
Miss Alice Miller of Williston ar
rived at the home of her aunt Mrs.
John Cooke Monday evening. Miss
Miller expects to remain here for
several weeks.
w. A. keenan, of St. Paul, repre-
s~entating the WOODWARD boys cloth
ing was a caller on business trade
here Wednesday.
Len Zimmerman, from north of
town, came to town Tuesday.
Harry Skriven of the Divide COM
munity was a Wolf Point visitor on
Tuesday.
Paul and Ed Krebsbach and their
families, from Vida came to see the
on Tuesday.
Engineer Ed Burke of Havre came
to Wolf Point Tuesday morning to
take the special train of the Great
Northern officials to Havre.
Miss Verena Merwin came here
Glasgow Tuesday to visit her
and see the circus. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merwin motored back to Glas-
row with her. They report very bad
Dads due to the heavy rains Tuesday.
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this week. He was registered at thu
Great Northern hotel.
Fred Preston of Trenton, North
Dakota was a visitor in Wolf Point
this week.
Paul Camp and George Gebhardt
spent Sunday in Wiota on a fishing
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bannister and
family drove to Nashua Sunday on a
fishing trip.
Mrs. John Roberts and son Jack.
of the Northside, left Saturday for
a two weeks visit at Vandalia.
Lynn Morse of Poplar came to
Wolf Point Tuesday to attend the
circus.
James Morris and family of White
fish passed thru Wolf Point Tues
day on their way to Indiana. Mr..
and Mrs. Morris are former residents
of Wolf Point.
Ed Dillon of Minnesota has Joined
the B. & B. gang at the local rail
road yards a. a carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coulter mo-
tored to Plentywood Sunday to at
tend the FREDERICKSBURG base
ball game.
Among those attending the Poplar
dance Saturday evening were Frieda
and Ruth Hetter, Nettie Funk, Mar
garet Brownlee, "Chick" Ferguson,
Joe Lasher, Art Hall and R. L. Moore.
Mrs. Emma Baechler who has been
her daughter Miss Hester
8aechler left Tuesday morning for
Ter home in Glasgow.
Miss Ruth Listerud is visiting her
mole, Henry Urban at his Southside
this week.
marry SdVdS6, Car foreman, Jul
d Friday from a vacation trip in
Ill.
L. P. Geier of Spokane called at
he Great Northern hotel last We'd
esday on business.
Robert Jelley has Joined the round
ouse crew.
Among those who motored to
lentywood Sunday to attend the |
lentywood -Scobey baseball game {
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Catlin, Mr.. ]
nd Mrs. Connie Shenkenberger, !
odd Stanley, w. L. Young, Bill j
acobi, "Chick" Ferguson, Joe Lash 2
and Richard Busby. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Rogers visit 2
| in Poplar Sunday on their way g
ome from the Vida dance. d
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Matters Entertain

Friday evening the local round
house and car department employees
and their families were entertained
by the Walter Entertainers who gave
one of the best programs ever given
in this city. The readings given by
Miss Marian were especially COM
mendable. A luncheon was served
by the shop employees at the conclu-
sion of the entertainment. A de-
lightful time was enjoyed by the
large crowd which attended.
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The E. w. Martin family were a
mong the Nickwall people who at
tended the circus here Tuesday.
The Lutheran Aid will be enter.
tanned Thursday the 25th by Mrs
B. Daily, Mrs. R L. Stephens and
Mrs. Ted Stennes.
Nellie Blacknek moved into the
former Bliss house on Tuesday.
Owen Mosten moved into the
Bloom house in the Northside Thurs
day.
Jennie Roberts moved into the R.
r. Doughtery house on June IL.
Sheriff j. H. Anderson was a vi
sitor in Bainville, %Culbertson, Pop
lar and Froid the early part of the
week summoning jurors.
Under Sheriff Charles Council
went to Waska and Volt Thursday
to ummon jurors.
Mrs. F. l.. Houston who has been
the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil McFarlan left Wednesday after
noon to visit friends in Bainville.
Percy Martin of Bainville was a
visitor here this week to attend the
court sessions.
Charles Seel of Buford, North Da-
kota was a guest at the home of his
brother, ]. G. Seel, Monday and
Tuesday. Mr.. Seel was called here
legal business during the court
sessions.
Nels Nelson of the Southside ac-
companied by his family were visitors
here Tuesday.
Chris Valstad of the Southside
vas in town Monday attending the
Elevator meeting.
Among those from Hamblin who
to Wolf Point Tuesday to at
end the circus and transact bust
less were Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Nc
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooks,
dr. and Mrs. James Simm, Mrs.
Matt O'Leary, Mr.. and Mrs. H. V.
Crimson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Artz,
dr. and Mrs. L. W. Peterson and
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-18
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Carr.

