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The Seward gateway. (Seward, Alaska) 1914-1917, 1916-07-13

This paper has known for some time and most people
now seem to know that many believe that the coming di
visional conventions of the Republicans i'm Alaska may
nominate or endorse Mr. Wickesham rs the candidate of
their party for congress- That such plan afoot has
been suggested to this office again and again by men who
ought to have some inside information but the Gateway
has refraned from commenting ON the subject until it
was printed in another paper as by doing it avoided
giving publicity to orwhch may not he well found
ed 1t is now mentioned only to draw attention to sug
The Seward gateway. (Seward, Alaska) 1914-1917, 1916-07-13

The manager Of the Northwest Land Products EN-
osition which is to be held in Seattle in the first part oil
October has asked the cooperation of the Gateway IN and
mo Manager j. L. Mcpherson of the Alaska Bureau to
secure good exhibit from Alaska This much is SAID
here to draw the attention of the people of Seward to the
fine opportunity that will be then presented to advertise
this district Iis chance which should not be let slip
The Seward gateway. (Seward, Alaska) 1914-1917, 1916-07-13
ASHCROFT is LAID IN ASHES

ASHCROFT is LAID IN ASHES
VANCOUVER, July 6.-Ashcroft,
the starting point of the famous car
ibou trail, was burned last night.
Practically the entire place was
wiped out. 1t is known to many Of
the old timers in northern Canada and
Alaska.-Ex.
The Seward gateway. (Seward, Alaska) 1914-1917, 1916-07-13

Seward is by universal agreement beginning a growth
that will make not only the commercial metropolis of
Alaska but of the great cities of the Pacific Coast
TERMS For residence property 10 per cent cash. Is per
cent in thirty days. Balance one two and three years at
per cent Business property 10 per cent cash % 13 in
The Seward gateway. (Seward, Alaska) 1914-1917, 1916-07-13

thirty days and the balance in and two years at pc
cent.
The terms on these first 200 lots made to enab
purchasers to build residences business blocks and
get the big end of the rise in values.
Sales will be held at Seward beginning July 25th
The Seward gateway. (Seward, Alaska) 1914-1917, 1916-07-13


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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-16
SUMMONS AND NOTICE


In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Grant county.
In the matter of the foreclosure of
Delinquent Tax Certificate No. 1858,
issued by Grant county.
The State of Washington to R. S.
person having or claiming to have
any right, title or interest in or to the
following described lands and tene-
ments, defendants, greeting:
You and each of you are hereby no
titled that r. S. Trimble the above
named defendant, each is or claims to
be the owner of, or has or claims to
have some right, title or interest in
or to the following described lands
and tenements, to-wit:
Lot Six CO., Block Eighteen (1S),
G.. K. Reeds Plat, Coulee City, Grant
county, Washington.
That on the 3rd day of July, 1916,
the above numbered Certificate of De-
linquency No. 1858 was issued by the
county treasurer of Grant county,
state of Washington, for the sum of
SLIT said sum being the amount of
said certificate, being issued for the
taxes then assessed, unpaid and de-
linquent against said lands nd tene-
ments for the year 1912 together with
interest thereon from the date of de-
linquency thereof to the date of is
suance of said certificate and all pen
alties and costs thereon accruing, in
Guiding the treasurer's fee for issuing
said certificate.
That l.. F. Dawley is the owner and
holder of said certificate and is the
plaintiff herein, and as such owner
and holder has paid taxes against
said lands and tenements as follows:
For the year 1913 paid $1.76.
For the year 1914 paid $1.36.
For the year 1916 paid $1.36.
Each of the aforesaid defendants
and each and every person having or
claiming to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the said lands and ten
ements is hereby notified to appear
within sixty (60) days after the date
of the first publication of this sum-
mons and notice, to-wit: Within sixty
(6O) days after the 9Th day of October,
And to defend the above entitled ac-
ton in the above entitled court by fill
ing objections in writing therein, or
to pay to the treasurer of Grant
county, state of Washington, the
amount of said certificate, together
with all taxes, assessments, penalties,
interests and costs so paid as afore-
said, with interest thereon at the rate
Of fifteen per cent per annum from
the several dates of payment thereof,
as aforesaid, together with the costs
of this action; and in case of your
failure so to do, judgment will be rem
dered herein against you and each OF
you, foreclosing upon and against said
lands and tenements the plaintiffs
lien for said taxes, assessments, pen
alties, interest and costs so paid and
accruing as aforesaid.
Dated at Ephrata, Washington, this
9th day of September, 1916.
L. F. DAWLEY, Plaintiff.
BY C. G. JEFFERS,
Prosecuting Attorney and attorney for
said Plaintiff. Postoffice Address,
Ephrata, Washington. 1915 11-9
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-16


