The Buffalo Sunday Morning News from Buffalo, New York • 5

BUFFALO SUNDAY MORNING NEWS: JUNE 27, 1909. 5 The ceremony was performed by Rev. C. A. Gail of Lancaster.

Mr. and Mrs. Pixley are taking a Canadian trip and will be at home after Aug. 1 in Corfu. N.

Y. LATEST CHANGE OF RESIDENCE of Mlddleport, N. T. Mr. and.

Mrs. Gillies left for an extended trip to the Thousand Islands and MontreaLta.the celebration of Lake Champlain, New York and Boston and afterward will make their home in Buffalo. Charles Couch of the West Avenue Presbyterian Church. At home after July 1 at 224 Brecken ridge street, Wllltama-Stoddartf. Mr.

and Mrs. William Prescott Stoddard have Issued announcements of the marriage of their daughter, Mary Carver, to Dr. Herbert Upham Williams, on Saturday, June. 19, 1909, at Plymouth, cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooccooooooooooooooopooooooooooooooooooooooooooo I IN SOCIAL CIRCLES. o- A tttk of Many Cay Events Entertatnments Past and to Come' The Latest Engage-.

o- tntnts an Weddtng Announcements Tales of Travelers Our Guests Clubs and octal Organizations. Fort Wayne, left on Thursday for their summer home at HUlvlew, Lake George, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

P. H. Frank and family have gone to their summer homa, Appledere, Angola-on-the-Lake. Miss Katherlne Cornell, Mlgs Gladys Gowans and Miss Margaret Ransom will go to camp in the Adirondacks this summer with Miss Gates. 0 cOoocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Table No.

IS Mrs. George Chambers, Mrs. Kent, Mrs. George Mills, Mrs. Dreybus, Mrs.

T. Webb. Table No. 14 Mrs. Caseman Mrs.

William Mack, Mrs, William Creamer, Edna M. Edmunds was the bridesmaid. Mr. William Fleming, brother of the groom, was best man, and the ushers were Mr. William Carter and Mr.

Leon H. Prior. The out-of-town guests were Mrs. Emily-Smith of North Collins, Mr. and Mrs.

W. G. Woodcock and daughter, Dorothy, of Rochester. After July 15 Mr. and Mrs Flemmlng will be at home at 89 Mortimer street.

Telaak-Wallenfaomt. Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock in St. Mary of Sorrows' Church, Miss. Ce-. celia Wallenhorst, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph H. Wallenhorst, was mar, ried to Mr. Bernard W. Telaak, -Rev.

Father Stephan officiating. Miss Agnes Wallenhorst was maid of honor; Mr. Henry Demling and Mrs. Henry Kercher ushers. Miss Irene Hohorst, flower girl, and Master Albert Hohosst the ring bearer.

Mr. and Mrs. Telaak will be at home after Aug. 1 at 852 Jefferson street. Afeti-Domplerre Mrs.

Josephine Dompierre of 41 French streeet has issued invitations for the marriage of her daughter, Marie Louise, to Mr. George S. Metz. Wedding to take place at Notre Dame De Lourdes Church, Main and Best streets, on Wednesday morning, June 30, at 9 o'clock. VoU-Lathbnry.

The marriage of Mtes Ruth Marian Lathbury, daughter of Mrs. Esther C. Lathbury of Forest avenue, to Mr. Edward Philip Volz, was solemnized on Monday evening at 8 o'clock by Rev. Mr.

and Mis. Walter Chard of New York are at Cazenovla, where they have taken a touse for the summer. Mrs. Hamilton Ward goes to her summer home at Waterloo, N. tomorrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Doane and their daughter, Dorothy, left for their new summer home at Balu Falls, Mus-koka. Capt and Mrs.

Charles William Farr, Medical Corps, U. S. Army of Fort Melt in ley. Portland, passed through the city on Saturday, enroute to Orchard Point Inn, Atherly. where they will spend the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Dudley M. Irlwn and family of Summer street have gone to Loon Lake, Adirondacks, for the summer. Mrs.

Julia F. Snow of Franklin street has gone to Rose Hill for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. George" Forman are at Muskoka.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Ussher and family will go, to Lake Wilmurt in July. Mrs.

B. M. Henschel and son Henry are in Wernersville, among the Blue Ridge Mountains for the summer. Mr. Henschel left Sunday for a short visit with his family.

Mr. Reed C. Schermerhorn and son, and Mrs. J. C.

Schermerhorn have gone to Bay Beach for the summer. Mrs. Adelbert Moot has gone to her summer home at Marblehead, Mass. Miss Mary Lathrop is spending the summer at Clover Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Nichols, and little daughter will go to Monument Beach, the first of July. Mrs, Henry E. Ducker, Miss Ina Ducker, Mr. George Ducker Mrs. William Harper and Mrs.

Robert Orff of EVENTS OF THE FUTURE DA TES TO BE REMEMBERED OUR GUESTS. "Farewell farewell ia a doleful sound" but never doleful when the partings; are short and the goodby 1b the beginning of a vacation or a respite from- -work. While an expert worker in any craft must- keep the harness on to maintain capacity, as the athlete keeps up his exercises still a Jlt-tie turning one's back on familiar scene s-4et ting go for a few' days of the thing one must grip, for fear life most of the time, is good for the soul, the spirit and the body. -Just now the summer tourists are getting off on their summer trips abroad the number of foreign-bound Buffalonlans being rather larger than usual. Others are gone or going to the New England and Newfoundland coasts and more are settling down In homes the sea, the lake and the river.

Our own lake shore border is like a garden of Paradise trees, shrubs, vines, flowers and fruits rendering it a vision of beauty and most of the houses are picturesque and painted to fit into the landscape. Down the river at Lewiston, Youngs-town and Queenstown, are more lovely Buffalo summer homes and Ogden P. Letchworth's, Laurence 'D. Rumsey's, Mr. Henry Cogswell's lovely home at Youngatown, the Larkins beautiful 'Glen -Gairn" and a score of other notable places make a little colony or string of colonies in the most historic and lovely spot in Western New York.

