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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-02
HOLY WEEK AT
THE CATHEDRAL
mAUNoY THURSDAY WAS APpRo.
PRIATELr OBSERVED BY
THE CLERGY.
Good Friday to Be Observed In Appro-
pirate Manner Today-station Of
the Cross Tonight.

Maundy Thursday was appropriate
ly observed at 81. Joseph's Cathedral
yesterday. by the holding Of services
both morning and evening. The sol.
smn consecration OF the oils and pom
uncal hiRh mass was observed at ten
o'clock. The celebrant was the ~.
Rev. =. J. Donshue. ID. ID. The arch
priests were. Rev. Francis T.. Ross
man and Rev. r. " Gilsenan Deacon
OF the mass. Rev. william G. Hall.
Sub deacon OF the mass, Rev. r. Nu-
eial Chanter. Rev. Edward Galway.
Assisting priests. Rev. Capuchine and
Marist fathers. Deacon Of the oils.
Revs. jos Martorano. William J. Han.
rahan and Father Iaranzano. Cross
bearer. Rev. Pau Abraham. Master OF
ceremonies. Rev o. a. Moye. V. g..
and Rev r. r. Weber.
The feature In connection with the
service. was the special music rem
defed by the members Of the Cafhc-
dral choir Last night AZ 7 30 O'Clock.
Father Mcnamara. passiOnist priest o.
Pittsburgh. delivered a splendid ad.
dress before a large sized audience.
To-day. between the hours 81 twelve
and three O'Clock. there will be the
three hours Of agony followed BY the
station Of the cross al Z 30 O'Clock this
evening. Father Mcnamara will de-
liver the address after which there
VIII be bencdiction. ON Saturday.
mass viii be observed 81 eight O'Clock
and Immediately following mass. VIII
be the blessing of the holy water.
Confessions VIII be- heard in the after
noon and evenings. on Faster Sunday
solemn high mass will be celebrated
a. 10. 20 O'Clock.
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Home for Aged service. zoe; Young
Peoples meeting. $50: Evening worship.
80.
In the morning service the choir will
present the sacred cantsta: The Day OF
Resurrection" by J. Lincoln Hall.
PROGRAM
organ Preiude--"Esster Gladness." by
Ashford.
PART 7.
Prelude.
Recitative-'o. Sacred Head Chorus
and solo. Alto.
Recitstive-.."The Veil OF the Temp lie. &c
Baritone Solo.
Duet-.sealed Is the Silent Tomb" Alto
and Tenor
Chorus-"Seek not the Living"
lnterlude-Organ. Easter Hymn" by
Ashford
PART IL
Recitative and Chorus-''Tf We Believe 80
soprano solo parts.
solo and Chorus" Alleluia to the King.
Alto.
Chorus--''Now IL Christ Risen"
Postlude-"Eastcr Jopfulness." BIZ Stan
ley VIM.
The personnel Of the choir follows:
Sopranos-Mrs. 5. VI. Reynolds. Mrs
j. V. FiNler. Mrs W. jackson. Miss
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GREAT INTEREST
AT SECOND U. P.
evAneELisric SERVICES BEING
heLo IN LOCAL CHURCH
THIS WEEK.
SIG Audience oreetsd Evangelist
ossoe last evs~ine-streae SER
mon Delivered ~ Him.

Another large audience greeted the
esanselists. Mr.. and Mrs Daxue At
tne meeting held last night At the
second United Presbyterian church.
corner Fourteenth and Chaplin streets.
MI. Daeue's text was from Prov.
il'so. He that wfnneth souls IL
wise This text gives to man the
nrst business OF the Christian church
In the doing OF the work OF God. II
Is 10 be the active work Of the Christ
ian In reaching out after others. and
iehows surely our cvn acceptance of
Christ to be our Savior. IL was for
this that Christ came into the world
and went to his sacrifice as the lamb
OF God: IL was for men that hey
might be saved. Aud now he comes
TO his children with the work upon
them by winning others to Him when
they do this they make themselves
wise before him.
We are wise In doing the will of
God Wise In bringing men into the
saving OF their souls for eternity.
Wise In bringing men into a better
home and living. Wise in brineine
the blessing OF God upon ourselves
when we do this work. To prepare
US Tor this work we need a clear low.
Gus experience OF the Christian life
wisdom from above. reliance upon
the Holy Ghost and a passion for
souls. With our lives concecrated 10
God In this way. We will bring souls
to our Lord"
The meetings are going in a fine
way. with large interest on the part
OF members: while the invitation is
given TO all to come and worship with
us. Don't become absorbed too much
with your temporal activities that YOU
can't give some attention TO your soul.
everybody Invited to attend these
meetings.
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Mary Jane and
Colonial Pumps

