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The Washington times., 1917-08-11
SPECIAL SERVICE
HERE TOMORROW
FOR SERVICE MEN

A wartime communion service will
be held in the Nations Capital to.
morrow morning. Men In the va
rious camps who will leave shortly
for service in the Southern camps
and then in France, are offered the
last opportunity to receive the Sac
rsmsnt Of the Lords Supper. In .
Washington church
The service. to be held at the
Church OF the Covenant, Connect
cdt avenue and N street northwest,
Il planned especially for the men
and women In and around the city,
who are engaged In any branch Of
the military or governmental ser
vice, and will begin At 1890 O'Clock
The Rev. Thomas W. Hooper. q
reserve officer at Fort Meyer, and
q Presbytertan minister at MItchelIS,
Va, will deliver the brief address
Of the service in uniform. Ths Rev.
Charles Wood will conduct the ser
vice. Student officers and other mil
itary men will dispense the com
munion elements to those who at
tend They have been selected from
various denominations IN order that
members OF every church may feel
free to commune in the service.
Automobiles are being provided to
convey the soldiers back to their
camps in time for mess Those
having automobiles that can be used
are requested to telephone the
Church Of the Covenant, Offering OF
their serviees
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SALOONS NEAR
PATTERSON CAMP
CLOSE MONDAY

A number Of saloons and wholesala
liquor Embellishments in northeast
Washington will be required to close
their doors Monday because OF their
proximity to the military camp on
the Patterson tract at Florida and
New York avenues.
The list submit ed by the District
surveyors office to Major Pullman
today includes Thomas Raftery. zoe
II street: J. w. weber, 4O2-4O4 "A
street: F. A. Sullivan. 1915 First
street; Paul Allen, ? N street north
east: T. Hanlon. S22 II street: VIII
liam Newlsnd, T2T II street: n. Fet-
terman, TOT II street: Timothy l.
Costello, $50 II street: John c. Ron
Ayns, sol II street; Martin Roth, 42U
II street
The agency of the Joseph Schlits
Brewing Company, Third and Ran
dolph streets. also was Included
Before ordering this place closed.
Major Pullman said he would confer
with District Attorney Laskey to as
certain whether 1t came within the
law.
The order Is In compliance with
Section u OF the army bill prohibit
ing the maintenance OF saloons and
liquor Embellishments within q half
mile radius Of a military camp.
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STUDENT OFFICERS
OFF ON FURLOUGH
FROM FORT MYER

In celebration OF the end OF three
months OF hard training as students
in the Officers Reserve Corps. men Of
Fort Myer left the camp today and
took the road that leads to Washing
ton
Those who were rewarded with com
missions, 500 or more. and the hun
dred or more students who failed to
land the coveted shoulder straps,
came to the Capital on furlouEhs Of
twenty-four and thirtx-six hours.
The $50 students who have enlisted
as students of aviation In the half
dozen schools In the country were
busy today with preparations to leave
Fort Myer tJr their new statlons.
Lieut.. Col. Charles W. Fsnton, com
mander OF the camp. said nearly all
OF the $50 students would leave tho
camp today.
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WOMEN HIT BY AUTO
SUE FOR $4,000

Mrs. Adelia A. Fought. OF BaIlston. Va.
and her daughter. Miss Alice Fought.
IN the District Supreme Court, has
Med suit seeking damages Of $2o0oo for
personal injuries against Raymond J..
BiSchof. . clerk In the oeoEioEicAl Sur
vey.
The petitioners alleged that Bischof
drove his automobile recklessly across
Fourteenth street At New York avenue
on March ls last, and struck them as
they were about to board q street car.
II 10 averred that both women were
knocked down and seriously injured by
the defends nts machine Each one Of
the plaintiffs ask damages OF $1,000
They are represented BY Mason n. Rich
ardson and Charles g. Shreve. attorneys.
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Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant
CONNECTICUT AVE. AND " 81
Mt. Pieasant Cars Pas the Church

