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The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Research Institute
Incorporated Here
Certificate for Government Organ
ization Is Filed With Re-
corder Of Deeds.

A certificate Of Incorporation OF the
Institute for Government Research was
filed today by Attorneys Wilson, Huide-
koper. and Lesh.
The certificate provides the corpora
ton shall be directed by twenty-five
trustees, three OF whom, Dr. Charles
Patrick Neill and Robert s. Woodward,
Of Washington, and Frederick Strauss,
are named In tho pctition.S
Inc object of the corporation Is to
conduct scientific investigation into the
theLry of governmental administration,
including inquiry into the forms of or
ganization and the manner Of operation
OF Federal, state, and local govern
mental bodies and offices of the United
States"
rho certificate further states that the
institute will maintain a library for
use of Its members, and will perform
services as Will tend to the development
and application of the principles OF eff
ton"
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Collecting Magazines.

Mrs. George s. Becker. 100 Rhode
Island avenue. is collecting American
magazines and short stories to send to
convaieEcents In the French hospitals.
Mrs. Becker will be glad to receive
any donations OF this character and 10
forward them to France.
Tho Army Relief Society will hold its
annual meeting at the willard on We'd
nesday at 1890 o'clock. All members
are cordially invited to return.
Miss Mary Cryder was hostess at a
musical tea yesterday afternoon at her
residence In y street. when her guests
were asked to hear the Nevin Quartet.
Miss Ledyard poured tea.
A number Of friends of Norman Roddy
gave a surprise party for him FRIDAY
evening at his home at Capitol Hill In
celebration OF his birthday anniversary
The guests were: The Misses A. Ford
V. Ford. NJ. Peacock, T. Davis. NJ
Mann. +. Mcnamara. n. Malone, n
Whitman. L. Roddy. NJ. Tucker. NJ
Roswell. j. Walker and +. Greer; G.
Ellis. NJ. Ellis. J. Wall. ]. Murphy. NJ
Shortley. f. Killion. G. Millar. G. Lehan
J. Butler, NJ. Tucker. T. Rooney, G
Ford. II. O'Lone. Il. Dement,. c. Botelcl
and n. Roddy. There were games anC
dancing until midnight, when supper
was served.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
MISS BROOKS TO Be
MUCH ENTERTAINED
Many Parties Arranged to
Precede Marriage to Lieut..
W. H. HoIcombe.

Much of the entertaining OF the next
week or ten days will be in compli-
ment to Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks.
daughter OF Mrs. Edwards Cranston
Brooks, whose marriage to Lieut.. Will
liam Henry Holcombe. Corps of En-
gineers, u. s. A.. will take place
March 90.
Tomorrow Miss Dorothy Wyeth will
give a luncheon for Miss Brooks and
Wednesday there will be two func-
tions in her honor, card party in the
afternoon, with Mrs. Richard Kearney
as hostess. and the dinner which Miss
Helen McCumber will give at the
Chevy Chase Club for the bridal party.
Miss Mary Irwin will give a dinner
party at the Army and Navy Club
Thursday evening; Friday afternoon
Miss Antoinette Ray will entertain at
bridge. and that evening Miss Frances
EfhnRer Will entertain the bridal
party at dinner. Miss Hannah Taylor
VIII be hostess at bridge Saturday
afternoon and Monday there will
again be two parties for the popular
bride, a luncheon given by Miss Marie
Peary and the supper party at which
Miss Dorothy Taylor. the maid OF hon
or. will entertain after the rehearsal.
Miss Dorothy Adams will also give Il
party for Miss Brooks, probably tea
Monday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Aleshire was hostess
at an informal luncheon at the Army
and Navy Club on Wednesday of last
week when the guests were asked to
meet Miss Brooks.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Give Surprise Party.

