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Jones School and Home for Friendless Cliil- dren-1633 Pearl. C. L. Jones, Pres. Board of Trustees and Supt. of the Home; Mrs.A. M. Emerson, Sec .; Mrs. F. H. Ellenberger, Treas .; Dr. R. E. Skeel, Phys. and Surg .; Miss Myra A. Sheplierd, Matron; Miss Cor- delia F. Shepherd, Asst. Visiting day, Fri- day, 2 to 5 p. m.
Men's Home (for strangers, friendless young men, and those desiring to reform), 86 Michigan. Under auspices Cleveland Evan- gelization Society. Gospel Services every evening at 7:30. Noon Services, 12:30 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal Deaconess' Home-268 Woodland av. Mrs. L. K. Arter, Pres .; Mr. A. R. Timmins, Sec. ; W. F. Walworth, Treas .; Directors' meeting, the last Tuesday of each month at the Home.
Montefiore Home for Aged and Infirm Israel- ites, O. K. S. B .- Woodland av., cor. Willson av. Samuel Grabfelder, Louisville, Pres .; M. A. Marks, Sec .; Jacob Mandelbaum, Treas. ; S. Friedman, Supt.
Newsboys' Home-42 Wood. Mrs. Isabel C. Holly, Supt.
Retreat (A Reformatory Home for Unfortunate Girls)-1450 St. Clair. Mrs. H. A. Harvey, Chairman of Committee; Mrs. J. C. Covert, Sec .; Miss. Mona Kerruish, Treas .; Mrs. James Adams, Supt .; Miss Jessie Boggs, Physician; Miss Ella Hare, housekpr. Com- mittee for the reception of inmates and the adoption of children meets every Wednes- day afternoon at the Institution. Visiting day, Wednesday, 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. Salvation Army Rescue Home (for fallen wo- men)-91 Kinsman. Visiting Days, Tues- day and Friday.
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum-1167 Woodland av. Miss Mary Le Masson, Supt. Visiting day, first Sunday of each month, 12 m. to 6 p. m.
St. Mary's Female Orphan Asylum-103 Har- mon. Miss Mary Le Masson, Superior; Miss Ann Hogan, Directress. Visiting day for friends of children, first Sunday in each montlı, 12 m. to 6 p. m. For the public, any day except Mondays and Saturdays.
St. Vincent's Male Orphan Asylum-Monroe, cor. Willett. Mother Mary Amadeus, Supe- rior. Visiting days for friends of children, first and second Sundays of each month, from 1 to 4 p. m. For the public, any day except Mondays and Saturdays.
Temporary Home for Friendless Women and Girls-309 Spring. Mrs. W. R. Seager. Ma- tron.
The Boarding Home-16 Walnut. Mrs. E. HI. Huntington, Chairman of Committee: Miss Harriet S. Kinney, Sec .; Miss Olive M. Brown, Matron.
Tlie Cleveland Day Nursery and Free Kinder- garten Association-Meets at Euclid av., cor. Brownell, the second Tuesday of eaclı montlı, at 10 a. m. Mrs. M. E. Rawson. 762 Genesee av., Pres .; Mrs. H. J. Lee. Rec. Sec .; Mrs. W. E. Cushing, Cor. Sec .; Mrs. D. B. Chambers, Treas.
Bethlehem-144 Hamilton. Mrs. K. W. · Selden, Matron.
Haymarket-16 Central av.
Louise-388 Forest. Mrs. J. S. Bern- hardy, Matron.
Mary Whittlesev Memorial-Watkins av. 1 w. cor. Cedar av. Mrs. Anna Hagar, Mat- ron.
Old Stone Church-Ontario, nw. cor. Pub- lic Square.
Perkins-986 St. Clair. Miss Kate McIn- tyre, Matron.
Wade -- 222 Perry. Miss Emma Andrews, Matron.
Training Home for Friendless Girls-156 For- est. Miss M. A. Peck, Matron.
