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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-17

Take advan-
tage of the re-
markable val
ues prevailing
in our Shoe de-
partment. I'M
m e N Sc Shoe
and r u b b e r
S { o C ks T or
every member
of the family.
We guarantee
service salts
faction.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-17

Children's Angorra Sets.
Children's Scarf Sets.
Children's Flannelette kimonos.
Children's Bathrobes.
Children's Sweater Sets.
Children's Mittens and Gloves.
Children's Middys.
Children Furs.
Large assortments of Linen and {
chiefs.
Unusually large line of Suit Case
Bags.
Many, many other items too hume
await You throughout our stol
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Sunrise Birthday Party.

\ surpris" birthday party was hclo al
;h. home OF Mr. and Mrs. 7. +. Boyd on
"Wednesday evening in honor Of Mr..
Royds sixty-fourth birthday. being
planned 10y the five daughters, who with
Ihcir families came with filled baskets
and dclir Gus four course dinner was
served. very cnjoyabl" evening being
spent together. all returning L" their re-
spcctiva homes wishing their father
many. many NOR" happy birthdays.
These pr, sent were. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Refine and family Of ST. Glars
viilc: MIR. and Mrs. f.. H. Lyle and fam-
lily Of near New Athens. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. h. Lodge and two children. Mi. and
Mrs. Edwin WhSScn. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Harris Of this place.
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claim there is nothing that will supply
this deficiency 80 we'll a. the Organic
phosphate known among druggists AS
bitro-phosph>tc. which is inexpensive
and is sold by most all druggists uhu'r
a guarantee Of satisfaction or MONEY
back. BY feeding the nerves directly
and BY supplying the body cells win
the necessary phosphoric food elements.
hitro-phosphatc quickly produces well
come transformation IN the appearances
the increase in weight frequently oclnS
astonishing.
This increase in weight also carries
With il a general Improvement IN inc
health Nervousness sleepleSsncSs ana
lack OF energy. which nearly always
sccompany excessive thinncsS. soon dis
appear. duh eyes become bright ana
male checks glow with the bloom OF per
feet health. Miss Georgia Hamilton.
who was once thin and frall. reporting
her own experience. writes: Bitro-
phosphate has brought about magic
transformation with me. gained 10
pounds and never before felt 80 well.
CAUTION: Although oltro-pnos-
phate is unsurpassed for relieving nerV-
BUSINESS. sleeplessness and general
weakness. It should not, owing TO ITS
remarkable tlesh-growing properties. be
used by anyone who does not desire 10
put on flesh.
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THETA MI FRAT
INAUGURAL BALL
IrNsIY PROM, TO BE HELD IN THE
LNSLY ARMoRY TONIGHT, b.
mo EAaERLY ANTICIPATED.
Elaborate Reception Win be Held IN
Elks Club IN Connection WIN
Centennial Celebration.

E;yrrvthinr * in readiness for. INC
Theta Mn Fraternity dane" which WI
no hold This evening in tn" tarr"ll
club Tho rummii'" composed 81 mar
old karcnhach chairman. assisted ny
Ed kIrkhnfl Charles Thompson. charles
pLrkmau and Willis Fah"y has NOT
overlooked the slightest detail |" maSs
tho AFFAIR on" Of tn" seasons oiGS"S'
succeSs"S Tn" auditorium 81 IN" 'Iuh
will h., decorated IN tn" FRATERNITY
rnlurS purple. cardinal and white. y
,,lcyrrlv arranged ruZN corner. cooled 70
n delightful temperature. Will II" on" OF
the we'll th"UEhi cut features designed
hy rho committee. TIL" parlorS ais"
will b" an OASIS m winch TN" dancers
will delight.
The music. whr"h Will h" furnished
nv ZONES Jazz orchestra will h" Il f"a-
,urr 70 which the dahccrS have hrcn
looking forward with unr"strain"d d.
light. sin members Of this popular or
chcStra Will play on" uf tn" Snappi"st
programs arranged this season. \ linn
tod number Of invitations has boon
ISSUED and tn" select gathering will on
10y IN" following program:
ono stop -"T"hnnH's IN Town.
one SPECIALIZATION"
Fox ,-nt "Turk"stan."
Waltz SUNSHINE"
ON" step" Everybody Wants tn" T"y
10 My Cellar"
on" Strp-"Mary'
Waliz-"Evrninr" :
Fox tr"t--"Tli Say Sh" Docs"
One st"p--"Alcholic Elu"S."
Waltz-"Littlr Birch canoe"
one. p-"O--l--Wumcn."
One st"p--".\rahian Nights"
Waltz-"Bcautiful Ohio"
Fox trot- -"ChonC"
Onc stCp-"RiG SHOW"
Wal'z-"Drar Little Roy Of Mine"
On" step-"Cumc on Papa"
Waltz-"Till We Meet Again"
Extras:
Ono stcp-"What'll We Do on Satur-
day Nights"
Waltz-"Dcar Old Pal"
Fox tsot-"And That Amt All"
Waltz-''Nat and See
One stcp-"AmcriCa Never Took
Water
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Briefs.

