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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06

tive and interesting address was de-
hyered by Secretary Mozer, of
Warren. on Automatic Sprinkler
systems lie explained the sprinkler
the est hre eXtinguishing device
known. He said that In New York the
laws make IL mandatory that the
sprinkler be installed In hazardous
buildings. The session concluded
with round table discussion -
topics Of vital interest to all the ire
men.
Next Meeting az Lima.
Many important matters were taken
up. among them being the selection
OF the place for the convention next
year. Lima and Coshocton were tire
only bidders for the meet, and both
had large delegations A. the Conyen-
ton working hard to land a. Nester-
day when the question came before
the convention the delegates decided
that Lima was entitled to ~ and cast
an unanimous vote for that place.
One Of the chief matters discussed
was that OF securing a pension Law In
Ohio Tor hremen. II Il the intention
10 make the law universal over the
state so that IL will apply to an cities.
Al the present time there are only 10
towns and cities where the pension
Law b. In effect Bellaire being one OF
the towns
Thursday proved 70 be another en-
joyable DAY TO the ladies' also. At 10
"a. m they met az the Elks' hall and
were taken in automobiles to the vari-
Gus ice plants IN the city. The pro
ccsse7 OF manufacturing ice and other
byuroducts were demonstrated TO the
ladies' In the afternoon they left on
an automobile trip over the hills Of
Belmont county and all were delight
Cd with the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
LARGE ATTENDANCE
moundsVille Chsutauqua Continues a
Popular Attraetion-Grand
Concerts Today.

Large crowds. including many out
oi-town people. continue 10 attend the
programs OF the big Moundsyille Lin
coin chautauqua being held this week
on the Moundsyille camp grounds
The program Is better than in many
years and great interest Is being man.
iiested by all who aie attending.
The "lonian Serenaders" and Lee.
turer William Sterling BATHS pleased
a large audience last evening and
the full concert given BY the "lonian
Serenaders' yesterday afternoon was
a complete success from every view
point. The program for to-day is as
follows.
Morning.
Junior chautauqua
Afternoon.
Concert. Royal Black Hussar Band
entertainment. Bess Gearhart Norri.
SON lecture. Helen y. Paulson
Night
Nrand concert ROYAL BLACK Illus
sar Band. entertainment. Bess Gear
mart Morrison
The stats OF the London omnibus
companies amount TO $4,000 men. and
in course q last yea the vehicles
travelled more than 1o5 .OOo miles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
IKE pEcLARArIoN

Paul tarp1s o. local waiter. made
II larafiOn before United states Com
Irl Toner George p BOYD Yesterday
20 become nm American citizen Can.
pas was born in Ruaria in 1850. came
10 THE country boz December 1905
and lives gt ~ Forty fuh street
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cIarksburn MeddInn

The following wedding announce
ment has been received in this city
by several friends Of the bride. the
wedding having been a lovely mid
summer affair OF last Tuesdas
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert clifford Tucker
announce the marriage Of their daughter
Flora
to
Mr.. David Edward Adams
Tuesday morning August third
nineteen hundred ana nftesn
Parkersburg. West Virginia
At home
After october FIRST
80 sixteenth avenue
Columbus. ohio
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LsdIea AID Society

The ladies' Aid Society OF the
Wood Hill VI r. church was enter
famed ON Wednesday az the home OF
Mrs. +. W. Talbert The hours.
which were from / To r we're spent
at fancy work and refreshments were
served. Those present were. Mes
DANES J. NJ Weekly. Wilbert Jones.
Frank Mayors. Jackson Shook. joan
r FRAZIER. l.. b. Harris. Pearl Newman
Reed Bryson. John Robinson. Henry
living and p. ". albert Misses
Rose McWhorter. Ola Mayors Oste
Frazier and Enie Cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06