Name Engler. Miss Mary Kelly. Miss
Pearl Moore.
Altos-Mrs. \. $. Evans. Mrs. J. z.
Spargo. Mrs. j McGin. Mrs G. y.
Hamilton. Miss Nellie Reed
Tenors-c. y. Reed. $. II. Reynolds.
r. :. Miller. r. Gerry.
Bassos-C. X. Smith. J. winchcoI. J.
r. springer. II. @. Eastwood.
Choirister-W. II. Kasley: organist.
Ernest r.. Springer.
In the evening the Sunday school will
give AN Easter service. The Living
Christ for Every Life and All Of Life"
beautiful scenes from the Orient I'm cOs-
tune make this n mos. delightful ser.
vice. The choir will assist In the ser
vice.
The annual meeting OF the church
will be held Wednesday evening at 30
Quarterly meeting OF all officers COM
mittees and heads OF departments of
work Monday evening at 1880 in pre-
paratIOn for the annual meeting.
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cWu8ox HHwu TO m
nun H1xDAY 1Go1ExHoo

As announced several weeks
ago. church news will only be
Printed In The Inteliigencer on
Friday mornings. IL was the
practice to print church news In
the Saturday issues, up until n
few weeks ago. but IL was found
necessary to change the day, and
notice was given accordingly.
A number OF local ministers
and choir leaders have apparent
ly overlooked the change, as
church notes have been arriving
too late for use. and this notice
II given that all may have an
opportunity to get their notices
to The Intelligencer office in
time for proper insertion.
To Insure publication. all
church news must be left at The
Inteliigencer office by 6 o'clock.
on Thursday evenings. Notices
arriving later than that time
will not be used.
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UNITED PREsRYrERIAu

Second United Presbyteriah church
corner OF Chapline and Fourteenth
streets. Rev. J. VI. Littell. ID. d. pastor
Morning service at i0:45: Evening at
1880. Rev. j. :. Dague. who il holding
evangelistic services in the church VIM
preach morning and evening. Bible
school at $3.50 a. m. Evangelistic SER
vices each evening Of the week except
saturday evening at 7:45. The sacrs-
ment of the Lords Supper Will be OBJ
served one week from sabbath. The
public Is invited to all these services
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GREEK CHURCH
Special hoiy Week Services Deina
Held This Week-Thorovoh OBJ
sersanee Of lenten Season.

Lenten services are being neId
every evening this week In the Greek
Catholic church. at the corner of
Twenty-fourth and Market streets ana
the services are being very well at.
tended. On Saturday afternoon ser.
vices will be- held and a. this IL hoiy
week no meat. eggs. butter or olive
oil Is being eaten by them.
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sPIRITUALIsr

The Ftrsht Spiritualist church will
hold services In the odd Fellows hall
sunday. April sth, at $3.50 y. IN. Lecture
ioloMed with spirit messages. Rev. O.
w. Way. pastor and psychic. Children's
progressive lyceum will be held In the
land and North Broadway. Island. AT
1880 a m; Daniel J. Gessler. conductor.
All are welcome.
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CHEBrIAH.

Elm Grove Christian church. Bible
school 10 o'clock Sunday morning. All
members are urged To be present and
bring your Bibles. last day OF contest
with Warwood. Communion and preach
ing II to -: Christian Endeavor. $40:
Preaching. 1880. Rev. Clark will preach
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UNITARIAN

