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Pupils Recital.

Miss Anna Blodgett gave a recital
Thursday evening az her home for her
pupils parents. The following pro
pram was rendered: Kennon's orcnes-
ira, opening march. Spirit OF Loyalty
by Earl ID. Osborn. Miss Blodgett
played the accompaniment on the
plano.
Melody Selection Of Love. by Engle-
mann, Miss Leula Groppe: piano SOLO
Loves Golden Stars" by DannemiIler
Miss Nellie Smith: song duet. Look.
Ing for a Nice Young Fellow" by Cat
tier. song duet. Majorie Blodgett and
Elvert Former; Home Guard March"
by Stille, Miss Nellie Smith. piano solo
march. Cotton Times" by Chas.
David; "Qui Nive Gallop." by Cans.
piano duet. Misses Anna Blodgett and
Lllu Groppe; Primrose Waltz" by
Harry Martin. Miss Majorie Blodgett.
piano solo. Blue Eyes" bv Slice.
Nennon's orchestra Moon Winks." by
stats. Miss Lulu GrOppe. piano solo.
song Follow the Car Tracks" com.
posed by 4. Solman: Miss Maiorie
Blodgett; Lille Polka" bv Steobbog
plano duet. Miss Anna Blodgett and
Mrs. Ben Former; Just for the Sake
or the Days by Lillian Doeneen. song
duet. Miss Lulu Groppe and Mr.. Chas.
kesler. Honey Bill Polka" by s
HreadbboC, Misses Marjorie Blodgett
and Nellie Smith: Gen. Grants
March by +. Macks. Miss Marjorie
Blodgett, piano solo, "Senora Waite
by Jos. y. Nathan. Kennon's orches.
ira: The Burning OF Rome" by T..
r. raul. Miss Lulu Groppe. piano solo.
Fairy Kisses Waltz" BY Turner.
MISS Nellie Smith. piano solo: on
Mobile Bay" by Daniels. Kennon s
orchestra. Home Sweet Home"
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Thursday evening Mrs Charles Rrsf
gave n musical in her studio rof5
Chapline street. An excellent rro
gram was well rendered The follow
Ing pupils took part. NoIlie Raunan
Margaret Confer. Sarah Cramer. Ettol
Reinhart. Ruth Enelcr Alice Conrad
Alice Sedler. Van Wyatt Marie Pob'er.
Bernetta Kress. Lille Madden. Alice
Boswick. Mary Williams. Lizzie Kur.
ner. Hattie Elder. Lulu Harigur
blanche stein. lawrence Major Dan
SteinEer. I.aborious Kross. william
brooks. Chas. Adams. Harry GRAY.
William Winters. and Georgo Hoqwtck
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theatre Party

Tie members of the office and OF.
cheering department OF the Mutual
Electric Machine Co. accompanied ~
their wives and sweethearts. witness
ed the "ROund-Up" al tine Court
theatre. the guests Of Mr.. J. l.. Harrl
son Frank. who is secretary and zen.
erai manager OF this thriving company
After the performance the party par
took Of q flne spread a. the expense
OF Mr.. Frank. Those in the party
were. Mr.. and Mrs r. 4. Hagen. N~
and Mrs. John En2emann. Nelson
Rogers. Thomas McNabb. Marie Oels.
ner. Anna Trosch Mossv Wilson. Nr.
and Mrs. Frank and others
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Misses Grace Jefferson. Pearl Quick.
Virginia Borby. Ella Knight. I.ottie
Powell. Beulah Shanaman. Mamie
Quigley. Nellie Leech and Mabel
Leech; Paul Gorby. Luther Haskins,
Cleve Hun, Earl Armstrong. Frank
Armstrong. Carl Albinger. Ernest Shu-
bert, Harry Shorts. Willard Jefferson,
Louis Weimer, julius Luikart. Harry
Apple. Harry Starcher. Dana Bur
CESS. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hun. Mr. ana
Mrs. Francis Gorby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orob Snodgrass. Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Moore, Mrs. Jefferson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Smith. Mrs Budreon OF
Cincinnati.O.. and Mr.. Ira Gorby Of
Steamboat Springs, Colo.
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OrQan Recital.

