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Marriage Licenses.

Warner S. Alnutt. 26. and Anna L. Haw-
kins, Is: Rev. Henry w. Tolson.
william Anderson. 81. and Lucille Fisher,
I'll Rev Luther Coleman.
=, Claude F Corridor, 35,, and Elizabeth
Carroll p Lynch, 81. and Kathryn v.
Golden, "a: Rev. z. j. Connolly.
sm ahGyo 90 Req Reoes Ptz sen pofo'nS T.
William A. Nelson. 80. Charlottesville. Va,
and Beatrice NJ. ward. 36, this city; Rev.
william E. LaFSue.
Franklin H Acton, 81, and Ruth r.
Kanode. 10; Rev. John E. Briggs.
Aubrey Manuel, ~. Broad Run, Va. and
Lucille Grimsley 90 Middleburg, Va; Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson.
Wallace G. Andrews. %. and L. Maude
Almond, 81 Rev. Hugh 7. Stevenson.
Henry Kroop, %. and Elsie zirlin. 49, both
Of Baltimore. Md; Rev j. T. Loeb.
Albert L. Taylor. 26. and Josephine Smith.
20 Rev George l.. Grambs.
Ramon S Boxes. IS, and Fannie l.. Hud-
son, %: Rev. j. Milton Waldron.
Matthew G. Brandt. 81. and GLADYS K.
Williams, Is; Judge Robert E. Mattingly'
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FOREIGN.
MRS. w. E. PEI TON RITES.
Funeral Will Be Held Tomorrow
at Church of Epiphany.

Funeral services for Mrs. Walter Z
Pelton. 81 years old, who died at her
residence, 2824 Twelfth street northeast
Sunday night. will be conducted In the
Church OF the Epiphany tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment will
be In Rock Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. Pelton is survived Nby her hus-
pand, Walter E. Pelton; her father,
Wells c. Harrell; daughter. Eleanor.
8 years old, and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Gordon
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Deaths.

DAY Ausast IS. 1898 a. $40 An, = hsl
Frsdsgisk, Ma Mrs CHARLES <. CASTLE
CLAGETT. KATE. On Saturday. August -
sS atesn to mourn ST her loss tbres sisters
josephine Williams. ana host q cthsi
F sssyss ca as Ts nefa psTors 81
day, August e. at / O'Clock
COLE; ROGER =. On Monday: Ausust %; 90
l2as a. r U.s. h q ls''dspTs; a1
three, sons, two daushteSs. one soniin y 4
| viewed at Morris Carter Cos, and and
from sls the S Ps n BAY Baptist Il cRareh sra and
sn s ssS lives at and ends fhS nVasd ts
cf sasn.s h. sRroF p S aNsPai
sR a y g. psof son n t PsFsy
year. Funeral services win be held at his
late residence, 70 Jth St Sc. Wednesday
rs'e 70 a ona'f f0r T the pose y soul
ment Mount oivet Cemetery.
DS doSssy, kas sstf TO- 1919. Il sss I'm s
me- ahs f eaBEocA q boBsoE devoted mother
Oh Richard Pinn. sydney Dobson. Matte
ps a e ops0n Psi she sn sso Gs ssHes
host Of other, relatives ana friends No
tice OF funeral hereafter. Remains resting
"A AusSst 10. 1913. ELMER GALES. aged 50
years RemssnoSS Sestins At I HysonS: .sr rS
ICES 1' T RS ASFast y, a pm. IN
eARsr.. CATHERINE NJ, q On = M Mo y
E Aasass ~ Hos sl cArHERiNE beloved
sister OF susan L, oarst. Funeral Thurs
s. ss 4 sssroa. ih and Ha aFS@ sts
HA sslspasy f assss9 ls ~
akR sfdsf sse seo1 nH hSs t1 q
Harrod, and devoted father Of Lillian Mar"
rod end foster father OF Mary scrossan ns
he sas sfsn u sna Gf
and friends Funeral services VII Pc n n
AnseSssgis.sa n : & Relatives and iriss'9!ds
HARRop. ESQUIRE. The crispus AttuckY
s s11 Esaurs hni aARRop n AND sat the
1'fs WIZ Sc e;a SssSnfSsss TIC ss'tcs a%s
he'll nn.,i 4 n cnsgreh,. Nichols ave- An
j C. BuRLIs' sscy '~'' 'S'"
IVORY; IgnS Y. sgdassnls. on ,,, Mgnds q
se deSss III Hass sI ~ Anne Al Isors and
father OF Ailene. and Ursula Ivory Flu
S s f hSms n The IAN : IT. MN Ha's &c
sS,. NJ. .s.rs s!s IN >: .sJ !:
sS ss%'n Sspss. s osass s oye
IVORY. JOHN W. On. Monday. Augnst 70.
1928. OF acute INDIGESTION, JOHN w
fa hi inner Mount" Moant ohvst csmsterss' ''
SSssSS ~ ffsp 'e1r ss . ts
ArdiHfRgsE 's jSdasso a.r Nsss !; Ss H
h hs si fet hsAhs Harry Sa 5sssen @s
son, Anna harrington, Mary Kendall, Cora
tlSes and fEiends Remains ,resslps Al asseOs
so EEn''s ~, !.Fvs u Ss "qf sars aasl"' s
81 at am, from the CHURCH Of me IN.
s simoPs and Massachusetts paSsr' plssssss
'9S sss Il nfsns E" n rssfdis AEs
ss .s . 4 aS Il sors, sOf o es' ssss
ses. v Ernest jarvis CO, funeral parIcrs
KILLER, MAREI ANNE On Tuesday, August
Allan Levin killer Funeral from the resi-.
denes % MRS, 7. \ KILLER, goo G at nv,
raent al Ashufy Church, ANNE ARUNDEL
tSountys Nd sas
MARRY. w. u. The memeers of the Ma.
tlunal Association Retired Federal Em-
nlnyes Are requested 10 attend the iu-
rsrM CT our, late secretary, Mr., w, o.
20 pm, IESM,s rs lits lgsi!asnss, 20.
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Births Reported.

