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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18
Burns Fatal to Wife

Special to The Times.
CLINTON, Ind. Nov. 1S.-Mrs Jesse
Jenkins, IS, wife OF q laborer at Hills
dale, near here, died at noon Wednesday
rs 4 result OF burns suffered when her
clothing caught IRE as she was kindIing
\ fire.
The husband was burned severity In an
effort to tear the burning clothing from
his wife. Mrs. Jenkins had poured
kerosene on paper and applied a match.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18

We have taken entire stock of Clothing Hats and Furnishings
and reduced them to the limit Although prices marked
at lower margin profit the beginning the the pub
lie demands low prices and we're going give them what they
want.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18

Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear
and our entire furnishing goods stock at
the same proportionate reductions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18
Tree, Felled by Son,
Breaks WOman's Neck

KREMMLING, Colo, Nov. 1s-Mrs.
FL. r. Heldman, 45, was almost instantly
killed here when a tree that was being
cut by. the young son fell ON her,
breaking her neck.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
DANGEROUS FIRE
 NARROWLY AVERTED
Fire in Furnace Room of the Elmer E Smith Drug Store Looked
 Bad for a Time

smInr morning at about il+5 mn .nm oI Irr waa turned I'm from ncmcr E smiu drug store on Front street. The old fire hon l.rl ou, and awakened many rs0 tl.r smday morning sImbor
 Tho Ho was n che furnace room in Che rcar ol tie building and vm ramI by nm overloaded furnace which mUod 'hc wall near .t A holc was cut u the building and One b'ar. c>unewshel with Che a.d Of n.uas bcfor. .t got a real good at
 r. IcI with hose on t was lrI from hc Grc station. but .t vas unnecessary to throw any Na.sr
 rle f-c although doing but ii- ue damage. might have proved a ley serious one as there was cou-
 dcabIc wind blowing at the tImo nat would have caused Che blaze Co nral had .l gotten out Of control.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
.SUCCUMBS AFTER
 LONG ILLNESS
Mu. William Liua Dies Sunday Morning at Her Home on
 st Ann Avenue

Mr William Livc who has been h resident of Douglas is,Hud lor .h, past eleven yms mceumbal 5mdm morning. at lho family homo 3u Sl Ann avenue from an Illness Of about d years duration X complication of diseases. Of which heut trouble was Che main aImont caused her dcath She .s survived by hcr hua- band William Liuc
 Mrs Liwo was born n Scotland slightly over fC ycau ago She rame hero from her home at Broch- un. Scotland. abou. eleven ycar ago to join hcr husband. Mr. William Lvic who had bocu here n Che om- p'oy of Che Tuadvol Company be- lore hor arrival
 After having been hcro Ior 'mr Mr. and Mrs. Liv.e bought their present home. This place Is sur rounded by Che Gnoat garden In Southeastern AIoaba. and .t ww
 through tbc constant caro given Go tho garden by Mrs. L.vo that n reached such high state of ponc- uou She mot only look pride m Che outward appearance Of hor home but her house was o model ol.uoat- ness and cleanliness She was a urc'css worker
 Having uo children or hor own. she was "unIc' To many of thc children Of relatives and was a woman of eroat Kindness Of charac ter and Of a happy disposition
 Funeral ory.eos were hold Tues day afternoon from Che Cousrosa- tIoua church. tho Roy J. T Hfc- Queen of Juneau conducting thm Tho mtermcnt was at thc Dourlas cemetery
 Many friends were Iu attendance at Che church and followed hc TO. mains to Ono cemetery
 Tho pail bcuea at lue funeral were Ed h.n'md Andrew K.oh Iact Williamson Ed Crovo Mcz Morgan and William Nonv
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
COUNCILMEN WERE
 KIDS THEMSELVES
Kctcmkan City Council and Mayor Believe in Coasting for
 Children

