Evening journal., 1915-08-28

a meeting of clubwomen at shoshone.
Idaho.
Miss Elizabeth Noise and Clarence
e. Hall were married on Wednesday
evening at the parsonage OF Union
NJ. E. Church. The Rev. DR.. w. F.
Corkran, pastor of the church. Of
hciated.
Miss Bertha Graham, Of Rowlands-
willie. Nd. is spending some time with
her nephew. James Graham. 25 Sixth
avenue.
Miss Cassie Frugolia has returned
home from an extended visit to rela-
tives in Brooklyn. n. Y. Miss Mary
Frugolia, who has been on a visit
with relatives at Brooklyn, N. Y, and
Boston, Mass, has returned home.
Miss Anna and Bessie Dick, OF
Brooklyn. N. Y. are the guests OF
Miss Mary Frugolla, at TIA Madison
street.
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Willard Yarnall, Of 1902 West
Sixth street. has been confined to his
home on account Of Illness. Yester-
day was the first time this week that
he was able to leave his bed.
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Ensign and Mrs P. A. stevens are
being congratulated on the arrival Of
son. Both the baby and the mother
are doing we'll.
Graham Crawford has returned
from a three weeks stay at Atlantic
City
What was perhaps the leading So
cial event Of the season at Longport,
New Jersey, was a concert that was
given there in Borough Hall for the
benefit of the Church of the Redeem
err last Saturday evening, and al
which Mrs. Katherine T. G. Wales,
well known soprano of this city, was
one of the soloists. Mrs. Wales, who
possesses a soprano voice Of rare
quality that has won for her a high
reputation in musical circles Of New
York. Washington, Philadelphia and
elsewhere, has been soloist and choir
director at the Church Of the Re
deemer at Longport during the sum
mer months. At the concert there
last Saturday evening she sang the
famous Jewel song from GOunod'i
opera. Faust" and also the flower
duet from Puccinis opera Madam,
Butterfly" The latter aria she sans
with Mrs Marie Stone Langston, vel
known contralto OF Philadelphia
Gowned as Marguerite" Mrs. Wales
gave a dramatic impersonation of tn,
famous Jewel" scene in Faust. Thl
concert was attended by a large an,
fashionable audience and proved {,
be one of the most interesting events
, of the summer season at Longport
Alton B. Dougherty. also well know
as organist at Westminster Presby
terrain Church. was accompanist 70
the soloists, who included. I'm add
ton to Mrs. Wales, Mrs. Marie Ston
Langston, of Philadelphia, contralto
, Mrs Albert F. Sachse. pianist; Mis-
/, Estella Mayer. pianist; Miss Gertrud
Moffett. 'cellist; Miss Phyllis Bus
field. violinist; Donald Redding. 9
Philadelphia. baritone, and ]. Henri
Warren, tenor.
Among the patronesses for the a
fair were Mrs John r. Minick. Mr.
, Hubert Sellers, Mrs. William Diss
, ton. Jr. Mrs. Bradshaw Chincheste
, Mrs. Wv. Lamborn. Mrs. Loui
i HUT, Mrs Charles p. Perot, Mrl
Percy Remington and others, all {
whom are well known in Philadelphi
and New York society.
Upon her return to this city mex
month, Mrs. Wales will take up he
! work as soloist at Central Presby
/ terrain Church. Since her arrival a
Longport early in the summer, sh
y has taken an active part in the mu
I steal and social life of that charm
ing little resort. With George Sutton
! the we'll known baritone Of Harris
I burg, Pa. she was recently a CUES
Of honor at a musical tea that wa
given by Mrs. George Eaton at he
cottage at Longport
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