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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
Reception To Pastor
Rev. O. W. Reynolds Of Trinity NJ
f. Church HCnored by
Congregation


Rev. Oscar w. Reynolds, the new
ly appointed pastor of Trinity NJ. f.
Church, and his wife were last night
rendered reception D- the congre-
CATION which took place in that
church.
Despite the fact that it was the
hottest June 20 in forty-six years a
large gathering OF members OF the
congregation attended. The church
was prettily decorated With palms.
ferns and potted plants.
On behalf of The ministerial asso-
c;ation of the CITY welcoming ad-
dress was made by Rev. DR.. John
Lee Allison. pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church. Mrs Llewellyn
Dyson spoke on. behalf Of the
ladies Of the church and presented
a handsome bouquet Of flowers to
Mrs. Reynolds.
r. f. Knight made an address OF
welcome cn behalf of the official
board of the church. A response
10 the address was made by Rev
Mr. REYNOLDS. During the even
ing splendid musical program was
given after which refreshments were
served by the ladies of the church
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
GAS BLAST KILLS THREE

Buffalo. N. Y, June 30.-Three
persons are dead, II injured and II
missing as the result of the coll
Lapse Of II lodging house here yes
ter,iay.
An explosion of gas on the sec
ond floor of the four story struc-
ture is believed to have caused the
accident. All but one wall and a
small part of the roof fell. Nearby
buildings were badly damaged. Lit
tie hope is held out for those still
buried in the ruins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
Mavor Lunn Charges Gag Rule IL
Action cf Delegation

San Francisco, June 29.-In the
face Of "gag rule" charges, the
zss,,<, York delegation TO the Demo-
cratic convention yesterday adopted
resolution urging a national plat
form plank for modification Of the
VolsteaG act to permit use Of light
wines and beers in the home.
The resolution was introduced by
Norman f. Mack, national commit
teeman. and he was supported by
Miss Elizabeth Marhury, delegate
at large. who was elected national
committee woman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
Mr.. and Mrs. Berman Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bern,an, of 1914
King street gave a dance in honor OF
the birthdays of their daughters
Misses Libby and Naomi Berman, in
the Odd Fellows Hall, North Colum-
bus street, Monday evening last.
The hall was decorated with flow
ers and palms, and the music was
furnished by a high-class orchestra
which played up-to-date dance music
for the dancers.
The ladies were handsomely gowncd
in the latest styles and their costumes
were admired by all present.
Refreshments were served be-
tween the dances.
After spending most delightful
evening the guests departed for
their homes.
Miss Libby Berman recently grad
uated from the Alexandria High
school, where she was most popular
belle. The following Is some CT the
out-of town guests present:
Miss Sylvia Herman and Messrs.
Herbert Herman and Joe Se;gel. Of
Baltimore, Md; Misses Ethel Cohen,
Frieda KRISTEN. Helen kerstein, Helen
Stein, Minnie Mendelson, Mabel Hill
liarv Mrs. Grace Schaeffer. and Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Einbinder, Messrs.
Joe Chandler, Francis Brill, Charles
Walker, William Kenny, Nathan Sau-
Der, Leon Cohen, Joe Brown, William
Guren. Samuel Gompers, Sam Sinker
and Joe Goodman, of Washington, D..
c., Robert Yates. Of Del Ray, Va,
Miss Gertie Kdwcll and Marvin KID
well of Virginia Highlands, and Jack
Levinson, of New York City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
TO DROP EMPLOYEES
Cut to be Made Because Cf Easuffic-
lent Funds in Appropriation

