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New Britain herald., 1916-07-12
Berlin News PLAN ID RELIEVE SCHOOL CONGESTION
Basement in KenSingtOn Grammar
 Building Mill Be Used
THAT IS THE ONLY WAY OUT
Mes Bugbee Praised for Standing of Poom-5udge Griswold Hears In- feresffng Case Concerning Local 
 Man and New York Firm

The July meeting of the school board was held in the town court room last evening. President John T. Eolumphy presided and with the ex- ceDtion Of two bers, all of the board was present. The principal topic Of discussion was the congestion 4a the Kenslngton district. Several plans were suggested to relieve this during the past few months, but all were not considered feasible. After e1usf Gera ole discussion, the board de- cided fo fit out room in the base 1asnt of the KensinRton Grammar school F, r, Day, chairman of the building commitcte, has estimated that such a room will cost approxi- T1ateIT szz0> The floor will be of ma pie and DIackboards will be con- aCructed. The room will be used for rec1tations only, the children going there for only short intervals It is not supposed that short recitations there will in any way affect the health of inc pupils.
 Regarding the teaching force for next year. Superintendent J. w. Dows reported that all positions have been filed except the one In the Blue Hills which was vacated by the resignation of Miss Helen DunleaVy. The super intendcnt expects to have that posi- 4lon fled within the next few days and at the same time will present list Of the teachers to the secretary of :ha board.
 The following hills were ordered paid: D. MoMillan, for ribbons for diplomas. %91: r. W. Martin com pany, for diplomas, $50; A. Fl. Ber- geron, $3. The meeting then sd- journed.
 Has High Standing.
 During the meeting, Superintendent Dows told of a letter which he re- ceived recently from the state board Of education, regarding the standing of the lower grade room in the wor- thington school. The letter states that the board has placed that room in the first class of model rooms The lower rooms in country schools gener- ally have more than one grade and each year the state board makes a record of the work and grades the standings. Superintendent Dows felt very gratifed over the announcement and was warm in his praise of Miss Edna Bugbee, who has charge. Miss Bugbee has been very conscientious in her labors and her merit has been sustained by the board. Every effort will be made next year to have the room keep the same high standing
 Hears Civil Suit.
 For the first time in over a year,
New Britain herald., 1916-07-12

Only the flashing lights that played in his clear blue eyes and the laugh ter that bubbled from lips ordinarily stern set gave a hint of Captain Paul exploit of the submarine Deutschland, which he commands, as he told the story of the submarines remarkable voyage from Germany to the United States Discussing Shakespeare with facility as great as that with which he explained the workings of his deep sea microphone, speaking in excellent, carefully chosen English
New Britain herald., 1916-07-12

