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Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
FRANKLIN
Guest from Indiana-Locai People Guests of Norwich |. o. o. F. Lodge

Guest from Indiana-Locai People Guests of Norwich |. o. o. F. Lodge
 Miss Fay Smith of Franklin. Ind. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. George Avery.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Smith have re- turned from Hartford, where they have been spending a few days.
 Mrs Sidney Smith and Miss Natalie F. Allen of Norwich were guests of MT. and Mrs George Avery Thursday
 At Norwich Anniversary. MT. and Mrs Clifford H. Robinson and Frank I. Date were in Norwich Monday, attending the 10th anniver- sary of Uncas lodge. l. o. O. 7.
 Mrs. Hattie Cole of Putnam is the guest of her niece. Mrs. Hermon Gager.
 Mrs. George Geer of Plain Hill was calling on local relatives Friday.
 George Bliven and family have moved from Peck Hollow to Pautipaug Hill
 Mrs Merrie and daughter Marjorie of Norwich were guests of Mrs Fred S. Armstrong 8 few days the past week.
 From Hill to Hollow.
 Justin Leonard and family have moved from Westinghouse Hill to Peck Hollow.
 Samuel Hartshorn was in Norwich Wednesday.
 Theodore Crandall was a Hartford visitor Tuesday
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
GOSHEN
Southern Tourists Return-Bg Birches
 Accident to Woodcutter.

The company of people from this place who have been spending sever 2 l weeks travelling through the southern states returned home Friday, having had a very pleasant trip.
 Mammoth Birches.
 Among the quick growing and hardy domestic trees of New England Is the white or gray birch A local farmer while getting out his years supply of f1rewood the past week was curious to know the dimensions If some he had cut. which were over 52 feet in length and the firth at the butt end was over three feet.
 Painful Wound.
 Alfred Onderdonk cut his foot badly while splitting wood at the woodpile Monday. The last stick was being split when the axe glanced. cutting 5 deep gash in his foot which required medical attention at once. Several stitches had to be taken to close the gaping wound.
 The Ladies, Aid society met with Mrs E. w. Jones Tuesday afternoon. One farmer was harvesting four inch ice Saturday.
 Early Birds.
 Among the sweet sounds of the spring birds that have been heard are those of the wakeup, robin, pewee. blue bird black bird, the woodpecker drum mer and meadow lark. Other sweet singers have also arrived that usually do not come until weeks later.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
FITCHVILLE
Rev. j. B. Kelly o. P. Concludes Sue cessful Mission at St. Johns Church -Teachers' Meeting.

The mission which was so success fully conducted in St. Johns church last week by Rev. J. B. Kelley, O. P of New Haven, came to close Sunday afternoon when Father Kelley deliv- cred a very fine sermon on Blasphemy to one of the largest congregations ever assembled in the church. After the sermon Rev. David R. ODonnell of Colchester. pastor of St. Johns church gave benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Sunday morning at nine mass. The Holy Name society, through whose efforts the mission was held, attended and received communion in body. Sunday evening Father Kelley spoke to a large congregation in St. Patrick's church, Norwich
 Mission at Colchester.
 Word was received this week that a mission will be given in St. Andrews church, Colchester, the middle of April. Father Kelley will be the speak CT.
 Teachers Meeting.
 A teachers meeting was held in the local school Thursday afternoon. Sev- era1 of the teachers from the sur rounding districts of the town were present.
 Village Interests.
 Miss Bertha Button of Norwich has been the guest at the home of Mrs Matilda Fargo.
 MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah Lynch of Norwich was a recent guest, at the home of Mrs. Lynch's sisters, the Misses Fields.
 Miss Annie O'Connel and Miss Mary Fields of Norwich Town were recent guests of relatives here.
 The Misses James of Norwich were recent guests of Miss Margaret Me- Manus.
 Miss Nora Heating of Norwich Town spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. John Brown, Jr.
 Miss Katie A. Murphy of Norwich was a recent visitor with her nieces, the Misses McCarty.
 Miss Nellie Lynch of Lebanon spent Sunday with her sister, Miss Mary Lynch.
 Miss Emma Holmes of Chesterfield spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. W. N. Chappell.
 School closed Friday for the Easter holidays.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15