Charles F. and Anna Mary Garcia. girl.
william A. and Estella NJ. Reid. boy
Eugene A, and Lauretta v. Collier. boy.
William n. and Alice NJ. Reeves. boy.
Charles B. and Marie e. weaver. boy
Thomas A. and Dorothea Buckley, boy
George and Josephine Conner. boy.
Henry r. and Anna J. Batson, boy.
Merrill c. and Ruth z. Ward. boy.
Goro and Fiko Morishinlo.. boy.
Felix A. and. Florence B. Russell, boy.
John w and Bernice Pepper, girl.
Frank T, and Ora Eddingneld, girl.
Charles H. and Beatrice P. WetzeE girl.
Hubert G.. and Elizabeth A. King, girl.
Charles and Lucille willard. boy.
Berneli and Edith. Brown, boy.
John and Olivin Logan. boy
David and Edna Meredith. boy,
Theodore and Evelyn Sanuels. girl.
Theodore and Mollie Strong. girl.
Herman and Lauline Austin. girl.
Lorenza and Lottie c.. Thomas. girl
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Deaths Reported.

Richard s. Lawrenson, a. years. i09ia st.
David w. Mcqueen, "a, George WASHINGTON
Kate Z. GARRISON. "a years. 1893 Allison ST.
James 3. Shugrue, SO. 1880 18th st.
James r Hunter, "a, Freedmens Hospital
Susan Consodine. 81, Sibley Hospital.
Katie Lucas. 50. Galiinger Hospital.
Kate Clagett- "a, Oil Golden St s.w.
Sandy Coates. 80, Walter Reed General
eat
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Caro of Tbanks.

PRENTIss, FRANK C.. Jr. We wish to ex.
press our sincere thanks and deepest ap.
probation to our relatives and friends for
their kind sympathy ard beautiful nora
tributes at the death of our dear little
son, FRANK C. PRENTISS. Jr.
FRANK e pRENTTAG
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REV. D. S. MURPHY
D|ESAT HOSPITAL
Priest. Well Known Here for
Charity Work, Succumbs
at Age of so.

