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Social Notes of the Oranges

r the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
~ Ernest J. Berggren. 81 Pros
a pect street, East Orange, their
daughter. Miss Linda Berggren. be-
came the bride OF Mr.. John Barnes
Kirk, nephew OF Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
II. Erwin OF 72 Harrison street, that
city, on Tuesday night Because OF
the illness of Mrs. Berggren only the
families and immediate friends at
tended the ceremony and a reception
which followed. The Rev. DIR. John M.
Furman of Tarrytown, N. Y. uncle Of
the bride. officiated. The bride at
tended Miss Baird's School. Orange,
and Sweet Briar College, Va. The
bridegroom, who was graduated from
the engineering school. University of
Pennsylvania. served overseas as a
lieutenant in the aviation branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk following their
wedding trip will live at AZ Prospect
street. East Orange.
The wedding OF Miss Jessie L. Deni-
son daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
III, Denlson of IL North Grove street.
East Orange, and Mr.. Stephen Pollard,
also OF that city. will take place Satur-
day night August 10. at St Barnaba's
Episcopal Church. Newark The Rev.
w. w. S. Hohenschild. rector of st.
Agnes's Church, East Orange, will Off
ciate. Miss Louise Denson will attend
her sister as maid of honor and Miss
Alice M. Goodeve OF East Orange will
be bridesmaid Mr.. Frank Pollard will
he his brothers best man. Mr.. John
Pollard, another brother, and Mr.. Roger
Lane will be ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dun Douglas of
Llewellyn Park. West Orange. have
opened their camp at Douglas Point. on
Upper Saranac Lake. in the Adiron-
dacks. They will spend part OF the sum-
mer at Saratoga Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward whelan OF Mum
avenue South. East Orange. who arc
spending the summer in Allenhurst. will
occupy their new home at 11S Washing
ton street, East Orange. when they re-
turn This formerly was the house of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tobin Cassidy, Mr..
whelan's brother-in- law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Cassidy have bought n new
home in Glenwood avenue. East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. whelan, pa
rents OF Mr.. Whelan and Mrs. Cassidy,
OF 10s Washington street. East Orange.
are In Europe.
Mrs. Louis A. STREET. and family OF 20
whittier street. East Orange. are at
Belmar until Labor Day. Postmaster
STREET. win Join them week ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Merrict Of Whit
tingham place, West Orange, are at
Lake George, whence they will motor TO
Canada. Their daughter. Miss Grace
Merrick. and Miss Cecil Luth OF High
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street. Orange, arc at Highby Camp,
Big Moose, N. Y. until after Labor
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Almberg and
daughter, Miss Beatrice Almberg. of
Warrington place. East Orange, have
returned from Monmouth Beach. where
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stewart Jones of Park
avenue. East Orange, were stopping
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will go to upper New
York State and Canada and Miss Aim
berg will visit friends in Hampstead,
l.. I. She and her mother are to go later
to Lake Minnewaska-
Mrs james w. Smith OF Clenwood
avenue. East Orange, will spend the
remainder OF the summer at Saranac
Lake, Her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Smith, who is at National Park. Wash
ington, is expected to return carly next
month.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Rogers and fam
lily of $50 Center street, South Orange,
are at Madison. Conn.
Former Judge and Mrs. Charles B.
Storrs OF 451 Lincoln avenue. Orange.
are motoring In Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd L. Tompkins OF
140 Harrison street, East Orange, have
returned from Lake Mohonk. They will
go later to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James v. Cochran OF
Prospect Terrace, East Orange. are at
their place, Falmouth Heights, Cape
Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Henderson and
daughter. Miss Ruth Henderson OF Pros
pect Terrace. East Orange, who have re-
turned from a motor trip to Niagara
Falls and Canada. will go TO Ocean
Grove later In the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William IL. Roe. Jr., and
daughter. Miss Airline Roe OF 16s North
Nineteenth street. East Orange, have re-
turned from New York Canada tour
Miss Harriet Pierce OF 10 Lenox ave-
nuc. lsast Orange, will 60 TO Cleveland,
Ohio, next week and later will 20 to the
Adlrondacks for a stay until the middle
OK September.