Organ Recital.
An organ recital will be given by
DR.. Louis A. Brookes, at ST
church Sunday. The pro
gram:
The Passion Music" from the
GRESHAM ........ Handel
I. .Behold the Lamb Of God"
2. He was despised"
= And with His stripes"
o surely He hath borne our
SAN we like sheep have gone
s.-Al they that see Him. laugh
.. He trusted In God"
George Frederick Handel one OF
the greatst composers the world has
ever seen, was born at Halle. Lower
Saxony. February 2s. 1885. His
inther. a surgeon. who was sixty
three years OF aEc when this son
was born. knew nothing OF Art and
regarded II as n degrading pursuit.
or. at best. as an idle amusement.
Determined TO raise his son In tho
social scale. he thought to do so by
end he strove In every way 20 stifle
the alarming symptoms OF musical
genius which appeared almost IN in
the child to school. lest there. among
other things he should also learn his
notes. In spite OF this. some friend
~ mana cOntriNed 70 convey into the
house a dumb spinet Ca little instru-
ment In which the strings. to deadsn
the sound were bound with strips OF
eloth) 1T was concealed in a gar
ret. where. without being discovered.
the boy taught himself to play.
The rapidly with which Handel
composed may be seen from the fol-
lowing.-"Rinaldo' was written in
II days: the Messiah in ~ days
II may be related here that at the
frat performance OF the Messiah"
In London. on March 23rd. 174s. the
audience was exceedingly struck and
affected by the music In general. but
when the part OF the "Hailelujah"
Chorus began For the Lord God
omnipotent reigneth.' they were 80
transported that they all. with the
King. who was present. started Al
once to their feet. and remained
standing TN the chorus ended. The
custom OF rising during the perform
nnce OF the "Hallelujah" chorus
originated from this incident
Handel died April 18th. 1859.
l.. \. B.-The next recital will he
on Sunday. April %. 1911.
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Tho Ladies' Glcc club baa com
plctcd an arrangements FOR the initial
performance to boz givon Of the EIkr
auditorium Thursd0y evening. April
20 The Entertainment is to Do given
for charity and o. under Che direction
OF Mr. and Mra. Frank KIrchioe. Tho
Court theater orchestra ins been on
gaRcd Tor the occasion. and costumes
are IN transit from a. n Jones and
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. ladies', Bible cIa,..

Another ladies Bible class has
been organized at the First Metho-
dist Sunday school at Elm Grove.
which will be called the Golden
Links. Sixteen members have been
enrolled. The following officers have
been elected: President, Miss Ada
Higgs; vice president, Miss Elsa Nc
Clure: secretary, Miss Laura Carpen-
ter: treasurer. Miss Sarah Blosser:
teacher. Joseph \. Armstrong This
is the third Bible class 10 be organ
lied in the school.
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Matthe,us-Mar1

Miss Freda Marx. OF Martins Ferry,
and Mr.. John Matthews, of Kansas.
were united in marriage Tuesday ar
ternoon at the home OF the bride, by
Rev. r. NJ. Preuss, pastor OF St
stephens church. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thews left for trip to Indiana be
fore going TO Kansas. where they will
reside.
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Mr. Ben Hazeitinc was host 70 a
few friends al Ms residence in Leath-
erwood. the AFFAIR being in nature OF
stag party. Those present We're:
John SiOrer. Dec Hazlett, Jesse
3lock. Fred Boh-ens. Mr.. Beattie.
Arch Wilson, Rex Hazeltine and the
Quintet Club"
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I.af Nable MARVEL. Tho charming
daughter ~ d. r.. Maxwell. Of love.
band. and Nr. ?. o.. faacha. o. r.oraIn
o.. zero quietly married "wednesday
afternoon at fhe parsonage of ne
fIrs' English Lutheran church 0n
f.t.c'ntu street hy Tho Rov Dvairr.
or Ihe bride wore o. Fan travelling
f.ii Tho happy couple leff Tor Lor.
nIno. whore they ulI reside
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Dinner Party.

Monday evening, Mrs. Joseph An
drews entertained q few guests with
a dinner party at her nome I'm honor
Of her visitor, Mrs Samuel McLain.
OF Marietta. o. Covers we're laid for
Mrs. McLain Mrs. Thee. Mason. Mrs.
Chas. Austin. Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Nc
Weigh. Mrs. Doneliy. Mrs. John Rose.
Mrs. James Burton. Mrs. Clarke and
Mrs. Joseph Andrews.
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Organ Recital.
An organ recital will be given by
DR.. Louis A. Brookes. at ST.
Matthew's church Sunday. The pro-
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Surprise Party.

