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Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-29
A former Mobegan resident

Denison A. Davis, of Mystic, gave a linen shower last Thursday evening for Miss Sadie Donohue whose mar riaee with Jeremiah Donohue of West erly took place this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-29

The United States Civil Service commission announces for October IS and 19 an examination for interpreter, for men only, to fill vacancy at $1.- 200 year in the Immigration service at Ellis Island. N. Y. It is desired to secure e1igibles qualified in Danish and Norwegian,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-29

Mrs. Walter w. Concklin entertained 25 members of the Kings Daughters circle of St. James church, New Lon don, of which she is the leader, at z barn party at Meadowbrook farm Quaker Hill, Wednesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-29

Return has been made at Middle town of the marriage of Arthur R. Dandurand of that city and Miss Ruth Agnes Epps of New London, in New London, August 5. The ceremony was performed by Rev. James W. Bixler, pastor of the Second Congrega tional church.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-29

The state tuberculosis commission is preparing invitations to be sent out broadcast in the state to draw all those interested to New Haven on October F and 12 when the third New England conference on tuber- culosis will be held.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-29

The fall meeting of the Music Teachers association of Connecticut is to be held Friday, October 6, at the Center Church house, Hartford An informal conference will be held at 1.45 D. m, followed by lecture by Miss Kate $. Chittenden, of New York.
 The Employment Bureau of the United Workers, which, after Novem- Der 1st supplies work for fifty women each season. had a successful sale of aprons, rugs, etc, in the Thayer build ing, ednesday and Thursday, dispos- hand.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
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The sun., 1916-10-22

lIalbor. the villa Of her step-grand-
mother. Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin. She
has passed Il good deal Of her time
abroad II during the early period Of
the war assisted in tho work of the
American Ambulance Hospital in
Paris. Her mother, who was Florence
Baldwin. by which name she Is now
known. has lived abroad many years.
She is now in Rome with her daughter,
Miss Gladys Deacon, and another
daughter is Princess Albert Radziwill
of Poland.
Mr.. Gray is a son Of the late Judge
John Clinton Gray by his first mar
riage. His mother before her marriage
was Miss Gunther Of this city and she
was a sister Of Mrs. WILDER Bloodgood.
He was graduated from Harvard in
1897 and vas an Assistant District
Attorney under William Travers
Jerome. He II a member Of the knick-
erbocker. University and Racquet
clubs.
Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert Of 500 Park
avenu has announced the engage
inent OF her daughter. Miss Mary
oiiDtit. W LuNW Wi itti
Hickman Of this city. Miss Gilbert.
who Is a granddaughter OF Mrs. David
Terry Williams Of Richmond, Va, vas
introduced to society two years ago
when her mother gave a dance for her
at Sherry's. She Is a sister OF Miss
Anne Gilbert and Of Riley Miles Gil
bert.
MIR. Hickman ia the son Of Mrs.
Jamea Hickman and a nephew Of John
Roe Hickman Of London. England. lie
was graduated from Yale In 1912 and
he Is a member Of the Phi Beta Kappa
Society. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Henry Ward
Of Rye. y. Y, announced recently the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Mildred Sutton Ward. to Henry :.
Marion. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Marion Of Hartford. Conn. Miss Ward
Is a descendant OF the first Cornelius
Vanderbilt. her mother having been
Miss Ethelinda Vanderbilt Allen before
her marriage. The wedding will take
place this winter.
The sun., 1916-10-22

