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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-20

~. MT. anu mlo' IL w. y :
nd their daughters, Gladys and
lrma left for Sheriday today to
bend the week end with J. R.
eny and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Adams of
Portland arrived in the city yes
srday and remained over for the
yenlng at the Marion.
D. Gibson, 1884 South CONNER
Nal street. reported to police that
Ie had found a gold watch.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Mcintosh
y Portland have been in Salem a
Cuple Of days.
Car load of second growth fir,
pill sell cheap. See Mr.. Griese at
pitts second hand store. 1892
Fred W. Crane and daughters
Tillamook stopped over night
Salem.
Roast or fried chicken dinner
Y day tomorrow at the Gray
Belle. 199*
Nj. and Mrs. Frank W. Barton
Portland were In the city to-
1ly.
r $. Lamport last night re-
ported the loss of an Airedale dog
y police.
Pearl Hall of Lakeview was in
'ls city this morning.
ford sedan for sale at Wick
'Os' Price very reasonable. 1893"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-20

r 5. Lamport last night re-
ported the loss of an Airedale dog
= police.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-20

Mt. and Mrs. Frank w. Barton
\ Portland were In the city to-
bay.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-20

The 10 acre farm of Walter
Bridges about three miles north
east OF Salem has been sold to -.
Meters of Aurora.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-20

Pearl Hall of Lakeview was in
|1e city this morning.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-20

A. C. Bohrnstedt is spending
the week end with his family at
the Big Elk ranch, located on the
river by the same name. He will
be back the fore part OF the week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-20

FORD sedan for sale at Wick
P'0'' Price very reasonable. 1873"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-20

H. M. Chadwick, engineer for
the Rogue river valley canal com
pany, was a capitol visitor Friday
in conference with members OF
the state engineers department.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
Sanf1aguHg.

Nllen u11ieren Ureurben unb 9ted)z
barn ote ANS mdtreno Ser langnterl=
gen &ranfbeit unb nah Dem Ibleben
unleres seliebten SaterS
q nD en- 9auer
biilfrei6 u1lo tr0itenS sur Seite itanz
Den unb alien melde Dem 2etderoe=
gd11gnts b%eimobnten, m0dten MIR ouf
bieie @eiie uni eren ber5liditen ul1o
iiefeefiblteiten 9anf ousipreden. 81
ipeciellem 1anf perpflt6tet itnb mir
cen .Sargtrasern, Den .S%lumenipen<
bern, ben Observation-Disclosures u11b
Zen Sdneit tern I'M 2oretto Splpttal
u11o 9iep. Nobert 5dlinfert uno Hep.
Nnlelm S6mirt flr lire Miriitra=
tionen uno lire troltreid)en @orte.
Sie RjnDcr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

3immer Su Observation-Disclosures
gen an Is Norb German Stfdbe
NDp. 40 !
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
9lemS uno cine o11sseseidnete Super
tire pom Srdeiter.

~NSs WV
tire pom Srdei1er.
Nn I'M erem Matinee Sonutao mel
DIES punft 3 llbr besinrt, iueroen nir
oaaielbe grobe Nrosramm liefern mie
oil Der Nbenbporl tellung. Modcn Sic
es iid sur @emobnbeit Dem Sonntas
Meti11ee bei3uipobnen n1lb biloe1rSie
einen Sell scr pielen 3uidauee bic lid
81 bieier 8orltellung einfinoen.
@ieDernm sic flciren @pulos.
Die act fleiner1 @olllos merben
Wio11tagz u1b 2ten8tagabenb ben nell
ell Staat Gjeians She M}inneiota
Tlo1per" por5rosen unb 5mar I'M
&oitiim, I'M Bic Staats 8lune 81
reprd ie1liiran.
Golemarn 1bcbp lit Sic Selbin in
CONDITIONER" cine bun1are @e1didte
mic cine ebrlihe 2iebe in einem Ntann
erlpedt mllroe Scr aufridtie bon ietner
Satin seliebt mrrbe. Nuh Gbarlen
Chaplin in elmer &on10bie betitdt
rNrbeit". 9os Sr6eiter mtrb Spez
cial W}uiif liefern, llro pereeiien sic
1liht, bas OIL biel Ell Nbenoen ote S9ube
per1denti merben..
Der Sbri9e fir cine geiu11Oe llnterz
boltung
San 6. @pulo,
Gisentiimer Grnital 5beater.
Nbp. 40
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
@%criammiung Deg JrauenpereirS
nes unipn 6pipitals.