lent Funds III APPROPRIATED
Washington, June 30.-Approxi.
mately 700 Navy Department clerks
will lose jobs July l because Of IN
sufficient Congressional appropria-
ton, according to information re-
ceived from official sources yester-
day.
The creation Of a new division in
the Bureau Of Navigation has saved
the jobs of at least $50 war time
clerks. who would have been re-
leased Thursday.
Complete and accurate figures
covering the number Of clerks who
will be released. beginning with
the new fiscal year. will not be
available until July -, it was
stated.
But smaNl number of the 10000
government clerks to be released
curing the next two weeks will be
able to find positions here. accord
ng to George s. 'neNea!e. Federal
director of the Citizens Employ
ment Bureau.
Definite announcement was made
by the civil service commission
Yesterday that there was small!
hope Of released government clerks
finding other Federal employment
here.
"Whilc our Office has been re-
ceiviag from 10 to 80 applications
for employment each dav. it has
been Impossible TO make place
ments of more than 80 a day" said
Mr.. DeINealc a do not believe
Washington can absorb more than
a limited amourt cf the surplus
work"rv ras,ltir@ from the force
cut in government Offices"
More .nG? 3.ann employees were
liSchar@"d br tho War Department
during June in preparation for the
general reduction. and it is cst!mat-
cd ,cnscrva lively that 1000 more
must 90. The Department Of Navy.
Justice. Labor and the Treasury.
will also trim their cfi!ce fcrccs.
Reduction at the shipping board
IS Going steadily on end the force
retained by the railroad adminstra-
,t5on to wind ur government hU>i
ness is being constantly reduced
Since the armjytice the Civil Ser
viec Commission has been able to
replace nearly $500 clerks. most Of
them being sent to the Census Bu-
reau. Discharged War Department
workers who have been drawing
$l4G0 CT more yearly are not anx-
;ous for tn" Census places al 5000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
NEW SCHOOL OPEN TODAY

The Parker-Gray School for col
ored. opened for inspection this
morning. The school has twelve
large we'll lighted and well ventilated
rooms. as well as a large auditorium.
with a seating capacity Of about $50
At enc end Of the auditorium is a
large stage suitable for any Gra-
matics.
The school is equipped with the
most modern Of furnaces. 1t also
has largo clean basement with
the latest improvements The school
will be open for inspection by the
colored people tomorrow morning
at ten o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
News Of Potomac

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Is. Cree! who
have been visiting relatives IN Bait
mare. Md, returned to tn'ir nome
in De! Pay last night.
Mrs. II. 7. Peel, of Washington
y. G. VINO ieft SunGaF i"r N"!i-
fCrnla. spent FRIDAY evening WIN
Mrs. Richard t.. Crane at Brat
deck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION

As TIC. Marshall Hail beat !ra$
practically given up Alexandria a
a REGULAR stop on its moonlight trips
icwn the Potomac many AleXan-
lrias are prevented from eniovin"
. ride down this bread river these
hot summer evenings. Christ Church
sSrT6Fv Src-FccI h%s made arrangc-
merits for the boat TO stop at the
C2mcrcn street wharf On Thursday
JuIi /. at 1920 NJ. 800 and Z
p. M. ard those who are fond Of
the river viii have this opportunity
OF cn;cyiEg themselves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
DEATH OF MILTON ALEXANDER

Mrs. Clarence c. Leadbeater was
called to Lancaster, Pa. last night
bv the critical illness Of her father.
Mr.. Milton Alexander. who died at
: o'clock this morning. Mr.. Alex
arder was in the - year of his age.
was lawyer by profession, hut hsd
not practiced fer number Of
years. and at the time CT his death
was president Of the Guaranty
Trus. Company, Of Lancaster.
He IS survived by his wife and
.wo children, Ralph Alexander, Of
Lancaster. and Mrs. c. G. Lead
beater. Of this city.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory Of EMMA TOP
TOPPING HARRELL, who left US
one year ago today. June 30.
1919.
She Travelled the journey before us.
She has known all the cost Of
the way.
She paid out the price 10 its full
ness
That motherhood only can pay.
She met her Saviour on the strand,
When angels took her By the
hand,
Alone. oh no she is not alone,
For Jesus claims her as HIS own.
Sister
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
Chawning- Baumgardner Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. James Baumgardner
arucrnccs the marriage of their
laughter, Miss Mabel o. Baumgard-
acv. 70 Mr. Russell a. Chewing,
IF fredericksburg. Va. They were
Marr;cd at Christ Church bv Rev.
rr. Samuel A. Wallis. at 6 O'Clock
Monday evening. June 2Sth. The
bride was attended by her sister.
Mss Helen Baumgardner and Mr..
RaIrh williams. Of Washington, d.
e.. was the best man.
They left for wedding trip to
iSh.v;l!e. y. G..
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MARRIED

