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Butman-Marr wedding.

The Rev. Charles Wood, pastor OF
the Church OF the Covenant, will Of
flciate at the wedding this evening OF
Miss Marguerite Mari, daughter of
Mrs. May Atherton Mari, and Carl
Hawes Butman. The ceremony will
take place at the home OF the bride,
1918 street, at 7:30 o'clock, and will
be attended by only a few relatives
and intimate friends. A large recep-
tion will follow at 8 o'clock.
The drawing room has been elabor-
ately decorated with palms, ferns.
cosmos, roses, oak leaves, and various
autumn flowers. The bridal party will
stand in the bow window, which has
been converted into a bower OF white
roses against a background OF palms.
Mrs. Mari will give her daughter
away. The bride will wear a gown
OF white satin, the bodice made with
flowing sleeves OF georgette crepe
and heavily embroidered with pearls.
A long court train of the satin is
draped from the shoulders. She will
wear a handsome tulle veil, edged
with real lace, which her mother wore
at her wedding. 1t will be arranged
on the hair with a coroLet OF the
lace. Her bouquet will be a shower
OF orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Harold Tharp, of Indianapolis,
will be the matron of honor. Her
gown will be OF pink satin. trimmed
with silver lace. The brides sister,
Miss Anna Mari, who will be maid OF
honor. will wear a gown OF blue satin
and georgette crepe and silver lace.
Both attendants will carry arm bou-
quets OF pink roses. Richard Daniels
will be best man.
Mrs. Marr will assist the young cou-
pie In receiving the guests. She will
be gOwned in gray crepe de chine.
with trimmings OF tulle and crystal.
and will wear sorsage bouquet OF
orchids. When Mr.. Butman and his
bride leave for their wedding jour
new the latter will wear modish
suit of old blue cloth. a small black
velvet hat, and black fox furs Upon
their return they will make their
home at the Baltimore apartment, in
Biltmore street
Among the guests from out of town
for the wedding are Mrs. william Me
Kelvey, OF Pittsburgh: Mrs. John 3.
Wight, OF Montclair, y. J.; Mrs. Cliff
ford Latta, OF Cincinnati: Miss Adele
MolyneauX, OF oxford, Ohio. and
Charles Sumner Halves, Of Chicago.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Donald Cameron
are at the Plaza hotel In Nav York
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WOMAN ARTISTS WANT
TO ENLIST IN ARMY

MARsHFIELD, Mass, Oct. e-An
association Of women made up Of art
lists has rendered its services to the
War Department to engage in camou-
mage work during the duration OF
the war, and the move has been un-
officially approved by the depart
ment, according to Mrs. Clara Lathrop
Strong, who inaugurated the move
ment
The associations membership Is
open to women OF all ages. provided
they are strong physically and have
had some training in landscape, mu-
raj or scene painting. or in sculpture.
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Girls! Try This Pretty
French Woman's
Beauty Recipe

ParIs-Oh! What a beautiful complex
ion! The charming Mile. Mareix says
every woman can have one by using
Creme TokalOn ROseatcd each night and
morning Totally different from all
others Success guaranteed or money
back. Supplied at every good toilet
counter. SAmOng OtherS-PeOple's Drug
Stores, O'DOnneHs Riker-HeOcmdn, As
sOcidfed Drug Stores, n. GOLdeHber0's,
s. KoHA, Sons & Co.-AdVt.
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EXPRESS SAFE DYNAmrrEp.

FRoSTBURG. Md, Oct. Ga safe
In the Western Maryland railway
station at Frostburg. the property OF
the American Express Company. was
wrecked with dynamite last night
The robbers secured nothing, although
the safe contained money orders
worth $1,000, other valuable papers,
80 in cash and SO worth of chewing
gum. Just as the explosion occurred
Michael Black, Thomas Shay, and
Walter Mont OF Allegany Mines. re-
turning from work. came along and
the robbers were frightened away-
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Miss oAles Becomes
Bride of Reserve
Officer Wilmer

