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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05
Brief Bits Of City News

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We still make those good sundaes
The Model. s-2-ti
Mrs. A. c. Normond is reported bet
ter after an illness of several days.
Mosquitoes win net bite when you
use that Mosquito Chaser made b.
The Owl Drug Store. s1-tf
H. L. westphal and R. S. Murray
spent Sunday in Fort Cobb, Okla
Quality A-1--that is the brand OF all
our meats. People who use Phone
14O say SO. They know. 7-1s-1mo
A. B. shultz and son Eugene are
spending the day in oklahoma City.
Let us I'LL your prescriptions The
Model. 9-2-tf
Mrs. George Beeler OF Ninnekah
was trading in this city Saturday.
The choicest cuts of beef. veal, pork
always the best. Phone 14O. That's
Neal. 9-22-lmo
J. II. stine is spending a few days
in Fort Worth, Texas. on business.
Let US oil your prescriptions-the
Model. 6-1O-dtf
Mrs. George bly, and daughter Ida
were Oklahoma City visitors yester.
day
We examine your land the day you
make application for loan. Deering,
Major & Jenkins, Basement First Ma
tional Bank. D1o6twlt
DR.. R. II. shippey is expected home
tomorrow from a weeks visit in Kan.
sas City.
For fancy seed rye go 10 J. E. Far
rangton's seed house. Phone 451.
s.2-lmo
Glenn Baird Of Horton. Kansas. is
visiting his father. Ed F. Baird, lsS
South Ninth street.
Your prescriptions filled right at
The Model. s-2-tf
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ". l. Rose,
1902 South Fourth street, fine baby
boy.
Every variety of fresh, salt and
cured meats at Meals meat market.
Phone 14O for the best, and you get
lit. 9-22-1mo
Mrs Frank Anderson OF waurlka re-
turned home yesterday after a short
visit with Mrs. George Firman on Iowa
avenue.
Apples. apples. apples at the Rock
Island tr-ck. Fresh cas,ad. Choice
stock 1O-2-4t
The Young Ladies' Guild of the
Presbyterian church will be enter
tained BY Mrs. George Wallace tomor-
row evening.
rent houses; If yours is vacant list
with me. Clark Rutherford, rear Ok
lahoma state Bank 1O-S-st
Mrs. NJ. A. Brost and daughter, Miss
Imogeue Of Mt Clemens Mich, are
visiting at the home Of the formers
brother DR. T. II. Williams.
All property listed with me win re-
.ceive careful attention. Clark Ruther-
ford, rear Oklahoma State Bank lO-8St
Mr. and Mrs J. "a. King have moved
TO Chichasha from Texas and are To-
Gated al 902 South Ninth street 2irs
King is a sister OF Mrs. William As-
per Of this city
catarrh Cannot 5e Cured
with local applications as they can
not reach the seat Of The disease ca-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05


