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NEW CHAIRMAN
NEW BELLEVILLE COUNCIL
ELECTS HIRDES.
Edmund w. Bechtoldt Made Treasurer
other Officers Reap
pointed.

The Belleville Township Committee or
Eanized yesterday morning and elected
William r. Hirder. chairman. The pro-
gram as outlined in the caucus Of the
Democrats, who control h committee by
a majority Of one, was carried out.
Edmund w. Bechtoldt was named town
shin treasurer. succeeding Mr.. Hirder.
These reappolntments were made.
Township counsel, Andrew l.. Bozlan
township physician, DR.. E, o. Cyphers;
water collector. William Hudson; township
engineer. John H. Francisco.
The appointment of a water main inspec-
tor was laid over until the regular meeting
next Tuesday night.
In the appointment of committees a de-
~parture was made from the rule of last
year, when the two Republican member
were without a Craftsmanship. AS an
nounced by Chairman Hlrder, the commit
tees will be as follows:
Roads. Weston. Bechtoldt: water, Bech-
toldt. Staniar: poor, julie. Weston: light,
Staniar. Bechtoldt; sidewalks, Weston,
Joule; auditing, S~taniar, Joule. II was de-
cided to have the names of the delinquent
water taxpayers printed in the annual re-
port.
The Board Of Health will organize on
Tuesday, January q.
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MONTCLAIR COUNCIL
APPOINTMENTS MADE BY
RE0RGANlZED BODY.
New Members Take Their Places-Com-
mittees Named by Mayor
Crawford.

The new members of the Montclair
Town Council took their seats yesterday
at the reorganization Of that body. Coun-
Gilman Ralph ". Grant was chosen vice.
chairman.
The following appointments were made:
superintendent of roads and sewers, NAL
colin III. Smith; assistant tax collector,
George c. Greacen; building Inspector,
Jesse II. Lockwood; town attorney. Rob-
ert M. Boyd, jr.; board of school estimate,
Councilmen Ralph w. Circuit and William
II, Sehoenmaker; member board of asses
sors, William B. Jacobus; members board
OF health. John N. Holton and Herbert M.
Lloyd; sinking fund commissioners. George
D. t1nlay: trustees free public library, DIR.
William Fl. Areson and Charles S. Jones;
town surveyor, Kenneth Owen; town
physician. James s. Brown.
The Montclair Times was chosen as the
official paper of the town.
Mayor Henry ". Crawford then ap-
pointed the following standing committees
Finance, Circuit. MacNaughton, Schoen-
maker. Alworth; excise, MacNaughton,
Harris, Hartshorne. Lehrmann; roads and
sewers, Shoemaker. Circuit, MacNaugh-
ton, Behrinann; building, Wrensch, Harris.
Alworth, Hartshorne; street lighting, Mac
Naughton, Grout, Shoemaker, Lehrmann:
police. Wrensch. Grout. Shoemaker AL
worth: poor, Hartshorne, Harris. Mac
Naughton, Lehrmann; law, Hartshorne.
Circuit, Wrensch, Alworth: fire, Alworth,
Harris. MacNaughton. Hartshorne: water,
Harris, Alworth, Wrensch, Schoenmaker
franchise, ~Schoenmaker, Circuit. Wrensch,
Lehrmann; street opening, Harris,
Wrensch, Hartshorne, Lehrmann.
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SNOW PARTY IN NUTLEY.
