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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12
EDUCATION OF INDEPENDENTS
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. z, BEL
f. - TRAM COUNTY. MINNESOTA

3. = Fl ~ january 18th, 1921
~ The, regular meeting of the Board Of
President, E. H. Smith. at 1850 O'clock
p. NJ. January 18th, 1921.
Members present: E. H; Smith. J: w.
Bagby. Members absent: Brooks.
Moved by .Netzer, seconded by Tuon1y.
that the minutes of the last IT., meeting M
Netzer, that a bonus Of $5.25 in al
dition to the regular salary OF No. o.
Moved by Tiomy; seconded by. Net t.
one snt mon isool enxang De u nine ana
NO novsa y sihto1annaer; seconded by
Tuomy that the fo1lowin;g bills a a ouiad
American Book Co.,, = siaast1'uc- y :. 40 A.,
Geo 90" T. Baker & Co. special 800
Heltrami Elev: + Mig, farm: T:59
B Bsna SIS Hire ce 3d. iSS
soardman Drug Store, science Sl.00
Bureau OF Publication, instruc.> 11.12
II. Channon' & Co.. outlay
city Drug Store, health dept: .:SSSS
Educatio1al pub; Co.: ,t instr1c~ 2 295
Historical Pub: CO, instruction S.$$o
Houghton. Mifrlin CO., instruc:-.- 1922
John ketten, maintenance $50
keystone View Co., outlay 1880
Ed LaFleur, operation ....-.-...-..- 1900
langley s. EWert, maintenance 1900
Andy McNabb, athletic .;:.......-.... 5000
M. E. Church, nlain-operation 22.o0
MINI. Elec. L. & p. Co. oper.-.. 157.44
MAYORS Elec Co., outlay-nain. 129.42
Northern School S. Co, insrtuc. TAO
Northwestern S. S. Co., outlay 4S.01
Northwestern Tel. Co., operation 4y.71
OLeary- Bowser Co.. operation 1900
VIM. Premo,s maintenance ....-.- 1000
st. ,HiIaire Lbr. CO., inst. fuel--.. 1171.55
Silver-Burdett Co., Instruction. 1919
Standard Oil Co., -oper.-instr...- 500
Swedish church, maintenance. 1000
Chas.. Trodler, operation ---...--.. 9.35
Ward Bros, transportation-~- 29.15
Water Dept, operation .......-.. 22S.70
linstruction) ....'.........:.....,...... as1.9s
White BUS Line. trans. .........:...- 1900
World Book Co., Instruction. Sl.68
s351o.11
<>''o'' '''"' J. T. TUoMY.
Clerk.
L. H. SMITH,
President. |~ CO.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-02-12

FOR RENT rooms unfinished
for light Housekeeping $40; per
month. Reynolds & Winter.
= - 49, Gt2-l7
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FOR ANY KIND of buy. sale or ex-
change DIN real estate or personal
-. property. see Teas Baudette Of the
Northern Minnesota Real Estate
Exchange. 214 Bsltrami avenue.
Phone 6S. 1men3-1
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-4-room house, 1895
Dewey avenue. A Klein. Phone
744. 3t2-14
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HIGHEST MARKET Prices paid for
pulp wood. Northern Land Co.
Bemidji. 6t2-l2
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WANTED TO BUY-Ford chassis or
cheap car. Address H. A. Click,
Box 826, Bemidji. 3t2-12
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WANT TO Hear from owner having
farm for sale, state cash price and
full descriptions. John J. Black,
Minnesota street, Chippewa Falls.
Wisconsin. r. 1t2-12
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heart from owner Of
unimproved land for sale. State
cash price, full particulars. D. F.
Bush, Minneapolis, MINI. lt2-l2
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FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY

FOR AM kind Of real estate 500
or write e J. Willis. 121 Third
st. Phone Al. 1-1tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-30
Many Augusta
Boys and Girls

have entered our $50 Crown Bicycle Contest and
have fine start towards securing this handsome
prize. But as yet there no boys girls
tered in the Contest from the above places If you
live in any of these localities you have an unusual
" good chance to win the $50 Bicycle or $40 in gold
provided you act at once by entering your name
before some other boy or girl gets ahead of you.
Cut out and sign the coupon beow-ma it to us
tons for securing the $50 Bicycle $40 gold prize.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-30
To Boys and Girls Who Live In The Following Places

