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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

1872 nad Nmerifa dlls, ppQenpctc
lcine t~bcologiiheu Stuoien al ct.
%inccnt, va, uub cmpiiug 1915 Die
Srleltcrlueihe.
S~eauculuurtb. aans.-3u Gbrcn
pc3 0%ulbcncu Sricitcr SllbiIdums oee
Nbtcs SnnuccuS @olf ccIcbricrtc Der
bod)lu tic %ilGoi @arh am I. Nuni in
Der ct. Scucnittus sairdc Si Ntdiipr
elm YontifituI Nmt. Sem bodrm' itcll
Slrbilnr lpurhc cine 90ric 0 $4,000
iiberrciht. pelhe Summc bcriclbe fir
elm elpiges Sfpcnoium fir tiuetl
Sbcologics Stibiercnocn ON ct. BE-
neoittl9 &pllcg bcitimmte.
"a GruIe, Observation-Disclosures
int &lcrus: Nep. Spicpb NJ. gPiler.
Scpmour, tunrmt uaf &uScl Green;
nah Sepmour tpmmt 9fep. Ncnrp
S]ortcnbrpd; nab Wlstbba Hcp. ".
i. Solar an StcIlc bcS hpdlu. ,Spbn
Suusl. Der i'll Die Wihpuufce GrSs
oio5e'e Slriidbcrufcn muroc.
Snutn Barbara, Gal.-Scr be
fannie Aon6clreoner. Yatcr Nidnel
Midarbt. pcilcu SobcSnuhridt mir
pcri1c Wodlc brudtcu. pnr am 20.
Scptcmbcr 1874 Su @fielhcr i'm
arciic M~iiblbnuicn III Scr prcuSiihcu
Sropiu6 Sndicn 2cbprcu. Sm Sabre
1861 ldlIpB CT iih pcu Sobncn oes
hl. Srun6i@tIs an lno trot IN Ole
iGdiiidc Trupin3 bonn Sl. areuSc Elm.
Nuh %ollenbunA ieiucr %tbcolo9iihcn
Stlnien inuotcn i'm feline SrbcnSs
obcrcn nadl Den Der. Stuatcu. Sml
Sabre 1867 lanbcte CT IN Mem Oprt
unb lullroc am 1. Se5embcr 1868 in
Der ct. Sobu'S Stride 81 ct. 0puis.
Mo, POM bntlp' itcn GrSbiihpi acurid
gum Hricitcr acucibt Gr mar mn
1869 his tSS1 ais Yruiciipr IN Zen
Aollcgicn pom ScutopcIi5 mn Guintr
ttotia; bier Sabre baron oils Scttur
Der %bilpiopbic I'M &loiter an Suincp.
@dbreub bicicr aansen 3cit bali CT
nit in Der Sceliprac lnb mar mad, :
cinnnocr Heftor Der ct. NntpuiuS @es
mcinbc. G.uincn, Ger ct. Soicpb'Ss
@cmeinhe an Der Columbus Rpub uun
in Nltumunt. Gfiiu9bam Gountn. III.
Sm Sabre 1891 murbc Yater Midacl
Nidurpt gum Yropiu5inl Ger 0crj
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
@ir liefern Gu6 bic Wnfer
3u biaisen Yreiien.

yards of 40-inch material for a 6-year
size. Price Zoe.
OF 14-Design for Towel End. A
very neat and simple design that is
easily and quickly embroidered in eye
let and solid stitch.
Stamped on huckaback size 16x24
inches, including sufficient cotton
Tor "emOrOlder1ng
Stamped on good quality huckaback
size 2lX36 inches, including suf-
flclent mercerized embroidery cot
ton FOR working .-....---..-----.-....50c
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping materials---..15c
Any one initial, EXTRA~---.......O5c
O342-Design for Pillow Cases. This
very neat design is effective in either
solid or eyelet embroidery, with button
hole stitch for the edge.
Stamped On good quality tubing,
22x36 INCHES, including sufficient
embroidery cotton to works 50
Per pair, including embroidery
cotton TO work ---.-------......-.. 1.20
Perforated pattern, including nee
eSSary stamping materials ...-..- 10
This design can also be supplied
as a towel.
Stamped on good quality Hucka-
back, including embroidery cot
ton. Guest size, 16x24 inches. 81
Stamped o good quality Hucka-
back, including embroidery cot
ton to work. Full size, 21x36
inches .55
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

