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Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
Stabbed in Saloon at Ansonia.

Ansonia, Conn, May -s-Nicholas Dasos is in the Griffin hospital in Derby with Q stab in his back and the police are searching for James him as the result of a quarrel in asa loon tonight. The condition of the in- jured man is said to be serious but the extent of his injury has not yet been learned. Dasos accuses Harley of stabbing him.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
ss~sridse critieises Mexican Policy

Indianapolis. Ind, May 1S-Albert J. Beveridge former United States sen ator and now a candidate on the pro gressive ticket for that office. severe ly criticized the Mexican policy of the democratic administration at a din- ner of the Indiana Progressice club here tonight
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
TO BE MARRIED IN JUNE. James J. Good. Formerly of This City, and Miss Rose A. 5rucker of Buf- f.l .h
Especial to The Bulletin) )

Especial to The Bulletin.)
 Buffalo, N. F.. May 1s.-James J. Good of Buffalo. but formerly of Nor wich Conn, will marry here early in June Miss Rose A. Brucker, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. August Brucker of Buffalo. The engagement was an- nounced Sunday evening bp the brides parents. The wedding will be per formed at their home in Buffalo.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
John A. Mora.n Has i. Shock.

John A. Morgan the well known coal dealer, had a slight shock late Mon day. Friends learned Monday evening by fnquiring at his home on Wash ington street that he was quite com Portable and no serious consequences were apprehended
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19

rubbing the sore parts.
 The effect Is really won derful. All soreness goes instantly; the feet feel so good you could sing for joy. Corns and caliouseS can be peeled right off. 1t gives imm ediate relief for sore bunions, sweaty, smelly and aching feet. A twenty-fiv cent box of Ca1ocide is sslid to be suf- ficient to cure the worst feet. It works through the pores and removes the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
Trinity Professor R..igns.

Hartford, May 1S-Professor Ray mond G. Getell, of the history depart ment at Trinity college announced to- day that he would severe his connec- ton with the institution at the close the University of Texas at Austin, as head of the department of govern ment
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
Sweaty Feet, Prompt Relief
 Also Corns and Callouses

The following is absolutely the surest and quickest cure known to science for all foot ailments: Dissolve two table spoonfuls of Calocide compound in a basin of warm water. Soak the feet
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
Jeffry LeeIanc on tho New York.

Jeffry Le5Ianc on the New York.
 Mrs. Philias Leblanc of Yantic street has received a postal card pie ture of Father Mcdonald. chaplain of the U. S. s. New York, now at Vera Cruz, from Jeffry Leblanc, known as Jeffry White, who is now in the navy and serving on that battleship He was formerly employed in the local hotels.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
Mexican Killed in Pistol Duel,

Douglas. Ariz., May 1S.-In a revol- yer duel in the business section, Ed uardo Soto, a Mexican, 24 years old, was killed today by Luke Short, a mounted customs inspector Short surrendered. Soto is said to have in suited Mrs. Short.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19

HuU cause of the trouble. Don't waste time on uncertain remedies. Any druggist has Calocide compound in stock or he can get 1t fin a few hours from his wholesale house. It is not a patent medicine. Calocfde prepared only by Medical Formula Go. of Dayton, Ohio.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
s5o,ooo to Help Beautify Newburypor,

New York, May 1S.-The will of Amelia Gertrude Cutter. widow of the late Henry T. Cutter. leaves to the city of Newburyport. Mass> s5o,00o for beautifying the city. The will was filed today
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
Hartford Proeressives Plan campaisr

Hartford, Conn, May 1S-Local pro- gressives are planning a state wide conference of the party to be held in this city in June with Colonel Roosevelt as the leading figure.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
Claims of Mail Carrying Road. Denied

Washington, May 1S-Claims of mail carrying railroads against the United States. aggregating s31, ,000, 900 and in volving 720 railroads, were denied in of claims. In an opinion by Chief Justice Campbell the court reversed a. former ruling and held that the present method of weighing mail to fix compensation for transportation is legal and proper.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19

Germany in 1913 imported 14s,51s horses.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19

London in 1913 registered 4e.4S5 un- employed persons.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
RUGS--All Sizes and Kinds

