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Mrs. Viola Roden-Redin spent the weekend with Mrs. Longley Sibley at N, ,.,;o
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Society Review

chapter are. Miss Elizabeth Steenrod.
regent. Miss Francis George. vice
regent. Miss Alice McEllwain. secre-
tary and treasurer. and Miss Ethel
Williams. historian
Those present were. Mrs. s. Rice.
Mrs. q. Hamilton. Mrs. T. Sweeney.
Mrs. g. Booth. Mrs. Blannon. Mrs.
BiersoI. Mrs. NcCune Mrs. Milligan.
Mrs. Snedoker. Mrs paugherty. Mrs.
Beswick. Mrs Lang. Mrs Blackford.
Mrs. Holloway. Mrs. Scroll. OF Rich
mond. Va. Mrs. Kcan. Of Wellsburg.
Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Travis. Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. Refer. Mrs Evans. Mrs. Tappan.
Mrs. Newhart Mrs Morgan. Mrs.
Shirer. Mrs. Minkemiller. Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Round. Mrs SAWS. Mrs. kaylor.
Mrs. Baird Nrs. DO T'ricsc. Mrs. weld
~. Mrs. Monohau. Mrs Kainey Mrs.
Hunter Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. Higgins Mrs. Zane. Mrs. Spill
man Mrs. Holiday. Misses NJ. Nuos.
y. Wiles. Savage. Jordan. Kirk. Car
ter. Fowar. Stifel. lIupp. Rcyman.
Jones. Hodley. Williams. J. Wilson.
Logan a. Wilson. Brown. SawtelI.
Friedel. Denial. Craddock. Mauck. OF
'oviugton. Ky. Applegate. Of Wells
burg. 4. Dickens. -. Dickens. CrabD,
.SreDurOG
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suburban 500 club.

Mrs Fred D. Cowi was hostess to
tho Suburban 500 club at her homo
Zoo Clonwood Thursday afternoon.
after which 90 dainty course luncheon
was served. Tho dining room was
beautifully decorated ln pink and
and white. roses being used The
tally and place cards we're band
painted roses. thc work OF the
hostess.
FIrst pri1o uas won by Mrs Jack
Wallet pair OF Ions white Ma
gloves. Hre. William Cox won Sec
oud piece of French lingerie. Miss
Caroline Mayors won visitors prize.
piece oft MADEIRA work Couaoia
ton was won hy Nrs Charles
Uc.fcrs. fancy p.ucushi0u
Mrs William Scheuk VIII enter.
fa.n next Thursday at her home 90
MOrNHuu
Those present were Wcsdaues
Charles ratore. Charles Dr. Frcoso.
lou Brand. Uru lu,Iod. Joseph
HoufDr John Wallet Anton Ur.brr
Hun. Wu Cox. William o. sChcuk.
Nrs Wc.mer. Miss Caroline Mayors
and NH Fired O. Cowi
Mrs Flora Williams has returned
Hannibal ohio
D. 3D. Frazier. manager OF the
Jucrroua bakery, spent several days
Iu New YORK
Attorney Frcd If Rr'nkman viii
leave thIa morning for SisfcravuIo
To attend 20 legal business matters.
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crLR-thR eLdel.

