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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
DURST-HEFNER
QUIET WEDDING
,adiss Estels Hsfnsr and Mr.. HOWARD
A. DurSt Married Last Evening
At 6:45 O'clock.
wedding Of MISS MARY A. Uttsrmohlsn
and M. Bernard A Garrett WIZ Be
Pretty Event OF Tuesday, juno 20.

One OF the most interesting weddings
OF the month OF June is that OF MISS
t:stelle Hefner. daughter OF MI; ana ana
Mrs. John II. Hefncr Of Warwood, ana
Mr.. Howard \. burst OF this city
which was quietly solemnized last eve
ming at GAS o'clock at the parSonaSe
OF the First Christian church. me
ceremony was performed by Key. w. r.
Fields There were no immediate at
tendants.
The bride wore a handsome suit OF
navy blue tricottnc and hat or blue:
Following the ceremony dinner was
covers laid for the immediate members
OF the families. NJ I:3O o'clock MT.
and Mrs. burst LEFT over the fennsSI-
Vania on an extended honeymoon Trip
ths itsnerary Of which they arc Keep
inS secret When their travels are nm
ished they will take up their residence
in Warwood.
Mrs. burst is quite an attractive and
accomplished young lazy anu pE he1
prominent member Of the younger So
cial set OF the city. Mr.. burst Is inc
son Of Mr.. Frank burst OF North Main
street and is associated with his father
in the confectionery business. He Is
member Of the Macadcmy club. Inc
announcement OF their marriage Will
DO read with great interest ana sur
prise by their many friends. who. while
Knowing OF their engagement did not
know that the marriage would occur
tbjs month. as the engagement had not
been formally announced. The happy
couple will be showcrcd with the best
wishes OF their friends for their future
The following announcement wifi be
received today:
Mr., and Mrs. John II. Refncr
announce the marriage OF their daughter
Estelle
TO
Mr.. Howard A. burst
on Wednesday evening,
June twenty-third
nineteen hundred and twenty
warwood, Wheeling. W. Va.
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At
COUNTRY CLUB
MISS cA1o1uE PAUL. WILL EN-
TERTAIN WITH LUMC1Go0 ON
SATURDAY AT TIE CoUN-
TRY CLUB.
Miss Frances smith Of New York Oily
and Miss Elizabeth Smith OF WASH
inxoon, D. c., Share Honors'

The Country club on Saturday Htcr4
noon will be the scene Of one OF the mlu-
summer seasons most charming affairs.
a luncheon to be given by Miss caroline
PAUL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arch,c
paul. in compliment 10 Miss ffancc<<
smith Of New York City. the guest OF
Miss Elsie Wagner Of Leatherwood, am
Miss Elizabeth Sweeney OF WashinEt2n'
u C., who is the guest OF her COUSIN
Miss Mary Eliza beth Sweeney. OF Wool,
lawn, Luncheon will be served AZ -"
o'clock and summer blossoms Will en-
hance the perfect appointments charSc-
toristic of n Country club luncheon. IN:
afternoon will bo spent At the clun. WIZ
the young folk enjoying the rarled
pleasures that abound there.
The following members OF inc young
er social set have been lnNllcu'
1onn RUSSELL Jeanne Hoge
Estrlle Abbot Mary Ellen
omisc Abbot Steenrod
GTorrier Eszlett Lydia Speldcl
Io.n wilson Betty Brice
Merry Elizabeth sidney ,'ILtn
Sweeney. Wash Hel"n -" aunru
ington Catnrr'nr nuI
Elsie Wagner Letitla NrII';,r w
Snw Yorl, CITY Ruth Wood
Elizabeth Sweeney Louise Haipe'
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RS. J. Ia CRAIG, Of Los An
M geles. Calf, who says no one
can feel more grateful for what
Tanlac has done than she does.
Declares she has gained twelve
pounds and her health 10 now bet
ter than In years.
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Of Mr. Walter Daniels Gilbert of Wheel
ing reception followed the ceremony
at the Rittcnhuusc Hotel for the guests
and relatives. Following n honeymoon
luncheon served in the church follow
ing the monthly meeting Of the associa-
ton.
During the meeting ECv. George 4.
LOckhnrt will cumplct" the reading OF
his paper in two parts, which he has
read before the members Of the aSSoCia-
ton. 1t is entitled personal lmmor-
tality."
The luncheon Will hr served under the
direction Of Mrs. t. j.. Muhlcman.
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Playstte and Pageant.