First Unitarian church. Eon street.
near Twelfth. Rev. Howard A. Pease
VIII preach next Sunday morning at
1915 O'Clock. subject; THE Immortality
OF influence" Kindergarten at the same
hour. Woman's Alliance. Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock.
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Not In IL

oldboy-I suppose your many ad
mirers are getting jealous OF me?
Miss Liveleigh--Oh. no! On ac
count OF your age they all think you
are calling on mother.-Judge.
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First Baptist church. Twelfth ana
Byron streets. =. =. Brininstooi. pastor.
Bible school. 9:15. Morning Worship
1880. Warwood Mission school gao
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Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. first church south OF Twelfth
on Chaplins street, No. 1919. Arthur W.
Mills, Ph-D, Pastor Easter services
will be held as follows: Prayer and
Praise service at $50 a. m. conduct ed
by the Epworth eague. Sunday school
with Special Easter Program at 9.I5 a
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81 Matthew'S Lutheran Church. al.
water street, Benwood. West Virginia
vices and meetings during the week
viii be; Easter sunday. sac n m
sunday school and Bible class. 1880 "a.
m. preaching services I'm the Csrmss.
laangaage and Holy Communion. LAS 70.
m. English Nespsr services and Holy
vocal solos by Mirs Alta Ksld-in. And
on MONDAY at s:tb y m. the Sunday
school VIII render an Easter program Of
daily invited to come and worship with
Us.
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sa M 'e sssso, y sss S Lssh.rss
sssss, IN: as.ni hs.'G =. faster program
Pfss..:,os.i Wynn so s'i is1s s.!sssis.
German twech--i Le-en-P-aim ia.
Seng: -.Ieh wei. da. m-is Eriessr i.ss'
German Recitations
Al Jesus START .-.....- Susie Peters
pis Asfsr.tshuns =. LIME oromsn
nun He'll uns d.s grab nieht m.hr
1.zis Hamper. VIM Grote. Fred
chAik Ester Borck-
scns; mo ND % du freiiehs o.ssr,;
German and English iddrsss ., senoo'
s Reg charls- 9ie.ssrt, Pastor
o. Gisdnes-- sund.~ S-hoo,
English Rscitations-
The Grave In the Garden ..-.-
Tn. vo,e. Of Triumph Mspis Kra ss
our Risen LORD Rhoas Hslfsnbins
Carl Becker. Lester sommers. Geo.
Long. Nelmsrie Breitenstein. wilma
breitsnstein
Automatically n, He'"r''eeon - choir
song. 80. iID Christ the Lord Is
kisen To-Day
Lords Prayer tPass i+)
- ss.s. 1y..gsiissi L.sn:sSa oA.seh
Rev. A: W. wsrdsr. Pastor. Rev. y. L.
Btsuer. Assistant Pastor-Sunday: e.l5
a m. Sunday School and Bible Glasses
SnGiish and German: 1880 a. m. Ger
man services and Holy Communion.
sunday evening AT 7;3o Easter program
by the Sunday school Thursday after
ing with coffss ei.ite from : TO ! :. m.
- yaAss 1vaAGsl1oal xathsraa Chapel
Nm orove. ~. Va
Rev. NJ. Z. steuer. Assistant Pastor.
sunday: $40 q. m. Sunday school and
Bible class: IL 90 a. m. Divine services:
Monday evening at 7:+s Easter program
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P11gBYrEHxAH.
Easter song service. Vance Memorial
Morning.
Organ Prefude-Haileiujah Chorus
p..,...:.----.--.- -....--..--.. Handel
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
Anthem-Christ the Lord In Risen To-
P.sit.rGss '-'.'-''...-..-.... Buck
Gloria
Hymn-sss.
Scripture Lesson. Luke 14-1-ia
Authenticity Have Taken Away My
| LORD .--...-----.......- Stainer
Prayer.
Hymn-2lf
sermon.The fact Of tn: R..urr so :;
Cor. 1870.
Prayer.
| Hymn-244
Benediction.
Postiude-March of the Priests. 80.
Evening en'es'0hn
Organ PreIude-Hosanna ....-. .Naeho
Anthem-As Il Began to Dawn .Chaffien
Scripture Le-son-John 20-i-is.
Anthem-Sanctus ............. Gonnad
cantatsZDeath and Life. ...... shelley
Quartette-Hail King OF the Jews
Matt. AZ v-i1-20.
OF Hour-Matt. XIV. IL $50.
9uarte,t.Behoid the Temples Gsii'
c1 P6HS o, s1l SOLO They Took the
Tenor sOio-The First Day OF the
so Msss soio.s.ca1;s Ih mr' Mcguire MaxS
Taken Away My Lord. .... Mrs. Duga
Bass solo-woman Why weepest
sopa a and Ba.. Du,c.si MT Has Williams ThnS
Taken Him. Mrs. Duga. Mr.. Williams
Bass solo~M.ry Touch Ne Not. '''
n ON feff
! rection-
4 Hymn-i63 Observation-Disclosures. Light
PGsiisdeS March Poniifcaie Tor
Vance Memorial Presbyterisn ehureh'
soprano-Mrs. Elsie Gundling Dugs.
| Contralto-Mrs. Nell THOMPSON Dill
4 TenOr-Mr. Phil Mcguire.
Bass-Mr. Robert Williams.
Orgsnist-Mrs. Blanche Mcclellan
: Robinson
First United Presbyterian church. ad-
joining postofiee. Rev. &. h. Robinson.
synodical Superintendent will preach
morning and evening; Bible classes and
Sabbath school at $3.50 a. m.
Vance Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Moodsdale, J. NJ. Potter. minister-ser-
vices az II A. m. and 1870 J.. m Morn
ton" Special Easter Music. SUNDAY
school and Adult Bible classes at $50
a m; Young Peoples Meeting at s:45
p. m. At the evening service the choir
VIII render the cantata, Life and
, Death
The Third Presbyterian Church. Thir-
| ty.eighth and Jacob streets. J. +. Lev
enberger. pastor. The services for sab
, bath. April 9Th, are as follows. Preach
I ing at 1880 a m, and 1880 y. m. sab
Class at $50 a m. and junior e csrsi tSls
Endeavor at s:4b p m. The Sunrise
service will be held at 200 a m The
/ Easter Song service will be held az $3.50
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UvAHoEI.xcAL