approval. On the receipt the abbre- Viation Zap" in the opinion of the witness meant Approval" She also said that she understood the matter would be fixed by tho following Satur- day or the money refunded.
 Attorney tpson wished to take the stand as a witness. because of his connection with tho receipt but Judge Hungcrford strenuously oh- jected Attorney Upson said the ah- breviation was for the word Account" and tho letters were really "apo" which he termed short way of writing 'hcrount" Judge Hungerford stid he novor hoard of that and asked the court for n non-autt and Judgment Tor the defendant on the counter claim. Judge Griawold then ad- 1ourned the case until next Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.
 Taxes Coming Fast
 Taxes are coming in this year faster than ever according to Ts. Collector Charles F. Lewis Mr Lewis said this morning that already he has taken In betwxn 324,000 and S2b,oo0, leaving approximately 5000 to be collected. This beats last years record by about 3Z,00G. The towns people have made the collectors lob Ashter than ever this year. nearly all SehdlnH In their taxes irnrnediafeIv arter receiving a. bill Mr. Lewis ap- preclates this action very much. Of ihst years taxes, only about sl60 re mains to be collected and if is ez iected that amount will be gathered ' 'io near future. Personal taxes are coming slow, but it is tEouay,f ,be.l Will be paid as soon as this period If vacations is over.
 Bank Annual
 inc annual meeting of the ogr,.,, ators Of the Berlin Savings Bank will De held Wednesday, July I3 sf / o'clock, according to s o1tet,tay s.,,, 'o the corporators yesterday Dmeefs Will De elected for the ensuing yea, 1ho report presented for the Dasf year. Seven trustees will be chosen %' 'iiiS time The reports hsye not ooen cohnpieteh as vef, but lt is ez- pected that an tnnrease over les; year business will be shown.
 Irene Ethel Laurence.
 The funeral of Irene Ethel, The sig 1 weeks old daughter Of Nr apa afts 1 h' J .Laurence, of Kensingt0n will be l iie'o rom the home tomorrow sitter 1 nooh. lnterment will take place in | Kensington.
 Lawn Party.
 Miss Florence Clarity eufettait3ed twenty of her friends at # lawn uatfv at her home on Farmfngton road l last evening. The evening Has en Joyaply spent with games and niusi- cal selections The lawn wna taste fully decorated with n profuaion of lanterns and bunting and all prcn ent report happy time.
 Briefs
 MT. and Mrs Benjamin Damon and daughter, of Milwaukee, are the guests of Mrs. H. F. Damon.
 Roland and Ruth Crandal are spending 8 vacation with their grand m other in Pittsf1eld, Mass.
 The ladies of the Grange will hold a shirtwaist dance In the Grange hall Friday evening.
 The stores began their summer closing today, Business came to standstill at 12:15 o'clock.
 Willis and Margaret Ronketty of are the guests of their grandmoth Mrs. Patrick O'Donnell of Southington.
 Mrs E. w. Mildrum and children, Henry and Philip. of East Berlin are visiting Mrs. Ralph Marian in Dalton, Mass. Mrs Marian was formerly Miss Sarah Greene, local teacher.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-12
At the Camp Grounds

A lecture by Truman J Spencer 1n "A ShakeSpearian Art Gallery will be q feature of the ChauyauQua program thta evening, The lecture will t4 5r connection with the celebration ot Shakeapcare'a tercentenary to which todav'a ReaRion of the assembly was largely devoted. This afternoon there was n ShnItespearian song recital by Mrs. Alice Worcester Weeks.
 The classes are now working di1i- gently and are TT king most encourag- ing progress The teachers expect that the number of graduates for Rec ognition day will exceed that of any previous meeting.
 The colony at the grounds con- tinues to STOW. visitors from various parts Of the state augmenting it for the Shakespca~n relchration tonight. The lecture tontsht is expected to draw many more.
 Demonstrate Cooking Utensils.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church has arranged with the manufacturers for demonstra- tlon of aluminium cooking utensils at the church parlors tomorrow after noon at 5 o'clock A small admission fee will be charged. Each of the ladies attending will be presented with an aluminium sauce pan.
 During the afternoon refreshments will be served.
 Brief Items
 James Graham. son of John F. Ora ham, returned to his home in Ban tam today after spending some time here with his grandparents.
 The Foresters' baseball team will play the fast Pawnee nine of New Britain Sunday afternoon at Aliens field.
 A months mind mass for Mrs. Mar garet E. Skinner will be celebrated morning at o'clock in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
 Mrs. Arthur Farrar and sons of North Washington street are visiting with relatives in Pittsfeld Mass.
 The young son of MT. and Mrs. Frank CiambielIo was discovered by ts parents yesterday afternoon eating he contents of a Pyrox can. The poi i son Is used for spraying and is of a deadly character Dr. l.. H. Frost was l jailed to treat the child before the i poison had a chance to work. The ! physician pumped the drug from the ! title fellows stomach and today no | Il effects were apparent. The child i ook enough of the poison to kill sev- i ral people. and were it not for the ! finely arrival of the doctor his life 1 would have been forfeited. i District Deputy A. J. Greener will . nstall the officers of Court General -awton, F. of A, at the meeting to e held on Monday. July 24.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-12

and gestnring hardly at all, Cal koenig IDomcd large, as the ty
 modern ocean adVenturer, and hd modest about it all. He is no stra
 to America. Forty-nine years oil was born in tho Thuringen fore| a citizen now of Bremen and haa lowed the sea practically all hisl He haT never been in the Gel navy, though, like all seafaring tons, he became automaticall1 mem Der of the German naval re5 He has been a captain more twenty years, during which tim has commanded various vessels. visited New York last in commaI the Princess Irene in 1913.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-12

be a strong candidate and would poll a heavy vote throughout the district
 Any ot the candidates however would probably he successful at the polls, judging from past performances a> the district is overwhelmingly re publican,
New Britain herald., 1916-07-12
NOT SORRY FOR ACT

