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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-12
Vote the Republican Ticke 

Dr. Arnold, Mrs. Arnold and J. D. Arnold Jr. arrived from Council where they have been sojourning during the usmmer. Fred M. Aver the Manager of the Wild Goose Go. also arrived. The dredging and hy- draulic operations of this company on Ophir creek have been produc- tive of satisfactory results.
 Prepare for the winter by patron izing the advertisers of your paper, NIr. Miner:
 Seven days ana seven nights it blew like blazes over at St. Michaels confining boats ready for the river to the shelter of the harbors. It is likely that this series of gales has tied up the Arctic which left for Hooper bay and since that time has not returned to St. Michaels. Un- loading at Hooper Bay would have was raging.
 Republicans should remember that the number of Delegates to go to the next Territorial Convention is based upon the vote cast for Att torney General.
 Do you want Fifty or Ten?-Adv.
 Tony Nicolas arrived on Tuesday night on the native wind jammer Okavik from St. Michaels and Mar shal. Tony says it's some camp. He reports that Al Braten's launch Beachcomber en route to St. Mich aels to load supplies, broke down, the engine bucking and it had to be lowed in from Cape Romanoff. Captain Braten was having his en- zine repaired and intended to return to Marshal. When it freezes up Al to land his engine and cut wood with the power during the winter months for the consumption of the population of Fortuna Ledge.
 Tonight Charlie Chaplin and Ma bel Norman will be seen at the Eagle shows in a two part film en- titled The Mix-Up. It shows the troubles of these popular favorites in married life. In addition Pauline Bush will be seen in a two part TO- mantle drama entitled Thread of Fate and a detective story of power will also be screened, the latter en titled The Mystery of the Man who Slept. These are the items of inter- est on a most entertaining program. Tonight. Get that Tonight.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-12
ORGANIZED LABOR.

WESTERN FEDERATION, OF
 MINERS.
 Headquarters 606 Railroad Build sng, Denver, Colorado. GHAs./ MOVER. ERNEST MILLS. F President. Sec.-Treas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-12
SOCIAL DANCE TONIGHT
 BURGH'S HALL
 NOME ORCHESTRA

The Victoria arrival yesterday forenoon from St. Michaels with the following passengers: Mrs. A. o. Olson, w. c. Doyle, Dan Sutherland, F. A. Daniels, Sam Daidos, Demos Karen and w. Duffy.
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MOUNTAIN HIKES A .
LAKE PLACID FAD
Now Trail 10 E~nrirrlr the Lake
Visitors Continue to q
Arrive. d.

LAKE PLACID. y. T.. Sept. 23-Ana
Improvement to he ready for the opening
Of neNt season Is n tran over WE'VE
miles long and completely encircling
Lake Placid. At ~ meeting or the
trustees 81 tho Shore owners Assoc'a-
ton on Monday II WAS voted TO cut ..
now trail two miles long from tho pres
cni Whitcface Mountain tran 10 Tnder-
crr, Oh tho wcs' shore Of Lake rlac'd..
thus compl ting tho trail around the
lake.
RcdnelA Proctor. son Of tho late,
United state, Senator. his sister. Miss
Emily Proctor. and Mr.. and Mrs. James
n. Roosevelt were among those VINO
closed their camps this week. e.
Members Of on" ~ the numerous auto
mobile parties from New York reachins
tho Steyen~ House this week were Rush.
Taggart. Rush Tagcart. Jr Miss Mary
". Tacgart aud Miss Alice Taggart.
Mrs. ]. J. Sweeney 81 New York
headed a party ,ho' went on Tuesday
from whitcfacs Inn to Hgh Falls
whcrc they alta nopia'h aud had as
merry time. In 'he party were Miss ,
Good. Miss Mary Burrhcll. Miss Mary
Schenck. Mise Margaret rouicv. Miss
Marjorie Danforth, Mrs. IL Iuil,erinlne-
Miss &. W. Crane, Nrs. wicker Buck.
nor, Miss Margaret ,hauin. NHs Elvirt.
Narct. Miss Leila Narct. t.trl ,;ood,s
Hugh ltowan, Robert Ssh'uctJ, 1ully.
Iii, ticr. q. =. stark ana ~ Schn.ct.t.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Howard Og'c and Nv .
and Mrs. Ialsey Miller, who are spend.
ing Sertember at Nhitcfaca Inn. made
the ascent Of Mount Nlntctaco carly ir p
the week. vc
Chief justice WHITE. who has spent.
