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Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05
NATIONAL HOME.

officer of the day, Capt. w. S. Oak
man.
The funeral of the late Oliver Locke
was held from the Home chapel, at T.
NJ Thursday, Rev. J. E. Cochrane off,
ciating.
Furloughs were granted. Thursday, to-;
Albert C. Clark to New York City; Ell
bridge Donovan to Chelsea,
James T. McEneany, late Co. B, 47th
N. Y. Inf, Stephen M. Taylor, late Co.
F, I'd VT. Inf, and James 2. Weber,
late navy, have been dropped from the
rolls.
The Oakland cigar, always a good
smoke. Ten cent value, cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Tar that boiled over the vat in which
1t was being heated to repair the dome
on Shannon hall, one of the chemistry
buildings at Colby College caused a
small fire, Thursday afternoon. about
2.3o, but by the time a still alarm had
been rung in and some of the apparat-
us from the Central station had re-
sponded, workmen had extinguished
the flames. The damage done was
very slight, but the building through
out was pretty well smoked up.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Steps to modernize the signal sys
tenn at the Maine Central station have
been taken by the construction de-
partment, and the old red balls used
for many years to signal all approach
ing trains, and operated by hand will
be replaced by the automatic sema
phore arm. The abutment for one has
been completed at the northern end
of the lower yard, and if this proves
satisfactory another will be installed
near the Clafiin street crossing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

inspecting the Argentinian squadron.
The minister of marine gave a lunch
con in honor of the visitor on board
the cruiser Buenos Ayres.
Colonel Roosevelt was present this
afternoon, at reception given by the
Buenos Ayres Equestrian Society,"
which presented him with an Argen-
tine horse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Captain Silas Adams returned, on
Thursday, from Portland, where he
attended banquet, the previous eve-
ming, given by the Loyal Legion, So
ciety of Union Army officers, at the
Falmouth hotel. Captain Adams de-
livered a very interesting and WELL
prepared paper on Observations and
Service of the Colored Troops.o
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05
Mrs. Abby c. Webster.

Mrs. Abby C. Webster, aged So. died,
Thursday noon, at her home, go Main
street, after a short illness with pneu-
monia She was born in Moscow, the
daughter of Joseph Clark and Esther
Baker Clark. Four daughters, living
in this city, Mrs. w J. La'nigan, Mrs.
Morris Blanchard and the Misses Alice
and Eva Webster, survive. The funeral
services will be held, at 8 p. NJ, SUM-
day, from her late home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05
At the Opera House.

