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in -Gra rasshopper" This almost classic
robe OF white velvet has flowing sleeves
that show an interesting circular cut
In Polly With a Past" Miss Anne
Meredith wears golden yellow velvet
gown in which she looks exactly like
a Fra Angelica madonna. II is not "a
negliSee-in the play-but il gives some
wonderful tcaeown suggestions. with its
lovely lines and its f-inre1 sash of self
material Perhaps i'm Polly With a
P.st" are grouped the most interesting
stage clothes OF the season. Miss Ina
Claire wears in this Belasco produc-
tiun several stunning costumes, one OF
which j. pictured tOday-an evening
frock all sparkling sequins and metal
lace. the simmer subiued by clouds of
softly-veiling chiffon. In tho third act
Miss Claire. masquerading as mysteri'
Gus and alluring siren with "a past.
wears a really thrilling gown Of flame
colorod chiffon velvet. pulled back tight
lv 10 show the contours OF the figure
and draped into a tulle and velvet
In the first act she has a charming
frock OF reseds green with black satin
turic embroidered in green chenille.
Many Lace Gowns in This Seasons
Plays.
Everyb body knows now--or almost
verybody-that lace is particularly
fashionable this winter and is going to
be even more fashionable next summer.
The new costumes being made ready
for Palm Beach show that, as well as
the stage clothes.
brilliant gown worn by Julia Dean
in "On With the Dance" will interest
most women. one Of the striking stage
gowns OF the season is this: nothing
handsomer is likely to be seen before
the footlights OF course. the richness
IS al in the materials used. nothing
could be simpler tnan the lines of the
gown. straight from shoulder TO hip
with broad sash TO give contour 10
the silhouette The bodice and tunic
are of sold and silver tissue with das1es
Of color in stripe effect. Collar, cuffs
hustle Of exa ggelated dimensions. The
corSage j. topped-as far as il goes
with flesh colored tulle and strings Of
pearls act as shoulder-straps. In her
new play. The Wooing Of Eve Miss
Laurette Taylor wears some very fetch-
ing gowns. one in particular Of beet
root velvet wiki a gray squirrel wrap.
and deep fiounce on the tunic are OF
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FIRST LIGHTLESS
NIGHT TONIGHT.

ETret Dunlap. fuel commiSsioner FOR
Garter county calls attention to the
fact that the order OF the federal fuel
administra tion. relative to lights. goes
into effect tonight In the FIRST order
issued oy the administration cities using
natural gas for fuel and lights were
exempted. but a subsequent order in
cludes them and applies where coal.
gas or oil is used.
On Thursdays and Sundays lights
may not be used for advertising signs
and for other display. On rll nights
lights Of all kinds and for all purposes
mus; be used olly from 7.+5 10 IL
O'Clock p. m
There are exceptions Of private resi-
denccs and places OF business. platforms,
ailway stations. special lights on
polches or drivewsys. where the pub
be safety demands them but stores are
allowed 10 use lights only during the
time business i being conducted there
in and after that time allowing the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

The actress starring in a successful
play OF this season may consl5e- nei
ther sentiment nor economy in the mat
ter OF her costume. No ;-stset VIVA;
the prices OF coal ard food o.. what the
necessity Of conserving wool for uni!
forms. her stage frOcks and wraps must
meet a certain standard demanded by
her reputation as a star. by the produc-
ton in which she plays and By the
public who pay their good daila-s 20
see her. Il would be rather sweeping
TO say that women go TO the theater
especially 10 study clothes; but GER
tainly smart rainent in any production
is a substantial weigh IL tha h7la7ce
of its success. Where IS the woman who
viii not admit in her heart o. healts
that she IS a wee biz d.sa epciI.ted when
the women characters in g p.as make
no change Of costume through three
acts? And women have been known =
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Crosce god Beauty DIST nsl1lshNssTE
The CostumeStswor by elansS S0Mls< -
NotsJhe BlaCkLaCeE ElOuncep cepnInStGocf<"
ExtremelYiSrnaEt!

