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New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
MUNITIONS LACKING
FOR ALLIED FORCES
David Lloyd George Forming Commit
tees to Increase Production of
Arms and Shells.

London, June %, BAT a. m-David
Lloyd George. minister of munitions,
who has returned from weekend
visit to Boulogne, where he consulted
Albert Thomas, French under-secre-
tary of war, on the munitions ques-
tion,@ is forming committees in Lon
don as well as in all manufacturing
towns TO take advantage of every pos
sibility for increasing the production
of munitions, which is the gravest
problem confronting the allies in all
theatres of war
The Times this morning prints
despatch from its correspondent in
eastern France, who asserts that IL the
French troops are to drive horne
their offensive in overwhelming force
they must use a tremendously increas-
ed bulk of ammunition. The same
lesson comes for England from the
Woevre front, he points cut, while
the retreat of the Russian armies in
Galicia hammers it home again.
The correspondent says the daily
output of shells certainly is much
largo than it was four months ago,
and that it is possible that reserve
of ammunition is being built up much
more rapidly than is apparent at the
front; but, he adds, what we have
come to Is the redemption OF the
world by shells
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
ST. MARY,s ACTIVITIES.

Four hundred members of the Ju-
nior sodality of St. Mary's church
will hold picnic tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock on the school
crumbs, The boys of st. Mary's school
will enjoy hike and outing at White
Oak. w. w. Hanna has rendered
the use of Electric field for athletic
events The boys will assemble at
Landers. playground at 1:3o o'clock
sand will march 10 wllites OAK. where
refreshments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22

Ell Paso. Tex. June 22.-oen. Ton
as Ornelas. commanding officer
Juarez, today admitted that a Ii,
last night at Chihauhau destroyed ia
city market. A report that a hosp
tai building at Chihauhau also w
destroyed nd that more than 81
wounded were burned, was recoirz
here. but authoritits in Juareg denic
knowledge of such an Occurrences.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
Phiasa Lachance.

The funeral of Phiasa Lachance, a
former well known resident Of this
city. will be held tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock from st. Peters church
The burial will be in the old Catholic
cemetery Mr.. Lachance died Sunday
at the home of his daughter in
Southington. He was sixty seven
years of age and was prominent i'm
the st. Jean de Baptiste society. He
leaves two daughters and son.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
Premiums Awarded. to Scholars
at Exercises Today

Closing exercises for St. Mary's par
ochiaI school other than for the graz
uating class were held this mornin;,
at 8 o'clock in st. Mary's church. A
solemn high mass was sung, Ret
| George j. Donahue officiating as cele-
| sbrant. Appropriate music Was rem
dered by the choir under the direc-
| ton Of Professor r. F. Harmon All
address was given by Rev John T.
Winters and premiums were presented
| as follows:
Boys Department. Room No. Eleven
Scholarships First, Anthony Ro-
tosky; second, Edward Pagan third,
Alexander Tutles
English Comp ohm Kenny.
Irish History-Francis Marshall,
Joseph O'Keefe
Palmer Awards for Penmanship---
Edward Pagan, Harold Ward. William
Hagearty. Joseph O'Keefe, Francis
Marshall, Alexander Tutles, Joseph
Campbell Everett Arbour, Cyril Curtin.
Francis Sullivan, John Kenny, Anthony
Rotosky, John Burns, Thomas Killeen.
Edward o'Reilly, Harold Brophy, Vim
cent Egan, George Sullivan, George
Kupecz, William Ramsey, Martin
Walsh
Room NO y.
ocnolars h!p-one' FRANCES Maoiin,
two, Frederick Albee; three, Thomas
Hume
opposition Christian Doctrine
one James Sullivan.
Rnor,, ~,
or. Tbon, No.. Y,,,
sr,,+r. +braa saans1a pa,s..
~ ,.;st;a T,aa4~s $500
$500 - $500 =
Room No. Z.
One Victor Babin: two. John Nc
Avery; three, Charles Buffar.
Religious composition - William
Finnegan.
Room No g.
one Cornelius McA1oon two John
s1an,,1;ch ttraa Car7,,, pae,,a,,
Observation-Disclosures = iDownep
Room No. 5.
s one. Fred Mecca rthv. two C,ornel;,,s
Ryan; three John saner: Fred Nc
Carthy.
Room No. 4.
Il s one George R;ver.. two patar
uar,aa 49, Ia,
~
mr. - 80. rrS AiAs ~ Whiioi'i
SMITH
u W
a,,, msaha t,s,na raa.s 500 1na.rtv
pa
nooha NO. l.
First, Thomas Moore; second, JOS
~ es..,s sr, 49, : = icy
First. Donald McCrann. second
Thomas Janelle; third. Richard Scan
len.
Girls Department. Room No. IL.
scholarsh1p-F1rst' Catherine Bot
Ilcelh' second MARY Mcnerney' third,
1elen Connelly.
hnslllsh com posltlon-Marion CASH
en-,
rIisn Hlstory--na gel Y Meara. mary
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Kate G. AtwelI.

