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follows:
Platoon ~ poffre
Chief marshal ard -s-r
First Division. rfrns - Ire re~ffrs
on French street ~ PTryh
Honorary chief nnar~-ai
Bethany Band
Grand Army q the RepusHc rso-fs
no. 4. No. 2. and No. q
Appomattox Camp Va 4 sors r
Veterans.
q. A K in aufo-aohii~~
Speakrnan P~re and D~rs-u ro~r-
Cornrnsrde-y No 81 p . 81 ~
Camps No. 4, 10. 8. no - arf No -f.
p. o. s. Of a
Troop A. Junior Mechanicu Cua-rs
Councils ~ Junior OrTa- Trsss
American Mechanics
Salvation Army Band
Salvation Army
Second Division. right 20 line ra~sIra
on French street az seventh
Mayor andsCouncl fn automobiles ars
ether city and county officials
As its part IN the celenrafior ~ "a.
mortal Day. L-aurerce Roberts posf Sd.
=, American Legion. VIII crccr y rau,-
Dorary shaft wfrsch win be niarrd 80
Market street. Immediately IN franr f
the base u the future Crsar Flcilrv
statue and upon vrhich a wreath ugtU =.
placed ia honor q the naanorv "a
Lieutenant Laurence Roberta. nntr1r
Of the post. who fell IN August. I3fs -
an engagement with Germans over
Cambria
Al members q the post VINO ~, =
u the city are expected 20 repnrt e
tied Cross headquarters. 9ii neiaWarr
avenue, az lI5 p r- Memorial nlW
and a large turnout - anficipated
Red Cross nurses tn the city a~a an
vfted 70 take part IN the exercises IS
memory of nurses who made - 49,.
preme sacrifices and are requested n
report az the same place and hour =.
the Legiounaires-
The exercises WI begin promptly ~
Las p. N.
Negro Parade.
The Negro veterans and rreu,h~rs a
the American Legion wil narAde a.
O'Clock Memorial Day. rhe route "a
march viii be as follows. Starrng frors
headquarters, 9lS Wainut street. fhs
parade viii proceed 70 Ninth. 20 vi.
son. 70 Eleventh. 70 Poplar, % E~xelffA
10 Walnut. to Sixteenth. % French. "a
Ihlrteenth. out Orange 20 Eleventh. -
Delaware avenue 70 Soldiers ana Saf.
ors monument % PennSylvania ave.
nue.. TO Madison. 20 Ninth. 20 Tatnan
70 Fifth. 20 French. 70 A. r.. IA. =
Church. Ninth and Freach streets ana
diSband
Following the disbanSing az fns
parade. services viii De held IN fhe n
u. NJ. p. Church.
The Scott Post OF the Aniericar
Legion win hold separate rnemor..i
service in the shiloh Baptish chur,l
Twelfth ana Orange strosts. in ths epo,
ning- The LADIES' Auxiliary VIII alss
attend!
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MT. PLEASANT GRADUATES.
Special Exercises IN Honor of Class of
Six in sth Grade.

