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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

The many friends % Mr.. Martha
Price trisbie are glad 10 know shs
has recovered from her recent illness
Mr. and Mr. Miley Walker and
daughter, Miss Hazel and Miss Elsie
Brown, we're IN Danville Saturday
Mr. Al burnside. - Texas. is Wis.
iting his brother. Nr Jim Burnsid.
a, the home - Mc~srs Sim and Dick
Burnside.
Mrs Graham Price and Mrs. Rob.
crt GRAHAM Evans. ~ Danvillc. Wis
tied Mr. Martha Price Frisbic and
Mr. y l. owslcy Tuesday
Mr and Mr. John Scott have re-
turned from North Carolina and are
guests ~ Mn SCOTS parents. Mr..
and Mr. Arch kayanaugh. on the
Danvillc road
Mr. Leslie REYNOLDS spent the
Weekend m Somerset. the gucs, ~
his sister. Mr. T. H. Nillcy and Mr.
Hillcy Mn Wiley accompa led
him HON, for o. few days visit with
her parents. Mr. an Mr. J W. Rey-
nolds
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Farm And Home News
From Over Kentucky

The drive 20 eradicate cattle tuhcr-
culosi, in Cuttcndsn county heNk is
making rapid progress. according TO
a report from County agent John
z Spencer Three hundred and six
teen animals IN - herds - the coun-
- already have been tested and plans
are being mad, 20 extend the work
to every hcri in the county. accord
ing 20 the r,por;.
Many Morgan county farmers are
trying out Ashland. thc new pcdi-
greed variety Of whca; developed By
the kentucky Agricultural Expert
ment Station. IN their paintings this
fall. a report from County Agent x.
X. Rankin states. Eighteen farmers
have shown more htan $50 acres Of
their wheat land 10 the new variety.
Chf Hudson. a Fleming county
farmer. mas just started fertilizer
demonstration IN cooperation with
the College % Agricul,ur, extension
division and County Agent H. +.
Mckenney which - expected to
answer many question. Of soil fer
,ihiy for farmer, In that section.
SIN one-;cat1 acr, plots IN the cen
ter ~ his wheat held Wil be- treat
ed respectively with limestone. lime
stone and acid phosphate; limestone.
acid and manure. acid phosphate and
manure, and manure alone
rwen,y-foaF Morgn county poul-
try rais.rs have entered their hocks
in the winter cgg laying project.
which will be- conducted during the
coming siN months by the extension
division % the Colloe, ~ Agrcul-
'urr. according Cd g. report - c. n |
g., Agent 2. = G.gk lnpro,
nent Of poultry SOFA sing IA fecdir
methods D. ,Nructrl G.. .ul; fro I
ne PROJECT.
Plans are already Doing made iu /
Webster county Tor ,ae continuation 4
n the county poultry star dardiza.
ton work neg; year. according to a
report from County Ag,n, /. T.. Cut
Ter. One bank mas agree to put out
as many settings Of Whit. Wyandott.
egys a. possible in order 20 further
the movement to put pure bred birds
d this variety on farms Of the eoun-
~,
fcrty-hye fsyette county farmers
have entered their hocks in the win.
Ter egg laying project which mas been
started over the State BY the extern
sion division of the College Of Agri.
culture. according 10 report of
County Agent w. X. Gabbert.
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Birds Like Old Nome.

Eird> have IN common with man the
"homlng instinct" although q; course
In man the Instinct i not 80 highly
developed. Iust how Mr.. and Mr..
Bird on their return Ia the north from
their winter In the south ind their Old
nests each spring IN not known. Their
ability "a locate the odd home" 10
simply part Of their homiug Instinct.
Without charts ar composers ,o point
the way the birds nv unerringly to
their old haunts each spring.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
L ON mittees


Nothing disclosss real character
IKE the use OF power. II Is easy fos
the weak to be- gentle Most people
can bear adversely Hut N you wish
10 kno" what man really is. rive
MIN power. This Il the supreme test.
u II the glory ~ Lincoln that. having
slmosi absolute power. he never
abused II. except On the side 20 mercy.
lie spoke not To ipfame. not 20 up
braid. hut TO convince. lie was the
enh"iiment u the self-denlai, the
courage. the hope. the nobility of the
nation. Robert Green ingersoli.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
LANCASTER hi
TRlUMPHS
Versailles Slaughtered
BY High School.

