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that the committee intended to arrange a musicale for January 30, and had secured Agnes Knox Black for March 12.
"The Growth of the Flag" would be given on the evening of November 23, and after some discussion as to the price of thetickets it was VOTED that the committee be allowed to choose between fifty and seventy-five cents, as might seem best at the time.
Mrs. Coe, for the Children's Day Committee, brought up the matter of limiting the attendance at the children's entertainment and its was VOTED that the age limit for children's day be placed between three and sixteen.
The Year Book Committee reported that the books would be ready for mailing by October 16. Mrs. Rees spoke of the Experience Party to be held January 1, and read a note from Mrs. Morse extending a most cordial invitation to the club for that day.
In regard to the endowment fund for the General Federation, it was VOTED that the notice be read to the club and the matter then left until the end of the season.
Miss Knight reported that it would cost $11.00 to make a new closet for the use of the club, and the matter was laid on the table.
The President reported that the government was anxious to present the matter of Liberty Bonds to the women's clubs, and that she had agreed to allow a speaker five minutes on the subject at the first club meeting. She also suggested that pos-