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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
Name Assistants
For Reception
Jewish Concert TO Be Fol-
lowed by Social Hour

Following the program of
Jewish and Hebrew music to
be presented by Susie Michael
Friedman and Maurice Fried
man Sunday evening at Tai
mud Torah synagogue, So.
4th and sts., an informal
complimentary reception will
be given. The hostess COM
mittee of the synagogue will
be in charge.
The committee consists OF Mes
danes P. Brodsky, S. Clayman, S.
Brotman, H. Friedman, d. Kleg-
man, NJ. Novikoff, M. Warwick. B.
Witenberg and and l. A. Drues.
In charge of decorations and floral
arrangements are Mesdames ]. A.
Sussman and w. D. Meier.
Patrons and patronesses include
DR.. and Mrs. Edward H. Todd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Goold, Judge
and Mrs. F. r. Remain, DR.. and
Mrs. Holland c. Burr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis C. Wersen, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Short, Rabbi and Mrs.
B. I. TRIGGER. and Messrs. and
Mesdames Robert Tone, Sam Cone,
S. J. Farber, M. Meier, P. Brod-
sky, ]. r. Bender, M. J. Fried
man, S. Friedman, J. Karp, D.
Klegman, L. Lamken, w. D. Meier,
H. Rotman. B. Slotnick, ]. A. Suss-
man, Leslie Sussman, B. Witen-
berg and the Messrs. H. Warwick,
S. Offerman and S. Elyn.
Much interest is being aroused
by the program, which is called a
"Cavalcade of Hebrew and Jewish
Music" Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Friedman are nationally known as
fine musicians and are known to
Tacoma music lovers, before whom
they have previously appeared in
concert under the auspices of the
Ladies Musical club. Sundays
concert in the synagogue will be
the first concert of authentic He
brew and Jewish music ever to be
presented in Tacoma.
Doors will open at 7:3O p. m.
and tickets may be secured at that
time. Tickets may also be secured
through Rhodes Book Nook on
the second floor, and Ted Browns
Music store.
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Calendar
Dance at Country Club June |
To Be Organization First
Tea Saturday at Franklin Home Attracts Many Dr. Rich
Guild Plans Luncheon at Tacoma Club on Monday

Bringing to close most successful season of phan
thropic work Orthopedc guilds of Tacoma are busy TINS
week events of great Importance This afternoon was
the altogether charming and garden party at Seamon
Mrs George Grggs Frankns spacious home in the north
end-on Monday the Dr. Edward Rich branch will gather
for luncheon at Tacoma club and next Saturday eve
ming Branch No 10 will entertain at the first Orthopedc
dancing party since the establishment of the guilds last year
The dance will be given at the Tacoma Country and con
club with hours from $50 until go Preparations
being made for at 100 couples for the party which Will
welcome June and busy social to Tacoma
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Presbyterian Circle TO
Meet With Mrs. Essio

Circle T Of the First Presby-
terrain church is the only group
meeting on this last week Of the
month. Mrs. F. II. Essig Of
Waller road will open her home
for pot luck luncheon at 1880
on Wednesday.
The Bible study TO be led by
the hostess and the mission lesson
to be presented by Mrs. Joseph
II. Phenicie. comprise the after
noon program which will be pre-
coded by business session. with
Mrs. +. w. Squires presiding.
Members desiring further details
or transportation are asked TO call
Mrs. Squires at CA 500.
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Sub-Deb Members
To Have Picnic