.hc sumner at Wh.teiace Inn, dii conan
siderable hiking 20 points OF interest Inc
tNia vicinity during the early part or,
ia. week. on thr.r return 10 the cit>N
H4H - -"-- stls
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LUCINDA's EXPLODING TUMBLER

~ I'D you ever said Lucinda
- hear of an exploding tum-
BIER 7 met n to-day, a.
luncheon. In a big hotel restaurant. I
had before me on the table a tall, thin
glass Of iced coffee into which I was
stirring cream. The glass was tall, I
didn't van to upset II; the glass was
thin. 7 didn't want 10 break II: and I
stirred very gently and carefully: but
all OF a sudden I heard an explosion
that made me think Of . blowout,
which this actually waA In q small
way.
Tho tall glass had cracked in many
directions and blown out q piece An
inch in diameter down near it, base,
and out OF that hole shot a stream Of
iced coffee hat cleared the table by a
foot, spattered the lining OF my coat on
the back Of my chair, spattered tho
coat Of my escort. and that made
finally an iced coffee pool OF discerni-
BILE size on the flour.
'"The waiter thought I must have
hit the glass with the spoon. but I am
sure ! did not. My own notion Is that
the blowout was caused by tho un-
equal temperatures to which tho glass
u subjected, warm without and cold
within; the glass couldn't stand the
strain. But anyhow that was a novel
experience, wasn't II? And really it
might hsvs bean much Xorss"
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NERAL NOTES OF OCTET AND THE WOAENS CLUBS

Schulzc OF st. Paul, Mimi. will take
place IN Saturday afternoon at 4 at
Alder. the country home Of her par
cnts in ionkers. Miss Thompson. who
was introduced TO society ast winter
at the ST. Regis. will have Mrs. oliver
Carlcy Hartman for her matron OF
honor and Miss katherine Schulze. a
sister OF the bridegroom. VIII be the
maid of honor. Tho other attendants
will DO the Misses Josephine Bedle.
Marcella Gallery. Margaret Dickson
and Clara Mcconnell.
Another country wedding on Satur-
day will be that CT Miss Katherine f.
Turnbull. daughter OF Mr.. and Mra
Ramsay Turnbull. to Chalmers Wood.
Jr.. which will DO celebrated In Ber-
nardsville. N. j., at the country home
Of the brides parents. Many relatives
AMI friends will so from this city and
from the n%eishboring country places
for the ceremony. which will be fol-
lowed by a reception.
The wedding Of Miss Isabe, INLAY
Baird, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stuart Baird. to George Forrest But
tcrworth OF this city will be celebrated
GU October 4 in ST. Bartholomew
Church. The Rev. Or. John y. Butter
worth. a relative of tho bridegroom,
and Bishop David II. Greer will DO the
officiating clergymen. Following the
ceremony there VIII be a reception At
tho home OF the brides parents, 1?s
West Eighty-flfth street. Miss Baird
has been for the summer with her
parents at their country place In Corn
wall on the Hudson.
Among the first of the autumn we'd
dings in town will be that OF Miss Do
rothy Greer. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Greer, to Robert G. Myles,
Jr.. son OF DR.. and Mrs. Robert G,
Myles Of SIS Park n II will lie
celebrated in the chapel of the Cathe-
dral of st. John the Divine on No
vembcr s. Or account OF the brides
family being in mourning II VIII be
celebrated quietly. Bishop David II
Greer, who is an uncle of the bride
viii he the officiating clergyman. Miss
Constance McLane, a cousin OF the
bride. will lie her only attendant and
Beverly Myles will act as his brother'i
hest man. The ushers will no Charles
q. Moller Sd. and Frederick il
WoOley.
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=, T., rANOR Hovr sPAINERp.

Nv ~
,r,G frnrh and ,crarats coat are
7tSuiiiing much Importance
iluH autumn. and many Women
ste ~. uutius such an outnt Tor tho
usual ivp piece suit from motives of
ecoroutv.
