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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
Srnfant, Wiid.

aoin5eiorenin9en fit MI baabe tapet.
ferret og malet Dor 8reftebolig inbpen=
big lige til ben 4oe Sui.
2iseleoes bnooe ri ct geips nf Dor
.iOrbehoerenoe Breit 8aitor Sersifb,
iom meooelt / u8anlteren~ for II bs.
8e ffoffels 6eite, Der G66 8ebbes
lob ben 4oe Sui, boooe bet perit.
Spor fan bog Menneiter finbe 6prs
nsielie / at piife De i~tattel8 0pr iaas
ban, JON be bleo bet ben Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19

bar nfiluttet fin 9io9rui, ia ban par
SO Aar, b. 81. Marts 1866. = Sons
uirteIiss 9apn tsnber iss lite. 9an
enifebe ielu bet itulbe baus itaaet / DO
gen; men Paitor Yisbp mente, bet oar
beolt unber paatusst RuUu, % maoite
iioI bet lite ailsres.
eroOtlpn, u. D., b. 8. Suli 1890.
j. Qnber II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19

Mils gouiie Seren en- forlob
Reenab fioite qerbus for at beiose
fin 9rober / Waupocoet Bar Tigers
9ib.
NieIs u. Nnberieu meb
6amiIie bar forlabt Dor Bp o9 Dor
Menisbeo for at tase taft OpbOIo R az
cine. ga, 9ptte paa Reilen, ps 9erren
itente soer alt, buao 5 bebpue babe til
9esem Os Siel / lib Os eulsbeo.
Dor 6relferS Reni9beb
bsilutteoe paa fit iioite Rsbe at Opfere
en- np StaIb, Der tuloe tiene til gp for
5armsrnes 6eite om Senousen. aomi'
teen, iom par usbiut for at inbiamle
gibras / bette giemeo, opIpite at Der
par tesnet size. Oct bleo famine
Romite Ouerbraset at Jorge for StaI-
Oens OpfsreIie.
-SsubasBftoIens ublnst
/ &iuerlibe Bart par b%ssunitiget at ct
i%aroeles imuft 8sir os ct tort 8eie9.
eersre os Born iamIeoes 81. 10 os
eftsr faues Gang os gsn isSte bper
Carer meb i'm 6lasle ct title Steb.
lupe Wtinutter ienere lamleoes ate |
ben fore aabne Yauiuion, buor Yaitor
.Senien taIte til ale Bern os %uotsne.
Om @ftsrmiooa9en par Der Yrebiten
opsr 0asens @us.
Der par ierset for fri aafie Os 9emo-
nabe, 6ouetten, iom bIeu optaset, gap
ct lille Operltub til Dor Snoianer'
M iSiion.
= gi sIaber Os til, at @eenab faar
en- bunt Gage isen. Or. 5. W.
Sanfen fra q acin a9ter at fptte
bertil, maaite alerebe iict / oenne
Mauneb. gi uil serne enife Or. 9an-
fen meb 5amilie ueltommen.
Nu er man naaet op til ben press
bpteriuulte 6irte meb ben fore 6oueo
,Serwer". 9srfra ifaI ben iua bpsses
uiosre til nalte 9lar, buis ri bar Pense.
Dor 9onosmano 6. 6. 9jortb ct Sn-
senior.
-gi bapbe ensans ct 9 anst or, nu
bot ri fun Grinorinsen tilbase; ba
Maris rsilie, miiteoe ri Dor Soprano, %
oa anna reilts, miitsoe ri Dor altOs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
& irfe9aarb os Gtemmen EN-
itifteoes iaa til at tale for %.