KENT'S HILL
LIBERTY
LITCHFIELD
MADISON
MANCHESTER
MERCER
MONMOUTH
MT. VERNON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-30

These are models Of the famous $50 Crown
Bicycle we will give away. These are the
best made, easiest running bikes now on
the market. They are fully equipped with
mudguards, New Departure coaster
brake. famous Troxel Motor Bike Saddle,
Fisk-Premier Tough Tread Non-Skid
Tires, rubber motor peddles, sewed leather
grips and stand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-30

NEWPORT
NEW SHARON
NOBLEBORO
NORRIDGEWOCK
OAKLAND
PALERMO
PITTSFIELD
RICHMOND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-30

FAIRFIELD
PENNINGTON
FAYETTE
FREEDOM
SOUTH GARDINER
HARTLAND
HINCKLEI
JACkMAN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-30

CANAAN
CARATUNk
CEDAR GROVE
CHINA
CLINTON
COOPER'S MILLS
DAMARISCOTTA
DRESDEN
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Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specified, all the
followinf appiieants are from this
city: 50.
len, %. The Rev. A. sayles.
Arthur r. Peer. 20. Of Glen FAILS,
N. Y. and Dillie Matchett, iG The
Rev. ]. H. Jedries.
rhomas n. Mckee, ~. and Helen
C. Catanshgh. a.. Of ROCK, Island.
III. The Rev. J. n. McNamara-
John B. HiIiiken, 81. and Juliette
ID. King. %. Tue Rev. J. J.. Dimon.
Frederick, @. williams. 20. and
Annie @. oiinger. %. The Rev. 4.
Benjamin. Parker, ~. and Mary
Millers, %. The Rev. C. r. Fec.
williau Nanville. 81. and Marie
4. Dillard. -. The Rev. A. sayles.
John A. Businsky, %. OF Balt-
more. Nd, and Helen punaja, 70. OF
Colgate, Md. The Rev. W. J. lyman.
Charles H. Diet.man. 20. Of Salt
Lake City, Utah, and Hattie c. Her
man. u, Of Minneapolis, hihn' The
.-AlonIo W. Watson, 81, Of Salt
Lake City, Utah, and Lolita B. os-
borne. f5. The Rev. W. B. Dent.
John Hill, 81. and Gertrude N.
Munday, II. The Rev. s. d. Fratk-
lin.
Frederick o. Huth. So. and Ada J
Rouse -. The Rev. c. A. Shreve.
Arthur J. Warren. IS. and Agnes
Mccall, 81. The Rev. E. r. Gala
CHER.
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Nl6clikhk Princs
Wedl Beauty in
Iicisls Toe, Show

ST. LOUIS. April ss.-iryins
Sstchsr., % years old. sen Of Mrs.
Melliss Nsteber Newberry. over Of
chicaso's Boston Store. and Miss H.
Reed. q New York actress. were
married by Justice OF the Peace Nc
chesney here today. The marriage
followed an eiopement.
Netehsr said his mother is In
South America and the brides par
ents In New York.
Miss Reed played In the Tickle
Toe" company In New York until
last fall. when she left the troupe.
Netcher 10. the youngest OF four
children. He was sradnated from
Yale In 1915 and served In an ar
tillery OUTFIT in France.
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d. c. Buyers in New York.

