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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-27
Entertain for Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett.

A dancing party is being given
this evening at the Rock Island
club for Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bas-
sett, who will make their home in
Ottawa, ILL.,, after the first of June.
The party is being given by a
group of friends and there are to
be card games as we'll as dancing.
Bowlby's orchestra will furnish the
music, and a luncheon is to be
served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-27
Douhle Ceremony NAV II.

Double Ceremony May II.
A host of tri-city friends are in
terested in a double wedding to be
solemnized Tuesday morning, May
IL, at Creston, Iowa, when Thomas
C. Kennedy, deputy city treasurer
Of Davenport. will be united in
marriage to Miss Mabel Veronica
Finefield, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Finefield, formerly. Of Dav-
export, now Of Creston, Iowa, and
her sister, Miss Marie Finefield.
will become the bride of Leonard
Herring, a prominent young
farmer in the vicinity of Creston.
A large company Of Davenport rela-
tives and friends expect to go to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-27
Your Feather Pillo,us
MadeLight ndDo1uny

Feather pillows washed by our specialized methods
ne soft and d0wHy after their hah in rich suds and
drying IN elean warm an eurent2 Put nsw lfs
IN yvw Old pillows by having Us wash them our
laundry way,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-27
Eiderdoeu,, Quilts
Lau1,dered Emerh

Our modem Washing usthsis arc idsal for your
eiderdown quilts, whieh You win naturally want
cleaned before storing. Hare is anether bit Of
heavy work that pau VIII find it ecoaamical to hays
Us Do for you.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-27

Dolmn wrap of Irvine shade
peachbloom lined throughout
with tan and blue pussy willow
tafeta- Regularly priced $149. so
"Wednesday, $3.50.
Elton suit a navy poiret twill.
three quarter sleeves, round col
lar, sash Of black and gold silk
tHcolette ending with fringe
Regularly priced $1S9.5O-Wed-
neAdAH, $12e.33.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-27

You ean send y0W m0tor rugs to us also, to be
washed free Of The past seasons CRIME and grease.
We have special equipment for handling these
extra weighty things.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-27

In fairness to all, eoery sale mast be fna
no changes and no refunds on appneI q,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-27
Lace Curtains
that Look Like Ne1u
Ho.v about those heavy
Rag and Woole,, Rugs?
Haze your Blankets
Washed before Storing

OF course, you VIII want to hsse yom blankets
washed. Why not let % % this lahuious work fus
you2 Our why Of lannddeziing them sHves he nap
and keeps them soft 9zd deecy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
rHE " TOUR HUNDRED"
AS SEEN BY MARY.

Mary Casey Thoruc. belle Of
Third avenue. who took % mas
trr's degree iu psychology ut Coz
luW hia university and married a
FIf;h avenue millionaire. b. bury
.psycho-aualyziug' the -Four Hun
0rod.
says Mrs Thorny.
THE majority OF Sew york. SOC
oictN m'n contain 800 per cent
manhood
- red .hiuudoi woman who
wants tu soo race progress gets
nausea whom tu, average I'iltu
tycnuo man trirs FOO UIrt with her."
Many DhauuoUrs have moro
brains than the mon they drive.
Watch thDm iu uu accident
I'm lut loucsumcr looking for
brains umung lfiftt avenue men
tluu niogoucs was looking Tor an
honest q
"Firth tNcuus men think because
thoy hay" money they can d,ty
tho laws OF nature
"a Firth avenue MAJ can't ho
true to amy one womum long His
nerve are d~oudcuCd. p~-yyuuiur-
icully speaking, boz has Co hc
wound up with "a new mate every
so often
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