to Oklahoma City today.
Feels good on the face, massage by
Mrs. lshler's secret methods. No. SIS
South Sixth street. 1012-3t
L. ]. Morrison OF Anadarko was
Sunday visitor In Chickasha.
Do you know Neal? He sells good
meat OF every kind. Only the best
Is his motto. Phone 14O for results.
9-22-lmo
John r. Monroe spent Sunday with
relatives in Mangum.
Cobs delivered to any part of the
city at 81 a load. Order quick Choc-
taw Flour & Feed Co. 1O-2-Dtf
w. W. Horn visited friends in Pur-
cell over Sunday.
Piano Tuner A. J. Bell Is here for
this week. Leave orders with music
teachers, at Graham Music House, or
phone S94. 1O-1-tf
J. w. Richburg and H. B. Gibson
spent Sunday in Oklahoma.
Promptness is one OF the special
ties at The Model drug store. s-2-ti
B. B. Prestridge is quite i'll at HIS
home. COS South Sixth street.
All kinds Of fall bulbs at j. E. Far.
ringtons seed store. lott
Mark Ross, Rock Island sten.
ographer at E Reno, spent Sunday
with homefolks in Chickasha.
Try Victor cigar at The Model
s-2-ti
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Moore left Sat
urday night TO visit Mrs. Moore's
mother In Terrell, Texas.
Prof. c. E. Yeaton, the district SUI
perintendent OF the Tropical Valley
Mexico company, has his offices 10
Gated in the basement under the Daily
Express office. Phone 9Os. DIT
Lawrence Endicott of verden is a
new student at the business college
today.
i Let US help you buy a farm We
give cheap rate, liberal loan and quick
service. Deering, Major & jenkins
Basement First National Bank.
D10-1-6tW1t
Mrs. Ada Torey Henderson leaves
this afternoon for a six weeks visit
in the North.
Be made young and beautiful. The
Manicure Massage parlors Parlors. Sat
Iisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Dollie Ish-
Ter. b15 South Sixth sereet 1O-2-St
Don't fail to see the three Walsner
sisters In their songs and dances all
this week at the Biiou 1O-5-2t
Miss velma Horn and brother How
ard Of Pauls Valley were guests at
the home Of W. w Horn of this city
Saturday
Brading & Co. have lust received a
lcarload Of salt and therefore will be
liable to supply The demand for some
time. lO-5-2t ltW
Mrs. Oscar Buclcner and little daueh-
Ter Pansy of CmlHeothe. Texas, ar
rived IN Chiebasha this afternoon TO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05
Get it at The owl Drug store. slit

Phoas 42s FOR coal. wood and feed /;
cornsr Third street ane KaasAs ave.
aus ArA0la & PAillips. NAT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

We approve our own loans and give
you draft for money without delay
Deering, Major G Jenkins, Basement
First National Bank D101-6tW1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

Go TO FArrington's seed store and
sak about their variety Of fall bulbs.
1Q-itf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

7 write fire ana tornauo insurance in
best companies. Clark Rutherford
rear Oklahoma State Bank 10-3-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

Bradng & Co. have Just received a
carload Of salt and therefore will be
table to supply the demand for some
time 1O-5-2t 1tW
Mrs. Oscar BucEner and little daugh-
.ter Pansy q Chillicothe, Texas, arr
rived in Chiekasha this afternoon To-
Visit her mother MIS-. n p Bull
lard
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

For farm loans with special privi
leges. see Clark Rutherford, rear OKLA
homa State Bank. 10-3-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

Miss velma Horn and brother How
ard Of Pauls Valley were guests at
the home OF W w. Horn of this city
Saturday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

Miss Pearl Thompson Of Stanford,
okla, returned home Saturday. after
q visit with her sister, Mrs. j. H.
Slime.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

Don't fail to see the three Waisner
sisters In their songs and dances all
this week at the Bijou. 10-5-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

The Young Ladies' Guild of the
Presbyterian church will be enter
tained by Mrs. George Wallace tomor-
row evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

Be made young and beautiful. The
Manicure Massage parlors Parlors. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Dollie Ish-
Ter. b15 South Sixth sereet 10-2-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

Mrs. N. A. Brost and daughter, Miss
Imogeue Of Mt Clemens, Mich are
visiting at the home OF the formers
brother DR. T. H. Williams
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

l rent houses; If yours is vacant list
with me Clark Rutherford, rear Ok
lahoma state Bank. 1O-S-st
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
GERMAN | NITl.

