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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-27
GOWNS WORN BY MILADY OF FASHION
ARE INTERESTING TO READ ABOUT
Tailored Suit Worn by Miss Elizabeth Cartwright Is
Very Smart-Mrs Victor Mather's Beautiful Gown.
Stunning Frocks Worn by Recent Brides

TTTE past week. full to the 1ith hour
l. with shopping and teas and charming
amateur productions. gave all OF us who
watch the kaleidoscope Of fashion a
chance to study perfect constellation
OF distinctive tailored costumes and the
ultimate word iu restaurant frocks
Wherever one goes one is impressed
with the extreme simplicity and quaint
occurrences of tho gowns chosen. the
simplicity that Is. of DouCet or Callot,
which, needless to say, is the despair OF
the amatcur copyist one Of the smart
est Of the tailored suits en- evidence is
that Worn by Miss Elizabeth Cartwright
who looks with special favor ON simple
Eownug This particular model ideal
by the way for the run into town, was
carried out iu olive green uhoviot the
rather long coat n1riug gracefully over
the hips and by way OF adorumont
merely colarcd aud cuUcd with skunk
Accompanying this was a broad-hrimmod
hat OF black rraDo and satin. over the
crown of which "a narrow strand " sill
Yer threaded its way into "a Persian de
sign At luncheon party at tho Ritz.
Mrs Victor Muthcr adopted q stunning
model of dark blue CLOTH the coat of
which had the mud.sh high outstanding
collar and cuffs OF sable Her rather
severe little hat or black velvet was
tilted low down ON the forehead and was
curirrlcd about the hrim with several
little bows.
a number Of tho younger girls who
have dashed into town daily to rchcarsc
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ROXbOrOugh

The following Christmas entertainments
were given on Friday and Saturday in
this section: Emanuel Methodist Epis-
copal Church entertainment at o'clock
Friday afternoon, for the members of the
Junior League, and at night the annual
Christmas exercises for the Sunday
school of the Mount Vernon Baptist
Church; at $50 o'clock Christmas morn
ing the choir of the Ebenezer Methodist
Episcopal Church, the Rev. Arthur $.
Wells, pastor rendered Christmas carols
from the churchtower; two services were
held I'm the Fourth Reformed Church on
Christmas Day. one at . o'clock in the
morning, when a choir of so voices, under
the leadership of Miss Kate Blair, organ
list, rendered the carols, and in the even
ing the Sunday school, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Isaac Ward, sang the can
tata of Santa Claus"
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for the charities in which they are in
terested. have adopted rather mannish
but comfortable sport suits Of Tyroiean
wool. Miss Kitty Tenn-Smith, who Is
such an able exponent Of outdoor sports.
looked charming In n suit of this genre"
which She wore at the Christmas Bazaar
at tho Ritz il was carried out in tan
tweed, the Jacket being decidedly loose
and carrying two capacious pockets. A
row OF brown leather buttons occupied a
prominent role on the skirt; n fitting ac-
compartment to this suit was her un-
obtrusive hat Of hscuit-colored felt. Of
the type our sport-loving English cousins
adopt for their daily tramp across the
moors a long motor coat of opossum
gave the finishing touch TO a delightful
picture.
One Of the very smartest materials for
ural color which has been adopted by
two recent brides.
At ono Of the fashionable December
weddings Mrs Edward Burton Robnette
appeared In q rather long naring-coated
tail outstanding collar and wide cuffs Of
the same. Her hat wis % small, close-1t-
ting affair of phoasauts' breasts, With two
narng feathers at the left side Another
bride Mrs oliver Eaton cromwell, is
also wearing tw0-pioco suit of Chamols
cloth, cut uu smart lines. with a chin
chin collar and CUTS of contrasting fur,
aud She GOO. has adopted one of the tiny
pheasant foathorrd hats which look for
all tho world Hike q chautioloer. Mrs. A.
j. broNoi BidIlu. while driving down
through Chestnut lrll recently with Mr..
Biddlo, also wore one OF these chapeauA.
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Photo by Otto sarouy

