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LUNCHEON BRIDGE GIVEN ny
MISS MARGARtSr MCANNA.

Miss Margaret McCanna entertained
at "a luncheon bridge for Miss Eleanor
Vuughey on Monday. Two tables
were played. Luncheon was served at
IL dainty table In yellow and white,
with flowers and courses carrying out
the color scheme. Miss MCCannas
guests were; Mias Eleanor Nuughey.
Miss Alexandria Vaughcy, Miss Ber-
nice Hessledei., Miss Katherine Kcle-
her, Miss Gerevieve Tierney. Mrs.
Guy Rogers. Miss Alice Herndon and
Miss Katherine Little.
S<<
Mr.. and Mrs, Lyman Of Deming
are In the city for "A visit of some
weeks. Mr.. Hyman was two years
ago superintendent of the Rio Grande
Industrial school. He Is nov county
agent at Deming.
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EVENING PARTY !
FOR Ell pASOANS

Miss Doris Pineau entertained az an
informal little evening party on Fri
day the 9Th. for Mr.. Roy Richards,
Mra Teddy" Tenney and Mr.. Frank
Rollins OF I'll Paso. Sweet peas were
placed about the rooms to give them
Il festive air; and music and dancing
were he order of the evening. The
guests We're: Miss Virginia Sim
mons and Miss Fablola Gilmore and
Messrs. Frank Rollins. Teddy Ten.
ney and Roy Richards. Miss Pineau
was assisted In entertaining by her
sister, Miss Camille Pineau.
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IN TUNE WITH THE PLAINS.

A wonderful shore of n waterless sea;
A truant soul.
A rainbow tinged veil, a low melody.
"oh vibrant, mute chord OF this mo-
%tionless tide,
Speak now to me.
interpret the psalms which In you
Ger abide"
A transition of tints in the mystical
glow;
A strange, sad sob;
Celestial cadenzas murmur sweet
and low
My psal-as are n medley OF w"ndcr-
ing souls;
''Their Mcccn-I,
"Undaupted, unchanged while the
, Time Cycle rolls.
Each day / behold a souls carava
"A-trysting here.
They finger awhile, are transmitted
again.
AS myriad shades of the sunset die,
The pageant shifts;
tBut always unchanging-the rem
dezVous-l."
The glimmering lights slowly faded
and fled.
The song was stllled.
Transfigured, the errant Soul said;
wild, wanton, unbuunded, water
less sea.
"Oh, desert waste.
your psalms and enchantments have
Vanquishcd me.
oh, wondrous mirage; Lies echo
cUho and Groom.
''The voice of God;
your note has inspired. IN weave
my souls gamut in tune"
Katherine Jones,
Winslow, Ariz.
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his pretty partner, Miss Leonora
Hughes have been the rcignlng SEN
sation In the famous Piccadoilly res
taurant In London. Later they go 10
Alx-les-Bains and other noted French
summer resorts before returning TO
the United States. The Eropean re-
preventative of his paper has secured
from Maurice three signed articles
and his latest dancing Photographic
taken In London. The articles Will
he as follows:
''Bolshcvism In the Ballroom"
.'Simplicity in Dancing"
''Three Golden Rules Of the Dance
The Evening Herald VIII print
these articles during the next few
weeks. one each week on the society
page. watch for them.
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SANTA FEANs MSRnrEp HERE.