Mr.. clinton J. Everett ana family OF
Elm street, Orange, are at Fire Island,
N. Y.
Mias Helen Dawson OF Burnet street
South. East Orange, will return home
next week from Lake George.
Mrs. William Il. Neill OF Clinton ave-
nue., Maplewood, has returned from
Canandiagus, N. Y. The Rev. and Mrs
william Neill are visiting at Wildwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh M. Jones or
Roosevelt road. Maplewood. returned
recently from n visit to Wcsthampton.
l.. T.. and a motor trip to New Hamp-
shire.
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Tho engagement OF Miss Helen
Iriscilla Cleveland. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William l.. Cleveland OF 16s Kings
ley avenue. Westerleigh. TO Mr.. Will
lam Benjamin Simonson OF Port Rich
mond has been announced.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis II. whipple OF
Medina. N. Y, have announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss Helen
Katherine Whipple. to Mr.. Paul Sawyer
Miner. son of Mr.. and MRS. George Il.
Miner of 72s East Twenty-flrst street.
Flatbush, and the Cobble. Gaysville,
VT. Miss Whipple Is a graduate OF the
University OF Illinois. Mr. Miner Is a
graduate Of Dartmouth College, 1918.
His father Is a we'll known member OF
the New England Society of Brooklyn.
having acted as the chairman Of It's
entertainment committee for a number
OF years. He also is an official OF the
Vermont Society OF New York.
DR. and Mrs. A. De witt Mason OF
20 Garfield place have opened their
cottage at Westminster Park. Thou
sand Islands.
Della Matilda Ball. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Ball. of 10 Garfield
place. and Mr.. James vanzant Brady
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brady OF s95
Bergen street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Wheeler OF
20 StS Marks avenue have announced
tho engagement OF their daughter Miss
Marie Wheeler. to Mr.. Harold II.
Rogers. son OF Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers
Of Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Peabody OF
12S Willow street are at Lake George,
N. Y.
Miss Audrey X stiles, daughter OF
Mrs. S. Il. Stiles OF 643 Prospect place
and the late DR.. Stiles. will become the
bride OF Mr.. Hugh Campbell OF 241 Ov-
ington avenue next Tuesday al St.
Bartholomew Church. Mr. Campbell
il the son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William Campbell OF Easter Urray Muir
OF ord, Scotland. The couple will make
wedding trip 70 Canada
Or. and Mrs. william Harrison Price
OF So Seventh avenue will be at Shelter
Island Heights. l.. r., until October.
Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman OF 1929
New York avenue. president of the New
York City Federation OF Women's Clubs.
II spending the summer with her son.
Mr.. Willard Waters, at Baldwin. l.. l.
The wedding Of Miss Florence M. Rev.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William r.
Key or 42b McDonough street. ana the
Rev. Francis r. Cooke, son Of Mrs. Fred
erick II. Cooke OF Ga jefferson avenue,
will take place August 81 at the Embury
Methodist Episcopal Church In Brook
lyn.
Miss Beulah Clyde Whiteford of Can
ton. ". ", was married last week 70
Mr.. Theall Ferry Smith OF Springfield,
Conn. az the home Of the brides
brother, Mr.. Lowell J. Whiteford, 22o
Westminster road, Flat5ush.
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At The Wolf Den.

All parts OF Pomfret arc now nlled
with New York and Boston people, who
count the visit 10 Wolf Den Park rs one
of the pleasures OF a vacation season in
this county.
Dr. Raymond Lewis OF New York has
opened his summer home at Colchester,
where other arrivals this veck were
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Social Notes of
Richmond Borough

Miss Anna NJ. Sullivan of New Brtgh-
ton and Miss Anna +. Reinhold Of Great
Kills are at the Glennwood Cottage at
Lake Placid. y. Y.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon B. Todd OF rs
South oxford street are spending the
summer at Cold Spring on Hudson.