Mrs. Hugclcs VIII bc for the winter al
1913 E;aet Scycnty-ffth street. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jay Sch.cffelin have re-
turned from Tranquility Farm. their
country place in Asheville. near Bar
Harbor. Me, and are at their home for
the winter.
Among those recently leaving New
port for their New York homes were
Mrs. W. barclay Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gordon King. the Misses King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulding Fosdick and
Mr.. end Mrs. Hamilton Wilkes Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 4. Messcrvy left
some time asa and are at their Coun-
try home in pcapack. y. j. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Rhinelandcr ?d will he Ut
$50 Park venue for the winter and
Mrs. James \. Burden has taken an
apartment ~ Carlton House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wright Harri-
man have decided to join the Long
Island colony and last week they pur-
chased from Mr.. and Mrs. Philip, W.
Livermorc Arcade. their place in
Brookviiic. which is in the vicinity OF
Piping Rock. Mr.. ANA Mrs. Lawrence
Shade, who went g. Paris soon after
their marriage last December. are
shorty - return her" II they win be
with Mrs. SHADES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Thaw. who have an
apartment al 6IO Park venue Mr..
and Mrs. j. Scare barclay have come
from southampton 20 the Lorraine for
the winter, and Mr.. ana Mrs. w. Sew
ard Wchb, it,. have come from Man
the Vanderbilt.
Count and Countess onto Salm-
Hu~ogstraeten have" gone To the White
Sulphur Springs. whnr" Mrs. Joseph
Pulitzer went last wc.k. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl \. de GersdnrfT and the Misses
Josephine and Alma Il" Gersdorff hay..
gone from l.cnuX to the Virginia Hot
Springs to remain until the early pnr'
OF next month. and Miss Civilise Alex
andre. who has been in LenoX since
the early part OF the spring. is visiting
in Bernardsville. lie sister, Miss Anna
Alexandra, il now with Mrs. T. Futon
Cutting in Tuxedo Park.
There will be n costume Ganyr 81
Friday night at the sleepy Hollow
Country Tub with Halloween fsa-
lures. and on the following night at
the Ardsley Country Cluh there will be
o similar entertainments.
Miss Margaret Preston Draper ana
Prince Andrea Boncompaeni nj Rome.
Italy, will be married at noon on
Wednesday at the home of The brides
mother. Mrs. William +. Draper, 1905
X street, Washington, ID. &. The we'd
ding ceremony will he a s!mp.c one
m according to the ritual OF the
Roman Catholic Church. into which
faith the bride to be will he received
before the wedding. Cardinal Gibbons
Of Baltimore will oficiate and i'm
The sun., 1916-10-22

street.
In -. Mary's church. ThNedo Park.
y. Y. on Saturday at noon vii, he
celebrated the wedding ~ Miss Eliza
beth adelaide Cannon. daughter hy a
former marriage o: Mrs. Theodore
Fre'inehuysen, 10 Henry Lul"n Of
Holland. The wedding viii lao simple
and Will h" witnessed by relatives and
a few intimate friends. Aftcrward
there Will he "A reception at the villa
Of Mr.. II MIR. F'rcl.nehuyecn. \
special train from Jersey city vii. take
guests from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F~relinghuysen vii. xiv.
"A series of entertainments this week
Tor Miss Cannon and her fiance, and Il
nuinhcr OF visitors at the Tuxedo col
ony vii! remain over FOR the wedding
and the week end. Miss Cannon Will
have Mrs. Lewis :. Morris for her
only bridal attendant.
\ wedding IN brooklyn on saturday
Of interest IN Manhattan Will be that
of Miss Dorothy Elliott. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Elliott. TO Amos
Morrill, of this city. II will Ii celo-
DRAFTED in 81. Barthoionew's Church.
On Pacific street near Bedford avenue
al I o'clock, Several of the bridal at
tendants and ushers will he from Man
haitian.
Mas Ruth blackboard Will he the
maid OF honor, and the other attend
ants Will include the Misses Esther
Auchincloss OF this city: E,eanore
Marshall OF Morristown. Nathalie
jourdan and Jessie Hopkins Of Brook.
Ign. Edward T. Morrill, will act as best
man and the ushers will he Percival
Dodge ana Stuart johnson of Manhat-
tan. Kenneth Moore Of Detroit, Lind
say Bradford OF Erookline. Mass;
Morgan Noyes Of Warren. Pa, and
Clinton Elliott. Jr. of brooklyn.
MIR. Morrill, will give his farewell
bachelor dinner AZ D~elmonico's on
Thursday night.
Among the first Of the November
brides Will ne Miss Clara Temple
hartman, daughter Of the late VIM. II.
Boardman, who will be married on No
vember | to Laurence Freeman Peck
at Clattercote Farm. tho country home
OF her mother, Mrs. william II. Board
man, in Ridgefield. Conn. The wedding
ceremony will h" celebrated quietly
and Will be followed by n reception.
Miss Dorothy Cramp. who viii be
married to Reuben j. Ross on the
afternoon of November l in the Church
OF h Resurrection. has chosen for
her bridal attendants the Misses Doro-
thy Manice, Caramai Carroll, Margaret
Kemp and Martha Bent, the last men
toned OF Philadelphia. Miss Cramps
former home. The best man IL to he
Ridley simpson. The brides mother
Will hold a very small reception after
the wedding at the home If Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Smith. 1863 East seven
tieth street, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
Peil, sister OF the bride to be. will give
n dinner and dance for the members
Of the bridal party on Saturday even
ing.
ARRANGEMENTS hav" been completed
for the wedding OF Miss Helen Donald
Haynes, daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
David bliphant Haynes, to John Trevor
Adams Of this city, II will lie "a home
wedding and will he celebrated on the
afternoon OF November IL at I o'clock
AT II West Ni~ncty-fourth street, the
home Of the brides parents, The Rev.
DIR. William W. Bellinger OF st. Az
ness Chapel will oficiats. Miss
The sun., 1916-10-22