Tho city council and ma,or ol Kotcb.Hu arc in our opinion D pretty good bunch of fellows They remember uet hcy wore t'a8 onc. themselves and that her used Co usc to ect out ond slide down .Hc slippery hIs on their s.cda
 Tho following article uusmine the non. is nkon from the Ko,ch.- kan Chronicle Of January ee
 Chief of Police August Groot was Instructed by ihc mayor and mom- bors of thc city council last night to enforce Che ordinance aeanat Che throwing of asnos ou tho s.ro.r
 The city fathers wore leaving Che council chamber whom % hoh e'ed came racing down Che .roct in front Of thc city hall
 "Irs too bad Che kids haven't a better place to slidc" said Alderman sIuuu
 "ob. ns is % Gnc bm to coast on." said the mayor "n the oId days we used to ride clear into Che min yard."
 "You couldn't do It now with thos,
 anc. on thc uow" broke u th' chief as bc pointed to a-tes seat tered at various places down tho hn where they had evidently been placed witch a view Of stopping th, .oafor
 "Thcrcf a city ordinance againa. throwing ashes on Che stroe,.' rc piled Alderman raun u am mer voice. "Tho children have a rieh. to play some place. and a few sor' heads should not be permitted tD stop them"
 Tho other comc.lmcn agreed and .hc chiof was informally told by al . to enforce tho ordinance
 "rt win simply loo mp to tho aut0 drivers to watch for the siede ' said |thc mayor "Tba s the only hl ! that is at ul sofo and Che children should bc ablo to use it'
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
MAKE NO CHANGE

Word has been received at tho head offices Of the Alaska Road Commis- sion at Juneau that che contemplated changes in Che personnel Of thc of- acers of Che board Of commissioners has been indenntely deferred
 Notification was received some time ago that Major w. IT. Waugh. the present head of the board would Doe replaced by Lieut-Col. John C.. Gotwals. Of the Engineer Corps Of the regular army and that Major Waugh in Che future was to report to him.
 Captain John Zug. also a member of Che board. was to report to Fort Liscum for his discharge.
 Tho new order let's these officers remain as they arc until they TO- eeiye further orders.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
PARENT TEACHERS
 NEXT TUESDAY
John Rustgarj of Juneau win Give Addrcss-Wm Be Other Foa-
 tunes on Program

rho mex. meeting Of Che DousIa. parmt rcachcrE Association win he hold Tuesday cgcnne February g. irlhe assembly room ol Che school house The program win bo Of a patriotic nature and win bo followed by am address by Che wou known Ju- ucu-auomev Hon John Ruslgul.
 The program follows
 -s,ar snane'cd Baunu'
 hmcr..a for Mc' Rnsnar KrmlvsI
 Mandolin duct Martin and Har- ud Gauuas
 imu.cas Greed" Alfred Hewitt
 "0u Glova Nomo' Margaret nHIor.nn
 u1cl Nm Richards and Mrs Lc- No.r
 Address. John Ru.earl.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
OLD TAKU COMES
 TO VISIT US
old Acquaintance of Douglas lslma Makes His Presence Eel.
 When He Visits

Thcre were some people who ni tbat t was not a rcal Taku, waic othoa wcrc ouItt sur. it vas io that as it may Che wind ,hat hlry here for several days thn Weok w. .an tbc mmo Toku mens aud mon.
 Although thc thermometer dducr reached such low point as t has at previous umos hc wind ruchcl a velocity seldom capitalized hero The bre.1e vhmod. vhstleI and shrekcd and sot everything movable in mo. uou 10 muIci Che windows and nnJne Che cracks and crannIcs ol Che houses oycn made Ia presence felt within hc homes of lhe Island
 Not much damage was donc io property by One wind witch .ho cx- ceDuon ol at hc old Opera House building. where .omo p'auaue and building nonc- was torn o1 and scattered around tbe streets. On Che ferry wharf both doon were blown or tbe old coal shed md thc door of bc warehouse blown In Some fov telephone iud electric light wires were blown down
 Wednesday night Che wind blew Hu,Ir out and snow began to nIl with a ueht vud from the .ou,h- cast and business. which had heon almost at a s.and..n. was resumed as usuuI
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
OH. GIRLSl ANT
 YOU ASHAMED?
Team Representing Douglas Schoo. Eanus Defeat Team Of
 Juneau Teachers