airfe9aaro os gtemmen Ell
Ififteoes iaa til at tnle for %.
- Da9sItolen 9anr uom9rfet. Der
er omfrin9 40 8pru, iom beieger ben.
= gaitor 8irfe9onrb bar / ben
ienere 9io p9ret noe pna Mlisiionsreis
ier MI og ba; ban er en- Mnnb, Tom
life iparer fig lelo. 8i bar 9ob @rnno
til at c9re Sub tafnemmeli9 for, at ban
ienote o8 oenne Wano til Brett ibfanbt
os.
un9oomsforentn9en saar,
troos no9les 0niter, fremab.. NQe &c
oelfomen iii oenS / &e9len pelbeIegte
Mgoer, iom afbofbes buerancen Ons=
Dag aften / Stolebulet.
Oct bar Menin9en, at airfen
ffuloe bore f2rbi9 til ben 15oe sSuli,
melt Tgmseren naaeoe fun at faa lit
g9rttoj oerop til ben Sag. Murerens
Nrbeloe bar p9ret f9roi9 / no9en lib.
- 9tu er 5armerne / trnpl 8irf=
lombeo meo oeres 66; men bet ultaoi9e
8ejr bar lintet Qrbeioet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
Scn oanife 0oloni Maro
SO. u. Gafptd.

Der bar uaret ltor SnouOnorIug bertiI
i CONNER; mango bape tagst gano og
mango ere Hntteoe bertiI os baue boiat
fig Der. Ser CT ct betpbsIist areaI tilz
inaet. geierIi9st bar uaret Sunlti9t I'll
oenne lib. 9usoen. Rusen, 9auren
Os gpsseu ifuur 2tts, % 6Orrsn CT i
BIomltsr. SGosn iaaueIiom @rGsiet
liaar iGrbsIss sObt os (eite uoieenoe
nu) Iousr ri9t llbbptte. gsuurer 9ers
rem Nurtens aisrObs, Elmer Der rissIi9t
9iusopboIo.
; bet tirtelise bar ri bet orbnet ioa'
Ieoes, at Der er tire Menisbeoer. Grim.
itatis ferfts banlte s~uanssliite Iutberite
Uienisbeo sft for, os getbania oanlt
suangsIiits lutbsrits Wenisbeb % Beth.
Iebems bnnit euungeIiite Iutbsrife We.
ui9beo ueli for Dis gods Spen. Gre.
ui9beosrne ere i~aaIeoes beIissenoe, at ies
tan boIbs @ubstienslie to al benz buer
Senous. Der bOIoes S~snbagsitOie i
aue Menisbeoer bUsr Ssncas. Grinl=
tatis Menisbeo sIebsr fig OUer, ueo
9ennsrs 9iaIp, al baue fit sset Subs
9ms at iomIes /.
Bstbania % getbIebems Renisbeoer
trGn9e ogida til buer fin airte. Ia
bperten gebosrnes 6uie sasr Stolebus
let tan rumme ben banits 8s%foltnin9,
bar Betbunia Dlenigbeo %bsluttst at
bpg9sRirte 6fteraurst 1899. Da
W~enisbsoen CT Lille, mirilisr 0pbpsser'
lipets Raar os lite islu sr Staub iii at
bpass Rirte, bar ben b%sluttst at BEN.
uenoe fig til Spltermenisbsber % gennsr
/ ben fOrsneoe Rife. Seq uiI berueb
meo bet FANNIE bisrtelist anbefaIe bette
nebuenoise 8irtsbpsnin9sarbeibe til
Wenisbebers % 9enners aGrlisbeb,
5orbsn os OfierUiaiSbto. Seq ifaI
berebuiuist mobtuse os t@uittere for pense
til getbania Wsnisbeos nps airte.
De trs Meuisbeosr bsr / 8olonisn
feirsos ben Abe gull. Setbania U2eni9'
beo bapbe inbbuot be andre to Meni9:
beber til faues Set. getblebems Ore.
niebeosn tos imOb Snbbpcdisn; ben Dor
nemIis. iOm bet at Ousnfiuaeube ubtas
lelfer piI ies, ueo famine Sioe af Sssn
fom 8stbania Weni9beb, iGa ben baube
life iaa Ian9t til Msbefebet. Irinitas
tbs Menisbeb tunbe paa @rano al gei'
lousosn lite feISe 5nbbphslisn. ei9e
ouer Ssen er lite ret Ian9t; men Der
par fun oaarligs Ssilreoitubsr, % Solicit
er lite mobist Ueb SeiIturs, % ifuIbe
man tore omtrins, uiIbe ucSIe faa mels
lem l5 a 20 Mil. Betbunla 90 Betbs
Iebems U~lenisbeber bolot 6slt tlliams
men paa Wr. Granober9sp ano,
buor Der sr nosIs Grasr. plapien par
NOT lua ton 90 itpssefnlo. g~etbIebems
Menisbeb er bsIissenoe pei en- 8 a 10
Uail fra 1eitpIabien % msbte NOT iaa
talrist irem; oens SpnbassifOIe meb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19

