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pew, after which the bridegrooms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. W.
Foster, took their places, while Mrs.
Gillett occupied the pew behind the
President. His sisters. Mrs. Robert
NJ. Tappan, of Claybrosk Farm, near
Boston, and Mrs. Albert Farwell, of
Cedarhurst, l.. l., were also here for
the wedding. and so was Mrs. Theo-
dore Sizer, also Of Cedarhurst.
Wears Stunning Creation.
Mrs. Gillett wore one of the most
stunning creations seen this season.
Her costume was in orchid tints and
shades. Her gown was of orchid
georgette crepe made on exquisite
lines, falling straight from shoulder
to ankle much like a Grecian robe.
and girdled with a rope of pearls
which ended in pendants at one side.
From each shoulder fell drapes IN
stimulation Of two graceful trains
The sleeves were very short, reach
ing to scarcely three inches above
the elbow. Her long gloves were
white kid. Her hat was sweeping
picture model of orchid straw
wreathed in orchid and white olos-
SONS. A pearl necklace and pearl
gray suede slippers and gray SILK
hose completed the costume. At her
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Miss M. E. Miller
And J. R. Vid1ner
Wed In Baltimore

BALTIMORE. June 1s.-Miss Mir
lam Elizabeth Miller, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A Miller.
1913 Lamont street. Washington and
Julian Richards vidmer. son Of Col.
and Mrs. George vidmer, wardman
Park Inn. were married shortly af-
ter. s o'clock today by the Rev.
Father Connolly of the cathedral
They returned to Washington i'm
medistely following the ceremony.
Friends of these young folks,
were. to say the least. startled at
the sudden news of their marriage.
Miss Miller, whose presence at hops.
tea dances, balls and parties at the
Naval Academy in Annapolis was
always toyously welcomed. is ex-
ceedingly popular. Mr.. Vidmer
former lieutenant in the aviation
service, student Of George Washing
ton University and member of the
Washington Chapter of Theta Delta
Chi, il equally well known and
well liked.
The romance began during the
height of the hop" season last
winter. and rapidly developed into
an engagement. The marriage was
planned for next fall. but the young
couple suddenly decided yesterday
that waiting was stupid, and having
SO decided, acted promptly.
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Hardings Go
To Club Fete
Brilliant Reception GiUen
Them by Metrop0li-
tan Club.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

The Metropolitan Club was the
scene last evening of the most
brilliant entertainment in it's his
tory when it gave a reception to Its
most distinguished member and his
his wife, the President of the Unit
ed States and Mrs. Warren G. Hard
ing. Mr.. Harding has been a mem
Der of the club for some years.
Though only the members and
their immediate families were pres
ent. it was a large and disttn-
guished assembly. Woodbury.
Blair, president of the club. and the
wee president. Rear Admiral Rich
ard Wainwright. received the
guests. An orchestra played during
the evening and refreshments were
served in the main dining room.
The President and Mrs. Harding
had an informal luncheon at the
White House for a group OF old
friends from Marion, Ohio. who mo-
tored to Washington.
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: WA ASHINGTON SOCIETY::

dinner Of Rutgers College and re-
ceived the honorary degree Of doc
tor of laws.
The Secretary of the Treasury,
Andrew w, Mellon. yesterday re-
ceived the degree Of doctor Of laws
from the University of Pittsburgh
at the commencement exercises OF
who graduated in the class of IA.
is a trustee Of the university.
The Belgian Ambassador. Baron
Emil de Cartier de Marchienne. will
return to Washington Saturday
morning. He left the frst of the
week to so to Providence, r. L,
where he received an honorary de-
gree Of doctor of laws at the COM
mencement exercises Of Brown Uni
versity. Later he visited George
Draper at Hopedale. r. 1. The Am
bassador's plans are as yet uncer-
tain. but he hopes to join the bar
oness abroad about the end of July.
The embassy here will be kept open
all summer and most of the en-
bassy stan will remain here.
The Ambassador of Peru and Nine.
Pezet were among the guests en-
tertained at dinner last evening by
Comdr. and Mrs. w. W. GaIbraith
at their home in Rhode Island ave.
nue.. Later they took their guests
to the reception at the metropolitan
Club in compliment to Preside n {
and Mrs. Harding.
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MOONLIGHT SUPPER PLANNED
AROUND BIG CAMP FIRE.