SEAMLESS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
 RUGS ls Size sx12 feet-$12.40, value $13.75. feet. sx1O feet. s-$1o.s5, value s12.5o. z feet, sxs feet-S6.95, value ss.o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
Floor Coverings
 Draperies

Exceptional buying opportunities just when these goo needed Standard grade Rugs, Lnoleums Mattings and Window Draperies all Special Prices during this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19
SMALL SIZE RUGS

Grass, 27x54 inches-6ec, value 76c Grass. 36x72 inches-S1.oe, value s1.sej Rag, 27x54 inches-89c, value ssc
 Rag-36x72 inches-$1I39, value S1.5o Administer, 27x54 inches--$1.69, value
 $2.00 Administer, ssx7z inches--$s.1s, vaIus
 S3.75 | Wilton. e7x54 inches says, value
 S4.O0 Wilton, 36x63 inches S46o, value9
 $500
Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19

ADMINISTER RUGS
 feet, 6x6 feet, s-$4.95, value $500. sxs feet-at s9.95, value s12.00. feet, sx1o feet, S-s15.75, value SIPS sx12 feet-at $16.s5, value $1s.s5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
WOMEN'S CLUBS

The Woman's Club of Martins Fer
~. held their meeting az the home OF
Mrs. Fred Selby on Walnut street
on Thursday afternoon. For the roll
call the response was by quotations
from Paradise Lost. Miss Beatrice
Sheets Exley gave an interesting talk
on Life and Times of John Milton
and Blanche Martin Lupton read a
paper on The Tattler and the Spec
tator." The subject, Social Hy-
Eiene" was discussed by the mem
bers and many points OF interest
reached. Jane Gray Sherve and Eli
zabeth Morgan Work talked on
What Shall We Tell our Children d"
Anna Ralston Kerr spoke on shall
We Teach our Boys and Girls the
Same Standard" Jennie Chambers
Gpdegraf spoke Of 10Y work and
play provide outlet for activities.
The subject was well handled and
much learned which vii laid in fu-
true teaching. Mary Schwartz gave a
humorous reading and Agnes Lewis
Neatly rendered a number OF piano
solos.
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Money Jared
by Making Your Cough
Jyrup at Home
Take. Hut a Pew uo--
ana stops n Hard eouxh
an n Hurry.

Cough medicines. a. A rule eo,.,i
large quantity of plain svmp' NJ 70,
lake one pint Of graduated supar "a
a pint Of warm water and ST. 49,.
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money could buv. -
III you viii then put 2iS ounces %
Pinex (hfty cents worth !, . -
bottle, and fill il up with the Snras
Syrup, YOU will have as murh coa@h
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.--oO- lake a t~easpoOnful every one.
Two or three hours. it keeps perfectly
lou VIII IND IL one Of the best cough
syruPs you ever used-even in whooping
cough, You can feel il take hold
Usually eonquers an ordinary cough in
~ hours 1t ~ Just Laxative enough.
has q good tonic eject and the taste
Is pleasant
IL Is a splendid remedy. 90. for
whooping cough. spasmodic croun
hoarseness and bronchial asthma.
flnex ~ a most valuable concentra-
Ted compound of Norway white nine
extract, rich in guaiacol and otber
nearing pine elements. No other preDa-
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ms plan for making cough remedv
win finex and Sugar Svrup il novv
used IN more homes than any Other
cough remedy. The plan has often bec,
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n guaranty OF absolute satisf,c,;o,
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TINS preparation. Your druggist has
mex, or will get IL for Won. III mot
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" ~
a novel society event took pIaca NJ
me Young Women's Christian associa-
ton Thursday evening. when fhore
were present. about two hundred women
and girls. The club was appropriately
decorated Tor tho affair and everyone
sPelL an enjoyable evening. These
social events are becoming quite Wide
~ known and when the association 81
pm It's new quarters everything viii be
given on a larger scale.
me gymnasium was converted into
n Union station. where seats vvoro an.
ranged 20 accommodate tho guests IL
"a needless 10 say am could not be
seated az once. but an we're able 10
secure tickets and there was tho'puT-
ing 81 the train. tho whistle the NC
pie coming back and forth and tho
Telegraph operator. tho theatrical
iroupes. tho ueWsbOv and loo fact. ov.
eIfihlne seen 90 "a Union station was
planned in a novel manner Tho train
caller was "a familiar figure and every
appearance or some familiar person 90
Tho tourist brought forth snrf1r..
from alI The nichf was one of rr.
peaiod laughs This novel entertain.
mcnt was under the auspices of tho
gymnasium girls and bowling club
with Miss Greenwood Boo charge.
ON the FIRST floor tho Clmpfrn
Girls gave talking and moving pic
LNI'-t UINaIIhffN NuUWH. Tfr. Mise
Fergus was ~ charge here Vi..
JepsOn. Mrs Otto Schrnk. 1Tr- nor.
tha Caldwell. Miss Louise shrrrrd
Miss Jennie Thompson and other.
were Kept busy al evening LOOKING
after The pleasure OF aU Refresh.
ment4 Of lemonade and cake. wrrr
served Everyone pronounced tho
the affair n success The following be-
The program rendered and tho guests
who were registered
The Union Station.
Ticket Arcrf-MInuio GirsIrr
Telegraph OrrrHIor.f nor smith
Train tallcrH- Minnie sorIr and
Agnes Fleming
policeman MARGARET CIrenor
conductor -Iur. UraH
FOrfer-liuu AdOIrh
EpufhIafk FLORENCE Whit
Ncuder- COrIDIil Ury
Vows bnv-hnuia Young
TRAVELLING Immigrants Dora and
Ncna Wagner
Country bar and wife Claire
kottlrr and Ada Brown
and Sfhclla sryhoid
Military Man frrun Loo
suburban shopper - Isabella
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shakespeare studY cluh.