Our people go as far up the lake as Dunkirk and Angola, and Hamburg and East Aurora are simply residence suburbs of our city, and now that Hamburg is to have its brick-paved -rWad into Buffalo, it may be called part and parcel of the city. The weddings continue, also social amenities but aside from their celebrations there are no set functions everything most easy-going and informal. For this week next to nothing Is planned and the week after our patriotic celebration will furnish excitement and bustle enough to reduce to quiet accompanying days. St. Vincent's Rose Festival is the largest event of the "week.

It will be held on the grounds of St. Vincent's, 1313 Main street, afternoon arid evening, June 30th. The supper will be in charge Of 21 matrons, each with many assistants, the tables being assigned as follows: Table No. 1 Mrs. Charles Halloran, Mrs.

Casper Drescher. Mrs. John Butler, Mrs. James Butler. Table No.

2 Mrs. P. X. Curry, Mrs. Richard Walsh, Mrs.

J. J. McCarthy, Miss Georgiana Crittenden, Miss H. Wohlprs." Table No. 3 Mrs.

George Karback, Mrs. George Onions, Mrs. George Lien-ert. Table No. 4 Miss Agnes Denny, Miss Anna Hughes, Miss Dunn, Mrs.

Smith. Table No. 5 Mrs. James Boland, Mrs. William Ryan, Miss Anna Boland, Miss Aellie Boland Table No.

6 Mrs. E. B. Donnelly, Mrs. Charles Zimmerman.

Mrs. E. Mrs. P. McGee, Mrs.

Frank Bar-tel. Table No. 7 Mrs. William Ferguson, Mrs. George Morgan, Mrs.

David Foley. Table No. 8 Mrs. Kate Durkin, Mrs, D. Nelligan.

Mrs. Masay. Mips Helen Hanavaa, Miss Mabel Durkin Mrs. Celift Seltvan, Miss Purteil. Table Mrs.

George Langdori, James, Smith: Miss Mav Wiley. Miss' EsteUle Forestel, Miss Hat'Ue Table No. 10 The Mioses Clark. Mrs, w. Miss forence urifcon, Miss Mary Hanley, Miss Emma Mur ray.

Table No. It Mrs. Adam pebhard." Mrs. Henry Kllleen. Mrs, Frank Bal thazar.

Mrs. Jacob Thlllen, Mrs. Gies, Mrs. WIllKm Hund, Mrs. Louis Gamon, Table No.

12 Mrs. M. E. McCarthy, Mrs. James Lancaster.

Mrs. Mary doon, Mrs. Charles Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Paxton of Leesburg, and Miss Bull of Montclalr, N.

are the guests of Mrs. Henry Bull. Mr. Thornton Chard, who has been the guest of his mother, Mrs. James F.

Chard of North street, has returned to New York. Mrs. Francis Lobdell, who has been spending several months with Mrs. Vernon M. Davis of New York, will return to Buffalo the last of June to be the guest of Mrs William A.

Brackenndge. Mrs. Edwin S. Dodge of Florence. Italy.

Is In Buffalo and is occupying her mother's house In Delaware avenue. Mr. and Mrs. B. F.

Dewees. Mr. and Mrs. W. Seymour Runk and daughter and Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Wriggins have returned to Germantown. Mrs. Hildreth and Mrs. Mann of Memphis.

are the guests of Miss Raymond. Rev. Alfred T. Vail, formerly pastor of the Presbyterian Church' of the Covenant. Buffalo, and Mrs.

Vail are the The Ladles Sewing Society of the German Hospital are giving a root garden party and open air vaudeville and dance on the roof of the German-American building on Wednesday evening. June 3, for the benefit of the hospital. Th regular meeting of the Westover Branch of the Sunshine Society will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Stone, 45 Putnam street, on Monday afternoon, June 28, at 2:30 The ladles of the West Side Young Men's Christian Association are Betting things In readiness for their annual river excursion, which will occur on July 2 around Grand Island on the steamer Dorothy and barge. The Annunciation river party will be given Monday, June 28, from the foot of Amherst street at 10:15 o'clock in the morning, on the steamer Dorothy and barge.

Mrs. Adam F. Gebhard and Mrs. Peter Fox have charge of the arrangements. FOREIGN Mr.

and Mrs. George Mead way have returned from England. Mirs Bertha Hansbury of Detroit, who sails Monday for Germany to complete her musical education, will be entertained by Miss Ruth Jordan today at a luncheon, covers being laid for eight. Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Walth sailed on Wednesday from New York for Europe. Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin W. Appleton and family of North street have returned from Europe. Miss Harriet M. Buck sailed for Europe on Saturday. Mrs.

Elbert D. Meldrum and Miss Clarlbel Meldrum left on Thursday for New York. Miss Meldrum sails on Jun 30 with Miss Chandler and Miss Jones to spend the summer abroad. Miss Ida Butler and Miss Jennie Mlckel sailed on Saturday for the Mediterranean trip and will spend the rest of the summer abroad. Mrs.

Walter T. Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson will sail for Europe on the sixth of July. Miss Amy Graham leaves July 2 for Montreal to Bail on Saturday, July 3, for Havre. Miss Graham will go to Paris and Geneva, Switzerland, where she will spend the summer studying with Jacque Dalcroze. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles B. Sears and Miss Frederlca Gilbert of Brookllne have sailed for Europe. Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Phllp, who have been the guests of Mr. Henry C. Howard for the winter, sailed on Saturday for England, to spend the summer abroad. Mr.

and Mrs. George K. Blrge return on Monday from Europe. Miss Flske and Miss Rumsey will sail for Europe this week. Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Dold, Miss Elizabeth Dold and Mr. Ralph Dold of Rich- COMING AND GOING.

Behwab-Thamaa. On Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, in St. Boniface Church, Miss Rose E. Thuman, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Thuman, was, married to Mr.