fhc Lancaster High School Foo,
Ball team added another laurie "a
her string q victories when she met
and defeated the strong Versailles
High School team on the Lcavcll
field here last Friday by tnc score
81 20 20 o.
, The visitors congratulated them
selves before the game and thought
that % vas only a practice game.
however they found out that they
could learn quite bi, about the fall
game, hut. when II comes 20 winning
then there j. where their dreams Of
victory we're spoiled and they return
ed 90 heir Woodford County homes
with ~, little end ~ that great
score
These two blue grass teams were
evenly matched and both Tough; hard
20 win. Versailles made desperate
cfor; al. through the game % even
acorc. hu, Capt Cox ordered ni. men
not 90 let The enemy alysnc, and
hi order, were fulhllcd.
The green and Whit. ,Nca;,r,d
boys all played good game. and
thcy played not a. individual stars.
hu, a. team ~ whole which We
dare say brought them victory that
they - richly deserved.
Coach Kennedy men played a
good game but were out Of their class
when they lined up against Coaches
McRoberts and Carrier men. thi.
makes he second defeat TINS year for
Versailles. Georgetown High having
defeated them last week
Cap; Cox added two NOR. field
goals 20 his li-t when he placed the
pix kin over III. goal. one from the
30 yard line and placement kick
from the 40 yard line.
Lancastcr's hrs: touchdown came
N the lst quarter when Lawson re-
-eivci q long forward pas from Cox.
her second marker was a drop kick.
the ,1iri sore was made by " Rob
inson. vho >kir,cd the end for 20
yard dash, and then the last score
wa, made by Capt Cox with a place
kick.
The wonder eleven" was composed
of Bratton AZ center. VINO passed the
ball like second Red" Weaver.
kavauaugh and Elliott played guards
and when the visitors tried TO 20
through them they woud bounce back
lis. they were rubber balls. G.. II.
Robinson and Cru,chhed at ,ack.s.
tore many holes in the visitors line.
and on several occasions they tackled
the runner 81 the ball behind the line
Of scrimmag., while Anderson and
lawson at ends could no, be improv-
ci upon.
Sanders. cox. Gastineau and Rob
inson played a star game IN the back
field and made many pretty runs
Gastincau hit the line and made sew
eral 20 10 yard gains on ms at
tempt
Coaches Carrier and McRobcr,s
Ised many ~ their second string
men. and they ali showed up good.
end worked well under IRE. they
were Stspp, Speaks. Aliridgc. Gas
tineau. Moore and Elliott,
Lancaster III will line up against
The strong team from Lebanon III
tomorrow
Time ~ Quarters Is MIN.
Referee -....-.. Billy Miller
Head lincsman --- Nilmoit
Time kceperS Elliott and Young
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

faded nerves IL Ia walk har.footed
over long stretch 81 sand The
nerves 81 the feet are slightly irrf-
tated 10y the sand grains. and the
blood. icing thus stimulated. circu-
laies more freely. Doctors say that.
apart from the physical effects. the
mental powers are greatly in,igoraied
by the exercise
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