.CNG-SCHAFE. 'On Tuesday. Jun"
-. 1890. in Hae"rstnwn. Md :.
MISS MARY HATTON SCHAFE.
daughter Of Mrs. Annie ". Srhafe.
10 Mr.. JETER CLYDE LONG,
cf Harriscnhurg. Va. The cere-
monv was performed BY the Rev.
J. n. Webb. 1j6-1p.
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sics1t.- - = =ssaSL5
SWIM ENDS IN DEATH
r. A. Cannell Drowned in Swift
Current Below Chain Bridge

Current Below Inaln BrlaBe
Thomas Arthur .CanneA. director of
publications of the Savings Division
of the Treasury Department, and
widely known California newspaper
man, was drowned in the Potomac
about three miles above the Aque-
duct bridge Monday night. The
body was recovered by the harbor
precinct late yesterday.
Cannell had padded a canoe up
the river from Georgetown for, a
swim in the rapid current below
Chain, Bridge. 1t is believed he
became exhausted and sank near
the Virginia shore. few yards
from which the body was found.
His canoe was found on the bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
Reed Routed Without a
Fight and Fayorites
Given Helm
PROHIBITION ISSUE
Senator Robinson Permanent Chair
man and Glass Heads Resolutions
Committee.

San Francisco. Cal, June 30.-Ihc
shifts in the Democratic situation in
| the hours which preceded the second
session cf the convention yesterday
afternoon were featured by two out
i:anding developments.
One was the slowing down Cf the
McAdoo boom, the Presidents son-in-
law having attained place so far
IN front in the prior 48 hours that
Monday night the strength of every
other interest in the convention was
thrown against him. Realization that
their first business must be TO stop
McAdoo" had swept over the camps
Of other candidates.
The second development was the
completion of copper-riveted Admins
ration control Of the convention or
ganization by last nights selection
of Senator Joseph Robinson. Of Ark
ansas. as permanent chairman of ths
convention and Of Senator Carter
Glass. of Virginia. as chairman of the
resolutions committee IL accord with
the Administration schedule.
The credentials committee yesterday
morning completed the job, begun by
national committee. ofclosing the
convention doors against Senator
James Reed. Of Missouri. anti-Ad-
ministration ana anti-treaty member
afs he Senate, whase c~e tE:ss,sas:,ials as =
delegate from the Fifth district Of
Moussouri were held to be faulty.
The same committee seated the
Palmer delegates frcm Georgia, wh2
are Administration supporters. and
ucheld the national committee in re-
fuSing admitcance to the delegates
who represented the Hcke Smith-Tom
Watson anti-Administration forces in
hat State.
The resolutions committee put the
detailed business Of platform-draft-
inc into the hands OF a subcommIt-
zoo which ;s strictly an administration
subcommittee and which vert at the
business Of platform-drafting with
vigor Yesterday. The nine members Of
the subcommittee DO not include WI
liam Jennings BRYAN. and It is rot
without Significance that V:cc-Pres;-
der, Thomas X. Marshall also is not
one cf the elect The subcommittee
will draft a proposed platform free
frc,,, ;,fI,ar.n of NJ BRYAN. who will
$780,. 80 f;ah+ fcr ;r.or,;on Of his dfv
,I,,,. ,rJ no .ba,. nronoscd planks
nf,o. .ho s,,hcommi,tae rooor., 70 the
FIJI .on,n,;,4co
Nv Rrvan will be unsuccessful in
tho fn,l committee and will carry his
bat+l. to the floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the
Chautauqua Committee held Thurs
day evening, July !. at s o'clock al
Westminster Building. This will be
an important meeting ard every
guarantor is urged to be present.
II. D. Kirk. Chairman
156-1c.
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VI ARRIED
Observation-Disclosures On