Unique Naw Years Eve Affair Given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Wright.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wright, of High
field lane, Nutley, gave a New Years eve
dinner Tuesday night. The decorations
were imitation snow, There were miniature
snowballs, The wines were served in imi-
tation snow glasses and the delicacies on
frosted dishes. The music was by sleigh
bells. Mr.. Wright was costuned as a
snow-bitten nawsboy with extras" and
read a paper ON the general affairs OF the
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs;
William Hausdr, of Bloomfield; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank b. Heller, of Newark; Mr.: and
Mrs. W. Wright of Jamaica, Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM Longfelder, of Nut
lev: Miss Fioren&e Levy, Of Brooklyn; Mr..
and Mrs. Bowsky. of East Orange; Mr..
and Mrs. Nathanl Wunberger. of Newark:
MIR. and Mrs. BorTstein, of Montclair, ana
others.
place, Nutley, gave a small dance on New
Years eve for their sons. Masters Roger
and Paulding Brown. The feature of the
evening was a dotillion, which was danced
after refreshments were served.
Among those Ipresent were Miss Frances
Goodrich. MissS Antolnette Rogers, Miss
Caroline Goodrich, Miss Phyllis Williams,
Miss Anita Ohntmann, Miss Louise Phil
hover, Miss Ruth Harris Charles Whit
ney, William Goodrich, yelling Nichols,
LYMAN Nichols. Nr., Walter Gilmore, Law
son Hill and others.
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the guest of Miss Anna Drake at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Haisey
Drake, 43 Cottage street.
The Installation of the newly elected Off
GERS or South Orange Council No. 1347,
Royal Arcanum, will be held on January 1a.
Inc council will hold its meeting tonight
and hereafter in Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Hall, in
stead of Masonic Hall. and the meeting
nights have been changed from the second
and fourth Thursdays or the month to the
second and third Thursdays.
Miss Mildred Drake, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William N. Drake. of SO Valley street,
is spendin a week visiting her cousin, Miss
Elizabeth Barton, of Brooklyn.
st. Mary's Parochial and the South Or
ange public schools reopened this morning,
An examination for the positions of clerk
and carrier In the South Orange Postoffice
Viii be held on January s n will be CON
Van Iderstine, During the first year OF
service the positions pay $500
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Shannon are
entertaining their niece, Miss Hannah
Powell. of Lewiston, N. Y, at the South
! Orange Field Club.
The Rev. Ralph B. Urmy, pastor OF
the Morristown Methodist Church. preached
in the South Orange M. r. Church at the
watch night service. which began at $
o'clock Tuesday night and continued until
after midnight. The service, was arranged
lby the Wesleyan Brotherhood of the church
Mrs. Edward NJ. Gascoyne, Mrs. Fred
erick Audrey and Mrs. Elmira Wilson nave
been chosen trustees of Mizpah Chapter
| NO. DO, OlucI U L tnc E4dSttfH 0tdis M
Mrs. John S. Thompson has isued invi-
~tations for a whist party to be given
at her home, in Prospect street, next
Monday afternoon in honor of her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Thomas Cort. sr.. her daughter.
Miss Susan Cort and sons, John and
Norman Cort, will leave January Is for
Pasadena, Cal, to visit Mrs. Cort's
daughter. Mrs. William Allen. Upon
their return home in March Mrs. Cort will
have a house erected In Montague place.
Village Trustee John r. Mills, who has
been seriously ill at his home. l Vose ave-
nue.. is convalescent
Beginning yesterday. the employment
agencies in South Orange will have to
pay 80 a year as a liscense fee to the
village.
William II. Van Iderstine, ofn66 Valley
street, Is able to be out after a weeks
confinement with the grip.
Mrs. r. L. Van Orden. Of Walton road,
has gone to Philadelphia. Pa.
N funeral OF MrT J. Ludlow Kitchell.
Of Academy slreeE who died Monday,
took place yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
Edward c. Ray. Of the First Presbyterian
Church. oficiated Tho interment was IN
the Valley Street Cemetery.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
BLO0MFIELD-GLEN RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Hedden en-
tertained a large number of friends In
their home In Linden avenue last night,
Joseph C.. WaInbold sang a number OF
n n Mrs. Hedden presided at the
piano. Mr.. Hedden gave several recita-
tons. A banquet followed.
A reception was given for Dorothy v.
Unangst, in her home, ia Washington
street, yesterday afternoon in honor OF
her 11th birthday. A number of her
young friends were present.