black caracul. The hat viii -,s Alra,..c
arrangement OF parldise fe1tre-a .s
chic beyond words. The cloth % - ]
and silver bodice opens % shD" w.
vest. which is made OF laye-5 70 i-
colored tulle and chiffon the mS'e -
forming a perfectly modest vest Wf.eh
is not even decollete. but which is In
visible at little distance, giving a
rather startling effect.
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Camp Bowie. arrived this noon 70 spend
tbe weekend with Lieutenant and Mrs.
r. Ii. Sayre-
Mrs. e. II. Hickson and children.
saphronia. Thelrna and Fayola. have
returned 10 their nome in Shawnee after
spending the Christmas holidays with
NJ. and Mrs z. T. Foster.
Mis- Marion McCune has returned
20 Oklahoma City afte- spending the
past few Gay-s here with Miss Anna
Mathews. 7O2 North Washington street.
= called meeting Of Ardmore chapter
No 20. Eastern star. viii be held to-
morrow night at 30 O'Clock at Ma
sonic Hall. IN election Of officers will
be held.
Ran webb left this morning for Camp
Travis in response 70 a message notify
ing him OF the Illness or his brother.
Northa Webb. who is in training there.
Miss Bernice BlackwOOd Of Pauls
VALLEY T. snending the holidays with
the Miss El;,h and Elese Berryhill,
sixth ave 1ae and street southeast
The Nsdil steam Laundry company
has flol suit ~ the district court
again D. =. sanders. et al, 10 recover
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burning Of only such lights as are DC
Usnied Tor protection.
on the white way the top ight only
viii be allowed to burn and cluster
lights Of other kinds viii also be regu-
lated. Relative to lights in dwellings
and on depot platforms and Ike places
these rezulatio may be changed at
the option of the county fuel commits
sioner.
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ROY SCOUT ACTIVITIES.

Thirteen boys Of Troop One Boy
Scouts. enjoyed a hike and possunn
hunt Wednesday night. in the creeks
and holIows west Of town Reports
seem 10 indIcate tha; Brer PossuIn ard
an his family we're Of on a vacation.
but the bors lad a good time snyway.
and wound ue the hunt with a eau-p
IRE and -.atsg Scoutmaste- Red anl
-. 2. Ei~xins -ci.speroned- rile cor q.
ssye-zi soOs s52ts are Eee5@ ~ l,fsr-
slete ssisssnr5ii1r n this sft5ss
y Tie-ssys Of Tfo3D Two. C4de4 : re
aoslshilsof SCoutrnasteT DarxSDss & rs
tasy i1s- week selling ceiente y s5-
xe1fYsaf gifts Troop Two @rs<@- ..
a ne.ai sarn 1rsIa ths>sls ofr Ck1S-t1,--E
trees. isst. syse-izs-. bEt 1they< bs.isye q
-eep.ns everisstingiy ~ 1t in order that
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Jane Cows Frocks Always Charm.