SeIu Srpen2propin5 erpdbIt. peltcs
Nmt ibm III 1894 uodmulS iiir Die
Sauer bon hrci Sabreu iibcrtragcn
lpuroc. Snt Sabre 1895 uabm er
thcil an Der oGongrcgntip Sutcr
mcoia", mcld'c um ons EiinNitfcit al
rN'lllt '%tuttfunh, lnb meldc sic LIMO
altatllor lnnliliurum III Srbillcn
Sratrum Minprum" u~crbunocltc.
Nnh ThlulIf iciucs S"luciteu Scrnuiu3
OILS Tropiu5inI mirttc Safer Hidurot
ais aun5clrconcr lno @rer5itienlciter.
Smnuoubie, u. g.-8cu. Sobn Y.
Sbioluid, emit anplnu 'aui Dem
ShIudtidiffe .Iaiuc". pcltc9 inr
Safen bon Sapann III Die Suit &c
iprcngt lpllrbc, III 5ur @iirbc zines
Wpnlignorc erboben lporben. Nigr.
Sbioluid miro aud, ierucrhin haS ct.
SpIcpb'5 Scminor III Suupoobic.
y. ~. leiten.
Smaba, Wcbr.-Scr bodlp lite Sr.
!. ). Surtp miro ais 9iitpi BON
Smnbn Den Sitel rgr5biitoi" bcibcz
bultcn, nbcr tciu Mctruppttt nit
Suiiragnubiitofcn icin. Or miro
Sotumentc 10 unter6cidnen: ~Scrcz
miah !. 6ortn. Nrhbiibop. Siibop OF
SnInbu."
Guilcscuilc, Snb.-(S pc5ial s&ors
rcIponocnS.) SIN bieiigen ct. 90
ieph' ; aullc9e lpuroe am 49,. 20.
uno p. Suui ons iifbernc Subildunl
Der InitaIt 9eieiert. 9ci oicicr De-
Iegenbcit belt bort 6crr Vic. @pnucr.
Gbefa Hcoattcur Sicier 3cituns, cine
Hcbc.
Siniinnrua, @iS.-(Spcsial 0prs
rcIponocnS.) Sm ct. Clara Solcac
Der Npminifnrcrinncu iunN AM Is.
Sunt Shlusfcicr itutt. mobei Mt. Rru.
Sobn B. &olplcr. @iidoi non 0eob,
enc Inirratc belt.
Columbus, Sbip.-Im ~. Suui
cmpiinaen Scbn Stuncnten bes
Soiephimlms ans ben 6Gnoen bes
bod>lp item Siitois SartIep Die bl.
Yrieitcrpeibc. @S iino ole bodnp.
6erren; Cos. g, @cltcr ans Rclrpie,
Ninn., Setter u. Sheicr. Sulcm, z.
Sat. Sohn !. W~eiubnrnt. Yoricp.
Ndna,. Gnmmna ". Surbnn. atrpn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
Mitter unS SS9ter, fleioet
bic Gurisen ielbf!
Our Pattern
Department