II is easy to imagine what Bismarck would
say 10 the current suggestions for the unifica-
ton of Germany. Stalwart supporter OF the
Hohenzoerns and at times ruthless aGSTan-
diZer of Prussia he was, the Iron Chancellor
never failed to recognize the force which re-
sided in Partcularist arguments, and there was
none more scrupulous than he in respecting
the rights of the individual states. Some of his
most earnest counsels were for the maintenance
of state rights and for confirmation of Ger
man unity. not by abOlishng state lines and
individualties. but by making each state, even
the smallest feel that its sovereignty and in
teqritv were not only possible. but We're Sc
cured and assured in the strongest possible
manner under imperial unity. But Bismarck
is gone and his time is gone, and now the ques-
tion of German unifica ton by the abolition of
the individual states is seriously mooted.
Tbero would doubtless be some pecuniary
economy in such change, The cost of main
tanning so many royal. princeIy and ducal courts
and local ministries and parliamcnts is IN the
aggregate very large, and if applied instead to
imperial finance it might obviate the yearly
deficit which is now confronted by the treas
urv There would also lie increased simplicity
of administration who, there were no state
boundaries to regard and all state laws and
systems were merged in one uniform Imperial
code There might even be some accession of
strength and dignity in the eyes Of the world
in Germany's thus becoming single great state
instead ;,f a collection of many states of diff
ferent sizes, although even now Germany IS
sufficiently a unit in all external matters. In
deed. for diplomatic and military purposes the
empire is much single entity as is any
country in the world.
1t may be that such a unfcaton will be
effected AT some time, but we should be sur
prlseG TO see il occur in our day II is true that
Italy has thus been unified completely that
il is not easy to realize that Sardina. Naples.
Tuscany Parma and others were independent
states only two generations ago. But there is
n radical difference between Germany and
Italy. The most splendid ancient traditions of
the latter are of national unity, and memories
of local individuality are chiefly iinctured with
the bitterness of alien domination or of disas-
trous internecine wars in the days when Italy
was merely "a geographical expression" With
Germany precisely the reverse is true. The
golden DAYS of old those in which Bava-
ria SNabia Franconia, Saxony and Lorraine
were living and significant names. In Italy the
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
ADVICE BASED ON FACTS.

From The Brooklyn Citizen.
II anv lingering doubt existed among II9 Ine
friends of Governor Hughes as 10 Nhat VIII
happen in Chicago June 10, the edltoriaI "a ~. III
SIIpday's Tribune headed William II. Tart
sufIces to Danish these doubts rms paper;
which may fairly be regarded as the natonai
organ of the Republican party, has carerully col
la "a tho rat,1rns so far received from the various
state and Congressional conventions which nave
elected delegates TO the Republican Nationsi
convention and has reached the conclusion that
MIR Taft s foreordained to receive the noTnina-
lion on the first ballot. Under the circumstances
il calls upon the Governor 10 put away Tor tnls
campaign at least all thought OF becoming
Presidential candidate and to seriously consider
a possible denomination for Governor
MIR Hughes and his friends cannot accuse The
Tribune of being in alliance with the Republican
state organization. for il certainly did not consult
the personal comfort of Woodruff. Parsons.
Barnes and Hendricks in rendering the Governor
a denomination
The anti-Roosevelt Times" and World came
to the same conclusion. that Taft Will be the
nominee ten days ago. Only the anti-ROOsevelt
sun" still keeps up pretence that the Presl-
of War and Caesar il secretly bidding for
the crown Our luminous but malicious cOntem-
porary insinuates that the President. again like
Caesar, Is preparing for the third time to put
away the crown. Brutus Taft, however. is not
suspicious, neither Is he a lean and hungry Cas-
sius g is of the Presidents loyalty.
and also of his nomination. that he has sailed
Counterpot at their sweet will. 1t is like a
douche OF cold water to have The Tribune assert
editorially that the field need lose sleep
over the contested delegates. for Taft has con-
troll of the national committee and will select
the committee credentials.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
NOTTHERE CONTESTS.

