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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Atkinson viii be leader. In Search
Of a Sinner" VIII be the theme OF Rev.
Milo Atkinson's subject at 1880 p. m.
in the series OF sermons on Movie
Themes as Seen Through a Preach
er's Eyes" Mrs. L c. Witherspoon
VIII sing a solo.
VIII Build Church
The Heavenly Vision" VIII be the
subject OF the morning sermon a. the
Government Hill Baptist church.
Hueco and Stevens streets. At this
service pledges win be taken TO pro-
vide funds for the new addition to
the church. construction on which
VIII begin Monday In the afternoon
at = o'clock teams viii conduct an
every member canvas. finishing iu
time 20 participate ia the great sun
day school mass meeting at the First
Baptist church At s p M Rev. L.
". Wiley. Sunday school field secre-
tary for Texas, viii speak sunday
school starts at s-45 a m. !. r Hed-
rick is superintendent Senior and
junior 3. y. P. L viii meet at $50.
visitors to spenk-
Dr.. W T. Conner, OF the Southwest
ern Baptist Theological seminary o.
Fort Worth. win speak at II a. 10.
sunday at the Central Baptist church.
Montana and Virginia streets. At
7-30 p m, Dr.. l1illard jenkins. pas
tor OF the First Baptist church Of
abilene. Texas. viii preach The
mid-week Services wiz not be held
on account OF the city-Wide Sunday
school institute which viii be held
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

know the me" He has no objective
Doubted Our Existence.
ScheIling says F'ichto had no more
evidence for the me" than is for the
mot me" Then Hegel said, You
have no reason to believe in the OBJ
jectivs or subjective world. You
can't prove the existence OF either the
me or the not me-" The greatest
OF these philosophers doubted his own
existence and then doubted that he
ever had doubted And this Is what
they call philosophy
The wisdouV OF this world Is not
only foolishness with God but also
with any sensible thinking nan Oh.
how they needed the word OF Cod
There they could have learned that
they have a soul and q body That
there Is a material and a spiritual
world and that God is the Creator OF
bothi
we have a knowledge Of the ma
teriaI world through our senses, but
intultions and ideas come from the
Holy Ghost or from Satan They come
our souls,
Have Power to Think.
We have the power 70 Think All
intelligent beings have. We can take
up our sense perceptions and weigh
them We can take up IDEAS and In
AAAaAAAAa- anu EAaAA AAAAAAAa my Aa~
come objective realities We are not
dumb driven cattle. We may be
heroes IN the strifei
But we are subject to these splr-
itual influences and we decide our
own destiny. He'll moves beneath 70
work our death and heaven Stops TO
give Us life We can yield 70 the
spirit OF Cod and give It the victory.
or we can resist that spirit and give
the devil the victory. We can reject
the spirits wooing and commit the
sin that can not be forgiven. A re-
lection OF the Holy Ghost is simply a
rejection OF the plan Of salvation; 10
Is a rejection OF forgiveness Men do
not realize the work OF the devil Does
10 lead TO hell7 Is that what he
pays u.s. Does the Holy Ghost lead
Us 20 heaven and reward Us with
eternal life? one leads to he'll and
the other TO heaven
Choose your leader and your des-
tiny
God help you 10 choose
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Sentence Sermons yEIPasO Ministers

CHRISTIANITY regulations;
fu the Of religion Pharsasn 10 do what
We are asked to 90 Is LIVING the one n he But 70 40 more I @
Of spared money
5 r. beqrfng an e al eao md qood viii This
Una city exceeds the life Of municipal selshn shan not
tvanHRev William Ehrng, First Congregational church
This excerpt Is from speech BY ezprssut consider
to individuals who moral
uprght religious faith feeling fervor:
but however this nav Be- in exceptional cases it is inuens religion
quality that keeps the ideals Of people high that consoles them
foriy With des-Rev. Hugg Highland Park Methodist
church
You boy play following the leadsT'7 sOdol0gs ten
tLi - - t. 1891 - -s,or s5oTI5 h f,oe5 o11v al
follow HRsvs Rufus Baker, orchEd Park n E. church
An have nnsd and
short Of the glory Of God h sin death Look at the miles
graves God Christ alone from
Rev George v. Mccall, Central Baptist church
Many denying heart
Ss r IN aIe t 9u,5s5 IN sss1isg tbe summons II % md
iudgnsntRev. Henry vanyasnb Methodist
church
righteousness zah nation public worship necessary
morality safely
Minister Presbyterian church
proud exhibited exposition dur
week. greatest character be
exhibition Her schools churches and
hgous greatest
while without these there could Be permanent security for any Of the
Other things wealth Except the Lord keep the city, the watch
vaksth vainRsv Milo Atkinson, First Christian church
they invneibls One
vision and visionary; who has task without the vision
% 4 cb ne iii ~ Z-ors- and a8v viii be went into
the kngdomRev Grover Linz Government Hn Baptist church
life Of
IN the Of the world failures However is BY failure in material
things mat many OF Us are led to ChStany y earthly failures many
bytadan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

.vsry evening At the First saDtiSt
Rev N. Z. Hudson. pastor Of the
FIRST Baptist church, Magoffln ave
nue. and virginia street, VIII preach
at II a. m. Sunday on The home lnu
the Church" and At 1880 p m, OF
.arhe Modern Cain" Sunday schoo
VIII begin at s:t5 a m -. a . -
don is superintendent junior d 4.