A pretty though simple wedding
this afternoon was that of Miss Mar
garet Allies, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton 2. Allies. and Pere A Wilmer.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph R. Will
mer, of Annapolis The bridegroom
is Ia training at the reserve officers
camp at Fort Myer.
Only relatives were present at the
ceremony, which was simple because
OF the recent death of the brides
grandfather. The wedding was at 3
o'clock at the home OF the bride, In
I street, the Rev. Father O'Connell OF
St Joseph's Church officiating.
Father o'ConneIl Is the brides god
father. The house was adorned with
autumn leaves. flowers and palms.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was lovely in a
gown OF white satin and fine lace.
made with q long train OF the lace.
The same lace formed part OF the
bodice, which was embroidered with
pearls. The tulle veil was caught to
her hair with a coronet of lace. Her
bouquet was OF lilies of the valley
and orchids.
The brides only attendant was her
sister, Miss Mary Allies, who wore a
dainty gown Of pale yellow taffetR
embroidered with q gold thread and
veiled in bronze colored tulle. With
II she wore a picture hat of gold lace
and bronze tulle and carried an arm
full OF yellow roses. The best man
was George o. Vass.
There was no reception after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer will
leave this afternoon for a wedding
journey. the latter travelling in a mo-
dish suit OF midnight blue broadcloth.
made with a collar OF sealskin and a
velvet toQue OF the color OF the suit.
adorned with small gray wings.
Upon their return Mr.. Wilmer will
return to the training camp and the
bride will stay with her parents until
Mr.. winners plans are settled.
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Obtain New Life by Taking
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Improvement comes TO stay, guaranteed free
from Choral, Cocaine. Morphine or other
narcotic drugs. Write fer booklet Each
package contains 20 days treatment, by mail
81 c. Il. Howells & Co.. 80 Church ST.. New
York. Sold by James O'Donneil and other
leading drugEists.-AdTt-
The Washington times., 1917-10-06

Mrs. John F. Rodgers, who passed
the summer at her place in Bar Har-
Dor, Me-, returned to Washington yes
ttrday. Her daughter. Mrs. Horace
Westcott, who has been with her In
Bar Harbor since the first week N
August, stopped In New York on the
way home. Mrs. Westcott will return
tc Washington next week.
Mrs. Westcott was the honor guest
at dinner which Mrs. James B. Nc
Donald gave last evening at the
Ritz-CarltoR, in New York. Mrs
Mcdonald went to New York Thurs
day and will return tomorrow.
Mrs. Mcdonald returned to Wash
ington last week after an absence OF
several months. She left Washington
the first week in July to spend some
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TbeCiVil Service PreparaturySchOO

L Adolph RichardS. n. A N g., PRINCIPAL
g. e Corner Hth and r sts. N. w. TeIephon.
Franklin 1850
PitmAn, Graham and Gregg Shorthand
TypewritinE. BookkeeplnE EnKlIah ~
Mathematics.
Former Civil Service Examiner In charr, Of
Special Civil Service Classes
write phone.
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Theosophy

QUESTION MEETING. sunday, oct.
:. p. m. at TheOsophlenl Hall. 1915
II Street y. W.. conducted by Herbert
l.. SOIyOm. Public cordially invited.
Class for members only, Tuesday
evenings; Glasses for non-members,
and Friday evenings. Ii
brary open daily except Saturdays and
Sundays. 3 to 8 p. m
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BEAUTY Of STAGE,
!. TITLED, DIES POOR
NINSANE ASYLUM

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-Beautiful
Anna Robinson, formerly Lady Ross
lyn, whose name was coupled with
that Of King Leopold OF Belgium,
died in the Manhattan State Hospital
for the Insane on Wards Island. Her
complete physical breakdown, fol-
lowing the loss OF her large fortune,
and her death in insanity and pow
erty, make a somber ending to q
chapter that was spectacular even
In the history OF American stage
beauties.
Miss Margaret Robinson. Of West
Philadelphia, gave the story OF her
sisters life.
Anna was born in a town in Wis
consin in 1871, but we moved to Min
neEpolis soon after" she said. 1--WE
went to school together and went on
the stage together. Il was in 'Shen-
andoah,' produced by Mr.. Frohman.
and Anna played an ingenue part.
She was very beautiful. Anna was
always beautiful. The papers often
described her as a 'dashing, over.
whelming person with black eyes
But her eyes were blue and her man
ner was almost shy. Yet she was
very patrician looking. She had the
lovellest hands ] ever saw.
"She was on the stage only a few
years. She played in Cranes produc-
tion OF THE Governor of Kentucky
. and in Hoyt's "A Trip to Chinatown
and "A Temperance Town She was
featured In that.
u Name with Rich Men.
Her name was associated with
those OF several millionsires in ru-
. .mors Of engagements.
"She was present at Harry Thaw's
ofamous beauty dinner. No, didn't
= say she was the most beautiful
, woman there. That would sound pref
-udiced. But she was one of the beau
!. -tiful women there.
"She soon went to England to live,
, and she spent most OF her life there.
She knew the best people and was
always to be found wherever 1t was
most fashionable to be in London, In
Paris, at the seaside, according to the
season. Anna always liked to do the
.tproper thing
"She was married to Lord RosslynI
in 1905 and divorced him in 1907. Lord
b Rosslyn, as you know, Is James Fran
els Harry St Clair Erskins, q brother
= OF Lady Sutherland. 1t II q very
prominent English family.
"She made q great fortune At Monte
Carlo and on the races.
erased by Losses.
y But Annals health began to fall as
long ago as ten years, and she lived
very quietly thereafter at her home,
IL Norfolk street, Park Lane, until
until two years ago. Then she lost
all her money through the war.
That was the beginning Of her in
sanity. After she lost her money she
came over to New York to live, and
have done all I could with my very
limited means to help her.
Her mind became gradually more
and more affected, and q few weeks
ago I received a most disordered let
ter from her, written from the Herald
Square Hotel Soon after that she
was taken to the New York Hospital
by q friend OF hers whom ! do not
know. I couldn't md her until about
two weeks ago, when I learned she
was in the psychopathic ward of
Bellevue Hospital She was still beau
tiful two weeks ago, but her mind
was gone.
. AT the end she sank very rapidly.
and they took her to Wards Island
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Unitarian
ALL SOULS CHURCH,