been sent on for use in the english
army.
= am told these animals have a
value on the firing line OF 1915 each.
so the horses and mules which have
Deen shipped through Hinton sinc-
Apfi ! have cost the British gov
eminent more than S65. OOO 900.
hinton has prospered considerably
on account Of the handling OF the ami
mails there. In order to accommodate
them and provide place for inspec-
ton the old baseball park has been
given up and converted into a horse
hospital where many veterinarians
inspect the animals and where 80 10
90 employees and the cost OF feed
consumed by the animals puts a good
many thousand dollars a month into
circulation In our little city. About
two horses a day die In the hospital
out OF the 1900 a day handled there. r
Eighty-eight towns IN West virginia
have been changed from the second TO
the third parcel post zone from
washington. a. result Of a recent
order issued by the Postmaster Gen.
eral. Providing that points that were
D." Cd" accO~H zone nv air line nut
more than 800 miles distant by the
.i.,s,ra, ..au IOJte. should be Consid-
cred In IN etlird zone.
Tn consequence parcels mailed TO
these towns vii Rave 10 bear a postal
charge Of s cents for the first pound.
and 2 cents for each additional pound
or fraction All West virginia towns
along the Western Maryland railroad
are affected. and Pocahontas and Ran
dolph county towns particularly.
Fourth-class postmasters for West
Virginia have recently been commits
stoned. a. follows Elias J Gan. Ar
den. John p. Gun. Dola. Emery ..
Salisbury. Erbacon. Walter r.
Schamp. luka. Marian r. shinaberry.
Minnehaha Springs The postonice
90 Hok". Greenbrier county. has been
discontinued
Rov Charles y Jarrett. Of Morgan.
town. H In Washington az temporary
pastor 0f The Vermont avenue Chus-
Tan church tla preached for tho
hrst limo there last sunday and made
most favorable Impression upon fne
congregation Of that church
a wedding. Che announcement or
which VIII interest trends 0f the bride
Do IaIF'rsburE. Huntington and CHAR.
lesion in which cities she resided at
various Times. occurred here Tuesday
Do con rartIns persons were Thomas
q Reed NJ Richmond. Va. and Mrs
Vel George Uoqcnhoim The cere.
ua. rfrfrrund by the Rev a
$ Johns Mrs Reed o. the daughter
end Mrs j " George of PARK.
errburr
Aa "a result ~ charges made ~
Narearaf Stout who gives the place
M Dor r1HvIfv a. Writ county. "
Va. "a halfdoznn detective and pa
'rr'...r connected with tho city police
department arc under inveafirauon
Ihr Stout woman Uaa under sentence
~ two years Tor violating the Nenyon
rod Hrhf law -He was af liberty on
5000" bail huf when her bondsmen
embroidered Der. she became wrotny
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Miss Marie and Hazel GaInor. Of Park
eraburE. the house guests Of Miss Tanfa
Nraft 81 sixteenth street. were H..
honnr guests last evening NJ "a dancing
parry given % a cOnEenia1 group ~
friends who arrange many enjoyable AZ.
fairs during the season. The dance vas
given a. Mucbera hail az FIm Grow.
WIN a dainty luncheon served a. DO 30
o clock. The guests were.
Misses.
arc 'ainor. Flora krmple
- iNrhefHburF jamie Kraft
Hazel Gnin0r Hazel uav
rnrkeraburF Eraftu d leon
Rose Mrgiuty Marfrs Fsrf...,t..-
Emma Fcifx rfsIff. r..fl..
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holden
MeaHra
Wn. HaV Harry N0irht
~ hlffr AIherfT Robert HeIsfar
lsdEAf krnft VIM f.uEFr
ltnbnrf Holden VIM. a. rIHufr Dr.
p rank l.aIlI' Jack C1rIey.
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mony, at which the families were
seated, the bride and groom leaving
later for West Alexander. where they
will visit at the home OF Mr.. Millers
parents. They will take up their resi-
dence at Fulton soon.
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Row 10 e. TcavaIIcn. NJ tho " p
church. e0irmnIzod The marriage vpu
to-day evening ~ Mics Madeline par
Ton ard Nr John Miller of Wheeling
Or me home ~ rho bride ir Fulfrn
% wrdd.nE dinner followed the cera
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and laxative. She started some
thing which looks like Il is going TO
develop into large-size local sensa.
ton. Police graft is the subject OF
the probing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
MRS BATON FINED.
Plaintiff in Previous Case Wa %.
PENDANT last Niaht

MrF hhoda Baton was fined S. and
costs last evening bv Iuafire ~ ~
ifare Hcnningan. on charge Of III
.auli ana battery Tho charge Wa
made hN Mrs John gohharff Who
r. lHlmf1 that Mrs Baton started 4
nHlI -plllnE match last Saturday even
.lA Mis tubhardt was recently
uhed $40 and costs ON assault charrer
made by Mrs Natfon Tor tho aaue
nEnt Mrs Gohhardf claimed that
Mrs Ration had broken up her home
~ ldEF Herman Hundt was aff1r.
.fl iof Mra Baton and Attorney s
q. hoNCc acted Tor Mrs Gobhardf
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lRIEIS

Take HExErs for your appetite
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Lit'lenrothcr Bot he's kss you 10
weren't here7
sister Won insolenf bow Go awav
his very minutct Penn State Frofb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
CAVAN c.. S. AND B. BALL
Large Dance Will Be Given on April by
Members of This Society.