2ie jdh, lide &criammlune bcs
6rauenpereira oes nnion Spipitals
Iiltbet SEQ. 1ae, ocn 10. Sftober,
1921 Tim bre. ILL., nahmitta9S III Der
5urnballe itatt. 8i6tige ,@ei6dftc
liceen pnr uno es iollcn aud reue Sc
amtcr selpdblt lperben fir 0as font
mcnoc Sabr. Sc0es Mlitqlieo .miro
erludt scr Scr iammlui1g bci,unob~
llc11.
Glara steinbauier, Sefretarin.
gop. 40
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
Sanflaeuna.

AGen unieren 6rennben uao Sad
barn mcl6e inns mdbrenb ser Groat=
bett urb nad bem ablebcf III ere5 &c
H.bten 0atten unb 8aters
Soiepb MotI d.
bilirei6 n1b tr0itenb 5ir Seite ltan-
Sen unb allen pelde ben 2eid1snb,=
sa11gnis b%eimobnten ipreden min bier
nit unieren i%nnis1ten unb tisfeefiiblte=
item 9anf aus. gu ipeciellem 9anf
perpflidtet lino nir oen Sa~rstrdsern,
sen 8lumenipenbern nno insbeionbere
Nep. Bo3ef unb Hep. Nnielm Sdmibt
fI1 ihre troitreiden @orte nnb Meints
nratioren.
5rau 6ran5isfa Matid unb ainoer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

&erfanfen Sic uns SIR @cfiigel.
@ir fperben Dasielbe abbDlen, menn
Sic innerbalb ser Gtaot9rcu5e uDbs
nen. Stprf 8rps. M0p. 32tf
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
miro
.peri9enft
neuen Grpital 5beqtcr >uerOen
9amen unb 6%crren1d)ube per=
1d,enf1. @Gbreno Der fDmme1=
Ben @pde itebt Den Sbeaterbe=
1ud)ern Gin ausnabms1pei1e gutes
&rpgramm in Musiidt.