NY
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. PARCELS OF
400 Park place will leave Monday for a
motor trip to Canada. They also will
visit Lake George. Lake Champlain and
the Ausable Chasm. Mrs PARCELS Is
regent of the Women OF rs Chapter.
D. a. r., and also Is n member of the
New York Theater Club and the Society
OF Mayflower Descendants.
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Mss EVELYN Hatfield OF Taylor street
has gone 90 Pocono mountains where
she is stopping at Miss F1orine Fefters
camp.
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Capt and Mrs Irving Wilcox, VINO
have place at Seaconnet. i. T.. have
az their guest Miss Mae Cotter of New
Brighton, s. I.
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Miss Agnes v. SpruclS of Livermore
avenue, wcsterleigh. fs at Lake Placid.
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MRS. HAROLD 2 LOVEJOX
A RECENT 6RlOE,
FORMERLY Miss HELEh
WALLACE.
g AtARcEAU
@ MARGEAU

Mr. and Mrs. Jules Leopold OF "a
street to Mr. Lester J. Welsch
OF 195 Prospect Park West. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Wersch.
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Mr.. and MrA Reginald G. Bonner
were among the dinner guests at ehs
Richmond County Country Club on
Sunday.
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Mrs. W. w. Clawvon Of westerfesxh
gave . shower for Miss Bone on satur-
day. Twenty-four guests were present.
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Mrs. George r. Coleman OF the Castle
ton Apartments Is spending the summer
with her two children on Lake George.
Mr.. Coleman has gone to San Francisco
whence he will sail for China and
Japan
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Mira J. Mortimer Vanderbilt OF wes-
terieigh will entertain Mrs. Mary Allen.
who is arriving next week from her
plantation in tho Bahamas Mrs. Allen
will remain until December. when Mrs.
Vanderbilt expects TO return to the
Bahamas with her.
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Mr.. and airs. Arthur II. Yctnan OF
Tottenvillc motored to tho Maine woods
last week. where they have taken
cottage on Lake Klneowatha-
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Miss Edith Darcy OF Clifton In spcnd-
ing several weeks AZ Lake Placid
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Mr.. and Mrs Ralph d. Horton oS New
Dorp will start on a motor trip 20 Maine
next Saturday.
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Mr.. J. 8. volkhart OF 6tapleton
Heights has sailed for Buenos Aires,
South America
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Miss Gertrude Davidson OF westerieish
Is back from Middietown, n. Y.
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Judge and Mrs. Frank 3. Cannon OF
Bard avenue have returned from Lake
Spofford, N. IL.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Stanton OF
Tompkins avenue were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. James #. Southwick OF Larch-
mont. Westchester county. last week.
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Tho engagement has been announced
Of Miss Sylvia Leopold. daughter OF
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Miss Ruth Lawson and Miss Mildred
Hashagen or Port Richmond are spend
ing several weeks with friends in Penn
sylyania
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Mr.. and Mrs. John T. McCadden have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at the Hotel Belleclaire. Mrs. Nc
Cadden was Miss Caroline Marsh. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver A. Marsh.
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Miss Beulah Clyde whiteford of Can
ton. ". ", was married last week 70
Mr.. Theal Ferry Smith OF Springfield,
Conn. az the home Of the brides
brother, Mr.. Lowell J. Whiteford, 22o
Westminster road, Elat5ush-
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Mr.. Eugene Markham. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Ernest Markham OF Dakota place.
wcsterleigh, left on Saturday for two
weeks in camp with Troop r OF Staten
Island
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Society Is Divided
Between SeaShoYe
and Mountains
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan L. Ken
nelly and Party Are at
Belgrade Lakes, Me.

