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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-05-01

Vice President, John f. scanlon, 10TH
West 9Th ST.: Financial and Insurance
Secretary, w. ]. Mcbride. 2 west 9Th St;
kecording Secretary. w. J. Lynott, 1874
East srd St.; Treasurer. J. W. Lydon.
42e East 3rd St.; Medical Examiner. 81:
p: w. Fahey. 217 New Jersey Bids.
Meetings are held on First and Third
Wednesdays at Cathedral Hail, Secoll
Avenue West and Fourth Street,
Division No. 4, West Duluth,
John E.. Cullen, president; John
Graw. treasurer; j. w. Boutwell,. GOT
57th avenue, West recording secretary:
Jas. Connolly, financial and insurance
secretary; DR.. Payette, medical exam.
liner.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County President. F. J. Leonard. Jsr-
, Division No. l. Belle Plsine-Pres.. pr.
=. 4. Maloney. Belle PLANE: VieS Proa.
yohn Kelley. Belle Plaina; Rec, Sso..
yohn p: Stearns. Belle Plains: I'm. seo..
James u: stratton, Belle Piaine: Ins. sso.'
y Ienn H; stratton. Belle Piaine; Treas:
Sonn =. Clarke: Med. Examiner, DR., q. II
Moloney. Meetings are held on first sn1s
p. m. "~.1' - As'ss
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-05-01
RAMSEY COUNTY.

Division No. I. st. Paul-Pres, John
John ". Ryan. 100 Blair st ST.; ' Rec. Sec &c.,
Thos. Donahue. 40 Charles st.; Fin. Sec
R. J: Connolly. 1ss W. 7th St.; ms. Sec
J: y: Corcoran. g Union Block: Treas.
Martin J. Leo, 10S Summit Ave; Med.
Examiner. DR.. c. q. Perry. SIC Lowry
Bldg. Meetings are held on second and
fourth Mondays Of month In Hibernian
Hall, at 3 p. m.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-05-01
ST. LOUIS COUNTY,

e Louis eosnty County president,
Dividon No. /. Duluth -Prsssas.t
WlniaA ,. Aurnil1. GO 1ase ID G;
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-05-01


laborers' cottages at the cost of G34,.
975. the District Councils of Athy
Union are now vested in the ownership
of over 900 houses and plots.
The following deaths are announced:
Mrs. Mary Keegan, Springhill, Athy.
At his residence, Barristown, Sallins,
Thomas Walsh. At her residence, Hag.
gard, Carbury, Margaret, relict of the
late Michael Cooney, aged 80. Thomas
Martin, Easton House. Leixlip. At his
residence, Benefits Bridge, Athy, John
harrington, aged 50.
Kilkenny.
The deaths have taken place of
John Clifford. Priesthood, and T. Far
rell, ID. c., Carrigeen.
l. Kings.
An address. handsome piece of
plate, and a check have been present.
ed to DR.. M. Graham by the priests
and people of Shinrone on his depart.
ure for Limerick.
On MARCH ~, at MS residence, ClOn-
cober, Killeigh, the death occurred of
James Kelly.
| Limerick.
The number Of deaths registered in
Limerick for the week ending March
|27th corresponded to an annual rate
Of 31.1 per 1000 of the population
The average rate for the Dublin Regis.
tration Area and the twenty.six prin.
cipal provincial urban districts Of Ire.
land was $40 per 1000, Waterford
! having the highest rate with 1913. The
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
SHIP PURCHASE
BILL DOOMED
Test on Issue Came With Elec-
ton in Senate of Clarke
Over Pomerene

WASIllNGTuN Dee s.-The vie.
w tory for president pro TEN. Of Sen
ator Clarke, N Arkansas, over Senator
Pomcrcue of ohio. SPELLS the doom
Of the administration shippurchase
bill and conversely points toward rem
edlal action with regard to the sea.
mems law
The terrific fight was waged against
Clarke because administration sena-
tors wished To punish him for his fail.
ure last February TO stand firm for
the shlppurchase bill, and now the
Arknnsan triumphant and unpublished
will continue his opposition TO the
shippurchase bill with much larger
following than he had before. when
only siA fellow Democrats jumped the
traces with him.
Hut the demand for an increased
American merchant navy continues un,
abatcd with all chance gone Of pass
ing the government shipping bill there
Is only one course left for getting a
merchant navy flying the American
flag aud that way Is TO modify IN,
senmcns law and modernize the re4t
Of the American merchant marin,
code
Senator Clarkcs victory marks hin
as u power with which TO reckon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
X R4RRRR#* R#R #@*

