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BUILTHI II I i !> \ itKIDQR wtalst, whic,J h Whut.was followe whichd bvaay a tea.'Mundyfollowed by, 9 aHarmon tea. yMundy. i * Harmony i •usBUS figurefiguress asaa t o totb ethe populatio populationn of baofa beebaan sebeen< sen lllwt limit HarrU.Harri*. tiopranu;soprano; Ml*MMa* The affair waa arranged by Mr*. ougb. following a thi• 111- Oratorical ConteMs of Local Scbuiheadl tbthee citdtyy an dand boroug boroughh wa a waato beto be Hart H. Farle« and Mlaa Mabel B. witm«>h swith stomach in 1-.H al High School ml Pupil* \rr liMinnl by Sirs. j awarded a prise of five dollar* In HaaelIU/.-1 limnHatfield., l.i. Contralto( oatralio,, WU Vl>. Hooley. who decorated the clubhouse terlln «uve ao f nativeGerman oy and • | gold,gold, foforr eaceachh municipalitymunicipality.. Th u The; Resident Goea 1 rruioa. Tb_ e ._ intry when a young | time is drawing near for the distri- i...ll*m Mii,- inu-i•-. 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MCastt*Pwoiw Caa**Vwonarnn prominen prominentt in societyIn society in the ;la f rieth«*ndg amonfriend*g th<among> Germa then residenGc t •• I " "• ■cm. opinion u to how many people there | 1 unusual Interest among the students forfor ibthae beneObenefitt of oftb ethe Templ Templee Rapr-clt Hap-.cityy and andboroug boroughh and includeand dIncluded tin.. ,, r tbthee boroughof the. boroughHe Is survive Hed by | Steph re-inre In our city and borough. Send In, A ' of Ith e universitynf the , nnlTcrslrr.chiefly becauB cMcflve of b.-caus- of Hali. r. churcbchurch.. TbThee ;; • il'r.igeneralj arrange arrwngee^ j following j following:: j,wo .„. n .,,; . :inf,'Wo] Alber sons.t Sutler- Charles| tir nand I «•**• a guess today. Aa a basis for- yaur J 1 tbethe fac factt tha tthat Mr. Mr.Parke Parkerr Is nfiyla- flfty- of <me menmeatt ooff Ibthee varievariedd number number,s wa waaa suc sut>ih 1 Th e TheMisse Miaseas Charlott Charlottee Finch , Finch.»ft-(n n;Ma- BIPO |, D;tw o »Uodaughters V"» . danghMrs. Ed- | human 1r In;calculation these figures are given, I ooe year s of age He■ *«'fs a graduatHe Is e a graduate at to afford Ibe large audience up) rio Flncb, Margaret Dr&yton, Caro-iward Mundy of the borough .. ami : Washing. n*y i from the census of 1#00: Plainfield. .1 ofof Columbi Columbiaa University University.. Clas Classs of ',80 of, ’*0. exceptional opportunity to hear tb*jUbe Martin. E. L. Brooks. Mabel ». j Miss Katherlne Sutterlln, of New I engaged I r#-|l„.2C»; North Plainfield borough.' ^dV j. I wherwheree he wabes givewaan thgivene degre thee odegreet of q r. , y the Figure out what you believe, / mechanicaniecbenkall engineer engineer.. H e IHes th eIs ottf Ihe- old- 1. i in a new field of mualc. ! ; Mrs. Sdgar Yule, Mr.. Leon Mjran, ; society and baa begun to work n »i to be the per rentage of Increase and i fcst student Princeton has had In a While the work of Ml» Ruth Han-1 Mr«. F. D. Ely. Mrs. W. A. Nye, Mm. i plan to Interest the young peopl.» of,ndo the figures to these and you may! — .numbernumber ooff yearsyears.. MB, soprano, and MIHS Iluz.-l ll.-t- , Kilwin S. Hooley, Mrs. H. W. P. •• b< . 1 tbe city and tbe children In the public \ w~ Probably tbeProbably only othe ther collegonly e other nolle** field, contralto, i.t somewhat familiar i Mrs. Rutherford Tcmner, Mrs. K. C.j (schools which will enlist their CO-OD- k student In Americstudenta toda Iny Ainrrlrawho Is old today- who la old- | ration in the wor*. Jer la Rev. M. L. Troutman, pastor of .pportuity Pli The society is anxious of enlisting i j thathe FirsFirstt MM.. K . Kchurch church,, of Athensof Athena., Udren In the world wide move-, !Ce.. who entered the I'nlveralty of vies, Mrs. William Lock wood. Mn being kind to dumb animals ham Pinto Georgia Georgiathis yea r thlaat tbyeare ag eat o f thefifty age- of fifty- did iil-fi William Holmes, barlf Marlon S. Ackermaa, Mrs. Arthur L. (IT THE COUMfRY Cl(TBi£fand In ordei r to forward tne project r U co ,n, fourTour anandd wawaas electeelectedd presiden presidentt o f oftb «the Otterson. Mies Lucy Otterson. Mrs.! M._ v nk L. Chirk and he. ___ future to have ‘ T.. ~ '»lnK“ junio* juniorr els** .claae. W^IV. Coriell. Mrs. H. K. Tetauka. J gh"J t Henrietta Crosaman. i jjr. Parker la a graduate of the the Misses Edith and Mary oratorical contests In which tbi Crossman, Mr pari(Pr (, a graduate of the Mrs C. E. B. Belto- h Mrs. Morris I Clark, of West Seventh street, gave [ lects to be used are from matt Harques | piflinrield High School and baa al- J.-Dumont, Mrs. J. W. a °0.SpanishL .\ *r*nde«. ways| Plainfield had a deepHigh InterestSchool andIn Plnln-has al- ker, Mrs.ja ct,»rmlng muslcale at the Plain- -Dished by the society and which Miss Flora wUhways bad a deep interest tn Plaln- Hart S. Fartee. f Seld Country Club, yesterday after-. > be given In public la a aeries Scotch Plaii ’ 5* ^ field affairs.Thls wa s Thismore waarecent more- recent- The priies were many Ami nd coatly. .noon from 3 to 6 o'clock. There j *>'ellmJOJ mtests until the final of Mrs. Elle nd fidelity. _ ly demonstrate| |y demonstratedd in what wain s whatjiract - was prset- since i about eighty guests present to j contest shall have been narrowed the borough, were j|IctH icallyy bihiss gifgiftt t o toth ethe cit ycity of aof hand a -hand y the affair. The clubhouse was • down to four representatives from U: 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at! ill :(i fl'l- nnrvrilrll AIMftnin- ft* land athletisomendc n>ldpark, wblcaa ah publicwill b * playground -fully decorated, pink and green each of the grades of the public [the home of the bride's cousin. (!eo- U |\\ L', fl \U\Ji'K ; ULML if- [thrown ope» n to athleticthe publi field.c nex t sumwhich- will he cliflrin th;it wuu the heartiest ap* tM'int- the prevailing colors through-1 schools and la the best speakers rge Marsh, II Maple avenue the '••:•• MIIJU f'.fl.
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