A large ball will be given by the Cavan G, s.
and b. Society on Monday evening, April o.
at the Musical Fund Hail. The large rooms
will be beautifully decorated with palms and
spring flowers. while two orchestras will furnish
the music for the grand march and succeeding
dances. The entire evening will be devoted to
dancing, and supper will be served about mid
night. The march will be led by Miss Mary
e. Kelly and Terence Smith. Others who will
take part will be Miss Mclaughlin, Miss Mar
Euerite Brady Miss Sue Kelly. Miss Marie s.
Goddard, Miss Madeline Kelly Miss Edna Ott
Miss Catharine Sharkey, Miss Gertrude Nc
Manus, Mr.. and Mrs, owen Mcguire. Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fox. Miss Margaret
Burns, Cornelius McEnroe, Michael Brady, John
Kelly, James Kelly. Jr Joseph Donahue and
James Donahue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

s,uE pony Show, which is held annually by
Mrs. william J. Clothler on her estate at
wynnewood, will take place on Wednesday.
May 70
Ms, Anne w. Meirs. daughter of MIR and
sta. Richard wan Meirs, wi o has been spend
M the spring vacation with her parents, re-
turned TO school at westover.
A pumber OF Philadelphians will leave today
a. Hot Springs. Vt, to be gone about two
eeeks. They will include MIR. and Mrs. j.
Rharsley Mitchell Mir. and Mrs w Frazer
harrison MIR and Mrs. William NJ. Elkins
and Mr. and Mrs r. Charlton Henry.
The Women Writer'S club OF this city will
sve an entertainment followed by dance on
friday night, April 16, at the New Century
club rooms, The dancing will be preceded by
4 short sketch, which will be given by members
ot the Plays and Players Club. and there will
be several musical numbers also
Mrs Charles j. Mc1lvaIne entertained infor-
maly today at luncheon at her home, Pine
unl Ardmore, In honor Of Miss Marjorie
Thayer. OF Boston.
one Of the most able and successful charitable
organizations in the city Is the Army and Navy
Relief Association of Germantown, which was
started by Mrs Francis Howard Williams at
the time of the Spanish American War. At
that time 1t quite indispensable and has
been doing admirable work ever since. During
this winter boxes we're packed and SEM to
European sufferers. However the biggest thing
that the association has yet done was the Civ
ing of a dance at the Germantown Cricket Club
on February ., when nearly 5000 was sent to the
Philadelphia ward of the American Ambulance
Hospital in Paris. 1t was a big thing for
Germantown, both socially and financially.
The ladies in charge are arranging another
dance to be given on Tuesday evening April
20 at the Germantown Cricket Club, the pro-
ceeds to be used for general relief work The
affair will be by invitation only; also, the invi-
tation list has been limited.
Tne committee in charge includes Mrs. f.. L.
Baltzar de Mare. chairman; Mrs Charles A.
Martin Mrs. Alexander w Wster Jr. Mrs
Churchill Williams, Mrs Alfred S. wen Mrs
Franklin McCrea Wrgman, Mrs. Robert Mar
tin Williams, Miss Ramsey Mrs. ]. Nelson
Purviance A number of dinners will precede
the dance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
sTERNER- eAuKBb

STERNER-GAUKBB
pretty wedding will take place In Rox.
borough tonight at the home OF Mrs. Hannah
Vanzant, 1925 Manayunk avenue. when her
daughter, Mrs. Eva NJ. Gaulel. will become the
bride Of Frank sterner. OF 1929 Fleming street
The ceremony will be performed by the Rev
William r. Rearick, pastor Of the TalmaEe Me-
mortal Church, Pechn aud Rector streets. rhe
bride. who viii be given in marriage by her
brother. David Henry Nanzant, will wear
handsome gown of white satin, trimmed with
duchesse lace. made Empire fashion. She VIII
carry n bouquet Of bride roses and lilies OF the
valley. She will he attended by her sister.
Miss Lillian Nanzant as maid Of honor whose
gown will be of white hand embroidered crepe,
and who will carry pink roses Miss Mary Kelly
will be flower girl. The bridal party will in
clude also two ribbon bearers, Miss Katharine
Wright and Montgomery Gaukel The little
girl will wear white lace over white silk, and
Master Gaukel will wear a pages suit OF white
satin. The best man will be Charles Parsons
The ceremony will be followed by large re-
cepton. Upon their return from wedding
tour TO Buffalo and Western New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. sterner will reside in Roxboroush.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