Fun in the Jungle" distinct spec
tacular novelty presented by the Trop-
ical Trio, and Holmes and Riley in
clever and original singing speciality
we're greeted by large audiences at
both the afternoon and evening per-
formances at the Opera house. An ex-
tremely good selection of photoplays
added another touch of wholesomeness
to the bill that makes it worth while
seeing.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Practically all the members of the
Fairfield Lodge, I. o. o. F., went to
Waterville Thursday evening, 10 at
tend reception given Grand Patriarch
s. l.. Berry.
The members of the Junior class of
Lawrence High school will hold a So
cial, Friday evening, at the Assem-
bly, hail.
The funeral of the late Christine Deck
er. the 2-year-o1d daughter of Levi and
Blanche GRolfe) Decker, will be held.
Friday, from her late home at Benton.
Interment will be at Clinton.
An all-day meeting of the Social Neigh
bors was held, Thursday. at the home of
Mrs. Benjamin f. Rackline, Western
avenue, and fost enjoyable time was
afforded ALL An oid-fashioned Boiled
Vegetable dinner was served, each men,
ber donating her share. The remainder
of the time was proftably utilized in
sewing for charitable purposes. The la
dies made candy bags, which they will
fill for poor children at Christmas time.
They also made UP bundles of wearing
apparel for needy families. The Social
Neighbors are very enthusiastic over
their work.
Mrs. Fred Oliver of Brewer, who has
been guest of Miss L. NJ. Haskell, has
returned to her home.
Adelbert F. Greeley was in Clinton,
Thursday, on business.
Mrs. Frank Hammond Burrll street,
will entertain the members of the Satur-
day Evening White Table.
Mrs. Walter Hinckley of Good Will was
a guest. Thursday, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Se-
ben Hnckley.
Mrs. Albert Jewell of Oakland passed
the day. Thursday, In town with rela-
tives
Lloyd Harmon returned Thursday, to
Clinton, after a short visit at Benton
will friends
Miss Eloise Totman of Bangor is visit
Ing relatives In town.
A very fine display of pelts attracted
much attention, Thursday, In the window
of Holman & Nelson's store The lot
consisted of three mink, four foxes, one
wildcat and one coon. The furs were
owned by A. L. Bragg Of East Benton
who has at his home at the present
time % live foxes and one skunk. Mr..
Bragg is hunter by trade and has trap
ped game for over 80 years. This sea-
son, he has trapped IA foxes, 81 Inuskrats
mink, 4 coons and IS skunks MIR.
Bragg claims that his record trapping
was when in "a days he in company with
his brother at Windsor caught q foxes
Mr. Bragg thinks the small amount of
game caught this season is due to the
fact the open season began this year lat
er than ordinarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Estes og Clinton
are guests of his mother, Mrs. William
Hilton
Miss Florence Wentworth has returned
from several weeks stay at Clinton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Redington & Co. are informing the
public in their large ad so they can
plan for their Christmas buying be-
fore starting on their shopping tours.
This store is the Mecca" for multi
tudes who have in years gone by
proven the value of goods bought in
this store. This carnival season will
be a fine time to visit and inspect
the new innumerable articles pre-
pared for all the family.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Vaudeville Programs Changed, Mon
day and Thursday
Ali that Is new and up-to- date in
the motion picture line including fol :
eign and American films, changed
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Matinee daily. continuous 2.30. Eve
nings, first show complete, p. M.
Evening, second show, complete, $50
p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

The regular monthly meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
will be held, Friday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Whipple, Burleigh street.
Each member is requested to bring a
Christmas card.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Deputy Sheriffs Harrington and Rod
erick searched, Thursday, at the Ex-
change hotel and $50 Water street, but
were unable to find any Illegal posses
sions,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

The Atherton Furniture Co. quote
prices well calculated to eaptivate
Christmas buyers. OF course, Garni-
val visitors will want to see the
sights" and one of them is the Ath
erton Furniture Store, which is full
of good things for presents to de-
light=AdY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

reading of L. II. Soper Co.'s ad is
sufficient to stir up a shopping fever
among ladies. There are no regrets"
over Christmas presents bought at
this palace store.-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Kennebec District Lodge, 1. O. G..
r.. will meet, at f.39 p. NJ, Friday,
with Waterville Lodge. The Royal Pur-
pie degree will be conferred on class
Of candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

DR.. L. E. Thayer. school physician,
Thursday, finished the examination Of
the school children for the present
scholastic year. His report will be CIV
en- out later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Miss Ethel Tripp. teacher in Grade
VI at the North Grammar school
who has been i'll at her home, for the
past few weeks, resumed her duties.
Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

The Baraca class of the Free Baptist
Sunday school will hold social. FRI
day evening, at the church parlors on
Getchell street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05
CLUB LIQUOR GIVEN BACK.
Cumberland Members at Portland Fill
ing Claims Aeeain Property.

Portland, Me-, Dec. Ain the municipal
f. A. Merrill ordered their liquor to be
given back to rs members of the Cum
berland Club, who filed claims after the
contents of the individual lockers at the
clubhouse were seized and taken to the
county building by Sheriff King F. Gra-
ham and his deputies. In cases where
no claims were filed the court ordered
that the liquors be destroyed.
The returning of the liquor to individ-
uas had nothing to do with the proceed
ings against the club itself.
Five seats in parliament are held
by the labor party In South Africa,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