mcdiately after the wedding ceremony
there will he a Iuptial mass to be
celebrated by Mgr. RUSSELL.
The unusual privilege of having
mass celebrated in n private house
has been bestowed by the church AL
thurit.cs on the family of the bride
groom IL be aDd the house VIII lie
arranged to represent "A chapel. There
will be present for the wedding ,ere-
moay only n small company Of rela-
t'v.s II Intimate friends, together
with n few members Of the Diplomatic
corps at Washington.
The br'd. vi. Ice escorted Ia ,he
altar by William King Richmond ~
Boston, an odd friend "f tn. family.
Miss Dora Glover. daughter Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs.. Richardson Clover
L. :. ", Will he her maid ~ hoaor
and III" Misses Faith and M.nna Riair,
daughters ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Mon,gom-
cry iilui: and eranddaush'ers ~ the
,a;e Gen. Draper. IN" brides father,
VII b" bridesmaids. Giuseppe Bram-
b.l.d. 60 Inscllor ~ the Italian Embassy
A. Washington. will act as hos; man.
There viii lo gwen for Mss DraIar
and her iilnce several Informal din
n"rs les WASHINGTON friends before
IN" wedding ceremony takes place.
Mr.. and Mr.. John baldwin Cochran
are giving a dinner for them to-day
and Mrs. Draper will give a dinner for
the members of the bridal party on
me night before the wedding.
After a shur, honeymoon trip Prince
I'oncompagni and his bride will leave
for Italy. where the Prince will rejoin
his regiment.
The sun., 1916-10-22

