us in i la cits.
notos. Patton Beard. well
‘i _ IooalwriirJiaosuocoedodin’
up the lovable old song
» DOOdIol with Norwalk.
urdy independence of the
ass lie behind the
led Yahoo Doodle.
pong-bal . halt nursery
’ ' the oldinluslc that stirred
.- otigm 'o the ilrst American
has end rod itselt to us as
. air von tho itsvwords
be into rated to give them
among those included in “the 1m
ting class “oi thajrl‘fl'srt
b tat training school tor nurses
June so.
“smart avenue. has charge of tho
.eonnoctioa with the quest tcgf
the folloi ing article Mid,
banquet which is to be held at the
siting are asked to '.turn in their
reservations immediately.
One. member or the class. was
t
Postponed
Owing to the summer festival
schodulod‘to in hold on the lawn or v
“St. Peter’s church today. the moat-
assooiatlon. which was to have been
held last evening. was postponed to
next Wednesday. 'Juno so. ‘
meaning,“ the Harvard slough-un-
couth. ungainly—was put into the
torn: used in the parody used by
Dr. shochburg. The Young Croni-
woll at the hood of the Colonial
troops was made fun oi openly—
what good‘ in such an assortment oi
soldtoryl
"Nevertheless. something better
than outward show lay beneath the
surface and the Yankee soldiers ac-
quitted themselves so valiantly that
listingCiaeI. .
'lmngmuaionmd. ..~ h.
LMillIla‘l'y‘lsciilerney.last. or this . ‘
city. and Ira. Evelyn Mwsli IN '
time. a. N. at Danbury. are “l
which class. holding a reunion .
)slss nildrod Naulnsnn. it. N...“ .
reservations tor the reunion and“
lioll'ywood Inn in Ansonla. Thoso'
lilo )1. row. R. N.. o! Waterbury. .
. died Ooto or II. ins. Iliawastahon -»
: ill aster tho graduating exercises and
‘ l-diod tho iollbwing (all.
. , .
ing or the Young Married People's .
. w i
A. o. H. Auxiliary
inthis cutout
Yankee Doodle song.
YANKEE DOODLE ~ HOUSE“
. until some years ago stood in a prominent positicp
cit East avenue. live’the man responsible for the originating of ill
Attends Moe Of
Greenwlc‘ilng
Auxiliary of tho A. 0. H. were on-
tertalned last evening by tho Green-
wich chapter at the K. or C. hall.
in Greenwich.
\Mrs. Jennie Carrol, or New Ha-
vell, the presldont ot the order. ad-
dressed the members and comment-
ed on tho good work tho Greenwich
chapter had done during tho past
year.
Vocal selections \voro ronddorod by
Miss Mehsn. the leading in y or tho
New York show called "Bringing Up
Father." Dancing exhibitions were
given by children of the Greenwich
members. Father Murphy gave a
talk.
Mrs. Dora O'Connor. the president
of the Greenwich chapter, also
spoke.
Flowers were presented to the
state president. Mrs. Carrol. and to
Miss Mehan.
Refreshments were served. after
which dancing was enjoyed.
The local chapter returned homo
at l a. m.
Ladies’ Auxiliary Of
Mulvoy Tarlov Post
Shower for BrideTo Beand
Birthda Part Held Same Da :.“"‘.'.‘:1." 25.3.3: “iiiif’i'tt’lsti’x:
y y y
Miss Maris fichmldt was given a dancing and games were enjoyed.
delightful shower at the home of Th?“ present
included: Mrs.
Has Clipping Party
A bingo and clipping party was
held at the meeting of the Ladies'
street. last night.
The affair was well attended. A
number at prizes consisting of has-
kets, chinawsre and glassware were
hapter
‘ ‘ The local chapter of the Ladled
loge, New.Yorlt City.
Goes Abroad
EDNA P. TU‘T
0t Balilnnd Street who is on her
way to Europe. Miss Tait has been
a student at the William and Mary
College in \i'illlomsburg', Virginia.