Mr.. n Mrs. Louis Carr.
Miss Lucy LEM returned to he
home in Havre, after a short visi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
ter LEM, and attendance at her sis
ter's wedding.
Mrs. Rhoady Tuman of Grea'
Falls was the guest of Mrs. Brunei
of this city the early part of the week
Louis Green of Volt returned or
Tuesday from a vacation trip ii
Seattle.
Mrs. John Dorgan and son, Fran
els, of Benrud came in to town Tues
day to attend the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Olson and fam
lily of the Divide community were vi
sitors in Wolf Point Friday.
Martin Camrud from Maddox,
North Dakota is making his brother
Ed an extended visit.
Albert Stai was in town Tuesday
to attend the circus.
Mrs. Fred Martin who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Small, returned to her home in Can
ada Tuesday.
Vincent Cleaveland and Miss Lu-
ella Larson Of Poplar motored to
Wolf Point Tuesday to call on Miss
Lillian Larson.
Earl Lund of Brockton is visiting
Ray Inglehart this week.
Mrs. Margaret Inglehart was a vi
sitor at the Wood and Magnus schools
Monday.
William Louney of Great Falls
was a visitor in Wolf Point last
week on railroad business.
A. E. Lawery, freight superinten-
dent of Great Falls was a business
here last week.
Ernest M. Geer of New London,
Minn. spent last week in Wolf Point
light seeing and inspecting the adj
yantages of this section of the coun-
ry.
Dan MCGOWAN of Walla Walla.
Washington was registered at the
treat Northern hotel this week.
P. C. Barrett of Havre, represen-
ative of the Continental Insurance
company was a business visitor here
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H. c. Delaney of Havre, in charge
of the assets Of the Security State
bank Of this city, was a business vi
sitor here Tuesday.
Judge S. E. Paul and E. S. Cosiery
court reporter, both of Plentywood
are registered at the Sherman this
week as are many others interested
in this weeks court session.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-18
SCOBEY ~4-PLENTYWOOD

The $4,000 Scobey-Plentywood
ball game played at Plentywood Sun
day was won by Scobey, Al in the
10th inning. Risberg of Chicago
White Sox fame, for Scobey, and
John Donaldson. known for the last
rs years as the greatest %colored
ball player in the world, for Plen-
tywood, were the pitchers. About
20 cars of Wolf Pointers saw the
game. Scobey also won the next
day at Scobey.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-18
Birthday Party

Little Doris Tone entertained a.
bout 20 of her little friends Tues
day afternoon in honor of her eighth
birthday. Many frolicsome games
were enjoyed during the afternoon
and a delicious luncheon was SER
we'd. Blue crepe paper and dainty
figures fashioned from candy form
ed the decorations for the table.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-18
To Montana
Grain
Growers

