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Manoly, Fannie Dietrchs. Ella Mats
don Mamie Richardson. Applications
for memberships and National General
Orders. No /. were read by the secre'
tarv. Mrs. Marion Parker. committee
renorts were read. Mrs. Margaret
RraJi gave A review of her visits to
Woman'S Relief Corps. Daughters ot
Veterans and Grand Army reunion
held ut Cincinnati. OEio. SeNeral SuG
srcstlouS were given as to places "t
meeting TO bc held as 1t is necessary
that the present hall must he vacated
fhe next meeting, however, VIII DE
held in Grand Amy tau on NpNen,
ber ,. unless otherwise notified. Csuai
services closed the meeting.
Daughters of the Union Veterans OF
the (,vil War-Mrs. Ellen Sponsor
NlISSev Tent. No. /. met October Il
Mrs kathrvne Rahn. president. pre-
siding ana Airs NJ. Robbins, Misses II.
Temnle. A. Yodcr. Lillian Nehh. r,
Fvarnow. substituting for absent a.
ticerS Splendid reports were m'd"
ON all the committees. Mrs. iSah"lIi
BontZ. chairman of the rummaGe Sllts
said il was n success. The card patty
rccchtlv held at oyster : Audltnflun
was also 4 success, MES. May hatel.
chairman. There were many hra"'l
rul prizes donated ny the daughters
and business men OF the CltN. ln't'
was "A large attendance.
An interesting report WAS read by
the ,,elegate. Mrs Mary Fauth, on the
Grand Army EnCampment at Grand
RonidS Mich. which WAS approved
and accepted to be placed in the hIe.
Mrs *. Rain. president of the tent
was elected fourth councillor, and the
treasurer. Miss Anna Ha%e. was ap-
nointod press correspondent for ;he
next national conventiom i"-A run
,icr remarks Of the enCamnmcNt ~Hfe
,,ivcn hv Mrs Hcrn;e sutton. Mrs, \
S'attery and Mrs NJ BTadt.
Among tho guests were toi. =. T.
Oldrnyd and William NJ. Bobh Grf"j
ircs were sent to comrades having
hirthdavs in October. The usual "N-
erciscs closed the meeting,
FIorence Crittenton Baby Lovers
Circle. No. |, met October 1S with Mrs.
frederick G.. Umhau, at her. residence,
4i3 Randolph street.
Mrs. A. +. McAiauus. president. was
in the chair. Plans for card party
to he given after Christmas were maze
and y committee appointed. with MIS-
Sjuns0n as chairman. Plans ana ap-
nroDriations were made for the christ
mas bazaar. The members OF the CIR
rle will meet in the morning at the
next meeting in order To work on a.
}ioIes for the bazaar. At this meeting
which will be at the home of Mrs. {.
WYATT sos Sixteenth street on Nov
vembcr II several members voiun.
teered 20 furnish baked food to be sold
tor n special fund.
The members present were: Mrs y.
r. McAIanus. Mrs. A. l.. Craig, Mrs
G. Mcconnell. Mrs w. II. Ressick,
Mrs. Fl. C. Simpson. Mrs. c. WYATT
and Mrs. Frederick G. Umhau. Mrs.
Annie NJ. Keller. Mrs Fannie Wahl-
ing. Miss Barbara Nogel and Mrs.
Emma L. Vogel were guests. Mrs. A.
Miles was welcomed as a new member
to the circle.
Ladies' Auxiliaries of Washington,
ID. C.-Congresa Heights and Capitol
Heights, Md entertained their SUI
preme president. Mrs. Teresa Canister
of Rochester. y. Y. and Miss Johanna
f. White, supreme secretary, of New
port. Ky, during recent visit to
Washington. with reception and ban
quet at the Hamilton Hotel. Other
honor guests were Mrs. Agnes Frank
of Buffalo. y. Y. the Rev. Fathers
Lewis J. O'Hern. Catholic University:
f. J. Connolly. pastor of st. Peters
Church; Clarence f. Wheeler. pastor
of Holy Comforter Church. and Will
liam j. Carroll. pastor of the Church
of the Assumption.
Miss Florence Yocum was soloist ac-
companied by Mrs. David f. Barry.
The affair was in charge of the en-
terfainEert committee. Miss Navv