! 1749-1 75eA Pretty Afternoon or
Calling Gown. Comprising ladies' waist
pattern 1749 and ladies' skirt pattern
100. The waist is cut in g sizes: 81,
rs. IS, 40, AZ and ~ inches bust meas
ure. The skirt in 6 sizes 22, "A, 26. 2S.
80 and 81 inches waist measure. The
skirt requires 4% yards of 44-iuch ma
terial and measures about 3A yards AT
the foot. The waist requires 312 yards
of 36-inch material without the pep
lum. ~ yard less. for a 36-inch size. To
make entire dress of one material will
require q yards of 36-inch material.
This illustration calls for TWO sepa-
rate patterns. Price Zoe each.
7-Child's Dress. Simple de-
signs that are quickly and easily en-
broidered, are greatly appreciated by
busy mothers who can snatch but little
moments in which to do handiwork.
This simple design Is very effective
worked entirely i'm French knots, with
buttonhole stitch for neck and sleeve
finish.
Stamped on good quality lawn In
Guiding sufficient embroidery cot
ton to work JOc
Stamped on pique or poplin, includ-
ing sufficient embroidery cotton
for working
Perforated pattern including neces-
sary stamping materials ------.15c
1s48-L.adies' Dressing Sack. A
dainty negligee. White challie with
blue dots and cluny lace and insertion
is here shown. This model is fine for
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS

The patterns illustrated on this pacs
VIII be mailed to any address on re-
telpt or price mentioned with descrip-
uon OF each pattern. Send either sill
yer wrapped in paper or stamps. Write
name and address plainly. Be sure
ana state numbers and sizes Of pat
terms desired. Remember that In these
patterns allowance is made for seams
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque. Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

Ne9tlctc CT Die uelle ans tarrariitem
Wurnlor gebaucne ct. Spminic
Stntllc i'm College, campus. IS lit
EN- lulnocruolles auuitlpert. uuer>
rcid't III Der &uuocsbauptitubt. 9npu,
5llcr Vutrca bon Sitt3burgb babcu
pier Tdcr Suno i'll Der Ndbe ser llnis
ucr'ltut dn8ctnlft, INT baiclbit Gin
StIlolcnhulI3 Su crrid,ten. Sic> ocz
lphbItc Gage biloct Den hptiten Sbcil
Der 0ure!pooo HpaO, gcraoe inter benz
sol. &rcu5 GoIIeg.
Chicago, Sa.-Sie Blame fir Die
neue Seiuiteu Stride. ct. Sanatius,
luclde fir Die 8cmeinbc in Gers
binolln8 NIT Der 9opolas llnipcriitdt
errit)tet lperoeu ioa, limb fertiggcircqt.
0crr Senrp ). Sdlads lit @rditett.
sic STRIDE miro nah rein romantics
curintbiihcm Stile gebuut. SieIclbe
miro 100 bel POO SuB meiien. piro
1000 Sibpldsc cntbalten; pasu
tommt cine aapcIle nit 200 SiBplGbeu
lno cine %criammlluugs 8alle bon S2
BET % SUB. 3lpei Safriiteien, cine
bon % bel SO uuh cine bon 26 bel 26
SuB mo porgeicbcn, ferner Elm Sis
%nnBSIuul bon 20 bel % Sus, nebit
3uum iiir Den 9ampfbei3unasfefeI,
aoblcn unb aubere 3ugebori9feiten.
Gin prdd)ti8cr ireiitebeuoer Sburm
(campnniIc) bon 20 SUB Guabratz
lpeitc uno 1870 SuB Sobc pirb eas
cams aus Seoforbz Stcinen aebautc
@ptteebaus beflnnfen. Am Snneru
Der Stride ipcrhcn feline irciitebcnSe
Sdulen lid befiuoeu. 10 SaB Ser @lid
ami Den Iltar o irgenb elmer Scite
Iret III. Wunoerpou perbeu iih bie
'ct's Marcus Gurcliu$ SGu(cu. nelds
od5 fiinirIertih ocr8icrtc @cbQlf ira.
gen, nusuehmcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

wolfe. will make a delightfully."- cool
and becoming OWL The rutiieS may
be omitted. The pattern is cut in /
sizes: II. IL. Is and 20 years. II re
quires 1 yards of 44-inch material for
the dress with rutiieS, and : yards
without rutileS. for IA 14-year size. The
skirt measures about 2Ts yards at its
lower edge. Price Zoe.
1729-A Simple. Becoming Dress
for the Little Miss. This neat model
may easily he developed. 1t is nice for
percale. gingham. ~chambrey. lawn, ba-
tiste, crepe. repp, wolfe. linen and pique.
The back and fronts have deep plaitS.
The sleeve may be made in wrist
length with Il band cuff. or finished in
elbow length with a smart turnhack
cuff. The pattern is cut in 1 sizes:
,, 1, q and : years. Ii requires 5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
Illus kirdbIieben Kreifen.
(epebsa fur be Setums beabsttt)
(epe5iea fur bteie Seituua btarbettet)