11HB marriage OF Miss Mildred Megraw.
Il daughter Of Mrs, Mary II. Megraw, Of
Moorestown, and William H. Esrey, Jr., OF
Cleveland. o., will take place tonight The
ceremony will be performed at o'clock in the
Philomusan club, 3oA Walnut street. the Rev.
Dr. George ~ Adams. OF the Chestnut street
Baptist Church, officiating. Miss Mesraw. who
will be attended by her sister, Miss Mabel
Clarke Megraw. as maid OF honor, will be given
in marriage by her brolhcr-in-law, Kenneth
Graham Mr. Esrey will be attended by DR..
Thomas Younsman. OF Atlantic city, MS best
man, and the ushers will be Kenneth Graham
Carlton schwav Wagner, Of New York; Jay
Miller OF Bangor, and J. Edgar Culllney, of
Lebanon, IA.
Tho bride will wear beautiful gown Of white
crepe meteor, deliberately trimmed with pearls
and chiffon and finished with Il court train or
white satin heavily brocadod in silver. The
Veil will be OF tulle bound by the crepe meteor
held in place by wreath OF orange blossoms,
and will be arranged over the face to fall in
graceful folds to the bottom of the gown and
end of the train. Her only ornament will be Il
string of real pearls and she will carry
bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley,
having shower OF white orchids.
The maid of honor will wear an attractive
frock made in the style of 1870 1t will be of
tarrcta in the orchid ehade. trimmed with real
lace, and having pantalettes of lace showing
from beneath the hoopskrt She will a
poke bonnet made of the taffeta, and will carry
an old-fashioned round bouquet of spring flow
ers. having a shower of forget-me-nots,
reception will follow the ceremony, ana
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

About 30 members are already enrolled in
Company Il, 4th Regiment of the Boys Bri
gade, recently organized at St stephens
Protestant Episcopal Church. Bridesburg, and
active drilling is being carried in prcpara
ton for the public installation service to be
held Sunday, April lS in the church. In
effort to provide equipment for the boys and
encourage them in their endeavor to make
something out of themselves the members of
the Mems Club of st. stephens Church have
planned TO hold, in the recently-competed par
ish house, basketball contest March 81
that will be participated in by the several teams
representing the parish. The mothers of the
boys conducted sale Of homemade cooking
at the home of Mrs Henry Blessing, l7l3 Ed
mund street last week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

An Equal Suffrage League has been orga nized
IN Woodbury. with the following officers: Miss
Durrell, president; Mrs. Saunders Taylor, vice
president; Mrs. a. w. Belts, secretary; Miss
Flanagan. treasurer At the last business meet
ing plans were made for suffrage play, tea
and an all-day meeting to be held in May.
Also, by request of number of men, 1t has
been arranged to have Mrs. Feickert, president
of the New Jersey Equal Suffrage Association,
address a meeting for men and women on
Aprl r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

Some person with a decidedly peculiar sense
Of humor sent a notice to the EVENING
LEDGER which stated that club known the
Jltney Club held dance at Battersbys Par
lors, in Tloga, last Saturday. There is no such
club as the Jitney, and Battersby's Parlors are
used for funeral purposes,
Mrs. Battersby has only recently had the es-
tabllshment fitted out entirely new for this
purpose OF course, no dance took place there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

ling, also Of Germantown Dafrodils were used
in profusion as table decoration, and the guests
included Mrs Walter G. sibley, Mrs. Carroll L.
Humsey Miss Katherine Locke, Mrs. Charles
beus' Mrs. Morris w. Rudierow and Mrs
Josephus r, Ullom
Mrs William Francis Robinson Of 1891 Lau-
rens street has returned to her home from
Boston, where she has been visiting
Mrs William Beatty Jennings has returned
TO her home, 6O12 Greene street, from Werners-
vile, where she spent several weeks.
The Neishborhood CLUB tea, which was post
poned on account of the death Of Mrs. Hol-
eombe, has been arranged to take place on
Thursday afternoon, April s. at the home OF
one of its members. Mrs Isaac Scott smith,
6l29 Greene street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