FEMME, men nu, 5uorfOr tpue 5? sr Der
life MI iaabanue Rrafter ibIanbt be
un9e, at 5 fan opbpgoe os ueb ebers
Gang isen2 SO uiit! Iansere 3ouen er
fun IibslpiIbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
Qatimer, ga.

8i bapoe lmutt 8eir til Dor Abe
Sulifeit. STUDENT often, iom itulbe
babe talt peb 5eiten, bar blepen ips,
Iaa ban life funbe tomme. Hreiterne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
Iru Rtrkr nn stknlr.

0lttt - y . w.
II a oonlte eua n9eliif=lutbsrite Wenl9s
beO B Is o., %. D., bar beilattet
at bpgse 8irte / bet tOmmenOe 6fteraar.
Ia Menisbebm er lille Os beftaar al
@~pbp8sere, bsber ben 9ennem 4aitOr
9uuien Sslterm enisbebetne ON 9iGlp.
pa or %. San til Sapan:
Ssubag b. 90. os. o%freiier gnltor u.
Gebar Sails. ga, iam'
men meo I'm 6uifrus Golfer, Uliis I'm:
brea s. n til Sapan. Uiiis 6ans
len lfal pies til WislionGr Us er
/ Supan o9 iummen meb BAN optase
forifeQi9e @rene at Ulisiionsarbeioei.
6un er oertil bIeuen uobannet iom Sp9e=
pleierlte / Sbicago. paitor u. 9anen
oil fornosn afa9ee Beisg i 8ina o9
Korea for at ituoere UiisionsiorboI:
bene. ON 5 Waaneoer uenter ban
at tOmme berigtt tiIba9e.
gaftor .. ). Qftsrsuurb bar
moota9et RaIoelfsn ira pSetbanta
Menisbeb", Rultin. Rebr.
Tor9lbreIsie 6emmet
Nittenber9, isis. Oct me 9iem,
Der nu CT opfet / bet neobrGnotes Steo,
ital inbpies 27oe Nu9uit. 8enne Dag
tt uuIgt, foroi bet oa lult Ell Is Aar
iibsn 9%irtiombeoen Tor be forGlorelsle
bespnote / Wittenber9. Wsns Der Tor
Chen er so Born / gprnsbiemmet o9
Is samle (Uianb os 8uinoer) / aIber.
bomsbiemmst, uiI bet npe Diem faa
Blaos til ouer 100 Born.
Christian EndcaTOrs, buis
5rebstsle9ram ri liolt omtolte. teller MI
/ 6elee Sstret9r . aers SnbberetnIng
ueo aarsmgbet / Detroit / alt 55,s
9l3 6oreninaer meo ct Weolemsantal
nf 800, 600. Der er optaset 100, 600
Meblemmer / bet forlebne Nar. Der er
M 979 intermediate 6orenin9er; l4,s
$50 MISUNDERSTANDING; SIS Wieorefors
enin9er % 40 for Glore. Suer 100
Jorsnin8er iinoes paa ari9sftibe o9
0~unbelsftibe, os / SoloaterIeIre. 6or.
enineer tiIbsrenbe Christian Endeavor
iinbes paa be melt upenteoe Steoer,
/ 69ngller, Heformito ler, ArbeioSbule,
5uttisbuie % aipIer. Chen fiOits
Aarsmsbe bar RusIanb aabnet fig for
5Oreninsens girtfombeo. 5 England
iinbes Der oper 5000 6orenin9er, be bar
inobubt ben internationale Ronpentlon
til 9onoon / Suli, 1900. AnitraIlsn
bar 1000 5orenin9er; 5noien bar 454;
eina I4s; Nfritn 1876; 8eitinoien 1913;
lpftlanb l01; Naoa9astdr 90; Sdpan
10, og Spanien bar SO.
G~oreninssn, buis WOttO er: v6or
aritus % airten", ssr lmitfert @aun
paa Steoer, bpor Der ifal ueboloenbeo
os iGrli9t Moo til at fortpnoe Orost,
ben uirter lite Tibet poa toriteai9e Uais:
lionsmartsr. getes nenoe NOT bar ben
trobs imaa 5oriss lite funnel finoe
9nbgans | 9anmart. Der er 9ntbers
oommen i be triltsli9e On9linss' O9
piseioreninssr for tart.
v@ ps..Iutb. airtetibenoe"
meobeler fsIsenoe Referat ira Spnooes
mebet | Spriu9 @rope, Ulinn.: D@t
5orlas ON, at Spnooen uGIaer 2 Dele
cater, lom ltal mebes meb 0eIesater
fra be andre S%amfuno for at orbne 6riz
toufereneer til 5orbanbIiug ON be
Q~Grspunttsr, buorom Der bar ucrei Crib
msuem S~amfunbene, bleu benlast, ba
man fanbt Iiben ublist til nosen 9lptte
berpeb for nRru9renoe."
6uortil v9utberaneren" bemerter:
Der er liben lofst til at a ct Maal,
naar man lite en- Sang uil gore ct JOr.
fog paa at naa bet"
Den penfte 4u9u tanas
Spnobes sltIise Difritt er 6Grb
meb at bpsss ct College / Orange, Rsw
Ssrlsp. @runbtenen bIeu Iust 80. Mai.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-19
.MnNs
Nieeuab @is.

