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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1913

Page

5

Philomel Club Show At Majestic Theatre Atlantic Highlands

A refined program by the Philomel Club at the Majestic Theatre features John H Histed and Miss Edna B Gretbel of New York with Stillwell's Orchestra of Freehold. The concert includes arias, choruses, baritone and piano solos, and a W. Buck harmonized chorus. Also noted are a high school alumni play rehearsal, the Central Baptist Church’s 20th anniversary, and upcoming services at First Baptist and Union churches with visits from Rev. Frank Shermer.

Philomel Club Majestic Theatre John H Histed Mise Edna B. Gretbel New York Stillwell Freehold Patsy Stair Two Grenadiers R. Schumann Schereo F. Chopin Migs Edna Griebel R. de Koven C. A. Searile John H. Histed PF. N. Lobr

Oceanic News and Pocahontas Council Visits

Mr and Mrs Benjamin Cook and son Benjamin of Erie Pennsylvania visit Mrs Cook's parents Mr and Mrs Levi B Van Nest. Naramanatta Council No 23 visits Massebesie Council No 37 at Red Bank. Raymond Pullen has gas installed in his store. The annual church supper at St Valentines by Sea Bright M E Church plans to serve 500 people on that night.

Benjamin Cook Benjamin Erie Penn Cook Levi B. van Nest Naramanatta Council Pocahontas Massebesie Council Red Bank Raymond Pullen Bright M. EK

Past Officers Meet Hosted by Mrs White at D of L

Mrs J W H White hosted Pride of Hollywood Council No 4 past officers at her Norwood Avenue home Monday night. Three candidates received the past officers degrees while guests socialized and played dominoes. First prize to Mrs John White and booby prize to Gladys White. supper offered chicken patties French peas olives pickles sandwiches cake and ice cream.

J. WH. White D. of L J. Ho White Pride Hallywood Council No. 4 Norwood Avenus Mra. Wolfert Mra. Taylor Mra. Slocum Mra John White Gladys White Mra Rockwell Taylor Slocum Throckmorton van Brant van Pelt Hayes Blakeley de Walternes Mra Shapter Mies Ruth Wingert Mise Florence T* Ocherton Joby A. White J. W. White W. E. Norton Fred W van Note Misa Kate Blakeley Oliver W. Norton Reginald van Note Mary J

Red Bank Concert Fourth in Sacred Series at First Baptist

The Red Bank First Baptist Church on Maple avenue hosts the fourth monthly sacred music service next Sunday night. The program features the Red Bank orchestra with named soloists, a featured organ duet, violin solos by Lucinda Wainwright, and a bass-baritone pupil of Chas Abercrombia. The event attracts about 600 attendees with a silver offering.

First Baptist Church Red Bank First Baptist Church Maple Avenue Red Bank Mildred Armstrong Harry Maichow Herbert S. Crullington Elmer R. Mitchell Benjamin Gallo Edward Brown Elias Hubbard Leisley Ferren Blaisdell Thomas Davron Charlies K. Hopping Andrew R Coleman W. A. Howland Frank K. Grande Adelberto Ostendorff Warren H. Smock Harold A. LaRos Lucinda Wainwright Boston Conservatory of Music Carl Rehm Chas Abercrombia New York City

An Appeal to Wives and Local Notices Mixed In One

An appeal promotes Orrine as home treatment for drinking husbands with a refund guarantee at £1 per box. A Phar macy advertises free booklets and a call to wives. A Philharmonic quartet will perform Indamatus from Stabat Mater with a named soloist and multiple musicians. Church groups plan a service with visiting members from several areas. Refreshments follow and pastors share pulpit duties. The Jackson Club goods were sold at public vendue amid attachment proceedings against Robert J Walsh, ordered by the Supreme Court.

Jesus Philharmonic Indamatus Stabat Mater Samuel Sabath Mia Leon de la Roussille Beatrice ‘Dugan Herbert B. Williams R. G. Pegley LaRos Acbay Park Red Dank Helfors Thomos Hiss Methodist Church James B Shaw Nevesink Rederick W. Walderrotten Robert J. Walsh

Red Bank Happenings In Town This Week

A chowder supper is hosted by the VC BE Society of AME Zion Church next Thursday evening in the church edifice. The Stag Club convenes at the Second Troop of Cavalry Armory on Friday night February 21. Robert Hitchings attends the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co superintendents convention in New York. The St James class of 1918 presents an entertainment at St James Clubhouse on Monday night February 3 for St James Church funds, with dancing after. The Ladies' Aid Society plans a colonial supper February 21 in the First Baptist Church lecture room. Rev Percy Perinchief will preach on The Mightiest Force in the Universe at tomorrow morning’s First Methodist service, with the usual night service. Revs James W Rogan and Johnson L Miner to preach at both services tomorrow.

VC. BE. Society of A. ME. Zion Stag Club Cavalry Robert Hitchings Metropolitan Life Insurance Co New York St. James St. James’ Church Ladies’ Aid Society First Baptist Church Percy Perinchief First Methodist Church James W. Rogan First Presbyterian Church Johson L. Miner

Patriots Order camp meeting in Bay Avenue hall

A Bay borough gathering at Tunis H Lanes store on Bay Avenue discussed organizing a local Patriotic Order Sons of America camp. State Organizer Davis of Trenton and District Conductor Steinhauser of Asbury Park spoke, attracting several new members. Another public meeting is planned at the same store at 7 o'clock next Wednesday.

Sons of America Tunis H. Lane Bay Avenue 3. L. Davis Trenton W. LP. Steinhauser Asbury Park Camm O'Clock

Port Monmouth Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Local residents share visits and travels with family across Red Bank Rahway and Matawan. Musicians and families receive gifts and new instruments including a duplex auto tone piano and a plush play piano as social circles gather. A surprise party for Mrs. Di Pietro features dancing games and refreshments with many neighbors attending.

Miss Nesbitt to Sing Here at St Luke's Church

Miss Ivah R. Nesbitt daughter of ex Postmaster E. S. Nesbitt of Sea Bright will sing at St Luke's M. E. Church in the city on Sunday morning. She is a favorite with a sweet voice and will also play piano at a musical in the Red Bank Baptist Church that night.

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