brother of first Representative E. E. Baker. Mir. Baker had recently erect ed nice cottage fer himself and wife on Baker street
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Beers and cousins, Mrs. Charles Westcott of Central Village and Mary Lawson were in town recently to attend the funeral of Mrs. Beers mother. Mrs. Ann E. Robbins.
 Chipmunks are out. a sure sign of the approach of spring.
 It seems grand to have the bridge to cross again instead of going around the Hook.
 of A. c. Bennett.
 Mir and Mrs Ray L. AIoff1tt. were in Putnam one day this week.
 Lecturer Coming Later.
 The lecturer who was expected to be at the next regular meeting of Canterbury grange will not be able to be here until somewhat later date. The program for the evening will be miscellaneous including debate by men against the ladies, a recitation and music
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
GL.ASGO
Early Vaoation-M etF,odist Consresa- ten Requests Rev. John Thompsen's Return.


 R. A. Wilbur was in Norwich a few days ago.
 Mrs R. A. Wilbur was a guest of friends in Jewett City the first of the week.
 School in the eighth district closed Friday for a weeks vacation, the Teachers going to their respective homes, Springfield and Worcester. The Boardnan school closes the 20th and Bethel the 18th. ing service at VoluntoNn Sunday eve- ming.
 Request Pastors Return.
 The last quarterly conference was held a the parsonage Wednesday eve ming. There was an unanimous vote
 Mrs. Bion Kinney and daughter of Pendleton Hill were guests of Mrs. Walter G. Burdick Saturday.
 League Social.
 The Epworth League of the Bethel Mrs. Sterry Kinney's.
 J: G. Bill was caller on Thomas Wilbur Tuesday
 MT. and Mrs. Henry L. Burton were business callers at GIasgo Monday.
 Sterry Kinney was in Norwich We'd nesday.
 Acting School Visitor Burdick was visiting schools in the place the mid dle of the week.
 Mrs H. J. Cole returned from Springfield the first of the week
 Mrs. Hattie Eccleston who is still at her sons home in South Windham, is reported not as well.
 Wednesday Afternoon Club Meets. The Wednesday Afternoon club was entertained for the first time by Mrs. R. A. Wilbur. 4 delightful social af- ternoon was enjoyed by those present, Mrs. Wilbur proving an entertaining hostess.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
PENDLETON HILL

Mrs. James Brooks of Jewctt City is spending this week with her mother. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson.
 Morton Cooke and Irving Thompson are in Providence.
 The supper at the parsonage Sat urday was a success
 Irwin Mills is able to be out after being confined to the house for five weeks with grip.
 Mrs. Amos Palmer spent a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Ahern of Westerly.
 Cary F. Maine. Jr.. is in Williman- tic.
 Mfr and Mrs Amy are soon to move into the Cynthia Watson place.
 Miss Sarah T. Palmer and niece Juliet Boardman. spent Monday a C, D. Thompson's.
 Mrs. Oscar Miner is employed in Bradford, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
NORTH sTONINGTON
Miss Tracy of Franklin Teaching in Grammar schooI-Death of Mrs. D. c. Easton.

Rev. c. A. Northrop of Norwich Town spoke in the Congregational church last Sunday.
 Rev. C. J. Harding of Edgartowr, Mass. supplied the Third Baptist pull pit Sunday.
 Teacher from Franklin.
 Miss Tracy of Franklin has suc- ceeded Mrs. F. M. Holhster, who re- signed, as teacher In the village gram mar school. Miss Tracy boards at the home of Mrs. Minnie Sheffield. Real Estate Sales.
 Dr. Robert E. Harrington has bought the residence of Charles N. Brown Mir. Brown will move to the Daniel H. F'rink farm on the Norwich road.
 Luther C. Gray of LedYard has bought the farm of E. N Whitford on the Mystic road.
 c. P. Kendall visited Hartford Tues day.
 Miss Louise Coley of westport has been the guest of her sister Mrs. Dwight E. Hewitt, for a few days.
 Infants Death.
 The five weeks old son of MT and Mrs Oliver Veins died Tuesday
 The Ladies society of the Baptist church. held sewing meeting Wed nesday at the home of Mrs. C. c. Gray
 Death of Mrs. Easton.
 The death has been announced of Mrs. Florence c. Easton. widow of Rev. D. c. Easton. at one time pastor Of the Third Baptist church in this town.
 Missionary Address. The Ladies society of the Third Baptist church are to have a foreign missionary meeting at the Wheeler school dormitory next Tuesday after noon at o'clock, The address will be made by Mrs. Carrie A. Robinson of Boston
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
LEBANON
Lunch Counter Social Nets $8-OId Methodist Church Razed and Taken
 to WiIlm antic.