Harvest time comes but once
each year. If hail comes before
harvest it may destroy your crop
in a few minutes.
The risk of hail damage may
be greatly reduced by securing
hail insurance from the STATE
BOARD OF HAIL INSURANCE
which has distributed over 81,
100000 to farmers during the
last eight years. This is a much
greater amount than paid out by
any other agency.
State hail insurance payments
are not subject to garnishment or
attachment, but may be assigned.
Application for hail insurance
on grain must be made to the as
SCISSOR of the county in which the
grain is growing. Full information
will be furnished by any assessor
Or by the
STATE BOARD of HAIL INSUR-
ANCE, Helena, Montana.
A HAIL INSURANCE POLICY
WILL NOT BREAK YOU
A HAIL LOSS NAY
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-18
SOCIETY
Wood Wiseman

Miss Audrey Mary Wood and Mr..
William F. Wiseman both of Scobey
were married here Monday after
noon by Justice of the Peace Charles
Gordon.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-18

Mrs. Fremont Green Of Volt was
a Wolf Point visitor Wednesday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-18

Nj. and Mrs. w. L. Tidland of
Idaho who are renewing old friend
ships in Montana this week were the
dinner guests If Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
McFarlan Friday evening
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-18
Dinner is

Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Rathert had
as dinner guests last Monday even
ing, DIR. C. B. Larson and Al APP
plegren.
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Local and Otherwise
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additional Locals on page y
, 1925-01-26
Row
Will Be Pushed

FORT DODGE. Iowa, Jan. e.
The Republican state committee will
act with all possible speed in it's
effort TO have the United States
senate unseat Senator Smith w.
Brookhart. B. &. Burnquist. com.
m'ttee chairman. said here today in
commenting on the committees
resolution adopted at Des Moines
Saturday to ask the senate rot to
allow Senator Brookhart his seat.
The committees contention, said
Mr.. B%urnquist. is that BrooiShart
perpetrnted a fraud when he secured
the Republican nomination for sena-
tor under the pretense that he was
a Republican and then later re-
pudiated the regularly chosen nomi-
nees of the party
Mr.. Burnquist. with Committee
man H. Z. Spangler. of Cedar
Rapids, was chosen to prosecute the
case
, 1925-01-26
OIL INDUSTRY
DUEFORb0OM

Continued from Page One.
handle Refining company and the
Consolidated OIL company for 81
500. 900 and the Phillips Petroleum
company has acquired heavy inter.
ests in the Humble OIL and Refining
company properties in Stephens
county. OIL men regard these deals
as concrete evidence OF the improy.
ed trend.
Gasoline Consumption by AIrplanes.
Tho oil industry o only Is count.
ing on increased automobile produc.
tion to use up large parts OF the ex.
cess gasoline stocks. but is taking
cognizance OF the development and
increased popularity OF airplane
travel. William B. Stout, sirplane
manufacturer and automotive en-.
gineer, declares Detroit has enter.
ed the aircraft industry in earnest
and with a policy involving stan
dardization OF a suitable type or
Standardization OF a suitable type Of
plane which can be produced on ii
quantity basis and gold at a guam
tity basis price
Such a plane. he added. must
carry not less than one ton at a
cruising sreed of 100 miles an hour
and must be able to ny a minimum
of four hours each day and eventual
ly remain aloft for 20 hours. Every
pound of cargo which car be trims
ported by airplane would mcnn a
OF 7 cent an hour for every
hour in the air. provided a slx. hour
flying day could be maintained. he
said.
, 1925-01-26
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Barker arrived
in Casper yesterday from Minnesota
and will visit here for several days
with Mrs. Barker's cousin. Mrs. a.
W. %Sanderson.
Word was received by relatives IN
Casper this morning OF the death at
Aurora. Ill, Of Mrs. Dan Sheik. els.
ter OF Thos. Longhurst OF Casper.
Mrs. shiek had been In poor health
for many years. She leaves one
son. a student at Illinois University
at Champagne.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Thompson have
returned from Denver where they
spent a few days visiting with rel
atIves and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Rodd and child.
rem are visiting in Casper from their
home In the western part OF the
state.
Miss Ruth Daley Of Denver lie Wis.
ting in Casper for the week with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Lane spent
yesterday az Douglas the guests Of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahoney who
have been visiting in Casper for a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Sullivan and Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah
Mahoney departed today by motor
for their home In Rawlins.
Mrs. May V. Gardner. formerly OF
Buffalo who has been making her
home in Casper spent n short time
the beginning of last week visiting
at her former residence. going from
, 1925-01-26
RELATIVES To WHEELER ISSUE
BEAR SU|C|DE INTERVIEWS IN
b|LLSO D. K. Of stone
Senate Recommits His
Nomination to Com
mittee Today.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ae.-The
senate today recommitted to the
judiciary committee the nomination
Of Attorney General Stone to be a
supreme court Justice.
At the department Of justice to-
day 1t was learned hat tho trial OF
Senator Wheeler at Butte. Mont.
which has long been pending, has
been set for March is.
Tho action was taken after an
hours discussion in executive ses
sion and had the approval Of the ad.
ministrstion leaders who have con
ferred with President Coolidge.
1t is probable that Mr.. Stone w:l
appear before the committee 10
make a statement with reference to
the action Of the Justice department
In seeking a second indictment
against Senator Wheeler. Democrat.
Montana. in the District Of Coiuin
bia.
Friends Of the attorney general
say he Will reply at length before
the committee to charges that there
is an attempt to ~'persecute" tho
AontHna or tnat the ueparl
ment is violating a Fundamental
principle of law by seeking TO try
Mr.. Wheeler here instead OF In Mon.
tana, where he already is under
Indictment.
The department is said to regard
the two proceedings as entirely inde.
pendent Of one another althouE n
they both relate to land questions
1t is the plan TO press the Montana
case to trial there,
Action of the senate on recon.
hitting the nomination raj BY
unanimous consent.
, 1925-01-26
CITY BRIEFS