(pdpltlitcn ann5Iei) itatt. mo 1913
uno 1S49 ons BON Tius TX. eiubes
rutene Yarlament pes airdcnituates
taBte. Ser @eriammlung npbntcn
tunt aaroindle. 5abIreihe gr3biihoie
llno Siihofc. YrGlnten uno cinfuhe
YrteIter bel. Iuh Ole General sYrdiiz
benton oes Tolfspercins, bes tatboz
lilten Observation-Disclosures uno fatbue
liId]en SuScnbperein5 tparen an
tpeieno. llniperiitdts : YroicHor Sr.
linton gps9iano. elmer Der eriten
so5iclo9en Stalicn's. 5eihuete nit
Wei'terbanS hie crbabenc Sisur bcs
9roBen io6ialen Ynpites. Illb in
pielen anbern Stdoteu ianocn @eoents
ta8e ltatt. 10 III Wuilanb. SlprenS.
Turin. Bologna unb Yalcrmp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
Amsiann.
Bic pdpitlihe 5lasse auf benz
Weer.

Sie lpeiB sgelbe pdpiili6e Slasse
tpiro gum criteu Wal nif einem
S3cnnbdmpfer nebeu, ipenn Wtisr.
Socatelli. Der bi5berige pGpitIide
Snternuntius in @uenps Mires, Der
gum Nlntius bon 9riiHel ernannt
nurbe, ieine Neiie iiber Die See an>
tretcu pirb. SaS Sfiii. ba5 i'm
iiber ben Ocean idbrt. miro ben
Nnnlen "NunciuS" uno Die pdritlideu
Sarben iiibren. pie Die S6ifie elmer
ncutralen WadJt, ibre Acknowledgment
entialten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

skirt and waist. A neat collar finishes
the meai edge. The skirt is a three
piece model cut with flare fulnesS. This
pattern l. III | sizes: &. :. 10 and l.
years. 1t requires 3l4 yards of i4-inch
material for II lO-year size. Price Zoe.
Ol5HCorSet Cover. A pretty de-
sign Tor II corset cover to he EN-
broidered in solid or eyelet embroidery,
with ~buttOnhole edge.
Stamped On nainsUok-..---.......-..40c
Cotton for wOrking---.-.--.....2Oc
Perforated pattern including all
necessary stamping matcrialS---.1Jc
lola Charming Summer FrOck.
This dress is developed in inexpensive
lawn. dimity or crepe, with simple
trimming of ace or embroidery. or in
checked or striped taffeta. batiste or
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
Sas iilberne Snbilaum Der Gn5pflifa
oMcr1l W%uparnm".

SaS itlbernc Subildrm Der
Nrbeitcrs @n5pflifu YMcrum noparrm"
mnrhc IN Rom onrh neuu 9roBc Der
inmmlunacn acieiert, Sic pornchmite
tanp I'M grpBcu Snnlc Der Gouccnnrin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

8OloeneS Yrieiter= Subildum.

Nm .. SuIi miro Der b%pbip'ite
triibere Sr5biihpi bon Subuauc c,
Wtolt Hep. Sobu 5. aeanc, ieit iciucr
R~e'i9nntion SituIar : Gr5biidui BON
Giand, IN Dubuque, Solpa. ieiu goloez
mes Srieiters Subil1um ~ieieru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
9ie fatbpIiihe airhe in China.