Mr ca. NaI"man 4 at home Tor
q fcw days from Covington
/ Mr. Emma % .rinbotham H. vs..
ting relative. near Kirksvillc
Mr.. Elizabeth Joseph. ~ Chat.
tanooga. b. spending several week.
~ Lancaster
Nr and ~. D. Young and son.
Omrr. spent 90, day sunday m
Junction City
Mr. AlN We; and Mr. Henley
Bastin. u Frankfort. we've m Ian.
caster Tu,sias
Mr. san iiaselIcn. Mr. T.. y
Bourlani ans Mrs Stephen Walker
we're visitor. bro DanyiIlc Monday
Mr.. e % car, ard children. of
Lexington. N.-s over Sunday 80 visit
her parent. ~ and Mr.. $ J.
Bourne
NJ -nd VI. Geo Rich. Nj and
Mr. J VI Cra.s and Mr. Dulcic
Farmer mo,o-,i ,o DanyilIc last Fri
iay 90 20 .1rc shopping
The ladies prayer meeting Of he
Baptis, church va. held al the home
Of Miss R,bccea Williams on Rich
moni stree Monday evening
Mr. an Nr. Afr.i Poyut,r had
Tor their s4eSs sunday Mr. and
Mrs Jasper Daley and children and
Nr y e.. i..rf.r 10 stanford
Mr. and Nr. Loyd Bourn. and
daughter M.ss.- Eiia Mae ana Ions
Virginia vcr, guest. Sunday II Mr.
and Mr. Milton RoBaris IN Dan
vile
Master Gavin poyntcr. IN, little
son ~ Mr and M. Afford Poynter
is visiting a.s .rand parents. Mr. and
Mr.. u G. Poy-:.r - Stanford this
week
Mr., Payu, =, years old. Vno has
been quit, %; 90, home 81 her
ncicc. Mi. Rcb.cra Williams. j. very
much better 70 ne qualification Of
her many FRIENDS.
Mr. r. = NcRoh,r,s and Mr..
John McRob.r;s i.ft Tuesday for
Norfolk. virginia. W0cr. they will
be- the guc.:- 81 VI and Mr. Buck
ncr Spindi. ana children.
Mr. " W,s;. - Bowling Green.
was IN Lancaster fsr a few days this
week III. VI, sill join him in
Bowl Gree 1sNi week. where
they viii u... their home
Mr.. JuA..;, GiI Barnard. who
mas been visiting relatives m Frank
fort and Stanford ma returned TO
LANCASTER O. continue her visit 20
her aunt. Ms Jennie Duncan
Mrs. Lular Daily. who was oper-
aicd on few weeks ago a, the Dan
Vile Hospital mas been brouyh,
home but ,orry 20 say, she will not
bc able 70 wals for come weeks yet.
Mrs. X. n Blanton will move to
hcr HON. or Lexington avenue and
Mr and Mr.. Hober; kinnairi will |
occupy the rr-idcne, = Mrs Harry !
Anderson. on Mapl, avenue. vacated
by Mrs. Blanior
Mrs. Mae Huga,, holland, Mrs. r !
y. Marksbury. Mis- Eliza Smith. Miss
Gill and Mis- Helen Gin were
IN Lexington Monday evening 20
near Titta Ruffo. the greatest male
anger in Amerir.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10

Mr. John walker ~ Nisss-ppi,
visiting Lancaster relatives
Ms. Dodo bourne lcf; I'M. week
for visit 90 her SISTER In Louisville
Mr. George Robinson and Nj Jack
Hyatt, have been fcecr, visitor. IN
Danvillc
Nr and Mr.. les, kru1.I q Gov
sion are spending l few days IN
Lancaster
Mis- BETTE Robinson has return
"a from a brief visit 90 r. .a'.vc. m
Campbcllsvillc
MIR Halle Dunlap visited her
daughter. Mis- Mar oWsiey In Lex
ngton "Wednesday.
Nr and Mr. VII Gug.. spent
sunday with her mother w. Will
Smith on Poor Ridge
The Misses Rice. - Richmond, have
been quests - their cousin. Mn.
Lucy Franei. BallcV.
Mr. ligc Ford and children spent
the weekend with aer parents. ~
and Mr. J n Ninuairi
Mr. and Mr. Tslton , wheeler.
- p.rryvillc. were guests Sunday -
NJ and Mr. Ben Wood
Mr. George Woods. % stanford.
ras been a recent visitor - her
mother. Mrs Swine broad
Mr.. and Mr.. Geo { Watt. -
Louisville. have been ~. guests 81
Mr. and Mr.. \. u Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. John Mount. Of La.
Grange. have been guests ~ the
family 81 Mr. J. L. Mount
Miss Mary owslcy. o. Transy lyania.
lexington. spent the weekend with
her mother. Mr. Halle Dunlap
Mis, Jennie Duncan mas returned
from visit % Mr. " q Bradley.
Dr. and Mn. John South Boz Prank.
fort.
Mr. and Mr.. Joe Walker Jr.. NOV
90 this week 60 Oh, new bungalow
u Mr. james Smith. on Maple
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. hinnaird. Mr..
and Mrs J l.. Elmore were in Dan
vile for the State-Centre foot ball
game
Mrs., Carroll Bailey, of Stanford.
Aas a visitor Of her daughter, Mrs
r. Prescott Brown and Nr Brown
recently
Mn. Harry Scot, and daughter,
Sarah Alice. Of S,nford. have been .
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mr.,
Jasper Cox.
Mr. Bette Anderson Landram /
eft Monday for VISIT 20 Mr. Viii /
lackey and Mr. T. X Watson. IN 4
Marian. Ny.
Mr. 4 h Arnold. Mr.. John T /
Graves and Mis- Madge Compton. Of
Versailles. attended the Lancaster
Versailles game Friday
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Wanted-Old Clothes,