Cor. Fourteenth and l. Sts-
I vsses =. Y. Pierce. ID. Minister
s:G5 q. M. Sunday school: Class for the
Comparative Study OF Religion, and Unity
study Class s.--
100 =. III. morning service: sermon by the
minister. There Is also kindergarten during
the hour Of morning worship.
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Grace Baptist
Universalist
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER

Thirteenth and L SITS. N. ".
REV JOHN VAN sCHAICK. Jr., D, d,
Pastor, or leave.
Rev. wM COUDEN, Acting PAstss.
Public worship at II 4 m. with sermon ~
Mr.. Couden. Subject, Rally Day..
Young Peoples Christian Union At ! ,. ~
Leader. Miss Forbes, Topic. What Is Worth
While -
sunday school. S:Is .. m. Free ktnderzaE-
ten. II a. m
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GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL

Begins o3rd Year Sept. 26tk.
Member Of the Association Of American Law
Schools.
suIc1 GtAndArds for entrance and course n
select student body. and maximum credlt
from other law schools
Instruction by most widely approved nn.tbo,,
by professional teachers trained IN m,
best modern law schools and by lawyer, N
active practice.
rhree-yeHr course Dor Ii. B.: one-yenr rso.t-
graduate for LII NJ. or NJ p L
Afternoon course available 10 empIcy.d ,rus-
ents, 70 $50. Optional morning c:Aase,
7;5O-s:t1
Secretary. Masonic Temple. Il. go.
The Washington times., 1917-10-06

aAAtN - 49,
Wyoming avenue.
Army Men In n. Y.
Mrs V. Evans Sewall who was the
guest OF her brother and sister-in-law,
Commander and Mrs. Frank Taylor
Evans. LIS NJ, and Mrs Evans.
IN Newport. will return to washing
ton tomorrow
DiRing at the Astor Hotel in New
York last evening were MAJ. Gen J.
Franklin Bell, Maj. Gen. George w.
Goethals. Nal. Gen. William C
GOrgas. Lieut.. T. B. Peyton, U. s. A,
and Mrs. Peyton.
Rear dAmiral and Mrs. Reginald u.
have left Washington for
New York. where they are staying Gt
the Astor Hotel. They will leave New
York shortly for foreign service.
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time motoring and to make a ssri..
Of visits.
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Congregational
DR.. Gordon's Subjects
Sunday, October 9TH

D1.200 Copies
OF DR.. Gordon's
sermon on 'SThe
Passing ofPOpe,
King. and War
riOr,7 will be
distributed at
the service on
Sunday morn
ing.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF LAW
tEveninE sesIions EIciunvsiy. }

tsNening Sessions EKciunvoly.l
Standard courses. IeaoinE 70 dsErOas of H.s
ter and Bachslor Of Lawn
rHE THREE-YEsR COURSE LEADING To
DECREE OF Ii. B. MAY BE COMPLETED
N TWO YEARS tSEE CATALOG. PAGE ~
Dean or Secretary At administration ofnc.s
Or from t;So TO .. m
Secretary At Law School buildinE. r1ss1I
Nth st NV. Tel. Frank. 500
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Spnituaiism

