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FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE ExAMI-
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Totals. SlsS 81 Totals. 5 n
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-10

Arizona State
News
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Continued from First Page.)

Fort Myer will play. promises to he
the most successful affair of its kind
given this season.
Mrs. James F. Barbour, who, for
the past eleven years. has annually
directed these benefits, Is again In
charge and already number of
boxes have been sold. The proceeds
are to be used for the new clinic at
the hospital, where the poor of the
city may have the best medical ad-
vice, and to install improvements in
the. wards. This hospital. in cooper
atioh: with the Red Cross, has very
interesting section devoted to re-
construction for the soldiers.
the benefit include: Mrs. Edward d.
White, the Misses Riggs. Mrs. John
Sydney Webb. Mrs. Richardson
clover, Mrs. Boughton Wood, Mrs.
Cleveland Perkins. Mrs. James F..
Mitchell, Mrs. Emile Montgomery
Mrs. Aksel c. p Wichfield, Mrs. Nc
MILAN Gibson, Mrs. Randall Hagner,
Mrs Hugh Legare, Mrs. Frederic
Delano. Mrs Rusk. Mrs. Ord Pres
ton, Mrs. William McRitter, Mrs.
John Hays Hammond, Mrs. Ross
Thompson, Mrs. Isaac T. Mann,
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs. James
Mcdonald, Mrs. Samuel Vandergrift,
Mrs. Frank B. Noyes. Mrs. Joseph
'rumulty, Mrs. Charles Bromwell. Mrs
Charles McCaW ley. Mrs Payne Mere
ton Gulick, Mrs. Frank L. Polk. Mrs.
Charles Hagner. Mrs. Blaine Elkins
and Mrs. Cary Langhorne.
Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd II. Chandler
entertained at dinner last evening at
Evening star., 1919-04-27
I3i0c1Qt,

and war relief supplies have been
sent abroad and many comforts nave
been provided for our men In nearby
camps.
The Washington committee of the
French Fund has decided to give the
q thousand dollars-toward the erec-
! tion of hospital near Rheims. to be
known as the American Memorial
Hospital for Tuberc liar French Chill
dren. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Benjamin Lathrop, president OF the
Paris administration Of the American
Fund for the French Wounded. will
Americans, at the residence Of Mrs.
Perry Belmont, at o'clock.
Mrs. George Barnett will go o
Great Neck, Long Island. tomorrow:
Dr. and Mrs. Preston Satterwhite.
Mrs. II. Campbell Gr.ef has gone
to the Hot Springs, Va, to remain
about ten days. Mrs. Graef and Miss
Olyve Graef will join her there today.
Mrs. George Roosevelt will be host
ess at a bridge and luncheon We'd
nesday, entertaining at the Arts Cluo.
Mrs. Louis Titus will be at home on
Wednesday, April 80, after 4:5O O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Maynard c: Burrell
have taken an apartment at the Somer-
set, 1901 18th street.
Lieut. A. Magruder Mcdonald, n. c..
who has been visiting his parents for
the past ten days. following his return
from France. leaves today for Camp
Evening star., 1919-04-27


Lee: Va, to take up his duties in the
Mr. and Mrs. Edward .. Brandegee
of Boston have announced the en-
gagement Of Mrs. Brandegees daugh-
ter. Miss Eleanor sprague, to DIR. Will
eriek Seton Of Auburn. II. Z. Miss
childhood in Warrington. first when
her father. the late Representative
Charles Sprague, was in Congress, and
ecc,'- led the home Of former Vice
President Levi ?: Morton. on Scott
spent q few winters in Washington
after his marriage to her mother
Miss Sprague met her fance during
her work at the Massachusetts, Cen
eral Hospital, where she has worked
ever since the entrance OF the United
was on duty. He Is q graduate Of
Yale.
Miss Marie de Kosenko. daughter Of
Mrs. Edward Brooks, jr.. Of Bala, who
is Interpreter at the Italian embassy
in Washington. will sever her connec-
tfon there In fortnight and will
John II. Powsra in PhilaAslphia, dur
ing the absence Of her husband, Com
mander Powers, who shortly VIII dy
across the ocean with the dest OF
which he 10 commander. Miss Lucille
Dc Kosenko has returned to her home
from . weeks stay with her sister in
Washington.
Miss Annette Blake Moran, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Blake Moran
Of New York, was married yesterday
afternoon In 81. JameS Church, Mad
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Oliver-Anderson.