Niis 9ouife Ssren en- forIob
Nesnab iibite 9srbus for at beige
fin Brober / W ct Bar Tigers
9ib.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26

the business session the following Of
tlcers were chosen, all being reelected:
John 7. Howe, president; $. j. Cal
lender, vice president; Carrie A. Ken
yon, secretary: f. l.. Calender. treas
urer, and Orianna Williams, cores
pOnding secretary.
In Holy Rosary Catholic church.
North Scranton. Thursday morning
Miss Mary f.. Flynn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Enos Flynn, of West Market
street, was married to Attorney r. j
Peamish, of the central city. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. n. j.
McManus, pastor of Holy Rosary
church.
Following the recital Of the impress
sive marriage ceremony a nuptial mass
was celebrated by Father McManus
The bride was attended by Miss Anna
Rell, Of North Scranton, and ]. F. Nit
chell was groomsman.
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the home Of the
brides parents to the bridal party and
the immediate relatives of the bride
and groom, who left on an extended
wedding tour to the Adirondacks and
points in New England.
A very quiet home wedding took
place Thursday evening at No. Hall
stead place when j. Harry Fisher and
Mrs. A. NJ. Fakenbury were united in
marriage by the Rev. 7. j. Lansing
pastor Of the Green Ridge Presbyter.
ian church.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26
FOOTBALL AT LAFAYETTE.
Schedule of Games That Has Been
Arranged

Football prospects at Lafayette col
lege are more encouraging than for
several years, All the players of last
year will return except Captain Best,
who played quarterback, and there are
several good men who are trying for
the position. There will be some good
football material in this years fresh
man class from all accounts, and the
Athletic association is encouraged.
Bray, who plays fullback is the only
member of the famous '96 eleven re-
naming in college.
The Lafayette College Football asso-
citation announces the following sched-
ule Of games; September 80, Ursinus,
at Easxp; October 4, Villa Nova, at
Easton; October IL, Princeton, at Eas-
ton; October IA, Rutgers. at Easton;
October 2l, University of Pennsylvania,
at Philadelphia; October 2S, Naval
Cadets, at Annapolis; November 4. Le-
high, at Easton; November II, Cornell,
at Ithaca; November IS, Bucknell. at
Eastons November 25, Lehigh, at South
Bethlehem; November 80, State college.
at EastOn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26
MUSICAL NOT ! S