Monday morning ar 1880 occurred
fle wedding OF Miss Pauline Bcidel
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Louis Reidel
and Mr. Chas g. Griffith. o. Akron
o. The WD1lll- took place 40 the
parsonage ct the First Christian
church, tho E'r 49, 3D. Fields per
'lruIrr thn ceremony The bride
N0re uaIa blue satin gown and car
rlDl brides roses. Miss Clara Rcidel
acted as bridesmaid and wore blue
wolfe gown SIR Arnet Murren was
besf man
There was "a reception NJ the home
of 'ho bride sf Georges run. to which
only Immediate friends and family
attended THE home was tasfefuuy
decorated iu rcd carnations. ferns and
brides roses. The happy couple left
FOR Akron here they VIII make their
f.frr. home
s. dinner uos served 20 SIR and
Nr Frank reidoL SIR and Mrs
Louis Ertnf Ir and Mrs Ernest
tnIfeI 'Ir and Mrs Albert NsiafI
N- ari Nrr Paul Rrdsf Mr. and
Fr. oscar grr1'd. Ur anal Mrs or
fr au1 Nrt John Baker. ur and
SIRE milford Winters. ur and SIR.
in lrI.u. Mr. and Tra Louis
.rIar. Hr and ffrs Julius Monde.
SIR and Sire EfHmmrttr. Nr and
VA Hr'ef.U Mr. Er,I glrnd N|.4
H.lr' -.aNr.elf '- rarra.f Hrf.I
F.H GrHr. Jones' Louie. Frrr.
OSCAR i'h.rf Paul and Ruth Heda-
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Tho annual supper given hr the
Board NJ Director Off fhD ~ Vs. C. s.
at thoir attractive rooms. 1880 Market
street was a decided success and
largely attended. a delicious supper
was served Every detail Of ODE cup.
por and tno concert which was hold
afterwards vac carefully attended fo.
IIn club and class rooms on Io
second floor urro thrown oror. and
Rcre mode very inviting fo the rucatf.
Iho following ladies took part in fhe
concert Nre Fred Frazier. vre.
iIDrH A. Williams. NIss Eva Eearfor.
Ur CLARA D. sullivan. Misses Emily
-0mmnrF.Iio. Leah Fulton. Mabel ut.
a.nr0r llI.dH NrN Grace Mckee.
EfhnI William. Gertrude Brown aud
Mary D. CaInrf
Tho following ladies were in charge
NJ fho AFFAIR. ald credit Is duo f.em
Inr fnn .rr0. Nr FI.I Fara. .rn.
nr1I chairman. ladies Ir charge OF
Kitchen. NrH A. D.. Young. Mu Vs. T
y io0lI. assisted lr Miss Carrie C0rn.
Sue March. SIRE g. s. Robinson. Sits
r j Angus Mrs Lucy Coudcn. Nre
John Mcclure. NIss Emily sheppard.
Mrs. Ir IIcfoy. Mrs George Woods.
Mrs. IT. d. Moore. Nrs Sarah WcCuI
Zach. Reception committee Nre.
Robert y Reed. Mrr o. A. U1dreth.
Mrs William no tTeEius. Mrs. = S.
Gordon committee ln charge of the
concert. Airs. Bertha Caldwell Miss
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chlldrens, Entertalnmcn,.

Friday evening. the children Of Miss
Bertha Wilson's school. appeared in
"A beautifully gotten up play al the
Flks auditorium. which was we'll at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed. as
the children taking part were very
Young and many OF them never ap-
pcared upon the stage. The program
was DELIGHTFULLY."- interesting The fan
drill was very picturesque. the follow
ing little maids taking part Mary
Hildreth Francis Wood. Eleanor
Stewart. Mary Burdatts. Katherine
HOFFMAN. Leeana Hubbard. Elsie Lee
Storer. Louise Walthers. Lucille FLAG
Gus and Katherine Watarhouse
The doll drlll. capuvatinFly cos
TUNED and beautifully arranged. con-
sisted o. Elizabeth Hubbard. Ellen
Wilson. Evelyn Klein. Mary Elizabeth
Stifel. Elizabeth Adams. Louise Har-
per. Helen WaddeU. Louise Abbott
Elsie Wagner and Sarah Hldroth.
The Frasshopper dance done By the
boys was exceptionally fine and the
costumes were 1nc. Those taking
part in This dance we're. Frank
Waterhousc. Dana Kelly Louis
Watcrhouse. Harry Abbott. Vance
Harper Edward Flaccus. OrviIie
Dewey. Chaunccy Dewey and Jack
Wilson
Then there was the character dance
of nations. in which the following
took part. Irish lassics Mary Nor.
gam Minnie Milton. louise Woods and
Hannah Morgan. Dutch girls Helen
Gather. kafhcryn Klein. Florence
Mason and Nirginia Ransom. Scotch
'nssics Helen Tallman. Eleanor Arm
strong. Louise Nelson whitaker and
Helen Sfrykc Spanish virginia
Flaccus Margaret ogden and Mary
Wilson
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Wednesday Musical Club.