ccised. Doc he even archangel and
heavens own cWissary. ! was born
of fine Irish parents ON Third avenue.
The smart set acknowledged my
Grain. hut Insisted that mo- brain can
make the leap OF two city blocks.
Firth Avenue Torgcts.
"tTfth avenue families quickly for
get That IIl it's original ancestors
were cohblers or Eroccrymcu or
ierrymtu. and they go out and adopt
Crcsts and look down ON the rest OF
the world. and 10 one Of their men
marrirs a roor girl. no matter how
brilliant she may be-. they never for
give him
Tho Thoru,s arc doing AN they
can 90 Keep M from rotilug pos
session OF my siA-Ncar-old boy.
THAT'S why am going to wash
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
EAST SIDE BRIDE OF MILLIONAIRE
BARES LIFE IN NJ Y. SMART SET

u LIT OF linen i0 public when his
case comes TO triai.
'.Thu child o. the great stake IN
tho case. because Joeir father Sam
usi Thornc. who recently died. was
my fficnd. aud he entailed Ioei'a
afth Of the csiafc 20 that n Will
come intact to little joel.
al this moment. my lawyer tells
me the boy is IN q cheap fi5-a-week
boarding house out west while his
luther enjoys an income Of 100000 u
year, and / live on $3.50 a month,
fixed hy the court
WIN Drag Skeleton out.
u am going to establish The rieht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

intelligence that prompted her from
the east side 20 the hniie ~ colum Z
hla. where she fnok honofa md a
Masters degree ~ philosophy aud
psychology.
"The Thorncs had just one pass
word that Opened the door to their
family and their world ana hat was
the Social Register shc said. III
ono o. born IN the Social Register.
one n received on ff-th dvenuC, Nv
Do roguc or angel; if one D. not horn
In The Social Register, NJ is not re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

once upon a day Michael Angelo made a remark which sounded
so well-the one about triiles making perfection but perfection being
no trifle-that Il became a rlatitude. School children. who wouldn I
have known what to do with perfection il they had it, were told those
words and their little fingers traced the sentiment. in copy books as
punishment for the fact that the perfection they did not want was
not theirs.
II might have gone hard with the old plattudc. If il had not been
for motion pictures. They have saved IL. Every day in the theaters
throughout the land, men and women and children are proving that
they not only 're for pcrfection-they demand it. Not only that,
but they can tell exactly the triles which go to make perfection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

mir IN public tha5 America has seen
iu many a. day.
And AN because Third uV,nuc o.
going to bc represented by beautiful
and brilliant Mary tuspN Thornc. the
belle Of the great east side" who
married joel Wolfe Thornr. scion OF
the iamou millionaire Thurno fam
IFS, only To De- cast aside subsequent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
Will Pit Her Brains
Against Dollars in
Fight for Son

NEW YORK, June 12--Finh avenue
Of millions. " going TO try
to suhduo Third Avenue street
81 povcrty. and. In the process. more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12
500 Reward, SiOO

9iOV RcNdEut DiOo
Catarrh Is a local disease greatly lnfiu-
enCcd By constitutional conditions. II
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment, HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
Is taken internally aud acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF the Sya-
TEN. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation Of the disease,
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health and assiats nature IN
dong It's work. 5000 fQr any case Of
Caiarrh that HALLS cATARIH
MEDICINE fails 10 cure.
Druggists 15c. Testimonials free.
y. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

May Casey Thoruc looks the roc
mantle figure that sh, BE-. Her face
is beautiful and iu her eyes lies the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

tONpInOr NIIrVU Y. NUnIIh OT IIlV
STATE OF New York has accepted am I'M
Vitation from the educational aud I'M
dusirial department of the Universal
Film company, To be 'moNiod" in the
de witt clinton" the first train that
was ever run In tho state OF New York.
The present governor OF Sew York
state Will sit I'm the Slme eat occupied
by tie witt Clinton. TIE first governor
OF the empire state, after whom tho
locomotive was named.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

The raising Of the last rlrlcr
for the g stage being built az
Universal City presagcs the early
completion Of hue ~ tho best
equipped structures in the world
for taking motion pictures Work
ON the now studio building has
heon going on for some time me
the last girdcr was swung into
place only q few days ago,
Tho construction work has
been under the personal supervi-
siun Of George Williams, of tho
Universal technical department,
who formerly was master me-
.rhnnic at the New York Hippo
dromc.
M,rnn AnIlnlrk. nrt.llrnI OF snIL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-12