The fruch aud coat. they argue. VIII
snsNcr more purposes. ,ucct more
needs. IitJ 80 rapidly have tho prices
~ a.. cloths scared iiipt n really
spar ,u,t ~ considerably moro cspen-
sivs this fail than usual.
vclcurs 40 laiilc. glove akin and
similar tufts FUR trimmed spoil money
and t,ie truly cheap suits ~ n rulo look
sl.ir choapnc -. but though tho tsilor~
and dr-ssnsters sroan when they
lssrp tie pricee Of tho cloths from ths
manufacturers md tho wcnien vNho
wear t,,. suits groou when they learn
the prices ~ the suits from tina taiiors
ed d,essineke,r two piece suits many
~ ts women VIII NaNC.
And with tho two piece costume
comes The blouse problem.
The merchants have done their host
g solve the problem ana tho blouse
departments % tho shops show large
sssoi tnIeuts ~ blouse models both I'm.
ported and domestic. but II u a meian-
chely fact that most " these models
rear o strik!n. family resemblance TO
ach other end ~ the blouses We have
been wearing for MANY "a day. After all.
ch.rs Al. very definite limitations 10
blouss possibilities. and the designers
hays been weaving variations around
'he slender ;hemo for a long time.
Perhaps the best looking OF the I'm
ported models follow last springs ten
dency ;oNard pcplum effects, and there
are many smart little blouses In chif-
Ton. %georsette crepe. crepe de chine and
satin that ale made for wear outside
suit skirts. though they can be
tucked under the skirt tops II one
prefers them That why.
These models come Iva s%eorsctte or
chiffon Of all the modish dark and
light cclors. and a great many Of the
derk lined sheer blouses have for
trimming thread tracery embroidery
"A gold or silver. not IN n way spec.
t~acular. hut cininontly attractive and
Offering opportunities for inuuh inii-
vidual.ty I'm models TINT. aside from
this embroidery. might seem much
IKE each other.
Fine cord or soutache embroidery IN
self color IN used. too. ana there are
some very stunning blouses in dark
W neutral colorings that show odd
embroidered motifs Of peasant or Chi
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\ collar such a. that on the blue
and white blouse iS, It must Nc al
rnittcd. as i~nccnvenlcnt rs II is chic.
I, Is practically impossible to wear
a cca over Il without crushing 1t into
untidiness. but, taken on its " mer-
-. .l..s blouse ,s very attractive
More adaptable. az to collar il the
blouse OF flesh color crepe Dc chine en-
hroidered in self color and with n dainty
little chcmisetts and collar Of flesh
georgette " crea;n net. The cut and
the peplum adjustment Of this model
are newer than those cf the other
models already described. out the
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More elaborate and drcssy model.
dinorc ia, import, onIc IN white or
flesh scorect," .nl ru.dcrcd in I'm"
trIccry Of god w. silver and ususliy
relieved by narrow g.rdlrs or knots 90
ribbon in color and metal. on ~
cream ~gcorgett" l!uus. cmbro!derod
dclicatcly IN gold. FOR example. q sir-
die and sleeve knots were OF narrow
old Blue and gold ribbon.
satin hlcuscs built ZIP on llnes sim
liar 10 those of the george,te models
are being made up by the drcssnaters
and there are more Of the loose ier-
kins in satin ana In velvet.
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Sanly Point farm. which IL bu, a short
distance from the fair grounds.
Some OF the colouists have taien their
departure during the week for their illl
and winter iome.. The majority of the
~cottasers are SIN here. however, and
moro OF them have announces that they
will stay later than usual. This - par
ticularlv true OF Nr. and Mrs, Ogden
Mills. WHO have never before remained
here az late as this. They arc sill NJ
their Bellevue venue home and Will
be there until after the first OF tho
north.
Nj. aud Mrs William Woodward arc
10 keep the Clo,sters open very lat.
and MIR. and Mrs. Clarence ". Dolan
will also he at their suminor home near
Ea.lcy's beach for some time to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 7. Berwimi. Mr.
and Mrs Y Stewart Raruev. Edward
G. Knight and Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. whitehousc are TO h. among the
November stayers. and MIR. and Mrs.
Henry CleNs have announced that they
will not return 10 their New York home
until the middle OF October.