Mrs Schafcr has returned 10 her homo
at Allrdonia after "a pleasant visit at
the home of her aunt Mrs. William
Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. ". l.. Hayes had for
their guests on sabbath Misses Sarah
and Bcrtila Ludwig. Misses Mabel Far
NOR and Nancy Clark. sir. John Hayes
and sister. Miss Olive. Of south OF town.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rankin and little
son. James Birncv. spent one day the
first Of the week nj the homo Of their
parents. MI and Mrs r.. NJ. Daniels.
Mr. and Mrs 81. A. caldwell and Miss
Lucy Gibson were Wheeling shoppers on
Saturday.
Miss Holly Daniel and cousin. Mrs.
Mary GrcgE. spent Friday with Mr..
James Stewart and family in ST. Clairs-
vile. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris and little
daughter. Filth. spent Sabbath with
their brother. rank Harris. near New
Athens. he having arrived home the
latter part Of the week. having received
his honorable discharge recently since
returning from overseas.
Mrs Martha Henderson Of Kansas and
Mrs Laura Traunf"ltcr Of Akron are
guests AT tn" home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
NJ. Daniel.
Miss Nancy Clark Of near 81. Glars
willie and Miss Mabel armcr OF Martins
Ferry were week end visitors at the
homo Of Mrs. George CALDWELL
Mr.. Chalmers King left on Tuesday
for his home in Pittsburgh after few
weeks visit with friends here. his sister.
Mrs. Alice h. Lodge. and son. Howard,
having accompanied him as far as
Wheeling.
Will Morgan is moving his family
from tho Taplin Mine company house
into a part OF the Pc" property.
Mr.. and Mrs George Caldwell enter
iained on Wednesday the following
friends: Mr. and Mrs r. VI. Daniel. Mrs
Martha Henderson. Mrs. Laura Traun-
fcrer and Mrs. Mary Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and daugh-
tor. Virginia. spent Wednesday in
Wheeling. They wrrc accompanied home
by MrN. Taylor's sister. Mrs Harry
Browning and Two children. Helen and
Sarah. who will visit for a few days
with them.
Walter Taylor Of north OF town and
cousin. Walker Iunnard Of near Union
town. have returned home after few
days visi' With their uncle. Orville
Walker. and family. of Thrichsville.
Misses Sarah and Bertilla Ludwig Of
k"yscr. ". Va. have returned 10 their
HON" after a pleasant visit at the home
OF their cousins, Mrs. George Caldwell
and Mrs. Walter Hayes.
Mrs. William King and son. Ray King
OF Columbus. arc visiting with the for
m"rs daughter. Mrs. James Mcfarland.
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brokaw spent
Wednesday In Wheeling
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THREE ARRESTS
At WELLSBURG
Ear owens And Roy WILLIAMS Picked
Up On Charge OF stealing Trunk
Are Said To Xave Conferred.
"xRp- OWENS, H1orHER OF EARL
OWENS, Is PTCKED UP or
CHARGE or STEALING
CECKENS.

Earl Owens. conductor on the
W"llshurg Washington and Bethany
traction line. and Roy Williams. were
arrested and placed in tho Brooke coun-
" Jail AT Wrllsburg last evening on the
charge Of breaking INTO Trunk belong
ing TO Mrs Manifold. OF Bethany and
stealing jewclry and other valuaoles
which tho trunk contained.
Rev and Mrs: Manifold recently
moved To Bethany and their trunk. in
stead Of being delivered to the Bethany
station. was set Off traction car al
Point Breeze station. II was two days
later before they located the trunk and
discovered that it had been broken open
and looted Of practically everything OF
value. They notified the WcllsburK po-
lice depa rtment with the result already
stated
Red" Owens is charged with stealing
a number Of valuable chickens belong
.inr TO Hazlett Rogers. Of near Bethany
whose coop was robbed at about the
same time that tn" trunk robbery TOOK
place. All three prisoners will be ar
raigncd for preliminary hearings THIS
week
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.

