The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
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Alexandra, Va. Oct l.-Miss Lillian
N. Schwarsmann. daughter Of Police
Commissioner and Mrs. George n.
schwarsmsnn. and Milton Schuyler
Yost. Of New York City. were married
at o'clock tonight at the residence
of the brides parents. III North Al
fred street The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. u, ". REGISTER.
DID,. pastor OF the N. e. Church
South. Attending the wedding were q
number Of out-of-town guests.
The bride was given ip marriage by
her father, and was attended by her
sister. Miss Pearl Schwarxmann. The
bridegroom had for best man his
brother. Harold Yost, New York.
The bride wore q gown of white Ia
France satin, an Empress Eugene
model. The bodice was caught on the
right side with corsage Of pale
pink moss roses. and the overdrop
skirt with circles Of white ostrich. Her
tulle veil was caught with cluster
Of moss roses.
AIuOuB out-Ot-toWn BucStS WcTc
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Yost and WILL
lam Yost. parents and brother Of the
bridegroom; Miss Marie Dahm, New
York; Miss Minera Thompson. Allan
tic City, and James Long. Union, 8. c.
The couple will reside in New York;
Preparations are now being made
by r. e. Lee Post, No. !, American
Legion. for an active autumn and
winter campaign in the interest oi
increasing it's membership. This
post recently chartered, has q
membership Of approximately 100.
1t is expected that the following
from the local post will attend the
State convention which will be held
in Roanoke, October and z: C
Keith Carlin. Louis N. Duffey. Ash
by Reardon and Fred Ryan.
Interest in the American Legion
is spreading in the nearby counties
three posts having recently been es-
tablished in Fairfax County. al
Fairfax. Herndon and Falls Church
and one in Alexandra County.
Our Council News" is the name
selected for a publication issued
monthly under the auspices Of Fitz-
gerald Council. No. SO. Knights OF
Columbus. Members of the stan in.
ciude Francis H. Fannon, grand
knight, editor; William A Devaughan,
associate editor; George A. Keegan
cartoonist; Raymond Hellmuth. per.
sonalities man: Ethelbert Downham
circulation manager. The first issue
meeting next Wednesday.
This 0rpa nj n n tiap has rayopIataS
plans for the observance OF Discovery
day Sunday. October L. and on Mon.
day night, october IL. the council will
give an oyster roast at the Lyceum
Hall.
Deeds Of transfer for seven piece.
Of property today were placed on rec.
ord in the ONCE Of the clerk Of the
court as follows: Mrs. Emma A
Webster to Floyd G. Saunders. hous<
and lot on the west side Of ALFRED
between Prince and Duke streets
General Realty Corporation to W. c
Snow. house and lot, 10 walnu,
street, Rosemont; Miss Margaret z
Normoyle to Mrs. Grace z. Todd
house and lot on the east side Of
Royal between Queen and Princes,
streets: James Keough to Mrs. Bette
| T. SlIflf1ls, Two houses ana lOtS on tne
south side Of Duke between Columbus
and Alfred streets; James Callan tc
William Thaxton, house and lot at 53.
North Columbus street: Miss Rebeccs
T. Klipstein to Mrs. Helen D. Osgood
house and lot at 111s Prince street
Miss Elera E Milburn to Enterprise
Land and Improvement Company
honse and lot on the south side oi
Gibbon between Washington and st
Asaph streets
DR.. Louis Foulks. city health ON
Ger. announces the opening OF 4
health clinic at the Smith Building
624 King street. The clinic will b.
in charge of DR.. R G. Broaddua
NJ. Youngerman, OF Cincinnati
will conduct Atonement Day serv.
ices in the synagogue, beginning al
1880 o'clock Friday, and service.
will be held all day Saturday. be,
ginning at 10 g. m. and ending a.
sunset