The magnificent singing of the Choirs
of Scranton and the Welsh of Hyde
Tarl, has long been acceded. They
stand pre-eminently alone as such.
Mr. Joseph Barnby, the great English
choral conductor, once said that he had
thought the "male choruses Of Ger
many held a copyright on male voice
singing" but when he heard the
Rhondda Glec society of international
reputation he changed his mind and
paid them the high compliment OF
saying that the singing of the Welsh
OF Rhondda Valley would be the sing
ing round the Throne of Heaven"
The Scranton Glee club is working
hard TO give the people Of Scranton
and the visiting letter carriers a touch
Of the music Mr. Joseph Barnby
heard in South Wales. the land Of
charming melody and beautiful senti-
ment the land Of sons,
Mr. j T. Watkins opens his vocal
studio Sept, II, and is now ready for
the reception Of pupils,
The famous Schubert quartette has
commenced rehearsals on music for
the season of 1899 and 1900, and win
soon give recital.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26

lotta." "Addie" may be Adelaide" and
"Aggie" now certain to be Agatha"
although five years ago she aspired
no higher than Agnes" Fanny" is,
or course, Frances" a delightful
name, and may even be the pretty
Italian Francesca" while Elizabeth,
than which no fairer, more beautiful
name exists, if dscOntented Herewith,
may write herself down as Isabel"
which means the same in Spanish.
So there are nearly enough names
for everybody without manufacturing
freaks in the way of spelling or pro-
ducing diminutives that diminish the
respect for the owner. AS an illustra-
ton, the other day heard an elderly
lady very large and stout and fiorid,
respond to the fond appellation OF
SILLY" presumably contraction of
the quaint and avender-scented "Pris-
ella" SILLY" indeed!
After all there are some names tenn
porarily laid on the shelf which will
always be sweet in our ears, some-
times because of associations with
those we have loved, sometimes for
their own charm; such as Annie, Nell
lie. Jessie, Lou; that even the stiff
elSnteentn century A1lUe, STATELY
Helen, Spanish Elena. classical Jes-
sica, or fair, proud Louise can not
rival. Perhaps one of these a darling
mother has borne, or a friend who
has been lost by death or misunder-
standing or the drifting apart of life's
anchorages in the heart. At any rate,
they stir up memories dear and cher
ished.
Speaking of names the most start
ling thing have heard in a long time
was that coffin manufacturers have a
pleasant little habit of bestowing on
the various styles of caskets the
names of favorite friends and rela-
tives.
Two Scranton girls tell of being
shown a collection of samples not long
ago when a large, fat roomy coffin
was proudly pointed out as The An
ME" after one of the fair visitors, who
is a little, dainty piece of humanity.
OF course. she was indignant and un-
hesitatingly ordered a change of name,
declaring that it would be bad enough
to have a nice white ChiffOn-lined cas-
ket called for her, but that big. horrid
black one thus designated she
wouldn't; and her friend, who had been
similarly shocked to find her name
sake an imposing glass topped recepta-
Gle of generous proportions, sustained
the objections. Saucy Bess,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26