Tho marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Gibson Anderson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William J. Anderson, and
Mr.. Crawford Percy Oliver took place
at st. Stephens Episcopal Church
Wednesday evening, April %. at 3
o'clock.
The ceremony was performed BY
Rev Edmund II. Stevens. assistant
rector Of the church. in the presence
Of q largo gathering OF relatives and
friends,
The bride was attended by Miss
Eugenia Suter as maid of honor. and
her bridesmaids were Miss Corinna
Moore, Miss Lois q. Oliver and Miss
Nellie H. Anderson. Mr.. William j.
Anderson, tr., acted as best man,
and the ushers were Mr.. Ralph Styer,
Mr.. Bruce Anderson and Mr.. Paul
Neuhaus.
The church was elaborately deco
rated with palms. ferns. roses. spirea
and Daster lilies. The bride. who en-
tered the church escorted by her
father, wore q gown of embroidered
crepe meteor. Her long veil Of tul1e
was held with q coronet of orange
blossoms and she carried shower
bouquet OF Killarney roses ard sweet
peas.
sh ell pink georgette with q largo pic
ture hat Of the same shade, and car
ried pink radiance Foses.
The bridesmaids wore gowns OF blue
striped marQuisette over ivory satin,
with picture hats Of white georgette.
and they carried bouquets of sweet
A program Of organ music was
Evening star., 1919-04-27

the Cafe ST. Marks in compliment to
rheir son, Lieut.. Theodore Z. Chandler,
q. s. N, and Miss Beatrice Bowen
sITairfax. whose marriage will take
place Monday The guests were the
members Of 'the wedding party-Miss
Elliott aPeckham. Miss Enid Sims.
Miss Frances Hainpson, Miss Mar
Saret sTfIding. Miss Rosslia Waters.
Iteut.NEepklns, Lieut.. Mccrea, ,Leut.
Graf. lieut.. Adams, Lieut.. Smith.
Lieut.. Hicks and Lieut.. Collins. Miss
Enid Sims will entertain at a break
fast today in compliment to Miss
Fairfax and Lieut.. Chandler, and this
evening Miss Fairfax will give q sup
per party following the rehearsal for
hll tha mempers Of the wsddtng party.
z. Col and mrs. John X. Herr were
the honor guests at dinner given
~ Col. and MrS,. Daniel H. Gienty
last evening at the Wardman Park
Hotel, The other guests were Gen,
Seor&6penis, Col. and Mrs. Harvey
Higley. Maj. and Mrs. Philip Jernigan.
Lieut.: Roger Deming and Maj. Fred
eric Herr. > ~
Evening star., 1919-04-27

evening thsrs was ~ interesting mu-
members
AA-- -rs
Tho Dixie Chaptsr Of the pnitsd
Daughters Of the Confedsrscy win
entertain 100 men from the Naval
the evening Of May 6< At Pythian
Hail. Tho chapter has been especial
" interested in recreation work
among the boys since the beginning
Of our recent war. The hostesses OF
the evening will be: Mrs.. Franklin
u. Roosevelt, Mrs. Gibson TAhnestock
Mrs. Leigh Palmer. Mrs. George
Evening star., 1919-04-27

ThacAss 0rsenssy< 1esA Ais.endsr
SHARP, Mrs.. Bdgaf Xes2 lkss. vyella
Poe Wilson, Miss AatsASeth Eliicott
Pa. Miss Nannis RAn6olDh ,Heth and
NHo. James e kulAfa.
Tho reception committee assistins
Mrs. Paul L. Joachim. chapter presi-
Asnt, win be Aass Dtta Tasrsrt, arst
vice president; Mrs. J. D. swain. sec
end vice prssidsntl Ma George X.
Denmark. MfA John q. Tomiinson
Mrs Bates Warren, Mrs. Goodwin n
Ellsworth. NfU. Henry Pitts. Mrs. sil
cett Grant. 11f1. Alfred lfnrsh. Mrs
1Tnntinued On ThirS PaoaI
Evening star., 1919-04-27
SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. G., APRIL 1ele-PART