The "2oth Century Debs' Of the
Sub-Deb club will entertain at a
picnic Sunday at High Dive on
Surprise lake. Guests will be
Messrs. Marvin Berg. Donald
Campbell, Earl Jones, John Steele,
Jack Shones. Elmo Brown. John
Jorgenson, Heinie Pohlman, Mich
olas Kristovich and Thomas Farris.
Hostesses will be the Misses Pa
tricia Lutes. Winnifred Smith,
Mary Jane Strubel, Maurine Jones,
Ruth Michael. Doris Hansen. Dawn
Barker, Jackueline Stuard. Louise
Olson and Leone Scoggian.
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MIS- marry SHAW 40 ZIG = NAfN
president and has working with
her Mrs. A. c. Pease, the general
chairman: Mrs. A. w. Taylor. ar
engagements; Mrs. John G. Olson
and Mrs. Katherine King Youell,
decorations. Suitable for a pretty
June night will be the decorations
for the club. which will be profuse
with pretty spring blooms of all
varieties, overshadowed only by
the charm of the summary evening
gowns and white flannels of the
guests. In addition to the many
parties of Tacomans being ar
ranged for the dance, a group OF
guests is expected from Seattle.
Tea Is Popular
Scores of orthopedic-minded Ia
coma women called at Seamont
during the afternoon to be well
coined by a gracious hostess, Mrs.
Franklin, and members of the
board, headed by Mrs. Samuel Will
son.
Pouring were Mrs. Samuel Wilson
and Mrs. Franklin, with represen-
tatives from each of the branches
assisting as hostesses. While the
guests were in the house they were
privileged to hear the magnificent
organ which Mrs. L. E. McClelland
played during the serving
hours, and in the gardens they
were able to enjoy the sweeping
view of the sound and the dis
tant mountains. A group of girls
o. the younger set assisted in the
dining room.
Many To Attend Luncheon
Luncheon arrangements for the
DR.. Rich guild are being made by
Mrs. Herbert Syford. Among those
making reservations are Mesdames
Paul Warren, the president; Har-
old Hawkins, Jordyce Johnson, J.
Hubert Craft, Harry L. Davis, w.
]. Conner. Burton Brown, Arthur
Abbott, s. E. Gange, Miss Marie
HUH, c. Nathan Lynn, Donald T.
Mcdonald, L. B. Macdonald, A. L.
Osberg, Frank Philip, J. c. Picken,
w. c. Pinches, Harry A. D. Smith,
Edwin Johnson, o. G. Button, Paul
Smith, Miss Jean Hudson, Stanford
D. Osmers, Edwin Johnson, H. r.
Pirrett, Herbert Syford, Eustace
Murphy, Roscoe Townsend, A. d.
Willoughby, Alden Woodwork,
Louis Wersen and w. A. Taylor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27

DIR. J. H. Hook and DR.. II. v.
Hoover. Tacoma osteopathic physi-
clans. win take active part in the
<oth annual convention Of the
Washington Osteopathic Physi-
clans and Surgeons which is to be
held IN Wenatchee May 3o-June /.
DR.. Hook Is president-eiect Of
the association. DR.. Hoover has
been named among the principal
speakers. He win talk on "Osteo-
pafhic Prescription Writing"
Other physicians from Tacoma
planning to attend are Drs. Mary
Alice Hoover. Thomas A. Mckay,
Elmer Peterson. Clarence b. Utter
back and Guy G. Hudson.
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AIfleIlCdl 1ldsS NAMING.
Mrs. Ralph Wegener is chairman
of the tea hour, during which Mrs.
George Griggs Franklin and Mrs.
Roger Chase will pour. Mrs.
Wegener's committee consists of
Mesdames J. II. Bowen, Roger
Chase, Edwin Cook, Selwyn
Dougherty, Walter FARMLAND, A.
A. Pentecost, C. G. Jennings, J. L.
Mahlberg and Howard Seabury.
Since May is the month in which
the Tacoma Glass club receives the
report of its nominating commit
tee, it is asked that all regular
members be at Mrs. P C ks
promptly at 2 o'clock for bust
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Mrs. Reeves went back. In her
talk, to the founding Of the Gen.
trail Federation in 1890 in New
York city. when q number OF clubs
were called together by the sorosis
club. the first woman's club-or-
Eanized in 1868 The organization
began with the 81 clubs which an
severed the call OF Sorosis members.
Since that time. Mrs. Reeves
stated, women have fought for the
child labor amendment, adequate
national defense. and further rela-
ton with South American repub-
lies, rs well a. for many projects
such ~ child welfare, educational
equality and equal rights for
women In all fields and walks Of
life.
Mrs. Leonard Crasxweller and
Mrs. Evelyn Chantler were intro
duced as charter members. Mrs.
Horace G. G. Scott. who served
during 1905 and 1909. told Of the
great civic work done by her group.
which was instrumental In raising
. fund Of 81. 500 which was used In
building Of the foundation Of the
Ferry museum. The raising Of
5000 by tax days" for the school
playground movement and the call
ing OF all presidents of clubs to
the Tacoma hotel for the purpose
OF organizing the Presidents coun-
Gil, with Mrs. Amy p. S. Stacy
rs president. were also done under
her regime.
Mrs. B. e. Templeton, director
Of Epsilon Sigma omicron Honor
society of the General Federation.
spoke briefly TO the group.
Over two score women were
seated at the birthday luncheon
table Friday. Miss Fannie Wayne
presided as toastmistress, calling
upon IL members TO give high
lights of the Federation in the past
- years. At this time. Mrs. A. A.
woelfel was surprised by a shower
cf handkerchiefs as q token Of
esteem for her work a. social
chairman.
The president. Mrs. Ethel NJ.
Dunssath. presided over the after
noon meeting when reports were
given by ali departments as fol-
lows: Education, Mrs. r. C. An
derson and Mrs. Calvin Stewart;
fine arts. Mrs. Ellsworth C. Power;
historical, Mrs. p. C. Smith: in
ternational relations. Mrs. Frank
A. Cole; public welfare, Mrs. J. A.
suszman; press and publicity. Mrs.
Hattie A. Rooms; treasurer, Mrs.
Birdoia cermaine: assistant COR
responding secretary. Mrs. Z. A.
Willard, and ways and means.
Mrs. w. e. Dickson.
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zYnAK HONOR MAN