TX the ninth National show
MM old monarch will hold surrounded by
all varieties the
selected board of trustees
1916
Cortaey secretary
consecutive
The educational" Mr. Nielsen
millions Of dollars invested the
handling orchards and market
their
Of In
officials who
will continue four days"
Chairman Aesenemer directed that the 1916 National Apple show
beautiful unusual
will
which will be held within blocks
will nbe
Enclosure
ay decorated baby
babyhood through show
be n city Spokane
well,
pies ees given space
facilities display of housewives
northwest
Spokane
mgton, Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-16
No. 1887
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE UNDER
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington in and for the County
of Grant.
Alvah w. Mcdonald, plaintiff,
VS..
William A. Terry, Sr., Mary A. Terry
his wife, R. E. Osborn, and Jane
Doe Osborn his wife, defendants.
By an order of sale issued out Of
above entitled court in above entitled
cause on October End, 1916, upon
mortgage foreclosure decree rem
dered in said court and cause on Sep
TENDER 29th, 1916, for five hundred
and ninety-four dollars ($594.00), with
interest at ten per cent per annum
from said September 10Th, 1915, sew
enty-five dollars ($75.O0) attorney fee.
and eighteen dollars and sixty cents
($1S.60) taxed costs, l am commanded
to sell the following realty situated in
Grant county, Washington:
Lots fourteen (14), fifteen (15, six
teen (16) and seventeen (17, Block
two (2) of the plat Of the Third Ad-
dition to the Town of Ephrata.
Notice is hereby given that, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of Saturday,
November 18th, 1916, at the front door
Of the Court House of said Grant
County, in Ephrarta, Washington,
will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash the above describ-
ed property or SO much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the said
decree and increased costs herein.
Dated October 9TH, 1916.
A. C. BANKO.
AS Sheriff of Grant County, Washing
ton. Oct. 12-Nov 8
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.
OVEL features ARE being arranged
Tor the costume ball Of the Ten