The Arts Club Follies," a laugh
able farce. prepared under the d.
rection of Mrs. Frederic E. PAIRING
ton. and with music furnished
Paul Bleyden and others. will be the
chief feature OF an open air enter
tainment to which DIR. and
harrington. of Chevy Chase, have
invited their fellow members of tn
Arts Club of Washington TO-
night. In the eight scenes oi
this unique revue many of the best.
known artists of Washington will
take part. There will also be q
moonlight supper to be served In
the woods around a big camp FIRE
Club members are requested &C
make advance reservations at tho
clubhouse as for the regular Thurs
day dinners.
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TEXAS WOMAN MAKES
VISIT IN WASHINGTON.

Mrs. c. r. Scruggs, of Dallas
Tex. vice president of the Colonial
Danes of Texas. is at the Hotel
Washington for a short visit en-
route to her summer home In
northern Michigan. She is accom-
panied by her daughter. Mrs. Mar
garet Scruggs Carruth, also of DaI-
las. and her small child. They will
leave the latter part of the week
for Philadelphia where they will
visit friends and then go on to CO.
lumbus beach. Indian river. Michi-
gan. where their summer home is To-
Gated. They made quite visit with
relatives in Richmond on their way
here
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ID. G. Buyers in New York.

NEW YORK. June 1@-These
Washington buyers are registered
at New York hotels: Hecht & Co,
NJ. Kadden. hosiery. sweaters. lis
West Thirtieth: Kings Palace, Miss
NJ. Kinder, women's, infants wear.
Cumberland: s. Kann Sons Co, H.
H. Miller, rugs, upholstery. trunks.
4S2 Fourth avenue; A. Lisner. s.
Marks. upholstery goods, rugs, 220
Fifth avenue.
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NOTABLE LESOCIETY
ATTENDS WEDDING
OF FRANCES HOAR
President and Mrs. Hard
ing Lead List of Guests
At Ceremony.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
w. Rice and Robert NJ. Tappan. Of
Boston; Richard whitney, Albert D.
Farwell and Theodore Sizer. of New
York.
NuptiaI ORGAN Strains.
James Dickinson, organist of st.
Johns Church, played a program of
selected music. including Faulk's
Meditation" Saint Saens' "Benedic-
tion Nuptiale." Mendelssohn's Girl
of Ganges," wheeldon's Medita-
tion." Elgar's salute d'Amour."
Masseners claire de Lune," and
Goss-Custard's Wedding Prelude"
and Wedding Intermezzo."
The bridal party entered to the
strains of Lohengrin's bridal chorus
and Mendelssohn's familiar march
from Midsummer Nights Dream
was used for the recesSional.
The bride, who entered on the arm
of Speaker Gillett. was charmingly
gowned in a Worth model of soft
white georgette crepe. whcih en-
phasized her blond coloring, made
with a court train of cloth of silver
Rare old lace formed her veil which
of orange blossoms over the ears
and which fell over the train. Both
gown and veil were caught here and
there with sprays of orange bios
SONS. Over the lace veil was a
shorter veil of tulle, worn over the
face. She wore sandals of silver
brOcade with buckles of old Straus.
She carried a single stalk of Ascen-
gdn
Her only ornament was an exquisite
string of pearls.
Maid of Honor.
Miss Louisa Hoar, who was her
sisters maid OF honor. wore a
Lanvin gown of yellow lace. quaint
ly hooped and mounted on white
tafreta. With il she wore a small
quaint peach-cOlOred taffeta hat with
a short veil, draped from the back
of the hat and falling to the shoul.
ders. of yellow lace like the gown
Tiny French overs in nasturtium
shades trimmed her hat and she car
ried a prim old-fashioned bouquet
in the same colorings in a lace
frilled holder.
The bridesmaids, Mr.. Fosters sis
ters, Miss Barbara Foster and Miss
Hilda Foster, were gowned alike in
cream lace over yellow chiffon and
wore orange straw picture hats
wreathed in nasturtiums in the
orange and fame shades, theN arm
bouquets Of snapdragons, iris and
sweet peas repeating the colors.
Little Flower Girl.
The little flower girl, Catherine
Tappan' niece of Mr.. Foster, was
dainty in frock of pleated yellow
chiffon and had nasturtiums twined
IN her curls. She carried an arm
iul OF orange and yellow flowers.
MI Foster was attended by his
brother. Charles l. Foster.
me ushers escorted President and
s' harding. with the Presidents
coeS: ana the Vice President and Mrs.
coolidge to their places in tba go,
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o'clock in honor of her niece. Mrs.
Charles N. Thomas, recent bride,
and Miss Phyllis o'Hare, of Cam
bridge. Mass, whose engagement
was announced recently to Frank
@. Stewart. son Of the hostess.
Mrs. T. B. Gregory and Miss Ruth
Gregory, of Emlenton, Pa, mother
and sister Of Mrs. Thomas. assisted
the hostess In receiving, and others
who assisted in the dining room
were Mrs Dion Scott Birney, Miss
Essary. Miss Hine. Mrs. Andrew
Stewart. Miss Agnes Miller, Mrs
william Miller, Mrs. II. G.. Trout
Miss Dorothy Trout, Mrs. II. Ster-
ritt. Mrs. John Noonan and Mrs
George Sharpe.
r. 8. Bradshaw. who is in New
York, is staying at the Hotel Chat
ham.
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ROOSEVELTS LEASE HOME
ON TwENTY-FIRST STREET.

Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt have
leased the residence at 1901 Twen-
ty-nrst street, which they will oc-
cupy in the fall Mr.. Roosevelt has
been the guest of his brother-in-
law and sister. Representative and
Mrs Nicholas Longworth, since
March 4. and Mrs. Roosevelt also
stays there when she comes to
Washington. which is only for brief
visits. She will come here to re-
side in the autumn.
Lieut.. Comdr. NJ. Hibino, of the
imperial Japanese navy, is en- route
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MR.. AND MRS. PETERS
ENTERTAIN AT EDGEMOOR-

Mr.. and Mrs. Girvin Peters enter
tained at a supper party Sunday at
their charming home in Edgemoor.
Nd. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters are occu-
pying the home OF Comdr. and Mrs.
Hugh Walker Mclean. pending re-
building of their house which was
destroyed by fire recently.
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til the end of this month. when they
will go by motor to Montswesg
Farm, in Maine, to spend the sum-
n1er.
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MARRIAGE OF HELEN WELSH
TO v, r. SHAW ANNOUNCED.

Mrs Robert Sylvester Welsh
has sent out cards announcing the
marriage of her daughter, Helen
Robert, to Lieut.. Virgil Farrar
Shaw, L. S. A, on Saturday June T.
Maj. Gen. william J. Snow, y. s.
A., is at the Hotel Pennsylvania in
New York City.
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to washington. where he will serve
as naval attache at the japanese
Embassy. He was decorated for
bravery In activity on the battle
ship Kurama when the japanese
fleet seized the South Pacific Islands
from Germany early In the war. H.
Ii succeeding Capt. Yoshitake Uyeda.
1, J.. N. who has served here for
several years.
John Joyce Broderick, commercial
.attache Of the British Embassy, and
Mrs. Broderick sailed yesterday or
the Germania for a summer In Eng.
land.
DR.. Conrad Jenny. secretary of
the Swiss Legation. and Mrs. Jenny
entertained a few friends inform.
ally Tuesday evening at their beau
tifui home In Edgemoor, Nd, for
merly the residence Of Mrs. Evans
Browne. Mrs. Browne. who recently
returned from Europe, has leased
the cottage on the property of Cir
win Peters, in Edsemoor. for the
summer.
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DAUGHTER OF SENATOR
LA POLLETTE MARRIED.

A wedding of particular interest
In Congressional circles and among
the msny friends Of the bride and
groom was that which took place
yesterday at 5 p. 10. at the home OF
Senator and Mrs. Robert NJ. La Frl-
Iette. in Sixteenth street. when their
daughter, Miss Mary La Toilette,
became the bride OF Ralph Sucher.
of Peoria. Ill.
The marriage was quietly per-
formed. with only relatives and
close friends present and without
attendants. The Rev. y. G. p. Pierce
performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Sucher are to be ar
home at the Chateau Thinrry Apart
ments.
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ir ,lbArt Stewart entertained Al
tea yesterday afternoon at her hom,
In Cathedral avenue from 1 70 9
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SECRETARY OF STATE
SPEAKS At COLLEGE.

