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acres and dairy herd, manual
training shop and needlecraft de
partment. Scores of boys and girls
find work there that gives thell 4
revenue while they are learning Il
trade. The General Lafayette
Chapter gives its support in memo.
ry of John Collins and Edward Pen
dleton, Jr., both of whom lost their
lives in the service Of their country
and whose mothers are members of
the chapter The chapter also con
tributes to the International Col
lege at Springfield, Mass, where
young immigrants are taught 90
help other immigrants become bet
ter Americans.
The McMullin home, where The
meeting was held, is most interest
ing. 1t was old enough to be re.
modelled in 1891 and contains won
deriul ancestral mahogany furni-
ture as fine as any on display III
High street at the Sesqui-Centen-
nial. There are four poster beds.
which are beautifully carved. high
boys, desks. clocks, tables and
chairs that would fill any collectors
heart with envy; not to mention
other things, such as a handful Of
a stage line which ran from Phila-
delphia to the Benches and was dat-
ed 1899.
The regular routine business was
shortened as much as possible and
q social afternoon enjoyed, with Il
delightful musical program, which
had been arranged by Mrs. Alice
Warren Sachse. -. -.
"Whisuing Danny" Exile, Lohr
Miss Marion Shinn.
Spanish Dance. Berceuse, Spirit
ual, Burleigh; Mrs. Elizabeth Cul-
bert. .,s
Duet, Nutcracker Ballet, Tschai-
kowsky; Mrs. Alfred Westney, Mrs.
Alice Warren Sachse.
"The Old Road" Scott; Miss Ma
rion Shinn.
After the program, refreshments
were served to siXty-five ladies', all
of whom voted the fall meeting Il
most enjoyable affair.
The hostess was assisted feceiv-
ing by Mrs. George Z. Conoyer,
Miss Mae Cordery, Mrs. +. G.. Tur-
ner, Miss Ethel Hammell and Mrs.
Samuel Johnson.
The next meeting OF the chapter
will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Charles TiltOn, 620l Ventnor ave
nue.. A speaker will address ,ho
gathering on the Maryville College
in Tennessee. The members of the
Lafayette chapter are much inte'
ested in this school, as they are
assisting in the support OF two OF
the students.
The members attending We're:
Miss Clark, Mrs. Earl Seiwell, Miss
Mida Blake, Mrs. Charles Tiltoa,
Mrs. NJ. V. e. Scull, Mrs. Chandler
Stewart, Miss Lorine Eoice, Mrs. 6.
w. Blake, Miss Mae CorGery. Miss
Ethel Hammell, Mrs. Geo.. b.. Como
yer, Mrs. f. G. Turner, Mrs. Char
lotte Pitney, Mrs. Cora b. COnover,
Mrs. Daniel Collins, Mrs. Esther
Sweet, Mrs. Mary +. Sweet, Mrs.
Martilla Kctchum, Mrs. Charles Z.
uImer, Mrs. James Scull, Mrs. Zeph
Conover, Mrs. Harry Leeds, Mrs.
Ida Wilbert, Mrs. Mary Steelman,
Mrs. Alice Smith Gibson, Mrs. W.
Shame, Miss Pauline Reed. Mrs.
Stadler, Mrs. Lurelda Sooy. Mrs.
Sachse, Mrs. Stewart Shinn, Mrs.
Chas. II. Shivers. Mrs. Alfred w.
Ely, Mrs. Thomas Scull, Mrs. Sam
uel Johnson, Mrs. Josephine Gard
ner, Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Jos.
Thompson, Miss Carrie Ryon, Miss
Margaret McGovern, Mrs. Herbert
Bailey, Mrs. Blanche Burbank. Mrs.
Sarah r. M. Lee, Mrs. Frances
Trout, Miss Ethel Trout, Mrs. Bella
Abbott, Miss Freeda Steelman, Miss
Eliza Thompson, Mrs. Daisy Clark,
Mrs. V. Y. Clark. Mrs. Josephine
Adams.
Guests: Mrs. Lewis Evans, Mrs.
Ferguson, Mrs, Dayton, Mrs. Nell
Sachse. As
Postmaster Walter w. Whitman,
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