A surprise party was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Shapiro at their home, 80
~ street northwest, Wednesday even
ing In honor of the twenty-fifth ami
Nersarv of their wedding. by Mr.. and
Mrs. simon Atlas. Among those par
ticipating In the entertainment were Dr.
Sheffermai and his choir, :. Shapiro,
Miss Sadye Atlas. and the Misses Shap-
piro. After supper was served. dam
cling was enjoyed.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Saul. of Atlanta: L. Spiegler, OF
New York; Alexander cnpeland. OF At
lanta: J. Weiss, OF Birmin CHAM. Ala :
$. Peck. OF Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Atlas. Miss Sadye Atlas, Mr..
and Mrs. l. Miller. Miss Yetta Miller.
DR.. Gresham, NJ. Aronson. Mrs. s.
Tippermass. Mr.. Bachrach. Simon Tip
perman. Miss Yetta '3rez, Miss Sadye
Goldman. Miss Tnuher. Miss Nellye
Cohen, Mrs Ray BreZ. Miss Florenz
lSrez. Miss Pauline German. A. Mann,
Selig &. Brez. DIR. and Mrs. Shelter
man. Miss Theresa Shefferman, and
Morris Sheffcrman.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Real Estate Transfers.

Twelfth street northwest, between w street
and FLORIDA aVenue--John W. Lewis ct al.
to Thomas Mallory lot Is and part lot rs.
square 3o2. SO tstamps, $3.50.
Congress Heights Extension-WHhhntA A. Red
nond. trustee. to Joe Marko lot l. SQUARE
sis9, $500 Same to Mrs. G. A.s Worsham,
lots 81 and So, square $3.50. $500 ,,
1852 Tenth street northwest. 2522 II Gtreet
Pairo ct Nir. Richard E.. 10 PAU V. RoE-
crs. lot - square 49, part original lot >,
square a.. and lot SAG, square .S77 (Mt
pleasantly. $40 Cstamps So),
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Secretary Lane Cited
To Appear Before Courr

Secretary ~ the Interior Lane is re-
CURED to show cause before Justice
Gould. Ma: On -, why he should not re-
call land order by rule issued today
on the petition of Fred w. Handel and
Mac Handel.
The petitioners seek writ OF man
damus compelling Secretary Lane 10
rescind an order increasing to $40 an
acre certain coal lands In Montana &C.
puired by tho pla!tifs upon payment Of
SG.2SiS0 at 81 an ocre.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Marriage Licenses.

Arlie Wichael. Mt. Scion. Va, and Ruth
FUR. Mt. Scion. Va
Virgil Williams and Katie Kelley.
Aoysius ID. Harris and Annie Stewart
Clarence Leo Rogers and Bessie Maud Hart
lev. BlsdensburR. Nd.
Willard j. Pittman. Baltimore. and Bedie T.
Dlnwiddie Petersburg. Va.
william T.. Montgomery. Clifton Forge Va
and Minnie W. Bolton. Clifton Forge
George :. Won Elm and Clara H. Heingnann
Thomas Henry Graves and Emma Viola Har-
per, Charleston, W Va
Thomas NJ. Roots and Eunicc James
Guy Il. Morris. Grand Rapids Mich, and
Anna ]. Conklin, Grand Rapids
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
A LETTER FROM THE CONVENT OF
ST. MARY AT FARNHAM, NY.
The Sisters in Charge Tell of Good Results
from Using Father Johns Medicine: A
Body Building Food

following letter recently received
of
would like recommend Father
sgned Sisters of st. Mary Farnham N
s OF
which give strength and rebuild wasted
a
lcoh o. form-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
British Tigris Force
Lost 5000, Berlin Hears

BERLIN. March lS.-The British lost
5000 men In an unsuccessful attempt to
relieve the Kut- El-Amara garrison, ac-
cording to an official statement from
the Turkish war office, telegraphed
here.
The report covered the battle at
Felahie, southeast OF Kut
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
WOMAN VOTERS PLAN
A NATIONAL PARTY
Congressional Union Sends Out
Campaiguers to Prepare for
Countrywide Suffrage.