CmCAGO. Dee sc II. Canodc. a
- printer of Chicago and William r.
Kramer ~ the International Brother
hood uf Uuyk,miths, also of this city,
have gone to New York IN obedience
tn uhluruus tu appear before the
federal grand jury there aud give rvi.
dcnrr us u the activities of LubQr's
Nntlounl Peace council here aud else.
Whcrp
II is understood that the present In.
vcsueutlou, which involves several
Chicago men. * being carried On with
Ia view tu connecting this organization
with the activities alleged to have
been directed by Captain hoy ed and
Cnpinn won pnpcn ~ the German en-.
hnssy nj Washington, against the ship
mcnt NJ munitions 10 the Allies
Kramer was an officer uf lahor's
National Pence council and Canodc Is
said tu have done considerable print.
ing for the organization aud 10 have
acquired u considerable knowledge ot
is inner workings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
YOAKUM HOLDS
BACK FRISCO
Former Head of Railroad Con
trols Enough Stock to Block
Reorganization Plan

Ct LOUIS, Dec. s-The concrete
~ objections II II +. Yoakum. for
mer head ~ the St Louis n san Fran
cisco Railroad company, to the plan "
reorganization recently made public,
are known ~ the advocates ~ the plan
and are based on the impo>,ibi,ty NJ
Mr. loakum regniulng control NJ the
property according Ia the statement "
II large stakeholder. who * supporting
the plan. MIR Nnakum ls registered at
the Jefferson hotel lie has conferred
with several persons regarding the re-
organization uf the Frisco
Owning. with his immediate friends,
about 10000 shares " Frisco stock,
aud being able 10 get proxies for as
much more, Mr. loakum. through this
control ~ about 20 per cent NJ Frisco
stock. could control the road except
FOR the two features " the plan tu
which he objects. II was snld.
The principal objection, according Ia
the proponent of the plan. who Is
aware VI Mr. loukums position. Is the
provision whereby the convertible I'm.
rome bonds to be- issued under the
plan, may b. traded Tor preferred
stock This would Increase the out
standing stock 10y S37,OOOOOO. aud this
huge holding would be- IN the hauds
Of interests array,vl against MIR. Yoak
um aud his friends
such n holding would carry with II
the control NJ the Frisco railroad Mir
Noakums chief attack 1t was said
was directed toward this provision Of
the plan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
PARCELS POST
SHOWS A GAIN
Registered, Insured and c. O.
d. Matter Increase at Local
Postoffice

TT }, self evident that the people Of
"a city will Not send from town par
a city viii. uot send from town par
GELS Of such Mu. a- 90 need insuring,
nor will they insure parcels Of value
unless they have money enough. at
least Ia keep the wolf from the door.
The fact Them chat the registration ~.
port Of tine Oklahoma city postoffice
for the mouth Of November shows an
Increase ol 93 per cent In the number
Of articles insured over the correspond
Ing month iu 1914, indicates that mon.
cy must he Tar more plentiful here
than year ago by nearly 100 per
cent
Another Increase especially worthy
of comment Is that im the number Of
parcels sent &. o. ~ Sixty three pcr
cent uaSe than iu November, 1914
were tfat from the local puStoffict
last month Insured parcels received
In Oklahoma city for delivery show
an Increase NJ 51 peer cent, and the
number of g. o. H. parcels u per cent
This Iu'wr figure is gratifying Ia
postal officials for the reason that II
indicate, hnt little mail order busi.
ness is being dome here. More par.
GELS, by far urr sent from the city
than uTp received here Tho pVnri
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
BIG BATTLE
is IMPENDING
French and Bulgarians About
to Engage in the Stru-
mitsa Section
BALKAN WEATHER MILD
British Reports Say That
Morales of German Army in
Belgium Is Badly Shaken


I ONDON, Dee. \ 40 confirmation
IL Of hints tbut fine French bu,r
been forced tp ubnudnu r,.itI,I,.. ,u
the Vardnr pnd Gcrup I'm .onthrostnru
Serbia. but admittedly tnr, orr IN a
prrruriou. .lunti,p L.,nu.r nf fine
threatened ru,clopurnr u ,nr m,gIr
II these two river, Constant arrival
of fresh forces and ,,gr m.trri,l. ut
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hNltnrl''llS io rrllr' WIN heavy LOSSES
nlE bhlIIr appears To be- impending
thtre'
\ Nh'"nIkl dispatch reports lhnj
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
TO TALK MOVIES