zygmunt r. zydsk. whose home
was 26i2 So. 18th 81. before he
joined the navy last month. has
been selected honor man OF his
company az the San Diego train
ing station. The choice was based
upon ability. zeal and loyalty. ac-
cording 10 word received from the
commanding officer.
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Seattle Glass Club Members
To Be Complimented Here
Mrs. Roger Peck TO Open Home for Tea on Monday
Afternoon; Nominating Committee TO Report
Photograph by Turner Richards Studio

To compliment Seattle Glass club members Mrs Roger
Peck will open her home 615 No. 9th ST. Monday, when
Tacoma Glass club entertains with tea.
For the pleasure of guests Mrs Henry Dennis program
chairman has arranged talk by Miss Celia Grace Scofed
whose topic will be 1.-THE Development of Modern American
Glass, and C. Haley will speak on Recolectons OF Early
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
Womans Club Brings to Close
Year Of Successful Activity
Group Celebrates Golden jubilee of General Fedora
iion Of Women's Cubs Has Birthday Luncheon

With proud record factor in civic and educational
life in the history Of Tacoma the Womans club brought
close their 36h year of activity Friday Under the drec
ton of the historical department with Mrs p C. Smith
chairman assisted by large committee the Golden Jubilee
of the General Federation of Womens Clubs celebrated
Friday with program and luncheon.
Mrs Belle Reeves secretary of state for the state of
Washington, the guest speaker Her subject was
sWomens Achievements"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
AGRTCULTURIsr DIES

San FRANCISCO - Emil Gle
mems Horst. -. one Of Pacific
Coasts outstanding agrculturists.
died Friday.
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DIR. Harry B. Allison has re-
turned from his vacation and re-
slzned his practice at l422 Medical
Arts Bldg. adv.
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ness meeting to precede the tea,
which starts at 2:30.
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Woman S Study Club
To Go TO Olympia