F. A. Patterson of Bangor arrived In
Watervilie, Thursday. TO care for the
interests of the local office of the +.
A. Patterson Company, architects.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Miss Alice Ladd of Fairfield has taxi
en- a position as saleslady at the Rus
sell & Kendrick store for the holi-
day season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Canton Halifax Lodge. l. O. O. f.,
will hold its annual election at the
meeting to be held, friday evening. in
Odd Fellows hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

A lodge of Lady Maecabees was or
ganized, Thursday evening, at a meet
ing held in Pomerleaus hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Miss Clair Grontin has returned from
a three-weeks visit with relatives IN
Brookline, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

Fred Mariner. Colby, II, is ill at his
home in Bridgton.t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05
Ex-PREMIER RlBoT
Asked to Form New French Cabinet
Will Give Answer, Today.

Paris. Dec. 4.-The ministerial cri-
sis is a step nearer settlement, to-
night. President Poincare, after
lengthy consultations, today, with M.
Caillaux leader Of the Radicals. Emile
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

M. C. Rollins has returned from a
two weeks stay in Dover.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

The ballots will be collected again.
Friday night, and then the boxes will be
sealed and will not be opened until the
polls close on Saturday night at 5
o'clock The interest in the contest is
now at fever heat and there win be many
anxiously awaiting the appearance of the
standing, Friday morning. 1t Is any
body's fight up to this time and all de-
pends upon the number of tickets which
the candidates sell. before Saturday
night.
1t is predicted that there will more
tickets sold, today and tomorrow, than
have been sold in the past two weeks
and there is no doubt but that a whole
lot of votes are being held by some OF
the candidates. If you haven't purchas-
ed your ticket yet. do so, before Saturday
night, or You will be too late to assist
your favorite to win the 500 diamond
ring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05
COLONEL AT sUENos AYREs.
Luncheon on Warship, Reception on
Shore-Prssented with Horse.

Buenos Ayres, Argentine, Dec. A.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived
here, today, after paying q visit to
The naval base at Bahia Blanca and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05
Two More Days for
The Carnival Queen.

The committee In charge of the Queen
contest collected the ballots, Thursday
night, and the standing at the count
was:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05

G. N. Edwards of Augusta was a
business visitor in the city, Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-05
TheLadies' Circle and Mur-
ray Club Entertain.
Successful Sale and Dinner and
Delightful Program Given.
Social Heighbors Guests Of Mrs. 3.
T. Rackllffe..An Expert Trapper.