ST. stephens Evangelical Reformed
church. corner Eor and Thirty-sixtn
street. sunday. April 4. 1915. Easter
service ns mus CHEZ
10 a. m; Holy Communion sermon by
Noe, f as Risen ~ eus sapd sssm School,
y. m; Ladies' Aid Society. .. m: Even
Ing service. y. m. with musical pro-
gram By the Sunday school and choir.
.....Mr. q. b. stentzei, organist
Opening AUTHORIZATIONS Hover:
.....:........... choir
sons~"6iory Everywhere 49,. school
sonso~Ring Ye Bells -. School
Recitations-Paul and Karl schuIer,
Margarst seel Marie Meyer. EdMasd
Schuler, Bertha Fischer. Anna Rose.
song-"Alive Evermore 49,.
songE"Littie ones Can sing Praise.
German aymn.,Alisiuia- Jesus lives.
Ter. Lila Grub. waidtrout Lindeiof.
song-.The. springtime Flowers are ,
sons~"Re3eice This Happy Time -:
soio.aii;aster Bells are Ringing" e@e"s'
Bass soloE"o FOR a Heart to Praise
Rscitations - VIM i venspolsKs. Anna
Grub, Olga Schutr. Hazel Claus.
song-.He is Risen. sunday school
Solo--"There Is o Land" ... Leda Loew
German Hymn--"Easter. Easter"
solo-"Bright Little Sunbeams" ...
....-.s.......... Elizabeth Loew
INSTRUMENTATION Venspouske. Martha
Hoik. Mary Laser.
soio--"Strew the Blossoms $500.
............. Martin Henri Preuss
Soprano Solo-'Souls Sweet Rest" go.
.:.:............M Mrs. Melinda Meyer
Recitation. ................. Ida Schiller
Baritone Solo-"ive Found a Friend.
. 100. Mr.. Albert Fischer
Song-"Good-B Bye Easter" Two Girls
song-The Light OF Day II Breaking
..s.. SUNDAY school
Anthem-"fiail Prince OF Light.
.:................ st. stephens CHOIR
song-"Go Forth With Loyal Hesrts
-. -. ....:.......... Sunday school
Offering for Home Mission.
Distribution Of Faster baskets to all
sunday school scholars. teachers and
Announcements
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A cordial Invitation II extended TO all
services
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German Methodist church, Chapline
street. opposite High school Rev. T. !.
SpecknsTi. pastor. Sunday school at
BIS a. m. morning service I'm German
at 1880, subject The Ennobling OF the
Rejected stone" Epworth League ar
l:l5 p m. Miss Bertha Pieper. leader
Evening services. at 7:45 p. m. An East
er Cantata Will be rendered BY the choir
together with special music BY the
orgsnist- "Wednesday evening the usual
invitation - extended. and a hearty vel
come awaits all at this "Home-Illke
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BYWcoYAL.
d. lGatthswp Churoh-

St Matthews Episcopal Church. cor
KEY. q Freeland reter. Rector Ser
vices during the week as follows: Ea--
ter Day. sunday April 9th, 1915: ZOO
morning Prayer. sermon and Holy Com
munion. 80 p m. Evening Prayer and
,,y smnon: sioo D. m, sunday school Fe,.
assist at the above services. and ON
mednesday. evening prayer and address
az I.so y. m. The public IL cordially
invited 10 attend the above Services.
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rgi Faster Anthems at both services.
Ihe pnoiie 10 cordially Invited 90 attend
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LCrHEIAN
Easter Program.