Del Den pielen betriibcnocn Nnhs
riften, Die infol9c beS e%uropdiiten
aricaes ni!s bcn niSludrtisen Miiiios
ncn eintreifen, iii es troitlid, 81
bcrnebmlen, oaB in Tefing in China
bas Wert Der Notwithstanding
I'M Sabre 1915 erfolsreidcr mar ais
ic 5upor. Gin Wiiiionar in iencr
Stact. Batter Ylanhet. idrcibt: OBJ
iuobl Der entieslihe arieg uniere
Srdfte 9eldbmt unb unicre 3abl pers
minbcrt bat, 10 mar IS inns bod bieies
Sabr per9pnnt, Die grobtc 3abl bon
Sonpcriioncn AZ re9iitrieren, Die ies
mula in ciucm Snbre p~cr5citnet mo
zen ut, udulIid 3S,293 Sauicn bon
Srirudlcncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
Heoemptpriit erlebt feline Yrimis
uid)t.

Ntpt"
Hep. Sultan Serensfi bon aanios
eltp, anns., lpeldcr Dor cinigcu
Sagen 5ltm Yrieiter geipciht ipproeu
mar, IN tur3 burouf I'M bprtigen Siioz
Ieite Soipitul. I'M Nltcr bon 30 Sabrcu
an Sun8enent5iinbuW geitprben. Sciu
inni9lter Wunid. Dor iciuem Spbc
nod ieine Srinti6 6u ieieru. nurrc
ourh ieine Observation-Disclosures uncrz
fiilbnr. Ser Seritorbcuc mar am
10. Wui ms Dem Meocmptoriitcnz
Seminar Su Scpnpmoippc. @ia.. nnch
&dnlds Gin gefommcu, Inn lid, nrf
Die Yricitcrpeibe porSubcrcitcn. Or
lprrbe nuf Dem Mplnt ct. Morp'S
Sricobcfc bceroi9t,
8ranb HapieS, Wiih.-Hep. Nlops
8eisiteiucr. felt langeu Sabrcn Yiurz
ret Der ct. Wiidacl' So @emeinoc All
Maple 8rope. iii I'M Ilter bon IS
Sabrcn peridicben. @r ipar am II.
@GrS 1S4S 81 YimoerS (SirpD &c
bprcu.
Spleou, S.-Hep. @lbert anrlaucr.
ieit II Snhrcn Tiarrcr in ct.
Iihacl's Nioae, iii i'm 90. 2e6enS
iabre 9eitorbcn. Or mar in Scutits
lamb scboren. fam 1879 ms 9ano
mn luuroc 1884 5um Yrieitcr &c
neibt.
Grie, Ya.-Sm 10. 9cbcnsiabre
perihieb Wi9r. Srant @iutcr. icit
1888 Sinrrcr Der ct. Ngatbu s@cs
mciubc Su Wcnouiuc. Gr !pnr in
Nnitc l@omppcrl 9cboreu. wanocrtc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22
Hurweaen unb Der 0atifan.

Nah @crid,ten aus Ghriitiunia, nie
nllcroinas nod Der 9citdtiaun9 be-
h%ilricn, bat Norlpe9cn cine 8eiunbts
idnft beim Sl. Stuhlc rrridrtet unr
icincn bisberigen @crtreter bel Der
ihlpebiihcn Hesieruns, Serrn 9rume
BORT. gum eritcn 8eianbten bcin,
Tntifan ernuunt. Nprtpcacu 1T Gin
ourd,lue9s proteitantiihes 3anb unt
bat MIR einiee Sauieno Gatbolitcn.
Bis ieet lit bort Die tatboliidc
Sierardlie nod nidt errihtet. Scii
Dem Sabre 1892 ut Norlpeeen Elm
nppitoIiides @ifariat, benz ieitber Der
S~itulnrbiid]oi bon glroia. W~oniianor
Sali5c. ppritebt. Seit benz Snhrc
1918 iiibrt er ben Sitel .Ipoitoliider
8ifar bon Norluesen unc Spiss
bergen.
@em Die Mittbeilums iid bclpabr 4.
beitct. liefcrt lie eincn neilcn 9epeis
bon Der Sepe9una nad Rom bon elmer
Seite Der, an Die man am meniaiter
gebaft bate unb hari Ole Grnennuug
ais cine Nncrtcnnmua bcs @upicS ais
SricbcnSiilrltcu uno @ortiiibrcr Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