On Tuesday evening al the Sabbath
school rooms of the Third Presbyterian
church in South Wheeling there Will he
a missionary playCtte and pageant On.
titled Christ in America" presented
by the members OF the Womcns Mis-
sionary Society OF the church. who arc
entertaining the members of the Young
Womcn's Missionary Society in their
closing social event Of the year.
The pageant will be presented under
the direction Of Mrs. o. D. Murrin and
Mrs. Chris Voitlc. who arc drilling. the
members Of the cast.
The story OF the pageant Is r"pr$-
scented by characters of all nations made
up Of the peasant and al classes. 7 h"
coming Of Christ in their midi is tyIr-
fed by beautiful allegory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
FRECKLES
NOW 10 the Time to Get Rid Of These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed Of your freckles,
as Othine-double Strengths guaran-
iced to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-dou-
BILE strength-from any druggist and
apply a little Of II night and morning
and you should soon see that even the
worst freckleS have begun TO disappear.
while the lighter ones have vanished
entirely. 1t Is seldom that more than
an ounce Is needed to completely clear
the skin and gain beautiful clear COM
pleHion.
30 sure 10 ask for the double strength
Othine as this is sold under guarantee
OF money back II it fails to remove
freckleS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The marriage OF Miss Mary Agnes
Uttermohlen and Mr.. Bernard 4. Car
rett. which will take place next TUESDAY
Jmmaculatc Conception. Thtrty-sixth
street, will be one OF the most beautiful
weddings OF the month. The CHURCH
will have elaborate decorations and the
nuptial mass will be read by Rev. VIM.
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to bad weather the plans were changed
and it was decided TO give 1t in the sun
day school rooms There was a dinner
given previous to the sports which were
held by the children, all OF the teachers
and officers taking part in the various
afafirs.
Following are the officers and teach
crs who had charge OF the affair: Mr..
Gus Lcibe Sunday school superintend..
emit; Mr.. Charles Hoffman, in charge OF
the games; Mrs. Walter Schette' MISS
Gb,riotte Schenk. Mr.. F.. G.. Stroehman,
Mr. Fred Schenk. Miss Ida Woreder,
Miss Mollie Dickman. Mr.. Arthur
schmidt. MI VIII Kern and Mrs. w. C.
Moore, who had charge Of the commu-
nifty singing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
BENWO0D
Special KNOttIG.

Mayor Clark Sprouts has called .
meeting Of the Fairgrounds Association
10 be held this evening in the city hall.
at o'clock. Mayor Sprouts urges that
all members make arrangements to
come to the meeting as number OF I'm.
rn-tant topics are TO be discussed anon
which will be that of procuring more
funds for the Fairgrounds as those that
have been procured are about exha listed.
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Will Attend wedding. .

Aura L. Sevringhaus. instructor Al
Columbia University: Esther l.. Sewing.
haus and Leslie Sevringhaus of South
Chaplinc street will leave Saturday for
Toledo for n short visit with relatives.
mi or they will 20 to Delaware. o.. To
hC present az the wedding OF their
cousin. Miss Helen May Smith. 70 DR.
Homer Lowry Of E"w York City. Dr..
Lowry il the son of DR.. George Lowry
OF Picking China.
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Dinner Party.

Mrs. j. l.. McBruomc entertained with
m informal dinner party last evening at
her homo ON North Man street. C0mpli-
mrntarv L. Miss tlthcriu" shorts. whose
marriage t. Mr.. Glen Chambers will be
an event on next Wednesday. \ course
dinner was served at O'Clock at which
lovely appoint mvntS were apparent. The
guests included u number Of intimate
friends If the bride elect.
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Oh. D1uxA1D At lnHSIoN.