Young Women's Christian Association. The, embracing The Boarding Home, The Re- treat, The Home for Aged Women and the Eliza Jennings Home, 230 Euclid av. Board meetings are held at tle Y. W. M. C. A. rooms on the first Tuesday of each month, at 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Dan P. Eells, Pres .; Miss Mary F. Isom, Rec. Sec .; Miss Cornelia B. Andrews, Cor. Sec .; Miss C. M. Leonard, Treas .; Mrs. Anna E. Hull, Supt .; Miss Laura Hollister, Asst.
West Side Branch-Pearl. sw. cor. Lorain. Miss Mary Seymour Greene, Sec.
SOCIETIES-MISCELLANEOUS.
Afro-American Club-Meets at City Hall, Wednesday evening. H. C. Smith, Pres .; C. E. Scott, Sec.
Algonquin Club-Meets monthly at 2618 Broad- way. David R. James, Pres .; Wm. H. Lut- ton, Sec.
Alhambra Club-Meets at 2547 Broadway, sec- ond Tuesday of each month. Wm. A. Kerr, Pres .; Edgar E. Nelson, Sec.
Alumni Association of Michigan University- Elroy M. Avery, Pres .; F. A. Henry, Sec.
Alumni Association of the Medical Depart- ment of Wooster University-Dr. A. B. How- ard, Pres .; Dr. G. W. Crile, Sec .; Dr. S. W. Kelley, Treas.
Alumni Association of Western Reserve Uni- versity-Dr. S. W. Kelley, Cor. Sec.
American Bible Society-219 Kennard; Rev. Ezra S. Gillette, Dist. Supt.
American Institute of Anthropology. The-F. C. Goff, Pres .; Mrs. Cady, Sec .; Miss Emma Feusier, Treas.
Americus Club-Meets at 1042 Lorain, every Wednesday eve.
American League, The-W. H. Gocher, 220 Seneca, Sec. and Treas.
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Art and History Club-Meets at houses of mem- bers, alternate Mondays at 3 p. in. Mrs. C. A. Adams, Pres .; Mrs. Ella S. Webb, Cor. Sec. and Treas.
August Keitel Section, S. L. P .- Meets at 704 Clark av., every Wednesday eve. William Scherbarth, Sec.
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity-21 Fairmount ct. Bronze Club, Cleveland Assembly-Meets at 53 Pub. Square, first and third Tuesdays. G. H. Lykle, Dep. Com .; W. D. Collister, Adjt. Brotherhood of St. Andrew-Meets at Euclid av. cor. Perry, Tuesdays, 7:30 p. m. William G. Mather, Chairman of local assembly.
Brownson Club-271 Clinton. P. J. Brady, Pres .; J. Emmet Murphy, Sec .; Edward T. Butler, Treas.
Ladies' Auxiliary-271 Clinton. Miss Mary Ballasch, Pres .; Miss Annie Jenchen, Sec.
Brush and Pallette Club-Headquarters, City Hall. Chas. F. Olney, Pres .; F. C. Gottwald, Sec.
Camp Sears (Old Soldiers and their Sons)- Meets at 1901 Pearl, every Saturday even- ing. Samuel Sears, Pres .; Chias. S. Sim- mons, Sec.
Candy Makers' Association-Meets at 3441/2 Ontario, second and fourth Mondays.
Car Inspectors' Protective Association-Meets at 3441/2 Ontario, alternate Mondays
Castalia Sporting Club-Fayette Brown, Pres. : Lee McBride, Sec. and Treas.
Catholic Central Association (Union of all Catlı- .olic Societies)-Regular meetings at Cathe- dral Ilall, on the second Sunday of each month. John I. Nunn, Pres .; George S. Gibbons, Sec.
Catholic Central Life Insurance Association- Marcus G. Monaghan, Pres. ; Wm. Monaghan, Sec.
City Ministers' Union-Meets at Y. M. C. A. bldg. second Mondays. Rev. Orrin D. Patch, Pres .; Rev. T. H. McMichael, Sec.
Civil Engineers' Club -- Meets, in Case Library, second Tuesday of each month. Augustus Mordecai, Pres .; F. A. Coburn, Sec .; James Ritchie, Librarian.
Cleveland Architectural Club-1002 Garfield bldg. Benj. S. Hubbell, Pres .; Henry S. Nelson, Vice-Pres .; Herbert B. Briggs. Sec .; Perley H. Griffin, Librarian ; E. E. Noble, Treas. Business meeting, first and third Thursdays.