The Secretary of State, Charles
Evans Hughes. is returning today
from Providence, r. l., where he
went to deliver an address at the
fortieth annual commencement GER
emonies of Brown University. his
alma mater.
The Secretary OF War. John W.
Weeks. returned yesterday from New
Brunswick, n. j., where he made
an ADDRESS, at the commencement
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Mr.: and Mrs. Hugh s. Knox are
spending June at the Ambsssador
Hotel in New York,
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MIR. AND MRS. GLOVER
HOSTS AT RECEPTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll
Glover were hosts at a reception
yesterday afternoon entertaining In
honor Of Mrs. Glover's brother-in-
law and sister, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Theodore F. Jewell, who cele-
brated their golden wedding anni-
versary. Mrs. Jewell was Miss
Elizabeth Lindsay Poor, and Mrs.
Glover was Miss Annie c. Poor.
The reception yesterday afternoon
was held in the garden Of West.
over. Mr.. and Mrs. Glover's country
home on the outskirts of Washing
ton. which is now at the height OF
OF its early summer bloom. Mr.
and Mrs. Glover expect to leave
Washington early In July for York
Harbor. Maine, where they have a
cottage and where they have been
going every summer for many
years.
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e. c. Finney. First Assistant Sec
retary OF the Interior, will soon
leave WASHINGTON on a tour of the
western States. including Kansas,
Colorado. Utah and Wyoming. and
visit to the Rocky Mountain Ma
tional Park.
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Miss Fay Brennan left yesterday
for several weeks in Ohio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Colburn. oi
1911 Rhode Island avenue, are on q
visit to the parents of Mr.. Colburr
in Plattsburg, N. Y.
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Mrs. James Mcdonald had guest,
lunching Informally with her at the
Shoreham yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacque Cheri have
gone to Atlantic City. where they
are staying at the Ambassador Ho-
tel.
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Mrs. August Belmont entertained
at a luncheon at the Shoreham yes
terday.
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Mrs. Delos Blodgett and her
party. which motored to Atlantic
City last week, have returned to
Washington.
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The marriage OF Mrs. Louis.
Goodrich Hubbard and Victor La.
mar Smith. of Atlanta, which took
place last evening, is OF interes,
to Georgia and Iowa as well as
Washington. Iowa being the former
home OF the bride.
The ceremony was performed a,
$3.50 o'clock by the Rev. Thoma. /
Small At the home OF the bride,
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James
c. Davis. in Connecticut avenue
and was followed by reception
for the relatives. close friends ant
out-of town guests.
Alexander Smith was best mar
for his brother. and his daughter.
Miss Esther Smith. was the BRIDE.
only attendant.
Mr.. Smith and his bride will
spend their honeymoon in Ashville
and make their home at Shadow.
brook, the country home near At
lanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander w. Smith
entertained at dinner Tuesday even.
ing in honor of Mrs. Hubbard and
Mr.. Smith. The guests included the
Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs
Wallace, the Director General OF
Railroads and Mrs. James C. Davis
Miss Mary Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs
William Gardner Goodrich, Miss
Esther Smith, daughter of the host
and hostess; Miss Frances Morrow
and Mrs. James Carroll Payne, OF
Atlanta, Ga.
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Miss Lena Hitchcock. who has
been in Boston for a year. returned
last evening to join her mother. Mrs.
John N. Speel, wife OF Medical Di-
rector Speel. U. S. N. retired. She
will be home for a year. Her sister.
Miss Katherine Hitchcock. has gone
to Camp Knox. near Louisville. KY.
to act as hostess for the oficers'
training camp there. Mrs. Speel
will leave in a few days to visit in
Pennsylvania and later may 60 to
the mountains of Virginia for a
while.
Mrs. Richard Shelton Ely has
closed her home in n street for the
summer and has gone TO her coun-
try place. Deerclif. in Avon, Conn.
Manuel Montero. jr.. nephew OF
the Peruvian Ambassador, who was
his host for a few days. sailed yes
terday for Peru.
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Mrs. r. C. Jefferds, of Charleston,
W. Va, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper,
left yesterday to visit her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
James Brown Metcalf at their home
on the Eastern Shore of Marylan nd
Mrs Cooper will join her there for
the weekend. both returning here
Tuesday.
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MRS. WEIGH GIVES DANCE
AT WOMEN's CITY CLUB,

Mrs. Elizabeth Churchill welch
gave ar interpretatiye dance OF
Grieg's ITO Spring" at the mid
summer carnival of the women's
City Club last evening. accompanied
by Mrs. Lena Shepherd Tufel. Miss
Helen Macoughtry interpreted the
"Coquette." Miss Lily Thomas. Miss
Maud B. Cavanagh. Mrs. Monica d.
Woodell. Mrs. Floyd Waggaman.
Miss Nancy Reed, Miss Mary Boggs,
Miss Lorraine ure. Miss Mabelle Al
exander. Miss Nell Clark and Miss
Isabel Rider have been added to
the general committee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry But
Ter entertained at tea from S to Z
yesterday afternoon in honor of
their son and daughter-in-law.M Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Franklin Butler.
who are here for a few days on
their way to Maine, where they will
spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Franklin Butler. the latter
formerly Miss Estelle Kemper, were
married Saturday. June IL. in Mem
phis, Tenn, home of the bride. They
will make their home in Yonkers.
n. Y. returning there from Maine
in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Henry But
ler will remain in Washington un-
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Richard S. Emmet, secretary to
Herbert Hoover. and Mrs. Emmett
have leased the Adds house at 201s
r street and will take possession
of IL in the early fall. DR.. ana
Mrs. Cary d. Langhorne occupied
the house during the war and
franklin MacVeagh is the present
tenant.
Mrs. Emmet will leave shortly to
spend the summer at Glen Cove. l..
l., with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Frederic b. Pratt.
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VANCOUVER WOMAN HERE ON
WAY TO EUROPE.