DR.. r. l.. Drinkard. we'll known ply.
stefan OF this city. will speak at the
public meeting which will be held this
evening at s o'clock at the Union Mis-
sion. DR.. Drunkard has picked as his
subject. infection Of Wounds Com
monty known as Blood Poisoning"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

McLure-R. B Morris. Sistcrsvtlle; Il.
V. Jayne. MOrgantown: Dick Allen. Nor
Eantuwn: Charles w. Logan. Charles
ton: Harry CumbcrIcdgr. Keeper: Allen
{. Otha. Warrington; H. {. Taylor. FAR
kcrshurg: {. ". Wolfe. kIngwood; Har-
ry Sanders. Morgantown; Il. i. Whc'-
sail. Elktns; Robert i. Thornburs'
Huntington; T.. j.: Bell CharIeston'
George T.. Robson. Huntington.
Grand Centrally. +. Marsh. Morgan
town: Edward Mcdonald. New Martins
Nili".
windsor-p. w raumann. Charles
ton; Harry Crsgg. Huntington: O. w.
I.udc. Charleston: NJ. NJ: REYNOLDS.
ClarkSburE: l.. l.. Langfitt. Parkersburg
II. Il. Reed. parkersburg: 4. II. Taught
Parkcrsburg; Or. \. w. Burt, Morgan
town.
stan,m-F. H. Poole. Parkcrsburg; l..
q. Jones. Weston Mrs. /. A. Watson:
Jane Lew; J. II. Miller, Huntington;
James W. MCI.aren. Hockingport. Ohio
ton: c. Il. White. Jr.. ParkersburG: w.
5: Lindamond. Parkersburg; r. 4. Cur
ran. Sistcrsviile.
Otto Schenk has been ill at his homc
at Pleasant Valley for the past few
= -" with Il severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
. Edward SChulzc. Of the engineer
ing corps in charge OF tho New Harbor
Construction work AT Milwaukee,. Wis,
was "a visitor here yesterday. having
stopped on his way from Boston. where
he has been visiting his mother. TO
spend the day with his brother, w. II.
Schulzc, "f Fourteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Myers left yes
tcrduy for Ashury Park. y. J.
Samuel Left nf Pittsburgh is spend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
At philadelphia.

A wedding OF much interest locally
was solemnized on Wednesday evening
at o'clock at the Oak Lane Presbyte-
rian church. Oak Lane. Philadelphia
when Miss Adelaide Richards Comfy.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gcor\ Justice
Comfy OF Philadelphia. became the bride
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Ladies' Aid to Entertain.

Members or the Ladies' Nd Society
OF the Central NJ. l.. church. OF which
c. L. Sevringhaus is the pastor, will
entertain the members Of tho Minister
ial Association next Monday with n
trip the happy couple will take up their
residence in this city. wher" MIR. 'I'H'ri
is proprietor OF the WalkOvcr Boot
Shop.
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Indoor Picnic.

The Sunday school classes Of ST.
James Evangelical Lutheran church
gave an indoor picnic last evening in
the church. the first intention being 10
have had II at tho HON" Of John G..
SChcnk. at Pleasant Valley. but owing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
Wheeling P.opl. at stsubsnviIls-

Several wheeling people attended
dance at Steubenville Park pavilion on
Monday night. which was given by MISS
Pauline Smith, of Steuoenville. Among
those who went from Wheeling were:
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hazlett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Bowie, Miss Hettie Hazlett
Miss Virginia Mckee. Mrs. Howa'd
Bingaman. of Harrisburg, Pa; Messrs;
woodward Franzhcim. Tom Hearne, BIZ
Franzheim and L. B. Hopkins.
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invitations Issued.
Announcements Isansd.

The following announcements were is
sued yesterday:
Mr.. and Mrs James Good
announce the marriage OF their daughter
Linnie Catherine
Mr. George i. GundlinG
on Wednesday morning
nineteen hundred twenty
at eight o'clock
st. Mary's Church.
n Martins Ferry. =.
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Otto Schenk has been i'll at his hcmc
lat Pleasant Valley for the past few
:" -. with a severe attack of rheuma-
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NeCnmmon-Stamm.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Stanm on North Main street. was the
scene of an interesting wedding last
evening when their daughter MISS
Helen Clark Stamm became the bride or
Mr., James Kenneth McCammon. THO
ceremony was performed at o'clock by
the Rev Samuel Martin Gibson pastor
If tho FIRST Presbyterian church. There
were no attenants. Following the ccre-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. McCammon departed
over the Pennsylvania for wedding
trip and on their return Will reside IN
this city.
The bride is a we'll known young lady
and has many friends who extend their
best wishes. Since the announcement
of her engagement she has been honorcd
with Vulnerable social courtcsies. MI.
McCammon is the son Of Mr.. J. Parker
McCammon, Of Zane street. and Is en-
ployed by the Whitaker-Glessn"r COM
pany. Both Mr.. McCammon and his
bride sing in the choir OF the First
Presbyterian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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DraEo-Plad1ng.