Norwalk Girls Graduating
From Danbury Normal Today
- W
Sixty Students To Be Graduated; Exercises Will In-
clude Talk By Dr. Rollo Reynolds 0f Teachers’ Col-
Tha Norwalk girls who will gradu-
oto trans Danbury Normal school
today are Miss Dorothy Lewis. the
class president. Misoliolon Pronder-
gast. the clan vice president, Mills
Abbie Savage. Miss Helen Saunders.
Miss Elizabeth Hoyt. Miss Pauline
Donn. Miss Gertrude Miller and Miss
Olga Votes. \
Sixty two students will be gradu-
ated in all. The exercises will com-
mence this attornoon at 1:80 o'clock.
the main address to be delivered by
Dr. Rollo G. Roycnlds, provost of
Teachers’ college. New York city.
Diplomas will be presented by Mrs.
Halon E. Lewis. of Strntlord. house
chairman of the committee on edu-
cation ot tho general assembly.
The following will be the order of
oxorclsos:
Bridal Chorus from The Rose
Maiden. Cowen
The Graduating Class
Address. .
Dr. Rollo G. Reynolds.
Softly My Heart Unfolds. from
Samson and Delilah. Saint-
Scene
The Graduating Class
Presentation of Diplomas.
Mrs. Helen E. Lewis.
Forget-Mo-Not Gies
The Graduating Class
Award of Alumnae Prizes.
America. _sung by the assembly.
The "Prom" or the graduating
' . . Olsen. Mrs. K. Prieboth Mrs. - .
liloa co. concerning Cromwell had been used they turned the mil" upon,the Miss Anna strsub oi as Summit ”m" . ' awarded to the winners in the bi Jahe is touring Eurone “lth a mu '
'"r' '1 ...... .... w: some.“ “m ..... "W" hire": .i ”maria: t“3“l.if."s".'l'.'.3."l..‘.“§i‘..“t.i‘;i’.f.? .. ' uranium: shaman:
‘I oo'. Itwaatiiol'_ in! . ‘ oo up e or vo ngo . . ., , _ ' .
' - an: of tho word. Willi“?- "Ml a!“ “it." into its historic by Dr. Bhackbur‘. the British sur- $33”! go“ be married fiuly 2‘ to com" M". 1" Straub. Mi." 0' Hub. thfmdicci‘semodf ctali‘eo Egan?“ ell: ' ' nadeiheci}:":dstsfirrz‘ll‘iissflsgib‘t‘ii;
hi1” ”um“ begun. WOW. dovciopgfini alge- ‘3?"33' soon. mm “m " u m “y’ "a“! The :zddiliiinzilzll ii: abltmlrijlilc‘dmiln iguili' Milli A. lStrin'BMi“ xiii“: ”“1“" Rye" and Mrs Harri-t Mrs. Mllllgan COOkS ' M Lewis'Chal-les 1-: Nash Miss
.. e in of an ing to 0 ND. 03” ° ' This is what Yankee Doodle‘oan dol , ‘11 ll. 58 ‘0“ 80 all is. . 88 v ' ' ' ' ' .
. oto lel 13" 21mg“: . k” Doodle who rodo into town with Here, we “a Yankee Doodle!" And. St. Peters church Cedar street. Martha Yollpr. Mm Gertrude and “horn: headed the committee in Waffles For The Helen sounders. Rowland A. Schueh. ,
. - . , char e or thl e tul it i . ' ' ‘
- lygood'asappiiod tothings his famous leather in his hat. This thus Yankeo Doodle and his pony thllas Sghmlrt received a number llllss Elizabeth Looti‘lcr. liliss hath- g . ' '"CC ”I ' a r Vacation Lodge Glrls Eli‘s?" 3:21:11 £53.33}???