Although ne dId not hear Of any nm. beur slapped ou the vr.sl powder nu were kept exceedingly busy taking oT shine from nose. uaf. red b. excitement at thc bos- .e. ban amo as, Friday night
 NamuU. Douglas won Che eemc. which u.. played between Indies Of .e faculty o. the Imeau school and .l.- occupying similar positions in H. Juneau s.hooI The score was worry close and stood v Go l6 at the ..I o. riay
 r.. Juneau 'aI..s started out m .lrvnd fashion and mo.herad . Huen girls in tae fr. haf r.- uHer took advantage or Che ... ....ro. m u 'ous .me had any tar uonels players s.en so many r. at any oae tune aa were tn IT. .mau sym ou chat night The nr0 h.. however, was an Doug
 and m. Islanders ro. only oyor- u. m. rr". lead chat One capital s girls had oa .aom. hur nosed ou.
 in ... .HIsa.
 r. n.m was. Juneau SaNon - EH.I N.zou. forward. Esther <.m a ru. forward. lant .rH H.. Ie rentor
 ur-.. Holman. cwter. Laugh
 wrI ums guard Aa.io
 He.a.E guard Aato. ..nter
 EUH Nnor was tre scoring star Tor Juneau mI hreH Hse baskc,s from nc Gold and four baskets on
 throws Park o. Juneau. made r. 0.H has.cl
 r urue. Honor i1r scoring
 h.r. eton betvocn Holman I lmnnr Miss Holman throw r. ..I hs. and nine o1 free ... u. LnurhHu throw three -. H....I.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
MARRIED LAST WEEK

Tha wedding of Miss Ruth James daughter Of Mir and Mrs George E James, oc urred at Seattle Wed. uc.day cyching. Jan. 21st Mia James was married to Lloyd Lester ugIs by Roy. p. T Rowe at tho home of her parents. SOC N fSth street Only Che immediate friends or thc family were present
 Miss James was very we'll known here. os she lived in Douglas with hor parents for some time while her father. George B James. operated lbc saw mul at this place.
 Tho family moved away from here evcral ycam ago and have since made their home at Seattle.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
GRAND JURY
 MAKES REPORT
Final Report of Grand Jury for the January Term Made
 Last Tuesday

After havne almost gone on a strike for h.elcr n1y for grand iury mon and having made n number o' original m,aIeauon. Che grand jury for Che January term O. hcds rIet eour. Finished Its.-Eors Tues day morning and handed .Is report To Judge Robert w Icnume
 The complete ronor. ronovs
 owe he grand uv i'm session wish to report to Che Honorah'. rour. bat ve have finished our de- lbcnuons bat vc hayo myct- r,tod n easos examined aN wIt- rcsses and used one interpreter andne unc true bW end three not true hIls
 -v,e have also uvcstIwted Che selling Of liquor m Che city or Juneau and 6ud that t1c c.ty council n Che opm.m of their attorney cannot draw am ordinance to prevent same We have al.. examined Marshal J. .v Tanner who saId provid.ne Che city council could not take any ao- . Hon. naf ho would undertake ,o nnt ] stop to Che same. .o aiier thor- oa.b investigation tha body decide. l. to Ieave t in Inc hands ol Che fod- . euI Marshal
 owe have examined tho Fedora. ! ian and court house buIdue and find tnem I'm Grst class condition
 .we recommend that tho grand fury pay should loo go per day m. stead of ss. which is Che pay at th.. ume
 "wc also wish to thank ho I.on o-able Court Che District it.ornor .or.ce and Che Norshala o1Icc for th' courtesy shown to our body while H session
 It was signed hy Lootic NaoNin non. foreman
 Tho grand jury consisted of M. J .caain. William F. nucov. fnn. Feero. P Larson Prank A. Net Icalf Prank w Hum'rcr George w INork J. T Mcqueen. John Padc .mc.stcr N s. Pratt. Ben Hodchourh . .s.rurd War'cft Ed Andrews C5 . skusc. A. M. Clare H s. Graves
  .Cco Howard. William R. Gars.er D .N Cotton. Lockie NacKmnon AID Bohrer John T Sn'ckctl
 Tho Court thanked the grand iWr . for Its promnmoa and elortH o .attoud to an business brought oe fore it
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
cEIEBRATE BIBTDAYs

Joscnhn. Nei. and Tom Dmhon Jointly celebrated thcr hrthday Wednesday by giving u nwty o many of thc.r yome friends in .ha ReII building ou Third sroe- Some hmr oycr twenty yome .o.N wore in attendance ana they a'' had a sue umc N Euls 70. Id eame. wore played and the.pwN wound un aucr dne refreshments aai boon served by the parents %, 'ho Fom1 folks As uuaI tncre Wor. a 'ot o' birthday efH elfm to both ,hc young people.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
CHAS. ". JOHNSON
 DIES IN SEATTLE
succumbs to Tuberculosis After Long Fight With Dread
 Disease