Pictures of the South Pacific H.
lands taken from 70 125-foot power
Yacht, the Ajax. after q $4,000 mile
trip from Marhlchcad. Mass, 90 reach
the location. will he released In the
Paramount magazine Of juno 20. An
organization Of scientists, New Eng
land business men Interested I'm South
Pacific commercial enterprises. ana
motion picture leaders, financed the
expedition.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
June Sale
MEMO corsets At
4.1

IA No. rs Tor fulI 70 medium figures.
TOP, new Memo bridge construction which
ree mo digging IN = corssttop Diagonal
m Of the finest clock spring rust pf0of stsel,
Rich piyes straight lines over hack md It hips
HLone skirt, with elastic insert towards the
sek to allow for spreading Of figure when seat
thus insuring comfort
Made Of pink or white "Usaro" cloth, which
rs made originally for use in covering aero
l,ne wings. This material gives = maximum
.renrth with minimum thickness and weight
-Reurh FlDor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

The Ami-Efonch slipper with
American style toe and Preach
instap tie. Elastic under the
how holds alipper snug to the
ankle, Black or brown buck and
vici hid, III
The new ~Wrllow" calf OK
fnrds. Z new son tan shade that
II to DO Z favorite for summer
ana early fall wear. e1k
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
June Sale
81. to $50 wash
dresses at $16.0

These re the better type Of wash dress the
kind women Ike for afternoon parties and other
summer occasionA
Made q the finest wolfe 1and organdy.
Voiles IN dainty checks or large figured pat
tstns on dark or light back grounds. Many with
dainty collars and cuffs Of organdy.
Organdies 50 crisp and cool looking that it
makes one feel good just to look at them. Some
with quaint Fischu collars, wide tucked skirts,
large bow sashes, over skirts and other charm
ing style innovations.
-ThhA Tleef
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
June Sale
Nina Taylor street and
house dresses at $3.50

n checked; striped md large plaid gingham;
striped and checked pereales; solid color cham-
bray; white Madras.
The dresses in this sale represent our share Of
the reserve stock of the makers Of Nina Taylor
dresses which they dispose Of about this time
every year 1t tremendous reductions.
There are scores Of clever exclusive Nina
TAYLOR STYLES to select from. Styles for strictly
service Wear-others for street and porch wear:
Included are some neat little Breakfast sets ana
home Of the FAMOUS Hoover" double service
dresses Sizes for little and average women
and Stylish Stouts."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

June Sale
III
IS to S29.75 silk,
blo(,ses for $8.6 !.

Sott lhesr geoex ettes, lcvsly asps De cn1ne'
.tnnaiur u J1ts soft wash satin, and hand
surne ,Ilico16 1nodels that portray tne 49,
l1nt' fsahion thought q some Of the countfys
foremost dedgnerA
There ars 4hip-line," Anger-tp" and regula-
finn length md abroad choice Of either tailored
or dreany modelA s
Collarless, round, square and two-'n-cne !.
,.cls etyles. Mot III have short sleeves f.
Such wanted summer colors ~ Jade, Copen-
hagen Rose, Shell pink, Nile green, Navy, white g
and . few browns
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25

Womsn's mercsrised FASH
ionAd hose from the makers
u the famous Rockford
brand. Choice Of black, white.
eray and brown. Once you sec
/ them you will buy . seasons
supply Ut the June k2N
eals peice Of pair -. wv
/ 4 god, quality Of muslin
! dravsrs Tor children four 70
4 ten years. Tucked and hem
/ stitched. Cheaper - buy the
finished garment than to buy
the nate OEm
rial ................ AON
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-29