batiste, lawn, null. cashmere and nuns
yelling and may also be used for linen
and percale. The pattern is cut in 3
sizes: Small, medium and large. 1t re
quires 3bs yards OF 36-inch material
for IA medium size. Price Zoe.
1739-ladies' Dress in Surplice
style. Embroidered wolfe was used for
this model, with white wolfe In self
material for the skirt yoke. The over
waist is fitted on II lining, which may
be omitted If not desired. The skirt
Is gathered to a hip yoke in straight
outline. The sleeve may he finished in
wrist or elbow length. Gabardine,
faille, tatfetas, wolfe. batiste, challie.
nuns yelling, lawn, dimity, linen and
crepe are nice for this style. The pat
tern is cut in 6 sizes "a, 80. 80, 40. ~
and A inches bust measure. 1t re-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

gs eiebt picle Yolitifer, Die mn
ctnem Nangcl an Selbitertenntnis
leioen: ne crtIorcu, Die Sd)urten ans
Dem Tmtc bnItcn 81 modem rnb tan.
einicrcn lelbit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

ipabren Ncutralitdt nugeiebeu perbeu.
.(G.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-22

- On Sabre 1913 idiehen Gin
gr~StiItpf. 5ebu giih6ic unb 32t
Yrieitcr in Den Ger. Staaten aus Dem
9eben.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-30
Weddings

Representative and Mrs. David e.
Finley have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Finley, to Mr.. Walter Bed
ford Moore. jr., of York. S. c. The
wedding, which will take place at
York, will be an event Of the early
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Henry New
comb announced on Thursday at an
Easter luncheon the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss FIossie Ivy New
comb, to Mr.. william Edward Grigg,
of Richmond, Va. The wedding will
take place in the early part of June.
A beautiful wedding took place Mon
day evening at o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Theodore Davidson Milton in
Eighteenth street, when her youngest
daughter, Louise Norton, became the
bride of DR.. David Paul Moloney., for
merly of Lowell, Mass. but now a resi-
dent of Washington. The ceremony,
which was Witnessed only by relatives
and intimate friends. was performed
by Rev. John NJ Cooper, Of st. Mat
thew's Church, before an improvised
altar in the drawing room. Quantities
of palms and pink carnations, azaleas
and apple blossoms decorated the lower
floor.
The wedding music was played by
Mr.. Stepp. The bride, who entered
alone, wore a gown OF white georgette
crepe and lace, with a court train of
lace, and she carried shower bou-
quet of Bride roses and lilies of the
valley. Her tulle veil was arranged
with a wreath of orange blossoms. She
was attended by little Nancy williams
as flower girl. Miss Nancy Mc1lhenny
Milton. Miss Mary Stewart Milton, Mrs.
David Harris Luttrell. Mrs. Ralph Pres
ton williams, her sister; Mrs. Alex
ander Mortimer Milton and Miss Kath-
crime Boyle. They wore exquisite
gowns OF pale blue taffeta and tulIe,
trimmed in silver lace and tiny roses.
The best man was Mr.. David Harris
Luttrell. .
Following the ceremony reception
was held. after which DR.. and Mrs.
Moloney left for an extended tour
south. The latter's going-away gown
was of dark blue taffeta and serge,
with hat to match. After May Is they
will be at home at 2341 Eighteenth
street.
Among the out-of-town guests we're
Mrs. T. F. Keen and Mrs. John Milton
of Hamilton, Va; Mrs. Walter Braden.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-30
Out of Town Weddings.