NEW YORK. April 2t.-The fol-
lowing Washington buyers are
registered at New York hotels.
Frank r. Jellen-Miss Brooks,
silk. cotton. Philippine underwear
cotton, silk negligees. wash silk
petticoats: Miss Tiepe. handmade
waists. immediate delivery. 10 y.
Thirty-second.
Palais RoyaI-A. c. Case. gener-
al mdse.: +. Z. Etchison.' domestics,
linens, nannels, blankets: r W.
Brake. dress goods. silks, Innings
Miss X. E. ODay. notions; Miss
McBirney. ribbons; Miss z. H. Ste
phany, trimmings: Miss N. Ryder
wells; Miss r. Isaacs, ladies' neck.
wear; Miss E. wetIel. art goods
Miss De Leon, leather goods; Mrs
NJ. e. Dawson, jewelry, silvervare
Mrs. A. V. Fox. toilet goods; Mrs
A. Lanning. stationery; Mrs. V,
Bessman. hosiery. underwear; Miss
X. o'Connen. gloves; G. Cherry
mems furnishings; r. d. Menzie,
coats. suits. furs: Miss c. Hirsch
muslin. underwear, infants wear
Mrs. B. S. Ross. corsets; G. e. Gre
ron. millinery; L, H. Simmons
clothing; s. Marks, upholstery
goods; z. e. Jordan. carpets. rugs;
G. L. Hooley. house furnishings
china, etc: Miss NJ. Miller. blousesi
Basement buyers: G. e. Toole. gen.
erai mdse.; r. W. Shields. wash
goods. linens, bedding: c. r. wer.
ner, knit goods, umbrellas. etc.
Miss c. Hirsch, cotton underwear
B. L Bobbs. ready-to-wear; Mrs. B
g. Rose. corsets. go. Fifth avenue.
s. Kann Sons & Co-F. r. Muir
ply. millinery: D. Ross. dress goods
f32 Fourth avenue.
.sLansburg 4 Bro.-G. Trail, nan
nels. 31s 7th avenue.
Hecht & Con- Kadden. hosiery
sweaters. lis W. 3eth.
s. Kann Sons 4 Co.-Miss A. Ha
gan. bathing suits: J. d. Furlong
silks. 432 4th avenue.
Ehrlebacher's-Mrs. Sao1D, ladies'
misses outer garments. Pennsyl.
vania.
Lansburgh L Bro M. Hirsch
silks. 31s 7th avenue.
Parker. Bridget Cob. n
Bridgett, dry goods. Pennsylvania-
Hecht & Co.-Miss L. Langen
kamp. coats. suits. lis W. seth.
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Wife Wins s25,OOO Suit,
Alienation of Affections

CHICAGO. April 26.-The market
price Of Mrs. .Abner Davis husband
was hxed today at s25,O0o bv n
jury in the Superior Court.
In her previous suit against Alb
ner Davis, sr.. on a charge OF alien
alton Of affections, she had been
allowed s50,00O damages, but the
appellate court ordered a retrial
All testimony tended to show Davis,
sr.. loved his son too well.
II loved Abner. jr.." Mrs. Davis
testified. we might have been
happy together, but his father Just
went out Of his way to break up our
marriage. 1t wasn't that he dis
liked me personally. 1t was Just
that he wanted his son for HIM
self"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-27
Craftsnsea Select
DeIeaates for Convention

Edward B. Berry and r. A. Goudy.
Of PhiIsdelphis- last night delivered
addresses before the members Of the
Washington Club Of Printing House
Craftsmen At their meeting held at
the New Esbitt.
A committee to arrange for dele
gates to the convention of the In
ternationsl Association OF Printing
House Craftsmen in Chicago in July
was appointed. Delegates will be
elected At a meeting TO be held May
II. John J. Deviny presided.
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VENEZUELAN MISSION
CoNFERs MEDALS.