Arthur L. Long vas u Denver
man who arrived in the city this
morning.
L. Lentharh Of Glenrock spent
yesterday in the city.
r. r. Horth. banker and sheep
man is a guest at the Henning no
tel from Grand Island, Ncb.
Philip c. Peregrin arrived this
morning from Denver and will spend
several days here.
Dave Kline OF Eivertop is In Cas-
per on business
Donald Johnston of Lander was a
business visitors here yesterday.
Lew Clark arrived yesterday from
his home IN Kaycee.
John NJ. Cox of Midwest is here
for a short time this week.
Ray Miller. representative OF q
large flour mill is here on business
from Billings.
Arthur c. Long of Denver was an.
arrival in the city yesterday.
r. H. Fades Of Lavoye is here on
business today.
Grant Mcleod drove over yester-
day from Sheridan.
Edmond c. Thomas of Denver
, 1925-01-26
Die IN
PILIkG SHAFT

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. ce.-Four
unidentified men met death today
within tho narrow confines of "a
9o-foot concrete piling. a part OF
tho foundation of the new American
Insurance Union building here.
Construction foremen are at q
loss to explain the cause of the acct.
dent. Three Of tho victims are said
to have been at work somewhere
within tho narrow shaft of the huge
piling. A fourth is said to have
Just como TO the top. He was seen
to stagger by witnesses and then
topple into the shaft. The four
bodies were taken from the bottom
OF the shaft almost 90 feet under
ground.
, 1925-01-26

hero for the last few weeks depart.
ed last evening for Cheyenne to
spend a few days before returning
TO his home.
E.. G. Bryan is in Denver for the
week attending TO business affairs.
Harry Hobbs. spent n few days
last week at Newcastle or. business.
F. A. Crowley OF Los Angeles is
in Casper on business for a few days
having arrived this morning.
r. NJ Daring Of Denver Is an
out Of towS business man here for
a short time this week.
James Burgess vas a Sheridan ar.
rival in Casper yesterday.
Ralph Loogston is transactins
business affairs hero from his home
in st. Louis.
L. 7. Mcdowell is among the
Denver business visitors in the city
today.
Byron HUE spent yesterday here
returning to his home IN Douglas
last evening.
r. W. Sole of the Columbia on
company is In Casper on business
from Thermopolis.
]. E. Whaley was a worsand
man who spent yesterday hero
DR.. Alex G. Ralston Of the Inter.
national Mountain Building and
Loan association is in Casper on
business.
L. W. White is among the out Of
town business men here from Den.
yer.
II. E. sass OF Midwest is in Gas.
per today.
George Thompson is in Casper al,
tending to business affairs from
Denver.
w. II. Butler is an Alliance, Neb.
mar spending several days In the
city.
Arthur C. Sullivan Of Dallas, Tex.
Is In the city for a short time thi.
week attending TO business affairs
and visiting with friends.
z. c. Gladman has returned from
a four days business trip to Raw
Inns, Laramie and Cheyenne.
, 1925-01-26
Clipping From Coast
Pap Is of Interest.