I ardiente en- los 6estinos de su patria y
en- los milagros que Sc pueden esperar
del soldado frances. Nadie ha nabiado
mejor de este soldado, nj con ms Ger
teZa mas complete de su exito II
nal. Y. DC Ia misma manera, nadie tai
vez Sc ha tornado una idea mas alta
de esta ~"grandeza de primer orden"
! que Sc llama el commando. FL ret-ato
! que traza del jefe de Ia guerra, de las
cualidaGeS que le 20 neSesariaS, de las
que L. es n~eceSario adquirir. asi CO.
mo de las que debe haber reCibido
como don. ocupa cuatro grandes pagi-
mas de los "PrincipioS de Ia guerra.
Aquf. 10 miSmo que en- los retratos del
viejo Moltke Y del Principe Federico
Carlos. Foch. sin rrrunciar completa-
nenIe q SUI lorna s:.scinta. le permite
a IA Erase dilatarse ' e~nsancharse lige-
ramente. rs IN troZo acabado que re-
cogerdn los ~antolOgiStas.
Tambien y per rigurosos que nos
pareZcan ciertos mstodoS, hay que "a
cordarse siempre. con 81 autor de los
"LuneS', que n guerra no es geometri-
a rUra nj puro analiSiS, Sino que Sc
hace contra hombres V con hombres.
FL miSmo Focn. nos pondr4 en- guardia
contra esta tendencia, mas germanica
que f-anceSa. por Otra parte. q hacer
de Ia guerra una ciencia eXacta una
rama de Ia mecanica, y. 81 bie1 no lie
ga hasta deci- con Mauricio de Sajonio
que es una cosa compietaniente empf-
RIGA, que no tiene reglas mas que en-
los detalles y carecc de elias en- las
parties sublimes. acepta. con Jomiri,
CUE as I'm drama apaSionado" cuyas
peripecias pueden variar haSta el inf
nito, sin que va-ien los p~riucipios eter
nos que rreaccionan Secretanente.
Cuando mas pod-ia reproCharSele 4
esta tcorfa e. no haber Sido concebida
sino a la :iSta 4e la guerra de movi
m:cnto. Pero sro es, en- detin!tiva. a
eSta guerra q "a que &c toca decir Ia
Ultima palabra : por medic de la cual
Sc obtiene siempre ia decision? De
maneCa o &c otra, es precise siempre
lleEa- a una ruptura del frente. Foch,
CT este purto. no d!fiere sensible
mente dc sus predecessors. Ell las
tres O cuatro ideas corsccutiyGs dc 81
sistema: N prcparnci6n: - formation
de UNI mGsa: "a investtGaciGa tiel IT,
gar vulnerable en- Ell que csta mana
podri. Al rl:amo tempo que SC cubre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-29

