Ladies Industrial society meets at Mrs FarEal's home
The Ladies Industrial society of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs T J Fareal 618 South Fifth street with Mrs L Keating hosting. Mrs Emerson Hawley entertains Easterners at a card party with Mrs Henry Elliott and Mrs C A Foster as guests of honor. prize won by Mrs John D Hengstler. Hawley’s autumn decor features pumpkins for ice cream. Visitors Dr W L Martin of Minneapolis and Rev Sweet of Chicago visit local families. Sweet, former pastor, will speak at services tomorrow.
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Ladies Industrial Society of the First Baptist Church
L. Keating
T. J. Fareal
South Fifth Street
Emerson Hawley
Henry Elliott
New York City
C. A. Foster
New Britain
Salt Lake City
Yellow Stone Park
W. L. Martin
Minneapolis
D. Cunningham
Sweet
Chicago
C. F. Emery
La Crosse D A R chapter meets on anniversary
La Crosse chapter of the D A R met with Mrs J E McConnell last Monday to mark the anniversary of the Battle of Kings Mountain Miss bd Laney spoke on the battle and its results Mrs McConnell sang and Mr Hardy gave an address on the industrial struggle facing the country
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Clubs
la Crosse
J. E. McConnell
Kink’s Mountain
Bd. Vv. Laney
McConnell
Hardy
Twentieth Century Club Lesson On Florence Arts
The Twentieth Century club met with Mrs. Levi Withee Tuesday afternoon with full attendance. Mrs Brownell led a geography lesson on Italy focusing on Florence, detailing early Florentine artists Cimabue Giotto Fra Angelico and contemporary writers architects and sculptors. Mounted photographs of paintings and sculpture illustrated the lesson and heightened interest.
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Twentieth Century Club
Levi Withee
Brownell
Italy
Florence
Cimabue
Giotto
Fra Angelico
Mrs Schwartz Hosts Delightful Wednesday Coffee
Mrs Schwartz of Fourth street hosted a pleasant coffee gathering on Wednesday with a group of attendees including Mesdames Krause, Hanson, Hittenger, Pharland, Younas, Schenfelt, Blackmore, Schrader, Borah, Kobletz, Lapitz, Wigel, and Smith present.
Boy Soprano From London to Sing at Sunday Services
A boy soprano resident in London will perform at Christ Church during the Sunday services tomorrow, delivering a concert for the parish community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christ Church
Boys and Girls Club in Plant Aims for Worker Comfort
A West manufacturing plant plans a workers club for 200 to 250 staff with noonday meals, dancing, piano recitals, lectures, and literary activities. A dedicated matron will manage services, with doctors care provided for employees, and a grand opening ball will launch the new employee social center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant
Morse
Allerton
Can Company
City weighs bonds for armory and auditorium project
Mayor Anderson reports no funds from state trust for a 65 000 bond issue to build armory and auditorium. Banks warn par price unlikely. market unlikely to improve soon. Council supports deferring action as Alderman Volmar opposes.
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G. A. Keller
H. J. Hirshheimer
B. H. Valentine
Keller
W. A. Anderson
la Crosse
Wis
Auditorium Committee
Auditorium Com
Anderson
Madison
B. J. Castle
Land Department
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Wisconsin
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Harris Trust Co
Wisconsin National Guard
Guard
Wendall A. Anderson
The Sneeze Through Ancient Life and a Wisconsin Visit
A zany tale recalls how sneezing shaped ancient greetings in Greece and Hebrew life while a schoolmaster’s politeness leads to a comic river well plunge. The item closes with Miss Anna Kahle leaving Milwaukee for a northern Wisconsin visit with Mrs. Harvey Thwing, formerly Susie Nunstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Xenophon
India
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Anna Kahle
Harvey Thwing
Susie Nunstad
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Industrial Society
Burroughs
Frances
West
California
Seattle
Hfm
Mecca
Can
National Cash Register Company
Great Eastern
Volmar
Annie
Newbro
Annie Oakley
Miss Oakley
Th Co
Dept. N
Detroit
Mich
Hoeschler Bros
Annie Oakle
Edison Phonograph
Victor Talking
Edison Phonograph Co
Victor
Leitholds
Fred Leithold
Main Street
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