Montag u1lb Sienstag bietet iif
im rel1e11 Grnital 5beoter @%elegenbctt
Elm Goar Ser allerbciten 9erren= l1o
1amenidube um ionl t gil befomme11.
9iele Shube ii11o BON q. S. Gid)ten5
.Sdublaoen uno sizes lit Garantie &C
mug, bab bic Sdube Die allerbel ten
iino 81. auf bem 0fortt &c fnnscn perz
BEN fD111le11. Sollte ste @eninnerin
cine Game lci11 10 farul lie lid etne
BON Sen bsriibmten 4elbn .Ardls SIRE
lerpar Sduben mdblcn junb menn eth
SEER, Damn bat er Sic Wabl A11ter ben
populdren 8adaro S6nben.
8erabmter iriduoi1@e Senpr,
Nls Spcctal Attroftien fir Ureitag
unb Samatagabeno baben. MIR Wtl=
liam Maf, einem %beriibmten trldn=
hilben 1erlori itent BON, Minaeapolt5
eelid)ert 1peld)er I'M Srpbeum lro
anbcren Circuits oufgeireten lit. Gr
lit Gin peri6nlider Urelno BON Dem
Manager bes 7Srnltol 5beoter uro
btelem l1mltanb tit es SuSuld)reiben,
ba6 CT 5%rseiast bat Oh bteien Aben0en
bier ;u iingen, Serr M1ad miro IL
ldnotide 8of5lteber unb lonlttge poz
puldre @el dnge portragen.
Menn Sie Gin Mdb6en nit rotc1a
Saaren ieben u11b nad) etnem Sdim>
mel Nusldou balten-wcnn sic einen
Negenldirm I'M 9aule oufmadten
uro ii6 eridrede1-mem Sie ctn
Suiia 8rett lpielen-oam iinb Sic
abergldutii6 urb lollten u1be 9ouie
of the 5oling Sell" leberl, uni ere
Saupt1ulmmer fir 6reitas uno
Samstag. Nuh cine quite &om0bis
unb cine feine Summer pom Or
helter. ,,..
samstas Matinee Special.
5amStoenadmittas 9eben MIR etn
Spectal Maitnee BON, Staats=llnt=
uerlitdt 6ilmen. 9as Hroeramm
lit ausmbmsmeiie gut ul1b beitebt aus
rgnod Nrben," She Gridet OH tie
9eartb," Benedict Arnolo4 mo cine
.9omooie, cine BON Aelops 6abeln
mieoersebenb. Gine g%eringe Gi1z
t%rittseebubr BON 10 Genis fir ST.
,pafiene ur1o &tn0er nitro erbobm
merben UNI Ste afiuellen auslagen fiir
btele erl~ tflallisen nn.erbaltensea1
Sims BON Der llniperiitdt pom Mill=
nelota gu beder. $751;: 9eben imlner
brei ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maiinees
fret u1o perlonge1l 11rr cine Gintritts=
sebiibr fir sic pierts @orltellu11g.
&ommen Sts u11o tri119en Sis Die
Gtnoer NIT. SIR mer5el sud- alle
90ttltd on1iii1ren.
@pmarb @altne miro iingen.
6omqrp 9olirg bon bier miro
Sonntagnadmitiag uno Ibeno lingeu.
unlere Aolipli1r,mmer fir Sieie 5nei
Yrosrdflnh1e it, Gorim1e @rifiitb in
She 8roaomen Bubble" cine CT
=oreifenbe Yroolftion in melder lie
in 3met Stolen er1delnt. 3teier pp=
pulare 8iibnenitern mirh cine Rethe
BON peri6ieoenartigen &oitimen iraz
gen in ser Mole BON s1pei Shmeitern
unb Ser Gontroit 5mtihen BEN smci
Sdmel tern mis tie BON ser 9aritellerir
| geSeigt merben ltno iiberra1denb. Nud1
ltefern mir eine quite &om0bie, 9atbe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
2ofal @eui9teiten.