News was received ln Juneau S1t- urday Of Che death of Charles Warren
 Johnson at a Seattle hospital on laat Friday morning. Hc was on his way
 to warmer climate than that Of ! Alaska ln search Of relief when he
 was taken to a hospital in which he eied
 For Che past two years Mir. John son hos been assistant engineer at a copper mine at Latoucho About month ago ho lcft there 10 seek a dryer climate in Che south on ac- count Of being a sufferer from tubor- culos.s. Uo and his wife stopped od at Juneau for about a week where they visited with Mrs. Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs. Isaac sowerby. and they wont on to Seattle When they reached Seattle 8 physician for bade Charlie from travelling farther and ordered him Co a hospital. where he died Q week or SO later.
 Tho funeral was held yesterday afternoon and was In charge ot tho college fraternity brothers Of Mir. Johnson and Che burial was at &c., attle
 Charles w. Johnson was about thirty years Of age and camo to Douglas something over twenty years ago with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson. sr, from California. where he was born. He was raised on Che Island and attended the gram mar schools here and was afterwards graduated from One Juneau High school
 He attended thc University of Washington and in vacation time always came back to Treadwel to work at che mines. where h.s father occupied Che position of foreman for a long time. Hc was graduated in 1914 from Che university School Of Mines witch Che degree Of mining cn- gIneer He worked for Q time for the Trcadwcll Company In thc co- pacity of assistant engineer and on account of failing health went to Arizona. where hc occupied a similar position In some of thc bis copper mines Something over two years ago. having rogainod his health. Inc was married in California to Miss Nina sowerby. a school chum from Juneau. and they went to Laioucho 10 live and where Mr. Johnson had position In Che copper mines
 Mir. Johnson is survived by his widow. who has gone to California with her mother. and by his mother and father. Mr. and Mrs Peter John son. ST.. Of Lead. S. D. and three sisters. Miss Ruby Johnson of Chich- agoG Mrs. James Manning of Juneau and Miss Gertrude Johnson or Lead. &. D.: also two brothers. Morris ot Lead. and Peter Jr, Of Ketchikan.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
MAIL MONDAY

Tho steamer Alaska. which left Seattle today. should arrive in Ju- neau next Monday. The boat will have nine days mail for Southeast ern Alaska. Tho last boat Co leave Seattle for Alaska with mail was Che City Of Seattle. which left there Jan- uary 21. The Alaska win make calls at Haiucs and skagway after leay- ing here.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
BREEZE BEAPPEARs

rl. student Body ol the Douglas u.n school has decided to resume Tho publication %. me Cmaneau Bree. the publication Of hc Doug M mn.. school tha. suspended two years aeo.
 rh. fu. .ue win appear next s,grI.y and he promoters should hr encouraged m tHe.r .-oris Ev ..,orc should purchase a copy of th' r.u.r and ahov .hat tho en.orpris, f. appreciated
 The euder. body s composed o. ar lhe members O. Che seventh an,
 .r ee.e. and hI-H school rh. n.ra... %. The organization are tD foster an .bc actv.Hos Of Che school Tu. oII.os ar. Esther Cashcu pres den. LHua Aaro. vice president N., Morgan seore,arytreaHrer Martin Gauvas ycu leader
 The editorial stan of Che Brocz. e .omr1s.I oi
 EHm Elizabeth Fcu.. assoc.ot .IHor rna Grove. athletics. Harold GaHvas. o.es stanton Martin. per aouas Agnes Patterson Junior s.r.ar r.nor.er Esther Cashcn sorHomore reporter Mary Ncfoio Freshman reporter Rnenw kron .... -n and sch Grades reporter 'CarI Um.on. faculty advisor M'
 Tn. business s,ad is Arthur Ne.
 son manager. and Martin GA'N1 taut manager.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
TO SPECIALIST

George Williams Of Thauo. lcf. eo lho Alameda witch his second old- .t ron Leonard for Che States -lrrr a ro,.a.at win ho consulted aIoll lhe condition of tho boy. Tho
 .lo follow has boou suffering with a nervous disorder lhn. has boon growing rapidly worse. and It may he possible that he win bc plocod in am institution to receive treatment Mr md Mrs. Williams and thc.r five boys lived u Douglas for several ucu and myo but recently moved lo rheuc
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
NEW SYSTEM