The funeral of Mrs Kate c. Atwell
was held this afteroon from hel late
home 04 Camp street Rev. Warren
F. Cook of the Methodist church Of
f1ciated at the service, Burial wa-
In Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
BREAKS HIS LEG.

street this city, received broken leg
when q jitney in which he was riding
through Forestville late last night
overturned
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
SAVIOR OF FRANK
REMAINS in SAFETY
(Continued from First Page.)

These, it was thought, might arrive
late this morning. None appeared,
however and efforts to verify the re-
ported invasion failed.
The Frank case still was discussed
on the streets today, but the groups
were those ordinary seen on the buster
street corners. The calm of today
was in striking contrast to the ten
sion of yesterday and it apparently
was welcomed by the majority Of At
lanta residents. The local newspapers
gave very. little space to the case to-
day.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
LOCOMOTIVE ISSUES
REGISTER GAINS
Market Opens With Many De-
Clines, But Later Receivers

New York, June 22.-wall ST., To-:
30 a. m.--Early dealings on the Stock
Exchange today indicated some con-
fusion of speculative sentiment. Beth :
lehem Steel, yesterdays strong fea-
ture, opened with a decline of 2 ga
which it soon Increased to IA.
United States Rubber fell points
and Reading United States Steel and
Amalgamated Copper lost fractions.
The locomotive issues, Steel Found-ies
American Can. and local fractions reg
istered advanced ranging from large
fractions to l IL. Later there were
general recoveries led by Steel, which
rallied a full point. Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western, which has been
ordered by the Supreme Court to di-
vorce it's coal properties rose
points
Close-Canadian Pacific was weaker
IN the later dealings. but other stan
dard shares were then at their best
The closing was firm.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
HoLUoMB NAMES CUTTER.

Hartford, June 22.-Governor Hol-.
comb today reappointed William T.
Cutter OF East Lyme state chemist
for two years fSom July 4.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
f. v. Morse.

Services for the late Emerson ".
Morse were conducted by Rev. DIR. G..
w. G.. Hill at the home of the de-
ceased, 36 Church street, this after
noon at o'clock The burial was in
Fairvtew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22

New York Stock Exchange quota
tons furnished by Richter a. Co.,
members of the New York Stock Ex-
change. Represented by e. w. Eddy.
National Bank building:
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22
FINANCIAL NEWS
HARTFORD STOCK
EXCHANGE REP

Hartford Stock Exchange
tons, furnished by Richter Z
members of the New YORK stoe
change. Represented by II. w.
National Bank binding:
New Britain herald., 1915-06-22