The Ladies' Aid society gave a lunch counter social in the church parlors Friday evening. Eight dollars was taken in. The novel affair was greatly enjoyed
 Razed Old Church.
 Mir Brown of WilIimantic has bought and taken down the old Meth odist church and has moved it to Will linantic.
 Miss Fannie Perkins has returned after spending few days in Water ford and New London.
 Miss Helen Ward of Willimantic was the guest of friends in town Sunday.
 Mrs. Sisson of New London is wis iting her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Perkins
 Mrs. Herbert Sweet has returned after visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. Hansen of Stafford Springs.
 Miss Winnie Robinson has been the guest of friends in Hartford the past week.
 The Ladies Aid society met Thurs day afternoon with Miss Hattie Hew- itt.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
BREWSTER'S NECK

Charles Lurnis is slowly recovering from an attack of grip.
 Mrs. James Sistare spent Wednes day with her mother. Mrs. George H. Partridge.
 Christopher Baldwin is able to use his left arm after being disabled by d bad cut from an axe.
 Maurice Partridge was in Norwich Thursday.
 Work has begun rebuilding the large white house on the Thames owned !,y Mrs. A. B. Spalding which was lately damaged by fire.
 Progress on Drawbridse.
 The work on the new foundation ot the drawbridge is rapidly progressing.
 Mrs. Harvey Mcfarland and son Arnold were callers in town Wednes- day.
 William M. Perkins, who is employed at Dawleys lumber yard, is suffering from severe cut on his hand received from saw
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
SALEN.
Visiting Week For the Sehools-c. E. Society Gives Social and Entertain nent.


 social dance was held in Grange hall last Friday evening.
 Charles Henry Bailey of Gardner Lake was d Sunday visitor at the home of his brother, Robert 4. Bailey. whose condition is unimproved.
 Able to be Out
 Mrs. T. A. Williams who has been i'll with heart trouble for the past three months Is so far improved as to be our of doors and taking short walks.
 Mr. and Mrs Henry Rogers have been ill this week
 Miss Catherine Hanney has tonsiIi- tis.
 Miss Martha Rogers has returned to her home after 8 lengthy visit with relatives in Norwich
 Mrs. Thomas Murray returned to her home from New London last Friday. She Is still seriously i'll.
 Miss Jennie l.. Rogers was a Col chester caller Monday
 Sherwood Miner visited Norwich relatives Sunday.
 Mrs William Robinson Is spending the week with her mother. Mrs s. A. Ttbbetts. @s 1;s7 -fse= This is visiting week for the schools in town.
 The Y s. c. k. gave a social and entertainment in Grange hall Wednes- day evening.
 Dwight Marvin will lead the Christian Endeavor service next Sun day evening. Topic. How May Every Sabbath be the Lords Day Jer. 17:21- B.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
VOLUNTOWN
Home Whist Club Entertained-Rsv. R. p. Morrissey Breaches at New London.

