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'SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1029 SIXTEEN The Minneapolis Star. CLUBS ENGAGE IN SOCIAL AND PHILANTHROPIC ACTIVITIES New England Women Elect Representatives to National Congress Mrs. Austin B. Morse Heads Minneapolis Group Including Mrs. L.

L. Dodge and Mrs. M. D. Webster 1 FEATURED IN UNDERTAKINGS OF FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS IN CITY AND STATE The sixteenth annual congress of the National Society of New England Women will be held on May 7, 8 and 9 at Hotel Bond, Hartford, Conn.

Hartford Colony will be hostess to the congress. Delegates from the Minneapolis Colony to the congress are Mrs. Austin Morse, president; Mrs. L. L.

Dodge, national director; Mrs. M. D. Webster and Mrs. Daniel Fish.

Alternates Include Mesdames W. C. A. Waller, A. L.

Fernald, W. A. Hale, E. O. Loomls.

A. 0. Hubbard and John J. McHale. Mrs.

Clara M. Cos Bryne, pri-dent general of the National Society, will preside during the business sessions. National officers and directors will be elected on Wednesday, May 8. Visiting delegates will he entertained at several social affairs by members of the Hartford Colony. Arrangements have also been made for a rldo about the city of Hartford, stopping, through tho courtesy of Miss Katherine Day, at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House.

bery, Marie Dutton, Agnes Haley, Cecile Reedy, Lucille Forth, Helen Lang, Gladys Ayres, Anne Howard, Laura Campbell, Ethel Hickey, Stella Berg, Bernice Dun-lehy, Ethel Blakeman, Margaret SkiblnsUi, Angelina Idziorek, Gladys Casey, Agatha Hcltmes, Cath-crine Hurley, Evelyn Meighan, Stella Hedges, Labclle Flanncry, Marion Casey, Agnes Hurley, V. Meighan, Geraldlne Zlmmer, Ruth Josephson, Mary King, Luella Clifford, Marlon Hooper, Estelle Pou-liot, Delia Mills, Margaret O'Con-nor, Marie Jeub, Harriot Forth, Leona Ring, Emmy Carlson, A. H. Tosney, Florence Glng, Edna Berg, Florence Hartwig, Isabel Dimond, Paulino Dennis, Lottie Idziorek, Agnes Mulcahy, Cecllo O'Dowd, Alice Grotty, Marion O'Brien, Bert Krleger, Helen Johnson, Mary O'Connell, Mario Perry, Margaret C'ragin, Suzanne Steffcns, Veronica Horsch and Freda Bcebe. DEACONESS AUXILIARY HAS MONTHLY MEETING The Deaconess Hospital auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 2 p.m.

at the Eilsons church, Seventeenth avenue and Lake street. Mrs. M. A. Pederson and Mrs.

Lydia Letherman will give short talks. Miss Elllnor Olson, soloist, will sing a group of songs; Sister Lena Nelson reports for investigation committee, and Mrs. J. Crew reports on relief work of the Helping Hand committee. Mrs.

C. M. Roan will preside. WASHINGTON COMMU NITY I'LITJ PLANS ACTIVITIES An informal discussion of flower raising In the apartment house down town district will be the main feature at the meeting of Washington Community club to be held on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Neighborhood house. The advisability of planting flow, era in window boxes or in small gardens will be talked over and there will be a special spring program of music.

The weekly program of club activities will be as usual. Ilillll ilJfr mM, t- mm to1 -mm I wim PHom I riiLUW mora II ''ti u-h i i. iiaipteiiyiiiiiii fm m-MWj mi i lJl Jewish Women Plan De Paul Club to Give Card Party, May 1 Eight Hundred Guests Expected at Affair in Flame Room PINAL arrangements have been made for the De Paul club card party to be given May 4 in the Flame F.oom of the Radisson hotel. General chairman of arrangements is Miss Irene Briskey, assisted by co-chairman Miss Marie Deve-reaux; tickets, Hazel Forth; table prizes, Mrs. John Tosney, Mrs.