Councilmen George Hummel and
Charles w. Chabot were the recipients OF
beautiful floral tributes at the organiza-
ton meeting Of the Town Council yester-
day. Mr.. Hummel received a magnifs
cent floral horseshoe, a gift from the
lodge of Elks. of which he is treasurer.
President William H. Hall and Secre-
tary George s. Fornoff. of the local as
ISOLATION of letter carriers, will attend the
installation ceremonies of the Jersey City
branch Saturday evening.
The K. U. v. Freundschafts Bund will
hold its annual meeting tomorrow night.
Charles Schmidt, of Utica, N. Y, is the
guest of his brother, Herman Schmidt,
OF Farrand street.
Mr.. n Mrs. John L. Jordan gave a
reception in their home. 1877 Midland ave-
nue., Glen Ridge. Tuesday night.
The public school in Glen Ridge re-
opened this morning.
e. B. Bassinger. of Franklin street, will
so South next week.
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new MAYOR IS in
WHITE MAKES FEWCHANGES
IN GLEN RIDGE.
Names G. W. Hulsart as His Successor
in Council-Recorder, Police Chief
and Clerk Reappointed.

George C. White assumed the Office oil
Mayor in Glen Ridge Borough at moor
yesterday. Mr.. White was a member OF
last years Council. He Is an independent.
Mayor White succeeds Arthur j. Lock
wood.
AS his successor he named George W
Hulsart for member of the Council John
A. Brown was reappointed police chief.
Clarence Place was made borough clerk
Recorder William r. Smith was reap
pointed police recorder and Joh Egan
was made ~poundmaster.
John A. Brown was made dog warden.
John w. Knight was named as president
of the Borough Council.
John Egan, Thomas Carly and Patrick
Higgins were made police marshals and
DIR. Henry Crittenden Harris, Henry K.
Benson and John A. Brown were made
special policemen.
Mayor White appointed the following
subcommittee: Finance, Moore and HUI
sart; fire, Hulsart and Best;t law and
franchise, tombstone and Mead; ordinance,
Mead and Knight; parks, Best n John
stone; police, Hulsart and tombstone:
sewers Best and Knight; streets and
roads, Knight and Johnstone; water and
light, tombstone and Moore.
An overseer of the poor will be named
later and the salaries of the different
officials will likewise be agreed upon at
that time.
The Montclair Times and Bloomfield
Citizen were agreed upon as official news
papers.
The Council will meet the second Mon
day night In each month.
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NUTLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Preher, of New York,
spent New Years with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Walcott, of Whitford avenue
Mrs. r. Roy Goddard and Miss Constance
Morgan, of New York, were the New Year
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan, OF
Saterthwaite avenue.
Miss Maud Carter, of Philadelphia, is
VISITING Mr.. and Mrsr Alfred v. Leman, OF
North road.
Albert e. Sterner. of Newport, r. l.. a
ell-know artist, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
frederick Dana Marsh, of the Enclosure.
The members of the Nutley Maennerchor
celebrated New Years eve by going about
town to the houses of the associate mem
bers and serenading them.
Miss Jane Wheatley, of New York, is
visiting Mr. n Mrs. Walter B. Simpson,
of Highf1eld lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Brauer and Miss
Iheone Brauer, of Nutley avenue, spent
New Years day with friends in Jersey
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Heller, of New
ark, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Longfelder, of Highfeld lane.
Mrs. Summer w. White, OF Tennis place,
has returned from a visit to friends at
Boston.
Henry Berg, of Philadelphia. spent New
Years with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin,
OF River road.
The members of the Nutley M. e. Church
held a watch meeting at the church on
Tuesday evening. Singing and an address
by the pastor, the Rev. ]. Ogden Winner,
were the features while awaiting the in
coming year. In the intervals light re-
freshmenta were served In the lecture room
of the church.
William r. Sergeant, of New York, spent
New Years with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred V.
