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Eastern Star.

I EBANON Chapter will hold its an
nual moonlight ride down the Po-
tomac next Wednesday. There will
be dancing and refreshments.
The Lebanon Players met Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Shandow
to discuss plans for their Fall show.
Mrs. Laura Wallace will direct the
production. The players held their
picnic at Plum Point last Saturday
and Sunday. Mrs. Rose Woods gave
swimming exhibitions and Frank Pur-
year, Ira Priddy and Mrs. Ethel Johns
presented comedy skits. Games were
played and refreshments served.
The Objective Committee of Areme
Chapter will hold card party at the
home of Past Matron Rose Hyer Har-
tung, 37f0 Warren street, July 16 at
s o'clock. Those assisting as CO.
hostesses are Past Mstrons Ada Muir
ray, Lille Dowrick and Irene Schmidt.
Members and friends are invited. Re-
ligious services will be held on Tenn
pie Heights July 20. Members are
invited.
Jopps Lodge Chapter has been in
vited TO participate in the services
on Temple Heights this afternoon.
The Past Matron's and Past Pa
tron's Association held their annual
picnic yesterday at the Summer home
of Past Matron and Walter Conway
ar Ark Haven Cl1ih Nd
The meeting September will be
a short business meeting. followed by
a program in charge of the Temple
Committee WAYS and Means Com
mittee will hold a rummage sale for
the benefit of the chapter October
and 5.
Matron Minnie NJ. Neil of Brook
land Chapter announces the Endow-
ment Committee picnic next Tues
day evening in Rock Greek Park at
the Pierce Mill Reservation. On
July 70 the past matrons will picnic
at the Summer cottage Of Past Ma
tron NubSon at OwingS Cliffs, Fair
haven.
Cathedral Bellies Of Cathedral Chap
ter Will have a picnic at the cottage
Of Mrs. Izetta Kennon at Benedict,
Nd. next Sunday. The chapter will
participate in the religious services at
Temple Heights, August 5.
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equipped with a field phone service
for the Monday and Thursday eve
nings lip-reading classes. Tuesday
afternoon a meeting was held to fur
ther the plans for the Young People S
Club. A tentative organization was
formed and the meeting adjourned to
Rock Creek Park. where a picnic
spread was held.
CurIey CIub-A picnic has been ar
ranged for members and their friends
at Rock Greek Park this afternoon and
evening. Various contests and out
door sports are on the program OF
entertainment.
An executive meeting will be held
Thursday evening at the home OF the
president, Miss Mary l.. MCGEE, 210l
New Hampshire avenue.
The mems annual spiritual retreat
will be held July 81 to 80 at Man
reSa- a-on- the Severn. John B. Town.
shend is chairman, assisted by Will
liam Exner, William Boyd. James F.
O'Connell, Rupert E. Keefe and
Francis McCann.
A meeting of the club was held
Thursday evening at the Church of
St. John the Evangelist, in Forest
Glen, Md, where members were the
guests of Rev. Charles o. Rosensteel,
pastor of the church. After the busi-
ness session an outdoor entertainment
was held and refreshments served.
Members of the club have been in
vited to participate in the celebra-
ton. under the auspices of the
Knights of Columbus, in honor of the
centenary of the birth of James Car
dinal Gibbons, at 3 pm. July % at
the statue of Cardinal Gibbons on
Sixteenth street near Park road.
Plans are underway for a moon
light excursion down the Potomac
River August 6.
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ASONIC CLUBS DAY will
n be observed at religious serv-
N ices today at pm. on Tenn
pie Heights, under direction
of DR. Simpson B. Daugh-
erty. assistant grand chaplain of the
Grand Lodge of Masons. DR.. Clifford
Fl. Jope, pastor of Ninth Street Chris
tian Church, will deliver the address.
The music, under direction of Past
Master J.. Walter Humphrey, will be
provided by Mrs Marie c. Deal, So
prano; selections by the orchestra OF
Ninth Street Church and solos by
Joseph A. Thomas, tenor, accom-
panied by Miss Mary Lehman, Thou
Will Keep Him in Perfect Peace"
"Just for Today" and How Lovely
Are Thy Dwellings"
The special guests viii be members
of the Advisory Board of Masonic
Clubs, Samuel B. Reeder. president.
together with the officers and men,
bers of the % Masonic clubs of the
District of Columbia, with their
families-Anchor, Angle, Army Medical
Center, Cabletow, Circle, Craftsman,
Fellowship, Five Points, Gavel, George
Washington University. Golden Rule,
Ionic, Italio- American. Lambskin.
Mount Moriah. National University.
Railroad Square. Temple, Trestle-
board. Operative Trowel, Trowel,
Washington Chapter, No. 3, Sojourn-
ers. and Star Office. Also members
of the following blue lodges, with
their families: New Jerusalem. Joppa,
Trinity, Chevy Chase and Semper
Paratus. Also members of the fol-
lowing chapters of the Eastern Star,
with their families: Bethany, Joppa,
Good VIII and Chevy Chase.
The members Of the Masonic Clubs
have been requested to wear their
official emblem. the cherry blossom.
The Washington Railroad Square
Club met July Z at Northeast Temple
and called off meetings until Septem-
Der, as announced by President
Charles w. Jones. The Boys Club,
sponsored by Mai. E. w. Brown, su-
perintendent of police, gave an ath-
letic performance under the direction
of Morris Fox, manager of the organi-
zation, and included. Wrestling. James
Murphy and Louis Rooer. John Clay
ton and Joe Pedro, John Cayallare and
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Women of the Moose.