The. Home Whist club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Clark at Beachdale and were the guests of Miss Mary Hevrin and Miss Winifred Moriarty. The prize winners were: First ladies', Mrs. J. L. Herbert; second Mrs. E. E. Clark; mems first, E. F. Clark: second Ar thur L. Briggs.
 On Saturday the boys had their t1rsY practice on ball field. many of tha players being out, On Sunday several walking parties journeyed to Mount Misery where on a clear day a fine view of the surrounding countrY may be had.
 Miss Mary Knox. wno recently sub nlitted to a surgical operation at the Rackus hospital, has so far recovered as to be able to leave the hospital. She ie at present visiting relatives at Yau- tic.
 Preached at New London.
 Rev R. P Morrissey preached the Lenten sermon at St. Joseph's church New London. Tuesday evening and a. tended the conference of pastors at the cathedral at Hartford Thursday.
 Martial Russi was the guest of his parents at Phenix over Saturday and Sunday
 Mrs. M Alfred fire I Davis were we weeI end guests of friends at Arcadia
 Mrs. Olizion Boucher visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. Alexander Ritchotte. at Phenix, R. L. Saturday and Sunday.
 Palm Sunday Services.
 Lenten devotions at St. Thomas irgs at o'clock. Tomorrow. Palm Sunday. there will be blessing and dis tribution of palms before the s.30 a. m mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
ROAD SOCIETY
Lscturer's Hour at Grange Devoted to Discussion of Psultry--EvangeIis Delivers Sermon.
.Stonington)

Miss Woodward of Westerly was at the Road school last week and gave . singing lesson.
 Byron Billings and daughter, Pris- ella of New London were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Sanford N. Billings
 The saw mill of the Wheeler Broth : CTS which has been located near the moved Wednesday to the Browning and Ge-eerman lots in Flanders.
 Miss Priscilla Billings of Wi1liman- tic spent Sunday at home.
 Harry Palmer was on the R. F. D. route one day lately as Mr Farrell, regular carrier, was off duty on ac- count of illness.
 Eugene Palmer has been i'll for the past few days.
 Grange Meeting.
 The meeting of Stonington grange was held Wednesday evening at the had as it's subject, Poultry, and va rIous talks were given. Refresh ments were served.
 MT and Mrs. John Mcdonald were recent guests of Mrs. Eliza P Moves
 Miss Martha Williams attended concert in New London Tuesday even ing and remained over night with friends.
 Miss Jennie P. Moves has returned home after spending several weeks in Mystic
 Mrs. Eliza P. Moves has been in New London several times recently to SC her son, Joseph Moves who under went an operation at the Lawrence hospital last Friday At last ac- counts he was considered to be in- proving.
 Sermon by Evangelist.
 Rev. MT. Barnlund. the singer at the Revival services being held at Mystic was at church last Sunday and by invitation of Rev. MT, Pea cock preached the sermon. The services next Sunday will be held In the church parlors, as the au- dftorium of the church is to be entire ly renovated.
 J. E. Lord has sent turkeys recently to New Hampshire, Massachusetts and various places in Connecticut
 W. Schoonman of DanieIson was at Lords Point Saturday
 Moses H. Wilcox is building a new boathouse to replace one burned some months ago.
 Mrs. George W. Wolvox was the guest of New London friends Satur- day.
 Mrs. Isaac Williams returned We'd nesday from Hartford. where she has been for several weeks with friends
 Amos G. Hewitt was in North Ston- ington Tuesday.
 John Kane of New London spent Sunday at Horace F'rink's. Donald Wheeler assisted with his violin at the Sunday School service last Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
NORTH LYME

H. B. Maynard was in Colchester Tuesday.
 over Sunday.
 M. J. Stark was in Deep River We'd nesday. .,+,.
 The Ladies Sewing circle was with Mrs. strong Tuesday for an all-day meeting. There was large attend ance and a good amount of sewing was accdfn plished.
 N. s. Strong was a caller on Bill hill Monday.
 Mir and Mrs Ray Harding visited at c. H. Strong's Sunday,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15

day from Rom. 8. 6. ana Luke To. 42, and administered the communion at the close of the morning service leaderless meeting progremme planned by one of the prayer meeting committee was very successfully car ried out; the meeting was very inter- esting, nearly every one present taking some part.
 The cottage prayer meeting was held Tuesday evening at the home of MT and Mrs J. c. Fel1owes.
 Farm Sold.
 Frank E. Baker has sold his farm, formerly known as the Se1den Harris place, to Polish people. MT. Baker will soon go to Eeff1ngwell to make his home at Elliot Dolbears.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
LISBON
Last of the Snow Disappears-Fart,
 at Mrs. Olaf Nelson's.