An actress OF distinctly different type
yet equal fascination. is Jane Cowl,
whose costumes are copied perhaps as
much "a any stage clothes. Women OF
Jane Cowl's type--2nd women not at
all Of her type and entirely lacking her
grace and her classic lines-study her
frOcks and carry home ideas" for their
own use. The notable features Of Miss
Cows costumes seem to be simplicity
and dignity and on no other actress do
fabrics and furs seem TO fan with more
exquisite and alluring grace. The gown
worn by Miss Cowi in one Of her recent
plays. pictured today. is illustrative Of
the grace and simplicity just spoken
Of in connection with her costumes.
This gown has chiffon velvet skirt
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the sum Of S277e9 alleged to he due
and owing 10 it by the defendants for
money paid Is surety on two certain
promissory notes.
Lieutenant T. 3. Mathews has been
notified 10 report for service at Peters
burg. Va. and viii leave for that place
Tuesday Lieutenant Mathews !s OF the
engineer officers reserve and was com
missioned in Septembei Mrs. Mathews
and children win remain here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Mcmillan and
their daughters. Misses Cecil Ruth. Mar.
garet and Lucille. motored 10 Ardmore
from Madill yesterday
The Christmas celebration OF tire
Union Sunday school held last night.
WAS one OF the most successful events
% this nature during the last FIVE
Years More tnan sixty children took
part in the program. which was given
prior 10 the distribution Of gifts.
Through the generosity Of Ardmo-e
people who contributed TO this SUNDAY
school every child present was given
useful wearing apparel. The big I'VE
and ten cent stores Of kress and Woo
worth gave toys and candies.
The exemption board has commenced
the work OF classifying and this IS
turning out TO be the most difficult part
vet encountered. The board was called
upon FOR bricllayers. one ot the ques-
,ions asked the registralts is II the
have ever been engaged in railroad
work and II so 20 state in what depart
ment or departments There are
number Of men ia ArdmOre who have
served in this capacity and not at the
present engaged in railroad work, who
expressed the opinion today that (fo-
lowing the government control o! tire
railways they expected 10 see an order
calling all registrants who are ftted fo-
this service.
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wear it in quite this way. Rapidly is
this enchanting little actress stepping
into Ellie Burke's shoes and becoming
the idol Of the matinee girl, now that
dainty Billie Burke, though not a day
older in appearance. has become a
r-latroD and a mother
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their bank account may qualify under
the Boy Scout slogan. BE Prepared
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CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.

b. :. Curtis and Walter Colbert are
in Miami.
Born Wednesday night, December 26.
1917, to Mr. and Mrs. 4. {. Parker,
llO5 Firs. avenue northwest, girl.
The little Misses Francis and Helen
Pennington are in Davis visiting their
aunt Mrs I. y. Brown.
George W. Groom. city clerk. is again
at hk, desk after a holiday spent with
relatives near Ashur.
County Attorney A. J. Hardy left
this afternoon TO attend the annual
meeting Of the State Bar association at
Oklahoma City.
T. w. Churchman, city inspector of
buildings. has return from Dallas,
Texas. where he spent the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gates and daugh-
ter. Mufet. returned this noon from
Gainesville. where they spent Christmas
day with Mrs A. ID. Smith.
Sergeant Travis King. Company T.
lllth regiment. United States engineers
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The little Misses Francis and Helen
Pennington are in Davis visiting their
aunt. Mrs /. y. Brown.
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gJUlld DSan
~WearInS *
SturnlrS
Costume Of CaracM
SndCloh Of Gold

on which is a flounca OF cha1tilly lace.
The loose bodice and sash are of bro
CaCc1 chiffon over satin meteor. The
hat is a typical Jane Cowi hat in shape
and manner Of trimming. in the
Spreading Dawn" the picture play
written by Jane CoUl and Mrs. Muriiin,
Miss COwl wears a quaint velvet cos
tune with trailing skirt, short buttoned
Jacket and p!urned hat which are as
becoming 20 her slim grace as the
modern frocks which fall to her lot
in most Of her stage impersonations.
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stage Neslieecs Of the Season.

Miss Violet Heming is 80 altogether
alluring in her short-sleeved peignoir
Of satin with its little nosegays and its
Medici collar OF wired silver lace. that
everybody is p-onouncing this the pret-
test stage negligee Of the season. Per
haps the simplest nesligee Of the win
ter is the one worn by Eileen Huhan
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the sum Of s277e2 alleged to be due
and owing To it by the defendants for
money paid as surety on two certain
promissory notes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-27

George W. Groom. city clerk, is again
at hk' desk after a holiday spent with
relatives near Ashur.
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Born Wednesday night, December 20,
1917. TO Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Parker,
llO5 Firs. avenue northwest a girl.
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B. :. Curtis and Walter Colbert are
in Miami.
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Camp Eowie. arrived this noon 70 spend
the weekend with Lieutenant and Mrs.
T. "a Ssyre-
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Sergeant Travis King. Company +
nth regiment. United States engineers,
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Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Mcmillan and
their daughters. Misses Cecil Ruth. Mar
garet and Lucille. motored 10 Ardmore
from MadiIl Yesterday.
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Fort Myer Notes.