1- the anti! rs used. bartorod. leather. in the vocabulary 0! the come trcm Norwalk: and had the 0 been lllgfts during the evening. erlnc Burtsche. 1m... Anna 3mm. l . . , . . -
. l incidentally. "‘0 0““ Wednesday Miss Ruth Holtz. Miss Elizabeth and Ya e UniverSlty Jones of Dorie-n. Mi“ Pauline Donn
, , Girls at the Charles H. Harris
Presxdents Daughter Vacation lodge for Girls on Ponus miss Lewis .wore a gown oi yol-
Is Engaged Today avenue were given a treat last eve- .low georgette trimmed with gold
“W W“ ‘ ‘maoaronl.’ in or he] will .
. ‘ *0” ” much over-tiled "in “ply colonial times. there“ :‘:::;"m;2g bittwslso to stsgt tho' night teaturcd. besides the shower Miss Helen Sir-nub. Miss Margaret
1' gradual! became. in the lived in Norwailt. 'rholnaoiflitcib. ”pm" ditty ct Yankee Doodle '0 “l the1 br‘l‘do to bfe. Ra birthday sur- Hlslngor. lilies Elsie Straub. Miss
‘. at camp dgo and Boston. a grandson at an original sctt or w o m‘ through the troopal . vrso n onor o obert Schmidt. Maris Schmidt, Miss Anna Simub. , J , l'aco
. mg, asiit was adopted into had entered Yale College and was “0.9“.“ Thomas Fitch returns He also received a number or fine Kurt-Pricbutll. Adam Struuh l-‘red llillg when Mrs. W ondcli I. Milligan - P d t white not
niar o everyday to signify graduated. not yet out odihis teens. to N orwadlt. The land once known glits. Fuilln. William Schatrr. Fri-d Vegt. 0' ““9““0 ““9”“ ll ”10 .‘fl- 0: Rowayton cooked waffles {or the Miss ren "I". wore . t 1 h
'o! raordlnary “1‘“ ill 1721. Th0“!!! 11‘ studied theolo- as Yankee Doodle Court-now “um A dainty supper was served dur- Herbert Halts. Robert Housman. nouncoment “d“ by P resilient whole group crepe and carried ‘ crimson as r c
Wanna. 1713,!!!”011VI4‘B gy. he directed his attention tol- Hendricks Court. of! East avenue at. ing which stfsir. Mrs. J. 1. Herbal, Conrad Habict.‘ (gm-,6 and Ad...“ James Rowland Angeli, or Yale. and A s e m w ' "fled 1 fan. ‘Ss . .
g, y Yankee braggol’t. some reason to law and civil gov- tm- to“ at the old Earl me. where gave on appropriate toast. singing. fitraub Jr.. and Robert Schmidt. Mrs. Ansell. ol the monument oi h 3’ ° "“9”!" ‘ n M‘" Wind"! ”W“ "' °‘ '°'°
Jona n Hastings. His era ant and became eminent as . is. . loads down to tho river—once ‘ their daughter. Miss Marlon Angeli. Cm“ 3’: a“ “c“ °n by Mr" “"1" ""1 "W” "mt"
“I. O'ltwmwm. chi SW“ 0: "I. 00le Liouton- hCldn upon it III old ,0” house at to William Rocket“)... McAlpin. '0” Oi'll‘Oi , hostess It the 1063.. Mtg... nga‘g we". blu. tgflet‘
, . 1... . . _ .
,. do“... _ and at. P l f M of Dr. d M .D. t M . Among the guests ct honor were trimmed with lacs.
1.. by. t . an:If:.':dlililll"'°“" ggtoxmo:1::dg;d€)flmmvomr. "m.“ Dutch colonial architecture. upl S ‘ O 155 0 Ice 6 ct New.;ork x:ity. Mfirnsibwnfflrii: Jam“ Parker “‘1 L90 Yeaton .91' Miss Dann wore green taffeta With
. '5 .‘I._ . «Whonfiho odiouostshilp not w" bO- It was a win. But its beams and .' . and Free Harbor, Maine. Amcsbury. Mass. Leigh Danenborg. pale green lace. '
{corrupt it. its original lint-x, m considered by, u“ British Par- its nails were handmade. The whole ‘ Wendell P. Milligan and Charles H. .
