Friday Evening Club Notices At Local Churches And Societies
A long list of Friday afternoon and evening gatherings at St Pauls M E First Baptist Grace M E and several social clubs. Women met at homes on Mullan avenue Chautauqua park Melrose apartments and other local sites for crochet lunch refreshments and small entertainments. Club farewells birthdays and pre nuptial courtesy events noted with guests and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Club
J. Condon
Tisrry E. Wollig
James Shoup
J. B. Lighthart
E. Johanson
Li. F
Will Farley
Chautauqua Park
Johnson
Lee Ingersoll
Select Six
George Logsdon
Mullan Avenue
R. G. Lake
Anna Lyons
Milwaukee
Sirs. Wagner
Chicago
Hincheon
Giten
J. W. Snyder
McGuire
Fern, Ind
C. W. Witter
Club and Guild Activities Highlight Season Events
Membership sociable at First Walted Brethren church with a meeting at 8 p m in the church auditorium followed by musical program and refreshments in the basement St Margaret s guild met with Mrs R L Parker business heightened and organ fund donations noted Natural Music Club Maude Koop hosts study of Asian composers at 72 Second Street West DANCING CLASS ANNOUNCES MAUDE PUTNAM to reopen at Ellis hotel with children and adults classes in aesthetic dancing starting Friday October 29 announcements in October period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavor Society
First United Brethren Church
Co. P. Baker
Myra
Viola Pierce
First Walted Brethren Church
ST. Margaret's Guild
R. L. Parker
Organ Fund
G. O. Gronen
Guild
Chautauqua Park
Ailea
Maude Kooop
Natural Music
Second Street
Crass
Maude L. Putnam
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Hotel
Utvertinemant
Consul General Reports Increased Neutral Trade After Prize Court Ruling
Copenhagen dispatch quotes Norwegian Consul General C v Puy saying the British prize court ruling condemning American canned goods costs Danish firms over 270 000 Yosa while American firms suffer. He argues the decision ignores neutral trade realities and notes prewar Hamburg ships supplying Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Copenhagen
Today
C. v. Puy
Biltish Prize
Wigland
Germany
Denmark
Hamburg
Prosecution Sought Over Untested Russian Factory Story
London reports a home affairs inquiry reveals a Northcliffe press tale on the Pithta factory destruction published without censor approval. Sir John A. Simon told Parliament the public prosecutor was informed and a sequel may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pithta
Petrograd
Northcliffe
House of Commons
John A. Simon
Home Affairs
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Queen Esther
St Paul's M. E. Church
Ethel Rush
First Baptist Church
Liseth Cather
Ross Conservatory
Kew
A. J. Northrup
Grace M. E. Church
Maria Brace
Florence Dewey
Irving Hotel
Mre. Coen
Hengseiaer
Ind
Coen
Miss Fisher
Stella M. Fisher
Frank Truman
Lanark
Tih
Richard A. Holmes
Williston Avenue
Aladdin Birthday
L. M. FL
Grace Cascaden
Hy Alf
Maury Cascadan
JH. Leavitt
E. L. Laih
Paul Davis
Mary
Weishaar
Hudson
Fred Simmons
Randolph Street
H.W. Hudson
Dupify
John Duffy
Dane Street
W. P. Dow
Decorah
T. Tallefson
Birs
W. A. Dow
C. W. Clos
T Line
Paul Davis Dry Gooda Company
Majestic Theatre
Mise Maude Large
West
Blanche Simpson
Wm. Beele
Sewing Circle
Mary's Sewing Circle
Afty
Wred Hacker
Frank Wagner
WC. T. UL
W. Cc. 7
Willard Hall
George Thompson
J. Line
FH. N. Draper
Ida Mitchell
Town City
EL Deen
el Deen Club
Carl Delf
Vinton
Lancheon
Order
Elis’ Hall
Kaltenbach
Lafayatte
Biss
Marion T. Ranster
Centihioath
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damreigh School
Shea
Studio Gol
James Black
Fashton
Evening Courier
Waterloo
West Fhitd Avene
Ciry
Norfolk
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Cent
Kolynes
Packer’s
Woodbury’s
Stella
Fleming’s
Jergen
Eter
Aia
Siebet
Black Lisie Sox
Tee
Ya. Bos
Justrite
Regina Electric
Regina
Ake
Wall-Borchert
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