holiday Eaieties are Miss Virginia Cook.
of Minneapolis; MIR. Joseph Whitehead
and Mr.. Conkey Whitehead. Yale stu
dents, all of whom arc guests at tho
Georgian Terrace Hotel: Miss Tayless,
of Shreveport, La, in whose honor Miss
Mary Disbro Is entertaining elaborately:
Mr. and Mrs. William Mason, Of New
York, who are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mason at their homo Stone
henge; Miss Marian Jones of Albany:
Miss Gertrude Hoody. OF Cuthbert, Ga. {:
Miss Helena Wright, of Elbcrtun, Miss
Genevievo Richardson OF New Orleans,
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Baglcy gave a large
party for the college set Wednesday at
the tea-danCc at the Driving club in
honor of their daughter, Miss Henrietta
Davis. formerly of Macon, who has al
ready made many friends in Atlanta.
Mrs W. r., Dietrich, OF Tampa, Fla,
is spending the holidays with MIR. and
Mrs. \. y. Trcadwcll at the Georgian
Terrace Hotel.
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NANCY WYNNE ANTICIPATES
GREAT FUN AT GAMBOL, OF THE cons
Large Charitable Performance to Benefit the Pennsv
vania Museum and School of Industrial Art
Alfred Barton in Charge

Einiiy Bartlett, who Is home from school
LOT the holidays. The guests who will
| oe IRON the school set will include Miss
nancy x. Dunning, Miss Margaret Earle,
MISS Dorothy Ely. Miss Mary Fahne-
STOCK, Miss Lucy Grey Miss Eleanor
Baohman, Miss Marie l.. Hepburn. Miss
Jane 5. Hepburn, Miss Frances H. Ham
lnond, Miss Mary kan, Miss Mary
Knight. Miss Esther l.. Rhoads, Miss
Mary Little, Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Miss
Helen Shcltcu Miss Frances w Leech,
IS Carol Levy, Miss Margaret McAdoo.
MISS Charlotte ruscy, Miss Frances i.
Ross, Miss Elizabeth Ross, Miss Rosalie
Nollrath Miss Anna W. Zimmerman
Miss Edith Brown Miss Caroline Nixon,
MISS Katherine Lloyd and Miss Eliza
beth Coane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton Yarnall, Mrs
Alexander G.. Narnall. Miss Sophie Var
nal and Miss Agnes YarnnIl who have
been spending the autumn at their coun-
try residence at TIaverford. have opened
their house on the northeast corner OF
18th and Locust streets.
Miss Anna Barroll, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Leeds BarroU Of 1901 Charlton
street Mount Airy. left yesterday for st.
Louis, Mo, where she will be the guest
of Mrs. Horny c. scott for several weeks.
Many informal entertainments are all
ready being planned i'm honor Of Miss
Barron by her many friends.
MIR. Clement A. GrIscom, 2d. son Of MIR
and Mrs. Bodman r, Griscom. of Dolo-
bran, Havcrford, Pa, has returned home
for the Christmas holidays from St
Paul's School.
DR.. Judson Daland. Of Sl7 South 18th
street has left for Rochester. Mimi.
where he will remain for several days
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Edison of Orchard
lane, Haverford, will he at home lnfor-
mally on New Years afternoon. from 4
out
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Locke announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Lena
Locke, to Mr.. Samuel l.. lIOrwtz, on
Sunday, December 26th.
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Germantown

Miss Helen Gormley will entertain
about 70 guests tomorrow at II house
dance in honor of Miss Mildred BOUCHER
The house will be attractively decorated
with holly and other Christmas green's
Mr.. Arnold Jennings, student at
Princeton Seminary, has returned to Ger
mantown to spend the christmas holidays
with his parents. the Rev William Beatty
Jennings and Mrs. Jennings, 6Ol2 Greene
street.
Mrs. John Walker of Buffalo, is spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
mother, Mrs. B. f. Devices, Of Magnolia
avenue.
Mr.. e. Ross Carver has returned to his
home on Newhall street from "A three
months stay in the mining regions of the
far west.
Friends of Mrs. Alice Booth who. with
her daughter, Mrs. Grennell. closed their
apartment in The Wssahickon, Queen
Lane in November, and left for a years
stay abroad, have received Christmas
greetings from Mrs Booth. bearing n
tiny photograph of her country place i'm
Ireland. Mrs. Booth also has a house
in London, which she intends turning
over to the Government as a retreat for
wounded soldiers. Surely herein lies the
true Christmas spirit
Members of the Board of Education.
heads of schools teachers and alumni
have been invited To attend n reception,
to be given to Superintendent Of Schools
DIR. John +. CARRIER at the Germantown
High School on Wednesday, January .,
Mt $3.50 o'clock. The affair will be under
the auspices of the Council of the Higher
Schools.
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Along the Main Line