Mr. Orval SnodErass was agrceably
surprised by his many friends Satur.
day evening az his home on Mozart
Terrace. fine occasion being his TWEEN
ty-nInth birthday. and no vas tho 70.
cipiout ~ many fine presents. Music
and cards were the diversions 90 the
evening. after which refreshments
were served Those present were:
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Mrs. q. ". Kemplo' entertained n.
her home AZ 101 Fourteenth street
with six o'clock dinner Thursday. ina
honor Of Mrs. Anna Hoffman. who has
just arrived home from California
Three courses were served. and the a Z
fair was thoroughly delightful. Those
present were. Mrs. Ellen TAYLOR. Mrs.
amanda Brinkman. Mrs Emma FI0'o.
Mrs Anna Hoffman. Mr9. KIemmer.
kirkwood. Mrs. Brace Bowen. Sisters.
Vile.
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TwentIeth Anrlv.rnarv.

Mr.. and Mrs. August Pracht have
issued invitations for the celebration
OF the twentieth anniversary OF their
marriage at their home. 622 National
road, Sunday. April 3.
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The Fortnishtly club met in the
y. VI. c. a. rooms Monday evening.
\ paper was read on The Music
Of Italy" by Miss Margaret McNabb
The Napoleonic Fra" Mrs. W II
smith Discussion OF Civil Service
Reform led by Miss Minnie Lohse.
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Sig O'Clock DInner

Mrs. John Potesk entertained with
a Fix o'clock dinner in honor OF her
brother. Fritz Grail. and bride. Covers
were laid fer Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Grail, Theo and Mrs Dora Grail. Miss
Edna Roy. Mr.. Fred Leightner. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Myers. Mrs. Mary
Ohterdinger and +. A. Fankhouser.
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Miss Elizabeth Runea entertained
he Island w. G. T. I. Monday even
Ing az the Florence Crittendon home
10. BIO South Penn street The sub
joct discussed vas the Medical TEN
Ference.
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saturday evening. Miss Eiinor Ne
Lure entertained few friends with
"a luncheon o. the ,icIure grill. which
vas followed los n theatre party at
The Court. Those present were.
Misses Elinor Clark Ruth Mason.
Harriet Alexander. Sarah JeDson and
EiinCr Mcclure
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Mr. Alvin Schubart entertained q
lev friends ~ HIS home IN Woodsd,ie
Monday evening Music and uool was
The diversions OF the evening Thoe.
present were Mcssrs. AxrI Uolstrom
Albert earle. Herbert FIeisfrom. vs.
w. ENGLAND. William Mccain. Chts
Carr and Alvin Schubart
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Church Snnner

The Ladies Aid society OF the Ger.
man VI. +. church gave an elaborate
supper al the Odd Fellows hall Thurs
day. From FIVE until eight o'clock the
hall was crowded With eager. huugr-
people who we're in due time satisfied
by the elegant spread awaiting them
The ladies realized quite n large sun
which is 20 20 for tho benefit o. the
church.
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Walter Charnock OF $500 Woods
street, for its regular monthly meet
ing. After the regular routine of
business. the meeting adjourned. and
q social session followed. An excel
lent program was rendered. after
which refreshments were served.
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Tuesday afternoon. Mss Francis
Jordan entertained with n theatre
party 81 tho Virginia complimentary
~ Mrs. serrell ~ Richmond. Va. for.
Worly Ml77 Kate White. who is visit.
ing Der father. Col Robert White. o.
Hac- Mar Place.
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HolIoway-Glass.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Glass have IS
sued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter. Margaret Louise. to
Mr.. William Harfeld Holloway. The
wedding will be sOlemnized at St
Matthew'S church a. 4:3O o'clock.
Wednesday. April &c
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Outlet Marriaoe

Miss Laura Martin. OF Noundsville
I was united In marriage last evening at
y O'Clock to Edmond r. Lyman. OF
Mena. Ark. az the residence OF Mr..
Merton Carroll. at McMcchen. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. S. J.
Cotton.
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Young Ladies', Club.

The young ladies OF St Mary's
church are making arrangements for
an AFFAIR TO be given in the Kahn club
rooms shortly after Easter. The ar
fair will be in the nature OF a euchre
party.
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Tho many friends of Miss Evelyn
Watson pleasantly surprised her 40
her home in West Wheeling SATURDAY
evening Games md music we're or.
Joyed. after which refreshments were
served
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Measuring Social.