played BY Prof. n. r. W. Miles. ana
following the betrothal Rev. 9. r.
Dudley sang "Oh. Perfect Love"
1mmedtately after the wedding the
sSse'' city, left for " trip to New York
DR.. and Mrs. Charles 3. White are
leaving today for Cleveland and Buff
day.
The final and dress rehearsal for
Fairy Lane was held at the Belasco
formance. which will be given Tues
day afternoon, will be for the beneflt
Of the Animal Rescue League. and
promises to be great success in
every way.
Floor Committee for May Dance.
Mr.. William Bowie Clarke is chairman
and Maj. William Eric Fowler vice
chairman Of the floor committee for the
May dance to be given by the stonewall
jackson Chapter, U. D. c., at Wardman
Park Hotel May Z.
Assisting them will be the Secretary
Of Agriculture, Mr.. Houston: the secre-
tary OF Commerce. Mr.. Redf1eld; the act
ing Secretary Of the Navy. Mr. Roose-
welt; the Governor Of Maryland, Mr..
Nmerson G: Harrington; the Governor
OF West Virginia, MIR. Weetmorelano
Davis; Senator Oscar W. Underwood.
Senator John Hollis Bankhead, Senator
Kenneth McKeller. Senator John Walter
Smith. Representative John Charles
Linthicum. Representative Richard g..
whalsy, Representative Sidney e. Mudd.
Representative Lemuel z. PadEett, Rep
resentative Ladislas Lazaro. Mayor
James II. Preston Of Baltimore. Nd. |:
Roar Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN. Z. 8.
N; Rear Admiral Victor Blue, U. 3. N;
Rear Admiral c. ]. Peoples. U. 9. n. i;
Col. Raymond r. Lee. Col. Robert q.
Paxton, U. 8. A.; Commander John Han-
cook. u. 3. M: Commander II. D. La
mar, U. g. NJ; Commander Theodore r.
Jewell. U. 8. NJ: Commander J. c. IIil-
ton, U. &. N; Col Robert q. Lee. DR..
Thomas simms Lee. MAJ. Buckner N.
Randolph. Lieut.. Commander Theodors
Wilkinson. Sd, U. 8. N: Mr.. Arthur D.
Addison. Mr.. Thomas Morgan. 5r.; Com
Evening star., 1919-04-27

clude Mrs. James ". wadsworth. 3r.:
Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones. Mrs George
Bakhmeteff, Mrs George Barnett, Mrs.
Delos Blodgett. Miss Mabel Boardman.
F. Dimock. Mrs. John Alien Dough-
erty, Princess Ghika. Mrs. Ollie H
Gore, Mrs. Cary r. Grayson. Miss
AmaIyllis Gillett. Mrs. Charles s.
| Hamlin, Mrs. Joseph Keys, Mrs. Fred
Holster. Mrs: Charles Mathews, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Malcolm McConihe,
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood and Miss Agnes Hart
Wilson.
Prizes for the winners OF the bridge
will be boxes for the performances at
tiona1 and the Ehubert-0arrick The
ater. Mrs. William A. Jack. jr., 10 in
! charge Of the reservations Of the ta-
b1ss. The Day Nursery and Dispen-
| sary Association. whose establishment
at 472 I street southwest cares for
are compelled to leave their own
homes to work. is one Of the werthisst
Of the relief Institutions Of tho Ma
| tional Capital.
Mrs. e. p. Grimes Of Brentwood,
Md, announces the marriage of her
daughter Helena to Mr.. John Brand
hoff. on Monday. April 81. At home
after May !.
The League Of American Penwomen
will not resume their Friday after
noon teas until they move into their
| new club house at 1879 H street. in
May. Their next meeting will be their
annual business meeting for the cleo
| ton OF officers. which will be held on
May -. It 10 hoped that this meet.
| ing can be held in the now clubhouse,
| which 10 now in the hands Of the
decorator. Mrs. IsAac Pearson and
Mrs Florence jackson stoddsrd have
charge Of the furnishing Of the club.
The membership Of the Club dss
Allies were entertained by Mrs. Gam
uel RurIeigh Milton with q reception
| and dance at hsr home on 18th
street Friday evening. During the
Evening star., 1919-04-27
Mrs. Lathrop to Speak.