lust at the present time society
Is equally divided between the
mountains and the seashore. for
August marks the height of the season
at both places when the social activi-
ties are In full swing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hill OF wester-
leigh and tho Misses Helene and Alice
keenan, motored last week TO Loon Lake
in the Adirondacks for several weeks
stay.
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Mrs. William B. Neill OF Clinton ave-
nue., Maplewood, has returned from
Canandiagus. N. Y. The Rev. and Mrs
william Neil are visiting at wildwood
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Tho engagement OF Miss Helen
I.riscilla Cleveland. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William l. Cleveland OF 16s Kings
ley avenue. Westerleigh. TO Mr.. WILL
lam Benjamin Simonson OF Port Rich
inond has been announced.
Capt and Mrs Irving Wilcox, Who
have a place at Seaconnet, J.. T.. have
as their guest Miss Mae Cotter of New
Brighton, S. L
Mss Evelyn Hatfield OF Taylor street
has gone % Pocono mountains where
she IL stopping at Miss Florine F,eiter's
camp.
Miss Agnes V. spruck OF Livsrmr.
avenue. wcsterleigh, fs Mt Lake Placid.
Mrs. W. w. Clawson Of westerfe.xn
gave shower for Miss Bone on satur-
day. Twenty-four guests were present.
Mr.. and MrA Reginald G. Bonner
were among the dinner guests at ehs
Richmond County Country Club on
Sunday.
Mrs. George r.. Coleman OF the Castie-
ton Apartments Is spending the summer
with her two children on Lake George.
Mr.. Coleman has gone to San Francisco
whence he will sail for China and
Japan.
Mru J. Mortimer Vanderbilt OF wes-
terleigh will entertain Mrs. Mary Allen
who Is arriving next week from her
plantation in tho Bahamas. Mrs. Allen
Will remain until December when Mrs
Vanderbilt expects TO return to the
Bahamas with her.
Miss Edith Darcy OF chiffon In spend
ing several weeks AZ Lake Placid
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph B. Horton OF New
Dorp will start on a motor trip 20 Maine
next Saturday.
Mr. and Airs. Arthur II. YetrnAn OF
Tottenville motored to tho Maine woods
last week. where they have taken
cottage on Lake Kineowatha-
Mr. Eugene Markham. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Markham OF Dakota place
westerleigh, left on Saturday for two
weeks in camp with Troop F. OF Staten
Island
Mr.. and Mrs J. Brown Of Jswett
avenue are spending Q week In tho
Catskills.
The Rev. emo Mrs. J. II. Brfnkerhoff
are expected 20 return from their wed
ding trip through the Canadian Rockies
within a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey W. Marsac OF
California have been tho guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Cole OF 81. Paul's
avenue.
Mrs. Andrew Weber OF the Cedar
Grove Beach Club II entertaining her
brother, Mr.. Norman Clexton OF Detroit.
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Hart OF Castle
ton avenue are spending some tins IN
Atlantic City.
Judge and Mrs. j. Harry Tfernan ara
az their cottage at Cedar Grove Beach.
Mrs NJ. Stapleton and the Misses
Dorothy and Irene stapleton will spend
August at Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Van Name ct
Brooklyn have becn the guests of his
parents in Tottenviils.
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Mrs. T. Livingston Kennedy OF Fort
Hill arrived recently at Patino. Para
gray. where she will spend some time
visiting her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fullerton. who
havo large ranch In that country.
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Mr. and Mrs J. Brown of Jswett
avenue are spending 9 week In the
Catskills.
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Mrs. NJ Il. Oliver and Mrs James
Maginn of the Hotel Marseilles have
started on trip to Colorado. California
and Alaska.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Arents. Jr.. are
at their camp on Little Moose Lake,
where they will remain until late in the
autumn. when they will 60 to their coun-
try home In Rye, N. Y.
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Tho Misses Caroline and Elizabeth
White. who are spending the summer in
Switzerland, on their return IN tho au-
tumn, WIN go to their country place In
Litchfield, Conn.