After the interview Of April IL Mr..
Malinowski saw the accused on April
%, when he sent for him. He asked
when Krakas was going to be hanged
and IL the interpreter was to see
Krakas again.
on May III Mr.. Malincwski had q
talk with Krakas On May ~ Mont
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esbsure glutpersiebsn, tpsl6es bic
aGmpfer brutaliiiert uno Miuionsn
psrtriippslt ober einem lsbensldnsliz
dem Si6tum anbeim sibt. Der ungez
beure Notltano bet iiber Die arme
gep0lteruns in Sen ariegsldnbsrn
tommen pirb unb bic @sfobr, Dap
Der Militorismus auf @snsrotionen
binaus bsfeltiet, Die sSusenb perrobt,
Die WsnIhbeit in ibrem bOberen auls
turfortidritt um Sabr5ebnte 5uriidz
9eporfen miro, tiimriert unfere pratt
tilhen 9eldGftsleute niht i'm G.rinss
iten uno tann lie nidt aus ibrer Siz
herbeit anfibreden. '-,s.s.'1----.-
uno fhlieBlih babenjo bic sroben
&riessfiibrer pie 3. 9. Moltte Reht,
penn Iis lusen. oab bic ariege tein
Sluh, ionoern elm Sessn fir Die
Menibbeit iinb. Sm 8risgs perosn
alle Sueenoen Der WlenIhen =
!6eroismus, Goslmut, Spferipilli9teii
= gslpsdt, ipdbreno i'm 5rieoen Die
Menihbeit perpeihlidt uno isigt
piro, iaeen Ole ariessbelben.
llno mir Wiloen = SosialiIten =
iinb seesnteiliger 9lnlidt. IS bal
nod teinen arieg seseben, Der BIZ
Wen1hbeit pereoelt bate unb oil
Wenl l6en t0nnten obne &rieg jeoena
| faus piel before uno idnellere SORT
! idritte MAIDEN. @robenpabnIinn unt
ni6t 6erpismus beberriht meiiten:
Die 8elpuItbabsr, Die Die arie9e ber
beifiibren. Goelmut uno Spferpillig
felt seisen iih in 5rieoensiperten pie
inteniioer als i'm ariege uno Del
6ortIhritt uuf nllen 8ebieten De:
menihlihsn 9ebens, b0bere Gelittung
SumonitGt unb 8eredtigteitslisbe
tann nur i'm Grie0en bliiben uno ae
beibsn. DAP bic aapitnliiten in 9lne
rita uno unperen neutrolen SdnOerl
feline 0erluIte erleioen, ionoern 9roB
Grtra Yrofite MAIDEN. bat fir oi
nrbeitenoe Msnihbeit boh nur elmer
| Iebr problematiiden Wert. limb elm
rieIise Steigerun9 Der preiie fiji
alle 2ebensbeoiirfuiile miro bic 6ol9
| lein.
Die internationale 0Dltsrperbrii
oeruns unb Der Sefreiunsstompf be.
proletoriots iino ourh bisien arie!
uuf piele Sabre binaus 5uriidsewprfel
porben. gsipib auf Die Sauer LAB
1ih pos 0prpGrtsordn9en Ger Menlh
! belt nidt suriidbalten, aber es beoer
unheurer gnltren9un9en, um oa
mos bic arisss an oen bOhiten Gii
tern Der Menibbeit seritDren, wieoe
gut gu MAIDEN. ginit miro Der "a
tommen, no Ger aapitalismus pc
oem 9lnprou oss triessfeinbliaen Dol
tss seriallen piro unb oann mir
Srieoe, 6reibeit uno Serehtisteit all
bem sanssn Groenrunbe ipalten.
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Sriejfaten.

