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Mrs. Arthur Hughes.
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t " Flatbueh. Brooklyn. are vialtins
.1“ Mri and Mrs. Malcolm Perkins oi
‘ "Lakeside." .
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who 1“,.“ 'Mr. and Mrs. M. Joseph Wright
‘ ll . otnsummit avenue. are entertain-
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1i‘u'edtiio will entertain at luncheon
‘nd bridge at the clubhouse next
<Wednesduy.

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Harvey of Norwalk
It rues: '0! Mrs. George
ummit avenue. .
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and 'Mrs. John Mcflrury re
-~ to bow York yesterday sttor
din; two weeks at the Stimfi
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Mrs. Alvin _D. Schmoeser and Mrs.

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Miss Audrey Arlington of New
.York is apandinl two weeks with
'Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Sullivan
pf. .-"0veriook," Crescent Beach
road.
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Miss Catherine Hughes. dsuxhtsr
at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes.
will leave next. week for Lake Placid
Where she will visit Miss Edith

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PRINTING is the guest 0! Mrs. H. Sylvester.
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last night (mm a trip abroad. Ho
sailed homo on the Mauritania.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Lindsley Brush
or "Overlook." Summit avenue.
, have as their week-end guests Mr.
- and Mrs. John Bernstein of New

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STERLING Bu:- . ' ' ° '
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. - Mrs... H. McGowan of New York
Monday. Dr. and Mrs. McGowan

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Miss Ann Matthews 0! Pine Point
is on a Week's vacation from her
duties in New.York city.

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Mr. and Mrs. S. Collar of Brook-
lyn. N. Y.. are the weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Keenn.

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chestra.

nil—Btadlum Philharmonic con-
cart.

10:80-——Astor Roof Orchestra.

P “WEAR“. NEW YORK-OI”.

ONO—Dinner music.

ewe-seam: scores.
him—Frank Farrell's Orchestra.
7:00~lusical comedy hits

Troupe.
kilo—Goldman Bend o o n e e r t.
Comic opera prosrsm. Wal-
no Kauppi. comet soloist.
10:20-3»: Bernie’s Orchestra.
11:20-18—Rolta's Palate d'Or Or-
chestra. »

MW’GBS, NEW YORK—all.

0:00-Uacle Goebae.
0:80—10” Juvenile String Trio.
out—o". baa. Helen Wood. ducts.
his-Baseball and news items.
7:30-Coilrnan sldpl. songs.
"ham—Leonard Saxon. tenor.
his—George Hall’s Arcadians.
8:45—Cliflord Cheuley. “Philoso-
phy of Numbers."
moo—Lydia Mason. pianists.
0:15-Northern Choral Society.
9180—)!” Breen. banjo: Peter de
Rose. piano.
ONE—Northern Choral Society.
10:00—Louiaians Revue; Gines. Mit-
chell. Wilson and Kelley.
mac—Arrowhead Danes Orchestra.

 

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thaw-Bert Roith's Orchestra.
7:30-—Poiice alarms.
hall—Stanley Sliverburxh. musical]

saw.

hill—Baseball results.

8:00—The Dudleys, songs.
l:20——l.nwrenco Motcult. whistler.
mail—Elks Entertainers.
0:45-—lnstrumentnl program.

10:30—1'ollco alarms; weather.

WMCA—NEW YORK—8“

0730 p. [hr-Employment opportum.
itles.

6:40 p. m.—-William Anglo. tenor,

7 p. m.-—-Tappen‘s Orchestra.

7:80 p. m.—-Butialodians.

7:46 p. m.—Monte Carlo Entertain.

ors.

p. m.—Ludwlg Leaf. pianist.

6 p. m.-—John Casaldy. baryionc.

0 p. m.--Alired Orner, tenor.

. m.—Ukulelo Dick Hughes.

6 n. ran—Fred W. Saunders.

one. '

0 p. m.—Hansen and Howard. on-

ertaluers.

9- is p. m.-—Esta Blund. soprano.

Ji‘ p. m.—Edtemero Club Orchestra.

10:30 1). m.-—Len Saxon. tenor.

~11 p. m.—Ernle Golden's Orchestra.

12 midnight—McAlpin Entertainers.

WRNY—XEW YORK-4375
’l p. m.——8port Rays.
7:10 p. m.-—Commercinl Digest.

 

 

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7:15 p. m.—"Your Name." Eph-
raim Cross.

7:30 p. m.—v~0rlwv\"” " «w -' llr-'
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8 p. ran—Len Saxon. Leuua.

 

5:10 p. ms-Attlsts' Debut Hour.
8:“ p. m.——'l‘otman and Weeken-
dorr. banjoists. ‘
9.1). m.~———l.lutler lirothcrs' ’l‘rio.
lull. p. m.-——Lou Iluyos. ukulele.
lirllu p. m.—-Hchuluutn's National
Stage (.‘hildron.
10:16 p. iu.—-l‘uuline
songs.
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6:15 p. m.—-—.\lnh~stlc String Ensem-
ble.
7:15 p. m.—-Qucstlons and answers.
9:15 p. m.—t)dlerno limliea' 'l‘rio.
“'0“ NEWARK—ills
6:15 p. lil.-Jlit‘l|llt‘ls Jnt-olis's
scmbio.
6:“) p. m.—-Elll \Vfliliey. “Sports."
7 p. m.-Jacqucs Jnt'olis‘s Ensem-
ble.
7:25 p. 1n.—Nows Bulletin.
7‘30 p. m.-—-Chutcau llzlllllH'nl
ohestra.
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McDonald.

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limit. p. Iii.v-Sp(‘(‘lnl teature.

1mm p. m.—-—Montercy Society Or-
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ll :15 p. m.—-nen Bernie‘s Orchestra.

 

 

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