The special mission from Vene-
zuela took part in an impressive
ceremony yesterday afternoon at
the Pan American Union Building
when the Venezuelan government
bestowed medals Of honor upon four
Americans. The honor was conferred
upon DR.. L. S. Rowe, director Of
the Pan American Union; DR.. Gull
lermo Sherwell, of Georgetown Uni
versity. juristic expert Of the Inter-
American High Commission; DR.. c.
E. MCGUIRE. assistant secretary gem
eral of the Inter-American High
Commission, and Miss Heloise
Brainerd. assistant to the assistant
director of the section of educst ion
of the Pan American Union. who
was awarded the medal Of public
instruction. The ceremony was en-
acted at a private reception, only
members of the mission and the
Venezuelan Minister. DR.. Dominica.
being present.
Earlier in the day the mission
was entertained at luncheon at the
New willard Hotel by Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel s. Sanchez, who invited a
few personal friends to meet them.
The company included DR.. Esteban
Gil Borges, Senor DR.. Don Santos
A. Dominica. Minister Of Venezuela:
Miss Dominica. Miss Aramburu, DR..
Felipe Francia, member Of the spe-
cial mission, and Mime. Francia; DR..
Francisco J. Yanes, assistant direc-
tor general of the Pan American n
Union, and a member of the mis-
sion. and Mime. Ysnes; DR.. Jose San
tiago Rodriguez, dean Of the School
of Political Sciences Of the Univer-
sity of Caracas and member Of the
mission. and Nine. Rodriguez: DR..
L. 8. Rowe. director eneral of the
Pan American Union; Col. William
Kelly. jr.. military aid to DR.. GIL
Borges. Mrs. Kelly and Miss Kelly.
The Rev. John b. Creeden. presi-
dent Of Georgetown University; the
Rev. w. Coleman Nevils. dean OF
the School of Arts and Sciences of
Georgetown University; Rev. Ed
mund A. Walsh, regent Of the School
OF Foreign Service of Georgetown
University: Stewart johnson. for
mer charge d'affaires OF the United
States in Venezuela. and Mrs. John
son; DR.. and Mrs. James G. Mckay.
Alberto Marques Iragorri, son of
the provisional president of Vene-
zuela. and Nine. Marques Iragorri;
DR.. Constantine f. Mcclure, assist
ant secretary Of the Inter-American
High Commission; DR.. Guillermo A.
Sherwell. juristic expert of the In
ter-American High Commission and
professor at Georgetown Univer-
sity; Senior Don Luis Churian, sec
retary of the Legation of venezu-
ella; Senior Don Alberto Adriani, sec
retary of the Venezuelan Mission
James o'Neill. Of the School Of For
eign Service Of Georgetown Uniyer-
sity and representative of the Boil
ivar Club Of the same university.
Last evening another ceremony
took place at Georgetown Uniyer-
sity when DR.. GIL Borges had con-
ferred upon him the degree OF
LID. He delivered. as a part OF
the ceremony. lecture upon inter-
national law.
The mission will be extensively
entertained until the members leave
Washington on May . to 60 to Bos.
ton, and later making a pilgrimag ge
to Kentucky to visit the grave Of
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PRINCE OF MONACO
DINED AND FETED.

His Serene Highness. the Prince
OF Monaco. vii! be the honor guest
at q dinner to be given this even
ing by John Hays Hammond, later
being rendered a reception at the
Cosmos Club. Tomorrow evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor will
entertain at dinner in honor of the
Prince, having to meet him. among
other guests. Prof. and Mrs. Graham
Bell. The dinner to be given for
his highness Friday evening by the
Third Assistant Secretary of state
will be a stag affair. a number Of
distinguished scientific men being
invited to meet the Prince.
Yesterday the Prince was honor
guest at a luncheon given by the
French Ambassador and Nine. Jus
serand. A distinguished company
was asked to meet him. including
the Danish Minister. Constantine
Brun: Princess Bibesco. the Swedish
Minister and Nine. wallenberg. will
lam G. Sharp. sometime American
Ambassador to France. and Mrs.
Sharp. who are in Washington for a
visit: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fairfield
Osborne. of New York: John Hays
Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren De-
lano Robbins. Mrs. John B. Hender-
son. John B. Henderson. jr.. Mrs.
Henry c. Corbin, Mrs. Charles S.
Bromwell. Miss Patten. Comdr.
Bourree, and DR.. Louett, OF the
Princes suite. and Prince de Bearn
and Comdr. J. z. ?. Rigal. of the
embassy stan.
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-:-WASIfING TON s OCIE.T p
Benefit Fete
III Neu, York
Harlings Head Patrons
OF @Lishthouss",
Affair.