Leman, of North road.
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Mr.. ACKEN in CHAIR
NEW HEAD FOR MILLBURN
COMMITTEE.
Ernest L. smithers Appointed to Va
cancy Caused by Mr.. Hop
kins's Resignation.

The Millburn Township Committee or
ganlzed yesterday. and Ernest L. Smithers
of Old Short Hills road. was appointed tc
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Richard Hopkins.
DR.. Wellington Campbell was first sug-
gested as chairman, because OF his
seniority on the committee, but he de
clined, saying that he could not give the
time which the position demanded, ano
Henry s. Acken, the member from Wyom-
ing. was elected. Mr.. Ack on assuming
the chair, after thanking his colleagues for
the honor, said that he would give his best
efforts In carrying out the policies hereto
fore adopted by the committee.
DIR. Wellington Campbell was elected
treasurer.
Mr.. Smithers. the new member, has been
a resident of the township for six years,
this is his first public office. He is a
railroad official, being connected with the
Louisville and Nashville road. with Offices
at II Broadway, New York city.
Mr.. Acken, the new chairman, has been
a resident of the township for nine years,
of the committee. He is 33 years old, and
has a fine residence at the corner oil
Mountain and Wyoming avenues. He is
the head of he legal department of the
Title Insurance Company, at 1875 Broadway.
New York city.
The committee will hold a meeting at the
home of Mr.. Smithers on Friday night,
when the different committees will be
selected. The mex meeting OF the COM
mittee will be on Monday evening, Janu-
ary 10,
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MILLBURN.
IRVINGToN
AND HILTON
BELLEvILLE.

Beileville Council. Knights of Columbus,
bad a largely attended smoser Ii Parochlal
Jerry Spillane. John T.. M~cGuinness, Elmer
son and West, Harry Murphy, j. Clements,
G.. r. Carlin, Michael Moss, Joseph Bate
man and Thomas Clarity entertained
Neary's Orchestra furnished the music.
John L. Burke was chairman of the com
mittee In charge.
The funeral was held this afternoon at
2 o'clock of William Sanford, who died
Monday, Services We're held at lhis home,
So Ralph street. The Rev. Cornelius S.
Abbott, rector of Christ Episcopal Church,
oficiated. Members of Belleville Lodge,
f. and A. NJ, and the Belleville Veterans
Association attended. lnterment was in
Christ Church Cemetery.
Valley Hose Company No. and East
wood Hose Company No. . celebrated the
ushering in of the new year at their head-
quarters. The Valley firemen had an
oyster supper and the Eastwood mdn had
a smoker and supper. Both companies en-
tertained yesterday.
Former Justice of the Peace Tinhothy
Sidley, of Soho, has returned from a Avisft
to Fall River, Mass.
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z o'clock yesterday morning, and Marshal
ihomas F--Maguire Will have summonses
ISSUED for their parents to appear before
Police Justice j. Martin Roll and explain
why they allowed the lads to be out al
such a late hour. When picked I'D by the
police the boys said they were only seeing
the old year out and the new year in.
George Reed, a former resident of South
Orange, and now of New York, was visit
ing friends in the village yesterday.
Eugene T.. Allen, son of William +. AL
len Of Scotland road, took up his duties
as village engineer. succeeding Edmund
H.. Halsey, today. Mr.. Allen, who will re-
Gelye $loO per month, or $5 more, than Mr..
Halsey received. will have an Office on the
Mrs. L. s. McNeal, Of South THIRD street,
is recuperating from a short illness.
Earl Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Wilson, of Second street, has ac-
cepted a position as switch and signal
towerman on the Lackawanna Railroad.
Mrs Edward Reynolds and family, of
New York, who spent the holidays as the
in their home. ''The Old Colonial" Ridge
wood road, returned home today.
Miss Myrtle Wilson. of so Second street,
returned home today from stanhogse where
grandmother, Mrs. Frank Sutton.