Mrs. William n. Frnhmc. accompanied
py her sons Raymond and Robert ana
daughter Margaret. l"ar" this morning
for SardiS Ohm" u Spcnd few days
visiting relatives.
Frank kc-f"r. @h" IS attending school
AT MUrgantown ~ spending IN" week
end al his HON" on IN" Island.
Henry Stnbb> IS visiting hr> parents
Over tho week end on tn" Island.
Major &. 4. Morgan "f 'hari"Si"n'
has returned h"m" after spending Few
DAYS here on business.
Rrv. .. NJ. Pullcn. Superlnt"nd"n' OF
tho Anti-Saloon league. left last nISat
FOR BluCticld.
Harry 81. Mavcrs Of the Fan Handle
freight depot. will spend III" week end
in Chicago.
Roy Ray and family loft yesterday
for New York where they will spend the
next month.
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hammock
Church Services.

Church services were held on Saooath
conducted bv Rev. II. L. curric OF Cali
fornia. Pa. Both the morning and even
ing services were largely ATTENDED.
Preaching services Will be held on sab
bath at 1890. conducted BY Rev. }. II.
I.awthcr. pastor of tho First Prcsoy-
tcrian church Of Bcllairc. Communion
services will BE- observed AT this time.
with preparatory services on SATURDAY
at 50 and on sabbath evening at
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chestra will be seated on the s'aBe.
which will be veritable bower VI
flowers and plants Mr.. Kuhn or Plus
burgh will serve tho refreshments. ~
cordial invitation is extended 10 inc
guests. the clergy and the laiety. hr.
!. ]. Holloway is general chairman OF
the arrangements for this delightful
AFFAIR.
c. s. G. Girls Net.
Last evening at her HON" inEl-oring
Place. Elm Grove. Miss Hazel Srasher
entertained the members Of the e s. c.
class Of tho Stone Presbyterian church
Sunday school Tn" fore part Of the
evening was devoted to a brief business
session and the officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows:
President. Miss Sara Bushon.
Vicc-prcsidcnt. Miss Sarah Grubcr.
Secretary. Miss Laura Remkc.
Treasurer. Miss Fricda Clemens.
Assistant Secretary. Miss Alma Null.
Assistant treasurer. Miss Elvira Men
del
Pianist Miss HazcI Frasher.
An evening Of varied social diversions
followed and al n late hour dainty re-
frcshmnnts wcrr served
The following arc tho members Of the
class:
Misses
Fricda Clemens. Alma Mnll.
Sara Bushon. Laura RcInkc.
Elvira Mcndrl Jessie Williams.
Sarah Grubcr. Virginia Linton.
Hazel Frashnr. Wnifred Gray,
Grnce Meek
Mcsdames-
Ralph Wagner. James Olsen.
Harry Brennan. r. Campbell.
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"I,oEt-A Chaperone."

