Holiday Bazaar Series Promises City Church Sales
Social events shift to holiday bazaars and dinners as churches push for prep and sales ahead of Christmas. The First Congregational Japanese Art bazaar opens with tea and Japanese decor, run by the Young Women’s Sunday school class, with several committees aiding. other churches plan dinners and bazaars across the week. Queen Esther guild hosts a twenty member gathering at Miss Mather Hain’s home, discusses candy sales for the Ladies’ Aid Christmas sale, and reviews the new text book as January planning begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sala
First Congregational Church
Cheney-Lucas
A. C. Graves
Florence Stein
Mary Chevalier
Purnell
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptiat Church
Ladies’ Aid Sociaty
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lend-a- Hand Aid Society
the Baptist Mission
Trinity Guild of
Trinity Enlacopal Church
First Presbyterian Church
Esther
Mather Hain
Queen Bether Girlle
West Yourth Street
John Baker
Margaret Johnson
Gertrude Knighe
Helen Wahl
Vesta Burnelde
Joovary
Ethics Club Concludes First Series Meetings
Thirty five members attended the final session of the Ethics club held at the Thomas Ryan home on Mald en Ling. Miss Margaret Kemble reviewed Man King In the Making by David Starr Jordan and Mrs Frank Giesler discussed The Spirit of Youth In the City Streets, urging better guidance of children’s sports and noting dangers from liquor traffic and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethics Club
TTS
Thomas Ryan
Malden Ling
Mary Ryan Ag
Nogtens
Women Leisure Study Shapes Future Education and Livelihood
A roundtable feature titled Women’s Leisure discussed the need for educated women to broaden minds and gain livelihood skills. Miss Lucille Myon named president of the society. meetings held at First Baptist and home of Miss Schoemaker with twelve members forming the A. I. C. group. Chelan Camp Fire girls hosted a dinner with Miss Elba Thorpe, raffia craft, slumber party, and sewing activities. junior group entertained by Miss Thorpe later in the day. Promotions for Remnant Sale at Ryan Dry Goods with discounts and reminders to shop Monday through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becaus
Cleo
Mia Addie Washburne
Walnut Street
Lucily Myson
Addie Schoemaker
Alnas
First Baptist Church
Miss Schoemaker
Cedar Street
Lucille Myon
Myrtle al
Miss Thorpe
Carmen Manisy Effie Manley
Hsther Meigs
Lusinag Robeos
Lilly Mills
Ryan Dry Goods Co
Ryan Dry Goods Company
Coma
Ryan Dry Goods
Ryan Try Goods
Pany
James Myon
East Front Street
Seeds of Mercy celebrate officer election and birthday anniversaries
Seeds of Mercy No 2 held an officer election and celebrated two birthday anniversaries for Miss Mary Robbins and Miss Martha Althaus at Mrs A G Graves Home on Broadway. Officers elected included President Miss Agnes Robbins Vice President Miss Helen Alt haus Secretary Miss Dorothy Halbott Treasurer Miss Martha Althaus and a large birthday cake was the highlight of the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeds OF Mercy
Mary Robbins
Martha Althana
A. G. Graves
Broadway
Agnes Robbins
Helen Althaus
Dorothy Halbott
Misa Martha Althaus
Wyom lodge elects Asthalter head for 1914 officers
In Wyoming lodge No. 175 Knights of Pythias officers were named for the coming year at a city session. Asthalter was elected head, with Bond, Reay, Rhoades, Hubbard, Dolsen and Blair among others chosen to key posts. A district convention is set for January 30, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geselone Bela
Knights of Pythias
G. Asthalter
Wyoming Lodge No. 175
V.O
W. A- Bond
J. B. Reay
Rhoades
S—Frank Hubbard Mi
F.—St. H
Dolsen
Fred Lea
Harry Blair
Joan Grotere
Frank Gould
Mrs Thompson to Host Friday Geneva Golf Session
Mrs Thompson is announced as hosting the session on Friday next week at the Geneva Golf and Country Club. The affair will feature the new quote term of the Geneva club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil ‘Thompson
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Odd Fellows Officers Named at Prairie Session
The Prairie Odd Fellows session elected officers for the Encampment of the J. O. O. F. The officers chosen were Chief Patriot William McLain Senior Warden Henry Werner Junior Warden C Deems Financial Serige A W Stirlen Recording Scriice M F Eaton Treasurer C J Hackett Fraternal Aid selected F J Kreel as Bloomington Council president. Installation planned Friday Jan 2 with supper and program. Officers named include President Fred J Kreel Vice President Mrs Tacy Seright Secretary George Scholten Treasurer Fred Ray Observer Mrs Hannah Asp Chaplain Mrs Amelia Nabor Guide Mrs John Herwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Prairie
William McLain
Henry Werner
Cc. Deems
A. WW. Stirlen
Scriice
M. F. Eaton
C. J. Hackett
F. J.kreel
Bloomington
Fraternal Aid Association
Fred J. Kreel
Tacy Seright
George Scholten
Fred Ray
Hannah Asp
Amelia Nabor
John Herwig
Trustworthy Cough Remedy Praised by Advertisers
Organist Mrs Carrie Terry and trustee F W Lewis advocate Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. The ad claims it loosens and relieves coughs, aids expectoration, opens secretions, and helps prevent pneumonia. It asserts no opium and safe for children. available from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie, Terry
F.W. Lewis
Wilson's Cold Improves. President Dictates Letters
President Wilson's cold is much better today. He dictated several letters at the executive offices and signed commissions, but received no callers. Engagements were being arranged for Monday as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
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