| Special exercises marked the gradua-
non Of class of six from the Eighth
grade af Mt Pleasant school, district
No &c. Mrs H l. Hobson, teacher,
near Hockessin, last evening. The
graduates were: Martha Trinble. JOS
eph Mundy, Robert Giffin. James Camp
bell, Vincent Lenhoff, Bernard Lenhof,.
The school was attract1vely decorated
with blue and white, the class coiors,
and each member of the class wore a
red flower in recognition of Memorial
Day. Certificates were presented by
Robert Giffin, Sr.. president Of the local
board Of education. and addresses were
made by Superintendent Wilbur Fl.
Jump and Miss Mary z. Rich, field sec
retary Of the women's College. An
nouncerleut was made of the school
picnic. which VIII mark the closing of
>the school on Thursday Of next week
All members of the Parent-Teacher As
sociatinn were urged TO be present
The following program was presented
by the graduates: Address of welcome
BY James Campbell; class prophecy,
Martha Trinnble; prophecies in rhyme.
James Campbell and Robert Gifin;
class song. Mrs. Fred Trimbls, accom-
PIANIST: closing address, Robert Gdfin.
In addition interesting exercises Were
presented by the children Of the school
as follows: Recitatsons. Charles Keidel,
Regina Lenhof. Zelnla Keidel Law
renee Davis, Bernard Lenhof. Sherman
Wivel. Raymond WIvel, Grace O'Neal,
Irene O1seal; soho, Letitia Wdvel; ex-
ercise, "Colors of the Flag" Lewis
Price, Herbert Jacobs, Jack Lenhof,
sherman Wivel, Elmer Price. Regina
I.enhof, Zelna Keidel, Irene Mundy,
May Baldwin exercise. Our Confess
sion" Martha Trimble, Florence Davis,
Maria Lenhoff, Joseph Ralston. Ray
rnond Wivel. Bernard Lenboff; exercise.
vacation Plans" Charles Keidel, Ethel
Clark. Rayulon Lenhoff. Letitia 1Wivel,
Herbert Jacobs, Helen Price; exercise,
'-1'he Best Room in the House. Flor
ence Davis, Ethel Clark, Joseph Raj
ston. Raymond Wiyel, Irene Mundy.
Zelma Keidel, Charles Kelly; dialogue,
aDr. Wise" Jack Lenhoff, Regina Len
hon, Lewis Price. Sherman Wivel,
Charles Kelly.
Robert Gifiin gave an excellent report
of his visit to the Parent-Teacher As
sociation convention, held in Dover, last
week
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MARRIED NEAR SEAFORD.

Saaford, May 2S.-At Seaford Circuit
M. E. parsonage, Rev, n. G. Benson,
pastor, Saturday night, Miss Hazel Hitch
ems, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Kitchens, of near Epworth Church, Sussex
county, and George ID. Friedel, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Friedel, of Wesley,
near Scaford, were married. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr. Benson.
The happy couple left Sunday morning
on a motor trip to Reading, Pa, and other
points North. On their return they win
reside on the farm, near Seaford, Of the
groonis father
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MEMORIAL SERVICES.
To be Held BY Veterans of The World
War.

Memorial services for their buddfes
who died in campaigns in China, the
Philippines, Cuba and the World
War, win be held In st. Johns
p. Il. Church tomorrow evening in a
joint service of Lieutenant 0'Daniel
Post of Newark, and Ferdinand
SDeer Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
of this city, and the Farrell Post, United
Spanish War Veterans.
Charles Sumner Post, @. A. r., win
hold memorial service in conjunction
with the Norman ID. Scott Post of the
American Legion In the A. u. M r.
Church tomorrow afternoon.
Joint memorial service for deceased
members of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors and the Brotherhood of Rail-
road Trainmen win be held at Pythian
Castle at o'cloe tomorrow afternoon.
Judge George Gray and Rev. George
C. williams VIII deliver addresses M.
II. TfIghman is joint chairman, and j..
T. Iay1eld secretary of the committee
In charge.
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DEATH OF Nj. f. MARINE.

Seaford, May 2s.--Matthew T. Marine
died yesterday, in the S0th year of his age,
at his home ON North street, after an i'll
ness OF several weeks, which was pre-
eeeded by a stroke of paralysis Tie was a
native Of Upper Dorchester county, Md,
but came to Delaware when 40 years of age
and has resided here ever since, engaging
in farming which occupation he followed
until retiring and moving TO Seaford
Mr. Marine was staunch Republican
and also Civil War veteran.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
VETERANS REMEMBERED.
F1ae Floral Gift for Old Soldiers Park.
sixteenth and Market Streets.

