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tfer by the preaitent and roll-call Cook. Barbara & y r, Marla Beagle,
was responded to by the a e m - and C lifford and M atine Conley.
bars present with a number of
c u m d t eventi of musical inter- H o stesa at M ertln gq f Past
M a t r o n ’s Clab—
ra ■
- 1 • Bering th e business session 1t 1 Mrs. L. A. Roberta* t e d
out - Whoso .Old U lelr succedi could they got as. much, kick o.ut of
teuer have te e * attained.
. thaig gffprts.ae did the audience.
Administratrix.
PfafctlcalM all dg the towns and
sA-i Thd Orahfa Visa Cate&en, a citiua of 1 SeathOrti Okogea aad
live booster organisation, farnlgh- Northern California hyd delegar
ed a lot of fun with various stunts. tlons at the banquet.
Ashland
They were'dresaed in ta ll M M f r o . ten t moré 'than 30 tian andf wo
(Continued From , Page O te) A quartet from Orescent t City men to the affair, while Mad-
m ads *» deuMad h it .with what fOd sent approximately SO per-
r.<* j
Mrt.
• eras decided that* th e f ecgram,
_ w h i c h 't o be, given for p te 'C iv il
elab at their meettag ae,g#srch
the first, w i l l . be in charge > of
d Mrs. H. C. Bbebe. • ' ‘ <7 . . .
r ... The subject for the evening's
frocpugt. rM p b was la charge of
g Mrs. John H. Puller,» onaa "The
Pounders of American
Music."
b Outstanding amopg these are
e Dudley Buck, George Chiuiuuk.
k H atetio Parser, j John K. .Paine,
‘ A rthur Foote and A rthu r W hit-
e lag. , ‘
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Prank Jorcfaq were ik e bo si eases
at tbe regular medt)ng of tbe
Past Matron’s .Çlub of Alpha
Chapter Ne. 1 ,O.< E. 8., Wednes
day evening, January Id , at the
home of Mrs. Roberts oh Church
street.
, .
. There was an unnsUalty laegS
attendance. Mrk. 'S . A. Peters,
Sr.. Past Matron jo f the year
1926. was initiated Into the or
ganisation.
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A t a lath hour delicious refresh
ments were served,- the” edhte?
e , Jdrs F u ller gave, a very brief piece xv>
table being a beau
t sketch of the life and weeks of tifu l birthday cake, honoflng Mar-
Dudley Buck, and also described Peter’s birthday.
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the first gC/at organ Wrought to
tt tt t t
* ' • * ti;
a America. This organ was bnilt Social Circle of ttirtotlan
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in Ludwigsburg.
G e r m a n y , Church M e e t » ■ ;
,
oqrding to' the speaker' ★ aa trtufcfi
f brought to America a n d set np in
Tbe Social Circle of tbe Chris-,
B Music H all in Boston in 18 St. tt tikn'dhuteh met in 'th e church smaller than it should be.
I cost seventy thousand dollars and
parlors Wednesday, January 2Ç'. t E a rin g the year, M r. Taylor
pointed out, the association paid
. was expected to* stand in Boston with a very good attendance.
about 'gYS.SOO for packers
for *centurics Of years” . Because
A very Interesting business ses
lo f its great size add faulty'mech- sion was conducted and final W » q£her labor all of w bichcontrifiu-
lanism. Just thlrty-fopr years’later rangements wele made to finish too : m aterially to the prosperity,
r I It was sold for« fifteen thousand equipping the sftnex kitchen and of Ashland.
t dollars, for old metal and-lumber. banquet room of the church, . ‘.‘^Fefaro at the half way point
Miss Leona Marstera gave the which are taking on a homey and now?*’ M r. Taylor declared,r
are getting too much prodqcgtto.r;
[ salient features of ad article, "The coinfortable
,
appearance.
the local m arket to consume and
»R ise of Organ Music in America."
The meeting adjoafned
lo
. Mrs. If. T. Mitchelmore read an , meet again February nineth when-, not ebough to inake ohrseWdk
tdlt in the outside m arket.. There,
interesting article from -a current there
i
will be election of officers.
magazine, "M r; DkttroSch and ] It was decided ' that each lady should be more local prp^aqt«,
marketed through 4 central¿genu i
American Music,” which was very ( should bring a covered dish.
oy all of which Would tend to
timely because of the recent resig
nation of Mr. Damrosch after for
ty-two years service i s conduc
tor of the New York Symphony
Orchestra.
J
! Several interesting biographical 1
cketches were given as follows: 1
George Chadwick, by Mrs. H. S. c
Aikins A rthur PoOte, by Miss 1
Berna Haight Horatio Parker, by s
Mrs. P. E. Putnam A rthu r W hit- *
lin g and John K. Paine, by Mrs. f
I J. H. Puller.
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' The Club very greatly apprec- C
“Pop” C. B. Gates of Msdferd and
Isaac* « H t. ex-mayor bt Otenla
Pase, algo spoke and told of their
,w.V,k os tbe delegatloa which wont
to Washington to procare the
Crescent City harbor appropria
tion. They lauded the Work of
their fie n d s in Washington, With-
tough Dry
Service
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Don’t take chances with
your health when tbe wea
ther is as changeable as
it is at the present time.
Our rough dry service is
sonnd economy, both from
a health , and financial
standpoint.
Let us take your laundry
next week.
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Two delightful piano selections
Written by A rthur Poole, "P ier-
ro t” and "Pierette” were given
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by Mrs. H , C. Beebe’s beautiful
rendition of "Romance” by A r
thu r Poote.
The meeting closed with the *
"8arabande” by A rth u r W hiting, *
played by Miss Imogene Wallace. I
Mrs. M. E. Randles was the
gracious hostess at a birthday
party given at her home on Lib
erty street, in honor of her son,
Bobby, who was five years old
Thursday Jaxuary »7.
I The little guests spent a Jolly
time playing games until the
hostess served delicious refresh-
meat«. the main feature of which
was a beanttlnP birthday cake,
with five candlek
Those who enjoyed this happy
a ffa ir were Leroy Real, Beth
B rookm lile^ Wanda ahd Ivan
Randles, Robert R luth, Phylis
BHáMMRfi»
The I^ncoip. school la going to
give a Circus In the la tte r part of
March. W e w ill have fancy dahe-
lng and also stunts.
The boya
have been practicing the stunts
in their physical training. Every
body is invited to mb
T H E L M A GOOD,
6A Grade
your groççL
iated the courtesy of Mr. Lou
Hadsen, who tang Hadley Buck’s
"Four Ye Not, O Israel." Miss
Wallses was bis accompanist.
Was charitably called music., but
CIRCUS TO COME
quality, puri;
The January meeting of the
Ashland Music Study club was
held iu the parlors of the Pres-
byteriau church last Monday eve
ning, January twenty fourth.
The mooting was called to or-
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