Miss Louise Mjellen, of vancou-
yer, British Columbia, is at the Ho-
tel Washington for a short visit
after a weeks stay in Chicago, on
her way East. Miss MjelIen will
leave the latter part of the week
for New York. from which port she
will sail on the Celtic, June Is, for
a months stay in England.
Mrs. John T. Mcmahon, wife OF
Judge Mcmahon, entertained at a
luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham
Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william ]. Flather,
jr. have leased in the Woods" the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Fair
child. near Chevy Chase Lake, Md.
Former Secretary OF War and Mrs.
Newton d. Baker resided there when
they hrst came to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott C. Bone are
In the city for a brief visit before
leaving for their future home in
Alaska. Mr.. Bone was sworn in as
governor or Alaska at 1890 a. m.
Yesterday. sentimental interest
attaches to the date, as IL was the
wedding anniversary of Mr., ana
Mrs. Bone.
MRS. Nina Van Wrinkle was host
ess at luncheon at the Shoreham
yesterday.
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THAYER-ELLZEY.

Miss Arlie Ellbey, eldest daughter of Mrs. Nora B. Ellzey, and James Thayer, both of Conway. were mar ried last evening at 6:45 o'clock by Rev. R. L. Jetton at the Presbyterian manse in the presence of few in- innate friends. Immediately follow ing the ceremony the bride and groom were rendered a dinner at the home of the groom's parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Thayer.
 MT. Thayer is head bookkeeper at W. NJ. Harrell & Company and is one of Conway's popular young men. Miss Ellzey for the past two years has been with Mrs. Nettie F. Hoss as hat trimmer, and has a host of friends here.
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GUY

Since our last writing we have been visited by fine rain.
 Most people in this community are through chopping cotton the first time.
 Rev. Ira Polk filled his regular ap- poinnents at tne Bgl list church Sat urday night and Sunday. Rev. Camp bell also was present.
 The graveyard working Saturday was well attended. Those present from a distance were as follows. F. D. Utley, Mrs. Emma Snow and Mrs. Cora TroXell of Blackfork; Guss Glover and wife of Wooster; J. M. Sims, w A. Cochran and c. W. Glover and family of Damascus; Mrs. Fay Henry and children of Mt. Vernon.
 The ice cream supper at the school house last Thursday night was well aattended, the total amount taken in being about S114. It was for the benefit of the club
 Harley Weatherly of Conway vis- ited relatives at this place Sunday
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ROTARY CHARTER
 PRESENTED HERE

Presentation of it's charter was made gala occasion by the Conway Rotary Club last night, being accepted at luncheon given in the Central College dining room at which District Governor Kemp Toney of Pine Bluff and other visiting Rotarians were present. Major w. J. Parkes, a nem- Der of the Pine Bluff club, presented the charter and it was accepted by Rev. Robert L. Jetton, president of the local club. Music for the lunch con was furnished by an orchestra composed of Conway younc men.
 Visiting Rotarians were welcomed by Doak S. Campbell, and an address made by MT. Toney, who was here for his first official visit to the club. Carl Shipley, secretary of tha Van Buren club, also addressed the Ro- tarians. and was praised by Mir. Toney as the best secretary in the district, which boasts of Van Buren as its best club. Mr Toney district comprises Louisiana and Misslsippi.
 Another feature of the program was cornet solo by Dr. C. C. Roberts. Members of the Conway club wore col ored caps, having on one side the Po- tary wheel, the orders familiar em- blem, and the name of the wearer on the other side. The official numner of the local club is 920.
 Visiting Rotarians here for the luncheon were: Alex Meier, Fred Fen nessey, Carl Shibley and Dr. Mat Dibrell, all of Van Buren, and MT. Toney, Jules Borreson and Major Parkes.
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CHADWICK.

Everything is looking better since the rain. We sure did appreciate it. Mir. and Mrs. Gentry visited MT. Hopkins Sunday.
 Several from here attended the ser vice at Mayflower Sunday.
 P. s. and l. P. Hawson went to Little Rock Monday.
 J. c. Thornton and wife went to Little Rock last Friday.
 Sunday school was well attended Sunday.
 G. T. Mathis went to Conway last Friday, on business.
 Will Johnson went to Cato on last Saturday.
 Mrs. Davis and daughter, Gladys spent the week end at Mayflower.
 June 15.