John Olmscheid; refreshments, Esther Lennon; door prizes, Irene Fltzpatrick, Alma Gleason; tables, cards, tallies, Dorothy Jones; candy. Tearl Idziorek, Mary Men-geldt; favors, Mrs. George O'Hare; publicity, Irene Hall, Genevieve Mclnerney. Ushers will Include Mmes. W.

F. Fleming and F. Weingart and the Misses Ruth Norrls. Cel Hagemey-er, Stella Kranz, Margaret Burns, Rose Haak, Marguerite Haak and Marie Kearns. Servers will be the Misses Helen Griswold, Margaret Dolney, Marie Dutton, Helen Mrugula, Dorothy Barbery, Mary Brennon, Clara Gates, Kathryn Swlck, Catherine Dwyer.

Esther Brahs, Grace Mullen, Mrs. L. Denny, Lucile Cramer, Joseph Brennon, Mary Griswold, Ann Dolney, Josephine Cast-sneck. Mildred Bleakely, Margaret Bonesho, Irene Bradley, Lillian Mc-Mahonen, Mary Schulke, Margaret Forbes and May O'Connell, and Mmes. J.

J. Kane and George A. Uiguere. These To Receive Guests Reception committee members include Mmes. George C.

Bowers, John Tosney, Dorothy Murphy, T. H. Barrett and E. A. Barjjo.

and the Misses Marion Casey, ljarie Finnegan, Verda MacMillen. Dorothy Jones, Irene Hall, Edith Fab-er and Dolores Peters. Patronesses are Mmes. Anna K. Bryant, Mary Devereaux, S.

V. Schmit, M. I. Mclnerney, Catherine Mullen, E. Qulnn, Roy Campbell, Teter Happle, Terrence Connelly, Eugene Culhane, Leo Hatch, H.

G. O'Malley, A. Laurent, George Gardner. II. H.

Flcetam, Hubert Peters, J. M. Gleason, John Casey, A. Finnegan, Perry Myklcbust, Minnie D. Qulnn, Harry Hanley, E.

O. Whitney, John McNamara, W. II. Carlln, Joseph Kasscl, Leo Ralnvllle, John Gill, Charles C. Heckel, Leo Gleason, Gertrude Burns, Henry Jeub, Mary O'Hara, R.

E. Hart and E. G. Hall and the Misses Gertrude Burns and Inez Kelley, Many Reserve Tables Reservations have been made by Mmes. E.

F. Clark E. F. Holloran, G. F.

Bennlnghoff, M. Doyle, J. M. llarroll. Jay Hogle, H.

C. Meyer, Ella Qulnn, Leo Gleason, Willnrd Dickinson, M. P. Mclnerny, Edward T. Murphy, K.

R. Wise, John K. MeCormnck, Herbert C. Meyer, Grace Hawley, Leslie Collins, Ralph Baker, Frank Gratzck. R.

A. Schroeder, H. Miller, John Ca-sey, A. Weber, Carl F. Blakeman, Frank Coulet, Dan Newton, Ernest Jenson, Agnes McNerney, Frank Morres.

Martin Sommers, William 1 luch, M. Meagher, M. Guvio, A. C. Lohniar, William A.

Carlson, L. D. Waldron, C. Hawley, N. A.

L. Her-ault. Joseph Clark, Charles Tre-panier, Edward Ulomberg, Mary Frances Ritzcl, Catherine Fllzpatrick, Henry Jeub, Waller Irwin, George Cuddy. P. J.

Goergen. G. C. Rchiefelliein, V. J.

C. Murphy. Clement Smith, George L. Becker, E. T.

Murphy, J. V. Gleason, John Rhode, John Anderson, J. T. Tow.

ey V. W. Meehan, L. P. Schmit.

A. M. Mache, Thomas Hennessey, J. M. Gleason, Gilbert Raldt.

S. B. Kchmlt, Edward Sifferle, Herbert Klsller. J. C.

Gordon, Frank Weist, J. K. Gindorf, George Grotty, Jas. Klein. L.