Rev Owen s. Murphy, S. j., retiring
assistant rector Of ST Aloysitts Catholic
Church, and a member Of the faculty
of Gonzaga College. died III George
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

The Business Women's Council will
meet in lecture room of the Church Of
the Covenant. Rev. William A. Eisen-
berger will lead the Bible class from
'6:45 to tbs O'Clock. and Mrs Stratton,
Miss Jessie Stratton and Miss Emily
Day will give travelogue on their trip
to California.
Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
will meet at @. A. r. Hall this evening.
FUTURE.
The Washington City Chiropractors'
at the residence of DR.. Mamie V. Stokes,
1725 Willard street. DR.. w. c. Greene
will make an address, followed by dem
onstrations and practical work on o
chiropractic table.
Rev. DR.. Homer j. Councillor, director
Of religious work at Calvary Baptist
Church. will deliver an address at a
luncheon of the Lions Club In the
Mayflower Hotel tomorrow at 1890 pm.
The Loyal Knights of the Round
Table will meet for luncheon Friday
1890 pm. at University Club. Speaker,
Miss Jessie Dell, civil service commits
sioner. At business meeting follow
ing luncheon, the revised constitution
will be presented by Chairman Rogers.
Mrs. l.. Saffell will be hostess at the
card party to be given Thursday. / 80
p m, at the Woman's Benefit Associa-
ton rooms, 1850 Massachusetts, avenue.
Progressive Council, No. 9, D. of A.,
will give moonlight excursion for the
benefit of the orphans fund, Wednes-
day. Steamer Manchester will leave
Seventh street wharf at $50 pm Min
ME M. Rabbit, chairman
Rev Helen A. Davis, evangelist, will
hold religious service tomorrow, 8 pm.
at 1902 S street. Public invited.
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Father Murphy
was assigned to his post in this city In
1922. coming here from Buffalo where
he had been stationed since being or
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DR.. W. D. MABRY, FORMER
U. S. EMPL0YE, DIES

Arlington Man Was Treasury Au-
ditor, Union Veteran and Civil
Service Association Secretary.
Special Dispatch to The Star
BON AIR, Va, August 2l--Dr VIII
nam D. Mahry, 81 years old. prominent
Arlington County civic leader. secretary
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I q nffRI.f.a. Sery

IVORY. JOHN w. Suddenly. on Monday,
AUGUST, ao 1928, At $50 an. JOHN WI
father OF Ailene and Ursula Ivory Fu-
neral services ~ the :, II. Hines Go 9
day. AusuSt aS, at . am, thence to the
Holy Comforter church. lfth and Fast
$50 am Interment at Mount Olivet
Cemetery. (Boston papers please copy
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HARRop, EsouIRE 9Ssggart.ed = ms !, ne y

sstnrday. Ansast "a, 1925. Al e2s pm: al
his residence. asla ElyanS I'd. Sc, ESQUINtE
Harold and devoted father of Lillian Har-
rod and foster father OF Mary Scrogsins
He leaves To mourn their loss ntother,
three grandchildren and other relatives
and friends. Funeral services WI pc hsia
Wednesday. August az. at ! O'Clock pm
At Campbell A. NJ F.. Church, Nichols ave-
ara invited 2ls
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Phil Sheridan Woman's Relief Corps
will meet at G. A. r. Hall this evening.
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HARR0D. ESQUIRE. The CrispuS AttuckS
Relief Assn, ANNOUNCES the death ot
Brother ESQUIRE HARRCD and that the
Al pei pm kueast a. iSss. nf tSon, the cams
bell A. NJ Is Church, Nichols ave, An
"" w q EIIiIER President.
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sPRIGGs. HATTIE GAsKINs. .pepartsd thlss


Saturday, AUGUST 10, 1923. at his resi-
dence, 400 o 81. NV. WILLIAM THOMP-
SON. He leaves to mourn their loss two
nieces. and a host Of other relatives ana S
FRIENDS. Funeral "wednesday. august e
5th and Que SITS. NV. Rev George Bullock
officiating. Interment in Harmony Gene
terry
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CASTLE. MRS. CHARLES A.. on wednes-
late residence EOS Rockwell terrace,
Frederick, Nd, Mrs. CHARLES A. CASTLE
NEE Thrashefl.
m sr -rE c. Auw ef
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
CLUB EVENTS
Fashion Show Sponsored By Civic Committee of the Woman's Club.