The Tacoma Woman's Study
club will motor to Olympia Tues
day for a pot luck luncheon at the
home of Mrs. E. L. Hiberly. 303
Ea. 10th st. Mrs. Hiberly has ar
ranged the program and has in
vited Mrs. Belle Reeves. secretary
of state for the state of Washing
ton to be the speaker. Special
music has also been provided.
Later. the group will visit the
capitol, Mrs. Charles A. Snyder,
Mrs. William F. Dodge and the
president, Mrs. Ethel NJ. Dunseath
being in charge of arrangements.
Honored at Shower
Miss Dorothy Brown, bride
elect Of July Is. was honored
Friday evening at a miscellaneous
shower given by Misses Loells
Langley and Necia Ault at the
home Of Miss Langley. The
shower was given in the form OF
a cafe party. the room being
transformed into the wedding
bells cafe" A mock dinner was
served. This being followed by
games relating to food and brides
Guests were Misses Carol Gardner
Dorothy Blanchfield, Marion Allen
Louise Saunders, Norma Peterson
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TO EXAMINE RECRUITS

A navy medical officer will be At
the navy recruiting headquarters
In city hail Monday morning to
examine young men OF the Ia
coma district who plan enlistment.
The Office sdjoins the Pacific ave.
entrance to city hall.
Butter down again. at Cow But.
Ger Store. adv.
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Core Of the News


A picket line was established
Friday afternoon at the Edwards
Fuel Co. plant. 721 Ea. 18th st. II
h understood a dispute involving
= closed shop and working con-
tracts prompted the Transfers
union 70 take the action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27

Headquarters Of Fort Lewis
warned al civilians Saturday TO
keep clear OF shooting ranges dur
ing practice firing on the pistol
range from May "a to June /. and
On the artillery range on May II,
rs and 70. sentries and markers
win be posted. the warning stated,
Bedding Plants. HIM Florist. So
5th and Kay.-Adv.
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&atbarina Stiibler

cntgegengebrnhtc Snnpatbie. fiji
oic aroBe 9eteiliauna Der Sanbs.
lel,tc. &crlpanbtcn, Srelmbe lmo 8e.
fannten am Seidenbegingnis. oen
Srellnbcn llnb aleinihelfer 2anoss
le,lten fiir bie herrlicben @lumen-
ipenorn, ser Erilioentin Srau M.
Serneges pom 3ipeig 1 iiir Die lido,
ncn Nahrlli,porte am @robe, benz
Soronia Iumend,pr fir Die ergrei.
Ienben Sieoer. Eaitor Sohannes
SeltidJlGIbcr fiir sic troItreit1e Yre.
biat, ser Scllt'cb &irhcnqemeinoe fir
Sic sur Geriiiauna aeitellte Stride.
Sem 2eihenbcitatter @rnB & Stein.
n,eb iiir oic Ieine 8eoieullng. Dem
3lusia 1 iiir slllsbcsublllns oes Ster,
beeelocs ,mh Dem Central Ierbane
iiir pronpte sl,s5abl,,ng oer0eriidbe,
rung rno aacm Die uns in unferm
sroBen 2eio beiseltanoen iino, iagen
mir oen ber5liblten 0anf. @ott Der.
gelts.
Die trauernoen Sinterbliebener
Ginoer uno Batte
Simon Stibler.
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@smr,niames Y,tuid Der &inber
ODn ut un6 yNcit