CONNECTICUT AVE. AND " ST
Mt Peasant Cars Pas the Church.
GET on at n St
This church Il open to All daily from
. to In addition TO the regular services
At its dispOsal. Including the use OF news
papers, stationery. pianos, typewriters,
telephones. reading rooms for men In
women. as ven as the personal services Of
any or all Of It's Etah.-
Army and Navy COMMITTEES. Church
Of the Covenant Charles Henry
REGULAR STAFF.
Dr. CHARLES WOOD. Minister
Mr. JOHN CARRCTHERs. Minister'S Asst.
Minister at Peck Chapel
WAR TINE sTAFF
Mr.. RICHARD LANCASTER, Field Assist.
ant In Affiation with Z. u. c. A.
Mr. wILBERT COOKS. Director of Bible
Distribution In a1iliatiOn with Pocket
Testament League.
Miss DOROTHY COPENHAvER, Director o.
Young Momsn.S Work In aRiliAtion with
Miss CAROLYN SMITH. Assistant
Miss ELIZABETH sCHAAFF, Director Of
Ms, HELEN SCOTT. oale. Secretary.
Mr. WrLLIaH COLLIER. Sexton.
REGULAR VOLUNTEERS.
lion Secretary. at the 7. n c, G.,ssoI
daily, TO meet young men
hiss ELIZABETH JOHNSTON. Mnaeal
ProgramL
Mrs W. \. COOTs. Young womsn's seere.
tAry, IN residence At the EliEabsth sunsrn-
SERVICES.
1870 o. m--Music-
l0:4S-war time communion service for all
In any form OF war Government serv.
ice. Thomas W. Hooper reserve officer,
Fort Myer, will make the address. Mill
tRry men Of various demo nlnations will
assist Or. Charles Wood n the eommun-
ion service.
T:tS p. m.--Musieai service. soloIst Mrs.
Fatt: viclinist. Mr.. Herman Raksmana;
violoncsllist Mr.. Richard LoriebsrE
soc p m--The modern rediscoNsry OF
God. by Or. Wood.
s.l5-T D. m.-TeA for young women-An1
young woman who wishes TO meet and
make friends while IN washinGton
T-T:tS p. m--Any young man who Wiahss
meet and make friends while IN
Washington 10 invited TO drop In At this
hour. Music
m.-wednssdAy Knitting Club foe
young women.
. p. m. Thursday-Mid-wssk Confsrunes-S
Social Prayer Service
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10 COMMISSIONED
FROM CAPITAL BY
WARDEPARTMENT

Nineteen Washington men were
given commissions today IN the Of
ncers' reserve corps by the War De-
pGrtment.
These appointments were additional
to those made At the close Of the
Fort Myer camp. Most Of the men
commissioned are assigned to the
stan departments, and were not re-
CURED to attend training camps be-
fore receiving commissions.
The list OF wGshingtonians COM
missionsd follows:
Willis " Miller. office Of chief Of
engineers, captain engineer corps.
George c. LIghtner, office OF chief
Of engineers; Eugene l. Lindsey, for
est service: Bruce E. Clark. 221e Cal
ifornia street; Harvey T. Mum. 1912
Sixteenth street northwest, nrst lieu
tenants engineer corps.
Burdett Kelly, 13s L street north
west, captain QuArtermGster corps.
Alberto Schrsiner. $50 Munsey
building, captain ordnance corps
Ernest p Miller, jr., 22oo @ street
northwest; Clay Preston, Hotel Pow
hatan. and Thomas Y. Ailburn, 10
Fourtsanth street northwest, nrst
lisutenants ordnance corps.
Albert Burton, signal corps head
quarters, frst lieutenant signal corps.
Thomas H. Mcconnell, Bureau OF
Insular Affairs. captain aviation sec
Ion signal corps.
Lucius p. OrdwSy. jr.. the High
lands. nrst lieutenant aviation sec
lion.
DR.. John V. Rensselaer,. the RO-
:hambsGu. captain medical corpa-
Drs. William o. Wstmore, 1925 U
strset; Christopher J. Murphy, /
thirteenth street northeast; Marcus
". Lyon. IT., - v street northwest:
charles Bell, 1918 G street northwest,
nrst lieutsnGnts, medical corps.
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D. c. GUARDSMEN VISIT
HOMES BEFORE LEAVING

Final opportunity to visit their
homes in Washington before they de.
part for Southern training camps was
afforded members OF the District Ma
tional Guard today.
Members OF the Third regiment in
fantry. in camp at Fort Myer, were
excused inter inspection this morn
ing to visit their families in the city.
Latest orders hx the time of depar.
ture at Wednesday morning.
Enlisted men in the eight units In
training at Camp Ordway were per-
mitted to visit relatives and friends
In Washington this afternoon.
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QUOTES PRESIDENT ON
SUFFRAGE PICKETS