OVERBROOK-Mr and Mrs. william
II. Tenbrook and Miss Tenbrook, Of the
Drexel Apartments will give a dance
this evening at the Rittenhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs +. Roland OBrien en-
tertaned at dinner yesterday at their
home in Overhrook when covers were
laid for 10 guests. MIR and Mrs. " I}rien
have also sent out invitations for a dinner
to be given on New Years Day when
there will be 12 guests present
ARDMORE- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin II.
Ludlow. Of Llanfair road. spent Christ
mas Day with Mrs Ludlow's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. John Grocer, Of Upland,
| Pa.
BRYN MAwR-Ntiss Sarah Emo, Of
Gulf road, has gone to state College.
where she Is spending the holidays with
her brother
Miss Mary Terricn, Of Gulf road Is
spending the Christmas holidays with her
parents, at Nashua, y. H.
GT. DAv1DS-M Mrs Richard MacSherry.
who has been spending a few days In
Baltimore, will spend Christmas with
bur. at Old stone House.
Mrs Armitt Brown returns to her home
on orchard way on Friday from Atlantic
city.
wAYNE-Mr. and Mrs Leon Dexter.
Of Boston. spent Christmas with Mr. and
/ Mrs. William JcMcris. Mrs. Dexter Will
/ he remembered as Miss Marie Jeneris, an
| October bride
Mr. J. Charles Levengood Jr., has re-
turned from Princeton University to
spend the holidays with his parents, the
Rev. j. Charles LcvcuEood and Mrs. Lev
engood.
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West PHILADELPHIA

Miss Gladys McCowen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. r, McCowen, of 4iOl Spruce
street, will leave for New York on
Wednesday, where she will be the guest
of Miss Lucille Horn over New Years
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Hickey enter
tained at dinner on Christmas Day at
their home, Pol South 3Sth street. Covers
were laid for 10 guests.
Miss Adele Bartram West OF 1926 Ches-
ter avenue. entertained her card club last
week in honor of Mr., William Murphy,
who sailed on Saturday for New Orleans
TO spend the month Of January.
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What's Doing Tonight

Salvation Army ChildrCn's entertainments.
Musical Fund Han. $50 o'clock.
Ran IN uId Of Hebrew Orphans Home, Mcr-
camille Hail; O'Clock.
PhiIadolphIl Orchestra, william Penn High
School. o'clock
ThlladclphI1 Concert Orchestra Parkway
BuiliinE. o'clock.
intercollegiate Menorah, Association DropsIe
College,
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Along the Reading

Mrs. J. e.. Jennings and her daughter
Miss Dorothy Jennings, OF Greenwood
uv.uuo, Wyucotc are the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs, Otho Rowland. at their resi-
dcuco, 2lOj Willard street, Wilmington.
until after the first OF tho year. Several
informal entertainments will bo given in
honor of Mrs jennings and Miss Jcn-
niugs during their visit
Miss Idclla Gribbcl, of Church road.
Wyurotc has returned from "a visit Of
several weeks iu Pittsburgh. Pa. where
she was extensively entertained.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Merritt. of Chelten
avenue are spending the holidays at their
country home near the Water Gap 4
number of their friends and relatives
will join them during the week.
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Tioga

Miss Edna Cav, Of 1923 West Allegheny
avenue. will give luncheon followed by
bridge on Wednesday, Her guests Will
be Mrs Robert T.c Roy Bartholomew, Jr,
Mrs Ralph w. Naael, Mrs. Taggart. Mrs.
George MacCool, Miss Florence Wallace,
Miss Florence shaw, Miss Sara SHOW
aker. Miss Sidney Showaker. Miss Elsie
Krousc, Mrs. Robert Klce Jr, and Miss
Mary Fletcher.
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ss,,es North Emory Bartlett, OF "a
s,..ss "a street. will give a lncheon TO-
-at'p4 Ia sh0nor Of her daughter. Miss
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1ts ns engagement of Miss Emma NJ.
OF this city and New York, 70
douglass Potter. OF East Orange, \.
A4a been announced
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Miss NIillie Thomas. Of Hunting Park
avenue, will give Christmas party to-
morrow for the members Of her sewing
club Her guests will include Miss Az
nes Walker. Miss Lille Il. Jackson, Miss
Nellie Aldrich Miss Irene Bosor Miss
Gertrude Kicfaver. Miss ola Robertson,
Miss Rebecca Browcr-IliEhcy Miss
Florence Nuttall and Miss T.. Jane ug-
don.
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Personals

ats.n Jean Liseter Austin will give an
,oS, active luncheon of 20 covers tomor-
, avss Al her home on Gulf road and THAN
'nue' The decorations will be in pink.
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TRAYMORE a;i.s:t. a;s:;s. C CT,

