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On Eoiter Wedoosday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock, there will be « Ea chr« at the BockVUle Centre Clab for the building fund of St. Acnee' new school. Many beantlfal prixes hare been donated. Tlcketo are fifty cents.
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The Ladies Aid Society of Si.
Mark's M. E. Chnrch will meet in the .Sunday School room Thursday after¬ noon, April 8, at half past two o'clock The hostesses will be Mrs. James
Combes and Mrs. S. E. Lewis.
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Mrs. Harry Reeres of Shellbank place entertained her sister, Mrs. Mills ofrMontclalr on Tuesday.
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At tbe home of her parents op Nas¬ sau street, Saturday afternoon. Miss Ada May Miller, daughter of Mr.'and Mrs.* William Miller, wa|i married to Raymond MoManue, by the Rev. Geo. E. Bishop.
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Mr. Frank Eriaman, oi wmoaor ar- enue, who has been suffering, sererely from a carbuncle on the back of his neck, is now recovering. >
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Bom to Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cochrane of Cedar avenue, a son on Sunday, March 28, named Douglas Vincent.
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The Woman's Ouild of the Church of ihe Ascension will hold a sowing meeting in Parish Hall next Friday afternoon at half past two.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Verity, Jr., gave a large and elaborate ~ dancing and card party last week at their home on Harrison avenue. The floral decora¬ tions were in pink and with the love¬ ly gowns worn by the laSIes the rooms presented a gay and decorative appearance. There were six tables playing Five itundred, the prizes for which were "wonjjy Mrs. B. W. Verity Sr., Mrs. Gembom Boate, Mrs. H. K Frost, E. W. Verity, Sr., N. L. Coop¬ er arid Gorshom Boate. The non- players^rize was won by Miss Doro¬ thy Doerlng. An elaborate supper was served at small tables, after which dancing was generally indulg¬ ed in until an early hour.
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dance were presented to Mrs. A. Hig- gins, daacing with Lake Rhodes. Those prpsent includod Mr. and Mm.- E. W. Verity, St., Mr. and Mrs. lu Palmer, Mr and Mra. H E, Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Oershom Boate, Mr. ana Mrs. John Weldon, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Cooper, Mr and Mrs Barry McVlcker, Mr and Mrs. DeMoU Belcher, Mr. and Mrs. A. Higginil, Mr. and Mrs. ^ilbnr Coombes, Mrs. Rhodes,-Miss Waltem, Miss Doerlng, Luke Rhodes, George Rhodes and Mr FrIU. ' • • • Mrs. Hermann Pallme and Miss Electa Glfford atended a "lecture on Monday afternoon, given by Ellis Par¬ ker Butler, on "Wild Flowers," at the home of Mrs. John W. Paris in Flush¬ ing.
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The choir of tbe Church of the Ascension aided, by a quartette asd its numbers augmented by outside voices, at the service on Wednesday evening, gave Stainer'B Crucifixion under the direction of the choir mas¬ ter, Mr. A. O. Ost'brwiUd. The solos were beautnfully rend^ed and the work of the quartette Add the chore was smooth and flnlahed, sbowint. much careful work and training. Miss Marguerite Glfford at the o^gan was responsible for much of the success. Both the Rector and choir maatef wish to publicly thank all those woB gave their assistance and helped'to make this effort the' success it was. There was a large congregation pret. ent to enjoy the music. Those taking part were the Misses Glfford, Ben¬ nett, DeMott, Wright, Skilton, Page Zorler, Edwards, Hill, Kirkwood and Messrs. Taber, McLean, Kirkwood, DeMott, Peace, Wlnterbottom, Hen¬ derson, Bennett, Osterwald, Strlnd- berg, Edwards, Hale.
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Miss Lillian Brower, who Is to be married Wednesday in E:aaler week, was given an apron shower last Sat¬ urday afternoon by Miss Helen Stone at the home of her sister, Mrs. F. G. Hooley, on Hempstead avenae. Tn». invitations were issued for a thimble party and each of the guests used hers to embroider the bride's Initials on the pieces of a Japane.se luncheon net which was Miss Stone's gift to the bride. The guests included Miss Mil-
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dred and Marie Loolse Dewanap, IQa. EUxabeth Gallagher. Miss Helen Bas- «et. Miss Kathleen Robinson and Mia* AdeleNeff. ^*
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The Parent-Teacher's Association will held its rsgxtlsr meetisg next Fri¬ day afternoon in the Clinton School. Tbe program will 6e in charge ot Mrs.