The young people OF the first Chris
dan church. Of Martins Ferry. gave a.
measuring social Tuesday evening at
the home OF Miss Ada Davidson on
North seventh street. Each guesn
was charged according TO their
heighth. one cent an inch.
A Jolly good time was enjoyed by
all present. g1mes and music being the
diversions 81 he evening.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Quite o neat sum was realized whlc1
viii 70 for he benefit OF the church.
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Mrs. Dhas. Cl0uEe entertained tho
Wednoeday ri0ht club 90 hcr home
ou North Main street "Wednesday
evening Progressive euchre was mo
diversion. and rofrcshmenfa uero
served
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sIs o,clock nlnr.r

in honor ~ her cousin. Roy Rood.
~ THE city. Miss HDrfensa Pavna on.
ferfaircd Few relatives 90 her home
IN clarErhurg. IS w M n 3 O'Clock
dinner Monday evening 1fr Reed ig
The con ~ Charles T. Reed. customs
officer
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The Kain club will give their Easter
dance in St Mary's hall April o.
Those on the committee ere: Michael
Mllroy. Howard Ray. Bernard KlTeen,
Chas. Me'zgar. Thomas Burk and
Lawrence Coleman.
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Miss Rose Stanley entertained Wed.
nesday evening in honor OF her guest
Miss Sabina George OF Steubenville
0. Solos were rendered by Miss Eva
Morris. Miss Agnes Bailey and Fred.
eric and Harold Stuart
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Woman's Club

Miss SvartZ en,erta ned tho Wo.
mans Club Thursdny afternoon AZ ber
nom" In Martins Ferry. o.. n deli4ht-
i1l program was rendered.
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Woran'a Mus.eal cluh-

On the evening OF April "a tho
Woman's Musical club will give a CON
cert in the Y. W. {. 4. rooms. A
very fine program is being prepared
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Pronresslve Euchr.

local No. .. Tobacco Workers union
Nil give a progressive ouchro ApriI
-'th AZ BIshon5 hall. Forty-third ana
Jacob streets
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Chicken and Waffle suppsr.

The German NJ r. church will give
chicken and waffle supper in Eliken's
new store on Thirty-seventh street.
Tuesday evening. April Il.
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knrr Knh klnL

Wednesday evening. April 10. at
Mozart hall. the members OF the Korn
KOb Klub viii give musical and
dramatic entertainment.
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Niles Christina Matthews entertain.
I'd % her homo on EoT .trecf Troe
dny evening Iusic and cards waro
Tho diversions OF tho evening
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The Twilight cub gave an inter
esting dance m The Dukes pavilion
Monday cvcniur 4 good crowd was
boz attendance.
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Tho beethoven SINGING society
HII r.rn n1 Easter concert and t1II
nf tho hro1 bold Monday evening.
April &C.
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Oberfie-6lburr

Monday afternoon occurred the we'd
ding Of Mr William Ohcrlic and Miss
belIa Mary Album both Of the South
side.
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The Coft..iIou club danced NJ tho
Carroll hall. Monday evcninch. The
Flk's orchestra furnished tho music.
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Surprise Party

Miss Alma Pehler was pleasantly
surprised Of her home On Warw0od
Monday evening. the afalr being in
honor OF her birthday Music aud
suchro we're the diversions Of the
evening. after which delicious refresh
mcufs we're served. Those present
were Misses Hilda Eschstruth Vera
MnrbouRh. Margaret Ritz Alma pcl-
Ter. Mcssrs. Matthew Cunningham.
Robert Cunningham, Chester James
and John MarbouEh. Misg Tebior u4s
the recipient o. many beautiful birth
day Rifts.
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Entertainment.
Schaher.

At the home OF Mr. and Mrs. z. w.
Schaner. Thursday morning, occurred
the marriage OF their daughter Edna
Mae TO Mr.. Harry A. Meder. Mem
oers OF the family were the only wit
nesses. Mr.. Meder IS connected with
the U. s. Engineering ONCE and his
bride is one OF the most popular and
charming young ladies OF the city.
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Sons OF Baltimore. Md. Miss Anna
Bryson will act as interiocutor.
Among those TO take part are.
Misses Helen South. Hilda Run.
Ida Nolte. Hazel Seamon. Adelaide
Weber. Anna Hilton, Nell McCol-
Tough. Alberta Esinger. Ada Spring
er. Mrs. VIII Dyson. Mary Z. Geb-
hardt. Georgianna Troll. Helen Digby,
Mrs Elsie Kincheloe. Mrs. w. z. Elk.
Ter and Mrs. F. NJ. Carlin.
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Tho Golden Links Club ~ tho Tn.
lty Lutheran church. was entertained
~ ne nome of Miss Nlhie Warhore.
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Surprise Party.

The Violet club viii Give nm Easter
dance Monday evening. April o..
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Woman's Club.

