Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-05-18
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Miss Rebecca Crawford of West Philadel-
phia was an oyer Sunday guest of Miss
Nettie Smith.
Mrs. Cassie Smith will give lecture in
the NJ. E. Church on next Monday evening
May 22d under the auspices Of the syn at
7.45 p. m. Come and hear her.
Rev NJ. Holyer moved his goods this
week to his new charge at Trenton and Rev.
Kurtz will fill his appointment next Sun
day.
The ladies of the M. E. Church will hold
a strawberry festival on Saturday evening
May 9th in the lecture room of the church
Strawberries. ice cream, cake, bananas and
all that go to make up festival of that
kind will be for sale. Come and help us.
About twenty. five Odd Fellows attended
services at Berkeley Baptist Church on last
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Nathan P. Hoffman recently spent a
few days with relatives in Glassboro.
Mr. George Burdens and wife moved in
to their house recently purchased of Frank
Henry on Wednesday.
The ladies of St. Peters P. E. Church
will hold their annual dinner on Decoration
Day in tent on the grounds of the school
house.
The Gang will meet at the home OF
Miss Louella r. Owen on Saturday eve
ming.
Bishop Scarborough confirmed class OF
six persons in the ST Peters Church on
Wednesday evening of this week.
| Mrs. Charles Green gave lawn party to
number Of little folks on Saturday in
| honor of her little girl Mabel.
The Clarksboro Musical Club will give a
concert and recital in the Grange Hall,
Mickleton, New jersey on Saturday even
ing, May 81, 1905, at eight o'clock. The
club will be assisted by the Misses Stratton
and Pedrick, of Paulsboro, and Miss Jane
~ Burgess, now of Germantown, Pa, a
member of the class of '03 from the National
School Of Education and Oratory, Phila,
who made such delightful success as a
reader in November 1908 that those who
heard her will give her cordial welcome
on the 9th. The prices OF the tickets are
25 and Is cents.
PROGRAM-PARF ONE.
Instrumental-s'W Willow Grove March, =
E. Sorrentino, Clarksboro Musical Club
Piano Solo-s'Fifth Nocturnen Leybach,
Miss Mabel L. Pedrick; Violin Solo
"Melody in F." Anton Rubenstein, Mr..
Leslie NJ. Armstrong; Recitation How
the LaRue Stakes were Lost, y Charles N.
Hood, Miss Jane N. Burgess; Quartette-
cold Black joe, S. c. Foster, The Misses
Grandfeld, Messrs. Brown and Armstrong
Piano Solo-'sThe Robins Return, Lam
der Fischer, Miss jessie E. Brown; Vocal
Solo-''O Fair, o Sweet and Holy Otto
Cantor, Miss Lydia G. Grandield; Mando-
lin and Guitar Duet Slumber Songp, NJ
Carcassi, The Misses Hannah Peaslee and
Florence Stackhouse; Recitation = The
Telephone Girl Miss J. N. Burgess; Piano
Duet-''Le Carlton" Leon Ringuet OPP.
10, Misses Lydia and Margaret Grandfeld.
PART TWO.
Trio-1st and ID violin and piano, 1.-THE
Social Lion, r. E. Hildreth, Miss Brown,
Messrs. Armstrong and Brown; Vocal Solo
Whisper, y Shultz, Miss Rose M. Stratton !;
Recitation THE Obstructive Hat Shed
it, Miss j. n Burgess; Violin Solo-"Grand
March in G, /" Maccagui, Mr.. Chas. Brown;
Vocal Daet-s'Trust Her Not,' II. w
Longfellew, Misses L. and M. Grandfield
Recitation Patsy" Kate Douglas Wig
gins, Miss J. N. Burgess; Violin Solo
Martha, = Operade Flotow, Guido Pepini,
Mr.. Leslie M. Armstrong; Trio-"In Old
Madrid Frostere-G Garcia Misses Stratton
and Grandfeld; Piano Solo s'The Angels
Vision Miss Mabel L. Pedrick; Instru-
mental Hearts and Flowers, Theodore
NJ. Tobani, OPP. PAS, Clarksboro Musical
Club.
Mr.. Albert G. Karge, of Camden, who
graduated from this South Jersey Institute
IN 1000 and Ruekuell University in 1904
and is at present student of the Univer-
sity of Chicago, was guest at the home of
George II. Grandfield last week.