wYNNEwooD-NTrs. Abel p. WetherIl will be
guest of honor at house party over the week.
end to be given by her father-n-law, William
H. Wether at his country place Mill Grove
Farm. Audubon, Pa.
Mrs. Walter Clothier, Miss Florence Clothier,
George Clother and Louis Clothier will spend
the Easter season at HGddon Hall.
Miss Helen Gray Murray, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Ralph Lenford Murray, of Old Lam
caster road, will spend Easter and the month
OF April the guest of Mrs. Emmanuel Brown
Mccowen, at her cottage in Atlantic City.
ARDMuRE-Mr and Mrs. Harry Paul Baily
and MSS Frances West Baily will open their
Bay Head cottage tomorrow and will entertain
a house party of II Easter.
sir. and MRS. James Smith will return from
trip through the West early next week.
HAvERFoRD-Mr. and Mrs. Leigh A. Reid have
gone TO Atlantic City for few days stay.
Mrs. Alexander ]. Cassatt and Miss Lois Cas-
satt will so to San Francisco shortly, They will
spend part of the comins summer in Newport.
ROsEMONT II IL Reese and II. Walker Leslie
have gone to Atlantic city for a few days
Cyrus d. Foss spent the weekend at the sea-
shore also.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

AS EACH season approaches the prediction is
n made that blue will no longer be the
favored shade for all occasions. but in spite OF
the modste's declaration to this effect, the SER
vlceable blue continues in first favor due not
only to the fact that It is the most generally
becoming shade but also because It harmonizes
with any number of contrasting coors. Then,
too, the influence of militarism tends to make
the color popular Certain 1t is that never be-
fore were there more shades Of blue used for
tallleurs for hats and for all the small acces-
sorles of milady's dress.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

Notices for the Society page will be as'
espted and printed in the Evening Ledger,
but ali such notices must be written on
one side Of the paper, must be signed in
full, with full address, and when possible
telephone number must be given
Send all such communications to
"soeisty Editor,' evening Ledger, COS
chestuuN Js~st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

Amateur theatrIcals have taken very decided
hold in Norwood. A junior company gave two
sketches in the irehOuse auditorium on Sat
urdav evening. with Miss Elfie Mcclellan in the
lending role. The play created such a favorable
impression that it is probable that 1t will be
repeated in the near future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

Joseph Cohen, 619 Tasker street, Edward
Kadane, 719 Ritner street. and Jacob Weinstein,
g2s0 South Darien street. are planning to motor
to Atlantic City today. They will visit rela-
tlves over the holidays and return to this city
on Easter Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

street left yesterday for Atlantic City. where
they will open their cottage. 1877 EIberon avenue.
Chelsea. in time for the Easter holidays. when
thew will entertain small house party.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
KOLP-KRUSE

Announcement is made of the marriage OF
Miss Lille NJ. Kruse and Thomas c. Kolp on
Saturday, March q, in the parsonage of the
Columbia Avenue NJ Il. Church by the Rev
L. w. Hart After an extended wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Kop will be at home. 1908 North
9th street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
FRANKFORT

The young people OF Rehoboth Methodist
Episcopal Church are looking forward to a
successful financial result from their annual
supper to be given at the church on Easter
Monday. The proceeds are given TO the Metho-
dist Episcopal Hospital. at Broad and Wolf
streets, for the benefit of the childrens ward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
WOODBURY.

a delightful musicale was given at the Coun-
try Club Monday night by number of we'll
known artists. Among those who sang were
Miss Helen Buchanan, soprano; Arthur l. Il,
jackson. barltone Mrs. Duncan Campbell. con-
tralto and the Misses Crate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs Abner T. Mitchell of Glenolden gave a
tea yesterday in honor Of Miss Anna Roberts
of Wellesley College. Among those present
were Miss Alma Kite Miss Gladys Smith, Miss
Marian Mitchell Miss Ruth Decker Miss Ethel
Hart Miss Miriam Hart Miss Charlotte Har-
per, Mrs Bertram Wheeler and Mrs. Louise n.
Haldt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
WILMINGTON

The Delaware Association of College Women
met yesterday afternoon at the home OF the
president, Mrs Horace Thayer, 1900 Rodney
street. 1t was a social meeting. with an at
tractlve musical program.