A national organization OF women
voters to obtain nationwide woman
suffrage In the United States. Is tho
aim Of the Congressional Union for
Woman Suffrage.
The first guns in this campaign will
be fred here April 0, when women dele
gates from all the nonsuffrage States
will gather at union headquarters In the
Cameron House. Then they viii en-
bark in q special train for the West to
begin the task of organization.
To prepare the road for the organ
iSsTs and blaze the trail" q corps Of
women from Washington headquarters
now Ia in the various equal suffrage
States OF the West. holding meetings,
distributing literature. and telling the
Western women of the plan.
The Campaigners.
Miss Doris Stevens, one of the most
experienced organizers of the union, is
in Utah; Miss Mabel Vernon. IN Kan
sas; Miss Elsie Hill. in Illinois: Mrs. st.
Clair Thompson, in Arizona: Miss Mar
garet whittemore. in Washington; Mrs.
Morgan Ross. in Wyoming; Miss Clare
Rowe. in Montana, and Mrs. Clara
Wolf. in California,
The last time the suffragists invaded
the West the war cry was on their
lips. and they were eager for the scalps
OF certain Democratic Senators aud
Congressman. This time there will be
no war cry. The woman are not going
out to give battle and Democrats, Re-
publicans, and Progressives will oil be
left alone. The present campaign ia
one OF preparedness"
when we went into the West before
II was to ask the voting women to fgh'
for U.S." said Miss Alice Paul, head OIL
the Congressional Union, today.
I'VE had no organization OF any KIND
then among the women of the West anC
our task was a difficult one. We are
now going there to perfect an organi
zation-a powerful organization that viii
embrace every State In which the womer
vote.
Plan National Party.
we will organize a national women'i
party that will be to the women VIVA
the Democratic and Republican anC
Progressive parties are to men. Thu
party will exist for the sole purpose o.
promoting the interests OF nation wild,
woman suffrage. and will seek TO brinl
II about by an amendment to the Fed
eral Constitution"
Miss Ella Reigel, Of Philadelphia
member OF the national legislative com
mittee, of the union, has charge OF ar
rangements for the special train and Il
spending most of her time in Washing
ton working with leaders here. She re
turned to Philadelphia yesterday, but 1!
expected to be back In Washington
within a few days.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Lecture in French.

One OF the interesting events OF this
afternoon will be the lecture in French
on Paris. st. Gcrmain, MalmaI son,"
which Miss Cora de Wilhorst will give
at the Washington Club at 4:30 o'clock.
This is the first of a series OF talks on
Paris and its environs. which will be a
feature OF the Lenten season. They
VIII be given each Monday afternoon at
the same time.
Mrs. Bruff. widow of col. Lawrence
l.. Bruff. who has been visiting Major
and Mrs. william II. Hay at the Don
Carlos, Is now the guest OF Col. and
Mrs. Jay Il. Hofrcr at their residence.
2lls Bancroft place.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
In 2lO6.

"who is that naughty and aristocratic
dame?"
Ssh. A real parsonage. Regent Of tine
Descendants of the Ford rcace party"
louisville Courier-Journal.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Gives Bridge Party.

Mrs. John Kitchic entertained at a
bridge party Saturday afternoon In
compliment To Miss Charlotte Campbell
and her house guest. Miss Clara Cone.
OF Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. John W. Foster will be hostess
at luncheon Saturday.
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Miss Wiz sinia fIcth and Miss Pickett
have Cancelled all their social engage
nents because Of the death OF their
mother. They have gone South for
Sonk weeks
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Meet at Temple.

The meeting of the Washington Sec
ton, Council of Jewish Women. will be
held tomorrow, at ESQ o'clock, in the
vestry of the Eighth Street Temple,
when the following interesting program
will be followed: DIR. f. ]. Ward. of the
United States Bureau OF Education. will
will also speak; Miss Vera Corey will
play on the plano, and q social hour
will conclude the afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Poe and her daughter
Mrs. Poe White, have left Washington
for a months visit to Virginia. Miss
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
President and Mrs. Wilson viii
Entertain on Evening Of
March Fl.
SECOND AFFAIR TOMORROW
Miss Margaret Wilson Expected
Back From Philadelphia In
Time for Festivity.