Miss Amalla sena AID M. A. San
chez, both of Santa Fe. were married
here Tuesday. at the church of the
immaculate Conception. In the pre-
sence OF relatives INT a few friends.
Miss Sena was given away by Mr..
Pankey Sena. and her bridesmaid was
Miss Lucy Senn, MIR. Joe Sena was
best man. Tho bride wore a travelling
suit and "a hat. After the ceremo,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanchez left for Guadal.
aJara. Mexico. where the groom re-
ce.ltly accepted n position.
Both the bride and groom are men,
bers of prominent Santa Fe families
Before her marriage. Miss Sena
taught school In the capital. Mr.. san
chez was chief photographer in the
state engineers office there.
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WEDDING ANNIVERsARY
CELEBRATED IN MOUNTAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. N. j.. Strumquist cele-
brated their wedding anniversary Sum
day. August 3. with u spend-the-day
party, and IA sumptuous dinner at
Camp Bright and Early, at Hodge lite
In Tijeras canyon, with fifteen guests
from town to help them out. The host
brought n carload OF guests. and many
others came out In their own cars.
Two long pine board tables furnished
the board, and unusual c~onveniences
OF camp life, with some others I'M
ported from town for the occasion.
provided u delicious dinner. Either
music, with u broad range OF variety.
singing. the usual jolly time that
only II day up In the mountains can
afford, set the occasion apart from
ordinary good times,
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Maurice is the must famous ball
room dancer in the world. His name
was II household word In the ball
rooms not only Of New York but also
Of Paris and London some years be-
fore the war. What he has Ia say.
therefore, about modern dancing must
carry considerable weight"
SO says The Dancing Times II
monthly London magazine devoted to
the tcrpsichoreal art, In writing of
Maurice in its June issue his year.
Maurice is a handsome young
as much admired fetcd In London
aud Paris as he Is In New York.
Following upon his successful sea-
son OF exhibition dancing In The
Cascadcs,' In New York. Maurice and
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n c CLUB HoIDs
DANCE.

The Good Time club last night held
the first dance Mt Colombo hall they
have had since Its renovation. Co.
iombo was the accepted rendezvous
OF this organization; and during the
time that II was closed, Il was found
necessary to hold forth" nj the Ma
sonic temple. the Woman's club, tilc
odd FeAlows' hall, or wherever they
could.
The re-establishment was accom-
panied with n celebration bcnttlng
the o~ccasion--the engaging OF a good
orchestra. getting together n s,ood
crowd u having a dance In the
Good Time club style.
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EXECUTIVE BOARD or
WOMEN'S CLUBS MEETS AT
kANTN H..

Mrs. IL. h. Labelle, sitting for this
district On the executive board OF
State Federated Women's clubs. reports
II number OF plans OF Importance ana
interest definitely formulated at ;he
recent meeting OF the board at Santa
Fe. This board Is composed OF ten
The recent session was held
ON Tuesday and "Wednesday OF last
week. Disposal OF the business be-
fore the board, "a visit to the State
Child Welfare home and a luncheon
and "a sightseeing "trip filled the two
days of the meeting. The business
meeting resulted in the following,
briefly stated:
/. The naming of the date for the
state convention OF the Federation
Of Women's clubs for October 10, Ia
and Is; the place ut Tucumcari.
9, Plans for Legislative cunsideru-
ton, to be placed before the fedora
tlon meeting at Tucumcari, were
drawn up.
8. The campaign OF the General
Federation Magazine, organ of the
National Federation OF WOmcns
clubs, to eur 10000 subscribers
was discussed. and the announcement
that Albuquerqua's quota would be
100 subscribers was made. by increas-
Ing the number of subscribers, the
yearly subscription price win be cut
down to 800, and he publication
will be put upon a secure ana per-
manent basis.
4. That the New Mexico Fedora
ton has reached It's 1000 member
ship goal was announced and a cam
puign 10 induce more state clubs to
become federated was determined
upon.
The visit to the new State child
Welfare home, declared Mrs La
a. - aN. "a
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DANCE AT BI.ETCIIrcn,s
TONIGHT IN

a benefit dance Is TO be given by'
the H~ousekeeper's club al tho hound
OF Mrs. Bletcher in Ranches de Atrls-|
CO. There VIII bo the best OF muslc.'
Refreshments for sale and tho privis
lege OF having the hest time you cuf6'
which h club promises will be tho
best Imaginable.
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INFORMAL
PARTY THURSDAY.