Cleveland Art Association-Hon. John C. Co- vert, Pres .; Herman A. Kelley, Sec .; George W. Kinney, Treas.
Cleveland Art Club, The-54 City Hall. A. M. Willard, Pres .; A. W. Barber, Sec.
Cleveland Athletic Club, The-411 Euclid av. Frank De H. Robison, Pres .; Harry L. Vail, Sec .; W. C. Spaulding, Treas .; Sylvester Scovel, Mngr.
Cleveland Bar Association-Meets at Court House, first Saturday of every month. W. F. Carr, Pres .; Amos Denison, Cor. Sec.
Cleveland Board of Lumber Dealers -- 13 Carter. E. L. Fisher, Pres .; E. E. Teare, Sec. and Treas.
Cleveland Builders' Exchange-217 The Arcade. .J. A. Reaugh, Pres .; C. C. Dewstoe, Sec .; Levi Bonesteel, Asst. Sec .; E. W. Palmer, Jr., Treas.
Cleveland Camera Club - Meets at 1202 Wilson av., first and third Tuesdays.
Cleveland Canoe Club-Club and Boat House, west pier. F. F. Prentiss, Captain
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry. Mutual Insurance Association-J. Q. Van Winkle, Indianapolis, Pres .; M. C. Horton, Cincinnati, Sec .; T. J. Higgins, Treas.
Cleveland City Church Extension and Mission- ary Society of the M. E. Church-Meets an- nually in March. Board of Managers meets in March, June, September and December. W. M. Day, pres .; O. C. Clark, Rec. Sec.
Cleveland Commercial Travelers' Association- Meets at Masonic Temple, the last Saturday of each month. E. George Cohen, Pres .; C. A. Nesbitt, Sec .; E. F. Van Zandt, Treas.
Cleveland Delta Kappa Epsilon Association- Rev. James D. Williamson, Pres. ; Louis H. Winch, Sec.
Cleveland Deutscher Lehrer Verein-Meets 190 Euclid av., third Friday of each month. Prof. H. Woldmann, Pres .; Mrs. Mathilde S. Grossart, Sec. and Treas.
Cleveland Firemen's Life Ins. Assn .- Meets at 114 City Hall. J. W. Dickinson, Pres .; Wm. Clayton, Sec.
Cleveland Free Trade Club-Meets in The Ar- cade. John M.Wilcox, Pres .; C. H. Nau, Sec.
Cleveland Grays (Civil Organization) -- Meets at Cleveland Grays' Armory, Monday evenings. John Wageman, Pres .; G. P. Smith, Rec. Sec .; O. M. Schade, Treas.
Cleveland Industrial Co-operative Society -- Meets at Woodland av., cor. Jackson, second and fourth Tuesdays. Harry D. Thomas, Sec.
Cleveland Institute of Phrenology and Psy- chology (Incorporated)-F. C. Goff, Pres .; Mrs. L. H. Symes, Cor. Sec.
Cleveland Kennel Club, Tlie -- 417 The Cuya- hoga. Frank De H. Robison., Pres .; C. M. Munhall, Sec.
Cleveland Liglit Artillery Assn .- Gen. James Barnett, Pres .; Stoughton Bliss, Vice-Pres .; J. T. Strong, Sec, and Treas.
Cleveland Literary Guild -- Mrs. J. T. Foote, Pres .; Mrs. J. M. Chandler, Rec. Sec .; Mrs. Frank Rieley, Treas.
Cleveland Magyar Protestant Society-Meets at 1623 Woodland av., fourth Sunday of each montlı.
Cleveland Methodist Social Union-Dr. H. C. Brainerd, Pres. ; G. W. Kolilmetz, Sec.
Cleveland Microscopical Society-Meets at 1202 Willson av., the first Monday of each month. Cleveland Newspaper Publishers' Assn .- E. W. Osborne, 154 Seneca, Pres .; C. E. Kennedy, Sec.
Cleveland Paint, Oil and Varnislı Club-E. F. Van Zandt, office 160 Scranton av., Sec. and Treas.