The lions Evangelical lutheran sun.
Gay school, of Martins Ferry will rem
day evening at 1850 o'clock:
organ Prelude
Opening Service '''''''''' N"eiu'@
Responsive reading Of Scripture Lesson
RsnEf,. ,ie,, '''''... sing sweet Carols"
ser S," Reading ..'.. Geneva Tiiton
song 20 sacred Head Surrounded
kheeitati'P ..,.......... Geneva Tiiton
-. Golden Harp. Are sounding
Ettie Brown. Geneva Tiiton. Flora
Ruth Riinco. Georgia Lucas. Franco Franc:
Hothermund. Margaret McWiilisms
hecltanon .....t.... Flofs May Evens
song .............. 20 Happy World"
EGwsrd ssasri9ht. WIN. Troy ,;'''EE IN.
F@ns Joseph. Ray Godfrey. George
sons ~ small boys.
hecitstion ...... Margaret McwiIiams
sons See. the cobau.ror No Mounts nfsT in
Recitation ............ Virginia Blinco
5 s;.,ss; ~ ~ M ai.. Ess'oF
Closing services.
%. ,. schHHnger
81 Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
Rev. otto wendell. pastor Easter s1r.
sssfs 40 ss Syn,a.y sg ,es5
services end 10Y Communion. 30 RED
.l.T rneeting ~ the church council
cc-nrnunicr confessionai service viii
also bo held ~ this time Appropriate
Eesfer srmons vi he delivered ~ the
psstor. The choir wiii render bsau'i
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by the Sunday school "Wednesday .v.n
Ing meeting OF the Luther League
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m. Sermon by the Pastor at 1890 a m.
subject: The Fact OF the Rerurrection, .
, d music by the vested choir. Jun
League az s: AZ 3 ;sT m p . M; Epwor,a
viii be given by Professor and hts
v choir az .:so p. m See pro-
Wednesday nigSt at 1880 o'clock con,
Quoted by the Pastor.
Special Music for the nay
Organ Prelude-"Grand offertoire"
Anthem:.ies1s ives. Ma ac,i bssi st
of,;sring-"christ Hath OPENED para ara
O. Miss Edna Workman HA"iey
>;;;c:,,,s,r-.-..... wagner
Prom sspuichrs To Throne
sacred cantata by the Choir +
Introduction Instrumental)
Keeping
J.; Reeits,iye !Raritone)-"In the Emo
:; Air (BaritQnel-"Fear Not Ye. for
See that We Seek Jesus"
o, Angels, Roll the Rock
sh o.; RKeeitatiys lsopranO)-"Behold. I
~ Chorus-"Salvation to Our God
"sien oS S5,seth on a!rs shs Throne"
are are AE so,y , II WHIT .t.,I Robes
Doxology Congregation standing
The organ Postlude-CB uclx)
PERSONAL Of Choir
Sopranos
Miss Edith carp Miss Lucy Neunar
Mrs Arthur Foster Miss Mary MeiIor
Miss Bertha GegnorMrS. A. ID. Wells
Miss Edna Work Miss Helen Shultz
a, man Mrs. W. i. Robin
Miss Sibella SeyboldMrs. Robert Meek
Altos
Miss Helen V. Din Miss Margaret Wal
Mss Gale Myer. lace
Tenors
r. Halstead j. Nelson Deakin
George och
Bases
X. II. Ferben Will McAdam
herbert Kern A. X Brake
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'. iio:.i .;'' cSa1 ass.; 3. oA-'sA
>. ''-'' ma s.,S SC: r -. 1.. 0s.'''