The people of Armenia are ragged
and cold They need clothes 20 pro-
,cct them from the winiry blast, will
you help them
The Woman's Club will De open
Saturday afternoon To receive shoes
and clothes for the men. women and
children, Of Armenia. Committees
have been appointed on each street.
II YOU can, send your Offering please
call the committee and They will
come for IT,
Committee
DanyIllc ST Miss Christine san.
dcrs and MR.. Dave Thomas
Maple Ave Miss Martha Gill.
and Mr., Thco Currey.
Lexington 81. and Hill Court Mrs
Bernicc Champ and Mis- hattie Barn
- Dickerson.
Richmond St-Mss MARY Davis.
and Mrs. Gus Dunn.
Stanford and Crab Orchard -.
Mrs. Harry Anderson and Mn. Guy
Davidson.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours
Thomas W. Fowler. 81. 1900 Irving street.
Juiia Ann Sands. 5s II: 1lth street south
east.
Lenna Muli:z. 10. Hebrew Home, 415 NJ
street.
john NJ. Ericsson. 81 St. Elfzabeth's Hos
ptal.
Alfred Wood. 70. l7l2 Corcoran street.
Sarah +. Smith. rs, 1886 Newton street
Edward II. Andree II. Garfield Hospital.
May Mahoney. %. 4s3 n street southwest.
Heinrich Nieman. II, u. s. 8. II. Hospital
Stella +. Shreve. 26, S02 & street southwest
Catherine A. Whelan, l. asa Bates street.
Anna schlegel. II days. 1915 9th street
northeast.
Anna s. Mckenzie. 81. Garfield Hospital.
Sinclair J. Thomas, 80. 70s Massachusetts,
avenue northeast.
Mckinley Fletcher. %, Freedmen's Hospital.
Lillian L. Jasper, H.. 1407 1st street.
Infant Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur washington
hours. 216 Canal street southwest.
Evening star., 1921-10-08

Senators Are Guests When the Mar
III shalls Have Dinner at the
White House.

, Frelinghuysen in their home at Rari-
tan. N. j.. and they will have as their
guests, Senator and Mrs. Charles e.
Townsend, who will return with Sena-
tor Frelinehuysen Monday Mrs Ere
linghuysen will join him here later In
the week for the winter
Mrs. John B. Kendrick. wife of Sem
ator Kendrick of Wyoming, enter
tanned at luncheon today for Mrs.
Thomas Riley Marshall and had as
other guests. Mrs. Henry c. Wallace,
wife of the Secretary of Agriculture;
Mrs. Key Pittman. Mrs. Charles A.
Nathanial B. Dial, Mrs. John F. Nu-
gent. Mrs. c. c. McChord, Mrs. Mary
H. Schleuter, Mrs. Amos w. Barber.
wife of ex-Gov. Barber of Wyoming,
the guest of her brother-in-law and
sister. Col. and Mrs. Welch at the Bal
four. and Miss Rosa Maye kendrick,
daughter of the hostess.
Senator and Mrs. Truman H. New
berry have returned to their home on
Massachusetts avenue for the season.
Mrs. Newberry spent the SUMMER in
their home at Watch Hill. r. l.. where
the senator joined her as frequently as
possible. They have spent short time
in their home in Detroit.
Mrs. du Pont. wife of Senator T.
Coleman du Pont, entertained members
of the Worlds Service Council of the
national board of the Y. w. c. A. in
cluding Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs.
Sharp, wife of former United States
ambassador to France; Mrs. Leonard
Wood and Mrs. Robert e. Strawbridge.
Mrs. du Pont entertained her guests
aboard her yacht, and took them to
Oyster Bay, where they were guests
of Mrs. E. NJ. Townsend for tea at her
country home.
Senator and Mrs. du Pont will come to
washington early next week. They are
spending a few days in New York, on
their way from Colorado Springs where
they passed the summer.
The former Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall, who are guests of Mr.. JUS
tice McReynolds. will leave Washing
ton Monday, several days earlier than
they had at first planned. The change
Evening star., 1921-10-08