A clever it'll" comedy in three acts.
"I.osi-A Chapcronr." viii be presented
by Ma oIna Circle. Of Kings Dauginfrs'
OF the Second Prcshytcrian~chd4sh on
Tuesday evening June , and latge at
tendance is DESIRED ThGt proceeds from
this delightful musical comedy VIII DE
used 10 furrhNz@hc good. work; being
done by IN" EtG Of thit "rKhsza''oh'
Following !. = cast Il characteF:
"I.os,-A rhap"ron"" o.
George Higgins. 4 Tufts ~. h. ....'''
.......... VIM kill"rmeyer.
Jack Abbot. Frcd l.awton. Tufts SUD.
Freshmen and camping with Hig-
gins carol Hicks Cecil tonner
Raymond Fhzh"nry. 4 Harvard STU .,
dent ........... Rudolph SNppci
Dick Norton. Tom Crosby. OF hill En-
Albert Wheeler. Richard Fonner'
Marjorie TyndaJl Georges Cousin. y
Smith Girl ............ Helen fahnKe
Alice Bennett. Agnes Arabela Bates
Ruth French. blanche Westc"N'
Jackson Girls. Ross Johnson. Geral-
dino hrnctt, tlmcda Boring.
Mrs. Higgins. The Chapcron. Georg" $
Mother .....Fr cda Barte
Mrs. Sparrnws. A Farmers Wife. 80.
..... Margaret Dittman
Lizzie. MANDY. Her Daughters .......
Nellie Fortncy. Florence Buchanan.
"Elizabcths Young Man.
"a comedy in one aet)
Cast OF Characters.
Miss Abigail orr. Margaret McGiii
Nre tanning Nellie Nelson
Elizabeth Orr. Miss Ah!gals Niece. -.
. MarSnrcts HICKS
Tnbn Martin. "Elizabeth's Young
Man" ......R Rudolph Appel
Directed by Mrs. Earl Mckee.
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ugly h0iIoWS
and angles by
tho soft curry
odd lines OF
u p a 1t h and
beauty. there
are evidently
thousands nc
men and wo-
men " no keen
~ feel their
excessive thin
ness.
ThinncSS and
weakness are
usually due
to 1T ar - u
nerves. Our
bodies n q - q
III ore phUs-
phatc than is
contained IN
modern foods.
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Linsly Dance.

Tonight will sec tn" realization nf III"
eagerly anticipated prom at tho I.Insly
armory. The members of the 1920 class
will be IN" hosts for this delightful
affair and the graduating class will be
tho honor guests. Ap7ropriat" decor
atoms Of the school Color*, orang" and
black and also III" ColorS of the l9-o
class maroon and gold will b" USED
throughout the building. An interest
ine program Of dane" hits will he fur
nIshcd hv an ACCORDION orchestra ana
refreshments Will he served during the
evening Charles Hutchins. Hugo Wolf"
and lack S,orcr compose the committee
IN charge Of the arrangements.
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Robert L Archer. OF Huntington.
cashier OF the First National bank Of
that city. and formerly state director of
the War Savings campaign. is in the
city. attending the diocesan council Of
the Episcopal church OF Vest Virginia.
as a delegate Of Trinity church,
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St. matthews Tea Party.

Tho informal tea party held yesterday
afternoon following the business Ses-
sion of the Wnman'S Auxiliary. held IN
connection with tn" Centennial cello
hration Of ST. Matthew'S church proved
mos, ENJOYABLE. The party was held in
Tho rooms Of the Parish house next to
Tho church and they were beautifully
decorated for the occasion. The rccep-
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for Alien. Of Springfield. Mass. The
Wedding was an event Of last WedneS,
DAY and tn" ceremony was performed
IN The 81. iaicrS church with the Key
John Harrison Nolan "niclatihG. MI;
and Mrs, kurm,r Will make their HON"
in that city. Mh"r.. tho groom rs Nom
her Of III" l. =. army located IN VI"
Nrlnury there.
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thin PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
HothiaR r.rfe Plain Bitro-Phosphate to
Put on T1rrn, Healthy Flesh ana
to Increase strength, V4Sor
and Nerve Yorcs.

Judging from the countless prepara-
tionS and treatments which are c"nl'ir
ually being advertised for the purp"s"
Of making thin people fleshy. develop
ing arms. neck and bust. and rcpIHcins
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flowers and greenery. and Bachmans
full orchestra furnished a splendid pro-
gram of the latest popular dane" puSic.
Refreshments were scrN I'd during the
evening. and altogether most ENJOY
able time was had by all
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ton hall was banked with palms. ana
the FROM room was filled with a pro-
fusion If spring blossoms and p"tt"u
rlantS Th" mautlcpiccr WAS BANKED
with = Variety of multl-c"l"r''d spring
flowers and u tail standard filled win
huge crimson p,."ui"S WAS seen "i. "Uh'r
side ur tn" mantle. In tn" next room
tn. i'u tables w"r" arranged. with Eat
,rnh-rg tea cloths and I BEAUTIFUL tea
SCR, leo. and lnrE" hoQu"t "f PINK
pvr-lh"um conferred each table. In "n"
center Stud tail basket "t brilliant
oriental r"ppI"S and tn" pan" was COW
cred with SuuAvballS.
Tea was served from until ,
O'clock and ih" visitors. n"alh"rS 81
m" congregation AMI many others We
in and cut during that time. Mrs. {. j.
Milton was chairman in general ChhrE"
rr this delightful affair and IN" follow
ing ladies were her able asst. tants:
,1,yr
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Reception Tonight.