wv
= Nrnin 8enbtn bon 2ambcrto1
bei1dte lestc @ode ieine Mutter ia
bier.
= Ser unO 6ral1 Tranf @dcr
maren fiirsli6 I'M Soc @dert 5eim Il
@ibbon su 8eiud. =
9err unb 6rau q. $. Manoer:
felb beiu6tcn letste ISOLDE Treunb<
ltno 0ermanotc in 2Qmberton.
= 6rau Catherine S6aus Dor
ct. Setter beludte lcbte @one ibri
5od)ter, 6rau Setter Reinhart.
9err urb 6rau 9ermer uno
Jamilie BON Gobben beiudten lettcn
ISOLDE bic Setter @elter 6a1nilie So
bier.
= SEER unb Trau 1beoopre &oeg=
bein uno emma unb gilbert S6ub=
nader BON Gatro maren lebte ISOLDE
bier gu 8eiud,
= 6rou Tra11f 8aier melde Treunz
SC ur,b 8ermanote in Tranflin biei let
Gage bcildtc, lit mieoer 5uridgcz
febrt.
- Die Sri. Magoolena uno Ser
trl1b 3urbcs BON Manoa tparell lefic
@o9e bel bteligen Trcunoen Su Sc
iud.
- 9err unb 6rau Gbarles 9iIesz
betm uno Sobn @alter morsn lctte
@odc i'm 5eim BON George @lotta6
Sr. gu 8eiu6:
= 6rau @rnit 9ermcrbing, mobn=
bait an 9foro German Strabc, melde
lhon liter 5 @o6en frant
Union Soipital bonieberlieJt, beftnoct
iid auf Set 8ellcruns.
: 6rau Nl:su1t Musfe lit Urtitag
bon gilbert Sea 5uridgefebrt, tpo tic
ibrem bor\pobncnoen Sobn Saul
eincn anscnsbm.n 8ciud abscitattet
bate.
= 1rau 5onp 9erbcd uro Sobn
Scromc bon ct. Saul, mel6e lih bier
iitcr eine @oce gu Seiud a%uf9cbalten
bottcn, reiicn Samsta9 mieoer nad
9auie
= Sri. youiic Gautenbers per=
reiite 0onnersiag na6 Mfo1lfato no
tic cine Nnitellung i'm Nlterierungsz
9epartcmcnt ser s. 8. Eennep So.
genommen bat.
- Serr uno 6rau ). q. Saarid
BON Siro Sslano bcludten lcetcn
Samstas bier @ermanotc uno 6rtull=
SC. 6err 8aorlh lit iett I'M @rrno=
cisentumsz @eiddtt tdtls.
= Soicpb nnb 3Glmcr Gysls pels
reiltcn Samstag nah Minneapolis
no lie in sic Staats llniperi itdt ein=
treten peroen UNI einen &urllls In
gbarmaSltif Su ncbmen.
= Scrr u11b Trall otto Trttide
uno Sobn Treoerid uno 6rau Grnit
,Sopfins outoierten bieier Iogc mad,
Mecnaeba UNI Ser Grnlt @tter ST.
milic ct1en Sciud abSuitatten.
: 6rau 0abriel 0cbbarot uno
S0bne iino 5uriidgefebrt bon Tairiar
no tic I'M Seim pom Trau @ebharo's
Shpeiter, Srau Serman @rosflagS
ltd teiuhslpeile au~tgebalten hatten.
Trau @m. Mo-ii uno 10dter
lino bon Slecpp Gpe III. iidsefcbrt no
ic oorti9cn Trcuno,n uno 8erneNo=
t.l cilmn el1genebmcn 8clud aogc=
ltattct battcn.
Trau @m. Uorlter urlo 6rall
8orbara Seemalb itno BON ct. 8ctel
s%uridscfebrt mo lie scr Nus. Gee
malb To1nilic cinen angenebmeu Sc.
Judi abse ltettet battea.
- Sri. Gllie Sager bon Minne:
apolts me!de Dor mebrcren Us >dcl
nad Sem ulm gerufe purbe megc1
ser ldmeren @rfranfung ibrer Sdne
tier, Trau Grnit 6ermerotn9, lit mte
ser mad 9auie snriidJefebrt.
= 6rau Nlireb 5bieoe unb Iod:
ter Sillian unb T,au ISM. q. Vinoc
mum uno Sobn Soiparo pelreiite1
&c tern nad @aele 9afe 100 iic bis
anfanss ndditer ISOLDE 6reul1be Uni
8ermanote beiuden peroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

gu @ertaufcn-@alls nit 6 a3in1<
mer, nit 2 Soften, Stal, Sibner=
ltal uno Sduppen, 1labe Scr fatbo<
liiden Stride uno 6oipttal. 13u
~erJragen BET scr Nep ulm Soft,
ooer 523 Noro Tapnc Strabe.
NbD. $40
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

gu &erfaufcn uber 5u Gerbanbeln-
@ut sebal1tes 6 .3immer Sans NIT
Sipei Soften; 3 Blod bon fatboz
lii6er Sdule nnb Stride. 9fad=
%Sufrasen al 625 Norb Sefferlon
Strabe, Stem ulm, Minn.
Nbp. 37-4O
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
Standing of Teams.
Schedule for Oct. IL.

Schedule for Oct. IL.
Becks VS.. Tarschecks, Catholic school
alleys.
Wicherskis VS.. Hackbarths, Concordia
alleys.
Dahms VS.. Waibels, Concordia Alleys.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

@itgift.9-a.: uS1re sdlpieecr~
rutter lit 5lpar 1ebr reid, abcr red)t
giftig fp,1nlt lie mir borl"
g.: 9ns itimnt, giftig lit tic, abcr
,1idt mitgiftisl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

- 6rall s.. q. Suereer pol,
Seattle, @aib. lit bier ei1eetrofie1l
su e1nem ledsip0fiecn Selld) bel
itrer SHUTTER, 6rau Sciepbine Sed,
uno ib1e1n 8ruber, 9llois Sed. &c
ie. @ode miro lie TIM 9etn1 ibre5
8ruoers Soeipb Srunller III ct.
Sames perleben.
= q. $. M. Gdit ein bon Mcl=
ptllc, Sasfatthsmal, GonaOa, traF
bier an Montag oin 81 eilem fuIScn
8elud bel bie{igen @er>panbten ullO
6reunoen.H Mtc CT bcrid)tet bat es i'll
Der letsten s3eit i'll SoSfatdcwan lebr
itorf eeresalet uuo Sic 6armarbcit lit
nod leDr Sllriid. ST reti te
Nflttlpod .mteber ab.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
&eselipprt.