Mr.. Atherton Hagy Mears, son Of Mrs.
Joseph Townsend Mears Of Philadel-
phia. Miss Toll is graduate Of Brown
University: 1919. and is on the STAFF OF
the bureau of standards.
Mrs. Owen Cahoon of Philadelphia
who spends her winters in Washington.
has returned for the season and has
again taken an apartment at the Shore
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Stickney of New
York will likely be winter residents
shoreham while looking for residence
adapted to their needs.
The League Of American Pen Wom-
en- will give its first tea of the season
clubhouse. 1922 H street. 1t was the
custom to hold the weekly teas We'd
nesday afternoons. but the change OF
day was deemed advisable.
Mrs. Henry Wells has returned to
Washington and is at the Shoreham.
after spending the summer on the
north shore, above Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moran left
Washington today for Philadelphia.
where they will make a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Fairlamb.
From Philadelphia they will go to
Atlantic City to remain for several
weeks at the Hotel Traymore.
Mrs. Owen T. Reeves, jr., of Chicago
is in Washington for a week and Is
staying at the Powhatan. She has
placed her daughter, Miss HELEN
Reeves, in one OF the young ladies'
schools of the city.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Wilson and
Miss Virginia Wilson of Reading,
Pa. are stopping at the Powhatan for
few days.
Mr.. Fletcher Greene has returned
to New York, after spending several
days in Washington with his mother.
Mrs. Marshall King, at her home on
Columbia road.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair and
colder tonight. probably light frost;
tomorrow fair, with slowly rising
temperature; moderate to fresh north
west and west winds, diminishing to-
night.
Maryland-Fair and colder tonight.
probably light frost; tomorrow fair.
with slowly rising temperature; fresh
northwest and west winds, diminish
ing.
Virginia-Fair and colder tonight.
probably light frost: tomorrow fair,
with slowly rising temperature; fresh
northwest and west winds.
West Virginia-Fair and slightly
colder tonight. with heavy frost; to-
morrow fair and warmer.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-4p PM. IS: p.m., 6s;
~ midnight, So; a.m.. 60; am, SO;
noon, 4S.
Barometer-4 pm, 1881: PM,
29.7s: IL midnight, 29.Il: am,
1858: s am. 1916: noon, 29.97.
Highest temperature, 7s. occurred
at pm. yesterday; lowest temper
ature. Al, occurred at 1870 am. to-
day.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. IL: lowest. 43.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great Falls-Iem-
perature, &C: slightly muddy.
Up-River Waters.
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va, Oc-
tober 8-The Potomac river was a
little cloudy and the Shenandoah
clear this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-10-08
ROBERT E. LOGAN DIES.
Funeral of Resident of District
for 80 Years Held Thursday.

Robert Emmert Logan. resident OF
this city for thirty-nine years. died
last Tuesday, after q protracted Ill
ness, at his home. 2S4S 9th street
He was buried Thursday in Rock
Creek cemetery. Mr.. Logan was born
in Prophetstown. Whiteside county,
ILL.,. March -. 1861. When young
man he went to Elmira. n. Y.
In 1882 Mr.. Logan came to Wash
ington. For several years he was
compositor in the government print
ing office. In 1887 he was transferred
to the Navy Department. office of the
judge advocate general, where he
served until his death. He belonged
to Calvary Baptist Church. where he
was regular attendant He was a
mmber of Harmony Lodge. +. A. A. NJ.
and was prominently identified for
many years with Oriental Council of
the Royal Arcanum. In 1884 he mar
ried Miss Anna Field of Elmira n. Y,
who survives him. Three brothers.
George f. Logan, residing in Nebras-
ka. and Herman and Adds Logan OF
Beloit. Kan. also survive him
Evening star., 1921-10-08

