THE COURIER.
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The New Book Review dob met on
Wednesday of last week with Mrs. Elias
Baker. A sketch of the life and work
ofJamesLane Allen waa given by Mrs.
I. N. Baker, followed by a review of the
"Choir Invisible" from Min Anna How
land. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. I. N. Baker, 1731 C street.
The second meeting of theMatinre
State Federations Mrs. Low e of At
lanta and Mrs. "J. A. Allen, president of
the Missouri State Federation.
Discussion Led by Mrs. Jones of
Spokane, Washington. i
Valedictory Address Mrs-Alice Ives
Reed of Lynn, Massachusetts.
Mrs. Breed is already mentioned as a
probable successor to Mrs. Henrotin as
president of the G. F. W. C. A "slate"
Musicale was held in the club rooms on . h:ncrcir-1,i1,,H hfuidml bv her name.
Monday aftsrnoon, when a program of with Mrg - B pjltt of TejCr for
nocturuep, impromptus and balladr was Tice.prMijent. The election will be
given. The name of Miss Matie Hoover he,d next June at the meeting in Den
should be added to the program as pre- w
sented last week. As Mies Hoover so ......... , Vnmsi
Boon leaveB for New York, where she The National Federation of Mus.cal
will study this winter.she was persuaded Clubs wh,ch was partially organized jn
to play once more to gratify the many New 1 orkC.ty last June at th met
admirers of her finished style and poetic .ngof the Mus.c Teacher. Nat.onal As
interpretation. She gave a beautiful soc.at.on w.th Mrs. Iheodo.e Sutro of
Ballade" of Chopin, op. 23. 8 " president. ha. j ..sued
Although several valued members of invitations to the musical clubs of the
the Matinee Musicale will be absent country, inviting them to send delegates
this year, the club has been glad to wel- to meeting to be held in November or
come back other -active" members, who December, when a permanent org.n.za
have traveled afar, and studied at the tionw.llbe effected,
centres of muaicsl life and i.spiration. Musical clubs receive little benefit
These now bring their recollections to from the ordinary federations, whether
-bare with the stay-at-home members of state or nat.onal. beyond contributing
the club in Lincoln, the,r 1uota to m5 aDd, ,h,B IB
V delightful talk en "The Musical more to vary the monotony of papers
,. i Tendon .- of this past season, ana ai:us.ou8 wuu u. -ooiu.u -
of sweet sounds, than to bring forward
the musical organizations. In the many
programs of federations all over the
country, seldom is a topic introduced
that might prove of practical value to a
musician. Art. libraries ana civics are in
terspersed with child-study and parlia
mentary practice, but nothing towards
the growth of musical culture.
This new organization not only hopes
to stimulate and encourage the cause of
music, but also to render moro practic
able to the clubs, the securing of artists
for recitals.
The place of meeting for this fall, is to
be decided by the vote of the clubs Bend
ing delegate., and both Chicago and
Omaha are mentioned in this connec
tion, in case enough western clubs shou Id
favor the project.
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was given by the former Dreiident, Mrs
D. A. Campbell, who has lately returned.
At the next meeting Mrs. A.S. Raymond
wiil relate her impressions of German
music and musicians.
It has been decided to make the 'May
Festival'' a permanent feature cf the
club's work, and the chorus will re
hearse towards that end as soon as the
music arrives.
AH the "associate" members have not
yet renswed their membership, and it is
desired that they should do eo before
the jear book is published. Also others
who wish to enjoy the pleasures of meet
ing with the club and listening O its
programs, can give their nam'eB to any
-active member. The fee for each mem
berehip is three dollar!. Those desiriog
to sing in the chorus should apply to
Mrs. P.V. M. Raymond, 1414 L street:
the dues for the chorus members are
one dollar.
A new department to the club has
b?en added for out-of-town memb.rs
which entitles thoEO living at a distacca
to the same privileges as "acthe" mem
bers, without the necessity of being
present at each meeting and without the
right to vote.
The General Federation has been
holding its Exposition Congress at
Nashville, in the Assembly Room of the
Women's Building, on Tuesday, Wednes
day, Thureday and Friday of this week.
The vice-president of the National
Federation, Mrs. Alice Ives Breed, ar
ranged the following interesting pro
gram, including, as it does, speakers
from all parts of the chuntry.
Tuesday, Oct., 19th.
Address of Welcome Mrs. Van Leer
Kirkman, president of the board of
women managers of the Tennessee Ex-
Iiosition.
Response Mrs. Henrotin, prefidentof
theG.F.W.C.
Wednesday. Oct. 29th
Papers Mother and Child Study - - dl. -
Mrs. Gertrude J. Howell of Wilming- f t t t tJ
ton, North Carolina, and Mrs. Kennedy
of Memnbis, Tennessee.
Paper-Parliamentary Usages-Mr.,. AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
Urquhart Lee of Chicago.
Thursday, Oct, 2lst.
panor Thft Story of
Mrs. E. M. Sbnville of
Florida.
University Extension Mrs. John King -
Ottley of Atlanta, Georgia.
Traveling Libraries -Mrs. Buckwalter
of Snringlield, Ohio.
Friday, Oct. 22nd.
Club Methods and Government-Mrs.
McClung of Knoxville and Mrs. Greve
of Chstanooga.
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NOTICE.
(First Publication October 2!S.)
Wm. M. Buckman vs. Edward T. Huff,
et.al. 21-257. . - . . .
To Albert Huff, Jessie Huff, his wife.
and Thomas L. Tea-dale, non-resident
defendants:
Vou and each of you are hereby noti
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iam M. Buckman. as plaintiff, began an
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tv, Nebraska, the object of which is to
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ed "plt therof.made by Edward T. Huff
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You are required to answer plaintiff's
petition on or before the 20th day cf
November, 1897.
William M. Hcckmax. Plaintiff.
By S. L. Gelsthardt, Attorney.
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