The President and Mrs. Wilson have
oe rds out for a musicale at the White
House. March n.
This will be the third Of the series
Of evenings devoted to music. which they
have arranged to take place before
Easter. The second musicale will be
given tomorrow evening.
Miss Margaret Wilson, who has been
visiting in Philadelphia and New York,
Is due to arrive in Washington tomor-
Tow in time for the festivity at the
White House.
The Marquise de Wentworth, who has
modestly left her title in France, and
who, in her own country-for she is an
American-is simply Madame de Went
worth, with her husband, the Marquis
de Wentworth, Is established in WASH
ingtcn for the rest of the season.
She Is one Of the many distinguished
artists who have come to this country
since the outbreak of the European war
and has done much to enthuse Ameri-
cans on the subject of art.
NJ. and Madame de Wentworth have
been entertained at the White House,
where the marduise painted portraits of
former President Roosevelt and former
President Taft. Dinner parties. teas.
and luncheons have been given for the
distinguished visitors. the Secretary of
state and Mrs. Lansing entertaining
them. Last week a small but notable
party met them both at a dinner party
given by Prof. James Howard Gore.
Mics Margaret Wilson is particularly
interested In the portrait, now nearing
completion, OF DR.. John Van Schaick,
jr. former pastor OF President Roose-
welt and a co-worker with Miss Wilson
in her school forum. Yesterday a num-
her Of official society folk visited the
Corcoran Gallery, where hangs I'm
Cterge a st. Genevieve," one Of the
Nest works from the brush Of the mar
ouise.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Plan National Party.
Rewarded.

The man who is punctual In calling on
r. girl has n chance to rest before she
appears.-Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
MISS EDITH BLAIR
GUEST At BRIDGE
Mrs. William Wheatley Gives
Large Party This Afternoon
in Her Honor.

Miss Edith Blair II the honor guest
at the bridge party aud tea which Mrs
William Wheatley Is giving this after
noon.
Presiding at the tea table will be Miss
Alice Shepard. Mrs. David I.eFreton,
and Miss Mary Jane Thompson.
Mrs. Guy w. S. Castle will be hostess
at a bridge party and tea tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Morris LeCrande Croxall will
entertain the Woman's Club of Bethes-
da tomorrow afternoon at her winter
residence, in Vermont avenue.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph Strauss
left Washington yesterday for a trip
to San Antonio and Florida. They will
be gone two weeks.
Mrs. Strauss spent part OF last week
in Philadelphia, returning to Washing
ton Saturday.
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Mai. Gen. and Mrs. ". w Wother--
spoon, who were guests Of Major ana
ton last night for their home, In AL
hany.
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Hosts at Dinner.
Among the dinner hosts Of this even
ing will be Senator and Mrs. George
p. Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman will
entertain at dinner at Inc Chevy .;hase
Club March %.
Lieut.. John Iseman will entertain at
dinner at the Army and Navy club
March %.
Mr.. end Mrs. Hampson Gary will en-
terrain at a dinner OF twelve covers
this evening In compliment to Senator
and Mrs. Morris Sheppard. OF Texas,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mckenney will
Harry Meem will DO host at dinner
at the Chevy Chose Club Wednesday
evening.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13

Lots Robinson. who has been the guest
OF Mrs. White, has returned to New
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Goethals in Philadelphia.