Fred C. Schwab. Rev. Father Bruek-ner performed the ceremony. 'At home after July 15 at 306 Monroe street.

Gardner-Bore. At the home of Mrs. Minnie Boye at No. 38 Walter street, on Wednesday evening her daughter, Ida F. Boye, was united in marriage to Mr.

Irwin C. Gardner. Rev. P. C.

Bommer performed the ceremony. At home at No. 157 Benzlnger street, after Aug, 1. Hill-Smith. Miss Anna Smith, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Smith, and Mr. Charles W. Hill were married Tuesday morning, June 22, at the home of the bride's parents in Como avenue. Rev.

G. F. J. Sherwood of St. Jude's Episcopal Church performed the ceremony.

Mr. and Mrs. Hill have gone to New York and Asbury Park and will be home Aug. 1 at 825 East tTtica street. Hewitt-Hood.

The marriage of Mrs. Adalehe Hood to Mr. Walter C. Hewitt of Oshkosh, was quietly celebrated on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Julia Qufgg of 235 Hampshire street.

Rev. Griffith Johnson officiated. At home at Elm Oshkosh, Wis. Coeke-HewBoa, The marriage of Miss Kittle Hewson c( Northland avenue to Mr. Samuel W.

Cooke of Mahomet, 111., was celebrated on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. John D. Campbell of the Church of the Covenant officiating. At home after Aug.

1 in Champaign. I1J. Bergl n-Tem 1 Its, At the Church of the Annunciation at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning Miss Ella H. Temlitz was married to Mr. Norman L.

Bergin. The ceremony was performed by- Rev. Father Mc-Grath. Mr." and Bergin left for Washington, and will be-at home after July at 272 Potomac avenue. Srhwftrtz-McAdle.

The marriage of Miss Jessie B. Mc-Adie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McAdie, to Mr. William F.

Schwartz was solemnized on Wednesday at St. Paul's Cathedral by Rev. Dr. J. A.

Regester. Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz will be at home after Sept. 1 at 711 Richmond avenue.

Grlegr-Archer. i The marriage of Miss Evelyn H. Archer to Mr. Arthur F. Grleser was quietly solemnized Tuesday evening, June 22, at the home of her mother, I Mrs.

Marian B. Archer of 46 South- a ntnn it real In V. in3 pi comic Ul llic two families. Rev. George H.

Gaviller of All Saints' Church performed the ceremony. Ffilk-Smith. Miss Modlyn E. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank W. Smith, and Mr. Claude O. Falk were married at' 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents in Wood-lawn avenue, the Rev. Charles Smith of St.

James Episcopal Church officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Falk left for New York and will be at home at 210 Woodlawn avenue after July Evrrt-Henson. The, marriage of Miss Ida M.

Hensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hensen, to Mr. Robert Evert, was quietly solemnized on Wdnesday evening ac the home of Rev. T.

F. Bode of St. Peter's Evangelical Church. At home after July 1 at 595 Sycamore street. Mi-Keoaffh Lu s.

In St. Michael Church at half after 9 o'clock ou Thursday morning Miss Flora Marie Lutz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lutz, was married to Mr.

John Cyril McKeough. Rev. Charles Cohauz performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.

McKeough left for Philadelphia, Atlantic City, New York, Providence and Pawtucket R. returning by way of Boston, and will be at home in Buffalo after Aug. 1. Glrrl n- Boirri. The marriage of Miss Velma Bowes, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Bowes, to Dr. W. U. Girvin of this city was quietly solemnized on Wednesday evening, Jun 2.

No cards. Dell-Totter. Married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jhn Adams Rleberkam of Lancaster, Rev.

R. F. Hurlburt-of Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. Miss Lucy K. Yotter and Mr.

Asa R. Dell of Buffalo. At home after Aug. in Buffalo. Gardner-A dam.

The marriage of Miss Gertrude Mae Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "Robert J. Adams, to Mr. Fred Earl Gardner was solemnized at 7 o'clock on Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents In Purdy street.

Rev. John McGavern of Bradford, performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner left for Mus-koka Lake and will be at home after Aug.

1 at 200 Northland avenue. McCab-Stamp, Miss Stella Stamp, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Coleman, and Mr. John Mc-Cabe were married at 7 o'clock on Wednesday morning In "the Church of the Holy Family by Rev. Father Dwyer, Mr.

and Mrs. McCabe left for a Canadian trip and will be at home after July 15 at 799 South Park avenue. Goembel-MeArthnr. The marriage of Miss Florence Mac-Arthur to Mr. George Edward Goem-bel was celebrated at 11 o'clock on Thursday morning, June 24, at the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church In the presence of the Immediate relatives.

Dr. Carl D. Case officiating. Mr. and Mrs.

Goembel left for a wedding Journey to Albany. New York and Pennsylvania. After July 1 they will be at home at 97 Riley street. Weddlnvs. A the home of Mr.

and Mrs. John Lank ps, their daughter, Louise Caroline, was married to Mr. El wood Huds-plth, on Wednesday evening, June 23, by Rev. M. Rueckert.

The attendants were Miss Katherlne Lankes and Miss Katherlne Baker. Mr. R. Robert flu son whs the best, man and Mr. Charles G.

Adams usher. and Mrs. Hiidsplth have gone on a trip to Detroit and will be at home at Ml West avenue after July 15. nnrhnrhI.OBlea The marriage of Miss Elizabeth to Mr. Jonh Harharh was quietly snolemnird Tuesday afternoon.

June 22. At home after July 1 at 31.1 High street. PIsleT-Merer. At the M-thodlst-Eplsnpjil Church In P-rnvmansvllle on Thursday afternoon at 8 nlock.MlssKnthlpn Louise Meyr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrenr P. Mver. whs imitpd in marriage to Mr. Ury Lumley Pixley of Alabama. Mrs.