Westminster Ky syiv AZ HT; Beach; Ei..; e
El.bo uD dig. 20 s12. so uD wkly. Chas. Buhfs-
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Miss Jessie Clark Hammond daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph p. Hammond, OF
Paul street, Is entertaining over the hOli-
days Miss Edith Clark, Miss Marion
Clark, Miss Josephine Cromley. Miss
Alice Bromily, Miss Bertha Martin. Miss
Fannie Ward, Miss Josephine MacNa-
mara and Miss Pauline Graham.
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Mr.. James Pancoast. OF 2O5 Cooper
street. has been spending several days
al the shore. where he motored with
school friend.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
)ANCING

THE c. ELLMoOD CARPENTER STUDIO.
li23 Chestnut Private and class lessons
day AID evening. II newest stspa. Telephone.
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Frankford

Mrs William Carroll. of 26O6 Rhawn
street, has as her guests Miss Edith Allo-
way and Miss Marguerite Sykes, of At
lantic City, who will remain until after
the first of the year.
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sa,t and Mrs. Joseph Wharton LipPin-
Ress nave Just opened their new house at
thssyres' and will spend the winter
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Camden and Vicinity

Miss Nancy Northrop, of 300 North Sd
street, IS home from Columbia Univer-
sity to spend the holidays with her
mother
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BROWNS AnLLs-Is-THE-PINEs n. J.
THE INN Cliaats mild. arg. invisorAtias.
M ss-.sa M resort asa' ia M auDbEtSts:.' bEtiSt:.''
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Mrs. John Walker of Buffalo, is spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
mother, Mrs. B. f. Devices, Of Magnolia
avenue
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-27

Mr. Il. Ross Carver has returned to his
home on Newhall street from "A three
months stay in the mining regions of the
far west
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ARDMORE- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin II.
Ludlow. Of Llanfair road, spent Christ
mas Day with Mrs Ludlows parents
MIR. and Mrs. John Crozer Of Upland
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Did you know Joe and Ella Du Barry
are back from their honeymoon. They
tell me they had a wonderful trip.
They are going to spend the winter
at the Brock House, 2lOl Spruce
street Mrs. Brock, Sarah and Eliza
beth are going to stay out in San
Francisco all winter, so the little
newlyweds will have plenty of time to
look around for house of their own,
and in the meantime gain experience
In practice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-25

of their troops being crowded on is1- ands in the river and others c1inging to the left bank
 Near Martyovo and Rousedviany, the Austrians crossed the left bank of the Dnsister but by nnpetuous counter strokes our troops threw them back to the river.
 up until 10 o'clock the morning of the zsrd the enemy lost about 40 officers and seventeen hundred men of various regiments, whom we took prisoners. The enemy is endeayoring to hold his ground in houses close te the. river and is offering desperate re- sistance- In these fights cur heavy and light artillery gave us effective support.
 s-In the Kosnnierjine district on the Dne1ster, south of Nijniff, our troops are taking the offensive. Approach ing Mount Deznianna, occupied and strongly organized by the enemy, they erErencEed themselves and at dawn of the 2Srd made a dashing as sau1t on the mountain. The enemy, in the face of a bayonet attack, fell back in disorder to the second line of his works. Pressing close at his heels our troops entered the works and put to the bayonet almost the entire gar rison holding the hill. The remnants, consisting of two officers and two hundred and ten men, were made DriSoners,'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-25

a banner is awarded to this com pany-
 ''The acting chief quartermaster is directed to procure and issue to the commanding officer, Connecticut Coast Artillery Corps, 2, banner for presen- tation to this company
 The Fourteenth company will in the future be known as the Second com pany. It is the youngest of the Bridgeport military organizations and was formed by Capt George E. Hawes from the Third Platoon Machine Gun battery which he had previously or ganized It was named after him the Hawes Guard. The company has at present 61 members. Its officers are Capt. Louis J. Brague; first lieu tenant, Philip B. Bronson; second lieutenant, Arthur L. LaRocque-
 It was hoped to have the banner in time to make the presentation to the company on the parade ground at Fort Wright Maj. Louis J. Herr mann will probably order a review of the local battalion when the presen- tation will be made.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Several people have already donat- ed attractive prizes for the auction bridge which will be held during the afternoon of the lawn fete at the Tea Time Tavern. It will not be necessary for those who care to play to make up their tables before going to the fete but those wishing to do so may notify Mrs H. w. F1eck who is talk ing full charge of this end of the en- tertainment. It is expected that a number of friends Of the Visiting Nurses Association, for whom the af- fair is being given, will donate prizes for the festival, which is to be held Wednesday, June 30 in the afternoon and evening. Plenty of diversion will also be provided for those not caring to play bridge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-25
ITALIAN