The Woman's club will hold its
regular meeting Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. in the board Of trade
building. This is the new department
club recently organized. All women
Joining al this meeting will come in
as charter members. ANY one who
Is prevented from attending the meet.
Ing but wishing TO join as charter
members. may send their applications
in writing TO the secretary. Miss Car.
RE Zane, on or before the hour Of the
meeting
II is hoped that the low amount OF
dues two dollars per year,. viii at
tract a large membership
The Departments club IS a new
phase OF work hitherto untried In this
community. II IL the outgrowth OF
literary clubs. and has been found 10
work admirable In the large cities
where II has been given a fair trial.
The departments have not been def.
nitely decided upon. but will be
formed as the demand presents itself
Such department work as the follow.
Ing viii probably be the first formed.
Literature. civics. arr. music and
household economy.
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40 The Wheeling Press club satur.
day evening n reception vas rendered
Herbert Huckmnn. who viii lenvo fo.
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a popular man IL one who r. liberal
with bis money and stingy with his
advice
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HaNfhorne Club


Monday evening. The Hawthorn,
club danced az BISHOPS han.
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Monday evening there Will be a full
rehearsal OF the minstrel and vaude-
vile TO be given by Mrs. Maud
Spooner. at the Elks' club. Miss Gene
Williams will act as interlocutor and
Leu Huseman. Jr.. and Eugene Nc.
Cam will be the black face end men
who are noted for their talent. Miss
Gladys Davis does a specially. In
addition 10 this there will be about
one hundred little children take Fart.
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Monday afternoon. Miss clara Win
gerter entertained the Mt de- Chanta'
clue. az her home on Twelfth street
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l:PE EN- { s5 '3ga c 3 -

South Chapline street A delicious
luncheon was served. Those present
were Misses Sophia Hoffmeister. Mary
Delbrugge, Jeanette Ebellng, Augusta
Schrebe. Hilda Steber. Florentine Bog
damic. Sophia Kress. Nettie Rank,
Miss Lukens. Minnie Larkin, Mrs.
thinner and Hazel walthers.
Entertainment.
The Golden Leaf brotherhood OF the
Loveland NJ. Z. church. gave an en-
tertainment at Lash's hall at Love
land, Thursday evening, Mrs. Lima
Hennig Sherman and Harry Van Horn
presented playlette entitled "The
Chaperones." which was delightful.
The following additional program
was rendered: instrumental solo, by
Miss Clark; vocal solo. by Miss Nancy
Brokaw; Recitation. by Harry Van
Horn; vocal solo. by Oliver Edwards:
violin solo. by Grover Broemer: vocal
solo, by Phil McGire.
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Chancellor Won Bcthman-Hollweg
Tho establishment OF universal
peace. oa proposed by President Taft.
hnc been STYLED a. fantastic By Chan
ceilor Won Befhmann-Hollweg In the
German Reichatag
The nations. including Germany
said the chancellor. have been talk
Ing disarmament since the first
Hague conference. but neither On
Germany nor elsewhere has n prac-
teal plan been proposed Great
Britain wishes tho limitation % arm
amenta. but simultaneously wants a
superior or equal fcet Any confer
enco on thia subject On bound % be-
fruitless. No standard Tor a Uufa-
ton can Do found. and any conceiv-
able proposal would DO shattered On
the question of control"
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OAILY Fashion Talks
BY nay MAnroN So
A SMART GOWN OF BRoADcLorH.
~ NAY MAHroN

HFERNooN made of light eOl bdioths exceedinsl
- buttons and made with gmpe of ssc~e
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Entertained.

Miss Bess Norton entertained a
number OF young friends at her home
on South Chapline street. Music and
games were the diversions. after
which refreshments were served
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Concert and Ball.

The Mozart Singing society win
give a concert and ball at their hall,
corner Thirty eighth and Jacob
streets Thursday. April 20. The fol-
lowing program will be carried out:
March-''The Cornet" .. Meister
Meisters Orchestra.
Chor.-"Der Tag des Herrn" Kreutzer
Mozart Singing Society.
Soio-'Magic Month Of May Newton
Miss NJ. Gabriel.
Ed. Gebhart.
Chor.-'Liedes Freiheit" Marschner
Mozart Singing Society
seiection-"Oerman Melodies" r. Reckier
holsters Orchestra
Soprano Solo-"Sunrise" - Nare
Miss NJ. Gabriel.
Chor.--Dfs Welt ist so wunderschon
Mozart Singing Society.
eersnaoe-"Ghrden OF Dreams. ...
Meisteru Orchestra