Seton Hall College and Seminary will
reopen tomorrow morning.
The erection of the police dog kennel
has been completed, and is now ready for
the use of the dogs. The building. which
adioins the west side of the police station,
Is painted slate color, and Is fitted with
steam heat and gas. 1t contains Ave box
stalls. There Is room for at least a dozen.
p. M. Wilcox, of Newark, has accepted a
position as night hostler in the South Or
ange roundhouse of the L~ackawanna Rail
road, succeeding William Carter. of Chat
ham, who resigned.
Miss Josephine Dormitzer. of Raymond
avenue, has returned to Smith College,
Northampton. Mass. after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter DormitzerA
The program rendered at the concert
given at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall. Hobokeu.
last night was in charge Of Miss Anastasla
Kirwin, organist OF the Church OF Our
Lady Of Sorrows. South Orange.
Division No. S, Ancient Order of HIber-
mans, has appointed Charles O'Brien, jr..
William IL. Slattery. William Condran,
Thomas McKenHa.e Michael O'Reiuy, Peter
Judge, Hubert Curley, Michael Kenny and
James O'Rourke on a committee to arrangc
for q ban to be given In the Village Hall
on February n.
Harry c. Burns aud sou, formerly Of
South Orange. but now Of Scranton. Fa,.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Osborne,
OF Second street.
Miss Eva Morgan. OF Bethel. Conn., is
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MoNTCLAIR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Msssman. of Port
land place. gave n New Years party to a
number OF friends last night at their
home. About twenty-five young people
were present. A program OF vocal and
instrumental music was carried out. after
which games We're INDUCED in. Supper
was served at $50 o'clock.
Russell Brown. son Of Or. James s.
Brown. Of South Fullerton avenue, who
has been home during he holidays. re-
turned today to Williamstown. Mass. to
resume his studies at Williams College.
Miss Bertha Young, of North Mountain
venue. and Miss Shela Bryant, daughter
of Captain William A.. Bryant, Of Pros
pect avenue, who have been visiting their
parents, returned to their studies at
Northampton, Mass, today.
Miss Addie Bouvier. thief clerk in the
Montclair Office of the United States Ex-
press Company, returned to her desk this
morning after ten days absence. being
laid up with q sprained ankle. The acct
dent happened at the Montclair station.
In stepping off the platform she slipped.
her foot turning under her. Miss Bowler.
who resides at Great Notch, drove to her
office this morning and was compelled to
use crutches to walk into her Office.
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lRVINeToh AND HILTON.

The IrvingtoA and Hilton schools re-
The officers pf the Hilton Christian
Sunday school Tor 1905, elected last Sun
f Henry are f. B Bel Ssr, IT,; ASSISTANT sSp ! s@per.
intendent, the Rev. Henry f. Belcher,
secretary, Miss Emma Schultz; treasurer,
George w Brown; organist, Miss Carrie
zellers; assdstantt organist, Mrs. George
Boshen; assistant librarian, Charles Carr
penter.
A chimney fire in a house in Smith
street, Irvington. | occupied by William
Ruppell, called o4t the firenien yester-
day. No damage rvas done.
The dance of Bbse Company No. ], OF
the ~Irvington Fire Department., held In
Masonic Hall, Irvington, New Years Eve,
was we'll attended. The COMMITTEES Of ar
engagements WAS composed of John II.
Wolf, chairnaan; Charles e. Heinholt.
William S. YlIet. Herbert J. Groom and
Samuel Compton. On the reception COM
mittee were Councilman Ernest Boerger,
Fire Chief Samuel Kipp, William Watson
and John Schaeffer; floor ans Harry
Camp; assistant managers, Joseph Raub
and Lloyd Smith
Dancing and whist playing occupied
the time of the nerrymakers who helped
Clinton Lodge, I. o. o. F.. Of Irvington.
to assist in the ushering in of the New
and Mrs. Louis Hecht and Mrs. Ed
Miss Z. Cora Becker, Sof Burnett ave-
nue., Hilton, entertained a few friends
at a watch night party Now Years Eve.