S. 9. Der bstreffenos 9(rtitsI
n5slopuItbrief bon 6. $" beruht lei
Der ouf Wabrbeit uno ipuroe Der
rGbemniBer Yoltsitimme" entnomz
men. 3uiArift betreffs u. &. u.
&aIIs srbalten. gelten Grub.
8. 3D., Grie. - Srief erbalten
unb Sbnsn piro cine neus elite 5us
eelhidt. grub an ole 9enoHen.
3. H. Die bsutihe SpraG,s
sruppe ser Sos. pnrtei BOT tura mad
Yssinn bes 9risses an Die National-
gretutips bos Grluhen eeitelt, oaf
lie BEL ser Hesieruns in Walkinstor
oorltelis perbe, betreffs @erbots ppr
Waffen, Munition uno anosrer
ariegsmoterial an Die trisefiibrenoer
Mdhte. Die Sosialiiten sIaubsn
oab ourh elm ioldes 0erbot Del
aries ihnell beenoet tperoen tOnnte.
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ferungsfontrofte iibernonmen ba.
Zen uno babel 1roBe Eroiite eil-
teimlen lino 5um Seil hereits be-
luogen morbcn, oie sSoroerunser Ger
Waibinilten 81 betpilligen, uno Ger
IbtItltnoentag .pl1rbe in piclen gro.
Zen Sabrifen eingcfiibrt. g3nrlm
iollen niht al,h bie 9lrbeiter rSen
MAIDEN, 10 longe Die Sonne iheint" i,
unb iid) oabei einen etipas groBcren
gnteil an ibrer Irbeitsfrll6t lidern?
Iber I'M grfolge 5u crsielen,
alliB man gut geriiltet Iein. Cine
quite Srgonilotion uno ein gutter
Streiffono lino Dor ollenl notipen-
Zig, penn elm Gnmpf tiir 8elleruts
Ser slrbeitsperb1ItniIie il, Muslidt
gcnominen miro. So9enonnte iuilSe
Streifs, oie geiuobnlih nit groBenl
JaOan ltnn ptel 0clbrei, aber obnc
oie notpenoigen Silfstnittel begon.
uan puroen, baben oen slrtcitern
nlcbr Sbaoen oils 9tlten gebruht.
Sic Organization ser 9trbeitcr in
cen sSubrifcn, no 9ricgsmotcriol
bergeitellt miro, lit icIblt unter oen
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qllalifi5ierten Mrbeitern iebr Ifrpud;;
entmideIt, pGbreno Die unaelernten
9lrbeiter gar niht organiliert iinO.
Inter iolden llmItanoen lit es Dor
aGem nottpenbig, ooB oe betrefien.
SEN 9lrbeiter iid) orgoniiicren uno
rinen ariegsfono fiir etipaiga
Streifl,nterltiitung anlegcn. Sino
lie cann gut fir ben aampf gerii-
'tet, oonn fonnen iie einen IoIdell
aus eigener &raft lno geitiibt au'
bie SoliOaritdt Der organiIertel
Irbeiterihaft bes gan5en 9anbes
nit slusiibt auf griolg iiibren.
Sic iino Damn niht oui SIC
Bnobe uno llnteritiitllng ser bobels
9iplon,oten ibrcr 9eilnatlGnoer an
QeIrieien uno branfen li6 nift in
Gonplotte ein3ulaiien, bie bon ser
Megierl'ng in 8aihington ais bod
pcrrGteriih betrahtet peroen. 9(uS
cigener &raft beralis sur grloiun9
tom fapitaliitiiden Sod. mlB oie
2oiung ser alfgcflGrten, flaiienbe.
iuubten slrbeiter iein, gIei6picI mel
der Hutionalitut.
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Mebr gewonuen, ais Derlore1I,