tx Senator William L. Chandler has we'll
earned reputation as d political humorist, and
perhaps he means his recent inquiry addressed
10 the Republican National Committee to be
taken merely as an entertaining pleasantly. Mr..
Chandler wants 10 he informed what the Re
publican National Committee. when making UP
The preliminary roll Of the convention OF June
~IG. ought 10 do in the case of delegates elected
.gv convention a condition of whose action
was that no colored man should be allowed 10
be a member of that convention" 1t seems to
Us that it would be equally pertinent to ask
what the coInnittee ought To do IN the ease of
delegates elected 10y convention a condition Of
whose action was that no one-armed man or no
cross-eyed man should be allowed TO he a member
Of the convention. The committee could not be eX-
Y-pcted 10 IL. down any hard and fast rule de
creeinS that colored men. one-armed men
cross-eyed men should either be admitted or ex-
cluded from state or district convention. The
Republican voters of a state a district might
not have elected any colored, one-armed or cross
eyed delegates 10 nominating conventions. But
slIcl, an omission could not destroy the legality
Of the convention, # otherwise legal, any more
than the holding Of convention in which no
white delegate had a would impair that
conventions legality. if otherwise regular. Post
lsoc il not equivalent to prOptcf hoc, and the
fact that convention contained none but white
deIe-ates or none but black delegates is no eYi-
dence that il WIS not constituted with complete
regard for afi the requirements of the national
convention call
y Is absurd TO ask the national committee
rule that either a negro or 2 white man has. rs
such a pri,na fqcic right 10 he delegate or 10
I,arrjcipat. IN the election Of delegates. The
real question is whether such would be delegate
or participant is citizen. elector and q quail
jfed Republican. the standards Of qualification
being set by the laws customs Of the several
states and territories. Aliens have no right 10
3articipat@ in the choice Of delegates. neither
have women in states or territories which do
cot give women the Suffrage In many states,
Including New York. Pennsylvania and Wiseon-
sin. no one can help 10 elect Republican dele
gates unless be is not only a citizen and voter
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

but an enrolled Republican voter. 1t is the rlght
of those states and of all other states to I'M
pose their own qualifications of eligibility, and
each state system must be respected. The busi-
ness of the national committee il making up the
If two sets of delegates appear, which has the
better pT1imG facie claim to regularity under the
existing method of election.
1t is to be expected in states in which the
electorate has been greatly restricted and
large proportion of the coiored population mas
been excluded from the suffrage, that the con-
troll of both political parties will fall almost en-
tirely into the hands oil the white electors lhe
white element, being decidedly in the majority.
might fail TO give due share of representation
70 the colored voter. But that can happen any
where to any minority element. 1t Is certainty
fantastic In assert as Mr.. Chandler does, thar
district convention to which no colored man was
admitted as member "instantiy ceased to be
Republican hody" There have undoubtedly
been district conventions in which no white man
SAT Did they also instantly cease to be Repub-
IicanP The voters of a district have the right
to elect all white delegates If they want to ana
have the power to- or all black delegates we
do not doubt that the percentage OF coioieu
delegates at Chicago in June VIII be as large
as the percentage at recent national conventions
and that it will greatly OverrepreSent the Votlhs
strength of the race in the South. Inc eAciuSioli
suggested by Mr.. Chandler is not borne out oy
the returns Of Southern delegate elections col
lected by The Tribune. and 1t cannot enter as d
material element into the determination OF tue
customary contests to be filed from that section.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT

rF., Telegraph The TrfhuHe-l
Newport X /. May 5--Ihe "eu--Ie u 80 -"
Uagstaft and Miss Pauline French occupied 1s
aaIa a,tartto, Of Newport society to-day. May
Of the wedding guests returned TO New 4ofA '1'
evening. Among them were Paul Iuckerman' =
&, porter Amos Tuck French. Miss Dorothy hans'
Miss Edith Kane. Mr. and Mrs whitney "4'Tsn'
Mrs Seth Barton French. = .. - -.
AIfrsd Wagstaf. Jr Peter F. ColiaTr
fI-epca . Peu and Mrs Grenville Kane
Henry H Ward. Of Washington has taken 'ns
Pad Cross cottage for the coming summer.
Tho villa Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whey
is being prepared for occupancy
Mrs Frances Hall Morris arrived t1-das .
Marlboro for the season
II was reported in Newport to-day that NJ az
Mrs J A StiIlnan Mrs. J. J. Pomeroy and JOSEF
F. stone would spend the summer season mere
Maurice and Francis Roche were VISITORS I0-1-'
on account of the wedding.
Mrs John Lafarge returned from New YORK Us
aypniCg
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
HERRICH-HAVEMEYER.
IBv TeIexraph to Ths Trihune !