n TOVEL features are being arranged
nj FOR the costume ball OF the Ten
e. Allies 10 he given on the evening
81 November ~ AZ the Madison SQUARE
Garden. the proceeds of which will be
.~sed for relief in the countries OF the
various Entente Powers Among the or
foundations invited to cooperate. are the
American Ambulance Fund, british
American Var Relief Fund. French
Heroes. Lafayette Fund, MIllic-nt Sutli-
serland Ambulau'o, Three Arts Fund.
sITund for Crippled and Manned French
Soldiers. Blinded ~ Battle Fund, Rofu-
gees in Russia Fund. National Allied
o Relief Committee, Vacation War Relief
committee and American Fund for
French Wouudcd,
Mrs. William Aston Chanlrr and Mrs.
Carpenter are designing original scenery
knd tablcauN are being arranged by
Mrs. Benjamin Guinness and Miss ton
stance Collier, who Hr" also banning 10
shave the various national anthems sung.
Miss Eliza Maxwell viii De in charge Of
Abe music.
Ten boXc. Will he decorated to repre-
sent the ten nations Of the Entente. In
each OF which Will be some prominent
persons from the country represented.
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt and Mile. Martlle
Chenal OF the Opera comiquc. Paris,
who In coming here for the National Al
ued Bazaar In Boston next month. will
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bard Parker president. will have It's reg
ular study day at the Hotel Aston N
Tuesday. The chairman OF the pro-
gramme will he Mrs. Helen Wells and
THE Man Who Came Back will be the
play discussed.
The clubs Junior Auxiliary had its
first dance this season recently at the
Hendrix Hudson. the hostesses being
Miss Eileen Macfarlsne and Miss Grace
Dawley. Many OF the young members
wore Hawaiian costumes and Hawaiian
songs and dances were given under the
direction OF Hume Bacon. Some of those
present were Miss T.. l.. +. Wobhcr, Miss
Grace Blodgett. Miss Marguerite T.. l.ut-
trcll, Miss Drusilla Everett. Miss Claire
l., Peteler. Miss Florence knech'. Miss
Laura Walker, Miss Elsie Peckan, Miss
Edna Eckhart and Mrs. John Dunn.
The Bel Canto club. Nine. Beatrice
Goldie president. gave n dance In the
new ballroom OF the st Andrew on
election night FOR the benefit OF the am
bulance fund for the children victims
uf paralysis. There was exhibition
dancing by professionals.
Til second Of n series Of exercises in
parliamentary law by Mrs. Urquhart
Lee was given on Friday at the Coteric
Club. The subscribers to the course,
which will he on successive Fridays. in
ciude Mrs, George Thcill Long. Mrs,
Harold Weddle, Mrs, Campbcll Clark.
Mrs. Lawrence Reed. Mrs. Sarah iIalk-
EFT, Mrs, James |. Putnam, Mrs, Sturgis
coffin, Mrs. George II, Pratt. Mrs. Al
bert Symlngton. Mrs EliZahoth Cham
h"riain, MIS-. Gustaf Strumbrrg, Mrs. G.
l"dyard Blair. Mrs. Percy Hamilton
stewart. Mrs, J. B. Glider. Mrs. +. NJ
Macdonald. Mrs, Herbert J.. Satterlce.
Mrs. William Alexander, Mrs, Edward
II. Stettinius and Mrs. Samuel Sloan.
The p~atronosses OF the course arc
Miss Anne Morgan. Mrs, Francis Mac
NELL Bacon, Jr., Mrs, Simon Gugcou-
helm. Mrs, Percy r. Turnurc, Miss Ger
trude Robinson Smith, Miss Maude II,
Wetmore. Mrs. John Henry Hammond,
Mrs. Willard d.. Straight. Mrs. James \.
Burden. Mrs, Clarence 6. Buel. Mrs,
Roger II, Bacon and Mrs, william Cum
mings Story,
The Hon. Mrs. Cecil Edwards Of Lon,
don. who Ii known In the opera world
as Nine. Edvina. has been spending q
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Nete BY Anne Dupont