The frst Of the summer embassies 20
close viii, he the Russian. Ambassador
and Mime. Bakhmeteff are closing stone
villa on Bellevue avenue on sept. 30
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blouse, like those others. has . snart
simplicity, as have the two other
peplum models IN %eeorsetts whose
tailorlike rlainness gives tho lie 10 tho
s%heerncss and daintiness Of their tex
ture. Tho most tailorlikc Of these
comes iu biscuit gcorgette bordcrcd
narrowly with red or blue. and tho
other is all in one tone savc for tho
narrow hnr Of dark fur that finishes
the shallow round neck.
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in the Sheer Stu(fs Stunning Effects Are
Secured by Means of Embroidery-Sone Have
Chic But Inconvenient Collars

cuffs by NARROW bands % dark blue
embroidered IN oliver. This band
stands ont = little from tho neck. after
The ft.a'iup liked by Cheruii lset sea
son. and over " IN IN" back falls y
soft collar of the cream ~gcoreette
RI" blouse brttu,u down one lid at
the ta Il. aud back hut,onlng W r. tea
M al many of n"tl, Tho imported
hloisos and tn" impaired irocls.
Vhn other blue amI white mod~l
skctchcd by TUH ~ y artist has this
back fastening md has thu" stand away
or Chinese collar IN m.,r "xtre'Dc
form, such ,s Prcmot has exploited for
the past year. Sleeves aud sides ~ th"
BLOUSE are VI white gsoreettc. 'FRONT.'
,,,Nk, pcp,uin and collar are blue, and
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Continued from First Page.


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football team Of 1912. The wedding
Will take place next spring.
Miss Frances Hawke, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Is. Hawke OF
& West Sixty-ninth street. whose EN-
rsgemcut was announced recently to
Major Charles u. I'm Of the Sixteenth
York and Lancaster Regiment. Will
sal :or England on Saturday on the
New York for her wedding. which will
AXE place In London on October IA.
Ire ceremony will be celebrated by
Rather Bernard Vaughan, the Jesuit
Priest who visited this country two
yeafs ago
Another Of last winters debutantes
a become engaged wal Miss Isabel
Stevenson Yeomans. daughter OF MI.
snd Mrs. George Dallas Yeomans. to
George Plat Brett. Jr. Several enter
tainments were given for Miss Yeo-
mans shortly after her debut. and for
ths greater part OF the summe she
vas In Plymouth. Mass. where her
parents have their country place.
Their New York home is at 8 Wash
inston Square North.
Mr.. Brett IL Il son Of George Plat
Brett, head Of the publishing nrm or
Macmillan Company. He Is n member
~ Squadron A and has been with his
squadron at McAllen, Tex, since the
mobilization OF the National Guard at
the border. r
NJ ,,A Me-, IYatnx. TrtalA Osha ara
passirs the season at Bernardsville.
Y J.. nave announced the engagement
q their daughter. Miss Helen Ffske. to
tie Rcv, EDWARD Dering Evans. rector
81 st. IMkc's Church. Baltimore. Md
Among tho first country weddings
ras that Of Miss Margaret Gladys
Marks, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs Mputlgu Marks of this city and
i."ud"u. England, to DR.. II. Rawio
G.,,liu nj Philadelphia, which was
celebrated ON September 2 NJ the home
- Mr.. aud Mrs. e. Grant La Fargo OF
THIS ,l,y IN SIuuierstoWn. Il. /. Many
relatives and friends from New York
and Philadelphia witnessed the cere-
ino1y. VIII = was followed by n large
reception. Or and Mrs, Geyolln viii
ll" iu Philadelphia after their return
'Iom their wedding trip,
MIS- t,ytlin vas a niece OF the late
Miss Emma Lazarus. IL M OF great
distinction ~, who was a poetess, a patron
81 ant and for Years one OF the sub
s%criirrs To- tho Assemblies, Of the
most exclusive sets OF dances ever
gwen in New York.
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icsc character. Tho peasant cnb,o ,d
crj~s arc ilhcl. ~ lr Of woods " CAV
'"'"rS. but VA" chinese dcsigna are Of
"n the mcr"st ,ra"erics III metallic
aud rol"rcd threads. though they
sometimes show more solid aud Strik-
ting effects.
Light lined blUuscs embroidered or
otherwise trimmed IN darker color ar"
liked FOR wosr wNh suits ~ the color
" tie trimmings. and among the I'M.
ported n,u,I"ls there are son- charm.
lha things uf this sort.