The forty-sixth annual conven-
ton OF the Moose was held in At
lantic City. N j.. July to 5. Co.
workers making reports from Colum-
oia Chapter we're Treasurer Pauline
Miller. as librarian; Junior Regent
Frances Mitchell as Social Service;
Past Regent Grace Clark. for Pub
hcity: Betty Whitehouse. Bessie
Brill and Dorothy Ferguson, for the
drill team.
The regular meeting was held Fri
day night at the Moose Hall, l4l4
street. The Junior Chapter held
its installation of officers: Ethel
Phythian. governor: Grace Clark,
recorder: Levina Plstt, treasurer.
The meeting was closed with social.
The next meeting is August 6.
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R. J. Harden Camp S. WV.
Receives Four Members
Santiago Day Celebration VIII Be Held July IL
and Natonal Encam pine mt August
19 at Pittsburgh.

~ ICHARD J. HARDEN CAMP
l. Spanish War Veterans. met,
with Coudr }. NJ white pre-
II y siding Capt Philip W Lau-
rist was admitted 70 member
ship By transfer from Worth Bagley
Camp Atlanta. Ga Robert S Taylor,
LIST District Of Columbia Volunteers,
and Frank M Addison, ist Louisiana
Volunteers. we're elected 10 member
ship and they. vith Orlln NJ. Jones.
LIST North Dakota Volunteers. were
mustered in The death Of william
Sheilenberg was reported. Applica-
tions for transfer 10 King Camp Alex
andria. Va. we're approved for Roy s.
Warning. Samuel BagRett Rudolph l.
Norris. John T. HiIlosry, John R
TTavers and Joseph Ewsld
Department Comdr. 7. D Binckley
Senior Vice Department Comdr @ "
McAlear. jr.: Vice Department Comdr
J. p Freeland jr, Past Department
Comdr. c A. Strobei and National
Marshal William Orthmen spoke The
Santiago day celebration vii be July
II and the national Cncampment IN
Pittsburgh on August 10.
Admiral George Dewey Naval Aux
ilisry met. with President Mary Tulta-
yul presiding Department President
Catherine DinteT and her staff Of
officers were In attendance A bingo
party will be held at the meeting July
IS. A moonlight ride VIII be given on
the City Of Washington July 81.
Gen. NJ Emmett Urell Auxiliary
will give a lawn fete at Sixth and
Massachusetts avenue northeast July
20 at 1880 pm.
The monthly meeting Of the de-
partment was held July 5 at 92l
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, De-
partment President Catherine Dintler
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received unani-
m Gus indorse-
ment of his post
for department
commander and
other posts are
said to be spon-
soring his candi-
dacy.
Mr.. Malloy said
he believes the
American Legion
has justified its
existence as an
organize ton by
its support of the
disa bled co m =
rades and their
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MaSOnS Hold Religious
Rites This Afternoon
Services to Be Conducted at Temple Heights
Directed by DR.. Simpson B.
Daugherty.