Hampton street, are at Sailorsburg, Pa,
for a few weeks.
Miss Ruth Beddoc, Of South Main ave
nue., has returned from IA visit with
friends at LansfOrd Pa.
Mrs. John Reese is spending a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Scott Beck, of Towanda.
Mr.. f. b. Reese, of the Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western coal department, is
/ home from Crystal Lake.
| Mrs. Thomas Evans and son, w. Haydn
| Eavns, of South Sumner avenue, have
| returned from Atlantic CITY where they
spent two weeks.
Mr.. Harry Storm left on Tuesday to
| Join the Creston Clark company, Of which
he is manager The company opens the
| season at Atlantic City on September 4
| for "A weeks stand.
| DIR. |. O. Lyman, son of Rev. G.. G.
| Lyman, of the Court street Methodist
| Episcopal church, has gone to Rockwell,
| Ia. for the benefit of his health.
| DR.. n. A. Gaylord of Philadelphia,
| has been the guest of DR.. Taliesen Phil
| lips, of Academy street, Both were class
| mates at the University of Pennsylvania
Miss Lou Johnson is at Elmhurst.
Mr.. John Collins is at Atlantic City.
Miss Grace Walker has returned from
| Lake WinOla.
| MI arthur lLplu IldS ltluIlltu lb l llCd
| to resume his studies.
Miss Mary Skinner Is spending her va
cation at Harvey's Lake.
| Mr. Albert Davis, Of Kramer Bros.
| store, is at Lake Wnioa.
| Mrs. Simon Ward, of Diamond avenue,
| is visiting relatives In Maine.
| Mr. II. II. Bamford, of Clarke Bros.
| store, is home from the seashore.
| Miss Elizabeth HOrbach, of Cedar ave-
nue., is visiting friends at Hawley
| Miss Edith James. of South Lincoln
avenue, has returned from Lake Winola.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Chappell and son,
Roy, of North Main avenue, are at AS
| bury Park.
Thomas Murphy of North Sumner ave-
nue., has returned home from a ten days
| visit at Hastings, n. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Wormser are on
j tertaining Mrs. j, Frauenthal Miss
| Fraunethal and Miss Helen Frauenthal.
| of St Louis, Mo.
Miss Mary Buke. of Luzerne street,
and aunts, Maria and Kate Burke. of
Price street, have been i'm New Yorl,
city attending the funeral of their
cousin, Miss Margaret Clark
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26
Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for theiT
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING WITH
PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, AILAYS
all PAIN; CURES WIND collie, and
is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA.
Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing syrup and take no other
Eind TWentv-fve cents bottle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26
Movements of Pe0DIe
L. c. Fuller is at Lake George.

+. G. Fuller is al Lake George
Hon. William COnnell is i'm Washington.
Robert Frey has returned from Shelter
Island.
j. b. Neale is on a business trip to
Louisiana.
Miss Anna Archibald is visiting friends
i'm Buffalo.
Mr.. r. h, Weisenfue was in New York
this week.
James Blair jr, has returned from
Shelter Island.
Mr.. and Mrs William McClave are at
Niagara Falls.
AIRS. f. d. Watts and son will spend
next week at Dalton,
Miss Jenkins. Of Minersvillc is the
guest of Mrs. William Cornell.
Mrs. A. b. Dunning and children are
visiting Mrs. Dunning's mother at
Wellcsboro Pa.
Mrs. j. l.. Crawford, Mrs. Hoffman
to Buzzards Bay
Ambrose J. Byrne, Of Dunmore, with
his sister, Sarah, are spending a Few days
at Hotel Pines Lake Ariel.
Mrs, w, G, Fashold, of S32 Capouse
avenue, has returned from a pleasant
vacation spent at Nicholson.
Frederick HartnOll, a private patient
at the Moses Taylor hospital, is suffering
from total blindness of his right eye,
I Mr.. and Mrs b. +. La Rue, of Null
| berry street, have returned from a two
months visit I'm Jackson, Mich,
Mrs G., II. Derby and son have re-
| turned to their home on Electric ave-
nue. from Clarks Summit, where they
| spent the summer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26