J. A. II. Hopkins. whose wife was
among the suffrage pickets sent to
Oecoquan, has addressed a letter to
Congressman Webb, chairman of the
House Judiciary Committee. In which
he states that President Wilson toll
him that he did not order the arrest
Of the women. and that he did not
consider their banners treasonabls.
The Washington times., 1917-08-11

The boards in Divisions and II
which have exceeded their quotas
are passing on remaining exemption
claims before them. All men over
their quotas will be listed a., nu-
cleus for quotas when the second
draft is ordered
The first list OF names Of men who
passed physical examination in Divi,
zion 8 and who made no claim for
exemption has been given out ~ the
board in that division.
Dida't CLAIM Erempsion.
The list is a. follows:
Lawrence c. DoekinEs, 1915 Twelfth
street: Emmett Earnest Smith, 223S
GeorEia avenue; Willis Simmons.
222B Twelfth street: John Shepherd.
S1O oakdAle street; James Harold
Rsss, 144O W street: Charles A Nor
ris, 306 Florida avenue; Amos Hebron,
1855 Eleventh street: Arthur o. Ter
rell 1431 Corcorau street; John H.
WoodSon. POSI- Georgia avenue;
Claude p. Carmichael. 1920 T street;
walter l. Wallace, 223S Eleventh
street; Francis p. Gauges, 30 r
street; James A. Allen. SIS street;
Clifford A. Wrenn. 1883 Fourth street;
Ralph White Teller. 1885 Q street;
Frank BslmaF Knapp. 221I Tenth
street: Harry West o31 V street;
Clyde Miller Corr, 231 r street north
east; william Beleher Cooley, 1921 7
street: Robert ThroclCmoTton, 1874
Corcoran street; Percy Edward Allen,
l0l1 V street; George G. Better. 635
w street; John L Price. 1904 Third
street: William Walker. 400 Oakdale
place: Arthur P. walsh. 163 U street;
Marlin c. Russell, 1875 V street; RO-
land L Davis, 1870 V street; George
W. johnson. 1893 Ninth street; Finks
Fly, 1912 street: John H McPher-
son, 14l1 Swami street; John B. VIII
hAms, Rhode Islapd avenue; Austin
Curtis, 94o Florida avenue: Albert
Lauck, 800 street northeast; LIenes
II. Verdun, 1902 Third street: Will
liam HAirst0n, 1909 Thirteenth
street; John c. Snyder, Al Q street
northeast; ErTinE ]. Henderson. 1882
Fifteenth street; Griffin Payne, 202I
Tenth street: Charles l. Carson, 1929
r street: James William Paige, 24oH
Bryant street: William Marcellus
Joyner, ITSsh Sixth street: william
Henry SWinson, 1905 wiItberger
street; Charles B. Corcoran. Franklin
Apartments: Daniel d. johnson, Is45
Twelfth street; Mckinley Snowden,
1904 Riggs street: Leamon II. Win
stead. 237 X street northeast, and Ju-
MUS Williams, 223 BIands court.
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Congregational

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
ioth and O sts. y ". Rev. James L. Cor
don. u. D.. minister: Rev. Robert Wood Coo.
associate. li7oo q N. sermon BY Rev I
Paul Taylor. OF Detroit. Mich. subject:
'-Churchianity and Christianity. Music By
double quartet. S:S a. N Sunday school
100 p. m. Young peoples nesting No other
evening service
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ceilings Are Guests
OF Pre- ident and
Wife on Mayfower