Kirk Miller William Hickey and Reds
Pizza: tumbling. Ralph Showalter and
Joe Pedro; boxing, Willard Robb and
Charles Pedro, Pete Riley and Joe
Pedro, Pete Riley and Charles Arnold,
El Brookman and Ralph ShoWalter.
Refreshments concluded the enter
tainment.
Chevy Chase Lodge has been as
signed today as its special day at
the Temple Heights services at 4
o'clock.
The Chess Club met Saturday
night at the home of Thomas c,
Washington, 1853 Northampton street,
after which a luncheon and refresh
ments were served. Gregor MacPher-
son leads in the number of games
won, with w. L. Nolan, second.
Final arrangements have been made
for the annual moonlight excursion
dance down the Potomac River via
the Wilson Line steamer July lS, spon-
sored by the uniformed bodies of
Amas Temple. IlluStrious Potentate
william c. Miller extends an invita-
ton to all mobiles and their friends
and families to attend.
Monarch william j. Erskine an
nounces Ksllipohs Grotto will par
ticipate in the religious services at
Temple Heights July 90, to which all
members and their families are in
vited The sermon will be by Rev.
Simpson B. Daugherty The Grotto
Band will furnish music, and the
Grotto Drill Corps will act as ushers.
He also announces plans are being
made and a class forming for a cere-
monial in the early Fall, when officers
of several out of-town Grottos will
be in attendance.
PetWorth Lodge will hold a short
business meeting Thursday, followed
by the entered apprentice degree
with Senior Deacon Jett presiding.
Washington Centennial Lodge will
meet July Is at a stated communi-
cation. The F. c. degree will be con-
ferred, with Earl E. Everhart pre-
siding in the East and Mark c. Horn
acting senior deacon.
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Daughters of Isabella.

District of Columbia Circle, No. 17s,
met at the Washington Club July 9.
with Mrs. Annie Wall presiding, The
social for August 10 will be q picnic.
The chairman. Miss Mary T. Wolfe.
will notify the members of the final
arrangements. The trustees, Mrs.
Bella J. Howe. Mrs H. Newman and
Mrs. Elizabeth Roddy. are working
on ways and means TO complete the
scholarship fund. and hope TO have
a complete report in September.
The National Circle will hold a
board meeting in Atlantic City. N. j.,
August s. after which II is expected
National Grand Regent Mrs. Minerva
c. Boyd will visit the circle in Wash
ington, D. c.
The next regular meeting of the
circle viii be held September 10.
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Legion Command
OF ID. c. Sought
By ]. J. MaHoy
Sergt. Jasper Post Head
Candidate for Honor
Next Month.

Joseph J. Malloy. commander of
Sergt. Jasper Post, No. l3, the
American Legion. is a candidate for
The office of commander Of the District
Of Columbia Department, when officers
will be elected at the annual conYen-
tion next month.
Comdr. Malloy has made a fine
record as head of his post. During
his administration more than $50 new
members have been admitted. He has
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Completing Parade Plans
For Convention of Legion
Legion Expects Biggest Turnout in Opening
Sessions for Sixteenth Annual Convention
IN Paul Junior High School.
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Vincent B. Costello
Drum and Bugle Corps, National
Guard Armory, 8 pm. Quentin
Roosevelt Post, No. II. Potomac
Boat Club. 8 pm. Lincoln Post.
No. II. Riggs Bank Building.
Fourteenth street and Park road,
pm.
Tuesday-vincent B. Costello
Post. No. Is, board room, Dis
trict Building. pm. Bunker
Hill Post, No. 81, 35l6 Thir-
teenth street northeast. 8 pm.
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Daughters of America.