-H@1N -
The Shakespeare Study club held
their meeting ht the Lima Hennig-
sherman studio Thursday evening and
the program was Of a dramatic nature.
The roll call was answered by quota
tons. Miss Iucie Hood gave a
Tanning Of the Shrew' by Miss Mar
tina Klieves was fine. Miss Mary
Riester ave a book review on JUDITH
Shakespeare and the scene from
julius Caesar was we'll portrayed by
Or. W s Hamilton. The letter scene
from the Merry Wives of Windsor.
by Mrs. Flora Williams. was quite In
terestiug and Norman Wassm7u gave
q n portrayal OF q comedy scene
from The Midsummer Nights
Dream Mrs. Sherman closed the
dramatic evening with the 'N ooIng
Scene from Henry v
The contest Of familiar quotations
was an interesting finale and Mrs.
sherman served dainty refreshments
while a social hour was enjoyed. The
following are the famiid. quotations
iu the guessing contest no the mcrtihr.
the prize being a. dainty copy of the
fir-t folio of Twelfth Night" aud The
answers viii appear Boo the SATURDAY
paper in these columns
what FOOLS these UorfIie he
what. loo H rIms. T..t which ue
..I f"sc 1n' "i"'. n'm' would
Irs-aHtal, thou marble hearted
ore Hat loved r., wisely boo, too
or-. o. horse ms a.aaIom for o.
1e Ilsf arI r..r n,t
rouutrs'. .tHr Code ari trutls
uer at some time arc masters of
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For Miss Rnhlnsnn

son. OF Oklahoma, who is tho eHast
OF Mrs. DR.. VIII Etzler. Miss Jessie
MCCULLOUGH and Mrs. Leonard Goett-
man entertained with a musical tea
Inc afternoon was pleasantly spent
ana the Following were present.
MISSES Elizabeth Rushfeld. Ann
Ida Little. Mary McNash. Carrie -,
ne. Margaret Fritz. Edna CummIns
Gertrude Brown; Mesdames j /
connolly, J. u. Youngson. ]. II. Lit
teli george Bailey and Edgar Nc
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talned at the home of their president
MIS-. Henry Remke. The usual hours
Nsre spent az fancy work after which
refreshments were served. The fol-
lowing were those present.
Mesdames c. ID. Talbert. c. w
Soetze, =. VI. Pelley, Emma Spears.
I. Il Doudy. William Fisher. Henry
ftemke Misses Jennie McCombs
Lena Behrens.
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SMART EVENT
AT TRIVIA HALL
GIVEN BY MRS. CHARLES w.
FRANZHElM FOR MRS. j.. w.
HOLCOMB OF CLEVELAND.
A Number Of Afternoon Events are
Scheduled for the Last Two
Days o. the Week.