F. A. J. Gallwas. the local mer- chant has installed the National Cash Register Company's system Of keeping track Of charge sales. Tho system is installed n cabinet in which Che counter slips are placed alphabetically and Che totals always in sight The new system win with out doubt prove handy both Cor Mir. Gallwas and his customers.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
NEW TEACHER LURE

Miss EHrabcth Thompson arrived hcrc tho lattor part of iaa. week to take Che position of dom '.r science teacher m tho nouriaa public school. and started i'm on hor duties Monday. Miss Thompson was attending the University Of Washington when she was hired t0 her rraent position
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30

Ae n Tn. ohere. tha. an Che
 c aI. on .bo Douglas team .re rr. members ol the faculty oi n. Dough-. Hrh.. school It has been orHauv announced taat taey arc .t.r.t.r ID. n.. to the hIeh school.
 Mn. EtHH ENor scored fourteen nar of sixteen points for One Juneau ....n. She wa. One bright and ..r .u.r star 70. tho Juneau 'eam
 s.eaEne of chickens Miss Hol- man m.H. . record fhat we have ..l.r hr.or. heard ol being surpassed whom sine throw rne baskets from t.. ..ouI. limo .u tho elmc.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
AGAIN THEY JAZZ

rho IocaI a 0cnds hired a ha'i ...r a.. Saturday night and Co Ono a.e music %. One "b.acs and white so.uh or.le.un Ialfel away until n aI. holr The party was held n fhr Labor Union haIl Moonlight
 It.a were featured next to iatty two .I.u.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
THEATRE PARTY

What proved to ho a very ploas- ant mrg vas given by MI" Wnne fred ruman who entertained a number ol l.aehor and other friends n. Ima- In ihw apartments las. Tnurd.r cym.ne After dinner al .Ic eu.ts attended fho moyIoa.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
TAKE A TRIP

Gus Creep. who for tho past sev- oral years been running locomotive for ho Treadwen Company will leave for he south on the Admiral Watson the first part Of next month. Mr. Creep win take long vacation
 and visit many portions Of Che west
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
JOB TOR FATHER

uu1 Rutherford young son Of ur Rutherford lhc physician for Tho Tnadwdl Company fcIl on tho slippery sidewalk as. Thursday uhH. on hel1ay to school and loc- ur.I nj. heb bono The IIttIo ioI- low |. u| sL Auu hospital
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
SOLDIER WORKING

theI Anderson. who a short '1r ago returned from Siberia whore he
 much service wth tfe United states army has taken n position In Che machine shop department O. Che hfaska Castinoau Company at Thane
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
NO BETTER

The condition of Mayor Elmer E smith who has boon quite s'cN Tor .yoraI weeks vIth nilamma'ory rheumatism a mo better. Mr. smith ...s ur .or umc day before ycsler- I.r mt n back in bed again now.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-30
A BOY

n H.Hr bow ur..U.. '' homo of ,lr and Mrs Rche-. Tar.r Monday afternoon As th" f-st Che parents orc exceedingly proud and -Bob remembered m'Ht friends w.th Che smokes
The Washington times., 1920-10-18
IrB tho American B.nksrs