ing with the season, have been placed
In Old Soldiers Park, at Sixteenth and
Market streets, as a gift from William
Potter.
One OF the veterans, in speaking Of
the gift today. said IL was highly ap-
preciated by all of the members OF the
association maintaining the park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
NEW RULE FOR VLADIyoSTOK.
Recently Organized Government Is
Headed by on-SociaIist.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Toxic, May 27.-The latest press dis
patches from Vladivostok in connec-
ton with the occupation of that city
Thursday morning by troops formerly
under command of the late General
Kappell. state that a new government
has been formed and that NJ. Merkudoff.
chairman OF the non-SocialIst organi-
zations has been nominated for presi-
dent
The convocation of a constituent as
sembly for the region also is announced
in the advices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

One Of the interesting features of
Memorial Day at Union Park Gardens
win be a tennis tournament between the
Hercules Club and the village team,
under the auspices OF the Union Park
Boosters League.
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DINE SCHOOL GUESTS.
Prominent Educators Win be Guests of
Rural Teachers.


The public school teachers Of the rural
part of New Castle county will give a
testimonial dinner in Lambros' res
taurant on Monday evening.
Their guests win include George 3.
Miller, president, and Pierre s. du Pont.
vice-president of the State Board Of
Education, and their wives; A. r. Spaid,
State commissioner of education, and
Mrs. Spaid; George L. MediIl, Eugene
Shalicross and P. r. Strickland, MEM
bers of the New Castle County Board OF
Education, and their wives; Wilbur I.
Jump, superintendent of the schools
Of New Castle county; Misses Ruby
Miller and Ina Barnes, school super
visors; Miss Ruth Jones, school attend
ance officer and Miss Elizabeth Kelley,
secretary OF the county Board OF Edu-
cation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE.

Budget Considered at a Meeting of
Executive Committee Today.
The executive committee of the board
of trustees of the University OF Della
ware met in the Hotel du Pont today.
Consideration OF the universities bud
get for next year was the chief busi-
ness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Insnrlns AxafuSt Rain.

Insurance against a rainy Dccoratloi
Day is being issued by several of mi
casualty companies. who have made N
quiries OF Clerk simmons of the Stree
and Sewer Department as 70 last year.
weather. which was clear on that dats
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Reception For Pastor.

Rev. Clarence Gilbert, new pastor of
BeIlefonte and Holly Oak M. z. Churches
was given a reception by about 100
members OF the joint congregation In
Be1efonte Church last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
Friends Meeting at stanton.

A philanthropic meeting viii be hel,I
tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 p. M. stand
ard time. In Friends Meeting House at
Stanton.
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No Ash Collection Monday.

On account Of the holiday the usual
ash collecting force of the Street and
Sewer Department will not be on duty
The schedule for the week will be
pushed ahead one day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
III with whoonIng Cough.

John s.. Grohe and William s. Jour
dan are suffering from attacks of
whooping cough, but are able to attend
to their business duties
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28
WEDDINGS.
shdlhorn.MaIln.

Andrew FL. 6hellhorn and Miss Alice
M. Malin were married at the Harrison
Street ID. e. parsonage Thursday after
noon, Rev. w. e. Habbart officiating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

They pay and pay hig.-The classin-
ed ads in Every Evening-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

The General Electric COMPANY Of
Erie, Pa, will present an American flag
and post standard 20 the post Of the
American Legion formed among it's en-
pioyes. A memorial viii be dedicated To
employees Of the company who died In
action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

II the Detroit Tigers don't win the
American League pennant, II won't be
the fault Of the' e'American Legion Nine
members Of the team viii join the
Charles a. Iqrned Post today in De-
troit. Ty Cobb. who was a captain in
the Chemical Warfare Service during
the war. is one Of the Michigan Ports
best boosters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

Twenty posts OF tho American Le-
gion and sfxty-three units Of it's wo-
mems auxiliary were chartered during
the week of May 1s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

Lieut J. Allison ODanieI Port No. 8.
American Legion. of Newark. win
chance off a new Ford sedan. fully
equipped, on July T. Tickets on the
car are being sold throughout the
State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

About 100 members OF the Norman ID.
Scott Post No. tcoIored), attended the
funeral of DR.. Leon II. Cork, who died
OF pneumonia while In the United States
Army in France. DIR. Cork wns a mem
bcr of the 3d9th Field Artillery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

Tho John M. Fisher Naval Post No.
18 had one Of the most elaborate and
succeFsful dances of the reaeon In the
gold ball room Of the Hotel du Pont on
Tuesday evening as n finale for the
Posts Poppy Day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

The sernf-monthly meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary Of Delaware Post, No.
/, was held Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Ada Roberts, 1900 North
Jackson street. The poppy day sale
was discussed and routine matters tax
en- up.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-24
NAVAL ORDERS.