Inter oisier ueberihrift brinst Ser
Glepelanb rSunbop 2saosr" einsn
2sitartitel. Der pie es iheint 10 reht
bonn talten. niidternen 8ei9dftsseiit
inlpiriert ipurbe. Gs beibt ba II. a:
rYisls Imeritoner iberldGben oie
5olsen oes &rieses fir ben Sort
ihritt Der Gulturnelt. Gs berriht
Die Iniiht Dor, bab Die 8erlulte iolh
idredlide iinb, baB lie fir Subr5ebnz
te binous nidt 81 erIeben iein perz
ben. 9lber biele glniiht 1T iebr irrig.
Die srobe menidlihe Camille lit
beute grober, als bor einem Sabr unb
tbas Geben berrfdt INNER nod iiber
oen Spb. Die 3unabme Ger 8epOlte>
rung mar ipdbreno oes lebten Subres
unsefdbr 5 Millionsn, pobon elm
Willion ouf Die Ser. Staoten fam.
Snbien bat pielIeiht eine 3unubme
bon 100000 gu peraeihnen. Sn
Hublunb nubm Die 9epDlterung tros
Der un9ebeuren ariegsperluite in elmer
Weils gu, bic bic @srlulte boppelt
oeden; uno Die 8efaneenen, Grunteu
uno 0erpunOeten iperoen gum grOBz
ten Sell ipieoer suriid tommsn. 9luh
Die neutrulen 2dnoer baben ibre Be
polterung in gelpobnter Weile perz
mebrt."
eStulien bat nod niht piel ariegs=
perluIte qebnbt. ipGbreno in Oeut'6=
lamb uno Selterr.i6 Iih bic Gjeburtsn
nit ben Sooesfdllen ungefGhr befen
uno in Gngluno, &unaou unb 9luz
itrnlien 1T jeoenfaus ein bebeutsnoer
lleberituB gu per3eihnen. Die elm
3i9e, grobe Notion, lpelhe einen Ye.
p0lterunespsrluIt oufpsiit, lit Srart.
reid, no ia lhon felt pislsn Sobrer
Die Geburtsrote iebr Itart 5urudgin9
Sbne 3peifel lit Elm Reingeninn por
. Wiillionen Menihen in Der g0elt i'm
Ingemeinen 81 perseihnen uno ba6el
lit bon einem Menihenmongel mob
nid)t 81 reosn.
llno dtnlid giinitis Itebt es nit on
beren pi6tisen Sntereiien, nit ben
: Terluit oper Geipinn Der SnouItrie
uno Donoelspelt. Die Ser. Staa
ten. Supnn, @robbritouien uno Sol
lamb baben mebr nls ons Spppelte oe
lponnen nas Oeutiblunb uno Oei tier
reid i'm ausldnoii hen Sunoel perlp
rem buben. Der Seebanoel. bic eSnou
1trie DEFENDERS in IItos, Munitior
unb Waffen baben einen rieIigen Muf
ihwung genommen uno Der Iieb
itanb nabm sbenfalls itnrt gu. Uni
: 10 iptro bic menldlihe HniIe unauf
baltium poran lhreiten uno ipsoe
bieler nod elm 5utiinftiser Welttris!
tOnnen Die ardfte, tpslhe fir Nus
t behnung uno 6orti6ritt pirten, ser
. itOren.
: ginem faltbrehenoen 9eobahte
I ideinen oiefe Nusfiibrunssn gan
, plauiibel. Mlio mos liest an einen
, ioI4en MaHenmoro, es tpsrbsn j,
bod INNER mebr Menihen seboren
; ols in einem ariese, fallen tOnnen
; Iber Der S9mera unb bns 2eio
c pelfe Millionen bon @ltern, Witpel
uno Waiien in ben trissfiibreuoel
. Sdnoern erbuloen miii1en, lpiro MIDI
in bic 9erehnuns seSosen. Niihterl
Weritonosmeniden beahtsn teine Sc
!. ouielei. llnb betreffs ser etbi
. iden @efiible, tpelhe bel allen tpirt
liden aulturmeniden anseiihts be
uneebeuren Griesssreuel aufiteissl
: miifen, oas @ntieken iber bas un
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Som &tfelo oer Nrbeit.