RETsY ROSS COUNCIL officers
were installed by Mrs. Viola l..
Frazier. State council warden as
sisted by Mrs Martha Inscore, Mrs.
Addie Sinclair and Mrs. Florence
Whitney.
Past councillors pins were presented
to the retiring councillors Mrs. Ella
Pellow Mrs. Mamie B. Lawrence and
junior past councillor, Mrs, Msude
v. Krebs.
The council plans an initiation at
the meeting July Is Mrs Maude v
Krehs reported on the annual excur-
sion and field day at Marshal Hall
Park August /.
Fidelity Council convened with the
councillor. Mrs Kate Chapman. pre-
siding. Miss Edna Wright was REIN
sisted. Miss Frances Casalege. in
side sentinel, gave the unwritten
work.
Installation Of officers was held by
Barbara Fvletchie Council Associate
State Vice Councillor Rosa B Wells
was installing officer. She was as
sisted by Ethel McCallum. Nettie
Beck. Edna Brown and Eta Storey.
The officers are Councillor. Nettle
Gather. associate councillor Mae
MyleS, vice councillor RoSabelle Fritz.
conductor Ellen Dorsey. warden,
Irene Callow. outside sentinel Lucy
Cleveland; financial secretary. Daisy
Smith, treasurer, Una Dorsey. re-
cording secretary, Edna Gather. as
SlStant recording secretary. Alice
Soper: representatives to State coun-
Gil session. Lucille Lanier, Una Dorsey
and Edna Gather. Is moAths'
trustee, Eta Storey. The council sp-
pointed Alice Soper as chairman OF
the Good Of the Order Committee.
Onicers Of Independent Council
were installed by Deputy Mrs Renns
Cory assisted by Mrs, Margaret FRYE
and Past Councillor Cora Jones Past
councillors levels we're presented tC
the retiring councillors. Mrs, Nellie
Deanc and Mrs Elizabeth McWhorter
Mrs. Marie Jones Is the new coun-
cllor. She named Mrs Nellie Deane
as chairman of the Good of the Order
Committee.
Mrs Lula GruhhS, general chair
man has called a specla meeting Of
the Executive Committee ana COM
mittees from all councils &c meet
Monday AZ ? nm at the Raleigh
Hotel 70 further plans for the State
s9slon TO be held in September.
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Meetings This Week.

Meetings This Week.
Camps.
Wednesdsy--Gen. M. Emmett
Urell.
AuxiliAries.
Monday 49, Admiral George
Dewey Naval. Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Wednesday--Gen. NJ Emmett
Urell. Pythian Temple
Friday-Gen. Henry w. Law
ton. 900 II street.
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Washington League for the Hard of
Hearing-The lecture room VII De
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The fifteenth anniversary of Jane A
Delano Post. No. 6, was celebrated last
Sunday at 8 O'Clock at the home Of
Mrs. Mabel I. Day. 37os Twenty fourth
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Potomac Lincoln, Grant. Mckinley
and Beck Ladies' Circles of the G. A.
Z. held exercises July y AT : pm. at
Fort Stevens CommemOratlng the
10Th anniversary Of its founding.
The program consisted Of speeches
and music. with the placing Of flow
ers by the circles The buglers OF
the Boy Scouts Band rendered selec-
tions.
Evening star., 1934-07-15

Fidelity Council convened with the
councillor. Mrs. Kate Chapman. pre-
siding. Miss Edna Wright was REIN
sisted. Miss Frances Casalege. in
side sentinel, gave the unwritten
work
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clubs meeting we're: Mesdamas
Jessie Nichols, Catherine Entz-
minger, Geneva Casey, Luvenie
fancy, Ardenah Stephens, Priscil-
Ia Gray, Cornelia Rusch. Alma Nc
Mahon, Misses Alberta McKeavey,
and Mabel Phillips. Mrs. Summers
was assisted in serving a sumptu-
Gus rcpast, by her mother. Mrs.
Pelham, OF Philadelphia.
The Tour Coins FedeIe Bridge
Club met with Mrs. Thelma Bland
1857 Il. Canheld. Tuesday evening.
March 8. Plans for their approach
ing social event. were discussed.
bridge and tasty repast were en-
Ioyed by those present. The next
meeting will be with the clubs
president. Mrs. L. Bostic. $40 Il.
Ferry avenue.
The Amazon Club held their
meeting, March 3, with Miss
Frankie Hurd, 6014 Mortified ave
nue.. Miss Hurd was a charming
hostess, and served the members
a tempting menu. Plans were laid
for a spring dance and fashion
review, to be sponsored By the
club. The date will be announced
shortly. The Amasonl club IL COM
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posed OF twelve popular young Ia
nedt. % p'esl-
*s&-ss
The West Side Golden Kew CIuh
neld their meeting, Friday. March
IL at the residence of Mrs. Shell
~ Pryor. 60O7 Hartford avenue
Inc members spent a deliehtfnl
evening, and plans were perfected
Tor a play, which was given A the
nome OF the president, Mrs. Louise
mosley, 5757 vinewood. SATURDAY.
March IL. SATURDAY
The Sunshine Club, OF Ebeneuar
Snurch. under the leadership OF
MRS, NJ. Il. Richardson. met ~
Gently az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Franklin and Mrs. India
shaw. a surprise was given to Mrs.
nicnardson, by the members .
INSISTED BY Mrs. Erwin ana Mrs'
hasiey. II was deliRhtfui afse,v
The Indian Village Social Cfuh
was delightfully."- entertained. Sal
urday. March 10, by Mrs. Pearl
Foster, $3.50 GARD street A very
delicious menu was served. and
the members spent a social hour
VITA bridge and other gnnss.
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CHARLES c. LocKooD Attorney