Mir... am... in... mu coolant-u a... m- t... Dance at Strawberry Festival stimuli:'pt..:;‘.t“.‘t’.‘.’.‘.it“: um-
and Gerald Hathaway.
‘ -, homes Fitch
‘derad a document to be. prepared was ""9 .to Captain T at Bryn Mawr. Mr. Mchin pre- . . as.
‘ on he married. Whether the old ,
ashram“. ..£3.221'ti§e§”“ if... .. .. , . .,., ...M... ., m... m9.‘;.‘:::r.:;:::in:°z.zizr Gm SW“ p ACE““'="
.. r - “mu” ... ....:....... ““tlt.’."‘1”.. 3.13.}: do. tit”: warned? it: aside" arias: earths: .. .. .. .. ....- .. .. . AL
$.33: this at“: cording. to tradition t3: tint do be :3" “31:6; 13m" incl-sly have no... last. evening m the parish Cummings. and tho LPEHOM ch 33:): C131: oiprthifetiin and the tendered a delightful shower at the CECIL 3 DcMILLE'S
lusodln the men ixfi'iuiuiiioiiii anal-£513.23? been erected upon Yankee Doodlo'a ”gt-awhi- loo ‘ as d. k Shiite." by hGruceCclllns and Irene c ‘ e“ or ‘ home or Mrs. Tuttie oi riubbard ‘ .,
' aha - - . ‘ . -' in 1 items gm, , - r . cc or m an cs e lend, liss Norma Mechcn W. Court. Stamford. Tuesday at ht. ' . ‘
Yuk” Doodle rat mum of tin "m were sold. Herbert o. Pollard Volunteers, Of America ‘ We“ Masmplece
Miss Wilcek. who is to be wed to
Fred N. Lsylo at Stamford. June 26.
ho,‘ concoct ‘ .the "Anyone who remembers this old . played the piano.-
' “0:31.333. fine? i; “123:.3"? p)". when it ”00.1-1”, mm “w" served as chairman tor the occasion. Ernest Pollard gave a tow selec~ - ~
.98 . . , P . During.ths course of the evening. tions on the musical saw. and on 31"“ ”W ““mbe” “"9 “k?" “"3 ‘1" ”“91"“ 0‘ many beautiful
‘ .
Thomas Fitch. “MM“ of h“ ill"- liomuun yesterparh'aps “ugh? d many “l““mlll "onto iook'lllaoo th 1: into the Volunteers of Amell a. 3 gifts including linen glass sil ‘THE VOLGA
, n i s rosl’ ' clam 6! s so a" reason onor » > _ . ‘c a - . . ver.
equipped colon l troups. rode into " l5 » .sym . hire. Laura. Le Roy "n.3,,“ . sociation last evening at the meeting china. and so torth. ,
-. n
' East Albany on the banks of the 19°04" mm”. W” "mm“ m iiflwnf, " “mm" “mm” by. h , . , BOATMAN
Hudson having been called out at stress of time and weather valiantly e pup a of Miss M. Lodlco Wold. few soprano solos, accompanied by ed nlth the rcs'lmental officers at Refreshments were sorted and a. .
short-nbuco so that many or his though ill WINDING to m.“ my”, The numbers were: ‘Mukling David "Pollard at the piano. the Broad River chapel. Jolly time enjoyed. by all. These pro. “1th
mgn—hmnu mciude‘bflmu a"... ary. Toes. by Miss Grace Collins. lrene Dancing was enjoyed by the mem- C°l°n°l WW”: °.t B’°°kly“- t°°k sent "mum“:
ed in clothing that "14"th war. "C‘pmin Thomas Fitch served in Hailend.. Dorothy firkland and horn and their guests. the music be- “3"“ 0f ”10 8“ ntng. Major Por. Miss Isabel Colin. Miss Anna Bren- Vizlfillklggi fBAOI‘éD
. , . , ‘ Ruth. Parka. "Tam crino Dance." in \ nishcd h th M . “r °°mpllmem°d Captain SW30“ mm' M” Annie MCN'l“ m“ EV"
a” n, t the ”mm" or 1.... um ”and in. «mm at m. the Revolution also The ditty that . 3 r V ° ”W” 3°" and Adm“. smlm 0., their fine Williams. Miss Lilly Lind. Miss Mu-~'- VICTOR VAROONI
JULIA FAY!