\ delightful afternoon bridge tea
was given at Trivia Hail." Echo
Point. Thursday afternoon when Mrs.
Charles w. Franzheim was hostess.
The event was arranged as a compll-
ment to her sister Mrs. j. w. Hol-
comb. of Cleveland. who Is a guest in
the city.
The spacious rooms were artistical-
ly decorated with pink Killarney roses
which We're arranged In attractive bou-
quets in large vases. These ~favorite
roses were used effectively in the din
ing room and mingled with greenery
formed a large mound on the center
or the table which was spread with
the most handsome of covers South
ern smilaX and other greenery were
draped about the walls and hung from
Che e~lectroliers.
During the afternoon Mrs. T. c. Moi
Tat poured tea and Mrs. Franzheim
was assisted bv her daughter, Miss
Kathryn, and her sister. Mrs. Holcomb
IN receiving the guests. Mrs. Franz
helm was attired in white crepe met
cor: Mrs. Holcomb wore blue char
meuse with gold embroidery and huge
diamond ornaments; Miss Kathryn
Franzheim's own was pink char
meuse. Mrs. T. &. Moffat appeared in
one OF h latest creations.
Following an interesting session of
bridge, unique trophies were awarded.
Ihe Following were among the guests.
included In the invitation list:
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rious details o fthe ORGANIZATION
were completed 4 permanent name
Tor the club was selected and Il will
D. known a. the J.. 7. r. G.. Club.
Pink n white were selected for
club colors. and the ~carnation for
the club flower.
A very pleasant evening was spent
In fancy work and music and az tie
proper hou the hostess served a
dainty lunch. The next meeting Will
not be held on Mednesday evening.
February IL. on account OF a re
hearsA that evening for Miss Muir
rims sunday schol class entertain
ment- The club meeting will be held
on thhe following Friday evening and
II will be at the home OF Miss Dora
Hermann.
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Bowling Party.

The Thursday Night club met last
night az the Musee Bowling alleys and
spent a very delightful evening bowl
ing. Both duck pins and ten pins were
rolled and some very good scores we're
made. Those present were: Miss
Sophia Elig. Mrs. G.. Wilgert, Mrs
Kane. Mrs. Richard Jobes. Mrs. +. T
Hummen. Mrs. l. Kunkle. Mrs. Louis
Storch. Mrs. Amick. Miss Kate EliE
and Mrs. Nil Ennie.
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Informal Bridoe

Miss Eleanor Greer entertained
with an Informal bridge at her home
IN Highland Park on Wednesday eve
ing. Covers were laid AZ a dainty
for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
bradley Mr.. and Mrs. 6. p. Norton.
Mr. ana Mrs. George Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard stockton. "
Misses Paula Biwsell. Majorie Bra
dy, MT; Alfred Brady and CAPTAIN
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Kings Daughters EntertaIred

Mrs. j. Newton Dowler. Of Wood
lawn. entertained the members OF the
klngs Daughters Of the Fourth street
church at her home on Thursdav
afternoon. \ luncheon was served
with rel for twenty-five guests.
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Mercantile Club Children

The children OF the members NJ
the Mercantile Club will have n mar
" at the Mercantile Club on Satur-
DAY. evening. Mrs. Maud Spooner-
Becker will be in charge and after
ten O'Clock the adults will dance.
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Military Dance

An informal Military dance Will be
gwen by. the alumni and students OF
me Linsly Institute on Monday eve
nlng. Mrs. Maud Spooner- Becker il
IN charge and a hne program OF
dances has been arranged.
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cathedraI Alumni smoker

Monday evening the Cathedral High
School Alumni will hold a smoker at
the hall, and VI. J. Cullinan. an attor-
ney OF this city, will make an able ad-
dress The newly organized G. II. S.
orchestra will play. Thomas O'Don-
nell is chairman OF the evening and
Mrs. Louise Stauver will serve the
luncheon.
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WheeIlna elrIs lnvlted.