C. M. Splttler and Miss OHv Spittler are at Avelon Cottage, Fort Erie, for the summer. Mr. and Mrs.

Edward W. Butt and family of Highland avenue are at Oakfieid Club, Grand Island, their summer home. Mrs. William S. Sfzer and Miss Slzer will spend the month of July at th Queen's Royal, Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Judge and Mrs. Loran L. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Francis U.

Kahle and family have gone to Lake Placid for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Harlow C. Curtiss and family go to Martha's Vineyard forth summer early In July.

Mr. and Mrs. E. O. McNair and family and Mrs.

Augustus McNair of Gulf-port. have gone to Silver Lake, where they have a summer home. Mrs, Clalron Walther, formerly of th Rockford has taken an apartment in the Martinique on Allen street, corner of Mariner. Miss Margaret Bailey of Elmwood avenue and Miss Blanche Hoyt of Glen-wood avenue have taken a cottage at Chautauqua assembly grounds for the summer, chaperoned by Mrs. Allen of Jamestown.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hallam Keep have taken a camp in the Adirondack! for the summer. Mrs. Lewis J.

Barnard, Miss Jore-ohine W. Barnard and Mr. Seymour Barnard leave tomorrow for Flushing. guests for a few days of Mrs. Vall's sister, Mrs.

George E. Wood, 28 Linden avenue. Mrs. Henry Stlmpson of Salt Lakt City Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank I.

Dorr. Mr. Harry Griffin of New York Is spending a few days in town, the guest of his mother, Mrs. P. H.

Griffin of West Ferry street. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brackenridtre.

Mr. Gavin Brackenridge and Miss Martha Brackenridge of New York are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Brackenridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dold of Wichita, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Dold of Depew avenue for the Brunke-Dold wedding.

Mrs. Katherlne Ogden. who has been visiting Mrs. Frederick- B. Cooley, left for the East on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cook and Mr.

Milford W. Childs of Medina, who motored to town to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer L. Nagel, have returned home.

Barnard, Mrs, Elizabeth Lore cr-" and the members of Trinity Choir leave on the sixth of July to 10 days in camp at Angola. Miss Hcu-sie will join them later In the week. Mr. and Mrs. George 3.

Peacock and daughter will leave soon for an automobile trip. Miss Carrie Lyon and Miss Ruth Lyon leave today for a trip up ths lakes and through Yellowstone Park. Mr. and Mrs. E.

F. Schneider of Fifteenth street have gone to visit friends In Cleveland and Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. Walter G.

Phippen went to Idlewood this week to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Barr. Mrs. Charles W.

Goodyear Is to spend the next few days in Chicago. Mrs. Evelyn Choate of Ashland avenue will be the week-end guest of Mrs. William T. Ramsdell at her summer home in Idlewood.

Mrs. E. D. Meldrum and Miss Mel-drum are in New York. Mrs.

Carrie Tudor and Miss Bessie G. Tudor of Virginia street left on Friday morning for California and points along the Pacific Coast. Miss Mildred Severance and Miss Houghton of Jewett avenue are in Detroit, the guests of Miss Isabeiie De Vine of Seward avenue, formerly of Buffalo. Mrs, S. V.

Parsons and Miss Parsons of the Brockingham returned Thursday evening from New York. Miss Henrietta ZilHg- of 80 Oxford avenue has returned from Elisabeth. N. J. Miss Alice Dooley, Miss Julia Hardy and Mta Frances McNerney gr spending the week end at "The Willows," Grand Island, as guests of Miss Con boy.

FAREWELL BANQUET TO 5 -f vrm A Th smJItrtrhim of the nw Lirv-p 44 was last Wednesday ppntljr d. j. -rati pink and white in honor of Mts Ai we-ner, for whom fsrpwell bsnquet rs Miss Wanner will be marriM la A proreMlon of 45 teachers wbr led by to the banouet t.abi. while William B. Kam-prath anrt Minn K'khart playM "tr.pn-ftrin" wpddtriff march.

Itr. Knil Mlna Wretit with a Nfunirul rut jr'-ii fcfrry bowl in behalf of the faculty. Tf favors were mortars flliM with rir-e. Th rardR were hand-pnintfd June rojwu. Holrwarth enrnpn-M the furpwell rtm A Mla Elkhart the farewMl eon.

Vor- wrra wll reiinrM by Miss Mry QiURon ftM Ml-a Martha Th aatr war excellently planned by Mttt Ella Ycnim. NATIVITY fMHOCIIMIj SCHOOL. The Natlvtt will ht)'i ll cmi" M'f'H rf-fi ieS fl.r Cinvf Inn Huli. ri evfrslr.tf. 7 -6 number of pr.

ri an i jinc vvt is Dr. Ma lU-tc'tc'r wii (1.H''-s them, I avr-lltiiK ff tortttrnrp, K'Wlusr kn i No. of the W.m will mi vi 1 he mont It ffi' rrerfM Of t'tf iJU" -vt'i rnonn i it. tn) i'trri Jt hn: tit ii I'ti' f- lii fini In (in im i i le Will rf i em lit 2 rlr.r-k v. I prf to i -c i i tn ii t-v n-f-ir 1 Hunt-Lowe.

The marriage of Miss B. C. Lowe to Mr. G. A.

Hunt was quietly solemnised on Monday, Rev. R. S. Freeman officiating. At home at 255 Southampton street after July 6.

marriage of Miss Lelah Marguerite Tyler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Tyler, to Mr. Tracy Ward Porter, was celebrated on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents In Anderson Place.

Rev. Henry Ward, D. Dt, of East Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. Mary L.

Chlpman of Indianapolis, Miss Marjorle Perkins of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Bodlne of Mundy Lane.

Ont. After a wedding journey Mr. and Mrs. Porter will be at home at 316 Normal avenue. No cards.

The annual lawn fete given by the Immaculate Conception Church under the auspices of the Lyceum will be held on Tuesday afternoon and evening, July 13, 1909. There will be music and dancing. A suirimer festival and entertainment will be held at the Guild House of Grace Episcopal Church, 31 Penfleld street, Tuesday evening, June 29. Supper will be served from 6 to 8, followed by an entertainment and dancing. The Women's Auxiliary of the Alte deutsche Gisellschaft will hold their next meeting at the residence of Mrs.

