The Pulaskian., 1916-10-27

MILDRED CELESTE KIRBY. Daughter of Mir and Mrs. H. H. Kirby.
 Firs Prize, 6 to 12 Months. table, on which lay an imported cloth of especial design. Those sharing in the pleasing compliment were: Dr. and Mrs. Louis Witt, MT. and Mrs. Dan Daniel, MT. and Mrs. H. w. Pfeif- CT, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Daniel, Mir. and Mrs. Jake Daniel and Miss Jane Hezlep.
 An ordinance by the Sewer Commit tee, granting Mrs. A. Retan the right to construct a sewer on Rose street, between Nowlin and Lee avenues, was referred to the Sewer Committee and Board of Health in city council last Monday night.
 The Pulaski Heights Mothers Club met Wednesday morning with Mrs. H. w Smart. .The Physical Health of the Child" was the topic for discus sion. The next meeting will be No- vember 1 with Mrs. F. l.. Mallory, 520 North Palm street.
 MT and Mrs. Roy Wood, who have been motoring through Missouri, are now in Fayetteville, where they will remain a few days the guests of rela- tives before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Wood will be at home at ''Woodholm," Hillcfest, upon their re. turn.
 Miss Elsie Meyers and Tom Bene drove in from North Point Friday to attend the County Fair. They were greatly pleased with all the exhibits, especially that of Ferndale. Miss Mey- CTS is teaching at North Point and is delighted with the school and the com munity.
 A resolution was adopted in the city council Monday night authorizing the commissioners of Sidewalk I'm. provement District No. 10 to make an additional assessment for the payment of the work. The original estimate was $1,600, but the improvement cost $2,84425.
 The study class of the Council of Jewish Women met at the temple Thursday afternoon, and held a most interesting meeting. he class is studying Whittier this season, and on November 9 Mrs. L. w. Sanderson will read paper on "The Nature Poems of Whittier"
 Ed B. Trickett, Charles J. Rethwisch Street Improvement District No. 2, Pulaski Heights, have filed their an nual report with City Clerk Charles F. Martin Jr. The report shows d bond issue of $2,OOO, of which $500 has been redeemed, leaving a balance of $2,0OO.
 The Mary Jane Club was entertain ed by Mrs. George Waller at the last meeting. In addition to the regular membership, those present included Mesdames J. A. Gibson, Bigelow Rob- inson, w. w. Sheperd and R. J. Brooks. The next meeting will be Wednesday, November 1, with Mrs. F. D. Leaning.
 satisfactory demonstration of the new fire engine for Pulaski Heights was given at the station Tuesday af ternoon. Alderman Bradley and Streepey and the Committee on Fire Department are making plans for the formal dedication of the station in g short time, and the date and program will be announced soon.
 The marriage of Miss Mae Sarles daughter of Mrs. Emma Sarles, and the Rev. Roger Eddy Treat of East Windsor, Conn.,, was solemnizaC Thursday night at 8:30 at the home of the brides uncle, A. W. Stahel The Rev. Hay Watson Smith perform ed the ceremony in the presence oi the immediate families es2The bride en tered with her uncle, by whom she was given in marriage, and met the groom and his best man, Frank Sarles, at the improvised altar Tho bride wore wedding gown of white silk net over duchess satin and her veil of illusion was adjusted by tiny chaplet of bridal r:ossoms. She car. ried a shower of Bride roses and val. ley lilies The entire house was dec orated with ferns that formed a fitting background for the placing of quanti The brides only attendant was Gladys Durrett as flower girl. After we'd ding journey MT. and Mrs. Treat will be at home in East Windsor