NJ . Virginia Simmons had an IN
FORMAL dcncing party Thursday evuh-
ing. TOT the Messers Tcnncy, Richards
and Rollins OF Eel Paso. There wal
music and games. and OF couree.
dnncing. A delicious lunck was sos9
ed about IL O'Clock.
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ANN
INFORMAL DANCE AT MAIiItON'S

one of the informal Marion dances
which are SO frequent as to be taken
almost as Il matter OF course and 30
informal as to be classified US a get-to-'
gcthcr OF the gang, was held Wednes-
day evening, In honor of Miss Louise
Iremenherg and Lieut.. otis Wood.
The dance followed an informal din
ncr given Tor the guests of honor.
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Mrs. T.. n. BULLOCK


Mrs. George valiant entertained
In honor OF Mrs. II. \. Bullock, OF
Lake Charles. La, Wednesday after
noon lat a tea for some SO ladies', old
friends OF Mrs, Bullock's made dur
ing her residence here some years ago.
Vases and bowls OF ~Vari-colored flow
ers were placed about the reception
and living rooms, and upon the tea
table In the dining room. Mrs. Val,
liant was assisted In entertaining by
MISC Amin NeWhAll.
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nnInr.s LrNGSAiNoN rnrnspAY

The pretticst brides luncheon Inn
aglnnble was that given by Mrs, Roy
Strome Thursday for her sister, Miss
Louise T~reffenberg, whose wedding
tool place this afternoon. The colors
carried out were green and white, In
little green baskets of green and white
candies, and II little blushing kewpie
bride In a white wedding dress at tilu
guest OF honor's table. Bright flowers
were placed about the rooms act.
Luncheon. at / o'clock. was at three
little tables. and was "A progressive
affair, the guests moving to a differ
cnt group with each course. The fol-
lowing were Mrs. Strome's guests:
Miss Louise ~Treffenberg. Miss Flor
ence WELLER. Miss Jeffle Short Miss
Frances Marion. Miss Clyda Wilson,
Miss Grace Stortz, Miss Irene Fee.
Miss Daphne Cobb. Miss Alice Gould,
Miss Alice Lewis and Miss Persis
Bryce.
Mrs. Strome was assisted in enter
tanning by her mother. Mrs. Ida Trcf-
fenberg and by Miss Alice Boyd. 70
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MISS ELEANOR VAUGHEY,

Mrs. '. A. Rcidy gave a luncheon
for Miss Eleanor Vaughcy Thursday
at one o'clock. at Tamarlsk Inn. max
ing up q quite thoroughly congenlal
party of six. After lunch the guests
went TO the home OF Mrs. Frank Hub
bell, Jr, where the remainder OF the
afternoon was spent. There was Miss
Eleanor V~aughey. Mrs. r.. A. Vaughey.
Miss Alexandria Vaughey. Mrs. Harold
Caller and Mrs. Frank Hnhhell.
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A CORRECTION IN
ANNOUNCEMENT.

A mistake for which we beg humble
pardon, both to those about whom
the misstatemcnt was made and To
the m~isinformed. Is that made In the
announcement of the Vaughey-Gwin
nup wedding. As stated In last Sat
urday's issue. the wedding was to be
In the church of the Immaculate Con
tception, which Is not the case. The
ceremony will be performed at the
home of the bride. 220 North Ninth
street, by the Rev. Father A.. NJ. Man
-~,lalari. at $50 In the evening. The
reception will follow, beginning at the
hour of nine and lasting until II.
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. a.
Candidate Tor n tue OF JhzI'
Lisht relfeshments We're served nuout
II YUCCA
,..
'i1tAh SilNei.h. NibfttttNS
Niizpah SiIcle, a class OF young
sns u Tue congregational cnurch'
snsc a. phrty tor lhe Mlsses bNelyii
uhu rNorsnee poA on Ihesuay evening
IN 'he So~hsIesuuon1 ehurch par
loiS' iheir sues's were the members
VI tne Shristiah E~hue"Nor suviet5,
anu various members OF the churcn'
~ most entertaining program % mu-
SIC ai,u Ieaulhss was rendcreu-tne
aolneI sNsh ny tne ShIistlhn hh-
ueuNor otvhes,In' anu I" selection OF
.he ia.'el w Niis' AVN. n"nhes We're
piuSeu' anu ut we close OF u even
JUS, re~iIesnnhcnts were seINed'
MISS = ioIohce re, one oil me
sues's VI nonoI, Wnl icaVe III u snort
LII a., ~ nPpamva' Mne's sip
""' w ehsaseu nis9io""Ty WORK
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
BRIDGE FOR mrs. ERNEST
BULLOCK.