NEW YORK, April as.-The an
nual lighthouse fets. for the benent
Of the New York Associetion for
the Blind, was held this evening AZ
the Hotel Commodore. President and
Mrs. warren @. Harding headed the
list Of honorary patrons and patron
esses, and Q number OF prominent
women lent their aid. A group Of
debptantos. costumtd as bandits, pi-
rates, highwaymen, etc, added to
the evenings entertainment BY par
ticipatinE In number Of novel fea-
lures. The proceeds from the event
will 70 toward establishing light
houses In this country. France and
Italy.
Ogden Mills will sail for London
on May 3 on the Aquitania. where
he will visit his son-in-law and
daughter. Lord and Lady Granard.
who recently returned to their home
after spending some time In this
country. Mr.. Mills will return in
the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eibert II. Gary, who
were to sail for Europe on July /,
have cancelled their passage and
will spend the summer instead at
their country place In Jericho. 4 I,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
jr.. who will celebrate their frst
wedding anniversary on Friday.will
spend the coming weekend as the
guests of John W. Brodix. who was
one Of the ushers at the wedding. a;
his home In Jobstown. n. J. Mr.
and Mrs. Vanderbilt will leave In 4
few weeks for Vancouver. where
they will remain for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. oliver Iselin. who
have been at the Carlton Hotel
since Mrs. Iselin's arrival from Eu.
rope q few weeks ago, have gone "a
their country home In Glenhead. L
l.. where they will remain for the
spring and summer months.
Oliver Gould Jenninga Of IS;
Fifth avenue. entertained at dinner
this evening 1t his home.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-27
BRANDS Paper Insists
Jdps Must Be Upheld

PARIS, April 2s.-Bonsoir. the ed
itoriaI standard bearer for the poll
cies OF Premier BRAND. today says:
France in her policy toward
America should not abandon Japan.
We should say to America: We like
you. and we will never forget all
that you have done for us: but IL
would not be dignified for US TO sac
rifice Japan. an ally who has always
been loyal and faithful.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-27
Marine Band Concerts.

Concerts by the United State,
Marine Band will be given at the
bandstand in West Potomac Park
every "Wednesday and Saturday eve
ming during the month Of May, from
5 to 6:3e o'clock, Lieut.. Col. c. o.
sherril. Corps Of Engineers an
~ouncsd
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To Honor American Surgeons

DUBLIN. April 2s.-The Royal
College Of Surgeons of ireland has
decided to confer honorary fellow
ship upon the following distin-
guished Americans: w. J. Mayo and
c. II. Mayo. Rochester. MINI: Geo.
e. Brewer. New York: George w.
Grille, Cleveland: Richard II. Harte.
w. w, Keen. Philadelphia; John
N. Finney. Baltimore; and A. J.
0schner. Chicago. ..
Copyright. lS1i.)
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Hardings to
Reuieu Fleet
Leaue for Hampton Roads
On Mayfloper This
Evening.
BY EVELYN C. HUNT.

President and Mrs. Harding at
tended a large party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean at
their I street residence The At
torney General and Mrs Daugherty
were among the guesta
President and Mrs. Harding will
leave this evening aboard the Presi-
dental yacht Mayflower for Hamp-
ton Roads, Va, where they will re-
view the fleet tomorrow. They will
be accompanied by a distinguished
party. including. among others,
Senator and Mrs. Medill Mccormick.
Secretary Of the Navy DENLY will
sail at o'clock aboard the .Sylph
for Hampton Roads to review the
fleet. In his party will be Repre-
sentatives Lemuel Padgett, Thomas
S. Butler. william B. oliver and
George P. Codd. Admiral Robert E.
coontz and Lieut.. Comdr. H. w.
Hill.
Both parties will return to Wash
lngton Friday morning.
HARDINGs TO RECEIVE
PARENT-TEACHERs.
The President and Mrs. Harding
this afternoon n. 2:i5 o'clock will
receive the delegates to the Con-
gress of Mothers and Parent Teach
ers Associations, now in convention
here.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
and Mrs. Harding received
the Daughters Of 1912, in convention
here. in the Blue Room. During the
Mrs. Harding also re-
ceived a number of friends in
Last evening President Harding
and several members of Congress at =
tended the celebration Of the 1924
anniversary Of the Independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Of
the District in the auditorium of
Central High School.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-27
Copyright. ls1i.)

a pleasant visit Of several days
with friends in Chambersburg. Pa.
Harr G Clunn. who was lately
been appointed private secretary to
the Secretary of the Interior. IL a
resident OF 81 Paso. Texas, and has
rfysd IN the Lone star state for some
half a dozen years, although a
native of Michigan. Mr.. Clunn Is
taking great interest In the many
phases Of Me In the National Capt.
tai especially In It's social aspect.
Miss Mona Thompson who has
recently undergone an operation for
tonsilitis has returned ta her resi-
dence In Vermont avenue, and ia
convalescing.
The Congressional Club will en-
tertain At ardancs on Friday even
ing. es
The Washington herald., 1921-04-27
BOYLE-HALM WEDDING
IS SOLEMNIZED.