am Sonntag. Der 1S. 9lugl,it ar,I
aiumars isar,n. Tas Sugenofomitec
ser 3ipeise I, 4, 33 unb "a bubcu
be h!oiien, geneinium Elm ainoers
Vidnif oen Wtitglieoern ser Ellgeno-
ab.cillma unb oeren Ssrernoen ub3ll-
ho!ter. Tn3 Sla,mSfomitec aibt it)
ole aroBte9tiihc eire before 9efonnt,
ichait uno iSrcunoihaft INTER oen &in=
bern BON Git uno @eIt 81 ifnifcn.
Tomit bieIes aber gelinat brauhen
mir bie llnterltiisllng uaer Safien
bon Sit ilnb @eit. Nus oieiem 8rlln-
De bitten m,r erf' nle berslid). un
oir'cn G1fnit tellSllnebnlen. sumal
Ser Tcincrtrcr iir einen ainoers
can't nid)lter S,n.mer oienen Iou.
@i' h!,uen ollerharb ihone Spiele
,u:N Ere;,c Iomie ireie GrIriihuugen
fir a.ie &:uher ur> ouh Sen Grlpah-
ierrlI trrirrtd,cn mir cine g,,te 3eit.
l1,r nm Vfn;d s,l fommen iabre
mn!En,e Hi>ce 9'uab bis Rioelpooo
Gri'e, nna h,rt ra'tts cine Weile bis
sllm Vfat. yfit ser StraBenbabn
4c,:i Moab S.in;c SGeIt %. Str, bis
Gntf Damn Cert zen Vus bis Nioge.
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sic trpltreid)c Yreoigt, oem 2eihen.
beitatter 8eorg Gufe Gpler iiir oie
ousec3cidnete 8eoienuns. oen Gin-
aht-Scrmania SGngern fir bic
ergreiienoen ibonen 1rauerlier
ser, Yrof. q. 9iifoIaus fiir Die berr.
lit,n Mahruilporte om 8rabe, io,pie
allen, sic uns in umierm 9eio beige
ltanoen baben, iagen mir oen innig-
item Tanf.
gSir bonfen alld) oem Central Ser.
boub fir oic promptc Nns5ob!llng
ser Seriiderlno lmb Sem Griten 8.
g. &. II. Iertn 3lpeig iiir Mus
soblllne bcs 9ofalitcrbcgelocs. @ir
ruten ieoem Sad)ieu mo ieber SGtb-
i'm. oie nod n;d,t Ntitalicoer bieier
feinen Srganiia.iolen iino. iid an
5l'id)lieBen. oenn ,penn man in got
aerGt. Damn crit lernt man oeren
@ert iddben.
Die trouernben &inoer, GnfeI unb
Satin Iaria ltgr. T
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Seltiame Wette.

3uei ameritaniide 5orfdunssrei.
ienoe, Sones nnb Smitb, iaben i'm
Cidlngel inter ibremH Belt uno
ipraden iiber ibre @eididlidfeit aIs
Saaer Ga iagte Sones: rMouen
mir 100 Dollar metten. oab id einen
20ipen totem tperoe, fa,m oaB id aus
Sem 3elte trete?" =
Der anberc nobm sic Wette an
uno lebtc iieb Inn oas MeiuItat ab.
slparten. IS persing ,,naefdbr cine
Stunoe. 0a ltedte Gin 26me ieinen
aopi ourd, Die 2elt0ffnllng.
"0ennen Sic iemdnben, ser Sones
6eibt?" fraste er. .llnS Of ih fenne,.s
iagte Smith. poriihtig s,lriiMuei.
demo. r. =.
"Gun,l it's gut" f,br Der Come
fort, .Sbr isrelno iduIoet Sbnen
nGmlib 100 9ollar!"
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ner ipenbete einen Yreis. s(ae Ser.
einsidnpeitern. Die Geloer idmloen,
iino eriuht bis Gnoe oieies Sabres
ibre Shuloen ,,no riidjt1noiaen
8eitrage 81 besablen. Gies lit cine
ernite Sade uno mub unbeoinet ge.
ideben. SdWelter slnna Waener lit
tranf uno 6as &omitee iotpie anoere
Sdlueitern linb eriuht iie 3u bei,,d)e,,
an 3849 8roaotpap. !
Maria &lob. Sefr..s J,
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0lS Gbira9o, I'll.
3,ueia 46.