An Informal bridge party was given
morning by Mrs. George Valiant,
whose CUES Mrs. Bullock has been
during her stay here. The guests
were: Mrs. Bullock. Mrs. Il. c. Reid,
Mrs. VIM. Farr, Mrs. w. II. Walton
Mrs. Coppock, Mrs. w. Y. Walton.
Mrs. Frank Butt and Mrs. George
Lesser.
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Harry Benjamin and the Misses Lora
and Maybelle Lovelace and Tracy.
Invitations are out TO the second
Of the series, which viii be given next
Wednesday.
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ANc NEXT ThussDAY.

Turner-Adair post OF the Vetorans
of Foreign Wars is to give "a benefit
dance next Thursday evening at the
armory. Plans have been going for
ward to provide the best OF all that
gocs 10 make II happy occasion and
Turner-Adair post Will be looking for
Il good crowd,
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MFRS. wYIlDER AND MISS
sMITHERS AT LUNCHEON FOR
MISS VAVtCHEY,

Mrs. NJ. X. W1ylder and Miss Mar
garet Smithers were hostesses at a
beautifully appointed luncheon Fri
day, at one o'clock. for Miss Eleanor
Vaughey, BRIDES colors, flowers and
all hat goes to make "a distinctive
and lovely affair composed the lun-
cheon yesterday, Besides the guest
OF honor, there were Mrs. II. A.
Vaughey, Mrs. J. q. Herndon, Mrs.
H.. n. ,McCanna, Mrs Wallace Hes
seldom. Mrs. viii Keleher, Mrs. NJ.
a.. Davis. Miss Alexandria Vaughey'
Miss Bernice Hesselden, Miss Gene
We've Tierney. Miss Grace Stortz, MISS
Margaret Hubbell, Miss Margaret Me-
Gamma. Miss Ruth TDmpkins and Miss
Alice Herndon.
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PICNIC or MorHEirs CIRCLE n
HIGHLAND PARK.

The Mothers Circle. Of the consre-
gationsi church gave a picnic TO the
children OF the Cradle Roll, and tht'
primary department Of the church ia.
Thursday Afternoon. In spite OF Tho
unpropitious weather, twelve motheIt'
and an unaccountahie number 81
children were there. There werr
several races for tho children, f1t|
which prizes were awarded. MnrEeftt
CoIlister. Harriet Wells. Oscar On
and Bobbie Ogg were the winners lA
these events. A race hat must h4tt
pleased the children lmmens4IN va
She married ladies race. UhIcf Af1es
Newell won. Thort were pirtTf7 =
tho kind that children emily. aDrta
out on a big white cloth or i1N
ground, and after these were all a|4
posed OF. Harvey SMITH took them 1I
for an auto ride on the moea. M
"a. G. smith, superintendent Of ta1
Cradle Roll department piarned
picnic, and was anH|sfra 81 putting %
through by Mfs Tfimsi4 W4|ia W
Rev. II. Davidson MI Smith ara ~
Hernandez.
The Mpther,s clrolt Wal offenlt
one year aeo and . haa i a.t
tcsutinnf4 81 psre tao's
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LABOR DAY fkfApNnArross
"IISTEN GOOD"