New Britain musicians have a prominent part in the evening musical programs connected with the annual convention Of the state federation of musical clubs which began in Bridgeport Friday. The Mendelssohn Trio of this city, con- sisting of Herbert Anderson, violin ist. Roy Futile. cellist, and Theron w. Hart, pianist. played the Men delssohn trio in C, Minor. Op. 66. Mr. Hart played two of his own piano compositions, Mountain Peaks" and 'Nalsc Fantastique." Delegate at the convention representing the New Britain Musical club is George Hahn
 The New Britain Teachers club will hold it's last bridge and tea Of the season on Thursday. June :. at 4:15 o'clock at Walnut Hill school. Teachers Of the Northend, Rockwell. Lincoln, Smalley and Elihu Burritt schools will be hostesses.
 
 The annual concert of the Normal School Glee club will be held Thurs day evening, May Sl. in the audi torium of the school at sis o'clock. Miss l., Ethel Prior, director of music at the school, will conduct the concert The club will be assisted by Maurice Wallen. tenor. of Hart
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
GUIDE WILL AID
 IN PR0NOUNC|NG
New Gazetteer for Those Who
 Stumble Over Words

Washington, May 2s OR - Ap official guide to names of American places, hard to pronounce and hard CT to spell. will be provided when the United States Geographic board completes a new gazetteer
 Recognizing the need for deter mining. for example, whether the Minnesota iron range should be spelled Mesabi or Mcsaba or Mis- rabi, the board has been working through various sources 10 dispose finally and officially of such riddles More than half the states are CO., operating by appointing board to supply information. Frank Bond, chairman Of the geographic board. now is correlating local prejudice and practice with what has become more or less official through deci- sions Of the hoard.
 The dispute in the state of Wash ,ngton over the name of Mt Raj nier, which residents of the town or Tacoma wished changed to hon. or their community is the outstand- ing controversy that has had the boards consideration.
 Years ago it handed down de clslon that the name of Rainier should remain. but the town did not wish 10 abide by the decision and took its case to congress in the form Of bill which is now pigeon -holed.
 The names given to natural fea- turcs." says Bond. afford the great est number of controversies. They are generally of haphazard origin. of incidental or accidental applica- ton 10 meet a passing need"
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26

Habenera trom "Carmen") Bizet
 The Club.
 The annual tea given by the Civic committee of the Woman's club will be held Tuesday. May es. at the home of Mrs. Laurence Mouat on Grove Hill. The added attraction this year is the Fashion Show which h will be held at 10:30 o'clock in the morning. featuring golf and sport costumes. and at and 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Among those who have been chosen to take part as models are: Mrs. Howard Parsons, Miss Virginia Hart, Miss Lois Kirk. ham, Miss Faye Rattenbury.
 Mrs. Arthur C. kimball opened her homo on Lexington street to a meeting of the League Of Women Voters Tuesday evening Mrs Will liam H. Van Oppen. president. in troduced the speaker. State Senator Mrs. Alice r. Merritt. whose subject was What Price Loyalty"
 The annual flower show of the NeWinSton Garden club will be held Thursday. June '. in the Newinston Consre gational chapel. There will be exhibits Of iris, tulips, peonics ,and miniature rock gardens.
 Officers elected at the annual meeting of the Junior Hadassah held II his week were: President, Miss Rose kirshnit: president, Miss Sadye 'Goldsmith; corresponding secretary, Miss Lillian YankoNitz; recording secretary, Miss Esther Stein: treas- urer, Miss Jeanette Cans: chairman program committee. Miss Julia Le- vine; chairman entertainment, Miss Mayonne Bayer: chairman cultural, Miss Anne kalmanowitz: chairman ways and means, Miss Evelyn Zuck- CT; publicity. Miss Mollie Light.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
(By NEA Seryie)