The following medical officers are
assigned to Naval Medical School
for course Instruction.: Lieut.. James
p. Bowles, Lieut.. Claude e. Brown,
Lieut.. q. e. Robert NJ. Cochrane,
Lieut. Sterling 8 Cook, Lieut.. Joseph
e. Malcomson. Lieut.. David W. Reg
lister, Lieut.. Norman Roberts, Lieut..
q. g. Lea B. Sartin, Lieut.. Cecil G.
Sutherlin. Lieut.. Deane II. Vance
The following to duty Naval
Academy: Lieut.. George s. Arvin,
Lieut. Comdr. william C. wickham.
!, Comdr. Walter B. Decker, to vir-
gin Islands.
Lieut. Comdr. David p Ducey, to
destroyer force. Pacific fleet.
Lieut.. Comdr. John p. Miller, to
naval station. Guam.
Ems. John Schroeder. to U. s. S.
Gulfportt
The Washington herald., 1921-08-24
ARMY ORDERS AND
ASSIGNMENTS
Infantry.

infantry.
Col. Charles ID. Roberts, to Madi-
son Barracks. New York.
Capt. Carl c. Burgess, to Column
bus, n. NJ.
Capt. senius J. Raymond, to No
gales. Ariz.
Capt Jared I. Wood. to NogaIes,
Ariz
Lieut. William E. Donegan, to
Nogales, Ariz.
Lieut.. Frederick B. Forbes, to Co.
lumbus. y. VI.
Capt. Albert D. Foster, to Camp
Lewis. Wash.
Maj. william II. Gill. to Fort
Monroe. Va.
Chaplain Alfred c. oliver, to
Fort Smelling. MINI.
Medical Corps.
Maj. James A. Wilson, to Fitz-
simons General Hospital, for duty.
Maj. Calvin Duvall Cowles, jr.,
resignation accepted.
Lieut.. James Marye Odell, resig-
nation accepted.
Second Lieut.. William D. Evans.
to Fort Riley. Kan.
Maj. Milton W. Hall. to Army
Medical School, for duty.
Cavalry.
Capt. Raymond C. Blatt, to For,
Clark, Tex.
Field Artillery.
Capt Ray L. BurnelI, to Camp
stotsenberg, P. I.
Air Service.
Lieut. Lawrence /. Peak, to Cob
lenz, Germany.
Corps of EnEineerx
Lieut. Lemuel Pope. 80. to Balti-
more. Md.
Lieut. Ole q. Hoaas, to Federal
Power Commission, Washington,
D. C.
Lieut. Fred W. Marlov, to San
Francisco.
Finance Department.
Capt. wilhelm P. A. T. Won Har-
tung. to Philippine Islands.
Maj. John B. Richardson, infantry.
ten days.
Maj. Ralph A. Jones. A. a., nve
days
Lieut. Warren J. Clear, infantry,
extended one month.
Maj. Allen Fletcher. infantry, nf-
teen days.
Lieut. Col. Samuel W. Noyes, ex-
tended one month.
Maj. Stephen J. Chamberlin, In
fantry, extended one month
Brig. Gen. Charles W. Kennedy,
extended ten days.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-24
DQrothyDixsAc