The m%id-year meeting OF the Castle
Alumnae Association TO be held al he
tiotel Manhattan. New York. January
81. will be elaborate.
The guests OF honor will be Mrs.
~Stuyvesant Fish. the leader Of New
Hork's 400: Mrs. MAY Rifle Smith. TIE
celebrated authoress viii Ia president
of the New York Sorosis and Miss 9.
r. Mason, the world famous educator.
principal Of the Castle School. Tarry-
town. y. Y. .
Graduates from the Castle School
from all parts or the United States
Will attend p reunion and celebration
at Tarrytown. y. Y. on January 30
and participate I'm the reception and
dinner az the Manhattan on January
81. Mrs. Anna Yule Main Of New York
is president OF the Castle Alumnae As-
ISOLATION and our information e. that
she has sem a special invitation 10
Miss Mary HNl and Miss Hannah Hin
OF LeatherWOOd. Mrs. Frank Arm.
strong. Of this CITY also Mrs. Robert
Dillon. now OF New York.
II Is quite likely that those who 20
70 New York expressly for those two
important social events will also be-
lqvishlv entertained By the resident
aiumnac.
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Entertsinea With QUILTING.

~ her home near S~unnyside. east
Of Mt. Oliyet. Mrs. William S~eabright
entertained the T. D l.. Club On
Wednesday. and quilting was the d.
version. The guests arrived early
n h day vas very pleasantly
spent and dinner was served 10 the
following: Misses Beulah Saedeksr.
Margurite Hood. Jean White. Ethel
MARBLE. Irene Marble. Anna Schmidt.
Emma Frey. and Mrs. George N.
Schmidt.
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Wood Ford Club Dane.

me Wood ORD club will positively
evening. February u. at the Stratford
Springs hotel.
Invitations for the affair will he
mailed out within the next few DAYS
he club Is looking forward 10 an az.
ceptionally pleasant evening
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MANY a rnurE imam who rrnroeca mar.
rIar0 tn "a rnunr ri.I doesn't propose fr
IMPORT Dor .H fIr .fr|r fn which che
Wishes to become accustomed
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Miss Add3 BroWer entertained the
recently organized gorls club OF
bethlehem on Wednesday evening
during the hours from Z 30 10 10
O'Clock Duriu gthc evening the va
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Moates.
Theatrical Troupe.
Palmist-Frapces O'Neil.
talking and Moving Pictures
Maud Muller and Taper Tom.
Illustrated Songs. Romeo and Ju-
let and Camp Fire on the Noun
Among those present were:
Fila Talbert, Mrs. f.. A. Hiidreth.
Mrs. r. NJ. Reed. Mildred Knoke.
Alice Halptn. Mrs. +. Burke. Mary Hill
ton. Lucille Nyberg. Elizabeth Wheel
or. Virginia Atkinson. sara Busnon.
OrVille Rine, AIDA Browne. Elsie
Dahn, Marie Marin. Elsie Helfcnbine.
Helen Slife, Mrs. John Swaney. Mrs.
John Singer. Mrs. Charles Gorrell.
Mrs. {. 5. ThOrnburg. Estella Boring.
Mrs c.. w. Boring. Laura Berry. Luz
elnda Chambers. Mrs. J. b. McFadden.
Ina l. Corner. Ruth Goodhue. Nancy
Brokaw, Gail Brown. Mrs. Ebberts.
Anna Ebberts. Mrs. George Pretty
man. Corine Prettyman. Rose Fading.
Myrtle Barnhart Carrie Taylor. Edna
Cummins. Mrs. George Merchant.
caroline Dunner, Mildred Jones. Pearl
Moore, Alma Wagner. Lu. cile Lind
say. Mrs. James Lindsay. Ellen vii
llams. Mrs. Z. VI. Wells. Rhea Seibert.
Gertrude Minor. Mrs. Charles Turner.
Mary Kelly. Mrs. Joe Herman. Ger
lfude MNles, Mildred Weaver. Kath-
crime Hanks. Reatha Weaver. Elva
Morgan. Lelah Dean. Wilma Kurner.
Mildred Roach. Marjorie Fleming. Lila
White. Emma Schelenherg. Anna Mill
er. Ora Grouse. Mary harrington. MARY
Burt. Hildreth Weaver. Jessie Sne-
deker, Ruth Quay. Jessie Seelcken.
Anna Hoffman, Elva Crawford. Mrs.
Robert Nesbitt. Wilma Roche. Rosie.
Schehl. Ruth West, Mrs J.. II. Emblem
MIS-. J.. L. Reeves, Edith Stead. Cora
kickmiller. Elsie Appel. Gertrude
\ ahnke, Ethel Palmer. Ethel Krefer.
Rachel Pierce. Edna Prettyman. Marie
Pebler, Lavinda Pebler. Elsie Otto.
Mrs. Otto Schenk. Mrs. Bertha Cald-
well. Mrs. John l.. Boswell. Mrs. Lizzie
Moore. Margaret Moore. Henrietta
Carpenter. Hazel Kirk. Mary HHdreth.
Agnes Fleming. Gertrude Browne. An.
ma Mauer. Jane Hildreth, Elizabeth
stephens. Lillian Moore. Anna Nc.
kenen, Mrs. VIII Stump. Elizabeth
stump, Myrtle Carnahan. Virginia
smith, Lillian Snedeker. Carrie Me
dert. Mrs. George Koch, Mary Wintz.
Rosena Kaufman. Rose Baumgartner.
Elizabeth Kaufman. Mrs. ID. G.. Nor
gan, Title Brown. Mary Frederick.
Iva Emery. Margaret Singer. Blanche
Clegg. Elsie Byard. Wilma Cots. Ag-
mes McGouch. Marie Bayha. Mrs. /.
u. McNickle, Mrs. Olsner. Jeanne l.
Day. Nettie Prayer. Emma Montiegel.
Mrs. John Harvey, Mrs G. Il. Arnold.
Anna Ingram. Sara Browne. Ella
Brung, Matilda Foust. Carrie Becker.
Sallie Taylor. Sophia Meyer. Sophia
Scharf. Sophia Dauber, Ruth Green.
wood and others.
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Allen Grove Church Circle.