occupy the box ~ France. and In the
British Dos viii be Lady colchro1ke.
Among those who have secured boxes are
the Marcus dc po,iguac, Mrs. Waiter
T.. Maynard and Mrs. j. Borden Har-
rlman. Both Nj. Hartman and Mrs.
Maynard. ~ WEI rs Lady Colebrooke.
are actively Interested in the ball.
Al a gwen time the Garden will he
dnrkcnci and tho li,relight turned upon
the French box while Nile. Chenal sings
the 'Malscillai>c This will be fol-
lowed by the British national anthem.
AID the national songs Of Belgium, Rus
STA, Italy. and the other nations until
the hymns Of all the countries have
been heard. A. a finale the lights will
lie turned on the box draped In Ameri-
can flags. from which an American
sololst viii sing The Star Spangled
Banner"
In addition to Mile. ChenaI it is ex-
pectcd that Nine. Melba. Nine. Lima
Cavalier. Miss Maggie Tey,c and Enrico
tlruso will lie among the singers rep
resent!nR the various nations.
On Friday evening in the ballroom Ct
the Plaza the American Criterion So
ciety. Mrs. Leonard /. Hill president.
will give It's first dance and bridge party
~ the season. Mrs. Frank Peteler IL
chairman OF the committee in charge
~ the arrangements and has assist ng
her Mrs. II. +. Bcsson, Mrs. w. LAID
ridge, Mrs, \, Haustetter. Mrs. u. W.
Howcs, Mrs, y. VI. Love, Mrs. W. IL.
Peck, Mrs. a V Rose, Mrs. G. \. Bartli-
uIomea. Mrs Frank Seamon. Mr.. T.. 5.
Young. Mrs. +. Il jerks and Mrs. Fran
is lIad.ey.
j. Francis Kehoe will have charge 81
the floor committee and Mrs. I" L. Smith
will he chairman 81 the bridge section
and VIII have Mrs. j. J.. Goddard. Mrs. II
y, Pose, Ms. Darwin W. Truss. Mrs.
W. w. Smith. Mrs. L. I Cowau. Mrs.
T.. J.. IIopson. Mrs. BENJAMIN L.illard
Mrs j. T.. Mastin and Mrs, j. W. o.
born" assisting her, Several members
will entertain supper parties, tho
host"sses including Mrs. Charles II.
Monk. Mrs. Adolphus Ragan. Mrs. c.. w.
Worthy and Mrs. ID. W. $. Martlndale.
At the Criterion Societv's card party
on Thursday afternoon for the benefit
~ it, artists fund about, <OO PLAYERS
took part, The prizes were silver book
marks bearing the head or Tenny son.
tn" games were followed by a number
Of tea parties.
The National Opera tlub % America,
Mm" katherine Won kl'nn"r. president,
had it, third meeting of the season on
Thursday NJ the Waldorf Astoria when
a marble bust of the president. the work
OF g. =. Paolo. the sculptor. was pre-
sented to the club, An original poem
hy Eldr"dgc Denison was rcc!ied by
Frank NJ Avery, Andreas Sarto, the
harytou", sang and Mile, Marie Zentag.
the hungarian violinist. contributed
several numbers 10 the programme.
The clubs official lecturer, Havrah
Hubbard. gave "a talk on Verdis "Fal-
stan" In the form OF an operalogue in
terspersed with piano illustrations By
Claude ';otthelf. The guests OF honor
were Mrs, Katherine Chisholm Cutting
and the principal artists OF the Boston
Opera Company.
The Theatre Club. Mrs. John Hub
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Heaton. Mrs. John Francis YRwger. Or.
and Mrs, II =. Cole. Mrs. Marie Eitz-
Gerald. Mrs. Stuart Smith and Mrs.
Samuel Schin. The AFFAIR will he In
charge OF the Countess Castelvecchio.
The Professional Wbman's League will
hold Its annual bazaar at It's club rooms.
1899 Broadway. on the afternoon and
evening Of December Z, s and Q. The
booths will represent the seasons OF the
year II the months. and there will he
many attractive features. The commit
tee in charge OF the arrangements IL
made up OF Mrs. Edith Fanny Ranger.
chairman: Mrs. \. NJ. Palmer, Mss
Amelia Bingham, Mrs. Gordon Richie
and Dr. Ida c. Nahm.
The league will have Its business meet
ing tomorrow afternoon following n
luncheon for the members and a bazaar
tea will be held at the leagues rooms on
Monday afternoon. November 20. at 4
o'clock. to which the members and
friends OF the organization are invited,
The Kn,ckerbocker Chapter, Daurh-
ters OF the Revolution. had lis first bust
ness meeting OF the season on Friday
afternoon NJ the home OF the regent.
Mrs. Simon Baruch, 81 West Seventeen
street. The cnafter elecfeu. as mem
hers 10 serve OF the executive hoard OF
Washington Headquarters Association
Mrs. Barnch. Mrs, William X. Stewart,
Mrs. VI, Taylor Phillips, Mrs. John j.
Field, Mrs. Charles i. Tcrhune and Mrs.
l.. Curtis Bracket.
As delegates to the New York state
conference of the d. A. n. to be held
AT Albany on Thursday and Friday, Mrs,
Baruch and the honorary regent. Mrs
Stewart. were chosen, with Mrs, John
Adams az alternate.
The Society of New York state
Women, Mrs. Gerard Bancker presi-
dent. will have Its first meeting of The
season tomorrow afternoon at the Ho.
tel Aston. In the absence OF the pres,
idcnt. the vice-presidcnt. Mrs. William
O.. Demarcst, will preside.
The National Patriotic Women q
America will give a ard party o,
Wednesday afternoon nj the Hotel Me
Alpin for the benefit OF the clubs edu
c~ationai fund. A prize will he provided
for each table and auction bridge. Nv,
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DOING AND NOTES Of SOCIET