Labor day In the old town bids fair
to be one joyful minute after another.
As the labor organizations have
planned II. there will be a parade with
every float a thing of beauty and a
JOY forever. because an inducement
u, the shape OF a 500 prize has beer
'oHered with $50 M "A prize for the
second best float. Added to the beau
". and ingenuity, and artistry (which
we VIII all expect TO ind In the floats)
IN the parade. there will be three
bands-and II we can't raise that
many here. n will be Imported.
This parade Will be all dignity. for the
city manager and the city commits
sioners will head II. followed by the
police department. the speakers OF the
day. fire department, building trades
crafts. allied crafts federal employees.
the Santn Fe fire department and tbs
railway employees. Each float will
head h craft which il represents In
the formation of IN. parade.
AT Washington park. there will he
speeches, races and u ball game be-
tween the single and the married men.
and the women's auXiiiRrles Of the
various organizations will serve a
basket lunch during the celebration
In the evening there will he dance
nc colombo and the armory, the music
~ - w WV VI NHt DaAI
known orchestras in town.
Labor day II a little over two weeks
OF, but with all these events planned
for II, it's wort watching for.
NEN
TEA At MRS. HOWARD'S.
A tea for the benefit of the Wo-
mans club of the CONGREGATIONAL
church was given by Mrs. James Ho-
ward at her home on South Art.o on
"wednesday. August I. The afternoon
wa spent In work for the club inter-
onersed with the pleasure Of the al
fair. The guests were: Mesdemes
lsoveJoy. Kinney. Ried Lindlev. cal
l,ster. Jones. Porterfeld. Newell. FL
lis. Coons. Hall and Misses Ruth HIN
n Nellie Horrunr.
SSN
LUNCHEON FOR MRS. HEAIiD.
Mrs b.. c. Smith had an Informal
luncheon on Wednesday for Mrs. !.
n. Heatd Of Ell pasu, who was visit
Ing In he city during the past week.
A centerplece OF flowers. and pretty
table appointments made a delicious
lunch doubiy enjoyahie
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sonic temple, the ballroom to be artis-
tically decorated, and special music to
be provided for the devotees OF the
dance. But pause. There In to be IA
surprise. We know, but we cant tell.
II In ours to tantalize you with the
merest, barest. scantlest details. and
leave you with a burning desire for
more. Well, the only way you can
get 1t IL to begin now to get ready
inc be there when the time comes.
AIM IL?
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The second meeting since It's orraf-
ization. OF the Albuquerque Bunlncas
and Professional women's club met
Thursday night at the Y. w. c. A. Il
was called the experience meeting =
me report OF the membership com
mittee was that there were moro
women In Albuquerque engaged Ia
independent businesses than was sup
posed at h organization OF the local
club.
The businesses represented last
night were advertising. reporting,
nursing. Office management, teaching.
secrctarial trimming. insurance. pho-
Biography, art needlework, cafeteria
management, a~ccountancy and music.
Each one OF the members wal called
upon, as her name came In alpha
betical order. to give a short history
OF her training In her work. a to-
recite some OF the difficulties she a
TO overcome, che meeting conformed
perfectly with the purpose Of the o.
ganization as expressed at the ma
uOnal convention at st. Paul two
weeks ago. that Of pooling the great
abilities and special experiences OF
these women as a national asset"
The announcement was made at
this meeting that Miss Lota Il. Kelley,
OF Ration, national Vice president cr'
the Business and Professional Wom-l
ems clubs. would address the local
organization upon her return. In Tho
report Of the national convention at
81. Paul, contained In the Chrlatian
Science Monitor for August s, there
was u most enthusiastic and fiatter-
Ing report--flattering TO other New
M%exicans Interested In the ciub--of
the part Miss Kelley took In the pro-
ceedings OF the convention. "Erons
o on. Lota &c. Kelley is to be Il
national figure the report Of tho
convention stated. No figure in the
convention got the enthusiastic APP
plause from the Boston paper that
Miss Kelley. Of Ration, N. NJ. re-
ceived. II She is an asset to tho ma
tiora body, how much greater
she win be for the state clubs, and
what an opportunity Tor the local or
ganlzation to be able to hear herl
Those In attendance At this weeks
meeting wcre. Miss MARJORIE Allen,
Miss Ella Bartlett. Miss Betty fitz
hugh, Miss Ethel Hickey. Miss Mar
garct Keleher. Mrs. Margaret Medier,'
Mrs. A. y. Miner, Mrs. s. r. News
come or. Miss Mary Paine. Miss Jose-
phiiie Parsons. Mrs. A. ]. RiedlincI|
and Miss Irene Fisher.
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There was Il pink tea in a green car
last Tuesday morning given In front
of the office Of the owner of the green
ear. The guest Of honor was rccog-
nized, with Il little awe, bT his ascetic
and aristocratlc COuntcnance. h
guests were distinguished Now Mex
leans, one known by the scalps In his
belt. political and otherwise; the host
by the initials on the car. He was
having the best time OF all, and APP
parently warming up some stin-
necked. long-faced guests.
Decorations? We-e-cll. the blue
sky and the golden sunbcams. lie
freshments? Who knows what the
gods on Olympus may eat, especially
IL they are campaigning for the re-
dedication OF Zeus? Who knows but
that they forcgo their nectar II am
brosin, and feed on raw beef and gun
powder?
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BUSINESS COLI.EGE STUDENTS
DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB.

