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nal Corps, aviation section. post al.
jutant at Langley field. and Mrs. Scott
are In the city for Thanksgiving. Lieut..
Scott will return Immediately to MS
official station. but Mrs: Scott VIII re-
main for several days visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Forrest F. Vrooman.
Mrs. William Brown Meloney. wife
Of Capt. Meloney, Battery A. 316tn
present the guidon to the regiment
today. Mrs. Meloney has gone down
from her home at New York with her
son. who came from college last Friday,
and they will be entertained during
their stay at Columbia by the governor
and Mrs Manning. The guidon. which
is of crimson satin. embroidered with
gold, is the handiwork of Mrs: Me-
loney. who. in presenting At. VIII also
who was formerly Miss Marie Mat
tingly of Washington, is a daughter
of Mrs. Sarah Irwin Mattingly of this
city. She will visit her mother on her
way back to New York.
Washington Camp. No. 3e5. Sons of
Confederate Veterans, will give dance
on Friday evening. December Z, at
Rauschers. All members of the camp
are working hard to make the dance
one of the best of the season. 1t is
from the proceeds of this dance that
the Sons of Confederate Veterans have
expressed their purpose of donating to
the Red Cross Society" Final ar,
ladies'. committee is lending its inter-
est and cooperation to render the
dance in every way successful. The
following is a list Of the ladies' com
man.. Mrs. ]. N. Bunkley, vice chair
man: Misses Louise Mcwharter, Helen
H. Hopkins, Marie MCGUIRE, Cary
Peachy. Margaret Short, Madeline Cal
lie. Vera Taylor. Nora L. Davis. Mary
Hampton, Catherine Bowie. Blanche
Cooksey. Virginia Hereford. Ida Bowie,
Bagby: Ethel Johnson, Ethel Brock
H. Jones. Julia Collins. Lillian Cheno-
with. Grace Maude Morgan, Mary Key
Compton. Peggy Fred, Janet Leona Muir
ray. Jane Dodge. Edith L. Richter.
Mary Ellery. Bertha Thomson. Laura
son. Fisher Taylor. Helen Griffith.
Frances Weeks. Virginia Griffith. Nancy
Weeks. Katherine Mattingly. Louise
Mattingly, Hattie Bowie. Vernie Maui
becca Lehman. Martha Poole. Mildred
H. Niles. Gladys PuEh, May Pugh, Cor
nelia Niles. Gertrude Robinson. jose
phine Saunders. Kate Sexton. Anne
Lehman. E: J. yann. Asha Wells. Lena
Wilkins. Pansie Wilson, Margaret
Young, Elizabeth Younger, Edna Sands.
Frances Sands, Mary Boyd, Marian
Bankhead. Ruth Bissell, Annette Bell.
Italy Carter, Harriet Clark, Minnie
Dorsey. Ruth Fitzhugh, Jane Gregory,
Nellie Claire Howard. Susie Keel, Mar
garet King, Mildred Lawrence. Euge-
MIA Mauldin. Mary Louise Owens, An
ME I: Pou. Olive Plant, Mabelle Small,
Elizabeth Shumate. Eta Taggart and
J. Wilt: J. William Kyle. H. G, Clay. c.
B. Keller. P. M. Woodson, o. B. Blu
chanan. Harry B. Gauss, Harry Holt, H.
v. Rouse. W. H. Thrall and E. j. Vann.
An interesting wedding will take
place this afternoon at o'clock at the
Holy Comforter Church, when Miss
Irene A. Anderson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson, will become the
bride Of Sergt. Maj. Thomas r. Bannon,
U. s. A., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bannon Of Baltimore.
Rev. Clarence E. Wheeler. pastor Of
ceremony. A reception will follow at 8
o'clock at the home OF the bride.
Miss Jennie Cotton will be the maid
Of honor and Sergt. Flannery, U. s. A.
will act as best man.
! The brides gown will be Of white pussy
willow and she will carry white chrysan-
serst Maj. and Mrs. Anderson will 70.
side in Washington, where the former is
now stationed.
Maj: W. W. Taylor, -jr., q. s. A., and
family dined today with Mr. A. ]. Whit.
| aker and daughter in Oregon avenue.
Mrs Ruth G. IAf1hton VITA ~ Dr