0fl Hammond Building
MORTGAGE SALE: Default having
been made In the terms and conditions
OF a certain mortgage made by BER-
NAkD v. SCHULZ and MARY l..
SCHULZ. his wife. OF Detroit. mortga-
gors: to the EQUITABLE TRUST COMP.
June I. 1928. and recorded In the Of
Ace OF the Register OF Deeds for Wayne
G. unity on June 2. 1928. In Liber zitb
able Trust Company changed its name
to Equitable and Central Trust Company
by change OF name nled January ,. 1870
In Liber 70 page 2o< c. G. O.. Wayne
name from Equitable and Central
Trust Company TO Equitable Trust
Company by change OF name nled Jan.
uary %. 1882 In Liber 70 page SIS c. c.
o.. Wayne County Records. On this
mortgage. there Is clairned to be due at
the date OF this notice for principal and
interest. the sum OF two thousand six
hundred twenty-five dollars ana nfty
cents N2.s22.5O) and no suit at law or In
equity having been Instituted to re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage
or any part thereof. now therefore. by
said mortgage. and pursuant TO the
statutes OF the State OF Michigan In such
cases made and provided. notice Is here
by siyen that on Monday the 7th day OF
May. A. d., 1885, at twelve Qz;OO)
o'clock noon. Eastern Standard Time.
said mortgage will be forecloscd by sale
nj public auction 10 the highest bid
der at the southerly or Congress street
entrance TO the County building Ia the
city Of Detroit, Wayne County. Micht-
gan. that being the building where the
Circuit Court for the County OF Wayne Is
held. OF the premises described In said
mortgage or 40 much thereof as may be
necessary 20 pay the amount due ms
aforesaid with seven per cent q per
cent? Interest and all legal costs In
Guiding the attorney fees allowed by
law. and also any other sums which may
be paid nj or before said sale TO protect
mortgages interest. which said premises
are described AS follows.
Lot Two Hundred sixty Leigh q.
Cooper Subdivision Of parcels and
10 ~ plat ~ commissioners on Par
titiOn ~ the Estate - Joseph
Young Deed, of part of Lot 7, OF
subdivision ~ back concession 81
J. g. 2HS. lots l. . aud 4 ofsub-
division ~ the Southeast - ~ aa-
ditiaral donation 20 Private Gains
$50 ana POI part ~ the Northwest
~ ~ additional Donation 10 Priv
ate t'lnins rsf ana eel; Lot q and
| Northwest IL OF Lot 4 OF Subdl-
| VISION ~ back concession OF rrivate
l'aim- aG2 and 272. AK recorded In
iii"r 1874 of Deeds. page 32S. Graz
| tiof Tow nshlp. WAYNE rounty. ac-
| cOraing 70 the pint thereof recorded
| ln the offirc ~ the Register oi
| Deeds for Wayne County in Liner 46
| Of Pats o page 60; said premises be-
| ing situated on Mckinney Avenue.
| city OF Detroit. Wayne County.
Dated at Detroit Michigan. Februar,
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
Mortgage'
| CHARLES g. LOCKWOOD
| Attorney for MORTGAGE
| 92i Hammond Building. 2-i0--6-l
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LEWIS a ROwLETTE. ATTORNEYS
607 Adams Ave. East
No. 22f 400