. l h soldl h itod th 1 clung to the home-alto. clung to all . . ' ‘
.ilsio tilt the old song'is igngommodzyozeogly‘easlly lilo: American "W", “t" that 0'" PRIDE 0F UNCAS ENJOYS CARD PARTY’ “ork in the we“ Cheviot “”1 hem“ m” Franc" L018. w"
. James. Miss Charlotte Anderson. and w
- . Ad t m M h , in i i 1. Maud Whitmore. Miss Samuella
to ‘everal sources. It turo the colonial soldiery in its pic. introduction oi Yankee valor ox- ELECTION OF OFFICERS TAKES PL ACE TODAY. grinl,j:r:dcre::pf:w v:c:!“.:x';g.m I .
. . ll lss Ernestine Seamann. Miss Lo-
ttio Hunsbcrger. Mrs. Charles John- THEODORE KOSLOFF
A tremendous story of Rus- '
hibltod in the French and Indian
‘ m ow Amsterdam in turssquo tramp into East Albany to ‘ _
.h hn' stsorlg lain British (cross! WattlitWo 113‘9- in N°""“‘- ”2' _ A card party was annoyed lastlshl. Mrs. S. Walker. Miss Harriet
idld‘nio down - The British surgeon. Dr. snug. tradit on that few towns have—-no evening by the m" bers of the de- linker. Charles Stonewall. son. Mrs. Stanley Reynolds. Mrs.
~ " l? = ' Thomas McGerry. Mrs. John Archi- _ .
Miss Estelle Therlault. daughter balm Mrs. Carlos Gosboo. Mrs. Kel- sis, dramatic, swrft-movmg
and‘ packed with thrills and
appeal.
. .; "Jody made by burg. seeing the‘strango entry cl! "10 ”l! Home TOW" 01' ““99 "“‘tum of Pride oi UM“. held “ June 30. the ordpr will hold.an-
°f Ml" 3"“ Theriault 9' 33 Pm“ ner. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Frank Chard.
C
An epoch-making photo-
But'the music was also. relish soldiery that represented the 00041" other card party at Red Men's hall.
A meeting will be held tonight at psct Street. and Charles Knapp. son and Miss Mary Wilcek.
play, a veritable screen
m
KnappnTheriault
colonies—at its head the Captain. “And the sons. taken up by the the home 01 Mr- Ind Mrl- Percy South Norwnlk.
gave birth to the laughing parody Revolutionary soldiers as a war song Cole. 27 Lincoln avenue. ' e
as former English words that had. was used in many versions with Among the winners yere: Miss Red Men's hail. when the election or M M" ”‘d M"! ““9““ K“”- 25 Mill Wilcek is a graduate of the
retprerlco to Crgnwoll in the Eng. dpggerod words: its rough ballad Emily Getman. Mrs. Stanley BlelMV- oliiccrs will take place. Catherine Street. W1" 1’6 married Stamford Training school. Many or
list: version or the music's use as it form. and ioingio adapted itself to this “mm” “t 4 “Wk in ”10 the guests were classmates of hers
L ‘ I lifts”
on G to say. “Here comes Cromwell!" the celebration at many things rovo- PERENNIALS, LUNCH TABLE ARRANGEMENTS ”flow!" o‘ imiNMWHk Methodist “‘1 "WWW” °’ ”‘9 Stamm’d
stod that til s n hch a b l t . ' "1° cmmunlih '
go a o g w l me he to a had omorrow in Grace Parish ‘ The public is cordially invited to
attend the exhibition which will be
open from 3 until 10 o‘clock.