Mayor Oycrholser said Wednesday
that hr would have a conference with
the committee Of the W. G. I. L.
which Tuesday petitioned the boa rd
" commissioners To appoint rigid
censorship board for the purpose of
passing upon motion pictures aud
vaudeville acts. The matter was
turned over to the mayor. The meet
Ing 10 discuss the matter will be held
within few days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

THlS Is the opportunity open TO the
people ~ san Francisco II the board
Of directors " the Exposition fulfills
the plain instructions for final dlspo-
sition OF Exposition funds which were
expressed by the stockholders when
the Exposition was organized
No signed stock waivers are nCces.
sary save ~ an expression of opinion.
simply resolution " the board Of d.
rectors donating the property owned
hv the Exposition and approprlating
the net funds remaining when all
debts ARE paid, and permanent preser-
walton Of the principal features ~ the
falr VIII he accomplished
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
WHY GERMANY
IS UNPOPULAR

AMSTERDAM. Duc. s. MACMILLAN
Harden editor NJ rhc Berlin Dicluk.
unit oIimruIly protests "Wednesday
against attacks mudr u Germany
against AmrNHn and Americans lie
states that ut % recent mrrliu, VI a
great corporation one dire tur referred
tu the American people AS "Dml pack
NJ .coundrcls In America" nuI uo pro-
test was made against th. remark.
such proceeding, suy- InrIru "dis.
ru-t every right thinking Grrmmn aud
disgrace us before the whole world nml
before our own conscience lts Nttlu
wonder that we ARE hutcI."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
"FLy-By-NIGHT" PAPERS

BRUSSELS, Dec. g one o. the va.
rious problems with which fnc Ger
man authorities In Belgium hnyc ia
struggle Is the suppression Of "flyhy
night newspapers lnlmicn to the Ger
man cause which arc printed IN France
England and Holland and smuggled
into the country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
TO PRESERVE
PANAMA FAIR
San Francisco Considers Per.
petuating Certain Features
of Late Exposition

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. S-One
million dollars for preservation!
The entire surplus Of the Pana-
ma-Pscifie Exposition company,
property and money, 10 he used In
perpetuating the beauties Of the
Fine Arts Palace, the California
building, the Marina, the yacht
harbor and other features!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
.HDW. MEN FOR
STEVENS BILL
President Davis Advocated
Merchandising Measure at
Meeting Wednesday

nECLAI'iNG the Stevens Merchan-
- dising bin beneficial measure,
ANA recommending that the members
Of the Oklahoma hardware and I'm
plemcnt association send messages to
their representatives In congress be-
fore 1t comes w for consideration, re-
qucstlug that they support IT, Presi-
dent H. q. Davis Of The association
made his anumI address mt o'clock
Tuesday afternoon 10 nearly 800 dele
gates assembled In the large banquet
room of the Lee lIuchins hotel
"Ihc only retailers who oppose the
stevens bill suiI Mr. Davis, are
those who handle standardized trade
marked article, and cut the price In
order to leave the impression with
the huylug public That the ones who
hold up the price II the article are
doing 50 for their own purposes OF
guiu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
TO JOIN FORD


NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Twcny pence
advocates, the second contingent " the
Ford expedition, sail Wednesday ar
ternoon for Copenhagen II Includes
college students and representatives
OF governors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