New Haven, July 12.-"Im not sor- ry for what I did", said Aaron Ton trell, or Toniceiac, at the hospital to- day to which he had been taken after shooting hemself. He said he was Respondent. He may recover
New Britain herald., 1916-07-12

For some unknown reason all the talk about a Japanese invasion has quieted down. This will give rise to some new claims for distinction. Mil itiamen will maintain that they scared Japan out.=MilWaukee News
New Britain herald., 1916-07-12

FURNISHED ROOMS and board 65
 East street, PlainviIle 7-7-1O-12x
New Britain herald., 1916-07-12

REGULAR soc QUALITY, SALE PRICE 39c YARD
 Voies and organdie, in stripes paids and figures also lace cloth; regular soc grade goods sale price ......................., yard
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
News Of the Wayfarers,

Mrs Henry n Yates NJ ifsi yates
nnd Mrs hebt Morgan ars ~ beverly
Hills. Cal.
Mr. 8 WIN Hamilton is taking q south
arn tfip returning the eastern way. and
viii BE- gone about a month.
Mrs W ~ r'onda II IN Jacksonville,
MA. this week, visiting her sister, Mfs
Ralph Murphy, bii is expected hons
some time nsKt week
Mrs Frank Hamilton has taken a bun
aaiow ~ Hollywood, Cal. 70 bs near
Mas Wiltshire, whose school tha Mart
borough. IS AZ Hollywood
NJ ana Mrs y, A Higgins. NJ ard
Mrs G y f-Blisr and daughter. Miss
Mary FULLER. and M an1 Mrs Nelson
rphikd and their dauahtar. ware ~ the
nllnmore hotel. New York. iaat week
MI snd Ntn q w Wattiss ana dauah
fsfs are expected home the snd N this
week. from fheif california home ~ ii6l
iyW0bd whsfa thsy have bash HiHfa the
first N February
Mrs II q Smith nia wsHt IN fsails
f0fHIa February With her daughter, Hfs.
~ h fdnpleish, IL s1pseied haeh lie
iaiief part 81 thia wssh NFs rnppieian
snd aan. william sil remain m lha eaaat
Until MAJ
M aud sifs dould hlets and ~ and
Mra iierbsf wheeler ARE ~ Rfeasat IN
Nav fofh tho uisHia N Nj and
MfH Hehnfmsfhorn tHih 81 and Nra
nlols and ~ and ufs Wheeler hats
heen travelling ia Flafida Nhcfn they
Wefe together paH II the Tins "a ~
AMhuatlHe
Mrs na6tes vesa wha haa hsen Walt
Inc har sister Mrs CHARLES q Allen anA
Captain Alien ln fhiladslphla faf taa
weeks las there Nandaf far New tafh.
accompanied ht hnf ahn nsarFs aha "a
enjoying bia vacation ffam tHWfaHerfllla
rhsF viii aiaa tisll n naslan hHfaea hH
rutufns q tahoai Me- Ram stil NOT fa
turn hsfafs Raster
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