P. @. viii meet at p m ana senior
unions at $50 ?. m
At the Highland Park Baptist
church. Or. A. E Booth Of Beaumont
Texas, viii speak at the morning
service. Dr.. Booth 70 a member o.
the faculty for the Sunday school IN
stituts which is 20 be held At the FIRST
Baptist church next week Wlliiain
P. Phillips. state Sunday school sec
Rotary, viii speak In the evening. The
senior and funior 3. Y. P. .. viii
meet at $50. Sunday school VIII be
held at 9.f5 a. m
At First Congregational
Services At the First Congregation
al church. Rio Grands and WILLIAMS
streets, at II o'clock Sunday morn
ing by Rev. VIM 4 Elfring. The
subject viii BE- The Second Nile
Life" The church school viii be held
at 10 o'clock. P \. Bennett - super
intendent. Special music VIII Be rem
dered by the mixed quartet. MS n
II Long. soprano; Mrs william H
ElfrlnE. contralto; T. c. Thomas,
tenor; Tamura Hilworth, bass.
Services viii be held at lions
Evangelical Lutheran church at 1915
a. m and 7:30 p. m Sunday. Both
services viii be IN English Rev. A
H Schmidt win speak on Christ Is
the Promised Prophet OF the Old Ies-
lament and Has Proved Himself Such
by the Word He Taught and b. the
Works He Performed" at the morn
ing service The Sunday school win
begin at $3.50 a. m, Otto Hintze Be-
acting suHerintende1t. A more elab-
crate singing program than usual is
being planned
BE Te Angry and sin Not" VIII be
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The text OF the sermon preached By
Rev. J. B. Grsever, At II q n sun
day at St. Paurs Lutheran cnurcn-
sunday school viii be at 10 a. m
There VIII be preaching At t.se p ~
IN ths evening. The text viii be BE
Not Deceived; Cod Is Not Mocked,
Tor Whatsoever G. Man Soweth That
Shall He Also Reap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

WESTMINSTER Prssbyterian
w church viii be dedicated Sunday
morning a. II o'clock. Rev. Homer
Mcmillan. d. D., secretary OF ne
home mission OF the Presbyterian
church, win preach the sermon Rev.
r. z Carson VII make the dedIca-
tory prayer. and Rev. watson n
Farley. pastor OF the church. viii
make a few remarks in regard to fu-
lure plans
Seventeen years ago IN a tent
lUned by the Fort worth Presby-
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Piedras street He VIII preach there
at TEAS o'clock wednesday evening
aDors Va. Babies--
What God Thinks About Babies
] and Dogs" with regard 20 whether q
dog OF baby is more welcome f. e
city apartment than a baby. viii be
the subject sermon OF Rev. P r.
: Knickerbocker At 1880. pastor OF the
/ Trinity Methodist church. Mesa ave-
nue. and Boulevard, at 1850 ?. n sun
day
The pastor viii begin his fifth year
at Trinity church Sunday. His morn
I ing subject. at 10;45 o'clock. wiz De
The Meaning and Message Of the
sunday school At Trinity church
VIII begin at $50 a. m. Robert Ian
der, superintendent The Mems BIZ
bic class also begins at this hour,
Cyu1s h Jones teacher. intermediate
and senior Epworth leagues VIII meet
at $50 p m
Rally at Orchard Park.
The feature OF services at the Or
chard Park Methodist church Sunday
viii be the Observance OF Sunday
school rally day. New officers and
teachers viii be installed for the year
and a abort program viii be rem
dered at the Sunday school hour At
II o'clock the pastor, Rev. Rufus C..
Baker. viii address the Sunday
school Rev. S. Alonzo Bright o. Al
buquerque. n. NJ. VIII preach at the
evening service.