Clayton Clayton, chairman of Home and Child Welfare, who will present as her speaker for the afternoon the Rev. D. H. O'Dowd, who wlU apeak Tbe talk to be fol- Aa
this IB the topic of paramount intefr- est at present the members of the as¬ sociation are urged to attend and Join in the discussion .
On Wednesday afterlioon Jessie Wray of Merrick Road gave a party in honor of her seventh birthday.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent in playing games, after which a dainty collation was served. The table was decorated with Easter decorations.
Much credit is due EHoiae and Ken¬ neth Skldmore for the way they as- siate in entertaining the little onde.
The guests were Eunice Bennett, Carrie Wllkens, Walter Woodhead, Thomas Woodhead, Ralph Corheii. Mildred Royal, Luella Ives, Harriet Ives, Dorothy Shaw, Caroline Griffin, Madeline Kuhn, Lpi* Parsons, Helen Bigoney, Margery Skldmore, Bnti. Abrams, Elizabeth Haviland, Blolse and Kennth Skldmore, Mrs. B. W. Seaman, Mrs. A. H. Parsons, Mrs. T. J. Corbett, Miss Olive Corbett, Mrs. Leslie Wray, Mrs. David Longnecker, and Mt-8. Lewis Abrams.
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Many of the young people are home from school and college for the Eas¬ ter vacation. Among them Miss Ma¬ bel and Helen Bushnell, Miss Alma DaCosta, Miss Harriet Heyward, Miss Alma Nix, Miss Madeline McMurray, William Merry, EVprett Corwith and Robert Nix.
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Miss Hazel DeMott of North Village avenue is entertaining Miss Redland of Portland, Maine.
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Mns. Theodore Curtis of Rochester is in town to complete the sale oi her house on Davison place.
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The Study Cla.ss will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Samuel T. Wright on Ltfikeside Drive. Tliv, reading of Sudermann's ""Undyinp Pa.st," .begun at the ia.st meeting will be continued.
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Under the au.spices of the Girls' Friendly Society, a "Pink Domino Dance" Vui be given in Parish Hah, Tuesday evening, April 6Lh. The so¬ ciety Is quite anxious to make this event th_e greatest success of the season so come and bring your friends. A good time is promised to all whi attend. These costume dances will be given on the flrst and third Tues¬ days of eacli month. « * •
^ The ladies of the Presbyterian Church have chosen the foJlowine Cq-fUtalttees to act at their Utility and Cake Sale to be held on April 19th and 20th. -
Mrs. MacVlcar, chairman, Longworth, assistant chairman.
Utility—Mro. Wells, chairman. Reed, Mrs. Ghee, Mrs. Newton,, Welden, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Longworth, Mrs. Cooper
Aprons—Mrs Wahrenberger, chair¬ man, Mrs. Dockum, Mrs. Glldersleeve, Mrs. Gorham, Mrs. Grange, Mrs. Winne.
-> Groceries—Mrs. Darling chairman, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Kessler, Mrs. Kln- kel, Mrs. Warfleld, Mrs. Hick, Miss Rankin, Mrs. Bennett.
Cakes—Mrs. Lawrence, chairman, Mrs. Brower, Mrs. Hurlbutt, Mrs. Gra¬ ham, Mrs. MacLean.
Ice Cream—Mrs. MacKay, chairmani Mrs. Tunlson, Willing Workers Club.
Candy—Miss Hazel DeMott, Mlse Ethel Warfleld, Miss Gladys Kessler. Miss Bertha Kessler, MIsp Iva Smith, Miss Margery Dodge, Miss Louise Bennett.
.Soap—Mra. Rennie, chairman, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Southard. '
D 'comting—Mrs. Hurlbutt.'
Jroseph N. Pearsall, of Merrick roadf returned from Florida on Mpnday. He reportod grape fruit ao pler^iful th;«t it was rotting on the treon. , • • .
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Hogg, of Osborn olace, have gone to.'Washing- fon to spend Easter.
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Mrs. HlUery Sheets, Mrs. S. Kager, Jr., and Lindley Cooke, as guests of, Mrs. Herman Pallme, attended a lec¬ ture, at Qarnegie Hall Wednesda af¬ ternoon on Parifal by Miss Va» Bruen.
The dat« of the vaudeville to be to be given in Parish-Hall has been changed from April 22 to May 5.
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