Rome. June 25.@The following of1- ciaI statement was issued last night at the headqs7arters of the Italian general staff:
 Tn the -Trentino region and in Cadore there have been nethod1ca1 ar til1ery actions. At the same time we have been maintaining our activity along the front by means of recon by small attachments, and thus we have had successful encoun- ters at CaFcano and Val Cisnnon and toward the plateau of Vezsens.
 Tn CaFnfa we continued an intense artillery fire, particularly against Nal borgeth- Our pro5ectiIes penetrated the cupoIa of Fort Helsel
 tsThe night of the 22nd the usual vain attacks of the enemy were re- peated against our positions at Val Grande and Val Pfecolo- In the re-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-25
MISS HAWLEY7S CLASS HEARD IN DELIGHTFUL
 PROGRAM AT RECITAL

Unusually attractive was the re- cital yesterday afternoon of the pu- pils of Miss Jennie Margaret Haw1ey which was held in the music room of the Sanford residence at Washing ton avenue and Coleman street. The large room had been profuSely dec orated with huge punches of various flowers, running vines and other greeneries.
 Miss Hawley besides being a, prom inent pianist, is one of the most ac- compHshed teachers Of the piano forte in the city and her annual rect- tai is always looked forward to with interest. An audience of some 160 prominent people, parents and friends of the participants in the program, occupied every available seat at the recital. The efforts of each pupil was heartily appIauded.
 The well arranged program began with the smallest members of the large class and graduated through the advanced pupils.
 A unique feature was the fact that
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-25
GO.
 GETS A BANNER
 FOR EXCELLENCE
Governor Directs That Local Guardsmen Be Honored
 for Target Work.
HOLDS HIGH RECORD
 OF c. A. c. OF NATION
Performance On Big Guns Has Seldom Been EqualIed
 By Regulars.

For the wonderful record made by the 14th company, Connecticut Coast Artillery corps, at service practice on the 12-inch rifle guns at Fort H. G. Wright last summer, Adjutant-Gener- al Cole has issued an order that the company be presented a banner
 The banner will be suitably inscrib- ed with the name of the company and it's record and will be flown from the flagstaff at the arrnory underneath the national ensign The members of the company at target practice last year made a perfect score with three hits out of three shots. This record leads the Coast Artillery of the coun- try for practice on these guns. Each member of the company will now be entitled to wear the small figure fone" in red on each arm.
 The following order was issued yes terday by tn eadjutant generals of fee:
 His exceIIency, the governor, con graduates the Fourteenth Company, Coast Artillery Corps. (now Second Company, Connecticut Coast Artillery Corps) for it's high standing in ser vice practice with the 12-inch rifle during the practice season. 1914, and as a recognition of this excellent work
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-25

l all the pupils played entirely from
 memory. Their lingering and touch,
 and the confidence which they show ed was the subject for much favorable comment among their audience,
 which reflected much credit upon Etheir teacher for the evident thor ough training which they had receiv- ed. Mrs Ethel Poland Hubbell, whose l sweet and welI-trained soprano voice, has been heard much in various rnu- the soIoist for the occasion. Miss
 Haw1ey accompanied Mrs. Hubbell, and the soIoist was presented with a, bouquet of pink Killarney roses at the conclusion of her second mum Der
 Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the program. Assist ing Miss HawIey at the recital were
 the Misses Margaret Macdonald, Hen rietta Atwater, Ella May Thomas,
 Helen Wheeler. Mary Hincks. Eliza beth Bassi elk, Elizabeth Seeley, Louise
 Powe, Doris Bryant, and Rosalind Robinson.
 Among the pupils whe entertained
 were Louise Haviland, Paul Eaviland, Leland Shaw Catherine Sherwood,
 Irene Langenegger, Francis Marsh,
 Evelyn Fay, Julie Wheeler, Dorothy
 Williamson, Kathleen Keys, Gertrude Nfatzuga, Beatrice Belden, Alice Fitz-
 gtbbon, Katherine Leach, Mary Paula ing, Carolyn Brown. Dorothy Leach,
 Mona Woods, Austin Munich, Elliott Reynolds, EIubbeI FItzgibbon, Miss
 Samnfs, Mrs. Wallace Bayliss, Louise 4Atwater, Jack Wheeler, Miss F<insley and Philip Hammond.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-25

were forced to assume the defensive under very difficult conditions. some zion of Monte Nero we extended our occupation toward the north as far as the slopes of JaRocceky and made 57 prisoners. In this region we began firing against the bay of fPlezzo.
 Along the Isonzo we are advancing gradually, reinforcing ourselves in DO sitioms on the right bank of the river We thus have occupied Globna, north of Playa, and on the lower Isonzo we have captured the edge of the plateau between Sagrada and N1onfaleone',