The marriage of Miss Claire
Louise Boyle. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Claire Boyle. and George
Willis Hahn, of Phoenix. Ariz.. took
place yesterday afternoon at I
o'clock at the home OF the brides
parents in Chevy Chase. Canon
Austin. OF All Saints Church, was
the officiating rector.
About $50 close friends of the
bridal couple were asked to the
ceremony. The house was spring
like within. decorated throughout
with flowers in pastel tints. ferns
and palms. The fireplace before
was banked with lilies, ferns and
palms.
The bride was gowned in q di-
rectoire model OF flesh h-colored satin
and Margot lace embellished with
passmenterie of opSlescent beads.
The skirt was short and had an
over-tunic of lace. and the long
wasted bodice had short sleeves of
the lace and was cut low in the
neck. The deep sash. tied at the
side back. formed the train of-satin
and lace over which fell the tulle
veil fastened to the coiffure by a
coronet of orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet of bride roses.
lilies of the valley and orchids
She was given in marriage by her
father
Mrs. Frank Welsh. sister OF the
bride, who was the matron of
honor. wore a frock OF California
sunset taffeta with a draped skirt
trimmed with lace medsllions and
rather tight bodice with Robes
pierre color The frock was given
an unusual touch by the train Of
silk and lace. One large pink rose
trimmed her picture hat of pink
straw and chiffon. Her bouquet
was in shower effect and was COM
posed Of Killarney roses and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Gertrude Boyle. another sis
ter Of the bride. was bridesmaid
and was gowned in seafoam green
taffeta trimmed with cream lace
the lace being used to form a deep
bertha around the neck. The skirt
which was quite short. was adorned
by strips Of gold cloth down the
front and large taffeta bows on the
OF the matron OF honor and she
carried Killarney roses and white
sweet peas.
Marshall Wait. OF New York. was
best man for Mr.. Hahn and Ennals
Waggaman and Elmore Cropley
| served as groomsnen. -s
Mrs. Boyle assisted the bride In
receiving at the reception. wearing
a gown ow pale pink. embroidered
in vari-colored beads.
During the afternoon Mr.. Hahn
and his bride left for q trip West
and will make their home al
Phoenix. 1s-....r.
Among the guests from out-of-
town were Mrs. George NJ. Hahn
of Los Angeles, mother of the BRIDE
groom: Miss Pauline Altman, OF
Kansas City. who is guest of the
brides mother: Miss Louise Leland
of Chicago, who Is the guest OF
Miss Christine Waggaman: Harry
Wehr. Of Baltimore. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall waite, OF New York
Mrs. Edison Norton and Miss J.
g. Nichol. Of New York, while visit
ing in Washington are staying ri
the shoreham.
The Anthony League will hold its
regular weekly meeting today frym
to s D. m. at 2o07 Columbia road
northwest. The guest Of honor ant
speaker will be Mrs. o. l., Woodiey
The Washington herald., 1921-04-27

Comdr. Henderson,. U. 8. n, will
entertain 1t q tea at the Brighton
on Friday afternoon In compliment
to Mrs. Garnet Hulines and Miss
Maxwell.
Maj. Richard B. Creecy, U. 8. N.
C. will entertain . party OF twelve
tomorrow evening at . supper dance
at the Cafe st. Marks.
NJ. Stein. the Russian Pc. ter. who
is guest at the Hotel Shoreham,
will entertain there at luncheon to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-27

MSj. John F. Daye. U. s. A.. who
has been with the American army Of
The Washington herald., 1921-04-27

Col. and Mrs. Clarence Knight
have come to Washington for 1
week and are staying at the George
Washington Inn.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-27

Mrs. wilfred Du Puy will be host
ess at luncheon today at the Shore
ham. a.