Berenice Keating

"... is no an apepeal to any set or church, but Is an appeal to aiu with love of huanan kind in their hearts. : '' " , ' Miss Berenice Keating of Baidgeport was? a Sunday giest . ofMoss Mar guerite Kilbride of Sandy Hook. Francis: Scanlon of Brddigeport is at the home of his father ,M. F. Scanlon, suffering ffcroam ..."

"... friends. Sunday," the Misses Marguerite and Esther Kilbride, Josephine Keane, Ella. Hayes and Anna Keating went by train to Bridgeport where the were joined by the .MHsses Mary Smith, Berenice Keating, Dorette Car-mody, Mary Lynch and Margaret Keane. All jomrnied s by V trolley to Savin RockJ where they spent the day. Miss .Margaret Keane assumed the of-fiae of chaperone. All ..."

"... A frantic scramble followed; women screamed and an elderly man was knocked down before calm Then they started looking for tho small bov. it stewart at. Mu., that Mrs. Berenice Kitting up Inte plaving poker does not entitle Mr. Shevlin to a divorce. Tile judge says that the guine become, absorbing and one may not note the rapid flight of time. ..."

"... Nightingale? The Lady with the Lamp." A group of girls dressed as nurses formed a -verse-speaking chorus with Long fellow's "Santa Filomina." Dressed in early Victorian costumes, Margaret Wellington, Berenice Keating, Josie Kelleher, Tessie Tonkin, and Mary Reilly .played the parts of Mrs. Night ingale, Florence Nightingale, Mrs. Herbert, Lady Palmerston, and Selina respectively. - The grand finale of the evening ..."