descompone sino para recompone-. Y
fondo. tienen pOr conclusion alguna
observation de orden general que to-
ma facilmente En- su boca Ia lorna de
uR axioma o adn dc ~ecuaciGn.
Guerra - d~epartamento de Ia fuerZa
moral.
Batalla - lucha de dos voiun;ades.
Victoria superiority moral en- eI
vencedor g inferioridad moral ell 81
veRcido.
Is alli donGe So une con los sabioS
que fusron los primeros an liamarlo Ell
tire elloS. va en- Metz. en- y Colesio
de Saint Clement. su professor de ma
jematicaS dccip de q: "EspiritU geo
mttrico. rs del pano de los politecni
cos. Pero 81 bien Is cleric, como 10
dijo Il senior Painleve. CUE n poderosa
l6gica del Mariscal, e. metoGo y e. en-
cadenamiento ruSuroSo de u ataqGes
hacen penSar IN el viejo aforiSmo pla-
toniano: Las cosas divinas Sc reali-
Ear por medic de Ia seometria", hay en-
eSta iGgica y Ell este miSmo mstOdO.
o por 10 emo en- IL expression eScrita
que IL han dado s. autor. una marca
personal. cualidaGes de forma. Y IN
eS1ilo para decirlo ,odO. que, hacienda
4 TN lado las c~irCUnStancias actuales
: aun cuando Foch no hubiera sjdo e.
gran vencedor d. eSta guerra. h1-
brian atra!do ;arde o tcmp-ano Ia aG-
miraciGn de los cGrocedores.
He ALI por que. en- esta OCCASION, in
teresa 4 las letras. s: Il maeStria. en-
I'm eScri;or. conSiste en- hablar q
idioma mas adecu2do a SUI objeto. que
10 ~cortenGa : 10 eXpreSe TODD entero.
Foch Is incoEtestablemcntc. desputS
de Napoleon. 81 pricnero de nuesT>vS
escritoreS militares. eXcede CT mucho
al miSmo .Jomini. que no Sc abStenia
hastante de cierto sniasiS y que. en-
SuS mejores parties. no pasaba dc una
honrada ~mediocridad.
Ello Sc debia Z que Jomini Sc hallaba
en- Suiza. 10 que eS buena condi-
ci6n para hablar sin preiCicio de las
campahas de Federico y de Napoleon,
pero que no basta ara exaltar un es-
tito No es difc;l yer por el cont-a-;o.
que esta vida superior que ANNA todos
los esc-:tos de Toch 10 viene del hogan
m!sn7o dc patr;otismo que mant:cne
CT 81. Este ge5metra es VI cTcyc1tc.
Tiene f5. unc fe tan razo2ado como
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-29

\ Saint Beuve le gUsraba decir luz
las victorias como Marathon. Po!tiers,
Oerain, RA-roy y A,lstsrLtz son oHTaS
maeStras Gel eSpfritU hG.nanO por q
u..s-o Cftu1o que 10 son "a Iliada' =
La Odisea". Orro Ianio nabrfa d.cho
lie los dos Marines que i-"arou a SUs
autores al Institute. Pero. en- tanto
cue Joffre no IA escrito NADIA. Foch.
cuando no ara aln sinu Coronel encar-
gado de I'm curse IN n EScue!a Supe-
rior de Guerra. ya habia Gado Su me-
dida como e~Scvitor mil!tar IN dos grue-
SOS volumrnes que deSde lueS@ tn--
ron claSicoS entire 0ueStTOS Oticia!eS:
n "Maniobra para IA hataIia y "Prin-
cipios de !a guerra. Sc les Duede gus
tar sin ser professional y Su lectura
asta Hbre de toJa arjdez. F.ilo Sc de-
be a cue anJes de ser e~scriIOS fueron
hablados Y n que. concebidoS en- el re-
cogimientO del g~abineJe. fUcron da6os
a luz en- medic del fuegO de IA accion
o~ratoria. Y SUI lava no Sc IA enfriado
auu. DiferenciandoSe de NtOS otroS
esc-itos en- q~uienes 81 autor y el ON
bre no mantieaen relacioneS Sino muy
lcianas. Foch sc halla TODD entero all.
con Sl DiS-tIl NOAiNE4s.s iA.SA- WI 80 :
sion aEuGa de las coSaS. con Su a-gU
mentaci6n serena : con su verbo ener-
siCo y directo.
Hay m~oncntos. deciaU dos Que 10 IS
C~UChahan. en- que habla q Sahlazos.
Yen alSunaS picinas de los 'Princi-
pics de IA guerra. Sc recibe. on efec-
20. n impression De IN molinets brillan
;c, lie n ~ esJiS!oSa esErima del len
gaaje. Ell tanto que I jueEo de n fra
Sc es facil. rap5do y 80 i:aya bienl iga-
60 Sin embargo. no oNisJe ojnguTa
~pretensi6n literaria en- e. autor, pero
i IL preocupaci6n de Yer c'7ro ali!
po- 81 misrno. y II 10 Euiar 4 los de
mas y Ia de iEtroducirloS en- codos
los matiCeS de 81 idea.
Lcable ~preocupaci6n, Que = hacs
rauItiplicar en- SUI texto las itdlicas y
las nayusculaS ara e>tar mas seguro
lie que II atenci0n Gel lector no Sc
eNtraviara, Sino que Sc detenGrj en- las
palahraS esencialeS. En- caso de necesi-
dad hasta adoptara INA tipograffa
inusi;ada. deSart;culard 81 Erase Y Sc
narara de ella los e,emeatos cono sue
len hacerlo los DoetaS sinbol!stas. e.
puRco Y apa-te eS G. pcocedimiento de
los eSPi-itus analiUicos. Fero este. no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-29
COMO DELEGADO DE LA C. DE
COMERCIO EN- LA FERlA
DE DALLAS