K. W. F. Adams, N. W.

Strem. Teter Orth, Stewart Carlson, E. H. Nelson, Joseph Barbery, C. Faber.

T. Hoffman. W. W. Conley, F.

F. Burns. A. W. Wach, J.

Archambo, F. Sampson, B. A. Grlndy, Geo. Rcol- lard, Bessie Bergstrorn, Kenneth Russell.

W. 3. Reedy, Ralph Chap, man, E. F. Halloran and Pauline Tho Misses May O'Connell, 1 Aimes Mclfugh, Victoria Bsch, Catherine.

Jlurren, Lucille Bar- Indoor Circus for Settlement Aid Catholic League Plans Needlework Guild Meet and Issue Year Cook Anne Jarrett to Have Charge of Meeting oii Monday at Home of Mrs. 7. Egan I House to Benefit from Deafened Plan for Display League for Hard of Hear ing to Hold Exhibition TTANDICRAFT made by the members of the Minneapolis League for the Hard of Hearing will be on exhibition four days next week, beginning on Wednes-day at 800 Hennepin avenue. The display Is planned to acquaint the public with the work of the organization. There will be nothing for sal.

Mrs. Alice R. Strobridge, executive secretary of the organization, sent out the following letter regarding the exhibit: "We are to have articles made by both men and women, local peo ple, all hard of hearing, and we are eager to have those who are losing their hearing come In and get helpful Information about themselves, and suggestions as to things they can do to earn a living or occupy themselves with. We shall have a machine used to give gas to dental patients, architectural drawings, laboratory work, engraved jewelry, welding, metal plating, book-binding, candy making, radio equipment by one of our own members especially fitted to the hard of hearing, photography, wood carving, sewing of various kinds, children's dresses, quilts, pillows, dressed dolls, rugs, lamp shades and such things. Attendants will be on hund to explain things.

The hearing of all who wish It will be tested by the 3 A Audiometer, and the 4 A Audiometer (I he one used In tho city schools to test the hearing of 40 'children at a time) ill bo on display. There will also be a displuy of Individual hearing aids and a demonstration of lip reading will be given every day by Mis Ida P. Lindquist und Mrs. W. F.

Pascoe." Tho chairman of the entire exhibit Is Mrs. Alice R. Strobridge, with assistance from Mrs. B. F.

Hollingsworth, Mrs. Horace, New-hurt and Mrs. R. O. Board.

General arrangements are being made by Mrs. F. W. Sanlcson, chairman, and Mrs. G.

L. L'ovcll, Mrs. M. F. Dressier, Mrs.

E. J. Long, Mrs. G. E.

Root and Miss Emma Kocnis. The reception committee consists of Mis. G. G. Cole, chairman, Mrs.

E. E. Brown, Mis. W. R.

Cole. Mis. E. E. Burdlck.

Mrs. It. F. Muntz. Mrs.

H. M. Put tie. Mrs. W.

F. Peck, Mrs. W. K. Patrick, and Mrs.

J. W. Bell. Mis. S.

B. Eddy is chairman of the serv. Ice committee, and is assisted by Miss Mary Bennett, Mrs. Mary T. Cameron, Mrs.

Paul Clement, Mrs. Lucy M. Craig, Mrs. M. R.

Do-vaiiey, Mrs. William Carroll, Miss Ellen Frost, Mrs. 8. Frlcdlander, Mrs. M.

D. Howard, Mrs. L. Jellett, Mis. Orland Johnston, Mrs.

Wlllium Kinzlc, Mrs. M. D. Leahy. Mrs.

C. A. Merrill, Miss Lorana G. HacklilTe, Mrs. G.

R. Smith, 'Mrs, William Wukellcld, Mrs. Emll H. Wcinhold, Mrs. E.

McMahon, Mrs. Emily Wold, Mrs. S. E. Forticr, Mrs.