Miss Constance Stearns, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs George Russell Stearns, of
New York, was married to Mr.. Antonio
Lazo, son of Antonio Lazo-Arrisga, of
this city, formerly Minister from Guate-
mala, In the Church Of the Good Shep-
herd. Augusta, Ga, yesterday. The cere-
money was followed by a reception at
Overten, the home Of the brides parents.
At st. Bartholomew's Church, in New
York City, Thursday, Miss Irene Lang
horne Gibson was married to Mr.. George
e. Post, Jr. The bride is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson.
After the ceremony there was a re-
ception at the Gibson home, 1T East
seventy-third street. Mr.. Post is a grad
uate of Harvard, and Is a member of
the Qnickerbocker Club. Miss Gibson
had her cousin. Miss Nancy Perkins, for
her maid of honor, and for her brides
maids Miss Harriet A. Post, Miss Ma
thslie Wood, Miss Helen Crocker, Miss
Evelyn Preston. Miss Ruth Hapgood and
Miss Margot SculI. Mr.. Chalmer Wood,
jr., served as best man.
The brides costume was of white satin,
veiled with tulle and finished with a
long train. The veil Of tulle fell from a
The Washington herald., 1916-04-30

noon. Miss Beatrix BueI. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Buel. OF New
York, was married to Mr.. Henry Clapp
Smith, son OF Mrs. Joseph 4. Smith.
Spring flowers and Easter lilies were
massed at the altar. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Dr. Russell Hege-
man, assisted by the pastor, the Rev
DR.. Malcolm James Mcleod
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore a short gown Of
white tsffets. embroidered in silver ana
crystal beads. with long court train
and veil Of tulle. Mrs. Robert R NJ
Emmet. the matron of honor. was in
Changeable blue tsteta with q pink hat
Little Miss Victoria Buel was the flower
girl. Mr.. George X Denny was best
man. and the Ushers were Messrs. John
Sloane. Thomas Buel. Theodore Stcinwav
and Gordon NJ Maynard
A small reception was held at the Cos
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Easter Season Unprecedentedly Gay
By MILDRED MARSHALL KooNcE

faster week witnessed social bance and
distinction. the earliest hours socially
until last midnight there in O gsyety
which opening
haldom combined with the residential world
week which might have been the
filled with functions of the
charitable the frivolous
With the hotel bb aboom with blossoms,
who fitted
all the young joyous
The Monday ball the Navy Yard which launched
the week. with ec The
Wilson, which anticipated
in
days of international the distinctive
genial always the Chief Executive his
extraordinarily beautiful that
velvet which make effective foil
The bridge and for the Homeopathic
rendezvous the folk Monday
tuy spending the
holidays The
similarly benefits given Homeopathic
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For Christ Child Society.

Many prominent society women are
giving thester parties and have taken
seats for the Christ Child Society ben
eft performance of Dear Dorothy to
be given Monday. May I, by the Paint
and Powder Club of Baltimore. Among
them are Mrs. Montgomery Blair. Mrs.
Thomas Chatard. Mrs. George z. Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Harlow, Mrs.
Ralph Jenkins. Mrs. o. H. P. Johnson,
Mrs. Charles c. Lee. Mrs. Louis Lehr,
Mrs. Joseph Letter, Mrs. Wesley Mer-
rtt, Misses Patten, Miss Jane Riggs,
Mrs Peyton Russell. Mrs. Philip Sheri-
dan, Mrs. John F. Wilkins, Mrs. Dimock,
Misses Huidekoper, Mrs. Hamlin. Mrs.
Cleveland Perkins, Countesse de Sibour
Mrs Frederick Brooke, Mrs. Henry May,
Nine. de Pena. Mrs. Clarence Wilson,
Mrs. Charles Bell. Mime. Gauge. Mrs.
Charles c. Glover. jr., Mrs. William
Phillips. Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, and Mrs.
LarZ Anderson.
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and will sail to spend three months in
their native country.
Nine. Koo, wife OF the Chinese Min
lister. is planning a series OF luncheons
to be given during the spring.
Representative and Mrs. Frederick H.
Gtllett will entertain at a dance at
Grassland, the Country Club. Tuesday,
May Is, for Miss Frances Hoar.
Mrs. Joseph Strauss will be hostess at
luncheon on Thursday. May l.
Capt. and Mrs. William Strother Smith
have cards out for a dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club on May 10, in compliment
10 the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels.
Mrs. Frank P Leetch will be at home
Thursday May l.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yandes Wheeler
have cards out for dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club on May g.