eiaAs. spent satgrdag aHd sun1A1 - bls
home III tsialr, het, Dat retDrnss - the
eoiisse hiil MoBasg 10 remain ~ Belle
we ne remainder ~ The feeese.
Miss Anne ~ Johnston, president ~
M asdiof eiass II spending me holidays
~ hsr honls ~ C;olneH Binffa
staDAan Cummings spent no week end
~ ~ hons in Council Digffs but rsa
turned ~ the cOlisgs blii for ths feBaiBs
or ~ tbs vacation
Nfs n. l., Carter dseb ~ women,
lsf T'bgfs1ay fgr t,laitsmDuth 70 visit
hsr cousin. 8iss olive Class me sEpeets
~ return be fbA mi NJ the week
EBisfg Esnssi Zimmerman N he class
N lSl Il making ths college bls head
quarters fof fhs end n ths wesk, Hhils
aiding Aiisssir Short 10 bic mission work
~ AVER
A psrfg of Bellevue college psopls A.
tended the funeral ~ riair Thursday al
sf1oon u Lea Smith, sss1 corn naKHats
nb0 wa Inc father ~ geyHl1aif smith
siaF collage aebatsf. ana 0f Airline emitb,
honor student ~ the senior class Ths
party included Bissss Myrtle Hunter NJ
r.. Carter an1 lssfnies Miller, Mrs. Liaa
~ Churchill, Mr. Pau Cummings, NJ
Elmer IiardlsBBsri ard Prof and Mrs
W. ~ Htoboli.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
News of the School Set,

Mrs Mfn0H Weilef II N bOfus ff9B
m Msfg6 ahbSei A. Knoxville m
two .Naskg Vseation
Miss hHGb 9luslef, Wi0 II ~ Nfs
somefs seiio6l N Warrington, spent hsi
vacation n aew Yefk last Neek
Miss HaOnm ToNis, vim hAs bssf
sDsnding the spftnR Vanaii0D A. homs
fstufhs ~ Bfs1fad aeahsmg t8fdoff0N
Br John usBighsn H., II expected
home from cDrpsii f6f his spring gaes.
lion. witch begins ob wednesday, n iiii'
week,
ciafsnoe pstsp n At southern pihasl
n, n, rse5gsrine fr6m sli9tt operation
wtieh nsassslssisd his leaving Yais f6i
sbor tiDs.
Miss Esther w1hsin snd Niss vif
ginie Offuu anG DsnmaB Ko8Htzs. aii
N whGm we're home fsf ths spring w.
eati6B, baVa rsturned n sahOol
Mise gniilv Ksiisr spent bsf vsosti1h
from ROSEMARY Hall with her mother,
Mr. Charles B Ksiisf, IN PhilsdslDiiia,
with Lieutenant ana Mfs. ifaf0l1 Keller,
Miss Flofmes Russell Il home fGf hsf
Eastaf vsdaii0n, but returns Monday ~
Smith collage Ter sistsf. Miss Aims
Russell, is also hSfns ffom The state uni
vsfsffy until i0mou0N.
Miss Elizabeth Rsoa. st me Bsnustt
school a. 1iilboot, ~ n, sDenf her
vacation lac, Naek with soho0i friends
In Boston and ~ Pail River. Msss Ter
Sister Hiss Brns fssed ~ Vsssaf Vis.
itsd a college mate # EswtokiY. ~.
Miss 0rsos Allison vii spend bet
Faster holidays from The convent ~
Manhattapv4iis, NJ r., with Miss ffigliis
Hartmann. who also goes 70 The eoH
vent. ana wtose parents, Major and Nfs.
Can Hartmann, are stationed ~ Gov
suOFs island
Mr. Albert f3bbsussa strives today
from Dartmouth, an4 Waifmab Waitsfs
N ths ssrus ooiisEs viii be home Mon
day. stopping cvsf Sunday ~ Kfu4Hha,
wis. 10 sse his sister, Mrs Harriet, ~
Ksuper fisil Miss Walters vacation
eomss April a.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Notes Of Interest.