WASHlNGTON p. Radical
w changes In the ...m. ut fo
reach thousands not uvu subject fy Its
provisions and 10 lmuHr '.u marhin.
cry Of coll .ctiou were SUGGESTED fo con.
gress Wednesday lu rN. nmn rruorf
~ Secretary McAdDu as m,au- nv
which the greater part NJ 'Nn addition
al revenue needed 100 m. for the ad
ministratlon natiuun' defense plaus
can De provided The secretary pro.
pOsel 10 lower the exemption limits 80
nS 10 tax married persons with Incomes
ns low as $4,000. and single PERSONS
with $1,000 Incomes TNr r,rnufious
now are $1,000 ana $4,000 respectively.
Increases In the collection force a
requirement that returns mu-f lr mndr
~ gross ln'ome IN place. OF met Income.
ana n change 50 TINT 'Iu nN shall not
be withheld NJ the source we're among
Mr. McAioO's other suggestions Uc
made no estimate ~ 'hr number ~
persons who mi ghl hp taxed II the
amendments werr adopted nor the
amount that might hr expected hut Iu
connection with his request for a lnrg.
/ or collection force he uuIufrd uut that
examination Of the past personal and
| corporation returns showed that 90 prr
/ cent of those INSPECTED disclosed that
additional tnl was due me govern.
mont On the basis ~ 'hr r,lmipn.
tlOns the secretary .nNs fmi pppor
entity more than SiWuuDu I'm porsonal
tax and more stban go Sol OOu In cor
porallon tax sill IS duo me govern.
mrut
Estimated Appropriations
The total estimated amroprlation,
! fur the fiscal wear which begins Iuly
next Mr. McAdoo put. al Sl2S5. .S57.
SOS Including 1916 36is7g FOR the post
office which Is reimhur,nhc and about
500 100000 more for the Panama cana
and sinking fund Receipts FOR IN,
same year based on existing law with
ont extension Of the sugar duty or tb,
emergency tax, MIR McAdou puts n
500 .2OO0O0 and ordinary dlShursc
ments AZ $500 ,9Ol 900 leaving an excess
~ disbursements over receipts n leg
lslation Is not passed Ia change con
dltions. uf S252. 7Ol 900 As explaiuc,
In his recent statement. however. tina
amount would be reduced to ahou
S'OOOOON by the extension ~ IN,
emergency and sugar tax laws
Secretary McAdoo's report snys IN
. people of the United States have rea
son to congratulate themselves on IN
financial and business ondition of IN,
country after the serious situation
which confronted them year ago.
Mr. McAdoo included letters frun
mercantile agencies Ia support nj
statement aud quoted figures on rail
rual and other business operations I,
show Increased activities.
The report reviews at length. opera
iiuu~ NJ the treasury department 10
the year MIR McAdoo's deposits q
gold I'm the Atlanta. Dallas and Rich
d mpuI Federal Reserve banks and hi
r decision 10 make reserve banks gov
n crmru drpustarie~ and fiscal agent,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
Convention Notes
HARDWARE MEN

The sixth floor ~ the Lr. liucklns,
all pnrlor, Ia the house and all the
available lobby space Is filled with cA.
hihlts ot every kind of hardware lmug
lmrbIc from windmills Ia ru-hcts 4
miniature thrcshlng machine D., set up
and la operation Ia room leading
from the lobby
John Fields, former editor uf the
Oklahoma Farm journal. but now
connected with the Oklahoma Farmer,
has been asked to address the meeting
wednesday afternoon, as representa-.
tive Of the Agricultural Publishers
association
VIII u hardware mau lose bu-l.
ness BY forcing collectlunsT should
u dealer ask for financial statements
FROM new customers and what is
the most expensive leak In hard
ware storei were the subjects for
the Question BOX discussion at
Wednesdays meeting
The report of W. H. Porch. sccrr.
tAry treasurer Of the association. viii
reveal that l0l new members have
been added during the year, aud that
10 additional ones have Joined aud
paid dues since the convention started
Tuesday.
W. \. Barry aud J + Thomas
members Of the last Legislature ARE
commended In Mr. Porch, report for
the manner In which they fought for
the passage u the Mutual Insurance
l'ill In the last session Of the state s
legislative body.
While no official count has been
made, one member stated "Wednesday
that no less than fifty exhibits of ma
chinery aud equipment are lryutcd on
the streets and In the hotels
The song The Hardware Men,
/ tu be- sung by Miss Louise Steffen
son and Miss Ida Mohr nt Wcdnes
/ day afternoons session. * looked
forward 10 with keen anticipation by
members Both young ladies are re
puted To be musicians FAR above tn,
average
Thursday afternoon the Oklahoma
city Automobile club will take visit
Ing dealers aud their families for u
drive about the city to all interesting
/ points, including the state capito
building On the same evening The
Indies win he entertained ut the
atcr party by the wives N the Off
cer.
All masculine members are anxious
ly awaiting Thursday evening wher
they are Invited to attend smoke,
and vaudeville performance tcndere,
them by the oklahoma city Jobbcr'
aud Manufacturer club II promises
to hc very interesting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
SOME BOMBi iRDMENT

LONDON. Dee N-Tho Italian hom.
mrlmrut ~ Gozzia has almost put a
stop 'u the ordinary activities there.
according tu q Zurich dispatch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
RAD COIN MOVING

HOBART Dec. "a number OF
counterfeit silver dollars have been
found IN circulation here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
NJ M'ADOO MAKES
ANNUALREPORT
Recommends Radical Changes
in Income Tax Estimates
Monies Needed

WASHINGTON, Dcr. s-Con.
grcss was not In session Nrdnrs
day. II adjourned TN Friday in
order to complete the organIa-
tiOn OF committee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
Oklahoma Merchants Prosperous