AIS are NlSltlng Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ber-
tram Lipptncott. In Philadelphia
Mrs. Tippincott gave luncheon TO-
day in compliment TO Mrs. Goethais and
tomorrow right will give a dinner and
box larty at the opera In honor Of
their guests.
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar. who was
called to Atlanta by the death OF her
rather Robert Toy, will not return to
Washington for ten days. and has can
celed all her social. engagements.
Mrs: 4. N Talbot. who is visiting
Mrs. Schotield in New York, will be the
guest OF her son and daughter-in-law,
wood. N. j.. for a few days before re-
turning to Washington Saturday.
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Mrs. James Hostess.
mrs. Julian James will be hostess at
dinner wednesday evening!
The Congressional Club will snter-
tain at an Informal dance this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Hennen jennings nav.
cards cards out for a dinner Saturday even
Mrs. John Lindsey Morehead will also
ne hostess at dinner on April !.
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Go to Palm Beach.
Senator and Mrs. Henry F.. Lippett
have gone to Palm Beach for n short
stay.
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Mrs. Clyde NJ. Gearhart will give n
dinner this evening at her home in the
Rochambeau, In honor of Mrs S. M.
Warmbath, of Los Angeles.
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith are
locking forward to a family reunion
the latter part of March. when they
VIII have AS their guests for several
weeks their son and daughter-in-law,
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Ransom, and their childI en-;
Lieut.. and Mrs. Aston Simpson and
their young son, Ioke Smith Simpson
who are frequently their Weekend
guests Will also 3oin the house party
For Russian Benefit.
For the benefit of the sick and
wounded Russian soldiers, a ball is to
be give at the Washington Playhouse,
March %, under the patronage OF Nine,
Bahkmeten, wife of the Russian am
b0ssador, and the following additional
patronesses: Mrs. Blaine Beale, Niue.
j. Henri de Slbour. Mrs. Garrison Nc
Cl;ntock, Mrs, Clarence Wilson, Mrs
William LittaucT, Mrs. Marshall Field,
Mrs. George Howard. Mrs. william Z.
I.istts, Mrs. William A. Slater, Mrs.
licnry Perkins, Mrs. Edward Mclean,
and Mrs. Perry Belmont.
A feature of the ball is disclosed
through the announcement that ladies
attending are to be asked to wear the
Russian headdress, the kahoshni!, al
though this part of costume will! not be
obligatory. The ballroom Is to be deco
rated with the Russian national colors.
Ono OF the most interesting tables at
the bag sale at 'Rauscher's, March 20,
for the benefit of the American Red
Cross will be known as the United
Service" table. The bags for this table
are being made by the wives of the Of
Ulcers OF the army navy. and marine
corps. and will contain small articles
which add much to the comfort of n
sick soldier No doubt some of these
bags will be sent to the suffering SOL
iiers across the sea, while many will
be contributed for the use ~ our
own men, with the hope that they may
never be needed.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13

Why 90 limping around with aching,
puned-up feet-feet so tired. chafed,
sore and swollen you can hardly get
your shoes on or on! Why don't YOU
get 25-cent box of "Tiz" from the
drug store now and gladden. your tor
tured feet?
"Tiz" makes your feet glow with
comfort: takes down swelings and
draws the soreness and misery right
on! OF feet that chafe. smart and burn.
"Tiz" instantly stops pain in corns,
cnllouses and bunions. "Tiz" Is glorI-
GUS for tired, aching, sore feet. No
more shoe tlghtness-no more foot
torture.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Lanes Go to Court.

Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
Franklin X. Lane left Washington this
afternoon for Berkeley, Cal, where they
were called by the serious illness OF
Mr. Lanes brother. They will be gene
several weeks.
Mr.. anal Mrs. Malcolm McConihe will
give dinner at the Chevy Chase Club
March 40.
MF. William Mitchell returned to
Washington yesterday from New YORK.
where she spent a week at the Wander
bilt Hotel
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. A. Heckschsr Weth-
GRILL, who have heen travelling for a
month. are at the Hotel Eltovar. Grand
Canyon. Arizona.
Mrs. wetherill was formerly Miss Ed
wilma Bruner.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
To Go to Newport.

Mrs. Alexander T.. Bentley will accom-
pany Miss Margaret Fechteler when
ahe returns to New port, Saturday, and
will pass several weeks with Rear Ad-
miral Augustus +. Fechteler, U. $. N,
and Mrs. Fechteler.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13

Mrs. Alexander Stewart and daugh-
ters, Miss Mary Stewart and Miss
Helen Stewart. are at the Plaza in New
York. where they will remain several
days.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13

DR.. and Mrs r. A. Poole have closed
their home In Chevy Chase and have
gone to New York, where. they will be
at the Mc.tlpin hor. several weeks.
The Washington times., 1916-03-13
Ball Easter Monday.