Goodwill Toward Mexico
Goodwill toward Mexico must be
based on Righteousness and sobriety-
This viii be discussed by Rev Henry
VsnTaIzen burgh in a sermon at 7:50
p m Sunday at the First Methodist
church from the subject, Religion,
Pillar OF Fire. Leading. OF an AM
bulancs Following which,
At II a. m Rev. s Alonzo Bright,
superintendent Of the English dis
trict OF the New Mexico conference,
viii preach and administer the sac
rament OF the Lords supper.
Tbs Mems Brotherhood class VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Life 7 used Che same remedy. I an
serenity years old now and an able
70 DO my own homework and walk one
nile to church every Sunday morning
and evening. I an recommending the
Vegetable Compound 70 my friends
having the same troubles as I had.
Your remedy IS the best on earth. I
cannot find words TO express my graft
tude to it.-Mrs. SUSAN c. SIALEs,
Isl B. School St. Taunton, Mass.
The reason that thousands Of wo-
men from al parts Of the country
write such grateful letters is that
lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Con-
pound has brought health and happi-
ness into their lives, once burdened
with pain and illness such az displace-
menls. Inflammation and liberation.
Whv don't you Try it,
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hear a talk at Gas a. m by A. r
Eulkersou on Oriental questions. All
Epworth leagues win meet az p. m
Special music 10 rthe morning SER
vice follows: Romance tKleinmi-
cheDi "Impromptu' flloterl. Miss
clara Smell; anthem, The. Righteous.
Nation That keepeth the Truth
ashford, choir, directed BY T. Z.
Mold; for night service: "Berceuse'
CT. SapeIinkof). Miss smell; an
them, wow That the sun Is SETTING"
fWm. p Spence), choir; solo, 20
Come to Ny Heart. Lord Jesus paul
Amhrosel. Miss Isabelle Nalentinei
-PosLude" Oh Pesse). Clara SMELL
Has Two PaEtorates-
Rev. W s. HugEett. having been
returned TO this charge, VIII preach
at IL a. m on Sunday at the Highland
Park Methodist church. Sunday
school viii meet at 9;45 a. m. and the
Epworth league. under the direction
Of Airs. ". Wright, viii meet az z
p m Paul Grant VIII be the leader
The East FL Paso Methodist church
has been placed under the pastorate
Of Mr.. HuEEett. who VIII preach sun
hold its session a. e-45 a. M under
the direction OF Hugh Henry, the su-
perintendent-
The new pastor. Rev. J. L Henson.
VIII speak at the Asbury Methodist
church. 5501-3 Hueco street at 1883
a. m. and at 7.55 p. m Sunday school
opens ar $3.50 a. m- T. Z. Blanchard
superintendent EpWOrth league,
Miss Margaret Lacey. president, win
meet at p M and intermediate
league, Miss Hazel Duncan president,
viii also meet at this hour.
At the First Christian
Services at the First Christian
church viii open at $40 a. m witt
Bible school Communion service and
sermon vii be at 10:45 a. m Mrs
Charles +. Switzerland viii sing g
solo. Christian Endeavcr VIII meet
at 500 2. m bible Verses That
Help" viii be the topic Chambers
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spells and could
not walk with
out help for three
months, caused
BY female trou-
be Ny cousin,
who was doctor,
told ne 70 take
lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound and It
helped me great
u. Then during
the Chance az
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

ThouEb the laws OF Mahomsd for
bid their consumption 1lcoholio
drinks are BY no means Unpopular
among the Turkish working Glasses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

the Holy Ghost, were prepared TO
give US the word Of God They were
inspired
The Holy Ghost was given to the
church and viii remain in Il 20 the
end OF timei We do not need another
PentecostaI shower We can find the
spirit in the word and when guided
by the word we are guided by the
spirit The Sword Of the Spirit Is
the Word OF Cod" Through the word
the spirit viii bring to our remem-
brance all that Christ has taught
Operates Through Word
You see 10 operates through the
word u prompts us 70 do the teach
ings OF the word. when we are thus
led by the spirit 10 becomes a com
forter, such as the world can neither
give nor take away.
There are two spirits that operate
upon every human soul The Holy
spirit prompts US to obey Gods word
and the devil prompts us 20 disObey
that word 'As many as are led by
the spirit Of God. they are the sons
OF Cod Romans sth. 18th.