7 Miss Efna Reed, who II ~ vaAsAr has
bern ehoesn On the daisy chain COMMITTEES
this gsef, sB honor eoget1d bg every
vasssf Kfri
DF ! Fre1sfok TaBs10n 0f B1ps,
Mont formerly ~ Omaha, IL spending a
fan days IN the dry, sn route 10 Nsw
York, where hs viii taxa special course
IN surgery and attend the large eiinies
through the sstt
Mrs Bgpbsmia johnson, principal ~
I BFoNnal Baii, returned sunday from
chieego and len ihd same day FOR Den
gsr ~ spend fhs week at hsr own homs
there @hs vii return Monday in true
I for the opening ~ school after the
spring vacation
Mr.. Cornelius Riley and small sons
Gordon and Richard. isfs Friday for
Dallas. Tex. where they viii ioin M
Riley fof about three months Miss Maud
Ryan. who has been tho guest Of her
sister. Mrs Riley. fof a number ~ weeks
10 Bow with MiN Marie Riley, ana isavaa
later m the week for her home IN Port
land. ore.
MrF Aoshisr eofpefrsr returned
Wednesday from New York Mrs 6isn
Wharton. who accompanied her saat faa
malnsd ovsr fof Welt - Fast orange,
IN D., ana feachsd home Friday Nh
colpsi1af and NJ Wharton with Nr
wnibaeh ~ GRAND Island returned
Thursday from nYa weeks business trip
10 tie parifie roast
a. the bennett sehaol a. Miiihrook,
.N, y, horseback riding Il one ~ iha
sports indnlard ~, a fine stable bainR
kapi vs. tha achaol foF thpse Rlria aha
eare ta leam ~ ride MlaH Elizabeth
Reed daughter " Mr. ami Nee ~
Reed s a student there and recently at
ne eeha8i sxhlhii won fret rfltf f6e
jumping IN MAY The sehoo haa - aB
nua horse shaw % which many NialaW
~ aha Mlss nsod who Rraduafss fWa
1uns, Nii participate
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
In and Out Of the Bee Hive.

mn 9e0fRs TgHiaf IL visiting fsiahgss
IN in1labhpoils fof shout tsn daIs.
MI banitf UFakf fstBfBsd ne iattsf
DaH ~ he Wesk fFem Hollywood, Cal,
Mfs J. ~. DyAHs il visiting Onsha
fifH1s 8Hd IL staying at ne FentsHells,
MlFs Alice Royal fuiizlsf lsn lsst
Nesk fef hsw Y0fk 70 Hsit Miss ottois
ANsmifh
Nfa n, b. Bbrss sb9 Mrs. " n eaids
nst returned ffiaaH from bkhsisiof
B0fiDss
MI ., W. Tfreasoh Niss Lucille
l'seons guest returns tom9roW % ehi'
0ag0.
Nisa Eleanor Na6kAy uili return the
fret ~ tha wesk f9m aa extended visit
m me east
Miss Kga Don hss fst1fnsq from
Seattle. Hhete sbe Visited her sister Mrs.,
Russell pishaf
MI ana Nv. 4, N Bf0es ~ Montreal
Canada. afs Stopping ~ tbs FqBtshsiis
. fsN DAYS his week,
Mrs. A. 4 cGCiaV Wsut - burlington,
H., The latter paFt n the pesk 70 visit
fef inc ~ three wasks
Mfs A VI Klnslff fstHfnsG last week
from q weeks usit III ehiaskg viii Nj
and Ms. Frank = Cowgirl
Mr. Wiigeb t9N returned sunday
from chiesRe, where sba had been vis,
itlHg her e0usln Miss wilson
Mf snd Mfs n. ", Norman, VI, ann
daughter. Miss Mary, ace ekEeelfa hume
from I1Eesisl0f Springs MONDAY
Miss Mary p1iillipp lsf Friday sven
iHe fef Detroit ~ visit her sister, Mrs,
Frank Whkina am NE wilkins for
two weeks
I Mrs. W. n Murphy aBd Niss ifslsB
NuFDhV sn1 Mr., dfefes f.aisf AMI ehiis
afsn havs fsturbsq from . winter spent
~ california,
Mrs, jean Marie gHlslsin, who has
been hAfe with her mother, Mrs, w
i0F coffmsB, snd aistff. Afe ", w.
DiKoB, fef some weeks, isn WsdnsRdsB
~ l0iB NJ. Gmsiaih IN Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02