American Fund for the French
wounded. the Red Cross Helpers and
fhe British-Amertcan War Relief
Fqnd have closed their workroomc
With dyer foVr apds Q half yssrs'
GontinbibNs service 70 their credit.
The work Of ,theie bodies was started
IN. the autumn Of 1914 and under the
direction Of Mime. de 6ibour. Mrs. A.
Garrison Mctifntock and Miss Helen
Amory Ernst they have made q splendid
record. Thousands Of dollars In cash
Evening star., 1919-04-27

mander Alexander b. Legare, Maj. Gen.
George Barnett, u. s. NJ c.: Mr.. New
ton Gulick. Mr.. william Payne Mere
dith, Mr.. Robert Grain. Mr.. Richard
con. Lieut.. Bennett. Y. 8. A: Capt. c.
G. Calhoun. Judge Charles B. Howry.
Mr.. Edward e. Britton, Mr.. Ralph Cross
Johnson. Rev. DR.. Randolph McKim. Mr..
Joseph P. Tumulty. Mr.. Archibald Wells.
NJ: Harry cogswell: Mr.. Waddy Wood: !:
Hagner, Mr.. Hugh Legare. Mr.. Arthur
Lee, Mr.. Blair Lee, Brig Gen. Charles
n. Lauchheimer, Lieut.. Col John w.
Wadleigh, q. 8. NJ. C.; Capt. Malcolm,
Hamlin and Mr.. montgomery Blair.
Mrs. william M. weaver will be the
hostess at the card party of the
Mary Washington Chapter. D. A: r,
Il hsr Soe s4i4 q,
A dance was given on Thursday
evening by Miss Helena Upton.
: RT:bs a.rSn snS miss Ecr MI: ss.pns1d
the medical and hospital division of
War Department.
The large double parlors of the
nosthwest. were throneed throughout
tho evening.
Among those present were Miss
Mary Talbot, Miss Catherine Het-
tsnkemer, Miss Vivian Colby. Miss
Gladys Bohof1eld. Miss Margaret
Hrus1, Miss Helen Hazlett, Miss
Miriam Hobensaok. Miss Anna schar-
ringer, Miss Marion Hill, Lieut.. Childs.
sergt. Book. Corp. crowell, Mr.. Henry
Allen. Mr.: Jack Riel. Mr.. James j.
blouse. Mr.. Harris. Mr.. Brice. Capt.
and Mrs. Russell Malcolm MaoLennan.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Fiedt and Mrs.
George.
There IL every indication that the
bridge tea TO be held at Wardman
rsrk Inn n. Wsans.day .h st's5neon nn April
and Dispsnsary Association will be
ono Of tho most interesting events of
the spring season.
The patroneasee Of the benefit In
Evening star., 1919-04-27

ison avenue and list street, to Robert
selden Rose Of Geneseo. N. Y. Miss
Marjorie stebbins was the maid Of
honor, and the bridesmaids were
Misses Isabel Stetttnius, Gertrude ".
Ingersoll. Eleanor J. Fa1es Coward.
Dorothea v. Abbott and Ellen and
Nancy Jay. Alfred A. Biddle will be
the best man. and the ushers will be
Maj. Norman F. Lovett, Elisha Dyer
Hubbard. Francis w. Murry. jr.: AL
bert D. Farwell and Reginald Roome.
A reception will be held at the Moran
home. 133 East Gath street. New York.
Evening star., 1919-04-27

With Fall designs already under considera-
ton, many manufacturers are winding up their
Spring business by closing out all garments on
hand, and in many instances we have the first
choice! The garments represent the pick Of sew
eral fine stocks and are placed before you with
our recommendation as values of an extraordi-
nary nature and the full assurance of their fine
quality in tailoring and materials
Evening star., 1919-04-27

(Contnued On Third PAgs. )
Evening star., 1919-04-27

Mrs. e. p. Grimes Of Brentwood,
Md, announces the marriage of her
daughter Helena to Mr.. John Brand
hoff. on Monday. April 81. At home
after May !.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-31
FIRST TO FRANCE
Miss Louise Kieninger of To-
peka Lands in n. Y.
She Went Over as Nurse IN
May, 1917.