CHEWNING-BAUMGA GARDINER ON
Monday. June 2S. 1920. at 6 p. m,
in Christ Church. Alexandria. Va,
MABEL O.. BAUMGARDNER,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Baumgardner, to RUSSELL A.
CHEWING. of Fredericksburg,
Va. The Rev. DR.. Samuel A.
Wallis. cffic;ating. Washington
and Fredericksburg papers please
copy 156-1p.
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3S CENTS PER GALLON

More mileage, more power and no
carbcn-if you use lighting motor
fuel. 1t makes an old motor run
ike new one. Give it a trial.
For sale at Alexandria Auto Sup
ply. lO4 South Washington street
1850
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LAWN PARTY

At Railey'S Cross Roads tonight,
benefit Catholic Chapel there.
!. Chicken supper-Ice Cream -.
Music
Autos leave from I.yc"um ct I
o'clock. 156-1p
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TIE STREET HAWK Err

he guarantees his ware and the
Duhlic falls. When the articles
nrove failure. he is plving his
trace elsewhere. We are here to
back ~ our guarantee.
TESTERS.
King and Patrick Streets
4
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JUST RECEIVED

Another shipment Of figured
voile dresses. exceptional values, 20
per cent off. W. T. Farley. 800
King street. 155-tf
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l56-lp.
SPECIAL

Mems Shirts. 81 .9S and up. "
T. Farley. 500 King street.
l55-tf
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MEMS STRAW HATS

Extraordinary values. 90 per cent
off ". T. Farley, 800 King street
i5I-tf.
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CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
.AlovarIria. Va. June oath. 1920

~ regular meeting Of tn" 5card
+ Director, of t.. Citizens Nationri
Bank. held at their banking touse
today. the regular sem;-annual divi-
lend cf per cent. and an extra
dividend Of / per cent was ordered
naii on ard after July lst, 1920. TO
stockholders Of record June Goth.
1920.
&5.00O00 was ordered TO be car
ri"a 10 the surplus fund. and dis
tr;6ution to the employees Of ~
per cent Of their annua! salaries,
was ordered paid.
NJ. l.. Dinwiddie, Cashier.
151-Gc
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l]i ED

Ai.EXANnER-.At ZOO a. M.
Wednesday. June 90. 1920. at mis-
hcmc :r lancaster. Pa. +. MILTON
ALEXANDER. in the 18th year
of his age l36-ic
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SPECIAL VALUES

All women's hats to be cleared
out at one third eff. W. 7. Far
ley, 500 King street. l33-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30
FORD OWNERS

OUR MOTTO-If il is done al
RemSchers. it must be done right.
'3-tf.
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HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

Mr.. Robert E. knight has just
received a shipment of Old Town
canoes.
The Virginia Athletic Club is rap
idly completing the repairs on their
boat club house at the foot OF
Wilkes street.
S. Russell Bowman has sold to
Nelson r. Snyder, Jr., house and
lot 20 and south half of lot 81, block
II, section ., Rosemont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian f. Beach
and little daughter, Gladys, who
sacnt the past two weeks in Blue
mont, Va, have returned, and will
be at home to their friends at their
residence, 4l5 South Lee street.
Judge Robinson Monclre, of the
corporation court, has been present
cd with gavels by Wilmer Scott.
chief cf police ab the plant Of the
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation,
and Dr.. Charles S. Beach.
A peddler of lace, claiming to be
a native of Arabia, charged with
doing business without a license,
was arrested this afternoon by 70
licemen Morris and German and
fined So in the police court.
Mrs. Charles f. James announces
the marriage of tehir daughter, Miss
Annie Eleanor James. to Mr.. Alex
anGer Mccarthy, of Ballston, Va.
The wedding took place in Washing
ton Saturday. Miss James IS we'll
known here.
The Alexandria Playground will
open tomorrow at 900 a. m. The
committee in charge have secured
the services Of very efficient corps
"a i X "a ii: i:is xpe$. Rave aa-e
son that will be very enjoyable to
the young folks as well as he!ptui
to the older people.
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SPECI:aL