~HE President and Mrs. Har-
ding entertained at dinner at
the White House last night
for the former Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall.
The table was in the state dining
room, where it bore an artistically
arranged decoration of pink roses.
pink snapdragons and maidenhair fern.
fern.
Mrs. Coolidge was present at the
dinner, but the Vice President could
not attend on account OF previous
important engagement to speak at
the Pilgrims dinner in Newark, N. ].
Other guests of the President and
Mrs. Harding. besides Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall and Mrs. Coolidge. were:
Mr.. Justice McReynolds of the Su-
preme Court, Senator Underwood of
Alabama, democratic leader Of the
Senate, and Mrs. Underwood; Senator
Pomerene of Ohio. Senator Watson of
Indiana and Mrs. Watson. Senator
New of Indiana and Mrs. New, Sem
ator Warren of Wyoming and Mrs
Warren, Senator Kellogg of Mime
sofa and Mrs Kellogg. Senator Ball
of Delaware and Mrs. Ball, and Sem
ator Capper of Kansas and Mrs.
Capper.
The Secretary of War. Mr.. Weeks.
Ieft last evening for Boston. to remain
over the week end,
Senator Joseph s. Frelinehuysen
Will Srend the week end With Mra
Evening star., 1921-10-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Charles L. Jones. jr.. and Elizabeth n. Bas-
table, both Of Richmond.
Joseph A. Keene Of this city and Mary E.
Myers. Of Frederick. Nd.
Homer johnson and Louisa Coleman.
Hayward Burton and Lizzir Taylor.
George L. Hunt of Ottawa, Kan. and Mary
II; Smith Of Martinsville. Ind.
Marvin c. McSeill and Helen L. George.
Wallace J. L. Barber and Bessie A. Brooks.
Charles DAILY and Mary A. Chisholm. both
Of Jersey City
James Franklin and Mary Lewis.
John J. Travis and Susa Cooper.
Robert C. Gillis Of this city and Ruth r.
Wright Of Princeton, N. J.
Charles =. Lowery and Annie r. Miller.
levin NJ. Mackintosh and Elizabeth G.. Tay-
lor, both Of Mount Rainier, Nd.
Henry o. Raley Of this city and Millicent
V. Hunter Of Charleston, W. Va.
Andrew +. Federline and Margaret X. Bur-
rows.
Evening star., 1921-10-08

noon. The ceremony will be per-
formed at 4 o'clock in the Mount Yer
non Methodist Church South, by the
Rev. J. Howard Wells. Miss Lois
Maupin will be maid of honor and
the flower girl will be Miss Katherine
Leith, niece of the bridegroom. Mr.
William Dempsey and the ushers VIII!
be Mr.. Fenton Leith. Mr.. j. NJ
Maupin, jr;; Mr.. w. F. Maupln and
in the church will be Of autumn aow-
ers and palms. The bride will wear
gown of satin crepe. with drapery OF
Partisan lace, court train OF the
satin. and her tulle veil will be held
with band Of orange blossoms. She
and lilies. Her maid Of honor will
wear turquoise blue crepe. satin.
trimmed with silver lace, and a pic
ture hat to match. and will carry pink
roses. Mrs. Maupin. mother OF the
bride. will wear = gown of blue Can
Among the out-of-town guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Maupin of
Delicas, Cuba: Mrs. W. B. Maupin.
grandmother of the bride. OF Roanoke,
Va; DR.. L: B. frey OF Norfolk; va;
Roanoke. Miss Matte Wingert Of
Hagerstown, Md; Mr.. Jack Hastings.
Mrs. Gloranne Miller. Mrs: Susie
Thorpe. Mrs. Il. Hastings Of winston.
Salem, n. c.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Shemwell and their daughter OF R1ch-
mond, Va.
Lieut.. Commander Richard Reed.
United States Navy. and Mrs Reed
have returned from two-year resi-
dence in Samoa. where the COM
mander was on duty. are are now
guests of Mrs Reeds mother, Mrs.
Dubois Moore, at her home on "!o-
ming avenue.
REPRESENTATIVE Joseph T. Deal will
return today from his home in Nor
folk.
Miss Birdie NJ Ledman. daughter
of Mrs. Virginia Ledman' ana Mr..
Donald C.. Barnhart of this city, were
married today at noon. The ceremony
was performed in Trinity Episcopal
Church, at Sd and c streets north
west, by the Rev. DR.. David X. Covell.
in the presence of small company
of relatives and intimate friends.
The bride, twho was given In mar
riage by her uncle. Mr.. George II:
Lambert. wore Il travelling suit of
dark blue, trimmed with beaver FUR,
a small blue hat and corsage bou-
quet of orchids and lilies of the val
ley. Miss Marie Stultz was maid OF
honor, and wore blue Canton crepe.
with large black hat and carried
yellow chrysanthemums. Mr.. Rich
ard Oden was best man, and the
ushers were Mr.. John Edward Lam
bert, uncle of the bride, and Mr.
Alden Davis Mrs. w. Crouch play
ed the wedding music and Mrs. Ber-
nice Calhoun sang Il Love You
Truly"
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhart left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for
wedding trip. and will be at home
after November 8. at 120 Rhode Island
avenue northwest.
The president and trustees OF the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art have announced
a special memorial exhibition of paint
ings by the late Bertha f. Perrie, to b'
on public view in the gallery from Sun
day, October 9, until Sunday. Octoh'
23, inclusive.
Rev, and Mrs. f. +. Toll
Announce Daughters Engagement.
Rev. Eric Florus Toll. rector of En-
Monpyil1e and