W. D. Hale, Mis. Frederic I', Bllnt, Mrs. C.

L. Herfenberg. Mrs, D. L. Kennec'y, Mrs, V.

A. Kruse, Healey, A. J. Tucker, M. A.

Ander. son and Miss Kathryn Fleming. Current events will be given by Mrs. P. B.

Niesen. TRI GAMMA (M WILL I PRESENT PLAY TUESDAY Trl Gamma club of Douglas chapter. Eleventh avenue N. and Sixth street, Is presenting "When A Fellow Needs A Friend," Tues-day at 8 p.m. The leading characters are Albert Johnson, Morris O'Brien, Ed-die Ralph, Catherine Rhae, Hazel Nurse and Slaml Mackl.

Mrs. C. M. Locke Is directing the play. SEWING CLI HAS ALL DAY MEETING The Red.

White and Blue Sewing club of Columbia circle. Ladles of the G.A.R. will meet all day Wed. nesday at the homo of Mrs. May Horner, 3225 Forty-second avenue S.

Lunch will' be served at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Louis is one of the past presidents of the Fifth District, Minnesota Federation of Women's clubs, who indorsed a special slate of officers presented at the annual meeting the district held today at the Nicollet hotel, the slate including the names of Mrs. W. II.

Vilett, for president; Mrs. C. B. Greenwood, for first vice-president; Mrs. JoJn Maclean, for recording secretary.

Mrs. Louis also is the state chairman of the Better Homes in America committee. Mrs. Kinyon, author of the district's prize-winning drama, "Daring Daughters," which was presented as part of the annual meeting program today in the Francis I room of the hotel. Mrs.

Nelson is a member of the house committee assisting with arrangements for the meeting. Mmes. Titsworth, Bell and Shaw are in the group planning for the state convention of the Federation to be held in Minneapolis in September. Mrs. Titsworth gave a toast at the Nicollet hotel at noon today at the birthday party luncheon of the Schoolmasters' Wives' club.

Her subject was "Our Recent Members." South Side Neighborhood Event at Temple Israel May Pyia THE DELIGHTS of the big top that bring joy 10 me neons of adults and children alike aro promised at a huge Indoor circus to be staged by the Council of Jewish Women at Temple Isreal Com-tminlty Center, Hennepin avenue and Twenty-fourth street, Saturday, May 11, at 7:30 p.m. The proceeds will be donated to the South Side Neighborhood House. Those In charge of the ufiair are planning a sawdust ring, complete sideshow and all features that aro usually found on the circus lot, with dancing as an additional attraction. Members of the organ-Ization will blossom out as bareback riders, acrobats and trapeze There will also be trained animal acts and a small army of clowns. Among thoto who will help contribute to the entertainment are: Mr.

T. Swlsky, Mrs. Harry VVilnier, Mrs. Arthur Kaufmann, Mr. How-urd Kayser, Mr.

Edmond Ruben, Mr. Alexander Rubel, Mrs. Alvin Cohen, Mrs. S. J.

Levy und Mrs. Joseph Rosen. Mrs. Robert Welskopf is director of the circus and she is assisted by the following chairmen: Casting, Mrs. Harry Wilmer, chairman, Mrs.

H. Banks, Mrs. A. E. Kaufmann; concessions, Mrs.

S. Mayer, chairman, Mrs. Sam Good-mun, Mrs. T. Swisky, Mrs.

1. H. Levin; finance, Mrs. Bernard Harris, chairman. Mrs.

Hans Brechcr; decorations, Mrs. Edmond Rulien, Mrs. Harold Ruben, Mrs. Alvin Cohen; music, Mrs. Seaman Kaplan; publicity, Mrs, Lester Rees; candy, Mrs.

Leo Brill; handbills, Mrs. Jo-seph Solomon; lyrics, Mrs. Erma Loewenntein; costumes, Mis. Har-ry Kaulmaun; fortune tellers, Mrs, Community Center 11 Ell Roston; prizes, Mrs. Benjamin Friedman.

C'OLTMBIA CMB WILL HOLD ANNUAL MEETING The annual rr.eetlnj of the Columbia club will be held at BIO Groveland Monday at 11 a.m., followed by a one o'clock luncheon. Mrs. N. C. Blm and Mrs.