Mabreno ser rersonsenen Wode
muroen iolgenbe Gompetitionen auf
osn ieiieen &eeelbabnen ausgefo6ten
uao folsenDc Scpres gemadt:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07
3u Observation-Disclosures sor.scn
@oro @pls. 9tah5ufrase1l BET Sohn
Suelsfamp. Gel. 701. Nbp. 40

gu @e1faaier-2 sldcr itcbenoss
&orn III ~"oicre.5e Comm Tip. Mez
Gen Jid6crem maroe mani iid) oil
ISM. 9&c,lner, @eanfato, Minn.
Nop. 10
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-10-07

Gine siinitise G)eleeenbeit uno unz
parteiilde 8ebanollln9 merocn Sic
befommen mel11 sic oas Ma11fato
Commercial college, Wfanfato, Milll.
be uden. Sdretben sic fir Gatalog.
Nbp. 40
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
Wild Cascade Bears
 Endanger Lives of Tacoma SchOOlchildren

Tacoma, June 29-While Tacoma is a city of 100000 persons and old hunters say that it has been 20 years since a bear has been killed within the city limits, a meeting of the mothers and fathers held recently at Cedar Heights, a mile and a half from the heart of the city, revealed the fact that bears and other wild animals are lurking in the woods, and they have petitioned for the erection of a school nearer their homes, so that the children will not have to pass through the woods every day.
 The parents asked that the school Building be erected at Cedar Heights. The school board investigated the district some time ago, but, on find ing only 12 school children, endeav- ored to find means of transportation. The roads were so rough that the plan was dropped
 The parents at their meeting re- counted tales of having seen bears lurking in the woods and that the wierd cry of a cougar has been heaJN at night They declared that tAsk time of the year bears who are with young are dangerous and that a cou- gar can never be depended upon to refrain from attacking children
 The veracity of the residents of the district is not to be doubted, members of the school board say, and it is likely that a school house will be built at Cedar Heights
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
PAGEANT'IN %WESTPORT TO
 ATTRACT MANY

All Fairfield should be interested in the historical pageant which is to be given in Westport the afternoons of July End, and July 4th, on the estate of .Dr. Rutland. The historical ma terial for this pageant was arranged by Mrs. Charles E. Cutler, assisted by Mrs. F. F. Peters, after careful field. Mir. George Mitchell is the able director. The pageant is divid- ed into three parts with many scenes. Part one represents the Passing of the red men in the year 164O." Part two. Coming of the white men 1650-1710." and part three, "A new nation 1710-17s9."
 It is in the last act that the we'd ding of Dorothy Quincy and John takes place. Katherine Burr will act the part of the charming Dorothy Quincy, dressed in a quaint old fashioned gown of white satin loaned by Mrs. Robert Shack1eton. author of
 Charm of the Antique" Clyde Buckingham of Southport, will assume the part of gallant Hancock of his torical fame, David Huntington dressed in clerical robes of the Revo- lutionary period in the role of Andrew Eliot. will officiate at the nuptial rites in this charming romance.
 Miss Burr is a member of the Eunice Donnie Burr chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton, and the two gentlemen are sons of D. A. R. members It is most fit ting that Fairfield should take this Hancock were married in Fairfield during the Revolution at the home of Thaddeus and Eunice Burr which is now owned by DeVer Warner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
STRING ARTIST
 TO ASSIST AT
 SONG RECITAL