Mems Belts. 30 cents and up. ".
7. Farley, 500 King street. l55-tf
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Mr.. Robert E. knight has just
received shipment of Old Town
canoes.

The Virginia Athletic Club is rap
idly completing the repairs on their
boat club house at the foot OF
Wilkes street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-30

S. Russell Bowman has sold to
Nelson T. Snyder, Jr., house and
lot 90 and south half of lot 2l, block
II, section 2, Rosemont.
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:.
Vt EAIntR

Fer Observation-Disclosures
this afternGcn- or tonight: some
what lower temperature tonight;
Thursday partly cloudy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

ing room. The table, spread with cluny lace over pink satin. was cen- tered with basket of silver, holding orchid and pink sweet peas and handle topped with butterfly bow of pink tulle. Silver candle holders with pink tapers co-nered the table Buffet and cabinets were banked with the same flowers.
 Colonial bouquets and kewpie place cards marked places for Misses Ca mille Lewis Watson, Zelda Davis, Dorothy Gallagher, Frances Andrews, Winnifred Lewis, Fife Watson, Lu- ellie Simmons, Mrs. W. c. Watson, Mrs. Charles Mills and the hostesses.
 During the four-course luncheon the most enchanting of melodies float ed from the living room, rendered by the stringed orchestra all but hid- den from view by a screen of palms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
|0( (jptW$SiI)
 ., ANNIE o. SMART gAakhy"
D. ANNIE o. SMART.
MT. Abe Altheimer of Pine Rl,,

1 MT. Abe Altheimer of Pine Bluff was the best man. The grooms- men were Messrs. Max Leavitt. Mr Bob Orkin, MT. Sam Silver, Albert Kronacher, and Leslie Thalheimer The ushers were Messrs. Willard Weller and Julius Leitner Following the wedding a reception and dance were given the bridal par ty at the Elks club, which was a most charming affair. MT. and Mrs. Thalheimer left this morning for a wedding trip to St. Louis, Chicago and other points. Ar ter several weeks they will be at home to their friends in Pine Bluff, Ark, where MT. Thalheimer is en- gagged in the livestock business" The little son of the groom, Ben. IT,, gave the following original toast at the wedding reception, followinp the marriage. Here's to the groom! In manhood's full prime,
 Life's stony path may he steadily
 climb May success in the future attend him
 each day,
 And happiness follow each step of
 the way.
  Here's to the bride! In womanhood's
 pride, May she stand as beacon close .bv
 his side May the years pass but lightly over
 her way
 Making her happier day after day
 { Here's to the groom, here's to the bride!
 May she be his happiness, he be her
 pride And always around them loves rich
 est flowers bloom Here's to the bride, here's to the
 groom!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
Mrs. Bridges
 HOnOrs Mrs. Lambert.

One of the most attractive of the smaller parties of the season was the morning bridge given yesterday by Mrs. Frank Bridges, in honor of Mrs. Russell Lambert
 The reception suite of the Bridges home was abloom with baskets of sweet peas and daisies, where five tables were laid for the girl friends ot the honoree. Score was kept on dainty cards, hand painted in sweet peas.
 Mrs. Lambert was presented with an exquisite luncheon cloth in Ma dera embroidery. As winner of high score, Miss Josephine Martin was presented with a Materia bou- doir pillow, and as consolation. Miss Frances Andrews was given a handkerchief-holder in Madeira. Each table had table prize, a Madeira handkerchief.
 At noon, a delightful luncheon was served
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
FIRE ON POLICE.