Mrs. Adna Chaffee. widow of Maj.
Gen. Chaffee, and her sister, Mrs. CLARK,
are the guests of Mrs. Chaffee's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Chaffee will
remain during Maj. Hamilton's stay
with the militia in New York. but Mrs
Clark will leave shortly for North
Carolina.
Mr.. Rochester is here from New York
on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Fenton,
wife of Col. Fenton, I'd United States
Cavalry.
Mrs. Sturgis, wife of Capt. Sturgis,
5th Cavalry, was the guest of Capt.
and Mrs. Philip Sheridan for the for
NAL dance given by the I'd Cavalry
officers on January 80.
Lieut.. Downs has been assigned to
I'd United States Cavalry and is stop
ping at the officers Club.
Capt. Robert Wallack, 5th United
States Cavalry. is here from Mexico on
a visit to his family at Washington.
Miss Commisky, sister of Capt Com
the guest of Maj. and Mrs. klngmau
Mrs. McMichaels was the guest of
Mrs. French for luncheon on Friday.
Mrs. Edward Buchanan left on Tues
day for a visit to her mother in Ten
nessee. She will remain away while
Capt. Buchanan is with the militia of
Pennsylvania
The next big drill will be February Z.
These drills are proving SO popular
that they are unable to supply the
requests made on them for drill tickets.
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Army Notes.