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In Wayne
Circuit Court. In Chancery.
SAMUEL WINDOW. Plaintiff. VS..
EMMA WINDOW. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court. held at
the Court House in the city of Detroit.
In said County on ihe Sist day OF
January a. H. 1894
PRESENT. Honorable Joseph A. Moy-
nihnn Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT show
ing that said defendant does not reside
IN this state, lot her present where
H'outs is unknown that her last known
y sideuce was General Delivery Village
~ saxon county OF St Louis and state
n Missouri
ON motion ~ LEWIS & ROW
lETrE, attorneSs for PLAINTIFF IT rs
ORDERED that the said defendant I'm
ma Window, enter her appearance IN
stid cause on or before three GA
months from tho date % this order
~ the I'm ~ complaint filed herein
may be taken as confessed
TT rs FURTHER ORDERED that
said order be published as required by
law ia newspaper printed and circu-
lated weekly IN said County Of Wayne
md that copy OF said order be- SEM
10y registered mail to the last known al.
dress ~ said defendant
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN
Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
S X. Valentine
Deputy Clerk
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Continued from Page q
Ioopec Twelve Club Girls

The Whoopee Twelve Club Girls
are at 1t again. The club reopened
the first of the year. Their pro-
gram schedule includes bridge
games. parties, picnics and other
forms OF entertainment. Officers
of the organization are: Loretta
Johnson, president; Ann Bell
Moore. vice-president; Bessie
Johnson. treasurer; Ruth Good
win, secretary; Lorene Adams, as
sistant secretary; Susie Har'
chaplain; Georgine Dixon, report
er. The social committee are: Veri
Jackson and Tobitha Maddox.
Florence Amas Temple No. ~
Nurses Guild, met Thursday
March z. for an adjournment party
and brief meeting. II was a unique
affair. Mrs. Mayme Pepper render
ed several lovely musical num-
bers. Those present we're: Mrs
Elizabeth Gilmore. Mrs. Lula Will
son. Mrs. Wayne Pepper, Mr.. Tai
bot. Mrs. Catherine Webb and Miss
Malissie Williams.
The officers are: Miss Marie
Cobb, president; Miss Reba Clark.
acting secretary; Mrs. Lottie Tai
bot. financial secretary; Mrs. G.. L.
Smith, treasurer; Miss Carrie
Smith. sergeant-at-arms; Mrs.
Ethel Long, chaplain; Mrs. Mary
4. Johnson, reporter.
FE#As*
The Excelsior Young Matrens
Club met Wednesday evening,
March Z, at the home of Mrs. Ger
aid Rimmer, 1929 Vinewood. 1t
was a delightful meeting and the
hostess served a dainty repast. |
Bridge was enjoyed. The club also |
met Wednesday evening. March II |
with Mrs. Jefferson Smith, 5127 |
Vinewood. The hostess entertained |
the members royalty and bridge |
was played. The clubs party, |
March 10, was a great success.
sss -
The Atha Study Club was enter
tanned. March ~. at the home OF
Mrs. Ada Summers, ST. Alger. The
topic OF discussion was Politics."
The members were deeply inter-
ested in an account of tn trip made
to Fort Valley Ca, by Mrs. Arden
all Stephens. last month. where
she addressed a conference OF edu-
Gators. Members present at the
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CHAs. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
1861 Gratolt


STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit
Court Tor the County OF Wayne. In Chan
Gerry
FERN HOLMES Plaintin. VS. VICTOR
HOLMES. Defendant.
At session OF said Court held IN the
county building In the city OF Detroit on
the 9Th day of February A. ID. 1884
PRESENT the HON THEODORE J.
RICHTER, Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by affidavit
on file that the said defendants resi-
dence IL unknown and cannot be ascer-
talnod after diligent inquiry in what
state or country he now resides.
IL IL ordered that the said defendant
appear ana answer the liill OF Complaint
nl"d Ia this cause within three months
from the date OF this order or said lBill
may be taken as confessed against him
and that this order be published ac-
cording TO law and copy thereof mall
ed TO the defendant at his last know
address
THEODORE ]. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
\ TRUE COPY
| s. X. Valentine
Deputy Clerk