one OF the %jolliest dances OF the
summer was given for the summer
school students OF the business coll
lege Tuesday evening. at the Country
club. About twenty Ave couples
danced to the music OF an orchestra
that there and then declared Itself a
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DANCE AT WELL COUNTRY
CAMP LAST SATURDAY

The anime bOarders ut the Well
Country camp had IL dance last Sat
urday evening, way up in the noun
tains three miles the other side OF
Whitcomb Springs, hat was featured
with IA wienie IA old fashioned
quadrilles, u dancing contest and u
spirit OF real enjoyment such as only
they who chase che cure religious
ly can put in their good times when
thope rare Occatfons arise. There
were So OF these present. After the
wicnie roast. which they held in an
arroyo bed, dancing was started In u
cabin with a good board floor, and
while not large enough TO accommo-
date all the dancers at once. the fun
WA divided up by the few dancing
for the edihcation OF the many The
dancing contest was won by Mr.
Young and Mrs. Miner, and the prize
was a cotton cake. The music was
rare and hne-gultar and violin
played by two, Mexican musicians
Singing, Jokes and n disposition to en-
terrain the other fellow made for u
happy evening.
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MISS LOUISE TREFFENBERG
AND LIEUTENANT OTIS WOOD
MARRIED TODAY.

A the whole effect and
tone OF which we're markedly Dcuut'-
ful and impressive. was that OF the
wedding OF Miss Louise ~Trefenberg
and lieut., Otis Wood, performed this
afternoon at 1880. In the church OF the
Immaculate Conception. by the Rev
Father A. NJ. Mandalari. The music
the form OF tho ceremony n the
crowd that hlicd the church. char
acterized II N one Of the Dig we'd
dings'' that everyone delights In. Thc
bride wore a white wedding gown
and veil, and carried Il bridal bouquet
OF white. She was given away at the
altar by her brother. Mr.. Roy Strome'
Her bridesmaid. Miss Jefle short
wore white net. with n black picture
hat. and carried n bouquet OF PINK
roses. Lieut.. Woods brother, Bob
Wood. was best man.
"A reception IL being held at the Roy
Strome home on South Fourteenth
street this afternoon between the hours
of Ave ana seven. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Wood will leave This evening on their
honeymoon, which they will spend In
California. and will he ut Camp Lewis.
Tacoma, Washington, about the hrst
Of September, where Lieut.. Wood WIZ
be stationed.
The wedding was held about a
month sooner than was the plan pre-
viously made and announced at the
time OF the announcement OF h EN-
Eagomcnt earlier in the IN A
furlough enabled Lieut.. Wood ia
make'n visit here. n III result was
"a complete upsettlng of dates and
plans, and the sudden announcement
10 friends this week that the marriage
would take place today.