Those who are not led by the
spirit OF God are led by satan. The
war Is on These two spirits are
struggling for the mastery over every
soul We, ourselves decide the battle
II we follow the Holy Ghost we viii
defeat the devil and vice versa
The great philosophers have strug-
sled 10 find the origin Of our ideas,
our thoughts and emotions or intui-
tons. They have utterly failed. They
have only led their followers into
deeper and b1acker darkness.
The English have generously laid
I'D the blame Tor modern infidelity
-1on the Germans They choose to
f.rget that Lock was near 100 years
lcl0re Kant OF Germany. Lock
started the streams OF French, Eng
fish and German infldelity. Lock and
Hume have done as much for modern
skeptlcism s have the German phil-
osophers Sime OF EnEland's historl-
ans dare 70 tell Us the truth but her
statesmen CRY mllltarism against
the Germans and at the same time
they extend their military power over
the earth. Kant meets Locks gross
materialism with only a more refined
materialism but they both end In in
fidelity Fichte says all our ideas are
phenomena Of our own minds and all
they give Us Is ourselves, We only
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Acts n list AAuQ when the day
I Of Pentecost had fully come. they
/ were filled with the Holy Ghost.s
| FIRST. let Us look at this gathering.
I 80 days after the passover. This
passover commentaries the sprlnk-
ling Of blood on the door posts in
Egypt which saved the first born Of
the children OF Israel It also cele-
brates the crucifixion OF Christ It
celebrates the delivery Of Israel from
bondage and the delivery OF the world
from sin!
Pentecost celebrates the giving OF
the law to Noses on Mount Sinai It
now reminds US Of the giving Of the
inspired word and OF the giving OF the
gift Of the holy ghost. These men
were filled with the holy ghost The
occasion was Appropriate Jews from
every nation under heaven had gath
eredt at Jerusalem. Some came TO
worship and some TO trade.
The wonderful things that had hap
pened IN Judea in recent DAYS had
attracted the attention OF the world.
Jews and proselytes were profoundly
SUR ca ~ TN NE0LQll4 AaAll- aalll4l 1lAl
they heard Of the iWonorous lie and
death OF Christ, and OF the more
wondrous resurrectioni
Disciples Are Together.
The disciples. no longer doubling,
are awaiting the fulldlment OF the
praise They are altogether IN one
place. perhaps the temple, The Holy
Ghost descends in cloVen tongues of
fire. Thunder and lightning At
tended the giving OF the law on
Mount Sinai.
But here the Holy Ghost Is accom-
panied with the sound OF q mighty
rushing wind. a fit emblem OF the
spirit Il Is invisible. but It's effects
can be seen and heard and felt We
see the fire and hear the tongues
These Jews and proselytes see the
wonderful works OF God and hear HIS
word In their own tongues This
miracle was attested TO by thousands
and carried by them 70 the ends Of
the earth. The disciples. filled with
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At Liberty Han. sat, oct 9. Uses
nd endorses the A. 3. Chase Piano.
n Paso Piano Co. Sole Agsuts.-Adv.
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Opportunity

Opportunity comes very M
eTpectedly to poung men
Il IS a serious. sober dufy
that tHep prepare to meet Il
Education Is very essen
tial today because business
requires a high degree Of
more or less technical
knoDIedge-A young man
should study all the time 4
he Uould advance-Equal-
b important Is saving money
The money-sGving habit
isa fine thing-H gves a
poung man courage and
males him a better indDid-
ual-A fen dollars saved
up mau help 70 meet pour
Opportunity nth better
chances Of making good
4 fen dollars N a good
bank DILL grve yOu cOnNd-
cradle pODer Dhen OppOr-
tuHity passes pour Day-
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10 Us about saving money
4 dollar starts gOu.
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Of Penfecont had fully come. they
were filled with the Holy Ghost.s
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Pisdras street Re viii preach there
at 7.f5 o'clock Wednesday evening
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Righteousness ezateth nation" The public worship Of
for civic righteousness religion is the basis Of morality No
expand beyond the growth Of its ehurehesRv. Watson n
mister PrssbYtsrian church.
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\ know he me- Hs has no objective
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vironment Of blooming autumn plants
and naturally tinted foliage took place
Saturday, October 16, at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben P. Hines, near
Olney, Montgomery county, Md. when
their daughter, Miss ALA Estella
Hines became the bride of Mr.. Foster
Carlton Hett. The Rev. DR.. Bohanan
off ciated.
Several hundred guests were present
and were entertained at the wedding
feast which followed. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hett will make their home in Mary
land.
The marriage of Miss Catherine c.
Raker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
| ence B. Raker. to Mr.. Samuel c. Cis-
| sci, jr.. of Washington. took place at
4 O'Clock last Wednesday in the Rut-
ledge Presbyterian Church near Nor
ton. Pa.