nimmt Die gepesune fir Ginfiibruns
Der 9ldtitiinoisen Nrbsits3eit gu uno
es lit als gelpib an5unebmen, bab
oiesmal Ole getpesuns nidt ideitern
piro, nie ihon mebrsre Mole in fritz
beren Sabren. Quf Der Sobreszaonz
pention Ser Connecticut SEQ. Of 2az
bor, Die leBte Wo6e in Sem 9apen
dbsebalten puroe, bielt SuIius
Stremluu, Der prdiibent bes Staots>
psrbanoes. cine 9lniprade, in Der sr
ertlarts, bob enolid Der Gag sstoms
men gu isin iheint, ipo Die 4rbeiter
i'm son5en Staat iih cine gertiirz
5uns Der Nrbeitsseit auf 8 Stunben,
BEL ben alien 2Dbnen, srrineen tDns
men, Elm 3isl, fir tpel9ss bic Irbei>
ter iaon nieit pielen Sabren tdmpfen.
ge5usnebmeno ouf Die glrbsiisr=
perbdltniiIe i'm 2anos iagte Strsmz
lou:
n2obt uns absr Dor olen Dinsen
niht Die llngeredtieteit Der 9erihte
pergeiien, niht nur in oieiem Staate,
no unieren 8ruosrn ibre Seine ents
riHen iperoen, ipnbern loBt uns ouh
Der 9erurteilung Spbn 81. 2alpIors
in Colorado 9eoenfen."
StaatszOrsaniiator Sra Ornborn
Iugte in ieinem 8eridt, bab iid Die
9(rbeitsperbdltniie pom setpsrtidaftz
liden Stunopuntt aus in Gonnecti=
cut beoeutsno sebeTert bdtten. Sn
Bridgeport. bas bisbsr Elm gli6ts
unionzSrt mar uno no Der 10z
Stunoentog bic ReseI mar, lit jeBt
fat burdtpsg Elm 9l6titunbsnzSrt
uno brei 0iinftel Der SnouitriezIrz
better iino GspsrtiduftIer.
Die Ylumber=2( =2(fociation in Yortsz
mouth lit nit ibrsm 0sriud. bic
9uiloing Srabes Council nit Soilfe
Der 9sridts gu ssritOren, suriidgs=
tpieien porben, Der Hihter Sarbell
ii1 meiserte, Ourh einen entipredenz
Den Ginbaltsbefebl iih gum oanbs
inneer Der BoBe 5u madden. Dis
WoBe baften 6en Hontratt NIT BEL
| pfllmber Union eebrohen unb als oil
2eute baessen proteitierten. iie einfof
ausaeIperrt. Der gfidter ertlGrte Der
9oben, baB bie 9lrbeiter oas Re6i
bGtten iin in elmer 8etpertihaft 81
prganiiieren um onourh ibre Ir;
bsitsperbdltniiIs 81 psrbeHern. Sieler
Ritter iheint ooh naf Gerehti9s
teitsgefiibl genug 5u beiiBen um lid
niht pom blinoen ala1enporurtelI
bsberrihen gu lanen.
9rdIioent Sunes S'gonneu BON
| WetaI sglrbeiter 9epurtement Der "
+. Of 2abpr befano fih LETTER Wo6,
| in 6lepelano nm nit msbreren Ser
trstern eroBer 5abriten eine Inter
rebung bstrsffs Ginfiihrung bes I6t'
| funbentda5 fir Wletalarbeiter 81
haben. Cine peitere &onferen5 'ol
an /. Sttuber itottfinoen,
Der orpbenoe Streit ser 5000
TldntelI9neioer uno Sarmentporter.
in Gbicago lit nod in lsbter Stuno'
obgetpenoet lpproen. Die Streitfrn9er
lpuroen einsm Sdieosgeridt unter
breitet uno beioe Seiten perpflidtetei
; Iid. Die Gntlheibung on5uertennen
; aleihpiel lpis Ie ausfuIlsn mag: Ourd
| einen Streit niiroen ungefGbr 10000
, Psrlpnen in Mitleioenlhaft ge5ogei
. lporoen iein.
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Die llnterbunblunsen apiihen ben

Die llnterbanolunsen 3tpiihen ben
9ersleuten unb ben @rubenbeiisern
i'm Sarttoblenbesirt in penniplpania
nebmen ibren Jortsans uno lit Nus
i:9t porbanosn, pab Die 9ifferenssn
frieolih beiselest iperoen. Die 9anz
oelstammer ron Wiltesburre, bemiibt
ii9 beioe Seitsn sum Hadseben gu
betpeaen. Die Yergleute perlansen
ben Mdtisunoentas, 20 prosent 2obnz
erb0buns uno Mnertennuns Der llnis
on; bic 9oHs finosn aber oieie Joroe@
runsen gu ipeitssbenb uno ipeisern
iid beionosrs Ole Union an5uertens
nen. -.
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Gs lit THidJt

Der 6entid)en Sosialiiteu uno
ibrcr ssranen, MIR BEL ieaen
Yci6aftsleuten einsufaufen,
sic i'm vGdo" anseisen. "a.
NIT iideru mir uns nirtihaft.
lid)eu GinfluA anb unteritasea
mir bas vG&e".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
DURHAM