The heat and summer vacations con-
tinue to be responsible for a deadly
dullncss in social circles. Next week
the throng will begin to return from
seashore, mountain and lake side, and
townfOlk will turn pale in contrast TO
the brown-faced summer filters. Ihe
Ccunuy club again shows signs of
life and a few golfers are seen on
the links which are now illuminated
afternoons by a red clad caddie. CAP
tain Brooks of the Golf team, is
thinking hard over the autumnal
campaign and q fortnight hence will
witness amazing activity on the course.
Colonel II. NJ Boies and family sail
ed on Thursday for home after an alb
sence Of eleven weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. B. Sturges, who accompanied them
on q portion of their journey, returned
early in August. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Welles, who have been occupying
Breezy Mount during the absence of
Colonel Boies, will spend the month
of September in Il Canadian tour.
Mr.. La Motto Balin entertained the
members of the house party assembled
at his home for the past week at the
Country club on Tuesday, when The
day was spent most pleasantly on the
links. on Saturday the guests at Mr..
Belins' country place and number
of other suburban residents enjoyed
picnic at Glen Rock. Among those
present We're Mr. and Mrs. \. II. StOrrs
Miss Linen, Miss Dawson, of Newark,
n. j., Miss Gertrude SpraguC, Miss
Anna Archibald, Miss Jadwin, Miss
Amanda Jessup, Miss Lucie Welles
Miss Belin. Messrs. Beln, Harry Lath-
rope, Holland. Thayer, Ot Buffalo
Hickok and Gilbert, Of Harrisburg
Among the guests now at "Glenverly"
are Messrs. Abbot West. of Plainfield,
n. j., and Morgan, Of St Louis.
Mrs. Frank Johns entertained at a
.roquet party Thursday evening at her
nome, COL Washington avenue. After
several interesting games, the prizes
we're awarded TO Miss Harriet Hard
ng and Mr., Payton Harding and re-
'reshments were served The follow
ng were among those who enioyed the
evenings amusement; Misses Name
Ind Gertrude DeGraw, Harriet Hard
iS anu -lehtlill' ltlN' 4htSSIS. ltdfrN
Randolph, Raphael Kohnstamm. Pay
on Harding and Clarence Field, Of
New York, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ley
shon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Taylor end
Mr.. and Mrs. George Field
Miss Magdalena Robinson, daughter
Of Mrs. Nina Robinson, of Cedar ave-
nue., and Charles a. o. Stark, Of Buff
falo, N. Y, were quietly married in
this city Thursday afternoon. A we'd
ding supper was served at the Robin
son residence.
The annual reunion of the Calender
family was held Wednesday afternoon
at the Calender Memorial chanel ar
Blakely There We're 10 members OF
the family present, coming from
Waverly, Jackson, Pittsburg, Dunmore.
C"Hord Glenburn and this citv. AT
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Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Boyer are at Spring
Lake.
Mrs. c. c, Rose and son are at Spring
Lake,
Mr. c. b. Penman is at home from uar-
risburg
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Pierce are at AS
bury Park.
DR.. and Mrs II, e. Ware and son are
at Asbury Park.
Mr.. ]. II. Brooks has returned from
Martha's Vineyard.
Mrs w. IL. Zimmerman is visiting
friends in Shamokin.
DIR. r. NJ. Stratton will return from
Southold on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mr., and Mrs A. p, Bedford have re-
turned from Asbury Park
Mr. Edward Holland has returned from
Rye Beach and Shelter Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Sprague are spend
ing some time mt Asbury Park,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Pelton have taken
up their residence on Quincy avenue.
Mrs. Charles MacMullen and son, ROs-
well. have returned from AsbuTy Park.
The Misses Merrill have returned from
Castine Me, and Miss Merrill has been
alarmingly i'll at, her home for the past
few days
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The Misses CLARKE, Of Quincy avenue,
are at Crystal Lake.
Messrs. w. NJ. Ruth and Charles Swish
er are at Lake Wnola
Mr. and Mrs, f. T.. Loomis are home
from Murray Grove, n, V.
Mr. I~h1 Wager S., a"d family. Of
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Mr. and Mrs, Aria Powell have gone 10
Nova Scotia for a visit.
Mr. Rudolph Presch, pen artist for the
Collery EnEincer company. leaves this