\ delightful and interesting session
Of the Wednesday Musical club was
held Wednesday afternoon at the
First Presbyterian church.
The program opened with a chorus
OF two numbers by the Choral club.
Sweetheart. My Song Is Come" and
"Minet" Miss Bertha Nader sang
Allah BE With Is" and It'll T
Wake" Miss Edith Keyes played a
plano solo. Waltz" A sextette.
"Orpheus With His Lutte" was sung
by Misses Dir. Clara Sullivan. Eva
Egerter. Leah Fulton" Mary F. Geb-
bard. Helen Digby and Carrie Zane
Miss Jessie Wolf rendered a plano
solo. Air de Ballet" Miss Eva Eyer
ter sang The Day Is Gone" and
Lamp Of Love" 4 piano duet was
played by Mds Edward Stifel and
Miss Lulu Adolph The exceptionally
fine program closed with q chorus.
'Wynken. Blynken and Nod" and the
The Sailors Christmas" by the
Choral club Mrs Robert Marshall
was in charge OF the affair.
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Borso.

a pretty wedding occurred Wednes.
day morning at tho First English
Lutheran church. when Miss Agnes
BOrsO became the bride ~ Mr. John
Weber Rev uvsiugcr performed the
ceremony. Miss Mary Borso. sister
~ the bride. acted az bridesmaid and
Nr Pe'cr Weber. brother 81 tho
groom. acted as best man The we'd.
ding march and Sweetest Story Ever
Told was played by Miss Mabel Uv.
singer After tho ceremony a pink
and white reception was held a. tho
residence OF J. j Jones ON North
Main street Tho dininE room was
beautifully decorated lu pink and
white, carnations and brides roses
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The recital given by Miss Elsie
Thomas. OF Cincinnati az the Thorn
son VI T.. church. was largely attend
cd Thursday evening This is the
third recital 90 be given by Miss
Thomas In the city and large
amount Of credit BE- due her. This
AFFAIR was given for tho benefit OF
foreign missions. and a neat sum was
realized Mrs. Elsie kiucheloe rem
derod several beautiful solos Mr.
Walter Rogers violin pieces were OK.
coptioually fine and appreciated BY
an. Mrs Bowman sang aeverfi
beautiful songs Miss Thomas soy
eral readings we're a. popular and
interesting as always The standard
Bearers. whom Miss Thomas helped
so graciously. are very thankful and
lunrcciaflvc.
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Marion Cross. Miss Clara Hodgson.
Mrs. Vim. Erskine, Miss lnez Smith.
Miss Margaret Cummins. Miss Hazel
Olmstead. Miss Sophia Scharf. Miss
Alvira Young. Miss Mary Fette. Miss
Rena Wagner. Miss Reatha Weaver.
Miss Abby Radcliff. Dining room
committee. Miss Gertrude Garden.
Ethel Williams, Helen Co%den. Elinor
Hugus. Laura Stifel. Mrs. J. ID. Mer-
riman. Elsie Martin. Mrs Reed Baird.
Bessie Eskey. Mrs. Chas Cooke. Mrs.
Chas. Bates. Delphia Young. Nettis
Young. Sarah Kirk. Mrs. Bates Nc
Lain, Eva Egerter. Helen Burt. Mrs.
VIM. Miller. Mary Mcdonald. Virginia
Higgins. Martha Irwin. Elizabeth
Hugus. Virginia Miller. Jessie McCol-
iGgh. Mrs. r. NJ Truxall, Mrs. Taylor.
Julia Savage. In charge OF check
room: Mrs William n. McLain.
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Thomas Recital.

The recital given by Miss Elsie
Thomas. OF Cincinnati. at 81.
Andrews p. + church Tuesday even
Ing. was largely attended. The affair
which was for the benefit OF the chill
dren's kindergarten. was enjoyed and
appreciated by all attending. The
following program was rendered:
RcadfnE-'Hohhv Tuweicomc". .....
Annie Hamilton Donncli
Miss tlsie Thomas
Solo-'A Bowl 90 Roses .... Lam her.
Mrs. Fred Frazier.
Readings go laudalny." The GfTsv"
....-.......-....... KipNng
Roadiug--''-The Delegation" ........-
.-.-........... ....... Porter Brown
Mics Elsie Thomas
Soio--"My Lady june ..........-. Clari,
Mrs Fred Frazier.
Reading THE Lost Word" ... Nanfyi,a
Miss Thomas
solr-"Grav I'rv".-.....--.....
Mrs Fred Frazier
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Harry Smith. OF Whipple. Ohio. is
the guest OF his brother. Attorney
Charles J. Smith at his home on the
Island
Miss Meta Beneke and Miss Anna
Heft have returned 10 their homes
on the South Side after attending
"A Lutheran conference at Jewett,
Ohio
Misses Frances Jordan and Caro-
line Hupp left Thursday evening for
Baltimore. where they will attend a
special meeting OF the Daughters OF
the Revolution. They will also visit
in Annapolis and Washington.
Miss Regina Lutz. OF South Penn
street. Is the guest OF friends in
Homestead. Pa.
Mrs. Sarah Hall. OF New Martins
vile. is spending a few days with
relatives and friends in this city.
Mrs. Ed \. Ankle and son. Ben
jamin F.. Will return home in a few
days from Indianapolis. Ind. where
they have been visiting friends.
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Pupits 6ecitat