Miss Louise Kieninger, the daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kteninger, lVl
Tyler street, and the first Topekan 10
leave for wal work in France, has r.
rived in New York on her way nome
according to word received here. MISS
Kieninger is an aunt of Miss Edna
Klein, the girl who died of sleeping
sickness recently. In her first tele-
gram home after landing. MISS KEN
niger, who had heard of her niece
illness, but not of her death inquired
about her.
Miss Kieningers hair is SAID to have
turned gray as a result of the terrible
strain she has undergone during her
work in France, altho she is sun
young woman She left Topeka IN
MAY, 1917, shortly after the declara-
ton of war and was with the nrst
American nurses and doctors to ar
rive overseas. The letters written
home by her regarding the hospital
work over there during the war has
stirred those who have had the FOR
tune to read them. She went ever
with the Washington base hospital
unit and has been close to the mont
lines much of her time.
Miss Kieninger received her early
education in Topeka and then went
to st, Louis, where she enrolled in
Lutheran hospital for a nurses course.
After graduation she entered Ans
worth hospital a St. Joseph where
her work won her n place as super
intendenr of nurses. She went to
Trance with the rank Of supervisor Of
nurses
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-05-31
CHURCH NOTICES
Baptist.

Baptist.
FIRST SWEDISH. Fourth and Fillmore,
c. A. Segerstron. pastor.
FIRST Ninth and jackson, Charles f.
Mathews, pastor.
FIRST. go Topeka avenue. Robert A
ing Of the Hearts of lien"
WEST SIDE. Underwood and Duane,
Mrs: G. Il Iiazelrigg pastor Morning
THIRD. Lake and Third. +. w Harrison.
pastor. Sermon topics, Three Questions"
and The Honorable Mr. Jabez.'
Congregational.
FIRST, Seventh and Harrison. Alfred f.
Gregory, pastor. Morning sermon, Our
Debts to the Barbarian" No vesper serv-
ice. Union service Mt state house grounds.
Episcopal.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
Laurent and Quincy, George II. Hiatt pas
tor. Holy communion Mt IL n. m.
GRACE CATHEDRAL. Eighth and Polk.
Z 80 a. NJ. md IL n. IN.
ST. SIMON. seventh and Western. Holy
communion at I 80 a. m. and IL a. IN.
Evangelical.
. ST. PAUL'S Third and Hancock, Theo.
FIRST. Seventh and Monroe. II. H..
Hobbs: pastor. Morning sermon. Gods
mon, Meeting God Unexpectedly"
Methodist.
WESLEYAN. Third aId jefferson, T. ].
Iomeroy, pastor. Morning sermon, THE
Problem of To-day" Evening sermon The
Call to Service"
Presbyterina.
THIRD. Fourth Nnd Branner, Rev H. s
t,ondit. assistant state superintendent of
the Anti-Saloon League, will speak at the
morning service.
Rev. W J. Herwig, superintendent of
the Anti Saloon league. will speak Sunday
morning Mt II o'clock in the First Presby-
terrain church. Kansas City. Kan. Rev
II: $. Condit. assistant Superintendent,
will speak I'm the Third Presbyterian
church. Topeka. Kan, Sunday morning.
at IL o'clock.
WESTMINSTER. College and Huntoon,
John A. McAtee, pastor. Morning sermon,
The Fixed Foundation" Evening serv-
ice in charge of Boys club, stereopticon
pictures Palestine Regained"
Miscellaneous.
CHURCH or THE NAZARENE. in a
tent on Lane street, between Tenth and
Eleventh. w. W. L. shepard, of Los
Angeles, viii speak Mt both services
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, King
and Clay Elder A. L. Crooker. pastor
CHURCH OF CHRIST, 522 Polk Morn
ing sermon. Men VS.. Christ" Evening
sermon. What Think Ye of Christie"
OAKLAND BRETHREN. All regular
services