gh0 bags been ~ the Fontenslls since
their fstufu ffOm California, afs staying
Nltii NJ AMI AE, r. Is klmbaii Tor a
fsN dags until theif own bomf u opened.
nm apa Mrs M A. Fraser lsft sunday
fsf nis aegfb. 70 W. gone tw0 wssbs N
longer Theg wefe N f1uisyilie WsaHss'
my mn aabset 70 ~ - fsf ~ New
gflSAns
mn Haita y paset vim vent essi
N nm hff son lliobardi I'M tlis Esstef
gsfatloB ff0m iAWfsuesviiis, is W View
Y6tF Vim HiH Nfs gsae returns hohif
THE Nfsk
Nv *. 4 gsn0H lsft SUNDAY for fhs
aAai fg be Niib hsf saH Wadislah' dur
ibs bis tsfspoB f0m Ea4ief thsg VII
sDegH Me linn IN Boston and New Yofk
M sad Nm J. ~ soobis viii rsihn
ffoia OflHsp1s, ne, ibs latter part of
ne Nsea. ~ cenfad Young ami Niss
YUM, Aiig haze he'd thsif apartment
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Inttrksllnn Gueata.

Rev. fsfsasaeh n Nli0t m cambfiaFs,
vim speaks before the Uuiisrisn soeisty
IN Tgfpin's hsi fiis morning and nsTt
sunday, 4 aee6fnpatlsa % bis rssis .
no ~ nfa Eiiof. 4 bfi0s ~ come
plegfhA Many affairs afs ~ planning
fhle weak foF me K8i0ta THsa1ay - Ws
romperisi eigb. she fFassses and eofas
gnlitfe members ~ tts Unitarian soeisiY
VII Rles = isfge ipufhsoa. sB6 WsdnssF
daY sfiefn0oB ne Woman's alliance VII
rive q lsa ~ ne hons N NJ snd Mrs.
Gfmae " llalafeas ~ h0n0f ~ me
fgnLfiaas pastor ana ~ brl1s,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
cathroe Marauardt Weddlng

ffHf NfdHlHF M Mlag ThHW0ltf Va
nlsfat daughter N Hf aud nrs II. y.
8amUaial ~ william cafbrar tank
flste e fhe nome n the bfidss nafenis
Wednesday efenlnE - ooiocs Rev
a Nafafn peffefmed ihs ceremony
tf hti9e Haff hasn M lgaff aaiin
fNd sffifa sh0Nff ~ hadfs roses ller
0Nlf afHAHem sha diamond and pearl
laFaifsfe Fiff ~ tie efeom
Ma g HaiNiafdt played ths afddlua
m6fea ana iiiile Mise ilelsn rathf0f car.
Flfa iHe flnF ~ faila Ulf Aisa ARf
teihf9a aflsd w. afiHesmaia sHd ltHrt
Mafaasfal ~ hsat Hsn
Mi end Ms Faihfaf Will BE- ~ home
afff AFn M % "a iiaHfmfi street.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Llnlnger Travel Club.

The LiHibEsf Travel 9gb and Afs
FlsHk r. liaiier visited lhe House ~
iiops Friday afternoon. a masioal H5'
ffam Naa siffn w Hias Charlotte iiHnts
lny Mis- Emily Muis.Hgfr, Miss Bsaigh
ffand. Mias #nla tfaHd aHd Miss Gene.
lefe Eean recitation, "6feetlnas.'
Haa aieea ~ tilHs Madeline Cohn, A..
ief iat W0gam. flie daB sefVed rsfrfh
mente - Nf eid pfoiae u the home ana
aegt fensfion y q 70 tho building N
fhs Hf ii9Yse n ii0ps IN PigFsues
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Personal Mention.