John Schenck, 73 Northampton street, Tuesday afternoon, June 29, at 2:30 o'clock. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of the Covenant will have an outing on Monday, July 5, going to Fort Erie at 2 o'clock, where they will be met by a hayrack and driven to Ridgeway. TRAVEL. mond avenue have returned from Europe. Mrs.

Helen M. Cadman, who has been In Buffalo for her son's marriage, left last evening to visit her niece, Mrs. Grover Cleveland, at her summer home, Farnworth, New Hampshire, before sailing from Boston for Naples on July 8 for a summer abroad with Boston friends. Mrs. Hector Sears and Miss Sarah J.

Dudley sailed on Thursday for Europe. Mr. Maurice C. Spratt sailed on Wednesday on the Campania, to spend six weeks abroad. Mr.

Howard Bissell and Miss Jeanette Bissell went to New York to meet their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Bissell, who returned from Europe on Monday. Mrs.

'Lathrop, Miss and Miss Gertrude Welgel leave on July to spend the summer traveling abroad. Miss Louise Clarke and Mr. Fielder Clarke of Pittsburg sailed for Europe on Wednesday fin the Adriatic. Miss Katherlne Weikum left on Sunday for Brooklyn, sailing later in the week from Boston for an extended European tour. Mrs.

Wrilson S. Tifft of Llnwood avenue sailed yesterday from Hoboken on the Cleveland for Europe to remain abroad until November. Dr. and Mrs. Frank E.

Brundage left Buffalo yesterday to sail on the Lusltania, Wednesday, for Vienna, Austria. They will motor to New York with Mr. and Mrs. Burr E. Cartwright and Mrs.

Charles Adams of East Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Sears and Miss Frederlca Gilbert of Brookllne, Mass, sailed for Europe yesterday.

Mme, Frances Helen Humphrey of the Surrey left yesterday morning for New York. She sails for Paris July 1. Putnam, Gordon, Jack and Frank Burrows, Frederick Cady and Pepperlll Wheeler will leave next Wednesday for Camp Choconut, Pa. Mr. Walter Wllklns has returned from Princeton and will go next week to Camp Choconut as one of the instructors.

Mr. Howard Patch has returned from Hobart, Miss Fdlth Mettrrnn TamM Place has returned from Geneva, where sne went ror graduation week at Hobart College. Mrs. Katherlne Ogden has returned from Miss Bennett's school. VIm Anna TT 3hanAi.fl vK.

ka. III hon vrnHMalofl tmm tU. rnA.i. --i viii uir i'iiiira lit Science Department of Pratt Institute, nan returned to rtuiiaio. Mr.

David Lawrence has returned from Princeton University to spend a fortnight In town nVfore going to Philadelphia for the rest of the summer. Mr. Ell W. Goldstein of Cedar street has returned from Cornell University. Miss Louise Zimmerman of Norwood avenue, who has since the Vassar commencement been a guest at a house party at one of the old Long Inland given by a rlasmate, went on Friday to Sliver pay, where she is one of the Vassar College representatives.

Miss Zimmerman return: the week aftep next to spend the rest of her vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Zimmerman of 'Norwood avenue.

The teachers of Welsfl street whool gave a farewell luncheon of 11 rovers on Friday afternoon In hnnor nf thHr retiring principal, who has been promote to shfoi The color scheme was gold and white. Graduation was hM st St. C'harW Medical College, Klmlrn. N. on Friday, June Mis, Lo-gall gave an jorture on "Ks-ftentlftl Duty Mips Lnca Rt prPJ(, ent the younef tnr, rn If re and formerly of Buffalo.

The St. Charles Alumnae gave rf pti'-n fnr the g-s dilating ria Ms Mary Casry read a Ipticr from the Philippines. Miss Isabella Sutton, Miss Mayme Kurtzworth, Table No. 15 Mrs. Anna Daley, Mrs.

Thomas Gallary, Adam Hoffman, Mrs. Joseph Struckler, Mrs. June Kicn-ardson. Table No. 16 Mrs.

John Sullivan, William Bennett, Mrs. John Hogan, Miss Rooney, Miss Grace Harrington. Table No. 17 Mrs; John McGarry, Miss Marie McGarry, Miss Mabel Werner. Table No.

18 Mrs. J. P. Barr, Mrs. Francis Kelly, Mrs.

John McCarthy, Mias Mabel Grlmshaw, Table No. lfr-Mrs. John Maloney, Mrs. Daniel Maloney, Mrs. George Deacon, Miss Margaret Table No.

20 Mrs. Joseph Butler, Mrs. T. Delaney, Mrs. L.

Cantlln, Miss A. Cowig. Table No. 21 Mrs. John Lennon, Mrs.

John McBride, Miss Mary Brennan, Miss Mary Drlscoll. Mrsr Anselm J. Smith, president or St. Elizabeth's Hospital Association, is general chairman. Iarami nv-mtis nrtxane of North street is giving a dinner party to a company or men on Monaay evening at -his residence, in honor of General J.

F. Smith, Governor-General, of the Philippines. "Mvm A Aiimistna Porter is eivln a iiTrifhcrtn tnrinv for the members of the Egbert-KIrkpatrick bridal party and this afternoon Mlss.Townsend and Miss Pettebone will give a tea. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Alexander J.

Porter will give a tea in -their, honor at her-summer home. "Penjerrie" on Lewiston Heights. Tomorrow evening jvir. Egbert will entertain his ushers at a dinner at the Club and the kumiilo will th cnest nf Ml'S. Porter at her residence in Buffalo avenue.

Mrs. Augustus Granger roner will give a tea Tuesday aiiernuon, yivo Phinn P.artnn will entertain iha hrMiii nartv at suDDer Tuesday evening after the rehearsal. From 4 to 8 'Clock. ni.nA TOnt.4 1b of Iinma tn her lYLlSH 1UI elite ivr i to at. iiun't friends from 4 to 8 o'clock this afternoon at her residence.