The annual Christmas sale, supper
and entertainment of the Ladies' Circle
and the Murray Club, societies of the
Uniyersalist church, took place, Thurs
day, at the church parlors. All the aft
ernoon and evening, the place was
crowded with patrons. The booths were
tastefnlly and profusely decorated in
Christmas colors, red and green. gar
lands OF tissue paper were looped from
wall to wall, making a very pretty ef-
feet overhead and immense Christmas
bells hung everywhere. The Murray
Clubs booth was presided over by
pleasing ladies. At the fancy work ta-
BILE were Mrs. ]. w. Sawyer. Mrs. P A.
Smith, Mrs. S. T. Lawry. AT the reed
and raffia booth all sorts of fancy arti-
eles OF that make were displayed. Mrs.
Stephen Wing and Mrs. Carl Piper had
charge of that table. Mrs. John Lawry,
Mrs. Carl Cook presided at the candy
table, and the sort of sweets that the
Murray Club is noted for were sold
in abundance. The Christmas tree.
loaded with gifts, obtainable for a
small fee, was cared for by Mrs. Fl. l..
Holmes. Mrs. w. L. Pitman, Mrs.
Samuel Wing.
From until o'clock, Chicken Pie
supper was served in the dining room,
where Christmas decorations predem-
mated. The entire force of mattresses
were dressed in white. Mrs. William
Ireland was chairman of the supper
committee.
In the evening, a tableau and read
ing, Scenes and Songs from Ye Olden
-y,,o bxy fol
Mrs. r. c. Clark was chairman of the
entertainment committee, assisted by
Mrs. w. A. Hill and Rev. L. l.. Lewis.
The reader was Rev. L. L. Lewis, Mrs.
Carl Cook was pianist and the soloists
were Miss Lucy Weeks, Miss Marjorie
Smith.
The program. Song, "Hail Column
bia"; first scene, stately minuet, song
by Miss Weeks, characters, Marjorie
Smith, Carolyn Wyman; Spinning
song, by Miss Weeks. character, .Pris-
ella, Ruth Anderson; scene. District
school, Fchoolmaster, Virgil Connor;
Ounce, Roger Nye; scholars, Frank
Knowlton, Marian Bates. Rebecca
Lawry; Song, School Days" by Miss
Weeks; scene at the well, Lois Spencer.
Wallace Fogg; song, THE Old Oaken
Bucket. by Miss Weeks; huslSing bee.
the red ear. characters, Clara Libby,
Otto Totman; song, Polly and L. by
Miss Smith; song, Aud Lang Syne.'3
by Miss Smith. character. Miss Kate
Brooks; Last Rose of Summer song
BY Miss Smith, character, Margaret
Tetman; characters, Mother Goose,
Hazel Vickery; Little Miss Mufit,
Edith KpyWAton; Jack and Jill, Harvey
Doe and Madeline Salia; Little Bof
Peep, Lucy Weeks; song. Jack and
Jill, Little Bo Peep, by Miss Smith;
song, Annie Laurie" by Miss Smith
Many of the pictures were very
amusing and afforded much pleasure
to the audience.
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CELEBRATE FOURTH
AT COUNTRY CLUB
INTERESTING FEATURES WILL
BE INTRODUCED AT THE
COUNTRY CLUB.
Various Outings Have Been Arranged
For the Dsy-Ths Country
Inns Will Be Busy.

The Country club win Toe the scene
OF biG event today. The manage
mont has arranged for one Of the
!argcs, celebrations In the history "f
the club. Meisters orchestra will Ice
IN hand ." furnish music for the con-
cert in tn" afternoon and for dancing
IN the evening.
There Will y" handicap gold match
at o'clock in which many will COM
i"-'". Tn" tennis tournament begins
At %" and handsome trophies will
10 presented. \ large gallery will Ice
present 10 witness the games
Many dinenr parties have been ar
RANGED for tn" daN. Many of the
young people will gu To the hill top
Tor th" evening and the Tango will Ice
e ;'atura " Tho dance. There are a
number 81 guests IN the ci'y who will
'"' h"n"r"d with dinners today. Man
ger Iia.mev has made big prepare
TORS for the days entertainment and
de- usual fine dinner will he served.
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STEUBENVILLE