Cleveland Pharmaceutical Association-Meets at 316 City Hall, first Friday of each month. Thomas B. Sords, Pres .; Carl Krebs, Sec .; Ed. Strong, Treas.
Cleveland Police Life Ins. Association-Henry Hoehn, Pres .; A. J. Barnes, Sec.
Cleveland Police Rifle Team-Meets at the Forest City Park Range, Saturdays. F. B. Eustace, Pres .; Geo. B. Kade!, Sec .; Geo. E. Corner, Treas. ; Josepli Whittaker, Captain.
Cleveland Schuetzen Club-Meets at 1934 Pearl, first Sunday of each month. Barney Weber, Pres .; Geo. Munz, Sec .; Jacob Bender, Captain.
Cleveland Scots Guard (Civil Organization)- Meets at 354 Ontario, every Tuesday. W. A. Affleck, 1st Chief; Alex. Bruce, 2d Chief. Cleveland Section, S. L. P .- Meets at 34412 Ontario, Sundays, at 9 a. m. Paul Dinges, Sec.
Cleveland Sorosis, The-Meets at room 78 City Hall, second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Mrs. N. Con Stewart, Pres .; Mrs.M. J. Caton, Rec. Sec .; Mrs. S. P. Churchill, Cor. Sec .; Mrs. C. S. Selover, Treas.
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Cleveland Team Owners' Association-Meets at 3441/2 Ontario, every Wednesday.
Cleveland Wheel Club-Headquarters 123 Hu- ron. B. J. Hamın, Pres. ; Benjamin Ireson, Sec .; J. MI. Collister, Treas .; Chias. Storey, Capt.
Cleveland Whist Club-411 Euclid av., Norton T. Horr, Pres. ; Albert F. Crosby, Sec.
Cleveland Yacht Club-Luther Allen, Commo- dore : John Barth, Sec. and Treas.
Colonial Club-2056 Euclid av., H. P. McIntosh, Pres .; A. P. Turner, Sec. ; T. W. Hill, Treas. Columbia Dramatic Club-Jolin P. Smith, Pres .; Edward T. Butler, Sec .; Jaines A. Hayden, mngr.
Comordorian Society-D. W. Johns, Pres .; L. R. Davies, Sec .; Thos. H. Evans, Treas.
Congregational City Missionary Society-85 Wilshire bldg. ; H. Clark Ford, Pres .; Rev.I. W. Metcalf, Sec.
Congregational Club-Meets six times a year. Rev. Irving W. Metcalf, Pres .; R. O., Bes- wick, 199 Seneca, Sec.
Consolidated Beneficiary Fall Association-208 City Hall. J. J. Lohrer, Pres .; F. R. Price, Sec. ; Reuben Strauss, Treas.
Country Club Co., Tlie-C. C. Bolton, Pres .; R. A. Harman, Sec. and Treas.
Cuyahoga Co. Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument Commission-Meets at 112 Public Square, the first Tuesday of each month. Board of Commissioners: Wm. J. Gleason. Pres. ; J. B. Molyneaux, Sec .; J. J. Elwell; M. D. Leg- gett; James Pickands.
Cuyahoga County Soldiers' and Sailors' Union- Gen. James Barnett, Pres .; E. L. Pardee, Cor. Sec.
Cuyahoga Populist Club-Meets at 90 Euclid av., every Sunday, at 2:30 p. m. Jesse Je- rome Dean, Sec.
Danish Club-Meets at 374 Ontario, second and fourth Saturdays.
Daugliters of the American Revolution. West- ern Reserve Chapter-Mrs. F. A. Kendall, Regent; Mrs. A. T. Perry, Sec.
Early Settlers' Association of Cuyahoga Co .- Meets the 22d of July in each year. Hon. R. C. Parsons, Pres .; Henry C. Hawkins, Sec .; A. J.Williams, Chairman of Executive Com- mittee.
East End Conversational-Meets at houses of members alternate Mondays, at 2 p.m. Mrs. Joseph Ingersoll, pres. ; Mrs. M. G. Brown, Sec. and Treas.