Chicago, May 2e. - Another Queen of the American Turf ranking with Mrs Payne Whitney and Mrs. Virginia Fair Vanderbilt succeeded to the throne when the pretty little red colt, Reigh Count won the classic Kentucky Derby for Mrs. John Hertz, wife of the multi millionaire Chicago taxicah mag nate.
 With the crown goes gold plate riches, floral wreaths, social distinc- ton and a high place in elite so. clety that has turned in these new days to sports as another means oi feminine expression.
 But to Mrs. Hertz the posses sion of Reign Count, the Derby win. ner and Anita Peabody, the cham pion lilly of the age represents only the means Of gratifying a great love for horses and a keen desire for competition in a most fascinat ing game.
 If Mrs. Hertz had flair for so- ciety her place would be fixed. As the new queen of the America n track, her position. if she should so desire it. would rate her the most prominent box in the fashionable tiers at Belmont Park and other arlstocratic tracks where positions in the "Old Four Hundred" are not n ,l
 Not Socially Inclined
 But Mrs. Hertz is not socially in clined. Her youthful appearance does not indicate it but she is a grandmother and her interests are far removed from society.
 "1 never have cared for so- ciety and I did not get into the racing game for any social ends" she said few days ago My hus- band and I and our children have always been interested in horses and l am not boasting when l say that I can ride quite well and that I know little about playing polo.
 There is sort of financial thrill 10 the game, of courS. But the pleasure We have gotten out Of the more than $l00,ooo that Reign Count has won is not in the money but in the satisfaction that we knew a good colt when we bought him for s1c, 900.
 He may so on and win more than any other horse ever has won before VIC retire him we will not love him for that. We love him be- cause he is all horse, wonderful
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
Mrs. Hertz, Owner of Derby Race
 Winner, Is Charming Parsonage

little fellow, and smart little fel- low"
 The Hertz family occupies an en. tire floor of one of the most fash. ionable hotels in Chicago and it is lavishly furnished with priceless antiques. But most prominent of all the display Is Reign Counts Derby cup.
 Affection for Horses Il almost want to cry when I see that" Mrs. Hertz said. Tt is my greatest treasure, but believe I loved Anita's Futurity cup almost as l much. We perhaps have deeper affection for Anita because she is more a member of the family than
 Count We bred Anita, you know, and as Count is all horse Anita Is every bit a girl
 'l was greatly flattered by the attention given to me after the Derby, but my greatest pleasure came when l went to the barn. count knew me, l know. and I thlnk Anita was jealous. But Anita VIII get her chance later this sea son. We are going to keep her in her class and not hurt her to make any selfish record for ourselves,
 We have been offered s2OO. GOO for Reign Count, and goodness knows what We could get If We should offer Anita for sale, but wc are going to keep them because they are family jewels"
 Mrs. Hertz is enthused over tho prospect Of a race between her Nelgh Count and Victorian. Harry Payne Whitney's Preakness and Withers winner.
 T Will have 10 so in training for that race because I was almost a nervous wreck after the Derby. count went sound asleep an hour after the race but couldn't sleep for two nights
 "Who do l think will win the race if Count and Victorian are matched? Why, that darling Of ours is the greatest little fellow that ever ran on four legs. And Anita, we'll she's just beyond words"
 Before the active days Of Teish Count and Anita Peabody are over Mrs. Hertz probably will have set a record for total stable earnings and perhaps the great success of the stable will continue after they are through running. For the mas ter Of the household says: That pair ought to produce some nice little fellows for us.''
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26

Miss Mary FutkoNshi. daughter Of Nr. and Mrs, Joseph Rutkowski of orange street and John F. Frodzik. ron of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brodzik Of Orange street. wore married Tuesday morning al Sacred Heart ,lnrch. Rev. Lucyan Boinowski performed the ceremony.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
Expect $50 Laborers to
 Quit in Bridgeport

Bridgeport. May oe UP)-A ~allNout Of $50 bod carriers and la horcrs is expected here Monday as result Of the failure of negotiations between workers and contractors.
 The contract between Local Mum her 6f5 Of the Hod Carriers and Common Laborers' Union of Ameri- ca and the Bridgeport Chapter of tic Association of General Contra C. tors expired May and has not been renewed.
 The laborcrs now get s5.6o and the bod carriers s6.5o for eight hours. They claim to work nine and demand the stipulated eight hour day with increase of $l day for both classes.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
GATHERINGS Brides To . Be F'eted At Luncheons and Card Parties.