Frederick Howard, OF Union avenue,
I~rvington, has recovered from an attack
of grip.
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CALDWELL.
VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS
NOW IN SOCIETY
DEBUT MADE BY MISS
HAWKESWORTH.
East Orange Girl Given Large Reception
by Parents, Attended by So
ciety People.

Miss Eleanor Eastman Hawkeswortn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Hawkesworth, OF 4S3 Main street. East
Orange, made her formal bow to society
ut a New Year tea and reception given In
her honor by her mother yesterday after
noon. The reception was quite the largest
social function of the dav In the Oranges
and was attended by between 20 and 200
from this city, the Oranges and nearby
cities.
The house throughout was beautifully
decorated with a profusion Of flowers
American Beauty and La rance roses
were used in the drawlng-room, and in the
dining-room where a scheme Of pink pre-
yailed, Catharine Mermet roses were COM
bined with ferns and smilax. Quantities
OF choice flowers were sent TO the de-
and these were effectively COM
bined with the decorative scheme.
Mrs. Hawkesworth, Miss Hawkesworth
and Mrs. naykesworth' mother. Mrs. Emily
G. Kirkland. of East Orange, received The
guests aud were assisted by a large num-
Der of social leaders. including the FOL
(lowiug: Mrs. John c. Wllmerding, OF
New York; Miss Laura Halstead, OF
New York; Mrs. Frederick t.. Parsons,
of Brooklyn; Mrs. William r Fiela
Miss Emma Goble Lathrop, oI
Newark. and the following ladies' from the
Changes: Mrs. Albert d.. Smith, Mrs. VIII
lam Runkle. Mrs. Everett Halsey, Mrs.
T9a avid Valentine. Mrs. George Hutchlngs'
Mrs. Joseph d.. Holmes, Mrs. G. w. Bow
erS. Mrs. Richard M Colgate, Mrs. j. 81.
Bradshaw. Mrs. Oliver DEG. Vanderbilt,
Mis-. J.. Franklin Fort. Mrs. Thomas a.
Edison. Mrs. A. 3. jenkins, Mrs. Henry A.
Poker, Mrs. William Bouldin, jr, Mrs.
c.. n Storrs. Mrs. A. T. Il. Kirkland, MISS
Edith Walton. Miss Elizabeth Morgan,
Mrs. IL. v. onnet tr., Miss Louise PIER
o.. Wiley, Miss Bowers, Miss Susan Cox,
Mrs. CHARLES b. Yardley and Mrs. Robert
In Miss Hawkesworth's party were Miss
Elinira Ambrose. Miss Rebecca Ambrose
Browning. Miss Louise Vanderbilt, Miss
Mary fPriZer. Miss Madeline Edison. Miss
Carol Douglass. Miss Betty Bouldin. Miss
Edith Iane, Miss Anna Foster, Mics Mil
dred Criss, of Orange; Miss Gertrude
Smith. of New York: Miss Helen Brown,
of Elizabettf; Miss Lois Don, of Troy.
n. Y. nd(Miss Ruth Holmes, of Provi-
dence. r. A..
Mrs. Hawkesworth.receive in a gown OF
duchess point lace OVER a slip Of pale rose
satin. Miss Hawkesworth wore white
chiffon cloth with garnitures. OF white
satin and silver lace. She carried a bouquet
Of lilies of the valley.
Mrs Kirkland wore gray, SILK with trim.
ming of exquisite rose point lace. All 81
the ladies in the receiving party wore
beautiful evening tollettes.
Presiding in the d~ining-room was H1rs'
Rlnkle Mrs. Jenkins and Miss Smith.
Following the reception there was 2 din-
ner Tor the receiving party. A series OF
dinners and luncheons will be given TOT
Miss sHawkesworth during the season.