East End Deutscher Militaer Verein, No. 3- Meets at 1733 St. Clair, alternate Monday evenings. Fritz Albrecht, Capt .; H. Hum- boldt, Lieut .; Wm. Nehls, Sec .; L. Krumm, Treas.
Electric Club-Rooms 356 Superior. Regular meetings first and third Wednesdays of each month. Annual meeting first Wednesday in October. C. W. Wason, Pres .; H. J. Davies, Sec.
Emerson Club-Meets at 1042 Lorain, first and third Tuesdays.
Euclid Avenue Congregational Society-T. S. Knight, Pres. Board of Trustees; I. W. · Moore, Clk .; Justin Snow, Treas.
Excelsior Club-Woodland av., opp. Putnam- Business meeting, first and third Mondays of each month. Barney Mahler, Pres .; Herman Koppel, Sec .; M. B. Rolirheimer, Treas.
Franklin Club-Meets at 125 Champlain, every Sunday, at 2:30 p. m. Joseph Lee, Sec.
Garfield National Memorial Association, The- Truman P. Handy, Pres .; Hon. H. B. Payne, 1st Vice-Pres .; Wm. Bingham, 2d Vice-Pres .; Horace B. Corner, Sec. and Treas.
German-Hungarian Ladies' Association-Meets at 981 Clark av., the third Sunday of the month. Simon Tache, Pres .; Andreas Eiben, Sec.
German Pioneers' Ass'n-Peter Diemer, Pres .; John C. Wagner, Sec .; Franz Neubauer, Treas. Meets annually in May at Germania Hall.
Good Samaritans, Star of Bethlehem Lodge, No. 29-Meets at 1312 Woodland av., every Thursday. Charles James, W. P. Chief; Miss Ollie Hamlet, Sec.
Improved Order of Red Men, Cuyalioga Tribe, No. 156-Meets at 94 Superior, every Mon- day. D. M. Sauer, C. of R.
Independent American Machinists, Cleveland Lodge, No. 233-Meets at 1733 St. Clair, every Friday evening.
Ionia Club-Meets at 1042 Lorain, first and third Fridays
Irish Literary and Benevolent Society-Meets Monday evenings, at 72 Superior. David M. Ryan, Pres .; John Welsh, Sec.
Iron Hall, Brancli No. 18-Meets at 214 City Hall, first and third Wednesdays. S. M. Davis, Pres .; Mrs. Stella M. Jacobi, Sec .; Dr. N. B. Wilson, Treas.
Iroquois Club-Meets at 119 Huron. T. W. Guiton, Pres .; J. C. Mellannon, Sec .; J. A. Mckeon, Treas.
Italian Fraternal Society-Meets at 34412 On- tario the first and third Sunday of each month. Dr. Pietro Pasini, Pres .; A. F. Bo- nelli, Sec .; Stefano Castagnola, Treas.
Kirtland Shooting Club-Meets the first and third Friday of each month. Wm.Bell, Capt .; Jackson II. Loomis, Sec.
Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order, St. Mark Senate, No. 10 -- Meets at 426 Superior, sec- ond and fourth Mondays. James Dunn, Excellent Senator; C. M. Spicer, Sec.
Knights of Father Mathew-Meet at St. Pat- rick's Hall, every Monday evening. J. T. O'Brien, Commander; Dugald McIntire, Sec. Ladies' Progressive Society-Meets at 374 On- tario, alternate Sundays, 3 p. m. I. Et- tinger, Pres .; M. Rosenbaum, Sec.
Lakeside Cycling Club-42 Church. Arthur E. Stiles, Pres .; Irving S. Fenn, Sec .; Wm. S. Bidle, Treas.
Lincoln Reform Club-Meets at 983 Clark av., every Sunday at 2 p. m.
Locomotive Engineers' Mutual Life and Acci- dept Insurance Association-Meets at 917 Soc. for. Savings bldg. A. B. Youngson, Pres. ; Harry C. Hayes, Sec. and Treas.
Locust Point Shooting Club-Meets the first Monday in January. John Vanek, Pres .; Frank B. Many, Sec.
Logan Club-"Cabin" at 77 S. Woodland av. Elroy M. Avery, Pres .; A. A. Kuntz, Sec.