The President and Mrs Wilson, who
sailed aboard the Mayiower last
evening for q weekend trip down the
I Potomac, have as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Boiling nd John Ran
dolph Boiling. Mrs. Wilson's brothers
and sIster-in-law The Mayfiower
sailed at 5 o'clock. and the little party
dIned aboard. They will return IN
Monday.
! Mrs. Robert Lansing was hostess At
tea yesterday afternoon, entertaining
DR.. Fridtjof hansen, head of the com
mission from Norway, and the men,
oers OF his party. The Norwegian
minister, Mr.. Bryn. was also in the
party. Mrs. Lansing was assisted .v
her niece Mrs. John Foster Dulles
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Secretary and Mrs. Lansing and Mr.
and Mrs. Dulles expect to attend ser
vice at Pohick Church in Virginia to-
morrow.
Newton D. Baker, Secretary Of War.
who has gone to Cleveland. expects
to return the nrst of next week.
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The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs Daniels left washington late
yesterday afternoon on board the
Sylph for q trip down the Potomac
and into adjacent waters Their
companion was the Secretary's aid.
They win return in time for the Sec
Rotary TO take up his duties at the
Navy Department on Monday.
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DIR. DeVereuX Here.
several DAYS with Mrs. DevereuK al
their residence In Chevy Chase. DR..
DeVereux 10 in charge Of an ambu.
lance unit training II AllentownI
Pa, for service in France.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Delano Rob
bins will leave Washington Tuesday
for Tuxedo. where they will visit Mr.
Robbins family until they sail for
Argentina, where Mr.. Robbins will
serve as frst secretary OF the Ameri
can embassy at Buenos Aires. They
expect to be in Tuxedo about a week,
and do not yet know the exact date
OF sailing.
Joseph Letter, who has been with
Mrs. Letter at Edgewater. Beverly
Farms, Aass., has returned to Wash
ington for a few days.
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Capt and Mrs Perry Belmont en-
tertained at dinner at Belcourt, New
port. last evening for Baron Mon
eheur. head OF the Belgian mission.
who IL their guest.
Returns To Bar HarboF.
Sir Edgar speyer Of England has
returned to Bar Harbor and Lady
speyer has gone to Peterboro. Mass.
g. 4 visit. after having been guests
Of M srd Mrs. George Peabody Eus
tbs at Newport for several days.
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Morgan T. CoAk!ey has returned 10
town from Newport News. Va. where
he has been the guest OF Mrs. vii
liam Brett
Mrs. Robert Downs is spending the
month of August with friends at
Springfield. Mass.
Stephen D. MAthsr, director OF the
National Park Service. and Mrs.
hathsr, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert W. Gleason OF Boston, who
are taking q motor trip through New
a. Nags
at the Mount Washington Hotel. At
Breton Wood.
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MrH- Hugh L. Scott and Mrs. W. J.
Boardman will be hostesses at the
last Saturday afternoon dance for the
men OF the present reserve Officers
training camp at Fort Ayer. which
will be held this afternoon at the
Red Cross clubhouse. At sixteenth and
K streets, in the building donated to
the Red Cross by Mrs. Violet B. Janin.
Dancing will be from till : o'clock.
after which refreshments Will he
served. The next dance Will be held
on Saturday. September l, for the
men OF the second officers training
.p
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The Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
are spending q few days at Wood ~.
the home Of Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. William Phillips. Mr..
Roosevelt IL recuperating from an
attack Of throat trouble
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Senator and Mrs. KnoI on.

Senator and Mrs. Phrander c.
Knox have left Washington to motor
to their home In Pittsburgh. Thsy
nave been in Washington the greater
part OF the summer.
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Misc Disstoa to WEI To-Day.

Miss Pauline Disston, daughter Of
Mrs. William Disston, win be mar
ried today in Emmanuel Church,
Newport, to John wanamaker, n.
The brides attendants will be Mrs.
Walter B. Brooks, jr., OF Baltimore;
Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt. Mrs..
Frederick T. FrelinEhuyssn, Mrs. AnE-
Ter b. Duke, Mrs. Arturo de Hssren,
sister OF the Bridegroom: Miss
Elizabeth s. Sands, Aiss Lisa Norris,
Miss Frances Moore, and Miss Mary
Brown WarbuTton.
Gurnes Mum. q cousin Of the bride
groom, will serve as best man and the
ushers, will be John X. Mohr, William
J. McMichasl. W. Rheinlander Stewart,
Jr., James A. Blair, jr.. J. Hutchinson
Scott, jr., c. A. Heckschsr wsthsriII,
Edmund II. Rogers, Henry Morton
McMiehAel. r. Livingston Sullivan.
Arturo de Heeren, RodmAn wanA-
maker. I'd. and Nelson Slater.
The brides brother. william Diss-
ton, will give her In marriage.
A number of guests from Washing
ton will be In attendance. Mrs. Diss-
ton gave q dinner last evening IN
honor Of her daughter and Mr.. wanna
maker, entertaining the bridal party
and q number OF other guests.
Miss Disston was confirmed Thurs
day in the Episcopal Church. The
ceremony took place in Emmanuel
Church in Newport, where her mar
riage ceremony will be performed by
Bishop James de Wolfe Perry. 1t Was
quite private, only the brides mother
being present
Mr.. WGnAmaker Is . grandson Of
former Postmaster General Wana-
maker, of President Harrison's Cab
met
Mrs. william NJ. Black, wife OF the
chief Of engineers, U. s. A, has left
town for a short trip North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Kenyon are oc-
cupyinE the residence OF Mrs. Oscar A.
RnIpe in Chevy Chase which they have
leased for the summer. They have with
them Mrs Ksnyon's parents and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Bailey and
Miss Helen Bailey.
Former Ambassador Henry White
and Mr.. and Mira Chauncsy NJ. Depew
were the honor guests at q luncheon
given by Col and Mrs.. Archibald Hop
kins yesterday at their summer homo.
At williamstown, AAss.
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@n"o"net}nt'rt'
Baptist
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Baptist