The recital which was given by the
pupils OF Mr.. Carl Nestman at his
home. 100 Virginia street. Island,
thursday evening. was much enjoyed,
ana showed some very good talents.
which brought out the effects of good
training. The following pupils took
part In the carefully arranged pro-
gram: Isabella McC. Paul. Frank T.
Kerr. Virginia Walters. Sarah Louise
Dixon, lrma r. Whitesell. Elva A..
Humphrey. Frank McCombs and Jane
I. Hare. The program follows:
sonatina 9 major. op. IS. .Muzio clement
Allegro. Andante. Nivace.
Neapolitan Dance Song. op. 3d..
-: ---..-... Peter Tscnaikowsily
Song Dithour Words. OF s2...........
TIrantella IN p minor NJ. Enrico Rossi
The Rustic Rail- OF. 4...... Paul Kalse-
At tie Dancing Master. OF ISL.
- ..---.-... .. al ban FOerst or
To Elise ........ Ludwig van Beethoven
-. .................... Xaver Scharwenila
Noturno in + flat major. op. SIS
~ Evening. op. Ss
tlil.ade. op NS--..--- Heinrich Hoffman
Waltz In major or. b.-.........
Nocturur In z flat ma ior. John Tield
l-aendler In + flat major. op 30.
lnteTmeZzo iu a.. major. %. 81
Bnrcgrole. op. 33..--....A Adolf Jensen
First ana SeconI waltz. op. 80
March. OF Adolf Teneen
Song without Words. r major. up. 90.
-.-.-...Feliz Meudelssohn-B artholdy
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The F"' Henry thapter. Daughters
u the , 1lution, gave card party
Saturda! % the Fort Henry club FOR
,he men pcrs Music was furnished
by Meisters orchestra. The rooms
we're deliberately decorated with the
club cclors. bun and blue and patri-
otical colors. red white and blue. After
the card party "a delicious luncheon
was served. Prizes Were awarded goo
Miss SaWtoil Mrs Sweeney. Niae
Brennan. Mrs Mueau. Miss Suelrk-
err Mrs Caroline. Miss Stifcl Miss
Reyman. Miss Eva Jones. Miss Wilson.
Mrs. W Wilson. Mrs Higgins. Airs.
Wright Mrs Evans. Miss Wii-s Miss
Kirk The officers Of the Fort Henry
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Mi,, aowIin,, w.ddinn Plans.

The wedding Of Edwin NJ. QuimhN.
Jr.. Of Pittsburg. and Miss Henrietta
Bowlin a former Wheeling girl. Will
take place the evening OK June ] In
Grace Reformed Presbyterian church.
Dithridge street. Pittsburg. with Ir
Prugh performing the marriage c'r"-
rnony. Mrs +. ". Nudge. 81 Forl s
street. will be matron OF honor and
Miss Emily Alice Heating. maid ot
honor Edmond r. Baker Will h" Nr.
Quimby's best man and the wedding
party will include six ushers After
the church ceremony there will Doc a
small wedding reception
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Potatoes Al GratIn

Slice peeled white potatoes very
thin. Butter a pudding dish and put
the potatoes into It in layers. sprink-
ling each layer with salt. pepper and
bits Of butter. When the dish Is full
pour into il a half cup OF hot milk
and strew dry cracker crumbs and
grated cheese over the top layer or
potatoes. season with salt and pep
per and set in the oven. covered. for
half an hour: then uncover and
brown.
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Y. w. c. a. Notes

On Friday evening. May ;. the
Thursday evening gymnasium class Of
the y. W. {. \. Will entertain all other
evening gymnasium classes. Monday.
Tuesday and Friday Many games
will be enjoyed. also delicious refresh
ments served. and a most delightful
evening IS in prospect
The ladies' Thursday afternoon
gymnasium class viii meet for their
iessOn Friday afternoon al D. m
The grammar school class will meet
Friday az &. the usual time.
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Monaache-Bender.

