sociography (soshiografi)

[ - Bible, building, coöperative, etc., society. See the Amalgamated societies. amalgamate: qualifying words. - Dorcas Society, an a ociation of women organized for the supply of clothes to the poor: named from the Dorcas mentioned in Acts ix. 36. Fre quently the members of the society meet at stated times and work in common. Partial payment is generally required from all except the very poorest recipients. Emigrant aid societies. See emigrant. -Fruit-bringing Society. Same as Order of the Palm (which see, under palm2 ).-Guaranty society. See guaranty. - Harmony Society. See Harmonist, 4.- Red-Cro Society, Ribbon Society, etc. See the adjectives. - Society hands, in printing, workmen who belong to a trade society, and work under its rules. [Eng.] - Society houses, in printing, offices that conform to the rules a trade society. [Eng.] - Society journal or newspaper, a journal which profe es to chronicle the doings of fashionable society. - Society of the Perfectibilists. Same as Order of the Illuminati (which see, under Illuminati ). -Society screw. See screw1.- Society verse, verse concerned with the lighter society topics; poetry of a