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December 31, 1913.
A FAMILY PAPER.
Pennsylvania, unless used for a part THE GENEVA COLLEGE GLEE
of a 'continuous Interstate journey. CLUB AT MONTCLAIR, N. J.
All application form blanks P. D. 300 ^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^j^^^^ ^^^^ [^^^^ ^^^^
***The Washington and AA'yman
lor tbe year 1913, or fof previous -,, ,, ^ , rr „ -
,, , . J- J- 1 /. i- „„ a concert m Y. M. C. A. Hall, m
congregations are planning to hold a
years sbould be immediately destroyed.
NO clerical orders for 1914 will Montclair, N. J., on Thursday night,
Union New Year's dinner and pro
gram in the Washington, Iowa,
be issued alter September 30, 1914.— December 25, which was by those
'church. New Year's Day.
• **The Rev. Hugh McCarroll, oE
port Huron, Mich., writes that on Dec.
I his congregation received 23 new
(embers, and that they are expect-
,]„ another large increase soon.
General Passenger Agent.
present, voted to be one of the most
-•-i*David J. Jenkins and Perle C. tboroughly enjoyable and satisfac-
Brittain were united in marriage at tory entertainments ever given in
the residence of Mr. H. J. George, on this widely known town and home of
Eleventh street, Beaver Falls, Pa., famous musical artists. Including
Monday afternoon, December twenty- ^^^^ ^_ ^ ^^^ Guelpen, Director,
second, at two o'clock. The ceremony
,„.,,. -rv 1 „f 'J, J , 4.-^ . -A ' „ „i„^ and Mr. Brown Ransom, pianist, IG
**Mr Brooklyn and Mrs. congregation William Park have of a was j. iBoyd perlormed Tweed, by of the the bride Beaver s pastor, Palls members •" of the club took , i part. , Mr.
ttie drl who arrived close enough Reformed Presbyterian 'Church. The Roberts, lyric tenor, and Mr. Smith,
nee 25 to be "a Cbristmas gift bride is tbe accomplished daughter cornetist, were tbe soloists. Some
fV God" as the poet expressed it. of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Brittain of Parts of the program appealed with
mle Miss Park arrived at 3 a. m. Chippewa Township, and the groom special emphasis to one, and other
" is a prosperous larmer o£ New 'Parts to another, but no doubt all
' • Sewickley Township Mr. and Mrs. greatly enjoyed "Poor Little Lamb,"
*«lliss Helen Wylie, of the wash- jg^^j^j^g .^in reside on a farm in New by White, McCalmont, Smith and
ington, iowa, congregation, was ap- g^^^.j^j^jg^ Township All tbeir friends Sharp. "Angel's Serenade," by Robpointed
one ol the delegates from _^ .^ wishing them a bright and erts, Metheny, Smith and McFarland,
the State Teachers' College, Cedar ^^ future. and "Negro Melodies," "Mr. Moore's
Falls, lowa, to the Student -Volunteer " Musical Troop," and "Singing Skewl,"
Convention, at Kansas City, during **'i^The Charles Street United Pres- ^^ ^^le club; but in fact every perthe
holidays byterian Congregation, New York formance challenged an encore. All
***At tbe down town cburch Beaver