Dr flobeft ~ AnsiiB bas rsturnst
from ths esst
~ Alfred Jefferson haf returned from
q month ~ Excelsior epftnks,
Nfs George Adams u ORdsn, Utah
spsBt ths week end With ~ ana Mrs
James ttaadt
Mrs George Patterson, who has beaH al
ihe Colonial for ths winter returns 70
her apartment ~ The hniehefboekef ills
week
M ami afa. clarke rowsiis new home
a 100 eaHs street ln Dundee IL about
completed and they vii move into u
fhs middle N tie week
Mn ". n Nofsman, Who has ivsn
enfioaliV gu f0f fegsfsi weeks, ls 20
much Improved that be vas able 70 laks
a short drive fueadeF
Junior Naab. a0n NJ Nfs q a Nash
wh0 WAS one ~ tbH Ninters scarlet
fever victims, has completely recovered
and returned 10 sfhgai iast week
Mrs i r uLeafR ana deuahlafs.
Marion lean and Harriet VIII leave
today for KaHfas clfF 20 Fiait Mrs.
otNafys Sister. Mm Frederick Handa
M A smith ann Miss smith ~ and
Mm naffEa fhuuuaanni Ara NepfRe a
nohsfta and fillzabath habeua ~ Omaha
afs AMONG ihe new arrivals a The tinH
hotel, s6alpior hp1NHa No
Mrs Nfanh W ildsnn "a entertaining
her father aHa sister. sir Dawn liuflnh
ana Mfa d n Chasa ~ Minneapolis
Mr nluah hna Nfs fhasr expect q
mehe tas Nrehs tlsii % umaha
Mt aHd hpls a ~ Hefdl ala hhts
had the q llasewaiff house faf the
hmifF HnsRnd tHfF hnma m nfnanN
mWmaF f8r me Nmmar Mfh llasa
uaieD uaHftsf does nal return fsn
Pasadena HnlH Naf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
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ms tiaiaa flhh VIM b4F Nc nest aaHas
waanHs3af ttnlHF ArfIl il ~ Hstfe
pnllian haH
fhs tadiea autHBff q HahlHief latEf
~ the nAsi unAH aifss aaaaiha
PARTY - lha ilaia uane rissdaF sFan
ing
tnssthle# Mtfnaat aitl tnlaHaln Al
heF huwe lih q AsnFs iHF iha q Ta a
central iiiNh sfhmN a'Hh MnuasF a4ehs
lnT
kifa uaaFae Meirlfes Hiil hs Hostess
~ tha Amateur Mnslbal e.ut Nn iha -
sasiHN n ith Netl metliHs fvitHF aftaf
rBNN krfil n
fha RuHNs' iNNlra Nisb hral Hisl
isif han sWi hs sitau Nhsml4fs
asAam frha sHlHs fh's 8aH a
ha.ua HWaut fHtaH Hsfie ad
WA fM8wh eaiu fNn aAH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Mrs Merrill 10 Lecture

DHlsba women feesiRs With Interest ms
announcement thst Mrs Anthony Merrill
n chlesRo IL ~ begin new ssftss q
lectures hsrs directly after fant, the first
oss ~ bs On Faster Monday A. pres
ent shs IL lsetBrins n N pam and Min.
Beapoila under the management ~ Mrs.
william n, Martin of this city, who was
Instrumental IN bringing Mrs. Merrill q
Omaha last spriHK The lectures viii be
Riven. a. last year, ii different housea,
ihots offered 20 faf Including Mrs, Fred
fismiitgn's. Brs " Dsughsrty's. Sire
Howard IsaidndEss and Miss Jessie
Miiiand's
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Among the Visitors

Maa fifafH NaF9hfun q entertaining
Miss Aliaa Hoffman e nas Maiufs
Mp fuihs heelfiis has as hsf slsal
Me- IaHiz maam sHd snail suH ~ Hsh
HAa titf
Sire hiiwafd hlna ~ NsFiuWa neanl
VA u sisiilNH hEr aanalN Alfs Mas
safft illtHHan ara famllY
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-02
Engagement Announced.

NJ and Mrs Louis 0rio0 N cbiesgo
formerly ~ Forest Farm Benson. an.
Boanee the engagement ~ tIsif daughl
tsf 0olds 10 J0sspt atisfisr N fbis eify,
Misc OfiOff N si present visiting IN
Oaaha. bst vii Leave for her hofns n
ne near future. The wedding viii b.
soismDizsd IN chicago IN he summer ~
datA not definitely fired as yst
M ana Nrs Charles Edw1n Wells n
Wiimftts. iil, announce the engagement
N their daughter Hazel Helen, 70 M,
Charles Wadsu0rih Moody N Wllmstts.
NJ Moody lived ~ Omaha until four
geArs $50. when he moysd ~ Chicago.
Nh. and Mfa A. Nushhin Rnngunas
the engagement N tbelf daughter Isoss
10 NJ Iiarfy haiashaak N this city
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