373 Pennsylvania street. Miss Kern leaves iuiubiu Van, vnrir tn heerln her rehearsals for her engagement with Savage. Mrs. John Clark Glenny has been appointed director of the American Federation of Arts. John P.

Wiser, the retiring American Military Attache of the American Embassy at Berlin, was received in farewell audience by" Emperor William" last week. Col. WJser's wife was formerly Miss Georgia Hol-lister of Buffalo. Lieut. -Wiser was detailed at the Pan-American Exposition in 1901.

Miss Elinor Klrby of Seventh street will entertain the graduating class of Miss Nardin's Academy at a luncheon at the Niagara Hotel oh Wednesday in honor of her Miss Mabel Kenne dy, a member, of the class. At'fhe annual meeting of the Western New York Division of the International Sunshine Society held at the home of the president. -Mrs. Fred St. John Hoff man, on Friday afternoon, the follow ing officers were elected: -Mrs.

Fred St. John Hoffman, re-elected Miss Mary B. Reyburn. first vice-presi dent; Mrs. A.

E. Hubbard, second vice-president; Mrs. Martha Hnrwood, recording secfetarv; -Mrs, George L. Fork. rorrespnnding secretary; Mrs.

Wallace Green, treasurer; Mrs. k. M. Hewitt. M'-s Arietta Lothrop.

Mrs. John Harrison Mills'. ants and Mr. George Wood will be the brat man, Mr. Sisson will be usher.

Rev. J. L. Sibole of the Church of the Redeemer will Pfhrllns-Farrrll, The marriage of Miss Anna R. Far-rell of Hamilton.

Ont, to Dr. Victor A. Pchellas of Buffalo will place in Hamilton on June 3. Gou Id-Johnson. The wedding of Miss Florence Winifred Johnson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Hamilton Johnson, to Mr. James A. Gould will be solemnized on Tuesday evening, June 29, at the residence of the Bride's parents. White-Fan.

The marriage of Miss Nettie Fasa, daughter of Mr. A. 8. Fass of San Francisco and Mr. Michael D.

White will solemnized on the evening of June 30th at the Colonial Club, Cnrtlss-Rob Mns. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D. Robbins announce the marriage of their daughter, Marion, lo Mr; Charles Gould Cur-tlss on Thursday, June 10, 1909.

Detroit. At home after July 1, 780 South Main street, Geneva, N. T. Dnmna-Wiymcr In St. Mary's Church at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning Miss Rose Wagnsr, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Wagner of Walnut street, became the bride of Mr. August H. Duman. The ceremony was performed bw Rev.

Francis Parr, Rev. A. Thumal. deacon, and Rev. J.

Lowekamp, subdeacon. The bride's Mster, Miss Catherine Wagrvr, was maid of honor, and the bridesmaid were Miss L. Ramntein, Mips A. Duman and Miss A. L.

Wagner. Mr. J. Duman, brother of the groom; was the best man; Mr. J.

A. Rohr and Mr. J. J. Topas, groomsmen, and the ushers were Mr.

J. A. Brick and Mr. Edward Tlchert. Mr.

and Mrs. Duman will be at home after July 15 at 378 Landon street. run Ue-Oold. At the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Dold In Central Park on Friday evening at 6 o'clock, Miss Clara Slbylle Dold wa married to Mr. Frederick Charles Brunke. Rev, C. G. Haas of St.

Paul's German United Evangelical Church 'performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Urunke sail todny on the Minneapolis for a short stay In Europe. l.oHite-!!brrn.

The wedding of Mis Allre Boji-rend to Mr. Lorhte was solemnized Inst evening at tho home of thct bri'lf. Woorliawn avenue. The ttfif will he attended hy Mis Marie Krolmnn. find Mr.

Fred Khert will be ihe host niHii. Flrmmluv-Shnw At the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. W. lia on Wpdnnda evening, dnuhtrr.

C.prtnide Anna, wan united ti marrl-'ze to Mr. Frank A. Kleminir. Mss. lillam C.

'a rler. slater of the laido, was the matron of honor, Miss Wrlffftltia-Wnlker. Mr. and Mm Jnhn TTImhavlv Walter and Mr. Wlllfnm it Woit, sued after cards announcing the mar- iiuB; o.i ineir sister, Kvelyn, to Mr.

Charles Cornelius Wriggins, on the evening of Tuesday, the 22d of June, 1909, Buffalo, N. T. At home on the afternoon of Thurs- Oct 21 trrtm 9 until A n'nWlr Wingohocking Heights, Germantown) Philadelphia, McKtnnon-Adams. On Wednesday evprtinir at half nast 7 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John C. Adams in Ashland avenue. their Miss Edna Marie Adams was married to Mr. James Mitchell MoKlnnon. Dr.

Samuel Van "Vranken Holmes of Westminster Church performed the ceremony, assisted by Dr. William Burnet Wright. Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon will be at home in Buffalo after Oct.

1. GlbaoD-Dorr. Miss Anne Bradley Dorr, daughter of Mrs. Samuel G. Dorr, was married to Mr.

Arthur Robert Gibson at 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening, at the home of the bride on Jefferson street, in the presence of the two Rev. Charles Smith of St. James' Episoopal Church performed the ceremony. Aavtin-AUyn. The marriage of Miss Ethel Palmer Allyn, daughter of- Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Allyn. to Mr.

Glen Robert Austin, was solemnized on Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents in Auchinvole avenue, Rev. F. B. Carlton of Bethlehem Presbyterian Church At home after Juiy 15 at 135 Congress street. Sldford-Cobb.

On Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs. H. C. Graves on High street, her sister. Miss Caroline Elizabeth Cobb, daughter of Mr.

William R. Cobb and Mr. George Albert Sidford of Rochester, N. married by Rev. J.