Col John L. Chamberlain, who was
recently ordered to report to the in
spector general of the army for consul
tation in connection with inspections,
will be accompanied to Washington by
Mrs. Chamberlain. who was Miss Caro-
line Marrow of this city.
Mrs. Samuel Reber. wife of Col. Re
ber has leased her apartment at 1712
H street to her cousin. Mrs. Sherman
McCallum.
Capt John De Witt and Mrs. De Witt.
after a three-year detail here, have left
to join the 10th Infantry. at Ell Paso. Tex.
Mrs. c. Nick. SaltZman, wife of Lieut..
Col. Saltzman, has left Washington for
San Diego, Cal, where she was sum-
moned by the death of her sister, Mrs.
Pearson, widow of the late Col. E. P.
Pearson.
Cen George Bell. jr.. and Mrs Bell
have their daughter, Mrs. William
Scott. now visiting them at Ell Paso.
dinners and luncheons in her honor.
Mrs. John French. wife of Capt.
French. who recently left Washington
to join Capt. French at the Preside,
Cal. is being entertained since her ar
rival at San Francisco.
Capt Edward n. Woodbury., now on
duty as aid at the White House has
located at the Army and Navy Club.
Miss Catherine Porter, daughter of
the late Col John Biddle Porter, has
gone to New York for a visit of several
weeks. after which she will go for the
remainder of the winter to Boston,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Goldman, widow of the Bishop of Maine.
Maj. Alexander Williams and Mrs.
Williams have their niece, Miss Frances
Worth of Charlotte. n. c., visiting them
at their home. 1900 18th street north
west Miss Worth recently returned
! from Europe, where she was for num-
, Der of years studying and travelling.
Col. John d. Hall has returned to his
apartment at the Cairo after a success
| full operation on his eye at a local hos
pital.
i Lieut.. T. G. Lanphier and Mrs. Lam
phier sailed January 20 for Gatun,
where the former is on duty in the
Canal Zone. Lieut.. and Mrs. Lanphier
| have been on a two-month leave of alb
| sence during which they visited
friends on the Pacific coast, and then
came to Washington before going to
| New York.
Lieut. Col. John b. Bennett, who was
| selected to succeed Gen. Squier as chief
of the aviation section of the Signal
Corps. has arrived at Washington.
! Lieut.. George yesterday after a visit
| to Washington, has returned to Fort Ham
ilton. n. Y.
Capt and Mrs. Glenn I. Jones are en-
PERTAINING the latters sister, Miss Jane
Morgan of Washington. D. c. at their
quarters at Fort II. 6. Wright. n V
Brig Gen. and Mrs. Swift are receiving
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congratulations upon the appointment Of
their son, Mr.. Merritt Swift, to temporary
duty at the American legation at Brus-
sells. to which place he was recently or
Lieut. ara Mrs. Alexander L. P. john
son have aa their guest at Fort Myer.
Va, the latter's sister. Miss Mix OF No
gales, Ariz.
Misses Marion and Laura Littlebrant.
daughters of Col William T. Littlebrant.
are at Washington visiting Lieut.. and
Mrs David H. Scott.
Capt. Robert Van Horn, recently. or
dered to Washington from Plattsburg
barracks, N. Y, has been Joined here by
Mrs. Van Horn and their family.
Lieut. ,. Robert Re, W. Strong has been re-
visiting relatives at Cleveland.
| Capt William D. Forsyth has returned
to his regiment in Mexico after spending
Washington.
Capt George H. Huddleson was Joined
| at his new post. Nogales. Ariz.. on jan
uary 1, by Mrs. Huddleson.
Maj. II. r. Perry Is here with his fam
lily for months leave of absence from
Camp Cotton. Ell Paso. Tex. Maj. Perry S
oldest son received an appointment to
West Point last week.
by Mrs. Wallace at Nogales, AriZ, where
she will spend the remainder of the win
ter.
Mrs Hunter Light. wife of Gen. I.ig-
gone to China from where she will travel
through Japan before rejoining Gen. Lig-
gift.
Col John Gutlfoyle. retired. accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Susanna
Guilfoyle. has returned from Honolulu
where they have been for several months
and has now decided to make his perma-
nent home at San Francisco.
Col David l. Brainard arrived at
Washington on January 25 from Buenos
Aires. where he had been on duty as
military attache at the United States le-
CATION, Col. Brainard has resumed his
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ner and Mr.. and Mrs. Oakleaf enter
tanned dinner parties in the palm room
at the Burlington Saturday night, jan
uary 81. later attending the dance in
the ballroom. Among others at the
dance We're Mrs. Theodore v. Boynton,
Capt Colwell, Mr.. LIE Master, Mrs.
r. X Williams, Miss Williams, Mrs.
Rose. Y. S. A; Capt. Doniat, U. S. A;
DR.. Alleger. U. S. A; Representative
Sidney Mudd of Maryland, Representa-
tive c. r. Johnson of South Dakota,
Representative E. r. Kiess of Penn
sylvania, Mrs. Riggs. Miss Riggs and
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Kelly. Mr..
and Mrs. Donald McGregor and party
Nolan. Roamer Clark. Agnes Graft
Elizabeth Graft, Hueston and Doak
| DR.. r. Arthur Hooe and Messrs T. P
Mudd, F. B. Martin, Taylor, Madison
and Dillon.
| Delegates to the national conventions
of the national woman's party and
the close of the business sessions of
the conventions on Saturday night
| March 3. with dinner at the little
White House" Mrs. William Kent
| wife of Representative Kent of Cali
fornia, has been appointed chairman
of the dinner committee. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Richard Wainwright.
A delightful party was given in honor
of the eighteenth birthday of Miss Ce-
lestia ]. Souders. by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George +. Souders, Monday
night at their home on Columbia road.
The parlor and dining room We're eff
fectively decorated in carnations and
ferns. Games were INDUCED in. fol-
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Navy and Marine Corps.