The many friends OF Miss Loretta
NJ. Bender. formerly OF this city but
now OF Cincinnati. will be pleased 20
know of her marriage TO Mr.. ID. c.
Monasche. OF that city.
Miss Bender Is the charming
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Bender. and very popular In society
circles. Mr.. Monasche is a sterling
Young man. connected with the Gin
cinnati Fireproof Storage Company
as assistant superintendent. and like
Miss Bender. is very popular in So
ciety. The young couple are at home
23O5 Ashland avenue. Cincinnati.
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Entertalned.

Miss Minnie Reier entertained sew
eral friends at her home on Chapline
street Monday evening. Music
euchre and 500 were enjoyed and at
"a scasouablc hour refreshments were
served. Those present We're Misses
Vera Narbach. Leona ST. Meyer. Dean
Moore. Eva Moore. Fannie Blatchiey.
Margaret Ritz. Ruby Huegins. Minnie
Ecier and Lou Refer
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Monar,a Club

s meeting Of the Art department
OF The Woman's club IS called for Sat
urday afternoon az o O'Clock. All
women already members Of this de-
plrtment and those desiring 20 Join
10. arc asked 20 be present. n every
woman who has not signidcd in
which department she wishes % en-
roll herself. should make choice and
90 once notify the secretary. Miss
Carrie zane. South Front street.
Island.
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PleasantIY surnrlsed

Mr John Stackhouse was delight
fully surprised at HIS home a. Elm
Heights Wednesday evening. tho ar
Fair being his twenty-ffth birthday
Tho evening was spent in music and
social diversions. At a late hour an
elegantly appointed supper was serv.
cd. after which the guests departed.
wishing the host many happy returns
OF the day
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Entertained Island W. c. ~.

The Island vs.. O.. r. O.. was pleas
aurly entertained Monday evening at
the home o. Mrs. Shadcr. 200 South
Penn street, Mrs L. &. Cole Miss
Laura Wright and Mrs j. u. Shaffer
were hoatessss.
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Private Dance.

Arrangements have been made for
"A private dance to be given at
Armory hall. Bellaire. Tuesday even
ing. Messrs Dick Shaffer. Howard
Hunt and H. G. Murdoch are in
charge OF the affair. and hope TO
make Il successful A large crowd
Is anticipated.
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Oranae Marmalade-

Slice one dozen navel oranges and
four lemons very thin. without peel
Ing. To each pound OF fruit add one
pint OF cold water. Let stand for -
hours. then boil gently until tender.
Allow this 10 stand until the next
DAY. then weigh. and 10 each pound
OF fruit and Juice add one pound OF
graduated sugar and cook until IL
jeilios
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earle. Misses Mary vardy. Miss Ben
der. Miss Clator. Mayme Merschrod.
Lila Molter. Mary Carnahan. Rosetta
Emblem. Jessie Denning. Gray Miller.
Fannie Brady. Martha Pryor. Almira
Browne. Miss List. Miss Batchler.
Sophia Batchler. Anna Hard, Edna
Mayors. Clara Mayors. Elizabeth Col
lingwood. Josephine Cox. Marjorie
Ford. Jessie Pratt. Ruth HlIlman and
Gene Clyker.
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being used. The bride wore a beauti-
full white gown. After the reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber left for a short
honeymoon trip to Ohio. On their
return they win be at home on Twen-
ty-ninth street. Those attending were:
Miss Emma Site. Miss Louise Reed.
Miss Mary Rinkes. Miss Grace Daley.
Miss Ruby Higgins. Miss Mabel Dy-
singer. Mrs. Daley. Mrs. Stohlman.
Mrs. Ella Burke. Miss Emma wedell.
Miss Mary Borso. Mr. Peter Weber
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BOWLING PARTY.