Tue cream ~scurgcttc blouse illus
'ratcd hero IL % good example of this
class. u pcpiuiu model of tailored sim
p'tcity despite it's shccrness. but re-
''cvcd alNou, i's sinarl'y Gu, neck and
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'Toh'u. 20 Edward Ingram Williams. son
Of NJ. and Mrs. Edward {. Williams OF
this city. The wedding Will be cele-
hra'ed IN January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Faicheur Rip
r"reer. who wcro married early In tho
month. will reside mt 40 Riverside Drive
whan thev return from their honeymoon.
Mrs. Rippergcr was Miss Henrietta
sporty. daughter OF Mrs. Willard Gard
rer Spcrry OF Northampton. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Lnne Maurer.
who arc spending their honeymoon
motoring through the Berkshires and
New England. will reside NJ 68 East
Figthtieth street. on their return. Mrs,
Alaurer was Miss Christine Staudt.
daughter OF John Staudt. Their wedding
look place IN Christ Church. West Islip,
7. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Plnut will r..
slle IN Jamaica. l.. l.. when they return
from their Southern wedding trip. Mn.
plaut was Mss Estelle wasserman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin II.
Wssserman Of III West E!Ehty-eighth
street.
Mrs. Morton n. BoSue and Miss Anna
Bogie. who spent tho summer at West
hampton Beach. l. l.. will return In the
latter part Of this week 30 their apart
mert NJ ?bS Park avenue.
Matthew Human and Miss Jennie
Hlnman. who have been at their country
place at southbury. Conn.,. since early
July. vii, not open their apartment at
375 Park avenue until early In Novem-
her.
Mr.. ana Mrs, William Dawson Gail
lard. who have been at Fishers Island
y. Y. since June. will opcn their house.
3O3 West Seventy seventh street. early
next month.
Or. and Mrs. Charles Mallory will
'ams Will return 60 their home. ~ East
Forty-ninth street. In the early part Of
October. They spent tho summer Mt
~Stonineton. Conn
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a dinner for relatives at tie Hotel 81.
Andrew. Broadway and Scvcniy-sscord
street. Manhattan. Aftcrward here will
be Il large reception and dance IN the
ballroom, wlicl, viii be decorated with
pink and white flowers and palms.
The bride. who vii. b. given away by
her father. Will wear a gown of white
satin combined with silver lace. and 4
tulIe veil caught w with orange bios
SONS. she viii carry roses N lilies OF
the valley. He" sister. Miss Marie
Frances CLARK. who will be her only
attendant vii, lie gowued in pink silk
net over blue tsffcta. and will carry pink
roses.
Frederick IT. Brown will he his broth
err best man. Mi, Brown aau his bride
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Lieut.. Alfred Watkins Atkins, l.. $. y.
Of the ToAas. II vii. be a naN.i we'd
diug and VIII take place in Rrpok''n.
Miss Burr has not yet de"it'1 upon h'r
attendants. Lieut.. Atkins viii haV"
Lieut.. Ezra e.. Alien 10y his beet man.
and his ushcrs VIII Include Harold u.
Atkins. his brother Charles l. Burr.
brother of the bride Lieut.. ifancts
Cogswc,I. L. :. X. ~ the Balch Lieut..
Ernest l.. Gurthcr, Lieut.. Alfred s
Wolfe and Lieut.. Marion G. Robertson
Of tho Texas Lieut.. Garrett Schuyler "
tho Pennsylvania and Lieut.. Leigh Noyc
ot the Wyoming.
Mr.. \ ". Walker OF 80 Ciaremont
avenue has issued Invitations for tho
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recently announced VIII b married IN
November. - % Reeves f.. a sister NJ
Alfred NlliHr Re. vps OF 233 West Eighty
Third street So has spent much time N
I'litadclph'a a.
Mr. and Nv Warren Ilyrb.r' riske
OF this city and Nsrh,chcsi. NaFs have
made formal announcement ~ tho er-
EarcIrent % thor daughter. Niles Made
ieiuN lYskc, 70 George WorthinGtou. Jr..
son ~ Mr.. and Mrs, George Wcrthlng-
ton OF Cleveland. ohio, and Old Gennirs-
tor. Va. No date has been SCI Tor the
Wedding
Announcement has been made By Mrs
A c. Nertens % tia Sherman Square
Hotel OF the engagement Of her daueh-
ter. Miss Louise 7. kruE. 10 Robert
Russell Lee Stc'ne;t. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Steinert. Tho wedding
will, no celebrated during tho winter.