Logos Club -- Meets at Assn. Hall, second and fourth Mondays. Rev. J. Hartman, Pres .; Rev. Levi Gilbert, Sec. and Treas.
Lotus Club-293 Euclid av. J. F. Stair, Pres .; E. M. Tillinghast, Sec .; A.W. Fenton, Treas. Noonday Club, The-134 Public Square. Miss Mary Goodville, Pres .; Miss Mabel Burn- liam, Sec .; Miss Kate Hanna, Treas .; Mrs. F. H. Fairfield, Matron.
Masonic Club-Meets at Masonic Temple. L. N. Weber, Pres .; N. S. Harris, Sec .; F. W. Bowler, Treas.
Master Painters' Association -- Meets at Forest City House. first Wednesday of each month. A. S. De Vries, Pres .; E. A. Stevens, Jr., Sec .; L. N. Weber, Treas.
Master Plumbers' Association-Meets at 217 The Arcade, second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. D. H. Roberts, Pres .; L. Bone- steel, Sec.
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Master Steam and Hot Water Heaters' Assn .- 213 The Arcade. L. Bonesteel, Sec. and Tr.
Mona Mutual Benefit Society-Meets at 10 Carlton blk., first Tuesday of each month. Philip Gill, Pres .; Edward Kelly, Sec. .
Mona's Relief Society-Meets at 10 Carlton bik., first Thursday of each month. Wm.R. Creer, Pres .; Miss Jennie Radcliffe, Sec.
National Association of Letter Carriers, Branch 40-Meets at 214 City Hall, the second Saturday of each month. George M. Geitz, Pres .; A. Leroy Smith, Sec .; Adam Eble, Treas.
National Guard Officers Club, The-Meets monthly. Col. C. L. Kennan, Pres .; Lieut. A. T. Holmes, Sec .; Lieut. W. S. Eddy, Treas.
Noonday Club, The 134 Public Square. Miss Mary Goodville, Pres .; Miss Mabel Burn- ham, Sec .; Mrs. Robert Ireland, Treas .; Mrs. F. H. Fairfield, Matron.
Ohio Christian Missionary Society-517 Logan av. A. J. Marvin, Pres .; Robert Moffett, Sec.
Ohio Protective Leagne, The-Lee McBride, Pres .; Elroy M. Avery, Sec. and Treas.
Ohio Tract Society-249 Cedar av. I. D. Van Horn, Pres .;. E. A. Merriam, Sec. and Treas. Order of Hoodoos-Phil. P. Wright, Gr. Hoodaa; J. N. Ashburn, Gr. Hoodee; T. H. Stetson, Gr. Hoodii ; C. H. Babcock, Gr. Hoodum ; J. T. Hunt, Gr. Hoodle.
Order of Railroad Telegraphers, Forest City Division, No. 2-Meets at room 212 City Hall, the second and fourth Saturday of each month. E. E. Morgan, Sec.
Order of Railway Conductors, Cleveland Divi- sion, No. 14-Meets at 212 City Hall, the second and fourth Sunday of each month. J. F. Lahiff, Chief Conductor; E. P. Mullen, Sec. and Treas.
Bethlehem Division, No. 1 (Ladies' Auxili- ary to the Order of Railway Conductors)- Meets at 212 City Hall, the second and fourth Thursday of each month, at 2 p. m. Mrs. S. N. Pennell, Pres .; Mrs. S. L. Mc- Cutchin, Sec.
Order of Scottish Clans, Clan Grant, No. 17- Meets at 399 Ontario, the first and third Thursday in each month. John Fraser, Chief; George Lawson, Sec.
Order of the Golden Chain, Acme Lodge No. 51 -Meets at 535 Pearl, second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. John Knipper, Commander; J. Stollenmeyer, Sec.
Forest City Lodge, No. 81-Meets at 2588 Broadway, first and third Thursday of each month. D. J. Hopkins, Com. ; J. I. Hender- son, Sec.
Ottawa Shooting Club -- Dr. Eben J. Cutler, Pres .; F. L. Chamberlin, Sec.
P. A. P. B., Maiden City Lodge, No. 26-Meets at 3741/2 Ontario, alternate Friday evenings. HI. A. Bryan, W. M .; W. HI. Flowers, Sec.