Not until Wednesday of this week did the last remnants of snow banks on the north side of walls entirely disappear.
 Mr and Mrs. J. B. Palmer were in Mystic Sunday to attend the funeral of Orlando A. Clark.
 Walter Corbett left Sunday night for. Allentown, Pa, where he will be employed.
 Misses Lizzie and Lena Bradlaw were guests of friends in Plainf1eld Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs J. B. Palmer, Jr., and Earle M. Palmer, spent the week end at Mansfield Depot.
 Miss Ida Bromley of Providence was at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. J. G. Bromley, over Sunday.
 Rev. J. O. Barrows of Norwich Town occupied the pulpit at Newent church Sunday morning because of the ill., ness of Rev. F. A. Fuller.
 Dancing Party.
 A party was given on Thursday eve- ming at the home of Mrs. Olaf Nelson. Music for dancing was furnished by Arthur Edmunds' photograph. Re- treatments of cake and coffee were served
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
LAUREL GLEN

Attorney Main Kills 3 Fox-Parents,
 Day in the Schools. Mir. and Mrs. Horace Palmer and six Sunday school children from this place attended services on Pendleton Hill Sunday.
 Eva Watson spent Monday at Mrs. Ursula Mains near Wyassup lake. Supervisor Evans visited school in this district this week. John Watson is getting out ties and cutting cord wood for Nathan Main.
 Fox Killed. Attaway Main killed red fox We'd nesday.
 It was parents day at the school Wednesday,.
 Heman Holdredge of Mystic visited his mother over Sunday Miss Ellen Main is very ill
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
RIPLEY HILL

Rev. Charles B. Bliss, of Hampden, Mass, will preach here next Sun day morning.
 MT. Lavalley and family of South Coventry have moved into J. Henry G1arke's tenement house.
 Mrs. J. George Clark attended the funeral of her aunt. Mrs. Annie Rath- bun in Norwich, Friday.
 The mercury Saturday morning was i above zero and Sunday morning 34.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
GRISWOLD

Friends of Mrs. J. B. Saunders and Miss Loretta Gallup do not entertain much hopes of their recovery.
 Albert B.. Peckham and family of Norwich spent Sunday with Mir Peck hams sister.
 George R. Edmond of Dayvflle was a caller in town Sunday
 Mrs. Parker of Baltic is spending a few days the home of Mr and Mrs. S. G. Norman.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
CLARk'S FstI.S

Mrs. Frances Maine has returned .aftef- s. visit, with her. nteces Mrs James Johnson and Mrs. Wilmot Maine at Ashaway.
 Mrs. F. P. Lewis was in Westerly Wednesday.
 A fine sermon was delivered by Rev E. P. Mathewson Sunday morning at the First Baptist church, this town. The text was, Wherefore Art Thou Come.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
MOHECAN

Mrs. Dolbeare and Mrs Avery were in Norwich the first of the week
 Mrs. Harris of Norwich was he guest of Mrs. Fowler Sunday
 Burrill Ii. Fielding of New LonGDn called on Mohegan friends Sunday
 Mrs. Dennison Davis of Mystic called on local relatives Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
CAMPBELL'S MILLS
Ambulance Takes Mr. Avery to His
 Horne at Norwich Town.

E. NJ. Wilcox. who has been seriously i'll for the past ten days, is impr owing.
 MT. Avery, who has been saving the lumber on the Gates lot, was taken seriously i'll one day last week. Tife ambulance from Norwich took him to his home in Norwich Town.
 James H. Dixon has moved his saw mill from the Tanner lot to the Daw- ley lot.
 The Williams s5w1nnl has been moved from the George Turner lot to the Brewster lot near Jewett CttJ,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
CANTERBURY
Sudden Death of Willard Baker-Lec-
 tursr to Address Grange Later.