A. Regester of St. Paul's Cathedral. At home in Rochester. Rev.

J. M. Linton, pastor of Bethany Presbyterian Church, and Miss A. V. Taughenbaugh were married Wednesday.

June 23, at the home of the bride in. Gettysburg, by Rev. Seth Russell Downey, brother-in-law of the bride. Milburn-Holllngiivvorth. Mr.

and Mrs. William Hollingsworth of 'New York-announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Anne Scarborough Hollingsworth, to Mr. Ralph Milburn, a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Milburn.

Miss Hollingsworth is a great niece of Bishop Scarborough of New-York; Ski iter-Hrosnrt. Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Brosart have issued' invitations for the, marriage of their daughter, Penelope, to Mr. Fred-crick H. Skinner on Wednesday even-, ing, June 30, 1909. at 8:30 o'clock, at Ontario Street United Presbyterian Church, Ontario street and Copeland Buffalo, N. Y.

Reception immediately after the ceremony at" the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Brosart, 142 Ontario street. Mncber-Rfir. Mr. Thomas Ray of Mariner street announces the engagement of his daughter, Anna to Mr. Stephen A.

Macher of Erie, Pa. The wedding to take place Wednesday, July 21. at the Immaculate Conception Church. 1 Mflue-Cronk. i Mr.

Edward E. Cronk of Cottage street announces the engagement of I his daughter, Anna May Cronk, to Mr. Norman E. Maue. The wedding to take place August 11.

Miss Cronk will be by Miss Alice Cantlln and Mr. Gilbert McGloln will be the best man. SIotkln-Kelman, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kelman announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah, to Mr.

Louis Slotkln of this city. Egbert-Klrkpntrlck. The marriage of Miss Dorothy Vivien Kirkpatrick, to Mr. Charles Coggill Egbert of Morrlstown, N. will be solemnized at St.

Peter's Episcopal Church, Niagara Falls, Wednesday afternoon, June 30, at 4 o'clock. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Dr. Hughes of Morrlstown, assisted by Rev. Philip Wheeler Moshler, rector of the church.

Mrs. Vincent M. Porter, the bride's sister, will be matron of honor. Miss Louise Egbert of Morrlstown will be the maid of honor and the bridesmaids are Miss Jean Alexander and Miss Jessie McMurrick of Toronto, and Miss Enid Hendrle of Hamilton, Ont. Two little maids.

Julia Porter and Ruth Rankine, will act as flower eirls. The best man is Mr. Mason Young of Short Hills, N. and the ushers are: Mr, Thomas I B. Lvster and Mr.

Reelnald Meek of Niacin Mr. Oordan Hoxrev of Morrlstown. and Mr. Xo'-tnn Kirkpatrick of Osdpn'hursr. X.

T. The cere-monv will bp followed bv a reception at 'The Gables," the horn1 of the bride's sister, Mrs. Vincent M. Porter. Wrlh-FroH(oh.

The wedding of MIsb Madeline Froe-llrh. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Frnellch, to Mr.

Hubert Daniel Webb, was celebrated at 9 o'clock on Wednesdav morning In St. Michael's Church. Rev. Charles Cohausz performed the ceremony. At home after Aug.

1 at 42 Fargo avenue. Welr-Hleffel. In St. Louis' Church, the wedding of Miss Marlon Rieffrl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Augustus Rleffel, to Mr. George Weir of New York was solemnized by Rev. Walter Fornes, a cousin of the bride, on Wednday morning at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs.

Weir Wt for a trip down the St, Lawrence. At home in New York sfW Oct. 1. On Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. In Notre Dame v.

de Lourdes Churrh! Miss Ethel Lo'dse Pnrk'r. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orla William Parker, wan married to Mr. Gorffn, Albert Dalir'er bv Rev.

M. Phllllpps. At home July 15 at 2.12 Voorhepj avenue. r.lllles-Hqnlren. At o'clnrk on WlnLiy afternoon.

In Hamburg, the wedding of Miss Grace Edna Squires, do lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Flnfih D. Jf'nnres. (o Mr.

(ieorire Henry Glliis of Buffalo was solemnized by Rev. llnxy G. Bulsch LATEST ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDING NOTICES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Gen. and Mrs.

William Auman left yesterday for Marlon, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. H. Montgomery Ger-rans and Mr.

and Mrs. William B. Hoyt have returned from an automobile trip to Cleveland. Mr. James N.

Johnstone Is the guest of Mr. William P. Letchworth at Glen Iris. Dr. Charles Van Bergen has gone down the St.

Lawrence River. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Y. Grant are spending a few days at Niagara-on-the Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clifton and Mr. Nathaniel Gorham leave tomorrow for Richmond, to attend the wedding on the thirtieth of Miss Sarah White and Mr. Marvlne Gorham.

Miss Jane Wheeler and Miss Eleanor Mann have returned from Northampton, Mass. Mrs. Edward S. Hawley Is in New Helen Meads and Miss Christie Meads are the guests of friends In Boa-ton. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gorham have returned from Troy and Willlamstown. Mrs. Robert D.

Young Is spending a few days In Caledonia, the guest of Miss Blakeslee, Mrs. Young has discontinued her Monday evenings at home for the season, Mins Gladys Pettebone Is visiting Miss Carolyn Warren at Bay Beach. Mrs. Thomas K. Mann ha returned from a short May at Niagara-on-the Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank 8. McGraw are taking an eastern automobile trip. Rev.

and Mrs. Carl D. Case returned from Hamilton. N. Y.

last Wednesday evening, where Dr. Case delivered an address at the commencement of Colgate University. Mr. David Gray has returned to Buffalo. Mr.

and Mrs. James B. Parke left on Thursday evening for Wellesley Hills. to attend the marriage of their son. Mr.

Percy Huntington Parke, and Miss Harriet Mlrlek Small, which will be solemnized next Monday. Miss Evelvn Parke will Join her parents In Boston and will go with them to the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. William Y.