Dublin, June 22 4 police bicycle patrol of four was ambushcd today near Bantry. One constable named Rrcst was killed and a sergeant and another constable were wounded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

Mersina on the Medterrean, south west of Adana, and that French war. ships in the harbor bombarded the Turks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
Miss Watson

H0noree at Luncheon.
 Many and lovely have been the af- fairs given, honoring Miss Camille Lewis Watson, whose marriage to IT, win Donald Mcdaniel, takes place to- morrow evening. Yesterday found Miss Thelma Dan- iels and Miss Thelma Carnahan en- tertaining with delightful luncheon at the Country club.
 Orchid and ping was the pleasing color note of the beautiful club din-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

the mar.age of their daughter. Louise. to Dr. Mark Cooper of Broken Row, Okla on Saturday, June l9 at the home of the brides sister, Mrs. John A. Reihle."
 Dr. and Mrs Cooper vii be at home in Broken Bow after July l5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

The Interdenominational Bible class will not meet today, owing to the ab- sence of the teacher, Dr. I. J. Norris from Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
Trinity Association Dion Roconfinu.

Trinity Association Plan Reception.
 At the final meeting for the season of the Trinity Church association which was held at the home of Mrs. w. P. Smith, 914 Pine street, Monday afternoon, a resolution was passed that in as much as this association was the oldest organization of the church, they would open the new par ish house, upon which work will start immediately, with reception with all the church people in Trinity parish as their guests.
 Esca and Grace Gilmore have gone to Pueblo, Denver and Ft. Morgan to spend the summer.
 Mrs. Lillian I. Wilson of Shreve- port, La.. is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. John Waters.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Langford of Kansas City, former residents of Pine Bluff, are visiting friends in Pine Bluff.
 Mrs, A. M. Barrow has returned from visit to Mrs. Sterling Cockrill in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Hudson are rejoiming over the arrival of little daughter, on June 21.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
ths Greenwood Greenwood'

]. the Green"0o' :,
 1, Greenwood |.s interest st to to E,.r, son of MT. Mr. |s'insr, who ,Oe+ be- k'' Bluffs oldes st
 IS man of fine
 ras the scene wedding last !. |I,aiss Weller of ;p marriage to to s.jnsr at S;So A.,ptifully deco, ! psdsstalss were were I srtvined with it Hanged by the 1 poducing a tbe wedding.
 ,srsmony Mrs: $: Ms,s Coronation |pysd the we'd G performed be- be, i,s, studded with |,,snge blossoms.
 ,.nville, read the ,FIola Gensb gil and looked 2 dress of pink. Were Miss Ger Bluff, Ark, Miss Bluff, Ark, Miss { Nancy David Hyman. The sstrons of hon. IIeitner of Pine i, of the bride |lsrd Weller. All l sthe; bride wore ink and carried i | pink roses. 1 lie only daugh- ! 4. Weller, and l tie prominent 'sre a handsome ,stte, trimmed ,'lnge 'l blossoms,
 picture hat and ,uet of brides . valley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
Morning Bridge

Morning Bridge
 for Mrs. Sweatt. F
 Mrs. A. w. Sweatt honored her guest, Mrs. Walter Sweatt of Lex ington, Tenn, with delightful bridge party yesterday morning, at her home on Harding avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

Mrs. c. E. Rasbury of Crawfordville Ark. is visiting Mrs. Lillian Hohler.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23
ATTACK PORT.

Paris. June % The Temps says today that Turkish forces attacked
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-23

John McAlmont Chapter, D. A. R.. will give benefit picture show today at the Hauber theatre. s-