"OkInbuIns m,r.Lort. ,orer,l,y
spcnklng" hr continued "hnve cn.
Joycd a ycnr of prn.pcrity and are
filled with an enthusiastic LelIef that
grpnter pro4prgIr, II,. In th. fntur,
"Thr war hns ruf every min in the
east 10 working ou fhr mauufactur.
VI war munitions which In my belief
is one " the contributing causes Of
our present good time, Hut IN those
who shout thnt rDjnmiry win over.
come the merchants of the natioo
when war crn-r.. nrrpusr teoce win
shut down those mill. viii suv tbat
the nations of Eurour must tnrp 10
America Ia buy machinery 10 aid I'm
the reconstruction which they must
UNDERGO. Alrpndy nur prrnt warring
power has Sent n drIpsutinu IA Amer.
lea tu inquire int, mi. sam. nuastinn -
Bill Would Kill Mail Orders
Mr.. Dnyls declared thar the ms.
sage OF the Stevens hin would eliml.
nate mail order business npd pric..
cutting departmrpt stores Uo mads
vigorous attack ON thr trading stapp
system. which he characterized nv
being NJ no benefit To anyone except
the merchant who employed #. for tina
consumer paid for his premiums An
the end"
Mr.. Davis addres. was followed by
the annual report " Secretary w B
Porch. which Indicated that the asso.
ciation had grown 100 in membership
In the last year lie followed up Mr.
Davis vigorous donunclation OF the
! trading stamp system, mud paid no
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08
SPURNS MILLION

NEW YORK. Dec.
one NJ Henry Fords last
acts before the Oscar n
left IT'S dock SATURDAY was
tu offer Thomas A Edison
NlOOO.OO0 to ACCOMPANY
him ON his peace pilgrim.
age Edison did not 20 on
the Journey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

NVhIVIN during
Increase preceding fiscal Observation-Disclosures. lDsl0O
Retail value uf sold In lust fiscal year OOOOO0
Increase preceding fiscal l3OOOONO
Passenger sold In last fiscal year ...... 6128
Retail value Of passenger sold fiscal year
retail value of passenger automobiles 1918 - $s
Motor vehicles registered pthe United States uy 1910 2O7OO
Passenger manufacturers ....... ............. 236
Commercial vehicle manufacturers ....... ..... M
Total manufacturers Uf passenger commercial Az
Dealers repair shops supply stores .... 277OO
States In which automobile factories located ....... -
Proportion motor vehicles 10 population 20 ~
Mileage public roads In United States .......,,.. 2213O1
Miles Travelled annually by motor vehicles billion
Gasoline consumed annually by automobiles (barresl 49, 8O0OO
Iuhratng oil consumed annually galonsl ... 2OOOOOOO
Tires used annually motor ..,...... ,.. SOOOON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

All masculine members are anxious.
ly awaiting Thursday evening, when
they are Invited to attend smoker
and vaudeville performance rendered
them by the Oklahoma city Iobbcrs
and Manufactures, club II promises
10 be- very interesting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

John Fields, former editor of the
Oklahoma Farm journal. but NOW
connected with the Oklahoma Farmer,
has been asked to address the meeting
"Wednesday afternoon, as representa-
tive Of the Agricultural Publishers
association
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-08

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02

OF much interest was the announce
ment of Miss Eiinor Lees engagement
To Malcolm Douglas Sloane. which
was made known recently Miss Lee
is the second daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles III. Lee NJ - Gramercy
Park. owing 10 the recent death Of
Mr.. Sloane's father the late William
Douglas sloane. no formal announce
ment Of the engagement was made
and the wedding. which will take place
on June 3. will he celebrated quietly
at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. Sloane is a grandson of the
late William II. Vanderbilt, and he
is a nephew Of william X. Vanderbilt,
Henry 7. Sloane, Mrs Hamilton Mex
Twombly and Mrs. W. Seward Webb.
He was graduated from Yale in 1907
and is member Of the Union, KniCk-
erboCker Turf and Field and Racquet
and Tennis clubs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-02

Announcements has been made Of the
cnga cement Of Miss Anne Page Hari-
son. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Beverley Harrison. to John Williams
Sanford, eldest son Of the late Samuel
King Sanford Of Boston and Mrs. San
ford who now lives in Baltimore. Miss
Harrison was graduated from Miss
SpenCe's School and took part in the
Spence alumnm. play. given recently
at the Plaza.
No date has been mentioned for the
wedding.