The bride was accompanied by her
| father, preceded by the ushers,: Mr..
John Temple, Mr.. Minot Pratt. Mr..
George Riorden Of Media. Pa. and Mr..
Iinford Ruth, jr., of Washington. The
flower girls, Evelyn Wolfe and Phyl-
lis Raker: the bridesmaids, Miss Flor
ence Dawson and Miss Elizabeth Rak-
er, and the maid of honor. Miss Gladys
Raker. all preceded the bride. while
Anne Wolfe served as the small train
bearer.
At the altar. which was a bower of
autumn foliage and flowers, the bridal
party met the bridegroom, attended
by his brother, Mr.. William L. Cissel,
as best man.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Edward II. Bonsall. jr.. pastor of
ST. Stephens Church, Clifton. Pa. Miss
Drew, organist of the church. presided
at the organ.
An elaborate reception and supper
was served at the Raker residence in
Morton. Pa, imm ediately after the
wedding. and at late hour in the
afternoon the couple departed for an
extended trip through the south.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Cissel of Washing
Dorothy Coe of Washington. Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Raker, Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Raker. Mrs. Overholser and daughter
Myrtle of Philadelphia, the Misses
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An outdoor wedding with the
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O'Leary-Norton Wedding.


An interesting war romance will
eliminate in the marriage of Miss
Anna Norton of this city and Mr.
John D. O'Leary. lieutenant in. the
United States Marine Corps, at .
o'clock today.
Miss Norton enlisted. with the Y. NJ.
c. A. for overseas duty and was as
signed to the business women's unit
in France. While in Paris she met
Lieut.. O'Leary, who was attached to
! the I'd Division.
| The marriage will take place at the
home of Miss Norton's mother, Mrs.
Jacob Anderson Norton. in. the Had
leigh apartment, 18th and streets.
The ceremony will be performed in
the presence of members of the I'M
mediate families and few friends.
Lieut.. O'Leary is now on duty at
Quantico, Va. with the 5th Regiment
After an extended motor trip, the
couple will make their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moran will
entertain at tea tomorrow afternoon
for their daughter. Miss Virginia
| Moran. whose marriage to Mr. Ernesto
Ornelas will take place Wednesday
| The rehearsal will be followed by
supper. ~.
Miss Gladys Middaugh entertained
Miss Moran and her attendants al
| luncheon at the New Willard Satur-
day.
An outdoor wedding with the en-
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bride was given in marriage by her
uncle. Florence Rea was the flower
girl and Miss Rixey Tansell was maid
Of honor. The bridegroom was attend
ed by Mr.. O. Thomas.
Mrs. Ryan, mother of the bride, as
sisted in receiving and also Mrs.
Denekas. mother of the. bridegroom,
and by Miss Nine and Miss Thomas.
After a buffet supper Mr.. and Mrs.
Denekas left on their honeymoon.
They will be at home, 4016 Georgia
avenue, after November /.
Miss Hattie Robey is leaving Wash
ington today for Richmond to attend
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One of the prettiest home weddings
of the month was that of Miss Mil
dred Ryan and Mr.. C. Theodore Dene-
kas October IA, which was largely
attended. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. George A. Miller. The
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uggins of Philadelphia and Mrs. Andrew
Macdonald of Ardmore, Pa.
The young couple will make their
home in Washington.
The marriage of Miss Grace Lillian
Richardson, daughter of Mr.. and MRS.
Edgar Z. Richardson, to Mr.. Edwin
Leo Donaldson took place last Thurs
day afternoon. The ceremony was
performed at 2:30 o'clock. in the par
sonage of the Holy Name Church, py
the pastor. Rev. ]. c. Moore.
Miss Edith May Farr, cousin of the
bride. was her only attendant. and Mr..
George Donaldson, brother OF the
bridegroom. was his best man. MI
New York and Philadelphia. They
will reside at 1874 GiEard street
northwest.
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Mrs G. W. Exton. wife of Col. Elk
ton, is al the Brighton Hotel with her
children, after spending the summer In
Maine
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for several days. They only recently
returned from a visit to Mrs. Elbridge
T. Gerry and Miss Mabel Gerry IN
Newport. and will spend some time IN
New York before returning to their
home.
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Mr., and Mrs. Charles Cecil; Blunt of
James at her residence on Goth street.
Mrs. Blunt is the. daughter Of Count
and Countess Pecci and she is niece
Of the late Pope.Leo XIII. Mrs. James
will entertain at dinner tomorrow
evening and her guests will remain