Warren of Porter avenue left on Monday evening to spend some time at Atlantic City. Rev and Mrs. Cameron J. Davis and family have been spending a week with Mrs. Lawrence O.

Allen at Athol Springs. Mr. Erwin PugMey Wt on Wednesday evening for New Haven and Chester, Nova Scotia. Miss Hoxsie has gone to New York and Atlantic City. Mr.

Robert Dempster and his sister, Gladys, are spending two weeks Niagara-on-the-Lake. Mrs. John W. Rush and Mr. Myron Rush lft on Monday to Join Mr, Bush on the St.

Lawrence. Mrs. Mark Packard returned on Wednesday from spending a few days In the East. Miss Florence Reid returned on Thursday evening from New York. MIrs Freda f-hnfr retunv-d from liastlngK-ou-t he-Hudson, Wednesday.

Mm William N. Parnen of Rrvaut has gone to wjK-nd nmnth Uh her dnnghtpr, Mrs, Prank Lymn I Punnell. st hr rountiy Imtne, Hill- croft, in the Mlrs Florence Wli-Wn nf street U' ft yi'Si rdr WnreeiM wlire viif spnd of ib.f MimmVr 8t the hnm of Ms FAr.a guafb. M. and Mrs PMh C'-rk.

1h Mls 1' Hail, ll.ftfl N- Wode-Iooml. The marriage of Miss Elsie Loomis, daughter of Mr. Frank M. Loomis to Mr. Frank Kellogg Wade, will be solemnized on-Wednesday, June 30, at 7:30 o'clock in the Church of the A reception will follow the ceremony, at the Loomis residence', 77 Llnwood avenue.

The bridal party includes; Miss Blanche Elizabeth Wade, maid of honor; Miss Ethel A. Chapin, Miss Helen Hayden and Miss Carolyn M. Loomis, bridesmaids; little Miss Marion Ball of Carthage, N. flower girl; Herman Avery Wade, who comes from New York, to be his brother's best man. Dr.

Herbert M. Tolfree, United States Navy; Mr. Francis J. Handel, Mr. Lawrence Gardner, Mr.

Harvey Brush and Donald Mc-Klsson, unhers. Mr. Wade arrives from today, and will return to Paterson with his bride after the honeymoon. Meref-Hntherfnrd. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Stevens Rutherford to Mr.

William Oscar Meyer takes place on Wednesday evening. June 80, at the residence of Mr, and Mrs. Frederick H. Stevens In Delaware avenue. Miss Clara Rutherford, the bride's sister, be the only attendant, and Mr.

William Cooper of Walden, N. the fiance of Miss Clara Rutherford, will be the best man. Only the Immediate fatfiH and relatives will attend. Vol Weston. The wedding of Miss Agnes B.

Weston, daughtpr of Mrs. A. B. Weston to Mr. Joseph M.

Voltz will be solemnized June 80. Wt4mer-(Mc4hnts. The marriage of Miss Gertrude C. Stettenbenz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Stettenbenz of Ellicott street, to Mr. James K. Witmer of Cleveland -will take place June 30. Mcech-IIrpwer.

Th marriage of Mis Maude Del-phine Brewer to Webster Charles Merh of Conheniit, will take place on 3me 30th at the homo of the bride in Transit avenue, Lnckport, Y. Corlmm- White. The rrKirrlane of Miss Sarah WhMte to Mr, Marvlne Gorham of Detroit will solemnized In Richmond, on Wednesday, Juno 30. Ilnrehm-r-Xriift The of Mifs Dora Adelaide Nfflr. "liiupli'er nf Mr.

and Mrs. Charles H. Nir 'rfTiwirOii avpTiufl. to Mr. WMf A.

Mnthrser of rhfcan will he milMy (j wlnesdny, Junp pt n'f-hi-'K; in the afternoon at th liri'l's hni TIi m-T rrfieo of Mips Wilhelmlne Huni'mr nf Mrs John Hn-rit 0 of I' pirt. to Dr. Robert I'ulrnf-r of Slip- Cr'k will oU r-'ni- s' 1 on tf fvrifnc of ')'-. i'f bridp'n hom1. Th r.r t' ur, ci'irf Hnri'h, and wU be hrr uttcnU- The annual reunion of the Alumnae Association of the Sacred Heart Academy and receiving of class, 1909, will be held this afternoon.

At o'clock sermon and benediction will be given Jn the Convent Chapel; meeting former schoolmates at 4 o'clock; election of officers at 6 o'clock; dinner and receiving the claw of 1909 at 6 o'clock. St. Vincent's Technical School holds Its commencement on Monday evening, June 28. Miss Harriet Byera of Llnwood avenue a senior of Smith College has returned from Northampton. Mr.

Newton Byers has returned from HH1 School at Pottstown, Pa. He will enter Yale in the autumn. Mr, Lawrence Fryer is home from Harvard. Mm. Charles E.

Selkirk and Miss Gertrude Selkirk were In WUHams-town for the Williams College commencement last week, the guests of Mr. George Tiiden Coleman. Mr, Coleman took the degree of M. A. In a post graduate course and won a prize which takes him to Cornell next year.

Mr. Julian Park haa returned from Williams. Miss Katherlne Park Lewis, who has been in Lexington, Va-, for the commencement week of the Virginia Military Institute has gone to Bedford City, where she will be the guest of Mr Montgomery Crockett for ft few days before returning home. Mr, Roy WoKlnnon of Richmond avenue has returned from Yale. Mr.

Ray Palmer has come from Syracuse University to visit his unMe and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams of Plymouth avenue.

Mr. Cnrl J. Herbolfl of Cornell, is visiting Ms Mr. V. Y.

Rum-sey nf Goshen. N. and left yesterday for Poughkfepsie to attend ihn intercollegiate rfKitta. Miss Ethel Insly of Woodlawn avenue has returned from Oherlln Col- A party nf hovs Inrludtng Oorhsm CUftnn. William fhnpin.

Griffin Kln, Sheldon Jack Putnam, ftugir.