The following clipping from a San
Diego paper will interest many Cas-
per people: Mrs. Ida A. Hewes of
1908 South Washington street is en-
terta'ning as her house guests. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. J. Svendson of Casper,
~vo. The Tewes and Svendsons
were early Wyoming pioneers. go
ing to that state in 1890, before Wy
oming was admitted TO the union
and have watched that state grow
from a thinly populated territory to
a hustling and prosperous state"
, 1925-01-26
Edison Changes
Birthday Routine

WEST ORANGE, N. j.. Jan. IS.
Thomas A. Edison. will not enjoy
his usual birthday tilt with reporters
this year. It vas learned today when
announcement was made OF his plans
to be In his Fort Meyer, TIA, home
on February II. his birthday. The
veteran electrical wizard will reach
his 10th milestone on that day.
II has been Mr.. Bdlson's practice
to give newspaper interviews only
on his birthday, because he said 1t
steamed up his mental faculties
for the fuller enjoyment OF the round
of holiday festivities.
Close associates say Mr.. Edison
will enter his sOth veal certain that
he Will reach the century mark.
, 1925-01-26
WEATHER is
MODERATING

ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. ee.-RIsing
temperatures were forecast today to
follow the near blizzard and cold
wave that spread over the northwest
Sunday and today. sending the TEN.
peratures down TO 80 degrees below
zero at Bismark. N. D.. the the cold
est point to report in the northwest.
The Pas. Manitoba. reported Z tenn
perature Of 40 degrees below zero.
Minnedosa, Manitoba reported 50 be-
low.
Snow, ranging from N 10 six
inches. fell in Minnesota and North
and South Dakota. Aberdeen. S. D.,
had 20 below.
, 1925-01-26
APPROPRIATION BILLS WILL BE
main WORK OF PRESENT SHORT
Meet OF WASHINGTON S0L0NS

liminary to the congressional cleo
tons Of November. 1925.
1t Is very essential to Mr.. Coolidge
that he win the 1926 election and
his only chance for a good legisla-
tive record will come in the con-
gress which is scheduled to meet in
December Of this year There is
every indication. therefore. that he
will start congress TO work earlier
than December and that the COM
Portable majority given him in the
last election Will be expected to put
through tax reform and other ad-
ministration proposals with old time
legislative smoothness.
, 1925-01-26
Nocturne Club Meeting
To Be Held This Evening

The regular meeting of the Casper
Nocturne club will be held this gel
ing at the home of Mrs. William Toll
hurst during which time Mrs. o.
a Thomas will give a paper and
Illustrate the sonata. Mrs. Tollhurst
will read a paper on the concerto and
will give several illustrations read a
will give several illustrations. while
Mrs. Edna Thomas will talk on the
evolution Of percussion Instruments.
, 1925-01-26
Altar and Rosary Society
Bridge Luncheon Thursday.

Members of the Altar and Rosary
society Of st. Anthony's Catholic
church will give a bridge luncheon
on Thursday OF this week at /
o'clock at the Mullin club. Tickets
for the affair may be purchased
from Mrs. NJ. S.. Ryan. Mrs. d. A.
Ford. Mrs. oscar Helstand or Mrs.
Elmer Dean.