Capt. c. r. Nogelgesang, U. s. N.
and Mrs. Nogelgesang, with their son
and daughter, will sail on the March 5
transport from San Francisco for the
far east. where Capt Vogelgesang goes
to assume his new duties as chief Of
staff at the Asiatic station.
Rear Admiral William S. Sims. L. S. N,
and Mrs. Sims will this week take pos
session of the commandments house at
the naval station, Newport, where. for
the past two years they have occupied
a cottage in Rhode Island avenue.
Mai Melville j. Shaw. L. S. NJ. c.,
recently stationed at the War College,
Newport. has leased for year the
cottage belonging to Surgeon Moulton
X. Johnson. L. S. n.
Mrs Cyrus Willard Cole, wife of
Lieut. Commander Cole, L. S. N, with
their young son, has gone to California,
where she will make visit of several
months to her sister, Mrs. George S.
Wells.
Mrs John Fore Hines. wife of Capt.
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Hines. U. S. N. accompanied by their
children, has gone to San Francisco.
where they will remain while the
u S. 8. Chattanooga Is in dry dock for
repairs. Upon Capt. Hines departure
they will go in March to Coronado,
where they have been for the past six
months and will remain there until the
summer.
Mrs. John w. Philip. widow of Rear
! Admiral Philip. u. 8. N. has returned to
Washington from travelling in the west
and taken an apartment at the West
minister for the season.
Naval Constructor Holden c. Rich
ardson, U. S. N, has been joined by Mrs
Richardson at his new post at Pensa-
| cola, Fla.
! Mrs. Luke McNamee. wife of Com
mander McNamee, U. s. N, and daugh-
ter Of Rear Admiral w. T. Swinburne
u. s. N. is giving an exhibition of her
| portraits of children at the Goupil gal
| lery at New York.
| Lieut.. John Quincy Adams. U. S. NJ
| c.. and Mrs. Adams have gone to the
Boston navy yard. where Lieut. Adams
relieved Capt. Harry o. Smith, U. S
M. c.. who has gone to Santo Domingo.
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Weddings.

The marriage of Louisa Evelyn Brad
ley and Mr.. John Pendelton Walker, jr.
of Marshall, Va, took place at noon
on Wednesday. January 81, at Edgehill
farm, the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Mollie E. Bradley. Rev. William
G. Pendelton of st. James Church
Warrenton. officiating. The attractive
young bride wore a goingaway gown
Of navy blue cloth with fur trimming
and becoming hat also trimmed with
fur Following the ceremony a buffet
luncheon was served. and later the
bride and groom departed on their we'd
ding journey
A beautiful wedding was solemnized
Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. David BergaZin, when their
daughter, Fannie, became the bride of
Mr. Louis Jacobs. Rabbi Abramson per-
formed the ceremony under a canopy
of bells and palms.
The bride. who was given in mar
rlage by her father, wore a handsome
gown of white chiffon velvet and chan
lilly lace. with cascade train of pale
yellow embroidered in silver, and car
ried bridal muff of roses and sweet
peas. Miss Lillian Bergazin, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor and wore
a becoming gown of silver lace over
pink metalline. and carried pink roses.
Mr.. Michael Jacobs, brother of the
bridegroom. acted as best man.
Little Rhoda Friedman and Lillian
Kahn, nieces of the couple, were flower
girls and carried pink and blue baS-
ketS of rose petals.
After the ceremony, bridal dinner
was served for the immediate relatives
of the couple, who later left on a south
ern trip to Palm Beach and Cuba, the
bride wearing smart suit of white
broadcloth with large collar of kolinsky
fur and black hat of split straw.
After March l they will be at home at
the Rockingham.
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evening and refreshments were served.
The guests included Hilda Diller.
GIadye Saltzman. Katharine Keenan,
Carvel Diller. Carl Dintler. Merrill
Burnside and George Phuger.
A surprise party was given Ida May
Lang by her classmates. in honor OF
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