Srccial TO The Times tspatch.
DURHAM. y. G.. Ap,i, -. Mrs. Is. :.
skinner entertained beautifully AT =
rock party on Thursday afternoon al
her home on Duke street. tn. home
was fragrant with = rrUfuSiou OF
spring flowers. ferns and hioomuc 10; :
tod plants. There were "lN tables Of
animated players.
ono of the most attractive functions
"r tho week was Saturday moruiu :
April shower party given bN Mrs. u.
Is. Shackleford. complim"ntary I" Miss
Elmer Ieoane. OF Portsmouth. Va. a
June bridc-cleCt. Covers were laid for
sixteen. and an elegant rour-coursc
lunch was served. Miss Eoanc VAS the
rccipient OF many beautiful and useful
gifts. She has beer frequent visitor
TO this city. and has scores of friends
here.
Miss Lucille Mcpherson has conc 10
Ncwberm. where she will spend several
weeks with her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
i * Mcpherson.
Little Miss Lena Mae Monk enter
tanned a few friends at the home OF her
parents. on Markham Street. Friday
afternoon, the occasion being her
birthday. Many enthusiastic game ;
were played.
Mrs. &. Va Toms and Miss Estellc
Flowers have returned from New York
city whore they spent Easter
Tho Virginia Carolina dance given
on Monday evening, at the Lakewood
Park skating rink. complimcntary 10
Tic two baseball teams. was one OF tho
rrctticst affairs of tho Kind over seen
Ill Durham. The hall was beautifully
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

decorated with the colors OF the two
teams. About NIFTY couples were pres
/ "nt. with 100 or more stays The punch
howl WAS presided over 10y Miss Salllc
dancers engaged in all OF tho new
dances.
: Miss Lula Busbce has returned to her
home in I;alcirh after - visit to this
/. city ari chapel Yin. she was accom-
panied hy Mrs Charles MauEum. who
viii visit her there FOR few days.
Lewis T.. Wilson, who has been In tho
city for several weeks visiting his
mother. AIRS A. Wilson. has returned
Ia his home in Cincinnati. O.
Miss Anna sykes has returned from a
visit among friends and relatives in
ASicville.
~ ;: Lcwtcr. - railroad man and
formerly - resident of this city. now
living in Wilmington. was ~ Durham
visitor this week.
Miss r:ima Roanc. who has been "a
guest ~ tl,u homo OF her uncle. Dr. l..
". Shtckl oford. in this city. has re-
turned to Portsmouth. Va
The Girls Friendly society. which
la" fitted up beautifully furnished
rooms in tho Traction Company build
ins. on West Main street. held it's FIRST
imcctinS in these rooms on Wednesday,
evening, aud gave something on the
order Of u reception party.
Miss Mary larkcr has returned from
q visit of several weeks among rola-
'tiNcs mt l.ynchburG. VA.
Miss Anna Lon. has gone 10 Eich-
mond. where sh. will spend several
weeks with relatives.
The Tourists ciuh met with Mrs w
-. Carmichael on Friday Afternoon. and
was entertained by her Ut the Country
cub. Mrs T.. *. powc read an inter-
oStinC rIpcr CT: America. q Nation OF
Great Bridges. Notes. uy Mrs. !. s.
Carr. Jr.. were on ''touCrctc-Its Value
TO tho Building World" Mrs. - A.
Carr was on the program for - reading
on The Panama Canal" Mrs. r. G.
Graham led tho discussion. which was
on some Engineering. Fcats."
The tp-to-bittes met on Tuesday af-
tcipoon with Mrs. .Iu!ij, SaSscr. on Lib
crty street II was one of the most in
tcrcst!nG nud dciphiful meetings OF
the many Tho club has had in the pa st
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. \. Baldwin have
zone to New York for a two weeks
visit.
Miss Alice Wilie,sol.. who has been
in the city visiting Miss Grace Will>cr-
%pN. has '"''''ned to her home in Will
mington, y. c.
Mrs. l.. -. smith has gone TO Wilson
on :, visit TO her brother. L. II. cozart
Miss Iona Cole, Of Raleigh who has
been the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. t.. g.
colo. has returned home.
Miss Mary Bryan Griswold went to
Charlotte yesterday to visit her friend
Miss Mae London.