Rev. N. z. Stsuer. Assistant Pastor.
sunday: $50 a. m. sunday school and
BID: class: HOO a. m; Divine services:
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First United Presbyterian church. ad-
Joining postoffiee. Rev. &. h. Robinson.
ID. ID. pastor. Rev. ". J. Grimes, II. ID.
synodicsl Superintendent will preach
morning and evening. Bible classes and
Sabbath school at $3.50 a. m
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LONG BRANCH, N. J.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. 2S,-Great
interest was shown yesterday in the
first annua dog show at the West End
Shore Club. under the direction OF MrS.
r. w. Hawkesworth and Charles G..
Hopton. The dogs shown were owned
by cottagers and guests at the hotels
and there vas much friendly rivalry
in the competition for the blue ribbons.
Arrivals this week include Mr.. AMI
Mrs. o. H.. Williams, Miss Emily a.
williams. Edwin stuart, Miss IneZ
Buck. Miss Rosamond s. Beck, Nine.
Frances Aida. Austin Young, j. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Guggenheim, Miss
Anne walding. Miss May Dunlea, Miss
Georgia O'Ramey. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Arnold. Henry r. Macht.
Henry Bacr, A. X. Shannon, Miss Simon
Meyers. Bernard kempner. Mitchell Shul-
man. Aubrey. Shulman. Samuel DART.
Milton weingarten, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Moore, Miss Zelda Sears, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Forbes. Miss Jeanette Tell, Miss
Alma Tell, II. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il.
O'Connor. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Hunter,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Cuthbertson, Miss
Evelyn Galluci. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Ruth
erford, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Galluci. j.
4. Austin. Louis e. Wiswell, Y. III. Ray,
Mrs. Joseph Ward, Miss NJ. Ward. Cecil
b. Kitchen, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Selwyn,
A.. s. Sanderson. Miss Beatrice Ingra-
ham. Crossley Gaige and Miss Marie
Carroll of New York.
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BELMAR, N. J.

BELMAR, n. j., Aug. 2s-The mas
uuerade balls at the Carlton Hotel and
at the Melrose Inn were attended by
large throngs of dancers,
An interesting programme OF events
for September IL being planned by the
Inlet Terrace Club. There will be tennis
tournaments. card parties. "A great hRr-
vest moon ball and a regatta on SHARK
River.
The Belmar Yacht club Is also plan
ming "A September programme Of races,
which will he held each Saturday after
noon during the early part of the
month.
Arrivals from New York this week
include j. Gildane. l, Martin, l.. A, Lau-
thier, q. w, Edgar. Miss Estelle Marlis,
Il. Ellis. MIR, n Mrs. i, j, Reddy, ~.
bert luxembourg, 70. Blanchard, Miss Har-
riet Gruner. A. Il, Osgood. A. NJ. Barnes,
Jr., W. T.. Wallbott, NJ. A. Meyer and
Miss q. Cesins. NJ. Seymour. Miss Mary
Powers and Il. 81. John.
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SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. ].

SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. j.. Aug. Is
With every hotel and boarding house
filled and endless entertainments for
visitors this resort has reached the
height Of it's season.
In the throng at the Black and White
ball at the New Essex and Sussex were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hale Graves, Mr..
and Mrs. Auguste Vatable. Mrs. Gouver-
neur Kortright. DR.. and Mrs. Blair SUIT
phen, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles II. San
ford, Miss j. b. Arents, william Bayard
Blackwell. DR.. and Mrs. NJ W. Barnum,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pau Baync, Mrs. Felix
Campbell, Miss Mary Campbell, Mr., and
Mrs. Edward Coffin, Mrs. George Fred
erick Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. Living
ston Clifford. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tevis HUM. Ex-Governor and Mrs,
John Franklin Fort OF New Jersey.
Miss Margaretta Fort, DIR. and Mrs.
James Il. Clemens. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Lynch. Miss Peggy Shipper Lynch and
Mr.. and Mrs, Tom O'Sullivan.
Another unusual social function OF
the week was the annual bal mosque Of
the New Monmouth Hotel last night
Thomas A. Edison Is expected 10 make
an address at the New Monmouth Hotel
on the night OF Tuesday, September IA,
before the Association OF Edison Illumi.
mating Companies. The association will
be In session here for a week. The
dinner on September II will be served
on the lawn OF the hotel. and will he
cooked by electricity.
DIR. Anna Howard Shaw addressed a
large suffrage meeting In the Essex and
Sussex ballroom yesterday afternoon.