The townspeopIe were shocked Tuess day when they heard of the death Of Willard Baker. MT. Baker was ill only few days with a complication of diseases. He was born in this town near where he died. and was of family of sixteen children. His mother. an older brother and two brothers in law all died less than a year ago. He leaves his widow, six sisters and four brothers. He was .
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
New London County
UNCASVILLE

Several Houses Already Wired for Electric Lishtins-visitor from South Afriea-Dr. Harold M. Brown Gets Hartford Appointment.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
OAKDALE

LeaderIess Meeting HeId-Frank E.
 Baker Sells Farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
Who is Going and Coming-Incidents. Accidents
 and Building in Three Counties.
OLD MYSTIC

Methodists Deoicate s1,eoo Parish Heuse-over Three Quarters of the Amount Already Rased-Thre. Parishioners Over 30 Attend the Exercises.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15

Rev. c. l. French, pastor of the Congregational church, pr >AhAa Suli-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-26

woro smart costume Of black panue volvet Tho
skirt draped and the waist finished with
tulle and white lace. Her hat OF black velvet.
Mad0mc dc la Vega Calderon. wife OF The Cuban
with cmbroidcTies and Jets large red velvet
rose at the belt throc solitaire pendants and large
diamond brooch. aud q black velvet lint With white
ostrich plumc5.
Madame Peynsdo. witc OF the minister from the
Dominican republic. wore q mahogany colored coz
tune. trimmed with black fur, Hor black velvet
hat trimmed with fur
Madame All Kuli Kahn, wife OF the Persian
charge d'AlfnTcs. midnight blue chiffon oyor
satin tho same shade. Her velvet hat matched In
shade She hor pearls and SGT OF dark
turs.
Mrs. Garrison. wife OF tho secretary OF war
wore sage grecn SILK poplin, trimmed with point
de Venice lace and bands o. sable fur. Her hat
SMALL matched In color and trimmed
with fur and ostrich feathers.
Mrp Houston. wife OF the socrctnr- of ag5!cul-
ture. wore brown chernrcuse and chiffon trimmed
with mink fur and her hat In dccpor shades had
touches of the fur and ostrich feather trim
ming IL.
Mrs Edward Douglas White. wife Of the chief
Justice of tho supreme court wore a costume OF
black chagrucusc and point lace and a black hat
trimmed Win white plumes
Mrs. McEeuna, wife OF Associate Justice Sic
kenno black velvet costume The coat
had blue collar and vest Her black hat
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. wife OF Associate
Justice Hughes. wore handsome gown o' Kings
blue velvet with Il hat Of the shade OF vel
vet trimmed with chinchilla fur
Mrs. Joseph Ruckcr Lamar wlie o, Associate
Justice Lamar. wore draped gown OF taGpo chif-
fon velvet, tho bodice made entirely OF tan color
lace and chiffon trimmed With dark brown fur
Her brown chiffon velvet Int to match had
iaupo TO dark brown
Mrs. Van pevanter wife OF Associate Justice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-26
Miss Nevin Congratulated.

In the blue room Miss Blanche Nevin
grand dame of the Sayre-Nevin Cousins
club, received the congra tula tIons of hun
dreds as the match maker, for 1t was In
her house that the bride and bridegroom
first met and later carried on their court
ship.
Some people In the excitement wished
the bride many happy returns of the day
Instead OF long life and happiness-an-
other Of the many incidents that added
TO the gayety OF the occasion.
The bridal party went almost directly
from the blue room to the private din
ing room, where they were served a
dainty luncheon. the piece dc resistance
of which was the huge bridal cake The
menu was composed of oyster patties,
chicken croquettes, sliced ham, fruit
salad. ices. lemonade. punch and cakes
In the shape of dice
The bridal cake was cut by Miss Will
son, with the aid of the cleaning sword
OF DR.. Cary Grayson, the personal aide
OF the president, Miss Wilson started TO
cut the cake with one OF the new knife
presents but, like the last White house
brlde. Miss Alice Roosevelt, she was
obliged TO resort TO the friendly sword
of a White house aide.
While the wedding guests were still
making merry downstairs, Mrs Sayre left
the private dining room and went with
her mother to her boudolr, where she