wv fTH tho American bsnksrS
nv Association In convention
w here this week. . round or
parties In compliment 10 the visit
ing aotstlss will give n NIP OF In
terest to a social calendar which In
eludss its quota OF weddings,
group OF teas and luncheoos Tor the
debutantes. the usual grist OF IN
formal dinner parties. several I'M
portAnt benefits And such big func-
tions. as the reception 10 be given
By the District Daughters OF the
American Revolution for their
president general. Mrs. George
Maynard Minor. A great many OF
the visiting bankers are 20 bo ac-
companied by their wives or other
members Of their families, and II 10
In compliment TO the ladies that
tas is 20 be given At the Chevy
Chase Club on Tuesday afternoon.
There will also be a ball at the New
willard on Wednesday evening.
Another function complimentary
to the American Bankers Associa-
ton 10 the private view OF TN Cor
corsn Gallery OF Art. TO be held on
Friday evening from TO III O'Clock
under the auspices OF the president
AT THE CHEVY CHASE CLUB.
Widely heralded as one of the
most notable clubs in the country.
the Chevy Chase Club has long
been an important factor in aWsh-
ington's social life. Through the
courtesy of the board Of governors
IL is TO be thrown open to the ladies
who are in Washington In connec-
tion with tn convention on Tues
day afternoon from to o'clock
and many of the club members will
be present to dispense hospitality.
Mrs. John II. Larner is chairman OF
the committee which has the recep-
ton In charge and assisting her are
Mrs. John Baldwin Cochran, Mrs.
Joshua Evans, jr.. Mrs. Harry v.
Haynes and Mrs. w. NICK, Stowell.
Others assisting who are on the
regular committee OF entertainment
are Mrs. Howard Hume. Mrs. Carl
Robertson Kurtz. Miss Gladys
Hinckley, Mrs. c. II. Pope, Miss
Caroline Nash. Mrs. w. w. spaid.
Mrs. George o. Watson, Miss M. j.
Winfres, Miss s. Louise Mitchell,
Mrs. II. E. Boiling. Mrs. NJ. ID. Rosen-
berg, Mrs. G.. O. Mass, Mrs. r. J.
Stellwagen, Mrs. Thomas Bradley.
Mrs. G. J. Bell. Mrs. c. IL. Rudolph,
Mrs. p. A. Drury, Mrs. J. Sanders,
Mrs. II. II. Mckee. Mrs. George W.
White, Mrs, Chris r. Jacobsen, Mrs.
w. d. Hoover, Mrs. M. +. Allies, Mss.
X. S. Sturz. Mrs. w. J. Flather, Mrs.
A. 81. Nevius, Mrs. CorcorRn Thorn.
Mrs. B. l.. Saul, Mrs. J. I. Persey.
Mrs John B Larner. Mrs. Il. c.
Thompson. Mrs. r. N. Harper. Mrs.
c. w. Darr, and Mrs. J. b. Cochran.
-
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall, who have been visiting forme
The Washington times., 1920-10-18

Lieut. Comdr. BenJamin Harrison Lis-
so will take place on Thursday. The
guests were Mrs. Richard Hynson.
Mrs. Archibald McGiAsson. Mrs. Harry
Lloyd Asrrins. Mrs. Marvin Tyler.
Mrs. Robert Duncan, Mrs.. wA!tsr
Kuhiney. Miss Agnes Trowbrids~
Miss Am Tuohy. Mis Marie Adams
and Miss Louise Howser.
Tonight Miss Mary Harlow will en-
tertain the wedding party at the sup
per dance at Wardman Park Hotel.
The list of Miss Tunstaifs attendants
includes Miss Ann Tuohy. who VIII be
maid OF honor; Miss Harlow. Miss
Anita Burt and Miss Marie Adams.
The wedding Will take place In 81.
Johns Church and will be followed
by q reception at the WsshinSten
Club.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. II. p. Jones
are at the Hotel Lafayette for . few
days.
TODD WEDDING BRILLIANT.
The marriage of Miss Martha Clover
Todd, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Alfred Todd. of New York. to Ar.
Allen Welsh Dulles, son OF Rev. ana
Mrs. Allen Macy Dulles, OF Auburn
N. Y. took place on Saturday after
noon at 4 o'clock In the Baltimore
home OF the brides grandmother. MRS.
John s.. Gilman. The ceremony was
performed by the bridegroom's father.
assisted by the brides cousin. the Rev.
George Frederick Glover. OF New
York. reception followed.
Miss Lisa Gilman Todd was her
sisters only attendant, and John Fos-
ter Dulles. or New York, was his
brothers best man. The bride was
given in marriage by her father ana
she wore white satin and rose point
lace with a court train. Her vetl was
of tulle and rose point, helf VITA
bandeau of pearls, and she carrled
shower OF white roses. The maid OF
honor wore pale blue SATIN win
mauve tulle and silver lace. with hat
of mauve and silver, and carried
mauye chrysanthem NUNS.
Among the guests were Mrs. John
w. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lansing, the Rev. and Mrs. Dulles,
Mrs. John Foster Dulles. Miss Eleanor
Dulles, and Miss Nataline Dulles, the
Third Assistant Secretary OF state
and Mrs. Van Santvoord Merle-Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins.
Robert Bliss, Robert L. Craigie. OF
the British embassy stan, and Mrs.
Craisie, Mr. Lagerberg. Of the Sved-
ish legation stan, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Heatley Dulles, of Philadelphia-
Mr.. Dulles, who will bring his bride
to Washington for the present. Is the
grandson OF Mrs. John w. Foster,
and a nephew of Mrs. Robert Lansing.