Patriotic Daughters of America, Martha Wash- ington Camp, No. 2-Meets at Scovill av., cor. Putnam, the first and third Thursday of each month. Mrs. Mary C. Rolfe, Sec. Mar- tha Washington Camp, No. 7-Meets at 485 Pearl.
Patriotic Order Sons of America, Washington Camp, No. 39-Meets at 485 Pearl, every Thursday evening.
Pioneer Cadets, The-Mects at Bolton Av. Presbyterian Church, every Thursday even- ing. Robert. L. Everts, Pres .; John Cass, Sec .; R. H. Morgan, Captain.
Protective Association of Stationary Engineers -Meets at 374 Ontario, first and third Mon- days. Charles Brown, Pres .; Wm. M. Kay, Scc.
Psi Upsilon Society-Meets at The Hollenden. Hon. A. J. Ricks, Pres .; A. H. Bates, Chl- cago, Sec. and Treas.
Roadside Club, The-St. Clair, Glenville. C. A. Brayton, Pres .; J. M. Gorham, Sec .- Treas. Rooster Club (Members of 7th Reg. O. V. I.), -Meets at room 7, 87 Public Square, first Wednesday evening of each month. C. H. Preble, Pres .; W. A. Howe, Treas .; E. W. Force, 28 Root st., Sec.
Rowfant Club-762 Prospect. Robert M. Par- melee, Sec.
Scandinavian Historical Society-Meets at 1257 Euclid av., every Wednesday evening. Dr. Carl A. H. Anderson, Pres .; Charles Oman, Sec. and Treas.
Scotch-American Volunteers (formerly Chis- holm Guards)-Meet at Music Hall, alter- nate Tuesdays. J. W. Thompson, Chief; David Gilchrist, Sec .; A. A. Parker, Treas. Seventh Ohio Volunteer Infantry Association- Meets at room 7, 87 Public Square. Carl Burrows, Pres .; E. W. Force, 28 Root st. Sec. Single Tax Society-Meets at 217 The Arcade, Thursday evenings. J. Martin Thurman, Jr., Sec.
Sixteenth Ward Republican Club-Meets at 56 Cross, Sunday evenings. Levi Crutch. Pres .; A. M. Crutch, Sec.
Society for the Promotion of the Atmospheric Purity of Cleveland-Meets at 52 Wade bldg. Chas. F. Olney, Pres. ; Geo. Hoyt, Sec. Sons of the American Revolution, Western Re- serve Society-James M. Richardson, Pres .; HI. H. Ward, Sec.
Tavern Club-735 Case av. H. K. Devereux, Pres .; W. C. Rhodes, Vice-Pres .; A. II. Hough, Sec .; P. W. Ilarvey, Treas.
Team Owners' Association-George White- house. Pres .; C. Patchett, Vice-Pres.
Temple Society, The-Meets at The Temple, every Wednesday. Rabbi M. J. Gries, Pres. ; M. W. Reich, Sec. and Treas. Junior Society-Meets at The Temple, Fridays. Rabbi M. J. Grles, Instructor.
Thirty-second Ward Foraker 'Club-Meets at Waverly av. Club House, nr. Bayne.
Thurman Club-Meets at 1001 Woodland av .. the first and third Tuesday of cach month. C. V. Hull, Pres .; William Whelan, Sec.
Tippecanoe Club Co .- Masonic Temple. George D. Cowley, Pres .; Hon. R. E. McKisson, 1st Vice-Pres .; A. B. Hall, 2d Vice-Pres .; JI. S. Gray, Sec. ; H. II. Burgess, Treas.
Trinity Club-Meets at Euclid av., se.cor.Perry. Tuckerman Reform Club-Meets at St. James' Hall, Monday. E. E. Welch, Sec.
Typothetæ of Cleveland, The-Meets at The Hollenden, first Tuesdays. W. M. Day, Pres .; A. C. Rogers, Sec. ; F. W. Roberts, Treas.
Union Club-158 Euclid av. Annual meeting third Saturday In January. Monthly meet- ings, first Saturday of each month. W. B. Sanders, Pres .; Wm. C. Stahle, Sec .; F. E. Rittman, Treas.