eth ST. and VA AVE. s. Z.
REV. HOWARD l. STEWART. Pastor.
Public worship At II .. m and ,. m, with
sermons BY Rev. A. o. Gilmore. Pm D. Of
salem. n. J. Subjects. morning: III
PROGRAM FOR THE CHRISTIAN LIFE
IN WAR TIMES" evening. THE DEVIL
FIRST LIEUTENANT. STATIONED IN
WASHINGTON" FrSs psws. A cordial
Welcome 70 all.
z Hes susm's pulpit. Centennial. 7th and
Eye n. z. Preaching. II a. N. by G. J.
sheetsi S:l5 2. m. By r. R. Riedel.
Unitarian
ALL SOULS CHURCH,
Cor. Fourteenth and L StS.
Ulysses u. B. Pierce. DID,. Minister
II o. m--Hornins servics: Bermon bX Dr..
Pierce Kindergarten during the hdhr Of
morning worship. The Church Of Our Father
unites with this congregation.
The Washington times., 1917-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs.. william B. wrenn of
Fort Myer Heights. Va. accompanied
by their little son and daughter, have
lsft Washington for Atlantic City, max
Ing the trip by motor. They will be at
the Hotel Lexington for a fortnight.
The Washington times., 1917-08-11

Mrs. Dsios BlodEett. AiAs Helen Blod-
Eett. Mas Mona BlodEett. Ara. Charles
Graves Matthews. and AlAs Maize
Porcher have arrived at the Waldorf
Astoria BY motor en route to Long Island
whsrs they viii spend the week END.
Ma BlodEstt'S son. Delos BlodEstt, IT,,
joIned them In New York.
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Mrs. George Crouch has returned
to Warrington from Atlantic City,
where she paused . fortnight
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Many Boz Parties
Mark Repetition
OfBailet 'htine'
Photo By Buck

Mrs. J. Borden Hartman entertained
box party at the BelalSco Theater last
evening for the second performance Of
Adolf Bolm's Ballet IntIme. In the par
ty were Mrs. Walter Howe. Col s. A
Cheney. Basil Miles. Leland Harrison.
and Major Carpenter.
Mrs. Blaine Beale had quests with her
in q box. among them being Mrs. Nicho-
las LonEworth,. Mr.. and Mrs Warren
DelAno Robbins. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Mitchell Senator Reed Smoot also
entertained a party In q box Some Of
the distinguished people In the audience
were Charles W. Richardson. Mrs.
William II. Jacques and David
jacques, Mrs. S. c. Neals, Miss
Ruth Hitchcock. Miss Margaret
McChord, Miss Lena Hitchcock,
Col W. W. Harris. Col Eduardo RAY
baud. military attache Of the Argentine
embassy; Mrs. Victor Kaufman and her
son: Miss Margaret Howard and Georges
GeoIroy. OF the Permanent French COM
mission.
OFF On HOneynoon.
The marriage Of Miss Matilda Ger
Der. daughter OF Mrs. MathiIda Ger
Der. and Chester Chesterfield, of Sag
NAV, Mich, and Washington. took
place Wednesday evening IN the Ksl-
lar Memorial Church. the Rev. Sam
ueI T. Nicholas officiating.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Ella Gerber. and Alvin
W. NienoW was best man. After the
ceremony an informal reception was
held In the church. after which the
bride and bridegroom left for an ex-
tended trip TO Norfolk and the South
They will be at home late in Sep
TENDER
The bride wore a modIsh white
gown and hat. and carried a bouquet
OF Brides roses. The maid Of honor
wore pink georgette crepe and a
large white sht trimmed with pink
roses.
Gives Luncheon for Sister.
Mrs. Charles J. Happier enter
tAined at q luncheon today in COM
pIiment to her sister, Miss Dorothy
Shuey, whose marriage TO ChTisto-
pher Smith will AXE place on
August 10. There were covers for
eight. The table was decorated
with pin kand white roses, artis-
ucally arranged In a basket
The wedding party of Miss Shuey
and Mr.. Smith has just been com.
pleted and includes six usherE, in
addition to the several members
already announced. Mrs Happier.
matron Of honor: Miss Edith Oracle
and Miss Amy Bennett, bridesmaids.
and William Nalthe Johanness.n
hrst secretar yof the Norwegian lie.
CATION. best man. The ushers will
be Mr.. De SartIE~s and Mr.. RIondel
Of the French embassy stan; Mr.. de
Morgenstierne. secretary of the
special Norwegian mission; Chris
ton vnEt. member OF the special
Norwegian mission: NicolaI Aal,
consul from Norway at New York.
and Mr.. de AorsndIere. attached to
the French embassy.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Ramsey NJ w.,h
lnEton. have arrived at AshsviIIe N
e, and are guests at the Manor.
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senator and Mrs. Kno1 on.
Senator and Mrs. Philander G.
Knox have left Washington to motor
to their home In Pittsburgh. Th.y
nave been in Washington the greater
part Of the summer.
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The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt
are spending q few days at wood'sy.
the home OF Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. William PhlIIIps. Mr..
Roosevelt H. recuperatIng from an
attack Of throat trouble.
FIVE MINUTES
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Morgan T. CoAk!ey has returned 10
town from Newport News, Va. where
he has been the guest Of Mrs. vii
liam Brett
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Christian
New Thought