lBy Telegraph 10 Inc LliouIe-
Chicago. May 5-Martha HerrtCs. dsugn11
Mr.. and Mrs John i. HerriCk, was narreo
Arthur Havemeyer. son OF William F Havsnes. Havsr
OF New York at the HerriCk home. No 80 ecH-
street. this afternoon. Bishop Charles hd
Cheney reading the service.
The bride attended by her younger SNs's
Miss Margaret HerriCk. maid Of honor sau
six bridesmaids Miss katherine Winteroot.a -
Miss Mabel Linn. Miss Louise Nevins. Miss a..
dred Wells. Miss Nathalie FairhanS ara ~
Louise Marshall 81
Raymond Havemeyer. Of New NorA' oFo'H1 =,
the bridegroom best man and the ,r,
were Francis J. Johns. OF Chicago. ogden =
Reid. Ralph : ChatfINn and Francis = - -
Of New York Bradford Briuto0. 81 Dixon i"-'
Edward G. Ely OF Norwich, Conn
Among the Out-of-towu guests were viz.
Havemeyer. father OF the bridegroom, u. ,s,-
Mrs. Hector Havemeyer and Nj and MS y -
r WILCOX The bride and bridegroom VII
their home in Grand Valley. col "a
Mrs Havemeyer Bryu NaNt ST
made her debut two winters ago M H@,'r n.
is a Yale graduate FIts grandfather t N.s
William Havemeyer. was thrice MAYOR "
York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
From The Tribune Bureau.


Washington May 5.-The Orf1ceTs' CUB at the
washington Barracks, used tonight as a pan
room and several hundred OF the younger mem
hsrs ,f society danced for the benent OF the
Rough Riders monument fund Mrs J. FRANK
lin Bell Mrs Henley. Mrs Darlington. Mrs Gil
lespie Mrs Elliott. Mrs Hannis Taylor Mrs-
Iangftt Mrs OReilly, Mrs Havard, Mrs Nc
Gowan Mrs AIeshire. Mrs. Snow, Mrs Reoef'
Mrs Humphrey Mrs. r s. Taylor. Mrs George
r. Davis Mrs. koester and Mrs Hilton Davis
were patronesses. Debutantes OF the past TWO
winters and Young officers and society men man
aged the dance programme
Major General and Mrs Alfred f. Bates recalled
their invitations for a large dinner party at the
Country Club tonight on account OF the Sudueh
and serious Illness Of Mrs. BateSs mo'ner' hle
{. NJ. McCorckle-
The Colonial DANES Of America met IN WASH
ington this morning to carry out an eIaooratelS
MANNED weeks programme The largest reception
will be given Friday night. when MIS- fordhe'
will receive the guests for Mrs Samuel Spencer
the president. who is In mourning Ihere VIII Dc
a te, in the green room at the Arlington every
afternoon Wednesday Mrs. Newberry vile ol
the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, VIII presiue-
Thursday Mrs. Foraker Will be hostess rIluay
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

TFrorl The Tribune Blreaul
Washington May 5-The Japanese Ambassador
bas tssued invitations reception at the EN-
bassv for 10 p. m. next Tuesday
Baron Ambrozy, Austrian Counsellor ielt wash
ington tonight for New YORK. ana WIZ S"ii o
Thursday TO spend three four months leave Oh
absence his own country
The British Counsellor and Lady Isaoela fioNa'u
ACCOMPANIED by their children, VIII IeaVe wash
ington tomorrow for New York, and Lady lsaoeIId
and the children with maids will sail the FOL
lowing day. Howard will join his family la'er
in the season at their home In England anu VIII
return here with them in the fa!!
Lieutenant Commander De Blanpre. French mill
tarv attache has Joined his wife Nine DE BIah-
pre- in New York and will see her sail for France
on Thursday. He will join her IN Europe ia'ei -
the season Mime. De Blanpre has spent tle Id7'
few days I'm visiting the home Of Senator Du Poht'
in Delaware and friends in New York
Nine Won Lfvonius wife OF the German hii''AiS
attache. will also go to New York Tomorrow ae-
COMMANDED bv her husband and will sail on Thurs
day for a summer in Germany
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
4rusementS.