= ~ htNNlLLE. July an the case
ni iniul \. IIiu"mau W R--tha Eoli' =,
a.. l''it - "l. PARTITION was or,ler,.l wiz n
a, Henderson. y VI REYNOLDS and
i'". ltr' hay a. commissioners
=, "iniH"rc.al National Rank - 7 NJ
W !.ir - a.. Judgment given three
'I.-. 'I'"f~ AMI force ioSf!r, orI.r.I
i"i N'"iluf " sI'ak"a~v 10. paid ,.os,s
"h Y .r"" sunday selling indictments
lHimlr" Vital Vas f!neI siDn and
'"Sts Tor keeping a sp.akraSv
'SIli" SHrfucri ~ city OF S-efiiar-
ne iiniiug FOR defendant and rl1trfire
10 pay costs '''''' '''' q
Mari" 3 F'rido-" Is'i 80 each o., fvo
Wcr" mol cd W. '''''' g
',uisrrII Craus was fr.o.i 400 sr1
'''@.N Toy ht'piuE o. sI''aks,isv. IIc r.tiJ
mcutS ''''~ "i'I't L
DriEin' i'~Ia!Jo paid 500 and costs
i'I N.'fIh4 i.'tketsy auI h, t,.fI
''riN i'f i4r," SUNDAY selling cases
lNil'ih lif''ZHu rad 500 and cost =
l'I NF'iiuE q Sg'akeA-s
Mary Doe. was fined 500 and r,.,s g.
kecTiHE q house 81 90 fame
Al indictment against t;eo Yurf.,,t-
TOT assault 9ui battery was noIle,i
y =. rHiS - ed. Trustees az VOLTA,
q" gu.ot title. 3" '''''''i'
Julia i'"nnis was fineI $500 ana COSTS
Tor k"'p!rc 90 house 81 90 furc
Miidr'f ~TaHrl.r AMI alirn!.. rt-..,..,
N'F' 90. fircl 500 af.I costs ra- ka.t.-
iik " house 90 900 fame
tlhrH Jones. Who u.t4 ..rf....t 60,
h'"plnE q -uu-" IT i!i fame and wiz, 70
GENTLY sold h"r property .srar,.4 -,
H"ciiffS deputies
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below IS o. letter which came 20 mo
Zoo lafc 'o Do used iu ou- spank
SYMPOSIUM bar which g. TOO good not
o. pass nn
. rarely spank our uf'lo girl.
writes my l'tfor friend and la-f
uiFht va fln FIRST time ever G.d su
Without having her ON thr carpet and
giving her fair trial lu This $3.50, .
usually convince hnr thar She rpuld
%" punished Sometime. of .rsr. q
'ne" my c14c. bur why shouldn't g.
SD" haa often shown mo chat Was
wrong
Nc-tcri0v business was duI. col.
inctionH were rotten and notes and
drafts were duo . was rof iu % very
c"od mood when came home fo Iin
r'r iasf ui-l'. and oi course i.t. re-
man. ratr vent fn Jus wrath ru rt
fmilt . went and called our If'lc
E'ri several time frnm Pho cellar dH-rr
SO iHef shr came. and Vi,r ! a-t.1
Dor v lV -hn had NOT rour sooner -hr
replied tIat shc had heard mc only
faico and fhaf -hr tlt started Ff
ONCE spanked h,r Then and thcrc
and much more severely than ] would
have done had Z followed wy old plan
\ fcN minutes later Mrs s. l-ttl
mc Bar tho row vHa about ..fl
our dlurlfcr bad trl f' mo Sfli
Weeping my child came o. mo and
said so daddy. ] $50 NOT. AMI whom
YOU ccf fp heaven WOW can ask God
and to viii fc'l sou ihlt only hoard
vow twice That con, need Wc. AMI
] certainly fci ashamed ~ myself
and expressed my rcrrcf and SORROW
fp fho onr . h1I wrorEcd
Ilcusc observe Che enc Justice thle
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Tho homo ~ Mr and Mrs AIfrrd
Slmms 81 Patterson. fim Grove. was
tho scene ~ au enjoyable event Thur.
d.tt evening Tho occasion uas "a
family rcuri'u fo honor ont oftoVu
relatives Various games wcre on
iotrd and Inc dinner was ter,cd
Tho tables we're arranged on .he lawn
and presented beautiful appearance
There were covers fpr tho fpliovfnr
Mr and Mr. Henry Reed. OF Mans
held. ~ Mr. and Mr. \ ~ simms
VIZ md Mr. william Simma. Nr aud
Mr. Charles Simms Nr IuI Mrs
Milton Simme. Mr aud Wre T. %
Simm.. Nr md Mr. 81 Uu'lrr.
Nr CLARENCE Brcmcr. Nr. VI
Nsvt. Mrs MARI Clemens. Str. am.t
NIro. Mis-. Urrfht WaFt N..- Ollie
Naif. Marjorie Winc. fr-.Ir sImu4.
Roth Simms. Mildred Simms EfhcI
Simms. lula Rine. a o. -lmm. III
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Choral Club Left.