The Woman's Army and Navy
League Is making its preliminary ar
rangements for Its annual ball Easter
Monday, at the Navy Yard.
Captain Glennon, commandant of the
yard. has given the use of the spaci-
Gus sail loft and every effort will be
made to make this ball. in point OF
briliiance, one OF the biggest events
OF the social season OF the Capital.
The society recently celebrated Its
twenty-eighth anniversary and in all
of these years has rendered splendid
service toward assisting service chap
lains, and others In promoting the
welfare and happiness of the enlisted
men OF the army.
A few committees have already been
formed and others are in process OF
formation. Mrs. Sampson, Mrs. Silas
Casey, Mrs. Theodore Jewell, Mrs. EN-
ma Mourse, Mrs. Stimson Brown, Mrs.
Arthur Willard, Mrs. Henry Barroll.
Mrs. A. Howard Clark, Mrs. ]. Living
stone Bayard. Mrs. T. A. Baldwin. and
Mrs. Dennis Nolan arc among those
who will assist the chairman of the
ball committee, Mrs. Alexander Sharp
For ndmber OF years Mrs. George
Sternberg was the efficient president
of the organization. Recently she ha s
been succeeded by Mrs. r.. ii. Liscum
who is ably conducting the affairs OF
the society.
Mrs. A. Howard Clark Will be chair
man of the press committee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-22

Live within your means, you can
not spend more than you make and
get away with it for any very long
length of time, and you will acquire a
reputation that will be much more
detrimental than in not being able to
appear as well off as some of YOUR
neighbors.
Y. c. Eagle left Monday for Hermit
which is south and west of Creede,
on a ten days fishing trip.
Mrs. Jenny returned Friday morn
ing from her trip to Denver. She
reports a very pleasant trip.
Our back room is full of new Fall
goods. We placed many early orders
this year and bought our goods at
prices that will enable us to save
money for our customers. as the
most of these goods have advanced
from 10 to 25 per cent since we
made our contracts.
We made two different deliveries
of carpets and linoleums to the coun-
try this week. Our large stock of
rugs and linoleums enables us to do
very nice business in this depart
ment each day.
Several of the store people made
an auto trip over the Switch-baok
and up the Alamosa river last Tues
day afternoon. For an auto trim tbis
offers very beautiful afternoon
drive.
Miss Laura Bechtel leaves this
evening for Eaton, N. Y, where she
goes in company with her sister IN
accompany the remains of Mr.. Isbeu
to that point.
clark Van Nostrand is working IN
The grocery department again.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-22

on Wednesday. The members and
friends present were: Mesdames
Kolander, Peter Getz, Geo. Getz, Nc
Collough. Haller. Albert Getz. Albert
Wilson. Frank Cole. Misses Fahrner,
Mable and Vera Larick.
Mrs. A. w. Hogle entertained in
very unique manner at miscellan-
eous shower in honor of Miss Hazel
LLOYD who Is a bride of the near fu-
ture. The house was beautifully dec
grated with flowers. The most anus
ing feature of the afternoon was the
mock wedding" which took place
under the wedding bell suspended
from the floral arch. Miss Laverna
Lloyd as groom and Miss Tressa
Cove as priest. while Pearl Lloyd
and Rochelle Maxfield dressed as lit
tie girls took the part of the ribbon
bearers. and little Marian Harris,
niece of Mrs. Hogle. carried the ring
in tiger lilly. Following the we'd
ding Miss Lloyd was presented with
large clothes basket beautifully
decorated and filled with china, lin
ems and various useful articles. The
invited guests were: Misses Edna
and Sara Ayers, Gladys and Rochelle
Maxfeld, Mamie Tyner, Myrtle and
Pearl Lloyd, May Robertson, Ethel
Robb, Pearl Wentworth, Tressa and
Edna Cove. Lillian Wright, Laverna
Howe, Mrs. Harrison and children,
Mrs. Lehow.
Mr.. and Mrs, l.. B. Sylvester, Mr.
and Mrs. John Macarthur, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cole, DR.. Guyselman.
George Station, Emma Glen Mac
Arthur and Agnes Cole spent Sun
day at Wagon Wheel Gap.
Mrs. F. A. Worth and Miss Mae
Worth have been spending few
days this week at the country home
OF Mrs. T. C. Thome
The Dorcas society held their reg
ular melting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. A. Bronaugh
with Mrs. Lauer and Mrs. w. A.
Worth assisting hostesses. The Pho
tograph Gallery afforded a great deal
of amusement and readings by Miss
Tyner and Mrs. Tyner added to the
very pleasant afternoon.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety held their regular meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. o. A. Cramer. Following the
business meeting an interesting pro-
gram consisting of songs and recita-
tions was given by 'he young people
and very enjoyable social time was
spent on the lawn while the social