thinks that cunning little kitten
girls, who curl UP in the corners Of
divans, and sit on tables and swing
their feet. make a hit with men,
So she tries IL with the result that
she looks like a performing ele-
phant. But she might be q daugh-
ter of the gods. admired by all be-
holders, IL she would only dress and
conduct herself ON the splendid
dignified lines that nature laid down
for her.
Girls are even silly enough to
affect vices that they DO not pos
sess. ] know one young girl who
is the talk of her set because OF
the braZen way she gets herself up.
and the barely decent clothes she
wears. Conservative people do not
like to be seen out with her. but
the girl 10 in reality sweet and
dear, with honest principles, q de-
voted and helpful daughter. She
her foolish little head by thinking
that she makes herself attractive
by looking like a sport.
So far as the men know, these
girls have on their expensive gar
ments, and they shy away from
wives whose millinery bills would
make their salaries look sick. They
don't know that the girls are clever
with their needles and sleuths at
hunting down bargains, and that
they make every garment they pos
sess.
1t doesn't pay to pose. girls. Es-
pecially with men. None Of us can
give a life-like imitation of quail
ties we do not possess or under
study another. When We do. We are
as ludicrous as the ass who tried
to disguise himself in the lions
skin. And We are always found
out. million little things betray
US. so the only safe way is just to
be ourselves.
After all, the poorest article, IL Il
Is genuine, is more desirable than
the finest initiation, and this is
true of people as well as things
We laugh at those who pretend to
know things that they don't know,
but We sympathize with honestly
confessed ignorance and try TO en-
tighten IL. We respect the girl who
is a working girl and proud OF II,
but We have contempt for the girl
who pretends that she is working
just for fad, or q queer expert
ence.
So be sincere. Be natural. Be
yourself. And II one type OF man
doesn't admire you. another will.
There are millions Of men and they
all have different ideals about
women. except in one respect. None
OF them likes an artificial, affected
one.
Copyright. 1871. whseler Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington herald., 1921-08-24

Mrs Charles w. Kutz. wife of
Commissioner Kutz, entertained in
formally at tea yesterday afternoon
In compliment to Nine. Saburi, wife
The Washington herald., 1921-08-24
Marriage Licenses.

Unless otherwise specified. all the follow
Ing applicants are from this city.
Norman w. Waters. IS, Of Germantown,
Nd, snd Clara II. Fisher. -. OF Gathers
burg, Nd. The Rev. II. d. Talbot.
William c. Hutchison, 30, Of Louisville,
Ky, and Ella II. shireIy. 81. Of Lafayette,
Ind. The Rev. Y. Rohrer
Theodore Brooks. 50. and Lutisher wash
ington. The Rev. J. T. Harvey.
Adolph II. Volt, q. and Sophia r. Ma
chiswcz. IS. both OF Baltimore, Nd. The
Rev. J. II. Je6ries.
Biyill Hanson. 80, and LiIsie Day, 3s.
The Rev. A. Sayles
Percy A. Griffith. 81. and Olivia c. Davis,
q. The Rev. J. NJ. waldron.
Vernon G. Bennett, .. and Margaret An
nette. IS. The Rev. J. z. Briggs.
Israel Cole. Jr.. 26, and Alice B. Wolfe,
%. both Of Harrisburg. Pa. The Rev. II. r.
Downs.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-24
MISS HELEN BRUNETT
TO WED ARMY OFFICER.

The marriage OF Miss Helen
Louise Brunett to Lieut.. William
McCombe Gala aghan, OF California.
will take place in st. Mary's Church.
Rockville. Md. at a nuptial mass at
IL o'clock today. Miss Jane Raby.
daughter OF Capt. and Mrs. James
J. Raby. entertained at a dinner
dance Monday night in the quarters
of Capt. and Mrs. Raby in the navy
yard for the members OF tho we'd
ding party. Lieut.. Callaghan Is the
nephew of Mrs. Raby.
Mrs. William Balch Williamson
announces the marriage OF her
The Washington herald., 1921-08-24
MRS BRITTEN SPENDS yACA-
TION At KARLSBAD.