AR. Steiner. is n graduate of Dartmouth
class Of 1915"
From Chatta uooga. Tenn comes The
announcement Of tho Of Miss
Hazel VIRGINIA Page. daughter Of Nj.
and Mrs Fischer r rag~ Of that city.
TO c Ellsworth CLARK, son OF the Rev
Robert Bruce Clark, pastor Of the
Church Of the Purtana. and Mrs. Clark
OF . West 10th street.
Mr.. n Mrs. Edwin n Tucker OF 30s
West l0&th street Lave the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Sarah Esteile Tucker. to Leland Brooks,
son OF Mr., and Mrs. william \ Brooks.
From their summer home AZ Bellport,
L. T.. Mr.. and Mrs William pitmen Earle
hnvc announced he engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Helen Talbot Earle. to
Alexander David Walker Of this city.
No date has been mentioned for the
wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Merritt Of
Nyack. y. Y. ave announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Miss Flor
enca Newton Merritt, 10 Lieut.. Francis
DAYTON CLARK, Seventh Regiment. y.
@. y. V.
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Il Levy OF 7ao
Riverside Drive have made formal an
nouncement OF tho engagement OF thei,
daughter, Miss Lillian n. Levy. 70 Joseph
NJ, Sands of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Kuh Of 2l5 West
N'nety-eishth street rave announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Paula Kuh, to lryin D. Herzcelder.
-
Mr., and Mrs, !, Il, Cohen OF Jackson
vile. Fla. who hRvN hNen spending some
tim" at ne Hotel Gotham. havs m
nounced the eur cement OF their daugh.
ter, N!ss E1c Niv'er Cohen, 20 Charles
Rich Fox of this city M. FoN. IS a so,
NJ the late william Fox AMI n grandson
Of Allen Rich,
Mr., and Mrs, John II Ringe. Jr.. nj
Three Tuns. Pa have announced the on,
saremont OF their daughter, Miss Mar
cuerite Dorothy Ring". 10 Joseph r
Rihani Of his city.
Mrs j. J. Toh'n Of Glen Ridge, " ],
has announced the engagement OF he
daughter. Miss Gecrgene Thompson
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will 80 South on their wedding trip and
Oh their return will reside IN FLUSHING
Miss Mildred Reid. daughter Of Mrs.
Robert W. Reid. and clifford Howell
have decided upon October 1 ~ tho date
of their marriage. The wedding viii he
a small one owing to the recent death Of
Miss Reds father, and Will talk" place
at 70% West I'm avenue, the future
home OF the young couple. only NOM
hers OF the two families viii l." asked
to the ceremony.
Another wedding on October 4 VIII he
that Of Miss Marion llummer Burr.
daughter Of Mrs. Charles y. Burr. and
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PEPLUM BLOUSES NEWEST FOR
WEAR WITH TWO PIECE SUITS

there is a littlc embroidery in blue
about tho top or the Fun white sleeve
AMI On tho pcIlum front.
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Tho wedding Of Miss Margaret A.
Thompson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William +, Thompson, 10 Theodore A..
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Or. and Mrs. Charles Mallory Will
'ams Will return 60 their home. ~ East
Forty-ninth street, In tho early part Of
October. They spent tho summer MT
~stonington. Conn
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Mrs J. J. Toh'n Of Glen Ridge, y j.,
has arnounced the engagement Of her
daughter. Miss Gecrgene Thompson
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Mr.. ana Mrs. william Dawson Gail
lard, who have been at Fishers Island,
y. Y, since June. will oDcn their house.
3o3 West Seventy-seventh street. early
next month.
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Mr., and Mrs, lohn II Ringe. Jr. NJ
Three Tuns. Pa, have announced the on
gaeemont OF their daughter, Miss Mar
rnerite Dorothy Ring". 70 Joseph r.
Rihani OF this city.
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recently announced will b. married IN
November. - 80 Reeves f.. a sister NJ
Alfred AliiYr r." WIS OF 233 West Eighty
Third street So has spent much time n
T'iiDtdtlph 10.
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Mrs. Morton n. BoTue and Miss Anna
Bogue, who spent tho ummer At West
hampton Beach. l. T.. will return In the
part Of this week 20 their apart
,nent NJ ?b5 Park avenue.