Pupils studying with Michael J. Grattan, organ1st and choirmaster of Blessed Sacrament church, will ap- pear in a song recital on Friday even ing, in the sun parlors of the Strat- field.
 Professor John Derwfn of New York city will be the assisting artist Prof. Derwin ranks among the lead ing players of stringed instruments in this country. He will play both the banjo and mandolin and his program will include several of his own com positions.
 Following is the program arranged- -fThe Moon Has Raised Her Lamp Above" Benedict, MT. and Mrs. P. J. Bowe; Because" Harde1ot, Miss Helen Keefe; Thankful for a Gar den," Del Riego, Thomas Kearney; "A Little Shawl of Blue" Hewitt, Miss Margaret Mary; Passed by Your Window" Bray, Miss Helen Gibson; Sing On,' Danza, Miss Theresa Lav- cry; Aria, Celeste Aida Verdi, James Gormely; mandolin, "Mazurka de Doncert,' Municer, "Courtship, g Derwin, Professor Derwin; Aria, The GeIida Manina,'' Puccini, Patrick Bowe; Aria, Romeo and Juliet" Gounod, Miss May You'd; banjo num- bers, tEFantisai," Derwin "Rhapodo- die,'' Liszt, Professor Derwin; Aria, My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice" ]" Saint Saens, Miss Anna Grattan Bowe; "Paria.' Ardftti, Miss Grace Howard Nash; quartet, tRigletto,' D Verdi, Grace Howard Nash, Anna Grattan Bowe, Patrick Bowe, and Mir Grattan.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
MRS. GRANNISS
 ARRANGES FOR CLOSING RECITAL

The annual recital of the vocal pupils of Mrs. Mary Morse-Granniss of Noble avenue. will be held in the sun parIors of The StratfieId on delightful program will be presented at s o'clock, assisted by F. Leslie Farchild, tslented pianist
 Miss Anna Laing, MT. Fafrchild accompanies
 The program and those taking part follows:
 1. Chorus dor women's voices, (a) The Elves Dance Miss Jane Adam, Miss Lois Blake, Mrs. Robert Brown, Miss Irene Conner, Miss Olive Curry, Miss Viola DeWoIfe, Miss Lillian Esther Gregory, Miss Isabel Gregory Miss Lillian Hackett, Mrs. Clifford Hall. Miss Agnes TIarrigan. Miss Harrigan, Miss Lillian Hartley, Miss Grace Iaing, Miss Anna Laing. Miss Edith NoItbeck, Miss Ruth O'Nein, Miss Elizabeth Reilly, Miss Tessie Ryan, Miss Lillian Self1nan, Miss Ida Terrauh, Miss Cora Walsh, Miss Lill- ian Williams, Miss Sadie Wilson. 2. Its Only Tiny Garden Wood. Miss Henrietta Harrison g. ''The Charm of Spring Clark. Miss Cora Walsh What's In the Air Today Eden, Miss Ruth ONei. 5. -'Eligie," Massenet, Miss Ida Tetrault. 6. (a)
 Ih1nk Love Of Me, Grey; (b) The Dawn at Your Window" Dorothy Forster, Miss Esther Gregory. '. 'S1y Dreams" Lewis Granniss. 8. @Oue Fdeeting Hour,'' Miss Edith Norbeck- g. "The Birthday" Hunt ington Woodman, Miss Grace Iaing. to- Mighty Lax a Rose: Cb) Come to the Garden Love- Mary Turner salter, Miss Irene Conner. il. Quin- tette, '1she Little Grey Dove" Saar, Mrs Robert Brown. Miss Isabel Gregory, Miss Grace Laing, Miss Viola DeWolfe. Miss Edith Norbeck. 12. Break O Day" sanderson, Miss Anna Iaing. 13. Morning OIey Speaks, Miss Agnes Harrigan. l. Dawn Curran, Mrs Howard Cor ham. 15- June Morning." Waneby. Miss Sadie Wilson. 16- Piano solos. selected, F. Leslie F'airchild- IT. Cradle Song" Vaqnan, Miss Viola, Dewolfe. IS. ~The Voice in the Wilderness" John Prondle Scott, Miss Lois Blake. 19. 70, Thou That TeIlest,' from Oratorio Messiah" Handel, Miss Lillian Williams. 20. Some Sweet Morning. Old French, Miss Lillian Hartley. 21. "Ah, Moon of My Delight" Liza Lehman, Lewis Granniss- p. '.Ah, Pores Lai,'' Verdi Mrs. Robert Brown. 23. Hear Ye, Israel" Mendelssot1n, Miss Isabel Gregory.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
PRETTY WEDDING IN STAMFORD
 ON SATURDAY