This even nc an elaborate reception
Will hr held IN connection with tho on
tennial rrl"hrntion Of the Phrish'Of IN"
ST. Matthews church and the annual
meeting Of tho West Virgin a Diocese.
in session her" this week. TIL" affair
will b" quit" informal and will be held
IN the Elks club fl"S 81 Langhans
is in charge If IN" decorations. which
will consist If garden effect around
the wall. with n ir"llS "r spring flow
crs and pott"d plants. The American
flag will ais" h" us"d I" lend patriot"
note Of color To IN" scene, 4 local or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30

The greater the nece ssity for saving
he greater your opportunity to uSe
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Bridge Tea.

!, mr.tInc Of ia" Gift Shop T~lg
held Yesterday afternoon at III" nome
~ MR.. Harry f:vkhar, nj l'"n"x piahs
,U,r, completed for III" brldE" tea winch
will he. held at tn" h"m" OF MIS-. Ar'nui
S,ircl ."Thr Fines" on June l.. Briuse
u.,II Ia. the diversion "f IN" afternoon
from . until o'clock. when tea VIII p,'
served The public iS cordially inrhco
=, attend ard any who desire to Spcnu
Tho afternoon with nc'ilcwor'. arc
urged 10 do 50. Reservations fer bridge
,ahlcs may Il" mad" by calling any oil
tho following committee:
Mrs Frank Wat"rhUusc. Woodsdalc
a..
Mrs. Hal Sp"id-l. W"odsdaic Isl.
Mrs w T. W"iSs. Elm tirov" lO+.
Th,. proceeds from this delightful al.
r,,r arr ,u b., used for the benefit OF
,hr OHIO Valley General hospital. ana
doubtless many Will avail themselves or
his uppurlunity To spend an Interesting
and ENJOYABLE afternoon and help a
vurrhy cause At the Same time.
Masonic Dance.
las, evening III the Scottish KITE
cat hrdral the members Of IN" Merriam
rh,ntrr SO l. Eastern star. entertained
with an informal dance" This WAS the
last darr,. Of In" season. and thrr" were
ohnu, 5nh prnpl" IN attendance. Tn" hall
WAS DECORATED with naSs and spring
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Garden Party

Tho members of the Agnes Loo Circle
of Kings Daughters were the charming
hostrsscs last night At dclightiul gar
den party given on tho spacious lawn
surrounding the W. T. Hubba I'd homo in
Huhbard's Lane. The weather was per-
feet for an out door party. ana 70 1ur-
grounds electric wires wcr" temporarily
connected and many varicoiared Japa-
Nose lanterns illuminated the place.
The evening was replcte with varied
pleasures. chief among which was IN"
bazaar which opened AT o'clock. Mrs
Lee Hill was in charge and everything
imaginable that could enhance. the oou-
doir or person of milady was thetc;
Dainty little maids Conccaling useful
powder puff: aprons and caps IN the
daintrst of colors and fine stitching;
handsome candlcsticks: clever baskets
adorned with artificial fruit and flowers.
and also many hand painted articles
were among the attractive collection.
Mrs. Guy Holden was in charge Of the
refrrshmcnt table and here the most de-
lcctable viapds and bon bons were TO be
found in every known variety. Needless
TO say this booth was AZ most popular
spot during the evening.
The feature Of tho evening was the
staging Of tho clever liitl" play iet. Mrs:
the porch around the Hubbard homo. and
proved to BE- most interesting. Mr..
Edward Pitcher directed the play and the
cast was composed Of Miss Florence
Mason, Miss Sara Whitaker. Miss Saran
Mctzncr and Miss Catherine lfarr.
The proceeds resulting from last
nights party will be- used to further tho
splendid work done by the Kings DsuEh,
tcrs Tho Agnes Lc" clrcl" has adopted
a French orphan. and they also help
with tho upkccp Of tho Day Nursery on
South Eon street. Tho great success
Of their venture was just reward for
the untirinE efforts 81 this industrious
group
The following at" tho charmrn Of the
committees and their assistants:
General chairman--Miss Ruth Mason.
R"freshmcnt committee - Mrs Guy
Holden.
Bazaar committees Mrs. Lee Hill.
Tables and j. "nralions-Miss Eliza
FriSscll.
En,"r,ainn"nr-Mis Florence Mason.
Misses
Eliza Frisscu Margaret HcrvNy
Ruth Mason Sarah Whitaker
Jane Jefferson Florence Mason .
Virginia Moor" kath"rlpr ftRrr
Drssrr poUIcr Eleanor clark
Mary Eleanor Virginia Higgins
Wright Sarah Mctznrr
MrSdam"S--
John R"id ';uy Hold n
stanley Kirk Hugh Brady
Lee Hi A. Y. Wood
IAA
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Y w O. A. Boat Ride
Rnrnar-Allen Wedding