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Mrs. Louis A. STREET. and family OF 20
whittier street. East Orange. are at
Belmar until Labor Day. Postmaster
streft will join them week ends.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Burghard
and their son and daughter Mr.. Ed
ward Burghard and Miss Anna Burg
hard. who have been occupying Pine
Knoll. the George Ehret summer home
in tho Catskills. have returned to their
New York home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Jones OF
Roosevelt road. Maplewood. returned
recently from visit TO Westhampton,
H. T.. and motor trip to New Hamp-
shire
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Miss Helen Dawson OF Burnet street
South. East Orange, will return home
next week from Lake George.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Merrick Of Whit
tIngham place, West Orange. are at
Lake George, whence they will motor TO
canada. Their daughter. Miss Grace
Merriclx, and Miss Cecil Iuth OF High
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The second annual block party OF the
Lieut.. Harold r. Pouch Post. V. r. w.
was held last night on Pennsylvania
avenue between Edgcwater and Bay
street. Rosebank. Mrs. q. voss was
chairman OF the ladies' auxiliary and
Mr.. Robert NJ Seigel was chairman OF
the mems committee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Drelincourt Martin. who
are occupying the Phyfe place in st.
James. l.. L.. will remain there until late
in the autumn.
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a recent wedding was that OF Miss
Della Matilda Ball. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Ball. of 80 Garfield
place. and Mr.. James vanzant Brady.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brady OF 395
Bergen street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan L. Kennelly and
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Ward McAliister. ac-
companied by Mr.. John NJ Kenworthy
OF Mentone. France have gone to Bel
grade Lakes. Me-, for weeks fishing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Cannon and Or.
and Mrs. J. Cannon motored to Wash
ington. ID. c.. last week 20 remain for
short time with Or. Cannon. who
lives in that city with his family.
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Mrs. Williamson w. Fuller and her
daughters, the Misses Winifred C. and
Margaret Fuller, are spending August
at Stockbridge. Mass.
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The Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Brfnkerhoff
are expected 20 return from their wed
ding trip through the Canadian Rockies
within short time.
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Mr.. and Mrs Richard Hart of Castle
ton avenue are spending some tirns In
Atlantic City.
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Or. and Mrs. A. De witt Mason OF
20 Garfield place have opened their
cottage at Westminster Park. Thou
sand Islands.
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Mr.. and Mrs Harvey W. Marsac OF
California have been tho guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Cole OF st. Peui's
avenue.
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Mr. Clinton J. Everett and family Of
Elm street, Orange. are at Fire Island,
N ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
At ST. PAUl'S TODAY
Exercises Will Commemorate
Three Hours of Savior
on Gross.

Good Friday services Will H." hold
IN -, l'aui's t.piscoraI church today.
beginning at i. o'cS1k noon and
continuing until "ctock Tn" ex-
"r"iSc> Will consist % HYMNS and
prayers. periods Of quiet meditation
organ music aud an address by the
rector. Rev. w Russell Bowie. -. H..
~" wh"l" COMMUNICATING III" three
hours Of the Savior on the cross
II" music Will embrace Ecethov.n's
The music viii embrace Eecthoven'S
funeral march. 'rhe Dead March
From saul and other themes suc
E"stive @, IN" Solcmnity or the dav
ANA VIII be played In the intervals
81 meditation and silent prayer. con-
'i"hinE with III" Ginning OF the hour
ot on tn" echo organ
In 81. l'aurs tonight at SIS o'clocL,
IN" fu'l choir and soInistS. under the
direction Of T.. F'laNinGtou Harker.
"rtanist VIII render the cSnta,a az
Macfarlanc. The Message From The
cross. which was first heard in
Richmond when /; was sung hy I'M.
choir OF -. l'aul's in 1915. The solo
parts VIII b" taken by Mrs. Frances
West ReinharGt. soprano; Mrs. r
tlaNingt"n iarkcr. Goutraito; cir
iord L.. Walker, tenor. snd Norma n
Call. hassn
At the evening service tho offer.
ing viii he for IN" relief ar mo
starving peoples in Russia and IN.