Invitations have been received here
for the wedding in Worcester. Mass.
on "Wednesday Of Miss Gretchen Rige-
low, daughter Of Mrs. Laurence Glib
bon l:igelow, to Paul Jones Thomp-
son. The wedding ceremony will he
cel"bated in 81. Marks Church and II
will lie followed by a reception at the
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For the benefit OF the settlement of
All Saints parish . series of four after.
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Mrs. Samuel Schir vNl make 'c- '.'
this winter AZ lol West E'Eh'H scse'
street.
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\ card party Will be given by tho
Beethoven club, Mrs. James Daniel
Mortimer president, ON November s "A,
the Rltz-Carlton.
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Mrs. Y. Willoughhy Mitchell v'' '"o'
the summer At 1.archmuut, las tatsu
apartment In the Spence Nilp,. $3.50 ST..
SiN,y-ninth street. for the v,l'c'
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The Ladies' AuXiliary Of st. Marks
Hospital Will give n card party at the
itttz-'ail,"n on Tuesday. 1t will ie
under the direction Of Mrs. l'lrlch
Srhocdlcr of 2is West 10th street.
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MI. and Mrs. Edward 4. I'nser OF %,
West Ninety-eighth street announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Mar
Garet niger, To Henry l.. Clips. &c date
has been set for the wedding.
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Mrs. Charles Perkins has rc''tre
from Sea Gate. where ST." .pcr' -.
summer, and from It'" II, L. VII"
she passed the early aI'VWI
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Austin Clark,
who we're married in -. Georges l.pis-
c",'al Church, Flushing. l.. l., on OCto-
her ~. will liv" AT 3,5 Park avenue
after their return from their wedding
ti!l, Mrs. Clark was Miss Elizabeth
Marguerite Dixon, daughter Of Can't.
and Mrs. James Wyl'rs Dixon IT
flu.hiug, l.. !.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur X. Solomon, who
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y military the dansant will l.. given
at the Seventh IieGiment Armory. Park
avenue and Si~xiy-severth street. on Sat
friday afternoon from = until : o'clock.
Tn" programme 81 dancing. In charge OF
LOUIS ~ 'haif. formerly of the RUSSIAN
Imperial Hallet, will include solo and
creek in'erpietative dancing by his prize
pupils The proceeds viii he given to
the needy families Of American soldiers
now on the Mexican border.
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The National CdI.forui, ,idh had Il,
annual luncheon ON Tuesday a. the Hotel
Mc\lpiu. The guests OF honor were
Mrs, Eugene !. Grant. Mrs. John Fowler
TroW, Mrs. Howard MacNu,t. Mrs. AUS
tin y. Palmer. Mrs, benjamin Prince.
Mrs, Thomas Black, Mrs. Iienrictt,
Sp'l,e Secl"y, Mrs. u. T.. puyckin,k.
Mrs. Leonard l." Hi. Mrs. Iedrll
l'arker, MI. Charles NJ, Ford. Mrs.
James ". born. Mrs. Waiter ;. Comfy.
Mrs, lieatlic" |" whitney, Mrs. EdN.u
g. Arnold, Mrs, ,Ionn Francis Yawger.
Mrs, George .. llowes, Mrs. Edward
Burton Williams. Miss Jane seymour
k'Iuk. Mrs. Laura Grover Smith and
Miss Carroll MCCumas.
The programme included piano num-
hers by Miss Alevia Lynch. violin selec-
tions by Miss Maynnwer Boasey and a
discussion ~ current events 10y Miss
Refs Samson, The programme Was con-
cluded by the singing Of The star
Spangled Banner
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I'm engagement just announced by Mr..
ana Mrs. James Morgan OF li5 East
Ninety second street In that of their
niece Miss Grace Toop. to Harold Good.
sell.
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When they return from tloir So.'ts
wedding trip. Mr. aud Mrs. Louis ~'o.
art. Jr.. viii make their home az =
avenue. Their Wedding tnpk ul, q, L.
Saturday in scranton. Pa. NJ, SOW
was Miss Marion kiur-hurr. d|iucttrr
MIR. and Mrs. ,rry KlugsIur' a.. So re-
ton.
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The Charter chapte". Daughters of
the Union. had an afternoon card party
on Wednesday in the state apartment ~
the Waldorf Astoria for the benefit ~
The chapters patriotic fund. The regent
l. Mrs. William n. Stewart II Mrs.
,rphu l.. lianey and Mrs. Daniel y. Duf-
lie are the N~.cr-r,geuts, The other Of
iicers are Mrs, James Myculldgh. record
ing secretary Mrs, Thomas j. Vivian.
corresponding secretary Mrs. Herbert
T., Davidson. treasurer: Mrs. Alfred +.
Masury, historian, and Mrs. Victor Fred
r!ckson. registrar.