The Choral club OF Greater Wheeling
left for Pittsburgh last evening and
Will compete in the Eisteddfod Their.
Mrs Flora Anna Williams Is the dir.c-
tor. which - evidence Of the success Of
the club. The following are the mem
ters; Mrs. Maynard Kimberiand Mrs
\ n. wheat. Miss Carrie Zane Mrs
Guy wagner. Miss Mae FRYE Miss Anna
Mc'iough. Miss Hazel Beam. Mrs. W. N
Close Mss Agnes n. Cline, Miss Irene
smith Miss Ella DeNault Mrs Dan
Davis. iss Margaret Jones, Miss Alma
hauinann. Miss Mary Norton Miss
Mabel Stamn. Miss Lillian Cornish
Mrs Edward Stifel. Miss Margaret Wal
lace. Mrs. !. L. Hanley. Miss Angela
li-gfnIler. Miss Clara Strobel Miss
Alice Wilkinson. Miss Maud Gabriel
Miss Elgie iill. Mrs +. NJ CarIin. Miss
Esther 'arson Miss Annie Lewis. Mrs
Jessi" James. Miss Leah Fulton. Mis-
Mary Jamison. Miss Helen South Mis-.
Elizabeth Dunn. Miss Molne Rorer-
Miss Freida Leiner. Mrs Mary Vardy
MIS- G. Bird Gray. Miss Rachael
Gatchel. Miss wilma Harpfer. Mrs
robert Meek. Mss Anna N Lewis. Miss
Miriam Ns'lement. Miss Elgle nm
MISS Thursa Anderson. Miss Name
steele. Miss Jennie Quimby Miss Elva
S"nbright. Mics Eva Hunter. Miss Hazel
lifn"r Miss Freda Lehman Miss Hazel
SeaIn"n. Mrs. Forest Fankhou-er Nj
Mary beattie and Mrs Newton Waltz
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Don't Hide Them With q Veil; Re
move Them With the Othine
Prescription.

freckles was written by a prominent
physician and is usually SO successful
In removing frecklss and giving a
clear. beautiful complexion that il 10
sold by +. II. Rau under an absolute
guarantee 10 refund the money II II
fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil: get an ounce OF othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli-
cations should show a wonderful Inn
provement. some OF the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
BE sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength othine: II Is that ID
sold on the money-back guarantee.
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Entertained Wheeling Ladies.

Mrs Harry Frirdel entertained n
h"mh'r Of Wheeling ladies' AT her
N"tnm"r HON" nesr 81. clairxvilie.
ards w"r" the diversion. The ladies
spent the afternoon on the vcranda
nj lawn and cooling refreshments
were served
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HcGtctlcr- EallInn.r

The many friends OF Miss Mary T.
E"!ing"r. - Growers Gap. formerly
If Wheeling. will he surprised To- learn
Of n"r marri1g" 70 Mr. ppuIey H.
l!"Stetl"r. of Burton. at the HON.
20 Rev. Taught. " Iturton. The core
mony was p"r'orcmd SUNDAY. June
20. ~ SEQ o'clock
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tn" E"cri Of Directors OF the We
mans Department. Cllh ~ Wheeling.
Will meet at the home If their prcsi-
don't. Mrs. !. -. Hcnrnc. IN Monday
evening. \ number Of meetings Will
he hold throughout tn. summer 10
perfect plans for the fall and winter
work.
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Sunday School Picnic

I'll" members g "a, SUNDAY school
Of the Second emitted PRESBYTERIAN
church held their picnic NJ the Wheel
ms Fork. ThurSInV evening Well
nll-I .h>k-ts were taken on, bv tho
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Entertained at Luncheon.

Mrs. Matilda Zo.ckler. OF North
Nam street. entertained with a
iur' neon al ! O'Clock at tho Brooke
'id' Inn as compliment To- Mrs.
Albert Mahis ana Miss Catherine Ma
hiS 81 Dies MoineS. Iowa. also Mrs.
E"hn, 81 Philadelphia. There were
covers laid Tor fifteen guests and roses
were featured ia the decoration.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Samuel Wallcrstein.
ne" Fanric SchlcssinEer. and sun. OF
Rc7m"nd. Va. are guests OF Mrs.
Nhi"rsicin'S parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Schiessineer. or Thirteenth
street They will also bc the guests
"f Mrs. Charles Berkman. OF Wood
lawn.