0ie Notwithstanding mar out
beiudt Wir batten Die 0reuoe. tpie-
Der orei neue MitaIieoer in oen Ser
elm al.i5rnebmen. Roie 5reitag. GIiie
&loos ,nb @ertruo &ramer tpuroen
bon Der i8iseprGiibentin Sobanna
Sallmen ais Mitalieber bersIid min.
fommen gebeiBen. Gs ireln uns,
Sab slnna Sinleb lid, nad Ser Opera.
tion pieber out erbolt bat. 8eeauern
oab iett ssrl. Marp aramer I'M So.
ipital lit. Sie ipuroe am 8Iinbbarm
operiert. ernie. Sobn bon 9aitor
l.no 6rau Sf,miot. erbolt iih gang
out Don elmer gIinobarmentsiinoune
Mr rpiiniden beioen baIoige geiie-
ring. Sn oen lebten @ohen batten
mir oas @eraniieen bic 8efanntitaft
bon ausluGrtisen Sad)ien su MAIDEN.
tpelbe ibre 1erien in Chicago Der.
lebten. Serr uno ssrau @eorg Mar.
tel ans Aaeqnippa .Ba., ebenio Marp
Shenn aus Someiteao. &c.,, tparen
@aite BEL Serrn uno SSrau ssobn
1aub. 6rau Stoff aus Canton. g.,
lit Gait bel 5amilie Morf. Suitien
9olu iamt Todter uno sobn aus
Vfaiiillon. Sbio, iino auf 8eiud BEL
ibrem gruoer Mife Sh1bburger.
Srace Sdinoler aus Miami. Ila.,
bel Sobn 2epner. Gtbel uno sllice
@elther aus Nelp Cattle. Ya., iino
81 8eil,dy bel Gli3abetb ,,no Vireinia
@eltber. @ir uiinihen alien anae-
nebme ;Serien unb boffen oaB es if.
men in Chicago gut sefGut.
Sophie 2urb. Sefr.
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Grites Stiftmnasfeit.

Die 0orarbeiten gum Stift,ln9s.
felt am Z. September iino ihon iueit
uorgeidritteu. Gin fleiBiges &omitee
unter 0eiti,ng bon Geitprdiioent @r.
Mife ebert eibt iid ale Miibe oas
5eit 5u einem grfole gu eeitalten.
Mqe eingelaoenen 8ereine lperoen er.
ild)t. ibre ihriitlihe 3uiage an oen
sseitASefr. YauI 0iefenbater, 77OS
South Green Ctr. Gbicago. Sa., 81
ienoen. oamit oas Yroeramm in 3eit
iertig eeitelt meroen fann. Slide,
Seller rnb llnterbalt,,ng beripreden
nur oas Bette. 9as Seit finoet an
6710 Soutb Mae Str. itatt.
8eiuhen Sic Die ndhite @eriamm.
lung am 6. September.
Yaill Gieierba6er, Sdriitf.
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NJunoStoiun, Ohio.

9cutidhe gpoug 8,th. Sontcrus &C.
meinhe gde 2ncolu Nue unb Solmes
StrnYe. Or. G. 81 Sritidb. Yfarrer. Wobz
m,nIb 1913 @idliffe 8lbb. Sell: 94968.
Inn llbr Sountaaih.:Ie unb Su9enbs
8nttssoienit; i'm @inte, UNI 1O:3O, i'm
So,n,ner Inn $3.50 llbr Sauptsottesbienit
an cQen Sonn< llnb Seiertasen. Sanlss
tag 9 llhr &onfirmanoenz uno De,ltf9.
Inter id,t. Seoen 0ienstaa I'M Ronat
I Esnsta9 i'm Rorat Druberbunb.
Scb,n 4. Sonn.ag. 8 l1br ua1mittags
Irauen Werein. Seoeu slpeitioIaenoen
M!it.tunt Suaenbbunb; ieben aipeitfoI,
eclloen 0onnerztae Qutber 2iad' sSe6en
Treitr9 Sfirtbsnd'orprobe MUe Mbenbbers
iam",lungen i,nben Inn 1880 llbr itatt.
Wae Eoltsz .,no @laubenseenofen iinb
ter5lih einsslroen.
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Seutid,aemeinoe. - Sboper iiir bic
Stride.