Wednesday evening the Doughnut
bowling team entertained with a
bowling party at the Fette alleys. Az
ter some very interesting games a
delicious chicken supper was served.
Those attending were: Mr.. Edward
Meinhart, Mr.. and Mrs. A Kunkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melnhart. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Delhi. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Rothermund, Mr.. Cast and Mr..
Long.
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To Have Musical.

The musical which is TO be given
by the scholars OF the Bethlehem
sunday school. is TO be given the lat
ter part OF May. instead OF Friday as
before published. A very interesting
program is being arranged. embracing
both vocal and instrumental numbers.
Following the program. refreshments
Will be served.
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The entertainment given at the
Wesley NJ. +. church on the South
Side by Company 4 of the Boys Bri-
gade was a success socially and fin
ancially The following program was
we'll rendered and enjoyed by all.
Plano solo Miss Alma Baldwin
Reading ............M Miss Lulu Nolte
Piano duet .................
Misses Stella and Regina stab
Vocal solo. George Kossuth
Reading .........Afiss Helen Bowers
Vocal solo ........ Miss Leah Fulton
Reading .......R. &. Darrah
Vocal solO............N Miss Ida Nolte
Reading ...... Miss Malinda Bowman
Piano duet ...................
Misses Stella and Virginia Stab
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There viii b~ on ics cream social
Given ir tho Cleaners society ~ 81.
Palis church Thursday evening. May
if. for the benefit 81 the church
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Among the early June weddings an
uounced is that Of Miss Jessie Wen
swell popular young lady 81 Bridge
port and Mr.. Ellsworth StOcker. a well
known young man OF the south side.
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Dinner Party.

Of 2711 Moyston street. entertained
friends with n dinner party Sunday
evening in honor OF their son Bernard.
who took his first communion at the
st. Alphonsus church sunday morn
ing.
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Nj. de chantal Club.

The members OF the Mt. de Chantal
club were DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained
Monday afternoon by Mrs. William r.
Wolf. at her home on the Island An
Interesting program was carried out.
after which refreshments we're
served.
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Euchn Party.

The Alpine club viii entertain with
a euchre party at the new COLUMBIA
club Tuesday evening. May 9th. This
Is the first euchre 20 be given at the
new club recently finished.
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Miss Kathleen 70. OIe7ry enter
'nirod with dinner party at hor
home. 2T02 M0ysfon street. Wcduea-
day evening. complimentary 10 Miss
Edna Black. ~ burton. Vs. Va. Gov.
crs were laid FOR six.
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The Agnes Lee circle OF the Kings
Daughters. under tho direction OF
Miss Alma Hubbard. will hold o. cake
1nd candy sale Saturday zoo The Geo
70. Taylor store.
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Thomaa Recital.

Miss Elsie Thomas. OF Cincinnati.
graduate OF Emerson school OF ora
tory OF Boston. gave an interesting
recital under the auspices OF the W.
II. NJ. society at the Fourth Street
VI. r. church. A good crowd was
present to enjoy the following pro-
gram:
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annual pupils concert In the Elks'
auditorium on Tuesday evening. May
-. An elaborate program is being
arranged.
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cotIllon Club Dance.

The members OF the Cotillion club
danced at the Carroll club hall Mon
day evening. A good crowd was in
attendance and a fine dance program
was rendered by the Elks' orchestra.
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Pastry MARKET.

The Mission hand 81 Zion Lutheran
church will hold n bread and pastry
market IN the store ~ H. Kalbitzer q
Son. 1850 Market street. on Saturday.
,iay 6
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supper and Dance.

Wednesday evening the Pythian
Sisters gave a successful AFFAIR at
the Arion hall. Supper was served
from TO o'clock. Dancing was
enjoyed all evening. Prof. Werner
furnished a fine dance program. The
ladies in charge OF the AFFAIR were
Mrs. w. II. Stops. Mrs. Lavinia Hab-
erfeld. Mrs. Robert Houston and Mrs.
l. Davey.
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ChlIdren's Nav Party.

The annual children's May party
will be given in the Arion hall Fri
day evening. May 3. under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Auxiliary
Prof. Fennel will furnish the music
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Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Duncan en-.
tertained with a dinner party Tues
day evening. complimentary to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Newland. OF Hunting.
ton. w. Va.