NEW THOUGHT.
Meeting Friday evening. August rTth. Bisn-
helm apartments. isn California street
apartment Vol. Address by James A. Ed
Earton. president Of the International New
Thought Alliance THE NEW VISION
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THE CIqY'S SOCIAL SIDE
Martin Wallis
Maptlals Dra4v
Many Visitors

Miss Helen Virginia Wallis. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wallis, and Jo-
seph Gaillard Martin. Of New Orleans
and Pass Christian. Miss. will be mar
ried this evening at $40 o'clock at ths
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Wallis. on Corco-
ran street The ceremony. which win
be attended only by relatives and a few
intimate friends. win be performed BY
honsignor Macl<in. Of St. PAurs Church.
and will be followed by = small roosp-
tion-
DR.. Martins mother. Mrs Eugene
Martin, Of New Orleans and Pan Chris-
tan; his sister. hiss Anna Martin, and
his brother. Eugene Martin, who are
staying with their cousinl. Congressman
and Mrs. Percy ouln. win attend the
wedding. and there viii be an interesting
group Of out-of-town quests. including
the brides uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. James T. Wallis and the Misses
Virginia and Louise Wallis, Of Altoona,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward
Lyon. Of Worchester, Mas. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry F1txhnEh Gray, Of Warren
ton. Va. and Mr.. and Mrs. LorinE
Shuler. Of BAla, Pa.
Eugene Martin viii be bast man for
his brother. and Miss Martin will be
Miss Wal is' maid Of honor and only at
tendant The ceremony viii take place
in the bay window OF the drawing room
before a screen OF palms and fsrna, or
set by graceful clusters Of pink rosss
rhs house will be decorated throughout
with pink roses. palms, and ferns. ,
string orchestra viii play the weddink
muSic-
VIII Winter In TsxaA-
The bride will enter the room on
the arm OF her father, who will give
her In marriage. She will wear q
gown Of white satin, with . bodies
Of duchess lace. The drapsd skirt
falls over . flounes OF duchess lace
and . eoronst of the lace, caught BY
clusters OF orange blossoms, will hold
her veil in place. The gown has q
court train OF satin hung from the
shoulders. The bride will carry q
shower bouquet OF Stephanotis and
gardenias.
Miss Martins gown IL OF white
lace, built over shell pink chiffon and
garlanded with pink rosebuds. She
win carry . shsaf Of pink roses. MrH
Wallis, the brides mother, will wear
. costume OF white GeorEetts crepe
made with embroidered panels and
trimmed with Brussels point lace.
Mrs. Martins gown is OF white en-
broidersd net
After the reception Mr.. Martin ana
his bride will leave town for an ex-
tended wedding trip. the latter wear.
ing becoming blue taffeta travel
ing suit and . small black hat trim
med with forget-me-nots. On the
completion Of their bridal they will
go to Gresnvills, Tex, TO remain
until spring. Mr.. Martin 10 . cotton
expert In the service OF the govern
ment- Z