TORREON, ScpLembre 2i.-Hase
sabido en- esta poblaci6n que ell senior
Eduardo Orvananos. Presidente de Ia
Camara Nacional de Concrete de Ia
Comarca Lagunera, ACADIA de ser de-
signado por esa institution para que
vaya como deleGado a la feria que ell
mes ~entrante Sc celebrara en- la ciu-
dad texana de Dallas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-29
& osRERos DE PLAcEMEs

TERACRuZ, Septiembre 24.-Entre
ell elemento orero de esta ~poblaci6n
reina verdadero entusiasrlo con mott
vo del cfrec!mientn lie q Gobierno
ha hecho 4 les t~rabajadores en- Ell SEN
lido de cederles III amplio terreno
para Ia construction de IN edificio
que llevara cl nombre Casa del Obre-
70 Muadial."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-29
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
FL MARLSCAL FOCH
FL ESCRITOR MlLITAR

Traducci6n del Frances para LA PRENsA"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
WEDDING.
Tro1and-Brarnaw.

Miss Marion H. Bragaw and Captain Girard B. Troland, both of New London, were united in marriage at military wedding at the First Church of Christ there at o'clock, Saturday evening. Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth, pastor of the church performed the ceremony.
 The bride was attired in a gown of white satin. wearing a veil which was caught up in front with wings of ernine and the end weighed with ernine. She carried shower bouquet of brides roses, orchids and lilies of the valley.
 Miss Helen D. Brown, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Brown, of New London, was maid of honor. She wore a gown of chiffon. shaded from light law ender to deep purple and carried an arm bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums The bridesmaids were Miss Irene P. Swift and Miss Ruth E. MacMillan of New Britain | roommates of the bride at Pine Manor post graduate school of Dana hall. Vel lesley college Miss Murial H Johnston | of Eln1hurst, N. J., a cousin of the bride and Miss Katherine l.. Troland, sister | of the bridegroom. They wore gowns | of light lavender and arm bouquets oi | yellow cbrysanthemunns
 The bridegroom was attended by Lieut. Alexander H. Perwein, infantry, as best 1 man. and the ushers were Lieut. John B
  | James D. Summers, Coast Artillery corps | Capt. Daniel Noce, engineers, and Capt | John Paul Dean, engineers.
 | Returning from the altar the couple passed under an arch o swords held bJ the army officers. The church was dee | orated with golden rod, golden glow, lav ender asters, and palms. William Bauel of Connecticut college presided at tht organ.
 After the ceremony there was reeep ton and wedding supper at the home 6 the brides grandfather E. T. Braga~ at the corner of Broad and William streets, with 100 guests attending.
 The bride cut the wedding cake wit the bridegroorns sword. The brides gif to the maid of honor The brides sif hairpin and her gifts to the bridesmaid were small ferget-rne-not beauty pms
 Capt. and Mrs Troland left soon afte the reception for their wedding trip UT til Sept. 26, when Captain and Mrs Ire land reports at Boston where he will be come a student at the Massachusetts IT stftute of Technology.
 Miss Bragaw is popular among tf younger social set of New London. Cal tain Troland is a son of Mir and Mir Thomas M. Troland He is a gradua of Bulkeley school and of West Poin and a nephew of Mrs. Charles Roge, of Is Maine street, this city.