Near East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
In.pcr,. ,;unrd regiment.

Members Of the headquarters de-
tarhmant Of the Coast Artillery Rcsi-
ment Of the Virginia National Guard
were inspected last night 10y Major
Edwin T.. CONTEST. the state inspec-
tor-general. The detachment was
comman drd by Captain Jasper w.
knapp. Tn. headuart.rs office is now
located at 1901 East Clay street. On
April is. Major Conquest will go TO
Danvilic IL inspect tn" band section
Of the coast artillery regiment. The
headquarters detachment in Rich
mond and band section in DanNilic
make ny the headquarters company
of the regiment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
REMOVALS REPORTED

The following removals have been
reported al Police Headquarters:
Rcckrer. T. H.. storage 10 PA
South Colonial Avenue.
Han, e. r., storage TO Virginia Auc-
ton Company.
Hogan, NJ, storage To Virginia
Auction Company.
fowden. {. j.. storage To Stonewall
Court.
johnson. J. T.. storage to l5I?
West Avenue.
Johnson. l.. +06 West Baker Street
To East Duval Street.
Menos. NJ. Ala North Fifth street
To $50 IL North First Street
Parr, F.. storage to Virginia Auc-
ton Company.
Ferry, J. H.. storage to Virginia
Auction Company.
Peterson. NJ, NJ street Ia us East
Main Street.
Robertson. j. j.. Iil3 RIOS" street
Ia 1920 North Twcnty-riEhth street.
Scaion. :. j.. c7le Grove Avenue To
- South Elm Street
Stout. &. r.. IL North Harrison
street Ia 2tT-A North Davis Avenue.
Taylor. G.. L., storage Ia Virginia
Auction Co.
Tripp. F. X. ia East clay street
Ia I02 i-2 East Leigh street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
DUN REPORTS INCREASE
IN VOLUME OF SALES
Attributed to Prospects for
Revival Of Activity of Va
riOus Industries.

II. C. BUN * 60. yesterday COM
piled the following SPECIAL report
for Th. Times dispatch:
Under IN. influence Of bette,
weather conditions and the pros
poets for revival Of activity OF
various industries. "a slight increase
has lc.n noted in the VOLUME. uf
sales. both wholesale and retail. AS
compared with a few week. ago
More or less slugIishnesS, it is true.
continues to characterize the cund,.
ton of business x-n.rally. hut the
feeling is more optimistic and the
tendency il believed To he definitely
OF an upward trend
The Easter scH-ou. il is thought
has "Nert"d 4 helpful Influence. par
uculariy in the sales OF clothing fur
niShings. shoes and both mems ANA
w"men's hats Confectionery has
also felt tho beneficial effects of the
Easter season. In that there han
been Strengthening OF demand in
this line.
Automobile accessories. farm i'm
pleuncnis and Saddlrry supplies are
In better demand than month ago.
and sales are said to compare favor
same time in 1871 though owing tn
lower prices, the cash value oi tn.
transactions IL somewhat smaller
Farmers aud truck growers are
actively engaged in seasonal seed
ing. aud the acreage az the various
crops IL said to promise we'll for the
prospective harvest Wheat au,
rye have come through the winter
in good shape and are reported at
this time about 81 per cent 81 nor
NAL. The severe weather Of the
winter has had the effect of check
ing harmfui insect life. and the
heavy snow falls have also been nt
marked benefit Ia the grain. Some
winter oats were sown, aud like the
wheat and rye are also reported To
I've in good condition. II * believed
that with an easier money market
and more faNnrahk. labor condi Hons,
The farming industry In this locality
would show n material Increase in
both acreage and eStcnt Of opera
lions. Fruit conditions are promis-