Mrs. Philip Stanley of Shuttle Meadow avenue will entertain for Miss Flora Humphrey next Friday afternoon. Miss Humphrey's en, Sagement was announced recently to William Bentley of Forest street. | Miss Lois kirkham, daughter of Judge John H. kirkham and Mrs. klrkham of Lexington street. will entertain this evening at the Kirk ham home in Plainville.
 Mrs. Frank J. Porter Of Lexinst on street will give luncheon and bridge Monday at the Farminston Country club for her guest, Mrs. William Bracket.
 Miss Elaine Wright Of kensing- ton was the guest of honor at q shower given Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Edith Holmgren of Kensington. Miss Wright will be married to John Hart. also Of ken- S1nstOn. on June 70.
 Mrs. I.ucicn Stevens Of Monroe street gave a delightful luncheon bridge and shower yesterday after noon at her home for Miss Harriet Reynal. There were four tables of cards with the prize awards being made to Mrs. Harold Guy of Port land. Miss Eeynal and Mrs. George Boil
 Miss Dorothy Goodwin Of Walnut street entertained her bridge club Monday evening.
 Mrs Robert g. Brown of Russell street gave a bridge party of three tables yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Margaret Perkins, whose marriage to Mortimer Camp Of Rus sell street will take place next Sat urday in Washington. Connecticut,
 Miss Selna Dube was given a mis- cellaneous' shower Monday evening by members of Camp Clara, R. N. Of A., at which one hundred guests were present, and kitchen shower Thursday evening. at the home of Miss Frances KasproN Of Maple street.
 Miss Duhe will become the bride Of Howard Rehm Of Schenectady, New York on June 1.
 X Mystery Soirec" was given at the home of Miss Lillian Brown Tuesday evening. in honor Of the Sigma Pi Epsilon sorority. Delta chapter,
 The annual Berlin Community fancy dress ball will be held in the Berlin Grange hall Friday night. June i. This is always a gala af- fair.
 Miss l.eona Y. klduff daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas C. kilduff Of Corbin avenue was given show CT at the home of Mrs. NJ. F. Val entinc Of Carlton street Wednesday evening. Miss Kilduff will be mar ricd 10 William Lane on June IS.
 
 Graduates of the New Britain General hospital school of nursing were entertained at dinner Mon- day evening by the members of the class. Guests Of hon or included Mir. and Mrs. James S. North. Dr. and Mrs. T. Eben Reeks and Mir. and Mrs. William F.. Att \ ood.
 Tuesday afternoon the class had
New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
Photo by Murray Studio

ford Miss Eleanor Carlson Of Eris. 'o'' member of the June eraduatinl class. will accom- pany the club or the piano.
 \ novel feature Of the perform ance will he the singing of q group Of songs by the Camp Junior High school Girls Glcc club.
 The program of music 10 he pre- scented follows:
 Anarylls ...........,... Chys
 Alto solo, Harriet Foley 4 Song Of India Erusky- k orsa k off Five Little White Heads ;. Bischotf The Shoogy Shoo (Thc See -SaW)) ......,..,..... Ambrose
 The Club. Ashes Of Roses ....... Woodman Blue Are Her Eyes ..... Watts Tho Great Awakening .,.. Dramer
 MT. Wallen. blnah .,........... Clayton Johns X Banjo Song ...... Sidney Homer
 Alto solo. Harriet Foley. Wake, Miss Lindy! ,....., Warner
 The Club.
 Intermlsslon. The Song of the Breeze IIumor- eSlun) ....... .....,.... Dvorak bear Land of Freedom tSeXtet from lncla) ...........,....... Donizetti The Invitation ot the Bells Chimes of Normandy ... Planqucttc
 Tho Club. 2, My Lovely Celia ........ Higgins The Blind ploughman ....,.. Clarke
 Mir. Nallen. In the Time of Roses ... IciChardt Loyalty My Heart | nfolds Grom Samson and Delilah) Saint Saens Soprano solo. Mary Lyons he swan ........... Saint Sa,ls