A pretty wedding took place on Saturday at the home of Mrs Ella Thompson, 272 California street, Stratford, when Miss Marguerite Thompson, became the bride of Carl GraSse, son or Mrs. Sarah Grasse of Iranistan avenue The ceremony was performed by Rev. Andrew Chamber lain, pastor of the Methodist church of Stratford.
 Miss Thompson was attirefi In a charming gown of white georgette and wore a corSage bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. Her at tendaut, Miss Elsie GraSse sister of the groom, wore pfuk organdie with a corsage of pink roses Lorence Oeratt of Devon acted as groomsman for MT. Grasse-
 After 8. reception and wedding sup per to the immediate family the couple left on a two weeks honeymoon trip to Lake George On their return they will reside on Beechwood ave nue. Mrs. Grasses travelling costume consisted of a suit of dark blue trico- tine with a hat of blue satin
 The bride has had many showers and pre-nuptials parties given in her honor during the past few weeks. Both MT. and Mrs Grasse are em- ployed in the Bridgeport Trust com pany.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
MISS O'KANE IS
 ELECTED PRESIDENT ..- AT ANNUAL MEET

Miss Mary OKane was elected pres ident of St. VincentS Hospital Train ing School association at the annual meeting held last night, with ban quet at the Stratfield- Other off, cers elected were: Miss Julia Moran, vice-president; Miss Marie Baron secretary, and Miss Josephine Sullivan, treasurer
 After the banquet, a dance was given at the Nurses Home on Hunt ing street, in honor of the graduates this year, who were immediately taken into the alumni association
 It was voted at the meeting that each member of the organization contribute one days pay to the Nurses Relief Fund, to be paid be- fore July 27th, which is the birthday tf Linda Richards, the first nurse in the United States.
 Miss Mary Sullivan and Miss Julia Delaney sang several solos in a de- Hghtful manner during the evening. The affair was attended by 100 mem bers of the association. -'t
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29
LOCAL GIRLS WILL SPEND SUMMER
 IN M AIN E

A surprise, farewell party was rendered Hiss Dorothy Hanley of 254 Connecticut avenue and Miss Marion Slavin of 159 Garfield avenue, at the Iatters home on Tuesday evening" Ihese two young ladies are leaving this week for Poland Springs, Maine, where they will spend the summer months Both are members of the teaching corps in this city.
 During the evening dancing was enjoyed, after which a dainty coIIa- ton was served. The color scheme in the dining room was pink and white. Among those attending the party were: Miss Katherne Brady, Miss Dorothy Han1ey, Miss Josephine simpson, Miss Margaret Hayden, Miss Margaret Lynch, Miss Mary SlaVin, Miss Marion Slavin, John Kelly, Edward Goodwin, John BIuett, Frederick Sawyer, John Walsh, James Slavin, and Patrick O'Brien
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-29

from Carmen, Travia.te and Manon LeScaut, besides a number of Ameri- program. John Patuzzi, 'celloist, vii, assist with three selections. Following are the order of num- bers to be presented: Piano-Wa1tz in A fiat; Op. 42 Chopin Miss Marie Louise Caselotti ta) Homing Del Riego (b) SYivain Ronald Miss Eboa NyberG Soprano Fibre che Langue Gin Eahan) Mir. Francis Go1esky. Tenor (a) The Last Hour Kramer (b) Hymn to the Sun Gin F,rench) Mrs Alice Med1toott, Soprano An Open Secret Woodman Mra Minnie Bergstrom, Soprano ta) Carmen: CSeaela's Ari Gin Ital-
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 Mr.JoSeph Barraja-FrauenfeIde Bass (Aecompanist Miss Case1ottf) II Bacio Gin ItaEan) Ariit
 Mrs BergStrom Carmen: Trio of the Cards Bizet
 Mrs Medhoott, Miss Nyberg
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