Pm :. September miro ser biess
iGhriae yShoiper" iiir sic Stride OBJ
gebolten. Siebe Sreunbe lno Wit=
glieoer. @ir alIe babcn ltriad)e I'M
8ott su oanten fir @eiunSbeit, iiir
8liif lno isrieben I'M Saus mo fiir
ieineu Segen, beu er llns bisber be.
ihert bat.
2aBt uns unIeren Can't nift n,r
nit @orten ausrihten, ionoern a,ld)
nit ser Cat bepeiien. @ir bitten ies
Sen, ser iid) nit ser 8naoe 8ottes
erirel,t hat, cine 8abe am .Sboper"
iiir sic Stride nieber5ulesen.
@ir belniiben uns fir llniere liebe
Safienfirhe $50 irgenh Elm iGd).
iiihes Ser5 nit inns iiiblt, lit es berss
lid) eingelaoen mit5ubelien. Seoer
fam uno ioa 5ur 8emeinifait ite.
ben llub nit einem 8eifenf fir oen
gaiar. ober nit elmer Spenbe in
@eIo mitbeIien. vGinen iroblihen
8eber bat 8ott Iieb."
Scr @liar bes SraNen @ereins fiubet
am :. nnb s. Nopeu:ber itatt.
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Illus @arb, Sno.
3iueia 40.

gs Siene allen Sdtpeitern oes
3iueis 40 aur Nahridt. bab nGbite
8eriamml,lns am Samstag abeno.
ben 81. Nuglit, anitatt oem 7. Sep
tember, plnft 8 llbr absebalteu
miro. 9ieie slenoer,ns miro nur
oiesmal iein. neil mir uns ale am
7. September am Stiftungsfeit in
Gbicago in corpore beteiligen iper.
ben. Sns aomitee fir aaffee unb
&uden 81 ierOieren iplroen folgenoe
Sdipeitern ernannt: Marie Subj
BERG, @oriteberin gli5. shaBburger
@aria Ma,lrer, s(nna @roB, Megina
Grafft, Reeina ~Shuller, Cara @or-
Sen unb Maria Yetri. Sora Som
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SaIcnt. Ctip.

gpnnaeliids@uther. G,nanrels<a Stride.
PSI Snntb gronbpan. Sobn 8a,,nann.
Ynit>r Seoen Sonntag um 8 ubr Dor.
mittnas Sonrtagidule:. Seben Sounta0
6N:t3bienit Inn 10 llbr in Der Qonbes.
'rr1%e; INN II llb, oentiber @otteS.
oitnt Ser oeut'cbe &ird)en Srauen Wer.
ein Fat um alpeiten Wittpod ieben Mo>
mats. abenos 8 !ibr. 8er'ammlun9. Sons
Observation-Disclosures (3,pciidbrig) bon
September tis Cf.ern. 9ienstag unb
6rcitas na6mittae llbr.
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Gus Gincinnati, o.,
ltr,uegener.0 0obringer Yidnid.

slEen urlpesener uno Dobringer
2anSsleuten oiene CUR Nabridt, oaB
uniere gemeirianles Pidnid am i.
September in Cincinnati. Ohio. itatt.
finoet. Gs mar lettes Sabr In Salem
10 bcidloiien tuoroen. go fommt ale
nod Cincinnati am I. September.
@nfang II llbr. Der Yidnidplat lit
anl Gnoe Der Sobn StraBenbabn.
linie an G,ebed Noao i'm @arten.
I'm ndbere Musfunft tpaloe man
Iib OIL oas &omitee.
Mid,ael Geneel. GIG 9irmptb aoe.,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Gllpop6 Eitn. Va.

Sic Ct Yauls 0cmeinbe tpiro bebient
pont Teitor 0llblpi9 8eiirder. gigenem
Hnstnr 6auptarttesbienit ieben Gonntag
n,Ora,ns 10:30 llbr. SomltogldmIe 9:3O
Etr !Horaens inter Der 2eitllng bes illn=
zen Guperinisnocnten 81. Mlaurer. Som
flrEanbenlnterrid)t ie mad Nneabe oes
@aitccs Aird,enratsiitung ieben lebten
Sar2taa I'M Wonat. ahcnbs llbr. -
Sonntagidul;ebrerz Sieung ieben britten
SoMntnq i'm WOnat, mor9cns $3.50 llbr.
&irSNuh,urprrbe iebeu Sreitag 1880
dir rhsi,oS. Airdlen 5 :nueu 0ereinss
SitMna ieoen 3. 9onncrsta0 i'm Wonat.
is llbr; 3utber 0i9d Situng So
:lhr 9ugenobunoiieung isoen 2. Sonns
tua, 3 Ebr abenbs