son avenue and Ninety-second stree, :,
announce the engagement OF ,b.,.
daughter. Miss Miriam Lust!g, 10 L..
Schacher Of Rockaway Beach, L. I
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward co,,,
announce the engagement ~ ,h.,r
daughter. Miss Retta Clark Colon ~
Leicester Sterling Petit. son Of Mr., Ana
Mrs. Franklin Petit OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Gottlieb OF on
West 10th street announce the engage.
ment OF their daughter. Miss Ida Got.l,eh
to Alexander Blau. He IL the son a,
julius Blau. The wedding will tskt
place in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Hs-,
n have been passing several Neets
In Virginia. have returned 10 their nom.
Az West End avenue. Mrs. Hart viii
resume her Saturday receptions hi,
week.
from an extended trip abroad 70 he,
home. SO West End avene. She visited
her son 1vor Novello. while In Ens m
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Lange who vera
recently married and have heen on A
honeymoon trip in the South sail on Ne.
cember 2 for Europe. Mr.. Lange IL m.
American vice-Consul at Brusa, Turkey.
and will return to his post with h.s bride
She was Miss Louisa Gertrude Pc, and
Ia the daughter Of Mrs. Michael PIE
OF e45 West Seventy second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gerrish Bsushsr
who have been spending their honey,
moon in the South. will on their -.
turn reside at Short Hills. y. j. Mr.,
Bausher was Miss Antoinette Rloodgood
and IL the daughter OF Mr.. and Mr.,
Frank +. Bloodgood OF 2o5 IVES,
Eighty-seventh street.
After spend,ng the summer ard .sr'v
autumn at Cold Spring, y. Y. Mr.. 81
Barker ana Miss r. Frye Barker hay.
returned to their home, is IVES, lo,.h
street.
Mrs. Jose Rodolfo Duke o, sos Yves,
Seventy-second street. who has h.en
visiting in New orleans. has gohe %
Central America for a month. Before
returning to New York In January a..
will spehd some time In Southern Car.
fornia.
a years tour through the South and
West will soon he undertaken ny NJ
and Mrs. Benjamin Baruch OF the Ha,.
grave Hotel. West Seventy-second street.
They plan In make long stays a, Pain
Beach and San Francisco.
Miss lillian Fender OF $50 Yves, End
avenue Is visiting Mrs. Elkan M,e-. r
Baltimore.
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few days with Mrs. BENJAMIN Guinness
at the latter's home on Washington
Square. Nine. Edvina's first appearance
In New York will be AT the opening
musical OF the Tuesday Salon at
Sherry's. on December 3. The pro-
grnmme will he followed by a reception.
when Nine. Edvina will meet the mem
bers OF the club OF which Mrs. Arson
Dudley Rramhan Is director.
The New York City Colony OF the
National Society OF New England
Women will give its first bridge party
Of the season at the Waldorf-Astoria on
November -. The proceeds will he de-
voted Ia charity.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Rescue
Work Of the salvation Army, Mrs.
Robins \. Iau president, held It's an
nual bazaar at the Rescue Home. 3iS
East Fifteenth street, yesterday after
noon and evening and Friday. Mrs.
l.au was the chairman of the bazaar and
Miss Josephine McMann treasurer. and
the chairmen Of the various tables in
Guided Mrs, q. A. Walter. Mrs. Minnie
hancnnst. Mrs. II. e. Powers, Mrs. Will
lam b. Smith. Mrs, Walter a. Schott.
Miss Maude NJ. Wilson. Mrs II. NJ. Me
Dowell and Mrs. q. :. Gabriel.
ON the haZaar committee were Mrs. A.
NJ. Palmer. Mrs. Howard MacNutt, Mrs.
J. Hedges Crowell. Mrs. William Grant
Brown, Mrs. William u. Dean, Mrs. j.
T.. Winslow. Mrs. Edward l.. Stoddard,
Mrs. Frank Jordan. Mrs, w. u. Brouner,
Alrs. J.. -. Alexander and Mrs. Ernest
Malcolm.
An entertainment entitled 1.-TWO Hours
of Exquisite Art" Will be given on No
Vomber 23 IN the ballroom of the Ritz
Carlton for the benefit OF the young peo-
pl@ of France and Belgium. The artists
viii he Nine, Christiane Eymael Of tn,
Paris and Brussels opera houses. VI. dc
Nnlli. Mime. Blanche .Arral. Mile. De
Bassini, Mime. Fleming Noyes, who will
give aesthetic dances; Mrs. Ruth Heller
Davis, the author; Nine. Astrid Yden
harpist. and Nine. Quinterc. pianist.
The entertainment will be under Tho
patronage OF the o and Mrs. Charles
=, Whitman. the Mayor and Mrs. John
Purroy Mitchell. Mrs. Eueene ]. Grant
DR., and Mrs. Frank Northrup. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias. Mrr. Thomas Slack. Prof
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BROOKLYN SOCIAL NOTES.
E1SS CECILIA BREWSTER
VI daughter Of Mrs Walter Shaw