ACADEMY OF NySIC-s .I5-Mlle. Mcdiste
NRRa-s-S-Naudesiil
sMEPrCaN-2-La Traviata-s-n IrcNstore-
eSToR-2 -7a-s -2o-P6id in Full.
RTToT--2 sos .9o-Papa Iehonnard.
Governor and the bcss
CsSIrSC-s.ls-Nearlv = Hero
CIRCLE-2.5-s Is-The Merry-fso-Rouro
-
IY'e-2Ies :l5-Grls.
prwFy-2-s-Neu6eviile,
FrtN rJSEE-1he Worid IN Wax
2o-Fsther and the Ecys
EsCEFTT-s-ls-The u-ttching Hour.
EAMvFRSTEIN' 'S-2-S ;1S-Esu5eVine
Harlem CASINOS so-Fiso- -..,-. ,h.
EFRALp sQCARE-21s-s15-The '1fi ri'
ryrrTapRouE-o- IBsttly of Fort Arthur baile''
Circus onain ,-.;,
T-rssnS-2.1s-s .ee-The Honor Of the FANNY
T<>STr. ks PoCEFR-s f5-The Yankee Prince
TFFFRTY-2I5-s.ao-Polly az the Circus
IYCEI~N-s:3a-Th Thief.
r.YPTc-c2o-s. .2e-The X of. ---,, r...
MaSTsoN SQUARE GARDEN s2-s-Whd West:
Srvx 15-S -f5-1he Merry NiuVN-
KEW YORK; eo-s .2o-The Soul kiss
< s Servant the House:
STT-vTFSANT :IS-Narrens Of Virginia
wsrLaCESSo. .g5-s .2o-A knight for Day 49,,
r-rRrE MUSIC -s-13-Buresoue OF Inc 4ae'i'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
WAGSTAFF-FRENCH-
Ceremony at Newport Attended by Nam
Persons of Social Prominence.
[Rr Telegraph % The Tribun..I

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Newport R l. May 5-Miss Pauline Ls Hc7
French daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Amos T1cI
French. and Samuel Jones Wagstan. son OF Colon.
and Mrs Alfred WagstaT, of New YORK Vss
married here to-day. The ceremony. Uhich zoos
place in St Johns Episcopal Church ST -
o'clock was performed by the Rev Charles
Beattie. rector of the church The church SIS
crowded with persons OF social prominence
The bride. who given away by her fains'
was attireI in a gown Of white satin, cut en- IA
and trimmed with lace She wore a veil and CA
ried a shower bouquet OF HieS-of-the-valley- As
Edith Kane. Of Tuxedo. was maid OF honor an
The Misses Margaret Stewart. Lisa Cutting. Dc'
thy Kane, Caroline CfrOsvenor- Marion ClafA
Gladys PeT. Irene Sherman and Eleanor Aorcns
acted as bridesmaids. All Of the brides sttenC
ants were gowned IN pink and carried PINK no7"s
George WagstaT brother Of the bridegroom. W
best man. while Clarence Pell- CrisVSCld LorilsI
James Park. Warren Robbins. Oliver HarrinA-
Albert Hoffman. Taylor Pyus and Francs
French acted ushers.
A reception at Harbourviev. the summer ICE
of Mrs. F. O. French. grandmother of the H".
which is being occupied by Mrs AIlsc
Vanderbilt. followed the ceremony Nh ana e
Wagstafr left here late in the afternoon for bos
In automobile. They will reside az hoS'@
Long Island