The marriage Of Miss Rose 3. Flading
and Mr.. Ernest G. Drake. OF Pittsburgh,
was a beautiful nuptial event of last
evening. taking place at the First chris
tian church, with the pastor. Rev. w.
II. Fields. officiating Miss Margaret
Singer was the brides maid and MISS
Carolyn kronjaeger. was the maid OF
honor The groom was attended by
Mrssrs Harry Boyd and Walter Miller
both Of Pittsburgh. Miss Sue Porter
sang preceding the ceremony, 20 from
Use Me" and during the reading OF the
services she sang Il Love You Truly"
Miss Lcota Hildebrand played the bridal
chorus from Lohengrin as the bridal
party entered the church.
The bride wore lovely gown OF ivory
satin trimmed in point lace and her
tullc veil was held in place with a
strand OF pearls. She was given IN
marriage by her father.
Miss Singer wore frock or PINK
scorEette with hat to match and Miss
kronjaeger wore orchid georgettc, with
black milan hat trimmed with the same
shade. Both carried Killarney roses.
A dinner followed the ceremony and
at 7:S0 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Drake left
on a hone, moon trip which will termi-
nate at Pittsburgh. where the groom
il associated with the P. r. K. OF that
city Mrs Drake. who Is the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Fading. of North
Wheeling. Is very popular among the
Younger set here and her departure from
the city is regretted by her many
friends.
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1irthdAy PArty.

Miss Evelyn johnson, little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson OF GAS
Jacob street. celebrated the third ami
versary Of her birth with merry party
given on Wednesday afternoon at her
home. The hours from . until 5 o'clock
were spent in jolly games. and at the
latter hour the little guests were invited
into the dining room. where tempting
luncheon was served. with large birth
dsy cake adorned with candles n fea-
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At wayman's Inn.
Wayman's Inn. near Bethlehem. Ia
one Of the most delightful country inns
in the vicinity and with the midsum-
mer upon up. many parties Of congenal
friends motor there to participate the
pleasures Of a genuine outing. with a
delicious chicken and waffle dinner a
feature. Last evening the members OF
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For Miss Smith.
Miss Louise Harper has invited a Few
friends to be her guests this afternoon
at her home in Echo Point. when she
will entertain with a card party com.
plimcntary TO Miss Frances Smith OF
New York City. who is the attractive
guest OF Miss Elsie Wagner Of Leather
wood.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Sweeney will en-
terrain large number Of friends on
Friday afternoon at her home in Wood
lawn complimentary to her guest, Miss
Elizabeth Sweeney of Washington. d. G.
Cards will be the diversion of the att
ernoon. and the games will be supple
mcnted with a luncheon OF pretty APP
pointmcnts. There will be twenty-four
guests in the party.
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Luncheon Yesterday.

Miss w. I. Robh entertained group
Of friends with n luncheon yesterday at
the Old Stone house at Roncy'S Point.
There were covers laid for eight guests.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-11-13
much for the future of Alaska: We must have real Alaskan of the cali

hAoSu AVH Stac 4uSutc OA AiuSkSs we
 must have real Alaskan of the cali bre of Mr. Hazelet as governor during the next two years and during every year after. The future growth and prosperity of. the territory demands this. Alaska some day will be a state and when it is the people of the state will elect their own governor. Until Alaska does become a state it is the duty of every man and woman in the territory to endorse real man to fill the office of governor. Dan Suther-
 land, the new Republican Delegate can do much to make the endorsement of Mir. Hazelet an assured thing. That he will do so we firmly believe. There
 is no better man in the territory at the present time than Mir. Hazelet to fill this office. He is an Alaskan who has demonstrated his ability and prov ed bis sincerity for more than twenty two years. His record speaks for it. self. He needs no advertising. He has been endorsed by the Republican clubs of three towns in Alaska and he will undoubtedly be endorsed by every club in every town and by every thinking person who really has the interests of Alaska at heart. Make it your duty to insist where the insisting will do the most good, that Mir. Hazelet receive the appointment of Governor of Alas ka. He Is the right man for the place. He would be elected by large major ity if the people of the territory had the say in electing him governor. But we have not and the only remaining thing for us to do is to insist and keep on insisting that Mir. Hazelet shall re- oeive the appointment from Mir. Hard ing. We are going to boost for him whenever and wherever it is possible to do so. If there is anybody who can to us why We should not boost we will be only too glad to list
 m to you, but we won't promise to be- 'lieye any Jim told me that Ed told me shat Harry told me tales about the Hon Geo. C. Hazelet.
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One of the daintest displays seen in Seward for some time was the window of Ellsworths store last week, Cupies of all different varieties from the blushing down to the petit French maid. These dainty little creatures smiling and winking attracted the passers by. We arc hoping we will see this same display sgsia.
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SelDQrd.< Social k Happenings by
 Miss Elsie Leslie
PATERSON JOHNSON