A H1SS CECILIA BREWSTER
vi daughter of Mrs Waiter shaw
Brewster. who is to lie narr'ef
! ~ william n. Baldwin Sd on Welr...
day afternoon. viii! he attended by A
81 honor, Miss +. Madeleine Duurnor,,
and eight bridesmaids. Miss MARY vs.
punnell. Miss Lois Min.ou. Miss \.,.
Rirelow. Miss Eleanor Tyler and Nc
Louise Ginncl Iiuxton Of Erooklyn. ".
Ruth Munroc Of Washington. Corn
Miss lIarrie. Twoedy NJ North >t.lch,re
Mass. and Miss Elizabeth Allinsnr ..
Philadelphia.
Mr. Baldwin. who 's n ssh ~ NJ
Baldwin of 10 EaS' Firy-eich.h sire.
Manhattan, and the lac William %
faldwir. j.. viii have ~ hos, man
cousin, Roger NJ. baldwin OF s.. i.ou'.
His ushcrs arc 10 ha Philip X. lIousi,
Loo Enron and Curtis Norihrup BROW,
~ Manhattan G. Carleton KimNaT
tndover, Mass. Herbert Nash Raids
and William Baldwin Nash, cousins Co.
the bridegroom. of Boston Shc~man ~
Rowles Of Springfield. Mass. and Arr
II. Alexander Of boston.
The wedding will take place A.
home Of the brides mother, l3o .Jorl-.
mon street, with only relatives an
few close personal friends present.
Miss Virginia Cosby will nc. as 81
OF honor for her sister. Miss Wilwu,
Cosby. who Is to he married 10 Edv
Thomas Gibson, sor Of Mr.. and Ms
Edwin g. Gibson of . Tennis cour:. pa
bush. on Thursday evening. Mrs. Harr.
V. Schicren of Montclair Is 10 he 10
matron 81 honor and Miss Made'r!us
~BurlinCame, the three year old dauch's
of state Senate and Mrs Alvah BIZ.
lingame. will act as flower girl.
Mortimer Gibson Is tn be his brothers
best man and chosen for ushers are Hsr-
RTE V. Schioren, Halcourt Cosby and Har.
old Rausield. Mr.. Bausaeld Ia still or
the Mexican border with the LIST CAVIAR
but hopes 10 be able to return for ths
wedding. The bride Is the daughter ~
Mrs. Cosby and the late Charles Mort.
mer Cosby Of Danville. Va.
The wedding will AXE place at n.
RusurbRn and the Rev. Or. Robert FOG.
ors OF the Church OF tho Good shepherd
VIII oficiate.
Mise Elizabeth Armstrong. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Am.
strong, Will he introduced TO society -
Tuesday afternoon. December IS. a. ths
conventional afternoon reception a. ere
home Of her parents. cS7 Henry street.
Mrs. Frederick Ryer BALDWIN o. pt
Greene avenue announces the engage.
ment q her daughter. Miss Madeleine
Whitman Baldwin. IN Samuel y Move,
Jr. Miss Baldwin was educated a. Ate'-
phi and her nance Is a graduate o. ws'.
leyan University.
The Junior Assemblies will Re ne, a.
the Heights Casino on Friday evening
December l; Thursday. December IS
and Tuesday, April 10.