The First Spiritualist Church
.sTHE DEVILS PARENTAs,
Lecture by the pastor. Alfred Il. TsrN
Sunday. at p. m, followed by spirit mes.
sages. at PythiAn Temple. t0l2 Nh ~. W.
Second door All welcome.
UNITY SPIRITUALISTs' CHURCH
O'd Masonic Hall. Sth and ? SITS. N. W.,
third floor televator). 40 .. m. Sunday. Tnl1
newly organized church will hold Its hFg9
me ting. Special services by MARX A Bar
wise and wife, OF Maine: and -GsorEs ".
Hates and wife. Messages by Ars. KAtosI
Do not miss this Interesting occAsioa. Al n
xFV VaA
The Washington times., 1917-10-06

at home after January 1 at 2141
Wyoming avenue.
The Washington times., 1917-10-06

SUBJECTS
II A. INFAMOUS AsTRoLoGIsTs
and Their Strange Predie-
tIons Concerning the End
of The War;
s p. M-TrHE SECRETS OF THE
-KAISER,'S AS Revealed In
sMr. Gerurd's Book" and
DR.. Hills Investigation
The Washington times., 1917-10-06
Christian
Reformed

Reformed
rDATE t5'h and n SITS N W.
SANEANL Henry IT, Rauck, n D., Pastor
Fortieth anniversary :, rvices.
e.4O-,Syinday school, Il and s, sermons by
Dr. Geo w. Richards. Rev. J. u. Buhrer
also speaks In the evening.
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Episcopal
Y. NJ. c. A.

Respect the Hedges"
By Rcy. James shera Montgomery. D. D.
Y. M. c. "A. Lobby p. m.
Coed Music Good Fellowship.
MEN AND WOMEN INVITED.
The Washington times., 1917-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Donald Cameron
are at the Plaza hotel In New York.
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First Congregational Church
Corner 10th and c Streets
Y. w. c. A.

Y. w. c. A.
7 W. c. A.
Building open l:3o to 7:So.
Vesper service, $50.
Speaker, Rev. Henry AustAdt-
Topic, "Old Heads on Youry Shoulders"
SoioIst Miss Marion Green.
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The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will leave Washington tonight
for Arizona, where they will pass the
Congressional recess with Mrs. Mar
shalls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
L kimseY.
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MRS. EMILY ERECH BARNES
Ealadencs Studio, 10 lIth II. ne. Ph. LknA
s1R 5aaA. AnA IN. ma ma q. u. ",
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EDUCATIONAL.
NATIONAL SCHOOL
FINE & APPLIED ART

. 1905 Pa. Ave. & RIGGS RINx
GaiH I76o. Felix MahSIy, DlFsetOE
Day and Evening Classes Ia Drawing
Painting, IntsrioC Decoration, Costume D.
signing, Poster and Commercial ILLUSTRATING
and Spectrum Color. A new invention 81
daylight Illumination used in evening clAaSsS
CATALOGUE ON REQUEST Opena OF
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Wcrbants ganf ober bel 6. q. @raf
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Bob Ro.
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F. J. koeHer,
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Sermann, No.

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befdlagen iopobI pie i'm Sdmie6e.
,inb @asenbanonerf.
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Saro ODER ouf geiteIIune al aiinfti.
sen geoingrneen unb su annebmba.
rem Hreiien eeIiefert.
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81 Serfanfen: elm 8aditein 8obn.
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angeftrihen. Got 60 BEL 100 i'm Gen.
trlim bon $ermatn. 8reis unb ge.
oingllneen giinitie. Rad5ufraeen in
Der Office b. 81.
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iclben In Der Office b. gI. ab5iliefern.
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Idtnns SGger.

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mieoerbolten Walen unb' crit fiir5li1
mieocr Serluit e~rlitten 10 baB mir l,ns
5u inherent eigcncn Sfrse bcreinigt
baben I'M BENT Saeen allf unieren
2anOcrn ginbalt 81 tbltn. @ir Der.
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Sdnoereien at iagen meber BEL Gag
nod bel Hadt obne ,,niere grlalib.
nib. @eeen ieOen %ltebertreter 6ieies
Serbotes perben mir eemeiniam ipe.
gen lmerlal,btem 8etretcn Ceres.
pass unieres Saroes eeiesIid bor-
geber.
Geo. Gpplc,
Geo. Iellmann,
Sbco. Sdeioegger,
Srit eng,
Sbeo. &atb,
6rit Selmers,
Seonarb Sacrer,
Gbas. StclIe,
Gblpin Sdmitt,
@m. S. Serbian,
Sp. @einlanb,
Ilguit eng,
Soc. Soroon.
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@crlangt: ein WGbden fir aIlae.
meinc Saltsarbeit.
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Sn Dermictben: 3 obcr 4 3immer
in meincm @obnbous an Der 3.
Strabe.
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