PATERSON JOHNSON Campfire Girls held their wa k
 weddings meeting in the basement of m Seward for time was Saturday Mir William The work supervised by Mrs Patterson somnzd at the home h Mr. girls making wonderful progcs Tuesday evening at S:30 o'clock considering the time they Commissioner Wesy of been organized and all iatnp The Dravon home was very thusiastic
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SOCIETY NOTES

The Bridge Club met with Mrs. John Nelson Saturday afternoon. Out side of the club members the invited guests were Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Don Carlos, Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Baughman, Miss Nash Miss Schwarz, Miss Don Carlos. The ladies spent a very enjoyable afternoon.
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Mrs. Martin Banbury was hostess at delicious luncheon on Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. K. l.. Wea- yer of Anchorage. The table was beau- tifully decorated. Covers were laid for eight of the following ladies; Mes danes Blue, Baughman, Sloan. Davis, Ellsworth, Mrs. Weaver and Miss Beu- lah Wilson.
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Edwin James, the war correspond- ent, who had just returned to Amer ica and was on vacation in Virgin ia, met one of the farmers of the state who immediately engaged him in 2 discussion of the League of Nations. : At times the argument grew heat ed, the warmth abating with the far mer's concluding remark.
 "Weli you should know, MT. James" !" he said, "there's always three sides to every question: my side, your side and the right side."
 Suitable Sentiment If the party who found my two coats refuse to re- turn them and receive reward, will they kindly come and get the pants and vest, as I have no use for them now and as matter of sentiment I hate to see them separated. Room 31, Harvard Hotel.--- Lest and Found ad. in the Omaha Bee.
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 artistically decorated. Pink and white being the color scheme.
 The bride wore beautiful gown of light blue taffcta trimed with sill yer lace and carried a bouquet of brides roses. Accompanied by her Ma tron of Honor, Mrs Harry Ellsworth, who wore a handsome gown of gold cloth overspread with yellow silk net.
 The Groom was attended by Mir. Gustav Borgen as best man.
 The happy pair received many pret- ty and costly presents.
 Mrs. Patterson is the youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Crow der of Boise Idaho and a graduate of St. Teresas Academy. Her father be- ing in the contracting business and later on going into the ranch business in that state. Mrs. Patterson is re- cent arrival in Seward coming here last June and accepting position with Miss Sylvia Sexton where she has made host of friends.
 After the ceremony the bride and groom and the invited guests proceed cd to the banquet hall of the Seward Grill which was very prettily deeorat- ed in pink and white for this occasion. Covers were laid for twenty-four and the guests sat down to a very dainty wedding supper. A novel feature in the shape of dainty place card writ ten in verse was introdced. Each guest was asked to read their place card aloud which caused much merriment
 Mir. Patterson is native son of San Francisco, has spent the last twenty years trapping all through Alaska, located in Seward, year ago. Taking over the interests from MT. Taylor of the City Express. MT. Pat terson is man we'll known and will liked in the community and is rustl- ing business man. .>...
 The invited guests were:- MT. and Mrs. Harry Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Drayton, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Martin, MT. and Mrs. George Sexton, MT. and Mrs. George Zelk, Mir. and Mrs. Gustav Borgen, Mrs. Antone Eide, Mrs. Jessie Mur- phy, Miss Beular Wilson, Miss Thelms Ellsworth, Miss Rogna Johnson, Miss Elsie Leslie, Miss Sylvia Sexton, Mr. Peter Ogie, Mr. Thomas Haines, Mir. W. H. Whittlesey.