Union Ex-Prisoners of War Association of Cleveland-Mects second Thursday evening of each month. C. N. Thorp, Pres .; D. G. Nesbit, Sec.
United Commercial Travelers, Forest City Council, No. 5-Meets at 426 Superior, the second Saturday of each month. L. J. Noble, P. C .; E. George Cohen, S. C .; E. M, Roberts, Sec .; F. S. Chandler, Treas.
Utopian Club-Woodland av., cor. Mayflower. Albert Friedman, Pres .; Albert Grossman, Sec. ; Emanuel Mandelbaum, Treas.
Vercin Deutscher Waffengenossen-Meets at 356 Ontario, alternate Tuesdays.
,John Schuld, Pres .; Fred. Paehlke, Sec.
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Verein Deutscher Krieger-Meets at Pearl, cor. Freeman, the second and fourth Sunday of each month, at 2 p. m. Carl Schmidt, Pres .; Mylius Langenhan, Sec.
Veteran Soldiers' and Sailors' Society (Camp Barnett)-Meets at 170 Superior, every Thursday evening. E. L. Pardee, Rec. Sec .; Wm. Southwell, Treas.
Washington Reform Club-Meets at 1610 Broadway, every Sunday at 2 p. m. Joseph A. Hampel, Sec.
West Side Democratic Club-Meets at 600 Pearl. Robert J. Kegg, Pres .; J. A. Fogle, Sec.
West Side Franen Verein-Meets at 1147 De- troit, the first Friday of each month, at 3 p. m. Mrs. Louisa Muerman, Pres .; Mrs. Louisa Guffing, Rec. Sec.
Western Reserve Alumni Association of Ohio Wesleyan University-Meets at call of Pres. Rev. F. A. Gould ; Myron T. Herrick, Vice- Pres .; Miss Minnie Hickman, Sec. and Treas.
Western Reserve Historical Society-Rooms and Museum, 140 Public Square. Open from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. (Sundays excepted). Henry C. Ranney, Pres .; Wallace II. Cath- cart, Sec. : Horace B. Corner, Treas. ; Warren Upham, Librarian. For Library, see Li- braries and Reading Rooms.
Western Reserve Base Ball Club - Woodland Hills av., cor. Kinsman. A. E. Gilbert, Pres .; E. T. Butler, mngr.
Women's Exchange-166 Euclid av. Miss II. F. Anderson, Pres .; Mrs. Geo. S. Smitli, Sec. and Treas .; Mrs. Annie M. Jones, Mngr.
Women's Law Coterie-Meets at City Hall, first and third Thursdays. Mrs. S. M. Perkins, Pres .; Miss Mary C. Quintrell, Sec.
Women's Press Club-Meets in Case Library bldg., the first Friday of each month at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. S. E. Bierce, Pres. ; Miss E. C. Neff, Cor. Sec .; Miss A. E. Thompson, Rec. Sec.
Woodland Club-1028 Woodland av., John Nash, Pres .; E. Starrett, Sec .; George Schaefer, Treas.
Workers' Training School-136 E. Prospect. J. Walter Malone, Supt. Bible studies, 10 to 12 a. m. daily (except Sunday and Monday). Yale Alumni Association-Prof. Geo. C. S. Southworth, Pres. ; A. S. Chisholm, Sec. and Treas.
Young Men's Christian Association-Prospect, cor. Erie. Members' Reading Room open from 8:30 a. m. to 10 p. m. Young Men's Song Service, Sunday, 3:30 p. m. S. P. Fenn, Pres .; C. W. Chase, Vice-Pres .; G. K. Shurtleff, Gen. Sec .; W. V. Curtis, Asst. Sec .; W. O. McClure, Asst. Sec .; P. F. Jerome, Office Sec .; W. H. Kinnicutt, Physi- cal Director; F. S. Clark, M. D., Medical Di- rector; il. F. Lyman, Rec. Sec .; E. W. Palmer, Jr., Treas. Railroad Branch-Ala- bama, cor. Hamilton. J. G. Percy, Sec. Newburg Branch-2573 Broadway. J. H. Jones, Sec.
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