Coming rs an agrrcAblo SurNriSo ~
tho many friends in the city IN the an
nousccncnt of the marriaE" Of Mr.. Ray
nond kurncr. son of Mr.. and Mrs H. =.
kurncr. Of this city. {" Miss Lucy VI.
Allen daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. SNlv"s-
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Franke-Alexander wedding

As Interesting Wedding was s"lTmn-
lied yesterday afternoon when Miss Les
Alexander hrram" N" hr'd" "f Mr..
George NJ r'rank" Th" wedding took
place NJ the HON" of IN" BRIDES SISTER.
Mrs f. t. Du!S. ON South Penn street.
Rev. II. e. Howard. pastor Of IN" ih"m-
son NJ. T.. church performed tn" '"rr-
mnny IN tn" pr S"mcv of only IN" lhlih'u-
intr ramilirS of Ia" hrid" and groom.
'rh" bride wore Il travelling sun ni
chcckcrrd velour and black pl"tur" mar.
Sh" Wor" Il cluster "i Sw""th"ari roses
at the curSaEc. immediately i"I'"w'SE
The ceremony wedding dinner Was
served with pretty Decorations at Er""n
and white MIR and Mrs. Frank" LEFT
at > "a o'Cluck for Il honeymoon riP
which will include Pittsburgh. tI"N"-
land and other points Of interest. ON
their return they Will take ur their res
idrScc Al III" bonn" of III" groom on
Maryland street
TN. birdie is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. q. Alexander and is quit" r"ru-
lar in social and musical "lrClc$. MT
FRANKIE is a son Of Mrs. W 'Iilaih -
Fra nike and is connected win IN" Nh"Sa-
peake and Potomac T"l' phon" company.
Bridge-Luncheon
Mrs. Fred G. Cuwl was tho charming
hostess To Il group of friends NJ 4 dalh'-
ily appointed luncheon Al her home IN
Glenwood Heights. TIL" aiaIr was ar
ranged as compliment to MIS-. f'ari
Gamble. who leaves in the near future
tn spend the summer months al N''N'-
land. Ohio.
McSdamcS:
var f|T' p , G@x Waiter VI. Bowman
To" + Kline Will +. Edwards
Geo. W. Wcimcr Caleb Burd
Carl c. Ba'hman ,,iss Ersd cow
Caroline Mayer Gene l.civ"y
Country Club
At tho Country club today tn" FIRST
golf handicap of the season VIII 'akrr
place If IN" weather permits 'hc iuIl
course will be thrown open and douft,
less thcrc will he many present TO aN II
I themselves Of tho opportunity to test
tho course which has been alf"kctn"r
rebuilt since last seasons hazards. INC
length Of the links having been greatly
Increased.
Y.w.C.A. Boat Ride
Tho Business Woman's club of the !.
W. &. \. has chartered the steamer IN"
Verne Swain. for a po"nlight boat rid"
to he given next Friday "v"nInE. Juh.,
d. The boat will leave tn" wharf al
o'clock and i'll return NJ 1915. Noo
pcopl" can be accomodatcd ana d"unt
less there will be Il large merry crowd.
Various clubs and small organizations
have bought tickets for this AFFAIR ana
many parties have been made up. rick
cts are now on sale is various stores
and may also he purchased at IN" desk
in the association building. or from any
Of the members Of the club.
Kurner-Allen Wedding
Coming as an aSrrcabl" SurPriS" '"
tho many friends in the city III the an
nousccmcn, Of the marriaE" Of Mr.. Ray
mond kurncr. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. {.
kurncr of this city. to Miss Lucy NJ.
Allen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. SN'v"s-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-19

Mra Edward Cunningham Of Ter
HeIry Springs. Ia visiting Mrs G G.
iino South Snrine street