5 Ti... Wt! All it nl t d . lutio ar .0" g e . to. c. _ ‘ Episcopal churchfltev. Mearl Cul- N ' l c t . ‘ .
. , . . - . .i..tl‘£.?:.3:‘..1‘é;i.°.§..i°n.i. m. “n.3, ,,g {.303 .. “:23, AND FLORAL EFFECTS AT GARDEN SHOW .u. m... ... mm... A“ “m“ "‘° "‘ ‘°“ - WWW“ g_
l ' Gift! and sung it in derision meaning all versions or Yankee Doodle as there ' . ‘ ‘ . A r eception “’l" b‘ M” "l" “9'. ' ‘ TUES-
. l .. . that was mum" of insult. The are dioirrent editors of ”waver“! _ Great interest is being shown in towards the possession of better gsr- ning at 26 Catherine street. ‘ REGEN DWED.
- Meant. , - 1- ‘ ‘ . ‘ “For this "ma, it h“ M... n... the preparations tor the flower show done. as walla“ towards beautllylns -————~—-~—-—---—-——. . ' d , - , ' .. ‘ ‘ " ic-
_ . . __ . . Novelty Fete ' ‘ ‘
'0 Bill“ in Norwadlt ,"Nmilll 5' flail. under the auspices oi the Nor-
used with new words to. celebrate walk Garden Club.
The Omicron circle of the Eastii.
' memory and know the full meaning
. not a nursery rhyme: it is a patrol.’
Nomilt worth: we are all. it is
hoped. real Yankee Doodles._ We'
should keep the old historic song in
that lies beneath its Jingle. It is
tic song that grew out or our very
‘ early history and symbolizes Amori-‘ ’
‘ woman patriotism!"
.worth. American tradition.
”this is the tint event or its
kind ever held in Norwalk. it will
prove of unusual interest and it is
tic-old that. it will provide a stimulus
‘Ladlslsus' Hungarian a. ,c. church
, performed the wedding ceremony o!
his cousin . Miss Holen Idaria Bar-
rett 0: Canterbury and William E.
Grady of Remand yesterday after-'
noon.,'rho wedding took place in Si.
. Justin's churchin Hartford.
. bliss Ruth-A. Barrett. sister of the
bride. was bridesmaid and Robert J.
Grady. brother or the -‘bridegroom.
was best loan. Norbert J. Barrett
The display will include specimens “"9““ M- E- Chum" ““1 31°” ‘4
of many choice perennials. now in
novelty lawn tote on the church
bl . m. besides lgpcheon table "_ lawn Wednesday afternoon. June 80.
rangemcnts and floral effects.
LOCAL PRIEST PERFORMS WEDDI'N .
CEREMONY OF‘ HIS COUSIN IN‘ ARTFORD
. W . ,
Rev. Joseph A. Degnan of It. and James F. Grady were ushers.
The bride wore a gown ct apple
'blossoln satin and corn chantiily
lace. period style. with Hot to match.
Shocarriod an arm bouquet of bride
roses and sweet The brides-
nisid wore orchid taffeta. period
style. with a hat ot the same color.
and carried an arm bouquet of yel.
low tea roses. Mr. and Mrs. Grady
will go to Canada. torthoir wedding
trip and upon their'rsturn will live
at. m Adams street. Hartford.
' . ‘AV 6m . by the are , g
3;“ x , Whig ills Mo soni- Rev. John Rooting. a professor at
. . iary pad” tor-snow sad scientific ,Matortord’oollago. liquid”~ will
«any i - ' ., ‘ “gins toethie country on a special
, A. that on- D , ‘
“mm a”. W «rent by. July as. of Dr. William
A way» too.. that ,
" ' a flm-’..n .Wallooo 2 this city; d Mi-
tho ‘ satof “$2.3m." an
’0 . .
‘ _ gonadal‘othor of the bride. tuned
. . g . je Vdng invitations yesterday.
.Noiaundry iterate:- ”privacy is tho sen ct m. and lira.
E; .Strcewaunders' . .
e...” .