"TTNW OTvFU OWuTNW OTTLTc.
The Thursday Afternoon ewing
Circle Of the Allen Grove Presbyter-
ian church was pleasantly enter
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For Miss o'connor.

Miss Anna O'Connor. whose mar
rage 10 Mr.. barnard Fisher takes
neNt month. was honor guest at
a. pretty affair given by the Misses
Marguerite and Katherine Lawther at
their home in the East End Thursday
evening.
Pink and white wer used in the dec
orations n after diversions planned
by the ~hostesses. a luncheon was
served.
The following we're the euests.
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Cor Miss ~stroehman.

Miss Martha Green OF Triadelphis
viii entertain this evening az Green's
hotel with a crystal shower for Miss
Freda Stroehman. whose wedding 10
Mr. Edward SChenk takes place soon.
Miss Green's decorations will 80
pink and white. with carnations. ferns
and smilaN arranged on the table. 4
delicious luncheon Will be served and
the place cards will be OF an appro-
pirate nature
The bride-elect will be presented
with gifts of cut glass and the guests
will include.
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The Chautauqua Quartet. composed
OF Messrs. 4. l.. FRANKIE. Frank n.
Kincheloe. w. =. McClung. Emile
Aucreman. assisted by Mrs Elsie Fish
ar Kincheloe. Mrs.. Forrest Fankhau-
ser and Mrs. Anna Hilton Otto. gave
a fine concert at the Buckley VI. r.
church at Edgewood Thursday even
inc.
a feature OF the evening was the
semi-humorous duet bv Mrs. kinche-
Toe and Mrs. F~ankhauser. entitled
Mrs. Doctor and Mrs. Proctor" i'm
which they scored and brought down
the house in applause
The program included selected num-
bers by the q%uartette. which were
well appreciated. Mrs. Forrest Fank
hauser sang All Love but a Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. kinchelOe sang a duet
Farewell: A. l.. FRANKIE sang a tenor
solo. Roses which was attractive.
Mrs Kin. cheloe sang with much ex.
preston. The Laugh OF Love sum
mer Wind by Mr.. Aucremann. and
The World in June by Mrs. otto.
were well rendered.
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chautauaua Quartet Concert

VIII Schenk Gcrhart nocpkin
Albert Doepkin Charles Schcnk