R. D. Gilbert are in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. William Glaefke, Mrs. C.

O. Rtabeck, Mrs. C. W. Mussett and Mrs.

A. P. Llndqulst. Mrs. A.

E. Jacobs, retiring president will preside and the annual reports will be given by Mrs. Emma Iloye, fraternal report; Mrs. C. O.

R. Slubeck, social chairman; Mrs. W. F. Rhinow, press chair-man; Mrs.

B. 11. Ix)rd, program chairman; Mrs. R. 8.

Moraivetz, membership chairman; Mrs. J. B. Smith, nominating, and Dr. Mary Andrews, legislative chairman.

FIREMEN'S WIVES TO GIVE DANCE MONDAY Firemen's Wives Social and Benevolent club will sponsor an apron dance Monday evening at the Bun galow Engine house, 4201 Cedar avenue. Mrs. James and Mrs. Anton Ege are In charge of ar rangement-J. TWIN CITY CIRCLIT TO MEET ON MONDAY The Twin City Circuit of the Wo man's Missionary federation of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, will meet on Monday, at two p.m.

In Bethany, church, on Franklin and Twenty-fourth, Rev, Hnrtmana charge. The general president of the M. Mrs. Sundby of Rio, Wis, will be the, main speaker. The Mrs.

3. E. Egan and Mrs. J. M.

Jacohsen will be hostesses at the meeting of tho Minneapolis League of Catholic Women's section No. 1 of the Needle Work Guild, on Monday, at the homo of Mrs. Egan, 780 East Twnty-fourth street. Miss Anne Jarrett is president of Section No. 1 and will have charge of the meeting which convenes at 10 a m.

Lunch will be served and -the meeting will continue until 4 o'clock p.m. The seventeenth annual year book of the Minneapolis League of Catholic Women has Just been published. The book contains detailed reports of the organizations' activities for ms, in work of the various departments; tho Margaret Barry Settlement House; St. Mary's Hall Boarding Home; Junior League; Arts and Letters; re-lief; Treasurer's financial report. A letter of eommendatlon from Archbishop Dowting, a foreword from the Rev.

J. M. Reardon, a greet-Ing from the president, Mra. C. G.

O'Brien and a directory of the Catholic parishes fit the city are Interesting contributions to tho book. A memorial to M-s. Hubert Kelly and Mrs. Archibald H. Sanders has a prominent place.

GAMMA PHI CHAPTER TO MEET ON TUESDAY The Gamma Phi Chapter 6f Del. nhlan wm n.eet at the Y.M.C.A. Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. "Imperial Rome" will be the subject for dls. cusslon.

Mrs. B. J. Donovan will have charge rf the program and topics will be given by Mmes. Mabel Wilson, J.

J. Mulvehlll, C. R. Hartlnger, 3. Howard Ganley, 3.

E. Stoddard, H. V. Mur- Make arrangements for Banquets Weddings Parties at the Curtis Hotel 3rd and 4th at 10th St. Atlantic 51M Ak for Mr.

Wrlae or Mlu O'Roork district will speak on "Confusion of Mothers" and the Neighborhood Boys' orchestra will play. Mr. Fred Smith Is chairman of the entertainment committee and Mra. John Kuehl is president. ROOSEVELT CIRCLE TO MEET MONDAY Theodore Roosevelt circle No.

100, Ladles of the O.A.R., will meet with Mrs. Myrtle Randall, 8201 W. Forty-third street, Monday. Lunch Twin City Federation Octette will sing. There will also be other special music and many Federation officers present, among them Mrs.

Rasmussen, the district president. Mrs. 11. B. Klldahl of Minneapolis Is the Twin City Circuit president.

BETSY ROSS P.T.A. TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Betsy Ross P.T.A. will meet Wednesday for the last meeting; of the year. Officers will be elected. Mrs, G.

Davis of the Marshall eon will be served at 12, followed by cards. 4 phy, Hugo Ackerman, W..