. ’u-s—oss
.A'hosnurlage ct‘niss Marlon
*JRELA’ND TO PERFORM
orlar to perform the wedding
tie Phelas ot‘aridgo-_
- one. Patrick Photon or use Noble
daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
under-s ot-' icanbnry. to
z... street. sonos Mr. seq
Edward L. ltroot _o! ‘ Main
-~,will tells ptscshnis mine”
‘PASTOR TO MAKE SPECIAL TRIP FROM 1 ‘
DR. TRACY’S WEDDING
Wtfliam .i. Tracy oi West avenue“.
.Tho ceremony v‘will -talte place
Monday. July 13. at}! o'clock. in
the morning. in St; Charles church.
Bridgeport. Mrs. Phcian, received a
cable yesterday saying ' that the
Rev. Resting. who is a relative or
the bride. maintained a five
_woeha' leave of shs‘onco in order to
come to this country to perform the
ceremony and that ho .wonld arrive
on tile Maul-staple). Saturday. -
SchulmanuAsll
. .“ . .
Miss Mariam 18h: daughter or
lir. and Mrs. Harry Ash of u
Water street will he married to
.Nsthsn-‘schulmsm‘os as Day street.
this evening at a ofcloclt in New
Iork Cit?- . ' ‘ ~ =
. g the l‘lrst»coagregsticnal “chug-en." W suit on trockthan Eténudo shade.-.
j navel-fen incest its. '4‘ , fl _ . _ ,
g g 'wllipertorlathoearolneay.. Manhtlumb ~' . ..! . ”50va r
, W . m wa~ and... n a. ,t , in... of thoflmost attrscltlvo slips
' -’ ' ' . . M W. . “in ave sated ounces or ave soc-
RomOMW . .l' 0"“ M essence the ens-ac- it... :1 pleating to widen tho item-
‘ . . '. “lilelltotthoirdsttdbtsrjarriottliy use. . .
' ,,_ Pi!!!» i0 34M .. ,. Marsh." ‘ , ' -
'm “b“ m‘w‘u Th.» . , . ml 1' , m Goths!!!“ 7
. m. “I,“ ‘3 4h". " W no very large“ uglier-ti hat is
. ’l‘ o. ‘ oftentrlnuned with'a‘} ' {towel-err
=,=34‘3‘W ’~~-
The church is located on the cor-
ner of Van Zant street and East ave.
nue.
Given .Party
It was Miss Agnes Mahorley and“
not her sister. lilies Alice Mahoney.
in whose honor a surprise party waa
given at her home. 84 Harbor View
avenue. last evening.
ViSllJli‘lg“ Here
Mr. Cliii' Jesstip spent last meal-
and with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Jump.“ 15 Arch street, re-
turning‘to Philadelphia on Monday
where he holds a responsible posi-
tion with John Warren Watson Co.
Picnic“ Planned
Plans for an annual picnic at
Roton Point on August 28. were
made at the last meeting or the sea-
son of Ophir chapter last evening.
A cake sale will be held on June
so at Morgan‘s Hardware store on
Washington street. ‘
After the regular routiho ‘busl-
neas. refreshments were served.
Mrs-‘Lycett Ill
Friends will borocrry to learn that
Mrs. J. Edward). flycs'tt.
avenue. is very ill at her home.
’ mandatory“ .
Gun metal hosiery. which gives
the ottoct 1. a sheer black stocking.
is more popular now with thedsrl:
of Focus ‘ _
; .
. By Reading Experiences
l of Other Women '
i Mrs..Nina Matteson. Box 206,
Oxford. N. Y.. writes—“It it had not
.. been tor your
medicine. I could
. not hate done
i my work as it
' done. Mother
told me of Lydia
D. ,Plnhham's
; Vegetable Conl-
? pound. and i had
read in dittormt.
“pars what it
- ~ d done for dit-
wan ' it??? "”l.“L
: -. .. mo - somy as.
hand got me one bottle at first:
then I mkmgwo oltthafltro. ' ‘ Now
. am on o a as Idols."
Mu. Ernest 'i‘sngnsy ct Adams.
Mesa. ssya‘sho was ill for loan
and could Mt sleep nights or
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