Mrs. Britten. wife Of Representa-
tive Britten. spent a few weeks at
haTlsbad recently. returning to
Paris by way OF Vienna Mrs. Brit
ten will sal for New York on Sep
tember IL on board the Olympic.
Mrs. White. wife Of the late Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court, has
as her guest at 'Varicle House"
in New London. Conn, her two
nleces. Miss Mary Gontgomery and
Miss Anna Montgomery.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-24

Of the secretary OF the Japanese
Embassy and Mrs. Thomas B. Lar
kin, whose husband. Maj. Larkin, U.
s. A. has neC1 detailed to duty as
assistant military attache of the
American Embassy at Toxic.
Mrs. Peter GoeIet Gerry will re-
turn to town today after a brief
absence.
MISS DOUGLAS GUEST OF BISHOP
HARDING.
Miss Hariette Douglas has Joined
her brother -in-law. the Rt. Rev. AL
fred Harding. Bishop Of Washing
ton. at Saunderstown, r. I. Owing
to the death of Mrs. Rolf Creyke.
the bishop has cancelled all his
socia engagements for the present.
Maj. and Mrs. Larkin and their
small son will leave Washington
late in September for San Francisco
and will sail on the October trans
port for the Orient.
Mrs. Anna L. O'Brien has issued
cards announcing the marriage of
her daughter. Mildred Ann, to Nor
man f. Lambert, Monday morning.
The ceremony was performed at 10
o'clock in the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conception by the Rev.
John Fl. EckenrOde and followed by
a nuptial mass.
Miss Grace O'Brien was her sis
ter's maid of honor, and the best
man was William NJ. Cannon. The
bride wore a gown of pearl gray
canton crepe with a hat of velvet
to match and carried sweetheart
roses. The maid of honor was in
blue crepe with a picture hat to
match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert left later
for a wedding trip. and on their
return will be at home at I'LL Fifth
street northwest. Mrs. Lambert is
a daughter of the late P. w. O'Brien,
OF New York, and was active in
Red Cross work through the war.
Mr.. Lambert Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lambert, of Washing
ton.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-24
Plans Quiet
HonaeW.eddi,g
Washington Clergyman
sWil ORciate at Mar
riage of Miss Post.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-Ths mar
riage of Miss Harriet A. Post, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Post, will be soiemnized with
the utmost simplicity. The cere-
mony will take place at half-past
twelve o'clock on Thursday at the
country home of the brides par
ents at Bcrnardsvilie, N. J. The
officiating clergyman will be the
Rev Roland cotton-smith Of WASH
ington, an uncle Of. the bride, and
there will be only eight witnesses.
all members OF the immediate
families.
viscount Bryce and Lady Bryce
will go to Seal Harbor, Maine, on
August 2s, where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert H.
Montague of 152 East Thirty
Seventh street at Beaulieu. their
summer home. They will also
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Eliot
at Northeast Harbor, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White are IN
town from Southampton where
they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. Mr.. and
Mrs. White will return to their
country place N Lenox. Mass,
where they will remain until the
first week In November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard L. Davisson
Of % East Seventy-sixth street arc
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of q daughter on July 20 ~,
their summer home on Lattingtown
Road, Glen Cove. Long Island Mrs.
Davisson was Miss Helen Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotes-
bury Of Whitemarsh Hall, Phila-
delphia, have gone on an extended
trip to Lake Louise and Banff, go
ing by way of Quebec. They will
be Joined in the West by Mrs.
Stotesbury's son and dauEhter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. James II. II.
Cromwell. who are now IN Alaska.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-24

daughter. Miss Margaret william
son. to William Henry Hoyt on
Saturday, August 20. at warrenton.
Va
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Adams, OF
Alexandria, Va, and Washington,
d. c., announce the marriage of
their daughter. GenevIeve Florence,
to Capt. Milton II. Stokes, of New
York and Washington. on Thurs
day, August Is.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Crandall. of 1921
sixteenth street northwest, accom-
panied by her three daughters, Mil
dred. Olga and Dorothy Crsndall, 10
spending the month Of August at
the Hotel Traymore in AtIsntic
City. Mr.. Crandall returned to the
Capital yesterday from a Weekend
visit with his family at the shore,